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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

Eectrootic action attracts dirt lint dust And that's the
of the famous hospital Magnetic Mop Shakes clean
eosiIy Iounders like honkie! Reaches hord-toeetot
places! Try out tomorrow, you'll be amazed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09

ganese, zinc, nitrogen and other min
erals in the plant food - but even
more important, automatically shoots
life-giving nutrition to the, vital min
eral-starved parts of the plant where
it is most needed.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
LARGE HOUSEWARES

Sturdy 5,e5 Walnut finish Telephone Stand, 4.o5
800 Imprinted Pine Benches
1l.e5 Imprinted Pier Cabinets, Credenzos, s.95
1895 Imprinted Toy Chests-----------1195 95
1926 Unpointed Vonities-
1900 and 2O5O Chests
2750 Imprinted 4-drower Chests--1995
10 o"Aristo BiIt" Ready paint Record Cobnets,
$50
1926 "Aristo BiIt" Imprinted 4-drower Chests,
995
1875 "Arsto Bt" Imprinted 5-drower Chests,
1850
1895 "Aristo BiIt" Imprinted Double Chests,
... 32.95
2.35 Step Stools, 2224" high, sturdiIy mode,
1.S5
SIS Step Ladders, 5-foot size ----------4.25
6.Z5 Step Ladders, 6-foot size --5.25
s.98 Right and Left End Bookcases, unponted
$50
1898 Corner Bookcases, Imprinted -13.95
1923 to 1893 Imprinted Bookcases,
-.--.. -.- 925 to 1895
l3.25 Ennco Steel Broom Closets --------1O.5O
1895 Ennco Steel Wardrobe Cabinets ----13.5O
1895 Ennoo Steel Broom and Utility Cabinets,
1925 Emco Steel 1-door Utility Cabinets 1880
1886 Eneo Steel Double Door Utility Cabinets,
1895
1880 Emco Steel Double Door Utility cobinets,
1495
WGL-Loree Housewares. End Floor, North Bldg.
Evening star., 1953-08-05
SMALL HOUSEWARES

1910 6ross Androns, handsomely styled, 1295
Wonden~ond and Kor Wash Brushes 229
SOC OvoI-shoped Roll Baskets, eoy coIors - 39c
$50 Corrugated aluminium Garbage Cans, 3o5
800 Corrugated aluminium Ash or Trosh Cans,
639
6o5 Corrugated Trosh Burners, 2O-qoIon, 495
Z95 Sofety Cleaner Brushes for windows 239
LOS Imported Roll Baskets, many shapes, 800
25c Roll Baskets, variety of shapes
s.95 Pressed Wood Lozy Susons, pottery inserts,
4.95
1895 Stainless Steel FIotwore Sets. 24-piece,
e.95 Hostess Ensembles, 3-piece --------7.95
LIS Posty Boards, l2xl6", of fine wood $50
1895 Folding Cocktail Wagons - 1195
1.le Rolls of Nu: Shelf Plastic Shelf Paper,
4 for 100
89c Cans of Mogic Silver and Bross Polish :. SOC
2.78 Hondy-Andy 2-ter Glass Shelves 229
.3.o5 Carving Boards with spikes - 295
4 for LIS Anodized Aluminium Snack Bowls, 80
for 1.39
1.e5 Aluminium Snack Bowl Sets, 5-piece, 155
z.78 Hondy-Andy Sitter Glass Shelves
4.95 Both Scales with nnoenifyine doI ---3.95
1895 Portable GriIIs on Wheels ------6.95
1.o5 Large Size Rubber Tire eMots-----1.49
Us Wooden Shoe Shine Boxes, stained LOO
l.o5 Attractive Glass Tissue Boxes ------1.69
$50 Round Metal Both Hampers by Wolff, 3.98
1.7o Metal Tissue Boxes by Wolff ----1.19
7.o5 Cherry Wood Bowl Sets, 7-piece 5.95
e.e5 Bowl Sets of Wood, 7-piece -----7 7.95
CSC 6-inch Wooden Bowls 4 for $50
$50 Stainless Steel Kitchen Sows------1.98
l.2e Wrought Iron Candle Warmers LOO
5l.5O Black and Bross Fireplace Sets-----39.95
Hammered aluminium CosseroIes p quart, 3.59
3.e8 Hammered Aluminium CosseroIes,
! " quart, 2.98
EnomeIed Porcelain Deep Chicken Fryers -495
295 Steel Dispensers for wax Poper towels, ESQ
BIS Steel Dispensers. for aluminium foil, towels,
. 2.95
i4e5 English Style Fitted Picnic Baskets S.95
2.2e Combination Ironing and Sleeve Boards, 1.79
l.25 SturdiIy Fashioned Sleeve Boords -----95c
3.o5 Hammered Aluminium lozy Susons --1.o5
75c Heavy Wood Choppine Boord- 59c
Evening star., 1953-08-05

