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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

Unscrambe the sets Of letters, making o word
of each scramble. Print each word. letter to q
square, beneath each scramble The letters you
printed the crcled squares may then be arranged
Ito spell the surprise suggested by the cartoon
Clue What is it. tAnswer appears on Page CO, Col. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Observation-Disclosures; sx10x12
#. suitable for fruit, meat yege-
tables, beer. flowers. etc. Complete
g,Ih hg s1nIFssssr and cC ats
REFRIGERATOR, 7-eu. 1T. Coldspot,
500; like new. Washing machine
Kenmore. practically new; $40. Cal
after 9 pm. ia. 2-110S.
REFRIGERATOR, GE, practically
new: $125. Call CO. 5-S614 after
REFRIGERAToRs; electric and gas
$50 eac; also late-model refgrs.
S75. Win deliver. ST. 3-1216. --21
REFRIGERATION, s Gu. IT.: Sefvel
gas; unused: 1858 model. Came with
new hnfna. %12E lie A-H011 y---0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

ROOMS WITH BOARD

CoLORED--NICE FRONT RM., next
bath: all privils. Ii. 6-2315 be.
tween q and 10. -27
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FURNITURE

01tIN4 OktG
WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE
Modern design: 3-pc. bedrm. suite
in cleaning blond finish, featuring
spacious dble. dresser and mirror,
roomy chest Of drawers. full size
bookcase he'd.
REG. $198--NOW SGT
NO MONEY DOWN
Beautiful 3-pc. liv. rm.. suite: full
spring constructions: upholstered in
modern tweed: sofa and matching
chair; rocker in contrasting color.
REG. $199-NOW $98.75
NO MONEY DOWN
Hundreds and hundreds Of other
Items.
Atlas always guarantees in writing
the biggest discounts which means
the lowest price.
Easy monthly credit terms may be
arranged with no money down.
MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS FURNITURE
WASH. 3 sal 6 G St. NV 81. 7-s7s7
Open saturdAS Til Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25
MlScElLANEoUs FOR RENT


lBULEDOZER. front end loader: fol
hire. excavating and grading. base
ment and land clearing. hourly OF
contract; day or night. Call so
6-S651. TT
IRULLDOzER, DIT Caterpillar. for rent
BY day or longer. MIR. MULLINS,
OF. 4-S755.
FANS OF all types for every applica-
tion. Seasonal or occasional rates
Call Ma. S-4259. THE GRIGSBY CO
HOSPITAL BEDS--IDEAL BEDDING
g. FURNITURE CO.. 622 g st
NV. Ma. S-4094.
SANDEkS--Floor. belt. osciLating
sprays. paints. FOLK FLOOR SUP.
PLY, 1852 Wis. ave. NV. WO
r $685. ,rrps a. .t.na.ra -ases.
you may select; 81, i mo-; 50. !:
mo. Free delivery ID. c.. UNITED
S13 14th. RE. 7-1I77. --26
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BUILDING MATERIAL
WRECKING
ION RTTTInTN(@C

S.W. See us now for your needs.
Bricks. heating plants. oil or gas
fired: free delivery; lumber. any
thing you might need. Save SIS.
ARROW WRECKING CO.
400 s. Capitol st. II. $4,000
CALCULATOR, Marchant. portable,
hand txLi. Multiplfes. divides, etc.
c ssa III = away q, - UNITED
service--you can't beat BRENNER.
933 Pa. ave. NV. RE 7-2434,
CAMPING SUPPLIES,
Tents, cots. So. Ponchos. rope. Cole.
man stoves, 1879 disc. Tarps, drop
cloths. J. n. GICHNER. 2513 NJ st
NV. Elk. 3-3527. Large savings.
CARPETING - UP 70 3Oes OFF / 4
All brands! /! All colors! Any sizei
All guaranteed! Call HU. $4,000
Cash REGlsTERs-Largest stock o,
new ann used machines in Washing
ton; So and up: repairs and rentals
Of sn makes, CASH REGISTER
SALES AS : s SERVICE. 2oi9 18th st
CHAIN SAW, in good cond,, not USED
since overhaul; $500. BOX 14l5-z
lCHANDELIER, beaut. crystal, prac
new; cost $165: sac, S95. See a
5521 18th st. NV. Ia. 9-4765
COUCH, modern. Ape. sectional: bed
HOLLYWOOD. Simmons spring ant
| mattress: very good cond.: fail
| price. AP. 7-9265. Hyattsville.
DAIRY BOXES. both open s. g.. ais.
| reach-in type: new and used; excel
| cond.: selling out cheap, remaining
| Earvtra hIlSfnaSS hYiIV pRICI
REFER. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave.
TIL n-o62R al
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NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. l714 N
WILSON HOUSEs-Excei. rms, sgle.
S35-S40-$45. Dbls. S25-$30-S35. Pvt
sGIEs. AND bBLEs.. ige. and com.
Portable: well loo: reas. ISIS 16th
ls4e + sr. NV. ..rhe churehiifss-
fans: 81 up. NO. 7-es6s. y 80
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DESKS

