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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Everly were
called to Connellsvile, Pa, follow
ing the death Of Mrs. Everly's
father. which occurred there Mon
day evening.
A ham dinner is being served at
the Deer Park town hall on We'd
nesday, juno "a, beginning at 4 o.
clock, EST. Tickets are being sold
for 81 and 50 cents.
Mrs. f. r. Bennett, of Baltimore,
spent the weekend in Oakland Wis
iting relatives and Mrs. Susan
Lawton, who is a patient in Gar
rctt County Memorial hospital
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard o.
Smouse, Canton, o., on Tuesday,
June >, q daughter, Barbara Ann.
The father is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver NJ. Smouse, Clarksburg, W.
Va, formerly of Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Kahl
were in Baltimore over the week
end and attended commencement
exercises at Johns Hopkins uni
versity where their son. Thomas
Kahl, was one Of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Naylor at
tended the church service in the
Methodist church at Terra Alta,
w. Va, ON Sunday during which
time Mrs. Naylor installed the of
ficers of the WSCS for the year.
Miss Icie G. Friend, Mrs. Paul
B. Naylor and Mrs. E. Ray Jones
attended three zone meetings of
the Methodist WSCS Of the Moore
field district, scheduled this week.
They included Leadmine, Tuesday;
Ebenezer, near Romney, Wednes-
day; and Friendsville, Thursday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-06-11
Bride Elect TO BE
Entertained With Shower

MIS-. F.. l.. llCn0rtS ana GdUWl-
ter, Miss Ruth Richards. will en-
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Mabel c. Brock, will become the
bride Of Herbert II. Leighton at an
open church wedding in the Bethel
Methodist Church, Mt. Lake Park,
Sunday, June 2lst, at 1900 o'clock,
DIST.
assembly room of the church. to
which all those attending the cere-
monv are invited.
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wbaro sba wa. taI.an cpo dov l,et
wool, A4,.s r,o+on i 90 ,oors of
age.
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Evening star., 1953-03-29
Red Cross Chapters Asked
To Press Drive to Success

z. Roland Hartman, president
Of the American Red Cross, last
night called on the 3.7OO local
chapters to continue the 500
million campaign beyond the
scheduled closing Tuesday until
the goal is oversubscribed.
The Metropolitan Area CAM
paign. with more than IS per
cent Of It's $1,531 900 goal still
TO collect. has been extended to
April 10.
In q letter to all Red Cross
chapter chairmen. Mr.. Hartman
noted that the campaign was
moving slowly and that unless
the pace improves. there is q
likelihood that we will fall short
Of our goal" He continued:
1.-THE Red Cross is now on q
pay-as-you-go basis and the eff
fective continuation Of it's serv-
ices for another year depends
entirely on the success Of the
current drive.
Men in service depend upon
the Red Cross for help: disaster
victims look to us for assistance;
people hospitalized need blood
collected by the Red Cross. ahd
there will be great need for
gamma globulin to prevent pa.
ralysis in polio this summer. We
cannot let all these people down
ITO succeed, each chapter
must make sure that every one
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Mary Pickford Here
For Curtain Call on
1918 Bond Sale Plea

Americas Sweetheart" Of an
older generation will stage a. re-
peat performance here tomorrow
to increase the sale Of savings
bonds in another period Of Ma
tional rearmament.
Almost so years old, but still
pert and pretty, Mary Pickford
will deliver her message from the
South steps of the Capitol as she
did 35 years ago during World
War !.
The star Of the silent films era
will open a Nationwide tour
here at 1880 pm. as the guest Of
House Speaker Martin.
It will be q sentimental oc-
casion for Miss Pickford. In
the stirring days Of 1918, she ap-
peared on the Capitol steps with
Douglas Fairbanks, sr., Marie
Dressler and Charlie Chaplin.
The appearance predated the
general use of loudspeakers, and
Miss Pickford was the only one
of the stars to retain full use
Of her vocal chords after their
tour was finished.
Miss Pickford's tour will take
her to 13 major cities from coast
to coast. She will celebrate her
Evening star., 1953-03-29