WGL-Housewores, st Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1953-08-05

From three famous makers . smortIy desq1ed sturdiN
fashioned dinete sets at exceptional savings Three SINH
lar styles, all with eosytokeeP-cIeon plastic tobetop
Hordweorne plastic seats and backs that wipe clean
with damp CLOTH Strong chrome fromes Two STYLES
in red, yellow eoy One style in red green or yellow
WGL-Loree Housewares, End Floor, North Building
also Chevy Chase and Alexandra
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Ed FurgOl Leads
Columbia Golf

1T JACKSON. s. G. n - A
classy parerseking field pursaec
Ed furGol q 81 Lnuis. Ne. an1
Dlek knishi 81 omaka. Nsh.. d
ioday's second round 81 the tio 90
columhia opsn Golf Teurnamenl
here.
furgol. . veteraa profsssienal.
and ksiKhi. . relative newcomeg
10 the tournament circuit. turned
N phenomesal T-under par ess q
Ne for ne lead IN ne opeaing
round YESTERDAY.
Bob 0alda e Detroit. Mia. was
Iasi behind behind them Nth e
buddy Godwin 81 Ashevills, n. c.
vas neti with 81.
Seven players. Including naiional
PEA ehaaapion Water Burkemo a
frsnkiin. Mica, wsFs tied with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Tss Ksy wssT eIrnss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

NV YORK R-Tradlilon laden
games uss aboui Erap up TIE Ia15
college fooghsn season tonorr0w
eai oniy ere Of them al have any
effect 90 the lneup Coo ne Jan. l
bo~i eonsests
he seheduie Isl sueh risalries
- Army Nasy. Metre Dane South.
err CAlifornia. Ashama. Auhurn.
ueorGia GecfHsa Tech ard okla
bona '0klascma a.. bu Is the
hiee Bafior same 81 Heusioa thai
81 determine The beet team in
the C0ttua Bowl
Tsxaa elHehsd 81 least q &c Coz
the sou.hwest Coalsrenee uGe ard
FRmained In the runnlng co. . Cot
ton no~i spcs b. defeating the
Teas AaEiss ala ycsterday. Now
h Baylor dsieats Rics. TIE Long.
horns wlll O. Into TIE Rowi as Dal.
las Jan. against an unnamed
opponeni. bai Il Rec Nlna. IN be
TIE Owls since thsy defeated Texas
during TIE regular season.
ThanksgiyinH Dsy games also
produced the undispuied winner Of
the Ivy League croNn In Cornell.
Which tied Pennsylvania ~. Penn
ALREADY "A eonrWnnH she tale An
Cornell since Il played only one
league rival bat the tie erased any
possibility Of an argument. The
same marked the end ~ George
nungers is-year career a. head
coach al Penn.
The years largest crowd. i02..
90. wili sh In on the eolorful
Army-Navy game In Phhadelphia's
Municipal Siauum. Il Ia the "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

GAMES HEAD NATIONS
GRID SLATE SATURDAY

Iiioaally lslsvised zane a ne day
ne Ms6dies eli b. cat - maks
i four stralahf ever me Cadets
bat Army Is fsyored on me hasi,
oi . beitsr record against eCmmou
opponenis thls year
Sugar Bowi bouna Georgia Tech
likewise Is ths choice 20 whip "a
state rival and g. into the postsea.
son game against West NrGinia Of
New Orleanx with 60 saf record.
Noire Dane. seskine te So hack
90 the VICTORY trad after beins tied
b. Iowa lasi week and shpved eft
az first place In the Associated
Press pol. figures to sap sosth'
ern California.
The Alabama Auburn game
eould gel produce the team 10 0p.
pose TIE southwest Conferences
champs in the Cotton Bowl IA,
burn has lost only 10 Georgia Tech
ard heen ted By MtssiSxippa state
while Winning seven games. Ala.
hama has . S-23 record. one 81
the defeats was b. Maryland. the
nation's No I ranking team.
Oklahoma. headed for the
Orange Boa a. Maryland's oppOn
emf. finishes rs regular season
against the okiahoma AEsies. The
SooneTs flgure 20 win bui. llke
most trsditional games. the boob
can be tkrown oui re vindow In
THIS case.
Other games Include Mississlppi
Mississippi state. villanova Ford.
ham. Norsh cafullna Duke. North
Carolina Carcilna State F1orida
state. Tulaae.Lsu. Vanderbilt Ten.
nexsee. Tulss-Arkansas. Colorado
Colorado A&M. Florida Mani.
Boston University william a MARI
and Aritona.Arilona State.
In the top Thanksgiving games,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Layne Shows
The Sore Fans