DESKS
rial SIS So; Steel conptometsr,
$19.95; new 60x30 walnut execu-
tive $50 .95. Shop US for lowest
prices in town. N; FRANK q SON.
DIAMONDE-Lady's. !. cts, emerald
gut: s9e ss lady,. sa ct.i SLIP; a ssEo.
$500. LsIViNasToN & Co, l4ss
p1Es Il NM ENef NE s aMe. Al: ss en-
sine complete with all accessories.
Din. p k sSH%N sd RT liable table and and q
chairs, buffet. server and china
DINING Room SET, junior size;
ma sas9,;a a-De.: like new: .g Ssas.
p hA ars7s SET, lined oak; year rS Old;
5-so4s after I pm.
DINETTE SETS. orig. $50; SPECIAL,
$3.50! 5-pc. chrome or wrought
DIsHwAsHER. Kaiser, operates on
40 months Was SIS. u.s. soa asea Spi'
DREAM BOOKS and palmist books
on sale; 81: free advice on books;
open Q am. to 8 pm. daily and
Sun: book sales by Madam, 1920
G st. NV. End Il. ME- S-Q56S.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. BOOKCASE; dble.-
door metal closet; miscel. items; must
sell: reas. ia. S-7061 after 8. --25
ExAKTA Vx; new. with Zeiss biotar,
f.2 lens and fla Zeiss triotar, tele-
photo attach: $3.50 or best of1er;
no dealers. EN- 3-0450. rs
EXERCYCLE--Redu and enjoy 1t.
AC-DC; excel. cond.; S75; cost $500.
3-42S1 after z pm. -27
FILING CABINET, legal, letter, etc
CIRCLE TYPEWRITER, TAI 18th st
NV. woodward Bldg.l, DI. 7-J372
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MlscELLANEous COR SALE

WASHING MACHINES. S15 and up;
semiauto. and auto. $40 and up.
guaranteed ace APPLIANCE CO..
40 H st. u.e.. NE 6-0566.
WINDOW FAN, Homart. double en-
easement; excellent condition: best
offer FEE 4-5S45
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INSTRUCTION COURSES tcons.
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO Southern Indiana; take
TIE. 6-I792.
FLORIDA, riders wanted to share ex-
penSes; leave August 81. RE; 4
1914 or EN-. 2-196S. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25
BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOUNTING and small books kept:
Secretarial work. typing and
stencils General office work by coll
lege grad. NO 1865. -26
IMPRINTED CHRISTMAS CARDS ioi
your business. at wholesale t50G
of 1854 3ist st NV Du, 7-lS00
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COCKER PUPPIES
We have him! Pc. 2-690S. -27
PARAKEETS, 16 FOR $40
CALL TU. 2-2640 --25
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STEEL WINDOWS
SPECIAL
WE HAVE MANY STEEL
COMMERCIAL WINDOWS
IN EXCELLENT CONDI-
TON, COMPLETE WITH
GLASS, IN ASSORTE ED
SIZES $40 PER WINDOW
AND UP.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1857 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINE. surrourns;
heavy-duty desk model; condition
guaranteed: $3.50. Free delivery.
RE, 7-1117. -26
ADDING MACHS., recond. and new,
hand. cleo. CIRCLE TYPEWRITER,
al 9Th st. NV, DI. 1872.
ADDlNS MASniSihss, new SnS S ussu
Ua oov .SrSi re 5sNin a,,owance
SENT,r, AZ ofi, q ISfb :,
ASp SCnSnfrISN 1iIfTs Coy IL nm
A.iIi N .ssin ,yn,a rno,
anS sv slso eIaSoie os11lvoit air.
eo onS s ami seryei condensins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