Goth birthday April 8 while
campaigning in Atlanta, Ga.
The retired queen Of the silver
screen will make no social en-
gagement during her tour not
connected with selling Federal
bonds. She is associate national
chairman of the campaign. Mrs.
Dwight D. Eisenhower Is honor
ary chairman.
After her appearance at the
Capitol. Miss Pickford will be
guest Of honor at q White House
tea to which Mrs. Eisenhower
has invited wives Of Supreme
Court Justices. Cabinet officers
and other prominent women.
Miss Pickford will attend .
banquet and rally at the May
flower Hotel on Tuesday. She
win leave for Boston Wednesday
afternoon on the first leg of her
tour,
Evening star., 1953-03-29

in It's jurisdiction Is asked to
give. Large segments Of the
population are not solicited each
year. We can make the goal If
every worker redoubles his, eff
forts and obtains complete COW
erage.
II know you win do your best, q
Mr.. Hartman concluded, '.and
I ask you to continue the appeal
until the goal Is oversubscribed. |"
The Red Cross reported that
on the 27th day Of the campaign,
Red Cross chapters had reported
collections totaling $56.441,116.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Poy Phone User Tries
To Put Bills in Slot +.
ey iha Asseelaiad Praaa

SUMMIT, N. J.-But for inter-
vention Of police q bi-lingual de-
bate between a long-distance tele-
phone operator and . young Chi
nese might be going yet.
The operator kept demanding
$3.65 for overtime charges and
Charley Yong-Sa-Set, %, new
employe of a Chinese restaurant
here, kept trying to oblige her
by stufing dollar bills into the
pay phone.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Magnesium Exposition
To Be Opened tuesday

+
Senator Ferguson. Republican,
Of Michigan will cut a mag
nesinm ribbon to open the cere-
monies Of the first International
Magnesium Exposition Tuesday
at the National Guard Armory.
The $50 million exposition will
be open to the public Tuesday
through Thursday from noon to
10 pm.
Highlights Of the show will be
the exhibition Of the Douglas
Skyrocket. the plane that has
flown higher than any piloted
aircraft. and q magnesium auto
mobile body weighing 132 pounds.
Evening star., 1953-03-29
Teachers Cooperative
Names New Officers

Mrs. Harriette Wood. Of the
Georgetown Cooperative Nursery
School, has been named chair
man Of the Potomac Association
Of Cooperative Teachers for the
1953-54 season. -
Other officers are Mrs. c. M.
Kester. Meridian Hill Co-opera-
tive. secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Cora Fisher, Beverly Hills (Va.)
Cooperative. chairman of per-
sonnel practices; Mrs. Ellen OPP
penheim, Rock Creek Gardens,
Silver Spring, chairman of
teacher training: Mrs. Ruth Hell
stein and Mrs. Hope Eagle, Sill
yer Spring Nursery School, CO.
chairmen Of resources, and Mrs.
Sara Herndon, Center CVa,) Co
operative. registry j
Evening star., 1953-03-29
MONTGOMERY COP. Session

The Young Republican Club Of
Montgomery County viii hold a
special organization meeting on
Tuesday at $3.50 pm. in the
Liquor Dispensary Building, $500
ColesVlle road, Silver Spring,
Evening star., 1953-06-03

CHEVROLET cHaEvST .4s sSa i-tcn psnsI-$SsSS panel -$SssSS
Both n M good 6 eonS; end. See Mr.: Kinl
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 40 convertible; r. and
h.. new top. excellent condition.