DETROIT a - bobby Lsyns
souldn't lei q sore arm, or soms
sore fana. bothar hlm.
80 today The DelFoit Llous were
wiihin two games of ellnehlng sheir
seeond straight ehamp.onxhip n
the Western Division q TIE Nation.
Al Football League
Layns, who lad been ruundly
booed hy iraia Detruis fans We
tea he was AuFtlna ne team.
ssFuek haeA e Re eritles yesisr.
day b eomhlalne via end cloyce
hon q Q spestaeular s7-yard
touehlaeMn paaa Stag against ths
Gresn bag Paekafs.
y was tae leassst scoring pas
IN DesFuis hiatory. Tia Lions wsna
co 10 IN aaiA.
sianalAg In kls ewn end so.s
Layna loiisd q tAlr6.period p.ss
whieA carried @ yards II ne AZ.
Den eAfhered 4 Ia behind A.
L.oomla. orsea Bays top pass -.
Ienoer. and eoasisd ne rest 81 TIE
way. II hFonghs ne Iians 10 wisAln
one Point Of Green Bay, is.ia. and
80 sns paes ~ Dsssuifs sT-pslsl
skplesioa N Ne sse.nd Aalf.
40 Layne I'D q vita an en-.
tfemely sofe arm. n haG hnrs m
20 mnsA. n fact. tAat h dianT
throw ons pass u ne rsgalsr prss.
ice sessions. Nebcdy knew Ia
eKesps ths Llons and tAsg kspl 4
q gel guarded secret ussEl 60
ne eame.
TIE Lsons now fsee ne Chicaas
Sears Dec. Q and the Nsw YerA
0ianis Dee. n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

NEW YORK = - Thnsa exnaFis
uhs ave go bslh MaFylan6 &c
Metre Dame against tAslr sirona.
eat oppom@nts - ne pasl mamiA
seem 10 agree almesi nnanlmeaslY
MT - powesth Tsrps asssFss
tAsir fankins e. ~ nsllun's Ne. 1
foofhall team.
A doaen o. mere Il lhem wa
have seen express an oplnion IL
PRINT start cot By sayina that q
meeting between the No. and Ne.
Z powers woaid pruvioe . terrier Il
baI gams. Thsy ed %. aiisf
aAlpplng aboui faf i.oak wordmof
-. ~ sayin4 they hsllesa CoAeh
jim Tatum'a team would win sueh
. showdown through Superior re-
aerve power.
II Il tie lrish VINO tradlflnnaIiv
are famed Cor Their ability 10 kaep
On pouring muscles ne &c frag.
ouf this h enc time. 4 ws MAJ
believe al we read, nat aheg ~
second IN that department Thls
b especially stressed 10 lAosa Ne
watched MaFyland irounee Ala
bama'a big team 1i-e lat week.
several expFsssed 90 opinlon
iAal I'D Maryland's sllssd ear.
lsgbaek Bernie Falonsy 81 besn
infeea 10 leave ihe aama wllA q
damaged knee II ne aeeon6 psFlod
afier eakineefiAg ne Terps frat
two touckdowns. TIE linal count
might easily have been so.a. Ia
tum conceded later tAas ha hsa
cay 81 ordinary" team withsus
falnney. th0ugh his waa nol -
oexions 10 the spectators.
The Maryland coach also sald
lAal Faloney vas ths best quarter.
baek bed ever I'D, and tat would
tale In his Jaek searhash, via
vas en nearly sveFybody'f a.
America last season. Tha erllles
aaFeed without dissent tat. whlla
Falaney was hana.inx TIE bah. Il
looked llke Q mneh strunesr Mary.
land team than tks one which
iluunsed Tsnnesses IN TIE 1851
16aaF Bowl.
Arthur tDutehl Bergman, fnr.
msf Metre Dame staf end vesafsn
eeaeAs called TIE Maryland haek.
heid Q "reinearnatiom" a hlsI
sehools famous Four Hofssmsn IL
en- article n Ne washinslon Tlmss.
Herald.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Football Results