M FIDELITY setup, I2-in. Aztec
amp; Presto table, audak pickup
H H6i Away BED, approx. s mos
old: used very little: orig. cost.
$27o. viii sell, $500. UN. 1850
LATHE. Craftsman, ha-h.p. motor
complete set Of chisels. SO. Dictat-
. ing machine. best offer. WE. 5-6S80
box springs. sofa beds
up to $3.50 OFF! New only! Al
brands! All guaranteed. HU. $4,000
MEAT BLOCKS, scales. meat saws
veg. scales: all counter equipment
new and used: selling out cheap
remaining in service business only
PRICE REFGR. CO.. 3400 Ga. ave.
NEAT ia. Ease CASES. all sizes. both I'M new
and used. all types including sell
service; excellent cond.: selling out
ness only. PRICE REFER. Co, tn
2,2636s 3400 Ga. ave- -3l
e1sh nc AT 0 isos 18th &. No
MOTORS-we exchange any motoI
while you wait; S9.95 up. Washing
toms largest stock: lowest prices. i
year guara nI tss, Free pars shn:
Sherman ave. NV. AID. $4,000.
MOWER, power, red de luxe, q in.
75s nearly new. JE. 3-1946. ~.
OFFICE EQUIP.-Desks, chairs, files
office tables, safes, typewriters, add
machines. Everything for the OF
fee" CIRCLE. TAI 18th st. NV
woodward Bldg.l DI. az.
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oUIU. ENl. 90 ~. uaV " H IekI1s----
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS

ia. 7-6770. ST. 3-10Q0.
BONDsTONE-New 2 and in. stone
or reg; standard mix stone can nh pc :,
s hPsllsd COSTS ssis NJ sH5IsEss oN NJ
REAL STONE LOOK BECAUSE 1T
is APPLIED WITH MoLDS. You
will have that new dream nome Tor
lot less than you think. Positively
P 2 9R oUT Row t0F wnY se rs sTsR RaR
BEST COSTS NO MORE. Phone oL:
co. 4S19 Beth. ave, Beth. Md. !,
h lspsr e can g. s'fk affh Rfs 81
B fiftass AND clNpER BLOCK WORK.
retaining walls our speciality. If you
are looking for quality work. call
BRREIck tIsIan eit cesoSsTPRiaciroR-Fire.
places. walls. steps; all types Of
BUiIDiNG CoNTRAcTioRs - New
SS n 'f ion, rsmodsl,ns rsp sa,
p Tis x and del srr sSn 0 easy fnsnsins
Can ~ 1890 from Q to 5: ssfates
CARPENTER = Small Jobs. house
D DsFsa and s1t panied ans Va reefs E..
CARPENTER - Porches, partitions
shelving. cabinets. general repairs;
reliable. j. RoWELL, Ex. 3-0627
CARPENTRY, alterations. repairs. re.
SMITH, KE. 6-SS66 any time. --3l
CARPENTRY, specialize in rumpus
rms. porches of all types, partitions
and acoustic ceilings. asphalt tile
etc. No Job too small. Prices right
LO. 7-7254 or RE. 6-S360. Cal
after g. go
CARPENTRY, subcontractor: new
work; rough and trim. Layout. su-
pervision. HA. 2-S9S5. LO. 4-5n9l
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
1904 WIS. AVE. NV.
1-BEDRM. APT.----$110
(Foyer, living rm., bedrm, modern
Pullman kitchen, tiled bath)
Newly available, attractively fur.
nished apt. in charming and ex-
cellently located pldg;; ~ con-
MGR, Apt 81. one S-4439) or
CALL DI 7-7140. -.
HOTEL 1440
Circulating fan; S24, 50-S31.b 80 VIZ.
i44o Rhode Island ave. NV,
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ 4
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Building Material
ROCK WOOL
INSULATION

BARGAIN PRICES
2sx6ss~ inside doors --------- So. 9l
2,6~x6,Ss inside doors 4.9e
Outside doors, " glass. tx. 49,
tchrone mixers 50!
Laundry tubs tchrome nixers) -1O.Ot
LUMBER
100000 b. r Must Go AT 6iac B. r
HOT-WATER HEATERS
30 GALLONS, GUAR. S22.50 EACH
"" 4xS sheets plyWood So "a
sss~ 4xS sheets plywood - 3.2l
SHEET ROCK
90c Per Sheet
75c Large Lots
Movable and Uemountahle
Buildings Available
Sales Office Located On
BALTIC. blvd. ~. 8. Hwy. No. / M be
tween Riyerdale and Maryland Uni
verstty ON right. WA. f-1649.
7400 Georgia Ave. NV. TU 2-944.
25th and Alabama Ave. Sc.
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STEEL