tHEvRoLET 40 convertible; r and
WILLIAMS. S0oi Nichols ave. Sc.
CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. de luxe sed. :
owNER. SW ERRilesffss sff.ss5p PEE JE. $685. scSbs from
owner. fine running cond.; fully
eguipped: 1895. Tu. 2-46S9. -5
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe styleline;
seas: price. ST. 200. ID. 1-5096.
3414 Southern ave. Sc. %
CHEVROLET 81 .styleline de luxe f.
door; radio. heater, low mileage; one
owner Tsc,,E: Original Is;t,o finish; very i'm
GHS fESde eM2t,t Sr terms; M :,;0Idy ;s00.dsy warranty;
cSE9SotEST aSf g. IS bei kY Ar: Aairsseo q and h.
PowerRlide: new tires with guar;
l owner. Call JU. 9-118l, bet.
CHEyRRoLET 1s4s club coupe; r. r, h.
Conditioned; only SSs7. EMEKsocN
GhElvRR1dfr5Tl njEl Rd r5T7llSS $40 opsa iii Pm "a.
fsSs. ~. $685. at. Ct1s'aat z p.m. GHnsr'
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.; gray; r. and
h., Wv. tires. custom Sc: 1 owner;
jewel. Grady inspected Srsi and guar. isr.
anteed at only 81, ,095: No dealers,
please; GRADY MOTORS. INC
aTe Psser; Ma op.a s4ol d1S WIs
CHEvR0LET is47 club coupe; Jet
black finish; r. and b., custom sc. =,
WV. tires; clean as q '53. Traded
In on . new Mercury. Grady in
ssppesSted and guaranteed at only
tSF So ofstsr'' fse RsssS ddaa1y
Dealers, 7401 wis. ave, Bethesda,
Nd. Open daily 8 am. It'll 10 pm,
CHEW. 81 Styleline de luxe 4-door
and h., seat covers. exceptionally
SoSr ns cS1S Soiday ide;l family cSvxFT SfE fcF
MoToRs. NC. Spe sete-piymouthjt,
1926 Ga. ave-. JU. 5000.
lCHEV. 80 de luxe 4-door sports Sc
dan; with radio, heater and custom
seat covers; Immediately clean In
ington Automobile Dealers Associa-
tion guaranteed. PARKWAY (Ford),
3O51 M st. n.w., AID. 2-01S6. Open
lCHEy. ISL. convertible; with Power
signals, lustrous forest-sreen fnish,
with contrasting light top and white
sideWal tires; a beautiful sports
car: 81. .695; Washington Automo-
bile Dealers Association warranty;
p. G. and W.. inspection guaranteed
Ahbs1T1s Ab avSfs6. V65Ge; 6De;n sS'a 70 y g. st. n'"'
CHEv. '52 de luxe 4-door sedan;
fully equipped, with beautiful 2.
tone blue finish; special, 81 ,695;
washington Automobile Dealers AS
i1spestiOn Vsusaars; susranteed D. PARRwx9 fne AZ
Eord), so51 N st. NV, AID. 2-01s5'
CHEVY 81 coupe; black; r., h.; ons
owner; peri: cond., must sacrifice
"a; 2,0445 bet; 10 and s. "a
ors sy stylfne has hsser as tq1 and Il:
HoYIE HoSSf Moro5ssa 5sai SALLY EEiE!ss; 1s{5 5'asS eat
CHEVY. ;5S styieiinaee tiaeVi de luxe. 2-6r.;
GOOD e;; eond seat si'zsS. siCzsTs olis5 mi
MOTOR J SALES. 1916 Cue st.. NV. ! y
CHEVY 81 club cpe.; green; Power
glide, r. and h.; exceptionally clean;
$685.; 2.day money-back trial
/. SS..i.zi sizSDFRsi %%asS;. %.4S:s. Oldest ScTd
AD. 4-43OO. a
CHEy. ~ S-pass; club cpe.; black;
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont ave
NV, AD. 4-430O. a
CHEW. 80 club cpe.: 2-tone green
rnd ana out H. Hef. He0wfTsde + e:.y Sea ni in:id: ss4
Try 1t and you'll buy It! S1,196
2-day money-back trial. 4-montt
| written guarantee. HILL & SAN.
! DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
| 1114 Vermont ave-. NV. AID
Evening star., 1953-06-03