Elssida ltlsh sehssl es~sAsIl
~ us ASSOCIATED pRass
MANI ma q. Miami Kdisoa q
key west a.. Tampa gslferpou I
Teri Pisree =. vsro Beach 9
S.eksoaviils Landoa a. 81 Peters.
burg o
barsow n. winter Hsvsa
t,mpa hilseoFoasA u. rampa
rlant
JaeksonsAle Jaeksoa q yaeksan.
vie Lee Q
Apepea u. winter PaFk u fsGsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

vsss ssrsnssY zee - go uAsn
fhis 90 wesI1 - prass hN9 -
musl act ho8 ~ eosh N e
IS Lifetime eppsFtsnily. uFils
isasv n esfsii olslao vsuF esail-
fiGefiema co.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Wright Says
Wise Guys Get
Shock Tonight

SEw roak a-cAslly wusha
believes tee "nFosaway wiss
Guyt are eoiag - So q shoek
ionlxha whsn hls Daxey CanaF6s
tahss Co classy Lals pssaa- = a
return loroander ID Madisaa
square Gsrden.
ms "wiss ruys" have msds
Persa 1ypar-cid Bruoklya
ipeed eoy. 81 favorls n hssa
anothsr defeat % the a.year.osa
Les Anaslas fsaiAeFwelehl
fsfel who 10 gaaaaas a1r rs
stih Consecutive vieloFy. uas . II
ehoiee shea thsy net ne arss
tine n ne eardaa sspl 4 Ne
woa Co On eiwht euun6 fK0 -.
cause q tie vlda dasp euss over
Gallsrao's lsfs eys. bus 90 scrappy
CalIfornia had Gene on q ave
Perez ths searv of his he. We
roeked HIN eth q rigA. b fAs
snaa ~ NE el9htn an1 SEEMED e
ma vay 10 q dseiaisa vletsgy q
least.
NY euy kaa psrsa nm. n.
eood. N the eightA. sad ChaIky.
Just waii tlll he ests aruund n
the uinth ard tenth ina tine. T.nss
broadway sac guys maybe III
learn somsthine Coz . ehanss"
Siarting time ior N hout d 40
pm. EST. n vill ~ hroadensi
tABCl and tslsessi (NBcl eeaa
30 feast
0allards hasnI luuahi ainas -
dsfeai ~ Persa. Ma Feeost \ e.
rs Perez has Q III record. rs
sole les uss b Chafley nanaklsr.
uhom he whippsd IN Q Fslarn. Per.
90 ls fanksd - ne Ne. 2 csnisndsr
and callsrdo. Ne. Q.
READ TIE crTtxKM pAnY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Colgate ana Rrosn playet q
ne. Detr0si bal wlehaa ne Go
q share IN re Missouri vsney Co.
isrssss tie. Make Forest sur.
prsed sosts Csroliaa Is-u VI
ainia Military d0wned VrEinia
Tsxh nh Mlssisssppi soulhern
beat Chatianooga ua. Denveg
and Nyomins lied l3.la Collegs
of ne Pacific turned bsrk rtaA
state Dit and favored Utah hssl
managed e defeat Brahsm
Y@ng nm n ne MAS naslon.
ally tsls'ised game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Dunn De Dunn Dunn Con Wop Dragons And Stay Unbeaten This Year
jefferson Bows IT'S To
Key West Offensive Punch

kL George himself eouldnt have done better lob
The Key West Conehs undsfsatsd after exfnrush.
ing the fire Of the Dragons Of Jsffssn of Tampa la
night 27-6 the Wlsksn Field sFidlron.
The Conehs not only dsfsaisd The Tampaas-shsy
eobbered them jefferson according to their eeaeh San
Alner doesn't want 10 come bach nsxt year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

~ maa last algAl Ne gave a
uhale e . ~ 81 sreda Ior "a
Ceoehg ulnslA2 ssassa lssi nlsAa
70 hafoad Ailsn. the man IA -
moldea kAg wesis lins - -.
esss = - sssss defeaslvely.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Duluth Firm Achieves
Rootless Beun Sprout