We have large amounts Of ! beams,
angle iron and reinforcing steel. cut
to size.
GENERAL WRECKING co.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. AID. 2-6177
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

pieces, sell for storage
MOVERS. 73S 5th st. NV. --26
FURN.--Entire contents Of apt. incl.
TV. bedrm, suite. hv. rnl. and dl-
nette. Must. sell immed. viii. sacri-
fee. Call after 9 PM. ia. 4-l433.
FURN. - Party has some roomins
house furn: Tor sale; reas.; no deal
FURN.-Porch glider, 3 chairs. metal
$40. Dble. bed. spr. mattr.. $50.
lexis, with pad. S25; Rug. sx1o
with pad, $50. XII. S-9093. --25
FURN.-studio couch, $50; Daveno
bed, $50: chair. $12; 9x10 green
wook rug, $25: desk, So; end-table
50; table and 2 chairs, So; 2 refgrs.
both for $45; lawn mower, SlO. HA'
FURN.-Dresser. $3.50: kit. table
chairs, SS: washstand. 81; cant
seat chairs, 81 ea.; misc. ANTIQUES
FURN.. 1s-censury reprod: = PhiIc c.
washer, rugs, furn.. lamps. pictures
linens, clothes, jewelry, oddments
stes;. Mus move. XII. s-s749s; Be-! K1
|FURN.-Liv. fn. suite, din. rm.
bedrm. and den complete furnish.
ings. Excel cond. Leaving for Fla
Must sell. $500 for all. IA. 5-lS3l
|FURN.-onace desk, chair, file cabinet
misc. RA. 3-127O. JU. S-953S. 81
GARDEN HOSE, 25 it., 81; A-inct
heavy duty, s.; plastic, S1.50. Brinf
ad to 2513 M St. NV.
GARAGE DOORS t2l, roll-a-way
eoinplese.e Eco excel. cond., SIS e s
GAS JAS f RANGES, new. used. repairs
oil. coal. wood ranges. AGSMif
STOVE. 1911 18th NV. Ma. 8-S952
GAS RANGES, new. used; installa.
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 1881
Georgia ave. DE. 2-5566.
HEATERS, new; used tgas. oil, coal
wood, elec.) lowest prices. ACME
STOVE. 1Ol1 9TH NV. ma 8-S952
HEATING EQUIPMENT
Oil Automatic. 30-Gal.
Hot-water heater S15
Oil room S15
Oil cook stoves SIO
These are all In excellent condition,
Priced at only a fraction of cost.
Harris Wrecking Co.
31st ST. AND GoRMAN PL. Sc.
Just north Of MINI. ave. Sc. Phone
LII. 3-2145.
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

rwo.bsdrcom epts; With large spacious
nsaS, rs cssl' unit ss1 II a.s s sd ss
haust fans: auto. laundry facilities;
on-street parking: shopping center
on project. across the street from
new Draper School; conv. TO trsnsp.
and churches. Directions: Out
M,eh els,: ave e Asss@s AVE. ,s s,.
on Wheeler I'd to Wahler pL. left
on Waller pi. TO rental once.
10. e-37s3 UN. 1880
WALLER GARDEN APIS.
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CARPENTRY and general repairs =
8 years to pay. Call LAWRENCE.
-RA. 6-9703 OF. Ii. $500
CELLAR WET? ROOF LEAK? Walls
Low cost. MR.. NEv1NS, Ii. 5000.
--3
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPES. electrically
razor cleaned or no charge, ROTO-
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS. PoRCHEs. screening,
mates free: all work. fully ,suar
No money dn., 80 mos. to pay White
mechanics: SECO SALES. JU. g.
2U1O EN- 2-S140, daV or night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

Stone, Flagstone, Cement
Specializing IN retaining walls. patios.
flower boxes, steps,. walks. drives,
porches. lily ponds fireplaces, etc.
24-hr. service For free estimate
call JERRY. LU 1-4756.
TELEVISI0N-RA SERVICE In
your home nights. Sundays. Save
money Phone KE. 7-144S. now
~ REPAIRS NOW $500: any make
guar. AMBASSADOR nv, DE. .. s,s::54
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UTILITIES INCLUDED
Large rooms, to 5 closets, new g.
cuff. Westinghouse refrigerator
with freezing compartments now be-
ing installed. Spacious lawns, ad-
:acent to large playground with day
school. Bus at door: one zone.
Phone 10. 3-4040.
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POULTRY RABBITS AND EGGS
FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
K st. NV. NJ. s-oosS.
GEESE - o Toulouse. 8 Emden. !
Chinese: good stock; reasonable.
WO 6-1f11l or DI T-11O7
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
RooMs fURNIsHED-N.W.