ANGLIA 81 2-dr. sedan; very clean;
up to 35 miles per gallon; S696;
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL d SAN
DERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-43OO.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

o4ry T. ana SO E. 'Gay s.sn Alssfs sifssP. g." ds; tSH;
guarantee: HILL q SANDERS.
Wash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer: 1114
Vermont ave. NV. AD. 4-43OO.
CHEW. '62 2-door de luxe coupe;
sso657isS seo7SS. SefOrs; SeRa;; I0p p.m. mileage
CHRYSLER 1853 Windsor de luxe
hard-top; beautiful cocoa brown with
beige top; fully equipped; power
steering. toraue transmission. tinted
| $500 miles. New-car warrantx stili
sell for $3.50. csil 10. s-s557
CHRYSLER ,4e Royal; paint, tires and
mech. cond. good; pvt. owner; $3.50
Or best ofier. Call after 6 PM, RA
CHRYsLER 1851 New Yorker: tOroue
light; $2.246 or best offer; orig
owner. WA. 7-974O. -
CHRYsLER 1s46 Windsor conv.
en' s0ny; oniy n:S sssa Slaek E%HFsoh sSP e. ans
CHRYsLER 1860 windsor conv.; l.
and b.: auto. trans, WV. tires
very clean; low mileage; l-oWneT
car: $1,SS9. WHEELER. INC.
ave: I'M. s-47os. Closed Sunday.
CIAyR99sLEE Iys9 y e. 1870 % 4;dr:: !. and h;
EM ESso SIssss Sr ssst oner. After 9 p.m.' call
luxe, e-cylSder nsrdtop" "HSVr conV.. =: r
and b.. Fluid-Matic dr.. sparElins
emerald green finish; one owner;
very low mileage: 1895 down, "a
mos. to pay. easy terms. full price,
I02RSSs.z S9OS Benning I'd. ne. LU.
CHRYsLER Al 4-dr. sedan; orig.
sea a-mist green finish; r. and h..
uid-driVe; practically new, tires;
anfeeS S1er :. orssy oSy and ds sTs
Lincoln Mercury Dealers, 74O1 wis
ave-, Bethesda. Md. Open daily,
am. til 10 pm.
CARYSLER 1888; 2 owners; excel
ap slsine 47i11c: end good svta tires; $3.50 oP4SSZ
CHRYsLER 1851 New Yorker sedan;
Z. and h., auto. trans. seat covers,
new tires;, orig. dark blue finish
imss; 41v, Gond. . throughout. 81 l;905.
euth. 1900 Wis: Wiss:onsinf nf'slss svs. risM. sM
3-47Os. Closed Sunday. "a
CONSUL 81; black; htr. and air
cond. Co. Official car. Very low
mileage; $1,O95. 2-day money back
trial, 4-month written guarantee
HILL q SANDERS, WaSh.'s Oldest
! Ford M Dealer: 1T:aod lila Vermont ave
CROSLEY '4S station wagon; sc
engine: good mech. cond.; $50 OF
best . 3 or Stfer. -Wo;; e-71S9:
+. and h.. seat covers. excel cond
S1.450. Can be financed. LARCH-
MONT l1E sr,s4S CONSTRUCTION corp
DE SOTO '4e de luxe business coupe
r. and h., wonderful transportation
new motor installed within last
| BILE. $3.50 Wis. ave. NV. KE
DE SOTO 1858 Firedome V-8, 100
h.p.; r" h., green fin., Wv. tires
DE SOTO 1851 convert: ! owner. 15,-
900 actual miles. New custom -made
| top. New.car cond. S1,75O. Call
Mr.. Wooding. SHOREHAM HOTEL
GARAGE, AID. 4-07O0. IS
shape, good tires; use every day;
$500 cash: after 6. JU. 7-6317. ID
Evening star., 1953-06-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 40 "s" Custom Ecrdor: over
2s m:p.s;s sss. :t 90 p;p;h;; .s,ey hy Sris,nsi
s-eo75 or ST. $1,000. Ext. 5sS:
FORD E.r 80 cs.tSm tom. sn n,. Tudor; ssd,c.
saaGantse. @ :fsii TRIANGLE eh,Ss0 hoToss. SEessss
FSRS sSG S4d roTaor STs ns s; daS.f 1E 2sS9S ss9S
erly. Md. AP. 7-i003.
heater, Sndsrcost; % 'n Al condition
tee. TRIANGLE MOTORS. SOLO
r, Z; I I. .N ave; . ne. DE, 2-ss02. to-
heater. equip. good tires; $s95; 2.