DULUTH, Minn.-A new root
less bean sprout is bein. grown
by a Duluth company by a new
method said to make the beans
jucier aind plumper than for
merly.
The company achieves its root
less sprouts by treating Mung
beans with hormones to stunt
root termination while the beans
are soaked in water. The beans
then go in perforated metal trays
so the sprouts can develop and
are watered long and often, with
the temperature of the sprout
kept lower than that needed for
the root to survive.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
lnubbed by Judges,
keating Group Heads
Back for Conference
BY the Assoeioted Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June IA
House Judiciary subcommittee
headed back to Washington to-
day, temporarily frustrated by
three Federal judges who told it
they felt Congress had no au-
thority to investigate court
matters.
The three congressional probers
headed by Representative
Heating, Republican, of New
York-spent three days hearing
testimony on the handling of
tax scandals in the Internal
Revenue Bureau here two years
ago.
Yesterday United States Dis
trict Judge Louis E. Goodman
refused to answer questions per-
tanning to court actions or grand
jury proceedings. He said judi
cial matters could be discussed
only before a judicial proceed
ing"-whlch the subcommittee
was not.
Six other Federal judges joined
Judge Goodman in signing
policy statement to that effect
and it was read to the commit
tee.
To Confer on Issue.
M. Keating told newSmen he
would confer with the full sub
committee on his return to
Washington about certain queS-
tions relating to the testimony
of Judge Goodman"
I'VE are going to see If there
will be any further action about
this" he said. He did not
elaborate.
Mr.. Keating had asked Judge
Goodman if he ever had talked
with two indicted Internal Rev.
enue officials about the activities
of special Justice Department
prosecutor, Irving Goldstein.
Judge Goodman declared: Il
think that's an insulting Ques-
tion," He vigorously denied an
association with the pair.
Hits Newspapers.
After hearing briefly from
Chief District Judge Michael j.
Roche, the committee listened to
District Judge Edward P. Muir
ply aSSail San Francisco news
papers for publishing what he
called half truths and SenSa-
tional whispers" about rumors
of scandal in the Investigations.
He said he dismissed one grand
jury investigating a tax case be-
cause it "had proved unworthy
of trust" by revealing secret tes-
timony to neWsmen.
Vigorously defending himself
and is fellow judges. Judge Muir
ply decried what he called an
erroneous impression given the
public that the San Francisco
Judiciary were part and parcel
, of a plot" to muff1e the tax
probe.
I had a bellyful of half truths
and sensational whispers in
the newspapers" he said. Il
cannot stomach official corrup-
ton, nor an atmosphere fettered
with the stink of unfounded al
legations"
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Third Son Killed

Lieutenant Peter Hargest,
killed in Malayan fighting, is
the third son of Brigadier M. H.
largest of New Zealand to die
in active military duty, Auck-
land reports.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Danish Women's Rights

Copenhagen.-Since 1915.
when an amendment to the Con-
stitution was adopted, Den
marks women have enjoyed po-
litical rights equal to mems.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
cundy outdoes Eyes

Pittsburgh-The Better Vision
Institute estimates that Ameri-
cans spend $1,000, 100000 a year
on candy and only $500, 900 900
on eye care.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

Mother-Now that school is out
you children needn't think you
are going to sleep all morning.
expect you to help me more than
you do when you go to school.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

fiuke, q small parasitic worm
that lodges in the liver of q
person who eats the snail and
sometimes causes death.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Snuil curries Worm

TOKYO-Only one snail spe-
cies in Japan carries the blood
Evening star., 1953-06-02

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C..
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1883
Evening star., 1953-06-02

Mother Tin family counciD-
It's time to put our household on
vacation schedules. Are you
ready to volunteer for the home
tasks you'll do this coming week?
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
Chamber to Entertain Visitors From Anchorage

A fine program has been out lined for over 50 visitors from Anchorage who were scheduled to arrive this afternoon and to remain over until Saturday. The visitors are being gretted official ly by committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce head ed by George Goshaw, Mrs. Earl Cooper and Mrs. Reeves Havens.
 It has been arranged for them to go fishing for crabs on the ice or dog team riding as well as sightseeing, in the afternoon.
 In the evening, Eskimo dances will be performed at the Boring Sea Hotel at pm. Manager Joe Wallace said that as many local people who desire, are welcome to attend.
 After the Eskimo dances there will be special orchestras at both the Boring Sea Club and the Board of Trade.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
VFW Pulmotor- Fund
 Still Open to Contributors