FRESH cows. 2. and rs close sprins
ing Holstein heifers. Bangs calfhoo
yaccinated DU. 6-70S6. --29
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
Lovely elev. bldg, sun deck, garage
parking: utils. incl. in rental.
EFFICS., 1895 AND 'Sp9.60
AID 2-027O For Information
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-25

WASHING MACHINE. Bendix auto.
fne condition; reasQnable price.
Wo. 6-3764. -27
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PAPER HANGING. 50 per room up:
1854 Sunfast washable paper; work
guar RA. 1898 or JU. 9-760S.
PAPER HANGING, 50 rm. and UP.
Sunfast, wash. paper; do own work;
guar: white mech. RIA. 3-0024.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Drive-In Warehouse Sale! ! !!
DESKS. FILES. TABLES, CHAIRS,
LOCKERS, KARDEX VISIBLES,
s ~ PPLY CABS, GARDENERS,
CHECKWRITERS, LAMPS.
A Today SALE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21

and the q. S. Department Of Agri-
culture.
The new variety has been named
Stelemaster. 1t was formerly
tested as Md-US-2159 and origi-
mated as seeding from the cross
Of Falkland X Md-G83.
Stelemaster was first selected
in the fruiting season Of 1850 At
the University of Maryland Re-
search Farm, Salisbury.
The ripening season of Stcle-
master is about the same as Blake
more and five to seven days earlier
than Temple. Berries are medium
in size, generally uniform and
smooth, medium red in color with
glossy surface. The flesh is light
red, firm. juicy. and the flavor
mildly subacid. 1t is not satisfacto-
~ for frozen pack
Stelemaster plants are vigorous
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21
GT'GIzsESUiEEe NeEUS

ard; Membership, Mrs. Raymond
RoSenbereer. Mrs. Herbert Lay
man and MIS-. Joseph Dolen; Home
management, MIS-. Allen Baker;
Publicity. Mrs. Eva &. Beachy and
Miss Ethel BroadWater; Music,
Nlis. harold Miller; Reading, AlrS.
Carrie BeachY; Culture, Mrs vii
son Bills.
tasselman Valley Club
Mrs. Joseph Paul entertained the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21
Bear Creek Goes
On Rampage Friday
Br Mrs Emert shoemaker

BY Mrs. Emert Shoemaker
F,endsville was hit by a flash
flood last Friday. the worst one to
hit the area since 1912. One oc-
CURED in 1924 but was not nearly
so damaging.
Bear Greek overlooked its banks
and washed out part Of the bridge
ON route So, mean the Richard Cod
diugton property. The road was
impassablc until Sunday when
State Road workers made repairs.
Overflow of water from Bear Creek
covered much of the land on the
lower side of Maple street and all
of Water street. Cellars were full
of water and several homes had
water ON the first foor.
Families ON Water street and
those residing at the north end Of
town. were compelled to leave their
homes. Bear Creek also broke
through new course above the
county road bridge on route AZ,
moved past the Holman Sawmill,
and west across the VIEW ball
field, washing out the road and
walk, and then going into the
Yough river
The pier under the new county
bridge on route ~, across Bear
Creek was moved from its founda-
ton. The bridge now has large
crack in the middle and is impas-
sable. Traffic is being re-routed
across the old county bridge in
front of the Harry Black property
on Water street.
Fremen and others worked Fri
day moving families and on Satur-
day and Sunday in pumping out
cellars, cleaning debris from the
area and doing other jobs.
The city water line which crossed
Bear Creek near the old bridge
was washed away and the town OF
F-iendsville was out Of water I'M
til temporary repairs were made.
The Youghiogheny river over
flowed its banks in front of the
/ Methodist church, going onto the
road, but did not do any other dam
age except fill cellars with water
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21

of Nh. and Mrs. Burlin Holler
Rev. Don jackson attended an
Evangelistic Mission last week,
which was held near Spencer, W.
Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21

Catholic church in Westernport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Nickels, Mt.
Savage, were the attendants. The
bride is a senior at Frostburg State
Teachers college. The groom, a
graduate of the college, is teaching
at Allegany High school, Cumber-
land. The couple will reside at 1863
Spring street, Frostburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-10-21
New Strawberry
Variety Resistant
To Red STEELE