day money-back trial. 4-month writ.
ten .guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer, 1ll4
Vermont ave. n.w, AID. 4-4300. -
FORD '49 convert; +: and h, dark
GT '9s 9:.S sSuSs q ssst p 8!
Srist.n sasTsnsss. Hit HILL nsRSa sHN
PERs a v.Smont Mnsns .Se Oldest FoFd pss6G. psals5.
FORD M R 81 Custom "s" club epe.;
e excellent % 2 tires; E Sal. / owner: sold ney by
Hill Hill i &1lsn saNpERs. N''sn Washs sIaronsss oiSest
F1rd Desler. lila Vermont ave. NV.
FORD 80 Custom Tudor VS.; r, and
sooSSn oSSndafsS.ti1s ii.s. orx ovnss sSod s6sS ti5sS
Cali OF. 4-7407 after 8 pm. IS
FRAZER 194s Manhattan; custom
equipped, overdrive. immaculate. Sell
down. WILLIAMS. Sooi Nichols ave.
HENRY } '5s cosair; o'drive, r, h..
Sraa Ssini s1iii 'fa5UT'd io% mileage ss sGns Seas
econom. SAVE! S995. 2-dsy money
sntee; HILL y SANDERS. wssS.'s
o1eess o9s' E0ra Al pealssi aIssoo lila Vermont
HILLMAN 1851 convertible coupe:
radio. heater. very clean; extremely
fsSnSMicSl f%N Mor tS cSperstSs;;, JlS'a;: S1:4'aS;
HUDSON 1852 wasp 4-dr.: 2:tcne;
excel: cond.; low mileage. Call pN.
HUDSON AZ. sedan; $3.50. This car
to f@ind md better trsnsportstion for 50
little money. WILLIAMS q BAKER,
29th and M sts. NV. Open evenings.
HUDSON 40 "6" 4-dr.. ] owner,
~. 900 mi, 1895. ia. S-0036. a
HUDSON 194S Commodore sedan:
EMERSON & ORME (Buick), nth
and M sts. NV, DI. 7-1162. Open
It'll 9 pm.
HUDSON '46 4-dr.; original metallic
gray; r., h.; owner: traded on '53
Mercury. A real steal at only $195.
No dealers, please: GRADY MO-
TORS, INC, Lincoln-Mercury Deal
ers, 740l Wis. ave-. Bethesda, Md.
Open daily. 9 am. til 10 pm.
HUDSON '52 Hornet 4-dr. sedan; q
tone blue and gray; r. and h., sun
visor and vibrant Hydra-Matic: GUS
tom seat covers; very low mileage.
Grady inspected apd guaranteed at
only $1.995; No dealers. please.
Mercury Dealers. 74o1 wisconsin
ave-, Bethesda. Md. Open daily, Q
am. It'll 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
O0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large:
Chesap Bay Herring Bay. sharps
ISL, GoOSeS. For reserv.. call ewes.
CAPT KING. WA. 7-4192
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Wizard 9. Call
oIiAffBSAsp If g. IsHS MoroR-wiuard 8. Ia good
cond.; SIS. 10. 2-056O. a
CHRIS CRAFT RIVERA, 1T-ft.. l3O
hp., top notch motor new canvas
cover. very high speed, center tow
rig. for water skiing, or aQuapIaning.
40 miles per hr., priced $2.050; for
appt., phone MR.. LAWSON, Elk.
sI-FT. OWENS, 1889. new scripps
last ". Rsvarnished and painted.
1SSFf, SSTGOiR RoWsOx4 Ss * and eOisi Trailer sta5
or best offer. Call King S-6463.
1a-FT. FLEETCRAFT. fibre glass boat
$3.50 cash. Call 10. 5-2247 after
1915 4O-FT. Bsltzer sedan cruiser;
sleeps. 8; ship-to-shore phone; twin
Chryslers; elec. refrigeration; excel
cond.; $4,000. Large selection oi
used boats. THE WASHINGTON MA.
RINA. Yacht Brokers, 1900 Maine
ave. S.w., RE. 7-4797.
sPEEDLINER Torpedo boat: nearly
new, 22h-h.-p. Evinrude "Speedi-
twin" motor: trailer; extensive &C.
cesSories, 500 complete. Call 1t
Commander KinRdon, Great Mills
Nd, Bill, Ext. 9156. day or night
Evening star., 1953-06-03
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD ORD Is. 1919 H..::;H r. H-ton stake: {:
for the person needing something
WAY FORD. 3O51 M 81. NV. AID.