The VFW wish to extend their thanks to May Hedreen for $20 donation toward purchase of a pulmotor for the city. Hap Lan- caster asserted that other dona- tions have been assured and re- minded the public that there is still time to send in their con- tributions.
 The Vets present another of their fight programs at the School Gym tomorrow evening. Five boxing matches of three two-min- ute rounds have been scheduled as well as tag wrestling ex- hibition.
 The outboard motor, to be given away in connection with the pull motor fund raising, will be awarded to some lucky person at the fights Saturday night. Tick cts will be available at the gym the night of the fights.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
LIBRARY GETS SIGN

Decorating the front of the City Hall building is a new sign with the word Library" on it to help newcomers to the community find the XXX Public Library located in the building.
 The sign was made by Ray Kangas, high school teacher, and presented to the library gratis and was hung in place by Harry John son, utility man for the city.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
IN WIT "A 10 N

An invitation is extended 10 all the people of Nome and Seward Peninsula 10 attend the public in- auguration ceremonies for Gov ernor Heintzleman April 10. 1883. al Juneau, Alaska.
 Juneau Chamber of Commerce and the Pioneers are sponsoring the ceremonies and want 10 make this a Territory wide affair in welcoming our new Governor.
 Wallace C. McIver.
 Mayor of Nome
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
Children To Be Guests Of Nome Field Movie Theater

Grade school children are to be guests of military personnel tomorrow morning at special theater party at the Base The ater.
 Transportation is being arrang- ed to be at the school at 9:3O am. Cab companies have volun- teered the use of their taxis and the bus has been taken out of winter storage to assist in get ting nearly 300 children to and from the base
 More cars will be needed and individuals who have their cars out and are available are urged to be at the school in the morn ing to help.
 This is special treat for the children since they have had no shows since the Dream Theater burned down on February 28.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
FIRE MAIN THAWED OUT

The Fire Department has been busy thawing the fire main on Front Street and reports that the job was completed today.
 The main was found to be frozen Wednesday during the fire in the Lomen Co. garage rented by Jim Pappas. The fire was con- fined to the attic.
 A light truck and tractor were stored in the building.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
ssh Wedding Anniversary

MT. and Mrs. Tolbert Scott celebrated their 39th wedding an- niversary last evening with a party at the residence of their daughter, Mrs. Don Perkins. Other members of the family were pre- sent as well as invited guests who have known the family for many years.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

John McLuke was sentenced to six months in the Federal jail for shooting at a dwelling with an AVG gun. The shot, it was re- ported, lodged in a flower pot.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
Three Children Bitten by Doqs

Chief of Police Glass reports that during the past three days, three children are reported to have been bitten by loose dogs at the playfield.
 One dog was identified and the owner notified.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Peter Malo- ney, Keith Anaguk.
 To Anchorage: John Norbert Jr., Patrick Cronin, Curtis An derson.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03

Eddie O'Connor is visiting his mother and family here. Eddie has been doing construction work at Mt. Edgecumbe and is now married and living in Sitka. :. :.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
A T T E N T I O N

Scottish Rite Masons will meet at inc Masonic Temple at 6:45 pm. Sunday.
 Master Masons will meet at the Temple at 7:l5 p.m.
 Both groups will attend church services at the Community Meth odist Church.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
N o T I C E

Identification tags for those who were blood-tYped last fall al the ANS Health Center, are now available at the City Clerks of flee. Please call as soon as pos sible.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-03
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: James Picnalook, Florence Willoya, Lorena Gray. :. Discharged: Mrs. Willoya.
, 1953-07-11
SCARAMOUCHE
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Wildlife Department Of Agri-
culture and Commerce, Puer-
to Rico; w. A. King-W
Fisheries Officer Of the Fish
cries Division, Trinidad and
DR.. P. c. Henriquez, a mem
Der Of the Government of
Curacao. William T. Miller,
the representative Of the
United States Virgin Islands
has not yet arrived.
, 1953-07-11
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern
ment Of the Virgin islands OF
the United States has this
date authorized The Reverend
Edmund Z. Malone, Jr- Of the
All Saints Church, St. Tho
mas, to perform civil-religious
ceremonies in t h e Virgin
Islands.
Government Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States
Charlotte Amalie, st. Thomas
June is, 1858
Daniel w. ambrose
Government Secretary