The release Of a new strawberry
variety which is highly resistant
to all races Of red STEELE now known
in the Eastern United States has
been announced by the Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
is To Make Island Trip

i Airlines made a flight
lg Island on Monday with
Koyuk and Ted Amarok
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
ALASKA ATRLINES

To Anchorage: Mary Amadel-
ootuk, Hilda Koweluk, and Pete
Walsh.
To McGrath: Jennie Anakak.
From Kotzebue: Frank Long.
To Unalakleet: Harry Soxie,
Reuben Paniptchuk, Mrs. Agnes
Takuk, Mrs. Carrie Soxie, Emma
Ivanoff, Thora Katchatag, Gertie
Auliya, Rose Paneok, Lillian
Ivanoff, Mrs. Clara Oyoumick,
Mrs. Edna Koutchak, Mrs. Martha
Nanouk, Rose Wheeler, Mrs.
Sophie Nashalook, Mrs. Marion
Gonangnan, Myles Gonangnan,
Mrs. Ada Degnan, David Panipt-
chuk, Mrs. Ruth Lindgren, Mrs.
Jessie Often, A. v. Brodin, Marie
Anagick, Mrs. r. Paniptchuk, John
Savok, Lilly Savok.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
Capacity Crowd Expecl
At Banquet Honoring
Merchants Hoop Squat

Tonight members Of the H.
chants basketball team will 3a
guests Of the merchants at a a-
quet at the Boring Sea Club.
The team, which is made IN ls
former Nome High School re
ketball stars, well deserve r.
milton as they have a record
year of winning all games
played.
Lester Bronson is respol Nib q
for organizing the team and col
Iecting the finances from the mer-
chants for uniforms, as well as
planning the banquet which has
reservations for a capacity crowd.
This team was largely respon-
sible in developing a good high
school team this year as strong
opponents are necessary in the
training of the younger boys who
do not have the opportunity to
compete with other high school
teams except during the annual
tournament.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
Chamber FayOrs
Proposal For DC-6
Service To Nome

At their regular noon luncheon
yesterday the Chamber of Com
merce centered their round table
discussion around the proposed
change in Pan American Anyways
schedule.
Jim Walsh, local Pan American
Always agent, has received word
that the airline would like infor-
nation on Nome merchants re
action to a one-a-Week service by
a DC-6B, replacing the present
system which included some
changes.
The Chambers reaction was in
favor of this change for quicker
direct service, both for passengers
and merchandise.
Guest Of the Chamber was En-
erick Kauzlarich, auditor for the
Northern Commercial Co.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31

HOUSE - Nice, modern, small,
available for rent. Call Black 90
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
WIEN AIRLINES

Arriving today were: Barbara
Dimock, Guy Mish, George Go
shaw, Nels Swanberg Jr., Sally
Carrighar, w. N. Slater, Fred
Neill. From Kotzebue were Jim
Forester and Dr. E. S. Rabeau.
Outgoing was Christine Monroe.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31

Want to rent a house or apart
ment? See George Hite.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
George Goshaw Reports
Many Notables Planning
To Visit Nome This Year

George Goshaw, who has been
away since the holidays on good
will trip which took him as far
as New York and Washington,
DC, returned today after taking
part in the Territorial Chamber
Of Commerce activities at Mt.
Mckinley National Park.
He reports much enthusiasm
throughout the states for Alaska
tours, with many prominent per
sons planning to visit Nome this
season.
With 40 million people now
taking paid vacations annually,
more and more interest is given
to travel Among those contacted
by Mr.. Goshaw were Mr.. and Mrs.
Drew Pearson who are looking
forward to their visit here.
A delegation from the big Ro-
tary convention slated for Seattle
in June, and considered the big
gest convention ever to be held
in Seattle, has Nome on its list
of side trips for delegates.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31

WANTED TO BUY -- Full size
bicycles. Call Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31

Women's Society to Meet Friday
The Women's Society Of the
Methodist Church win meet Fri
day evening at the parsonage with
hostesses Mrs. R. Ravens and
Mrs. v. Valtyrson.
All women of the community
interested in church work are
cordially invited.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
N 0 T I c E

Freight is being accepted for
special flights to King and Do
mede Islands scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday by Wien Air
lines. 40
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
Elmer Elasanga Dies On Diomede

Elmer Elasanga, well known
store keeper Of Diomede for many
years and noted for his honesty
and good will among his people,
passed away recently on the Is
land, according to mail received
here this week.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-31
WA N It A ID S

FOUND-Pair of snowglasses on
Steadman Ave. Call at Nugget