2:0166. Open 8 to .. Closed sunday
GMC 1850 series 100 Acton pickup;
PARKWAY FORD. sObi M st. n NV.
AD: 2-O165. Open 9 to 9.
FOkD 90 FL panel. in excellent con.
dition: good tires, ready to roll at
$S9b- PARKWAY (Ford). 3051 M
stc.ni st; NV; AD; 2-O1S6. Open " to Q
sTSpEBARHEs SlGisH SHRHas' 80 n-.on express;
truck In flne condition throughout
and has excellent tires; special, 1895.
PARKWAY FORD, 3051 M st. NV,
AD; 2.01S6. open 8 to 8.
less than 500 miles. 1t smells brand
new and we will give . 0O-day, new
car guarantee: list price IL S1,553,
but We are open to offers. LOGAN
1Fordo. I'LL 18th st. NV, DI
FORD 70 h-tcn pickup: used only in
cry service: 8 cyl. red finish, heater;
wonderful buy for only S795.
LOGAN sSro SF9orO' I'LL 18th st. NV
FORD SOY: 80 F:e VS. dump with II aeil
plated frame. s.25xSo tires; truck ;
in excellent condition and ready for
work; S1,195. PARKWAY FORD
SOb1 N st. NV" AID. 2-O18b, open
FORD ,b1 h-ton panel: sparkling,
brand-new. blue finish with no letter
ing or signs; low mileage, used only
Tor tight duty. local service by ouI
parts manager; heater, side mirrors
and markers already installed. A
iii 18th st. NV. DT.: T-5sO0. "a
FORD 1919 FL pickup: newly
painted meadowbrook green: in ex.
cellent condition, S795. PARKWAY
FORD. 30b1 N st. NV. AID. 2
8 iSTERNATfoNAE ws,k-in truck.
low mtlease. good shape; Cali Ii
CHEVROLET. 1862 la-ton pickup; r
and h. de luxs cab, helper springs
less than $500 actual miles; ha.
sziss ;lsi sHe isis as' GU. soSLi Y ~: So1S5 81
FoRD Iiis5o F-e dump, with s-ysrt s
He'll hoist and body. cab shield. 2.
ready to roll: $i.I95. PARKWAY
FORD, 3051 M st. NV, AD. 2.0l86
Open 8 to 8. Closed Sunday
STUDEBAKER 1860 A-ton express
sexcel. tires and in tins eond
3O5i NJ st. NV, AD. 2-Oisb. Oper
. to 8, closed SUNDAY.
FORD '42 h-ton panel; this one run
good and rs . real bargain at onl.
| $175. MONROE FORD, 1887 East
West hwy, Silver Spring, Md. Oper
STUDEBAKER '53 Ia-ton pickup
floor samples. less than 100 miles
new-truck title and guarantee. Ter
rific savings. Before you buy, &c
| our deal. MCNEIL STUDEBAKER
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -!
CHEVROLET '46 M-ton panel S29I
CHEVROLET '4S 1-ton panel-$6pl
Both IN good eond; See Mr.. Kin
Evening star., 1953-06-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS
End TRUSTS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST. $4,000, Payable $50
mo-. go. Only S3,250., Substantial
cash payment. responsible white oc-
.supant maker, RA. 85341S; 4.
S3l per mo-. well secured, nearby
Md. home. Good discount. -certif1cate
OF title furnished. ~, so33s0. %
hind B and L. nrst Of 81 600. price,
$4,000. Call Mr. WEISSBERG, AID.
4-0531 or KE. 7-103S. IS
BLUE CHIP end trust note sold with
recourse. $1,000. 6T. S56 per
mo. with balance in 2 yrs. 30ec
discount. Behind 1st trust. bal.
S4,S 800. 40. Originally $1,000.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. lst
trust commitment avail. $500.
4a4Eo. LLOYD HOHLANDER, Elk.
3-340S or HE 4-6617 ewes. a
IS MONTHS, SEASONED
Well secured. second trust. balance
now S5.519. payable $3.50 mo-,
behind an orig. $1,000 B a. l.. on
brick D. c. property. Will sell for
bargain price Of $4,000 Call r.
COIN, Ho. 2-3620, RA. 3-664O.
Evening star., 1953-06-03
MONEY WANTED

$40, 900. Secured by q first trust on
valuable commercial property. High
rate of interest plus bonus If neces-
Sary. Box 33S-H. Star. z"
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-04

June or January, whether the
climate calls for swim suits or
parkas, a new and revolutionary
auto battery will provide un-
matched power and longer life
because it is essentially 1.-TWO bat
teries in. one"
Built-in Climate Control" hand
adjusted by means of a small key,
adapts the Weathermaster to the
extreme demands of both summer
and winter driving. Altering the
battery's water capacity gives
maximum resistance to hot wealth
er deterioration, and more power
and top cranking ability for cold
weather service.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-04
DIRECTOR OF TERRITORIES
COMPLETES VISIT

William Strand, former Alaska
newspaperman, has completed his
first official visit to Alaska since
taking over the duties of director
of the Office Of Territories, div
ision of the Department of the
Interior
The Office of Territories was
established July %, 1850, and was
made responsible for all Interior
Department matters pertaining to
territorial affairs.
In Alaska the departments dir
ectly under the Office Of Terri
tories, in addition to the govern
or's office, are the Alaska Rail
road, the Alaska Road Commits
sion, Alaska Public Works and
the Alaska Rural Rehabilitation
Corporation.
Enroute south after a swing
through the interior, Director
Strand conferred with Gov. Heint-
zleman on proposals for future
projects of the Interior Depart
ment in that area. These include:
The rehabilitation of the Sew
ard-Anchorage section of the AL
aska Railroad, new construction
for rail and truck use at Seward,
construction of the Copper River
Highway with a branch to the
Boring River coal fields and Kat
ALA, roads between Fairbanks and
Nenana and Livengood and Ram
part, possible new access roads
to places Of potential oil and other
mineral development, the contin-
uation of the snow removal pro-
grams on present roads, and pow
er development at several points
in the interior area.
The Nome nugget., 1953-09-04
Visitors to Nome

Only Wisconsin and the District
of Columbia scored visitors to
Nome on Wien's plane that ar
rived Wednesday. For the fall
seasons first change of weather
flakes of snow assured the trav-
ellers that they were in the arctic
and not sweltering in the heat
waves which blanket the States
east of the Rockies.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. o. Peters were
glad to escape the unusually hot
days at the Capital City. They
hope that by the time they return
fall weather would be their well
come. Mr.. Peters is with the Rural
Identification Authority and he
would be pleased to be assigned
to Alaska as he has become very
fond of the territory.
From Milwaukee came DR.. and
Mrs. G. w. Harper, who, as they
say, are ''gypsying" in Alaska, go
ing to and remaining at places of
interest They travelled via Alaska
Steamship through the always in
teresting waters Of the Inside Pas
sage to Seward, enjoying every
day the comforts Of the ships
excellent service and the choicest
meals.
Another citizen Of Milwaukee,
a close friend of the doctor who
had visited Nome earlier this sum-
mer, advised him to travel in AL
aska. In Nome, the Harpers en-
joyed a fast cab tour of the city.
They were happy to hear the Mil
waukee Braves had taken the first
two games of the present four
game series with the National
League leading Dodgers of Brook
Ign.
DR.. and Mrs. Harper ARE now
headed for Eagle Hot Springs out
of Fairbanks instead of our own
Pilgrim Hot Springs. The united
efforts of Nome's business firms
should go all out to establish the
Pilgrim resort as a popular place
to visit in 1854.