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Evening star., 1955-08-06
You Can Build Your Own
Form-Fiittinq Lawn Chair

legs are sawn from 34-inch ex-
terror grade plywood. To save
material. each side member is
made in two pieces. The chairs
two front legs splice these joints
together rigidly and also con-
ceal the joint from view.
The reclining surface con-
sists OF 2 by 6 foot panel of
tempered hardboard Is inch
thick. which needs no support
|bracing except at the ends be-
cause bending it along the SER
pentine side members gives it
built-in structural strength.
Wood Rungs Used
At each end, a 21a-inch
length of drapery rod or similar
round stock about Ia inches in
diameter is secured, between the
side members with wood screws
2 inches long. The ends of the
Evening star., 1955-08-06
BY HAROLD SMITH

Here's the recipe for the
LATEST lawn chair you ever saw.
q form-titting model that holds
your feet and head at about
the same level and providing
astonishing comfort with or
without a cushion.
The main side members and
Evening star., 1955-08-06

for the legs is shown in q detail
Of the sketch. Using lN-inch
fiat head wood screws. drive them
in from the inside so they won't
be visible in the finished chair
Sand all plywood edges smooth,
Evening star., 1955-08-06

plug any holes with wood putty
or plastic, and seal the piywood
with shellac before painting.
lightly sanding of any raised
grain left by the primer coat.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
3-BEDROOM RAMBLER

Reduced from S?I. 800 to s!s.900.
priced below market value for quick
sale. Owner moved away. Foyer
entrance, large living room with
fireplace, SepaFate dining room.
electric kitchen. full basement. ont
side entrance. large bedrooms. and
tile bath.
Out GeorEia Ave. TO 1OOI3 and our
nREN allen
Evening star., 1955-08-06
lO20A Byookmoov Dr.

4-bedEOOm, 2-bath, charming home.
Owner Willing 10 accept SEQ, 900 at
your own terms. Near St. Befna--
dette's and all schools. Beautiful
setting. Garage. shade trees. living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room. large screened perch, gas
hot t-wateF heat. electric Kitchen.
dishwasheF and disposal. full base
ment, outside entrance, aluminium
comblnat tion screens and windows.
Out Old BiadensbuFg Rd. to 81.
Lawrence DR.. and follow our OPEN
sign 10 BFOOkmo0r DF. and house.
Evening star., 1955-08-06
BE THE FIRST

Grab this GI baIEain before owner
applies for reapbraisal. Originally
sold for see, $50. CT price new
xI8, $50. Located in beautiful New
Hampshire Gardens among lovely
homes, this spacious. cheerful home
offers huge roams thTOughout
Foyer entrance. living room with
fireplace. dining room opening snte
patie, large electric kitchen. 3 bed
rooms. 2 full baths. attic. earport.
sun deck futuFe 4th bedreemb
Basement with Iavatsry. .pieture
windows. level lot. taees. slate reef.
Progressive eommuuity.
Out New Ham1shire Ave. to HoIten
Lane. and left to OPEN sian At
Evening star., 1955-08-06

tive brick and stone. 5 bedrooms.
ti4-bath homes in lovely II acre
SETTINGS. Spacious living rooms,
picture windows. full Easements.
earpOFta - eveFyt tnE y0u've
dreamed about. Quality built.
Priced from S1a ESQ
Ont Baltimore Pike 10 Montgomery
Rd.. left one mile to houses and our
Evening star., 1955-08-06
OTHER HOMES

Shown by Appointment Only
These include 3-bedreom Colonial
Oft Dale Or. reduced from S2t 800
10 SI7.b00; another complete
3-hedroom home neal. 81. Miehaeps
rsduced from sl9;050 to $1,000
lot RSx29O reduced from xlh.SOO
10 aI3,0b0 GI approved. All these
homes are situated close In and
are ton BARGAINS.
CAPITAL REALTY CO.
JU. 9-0673 or WE. 5-S627
JU. S-339S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

James HuIseys win make Para
mount exec Don Hartman q
grandpa. Norman Nadel,
neWspaperman who invented the
showtrain. Ia town with 3 group
from Columbus. Ohio. Citizen.
!. Celeste Holm's The Tender
Trap" follows eTrails into Radio
City Music Hall. Dave Bru-
beek's stomach infection acting
up. Write flnis to Gloria
Grahame and CT Howard.
Clifton Webb California hound.
|. Park 4 Tilford upped YET
eran Samuel 2 Holdenstein 70
head national hotel and club
division. BUS Stop" cast
can't shake on death Of Anthony
Ross. fine actor. fine person.
Lest We Forgot Dept: 10000
patients In the 17z Veterans Adj
ministration hospitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
Ed SULLIv AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids and Stuff

ex. and Lyman Davis. Arthur
Murray dance teacher, q big deal
The James Micheners COM
bining work with Australian
honeymoon. The CLARK Gable.
have reserved q Hollywood hos
pitaI suite for the expected baby.
Kyle Mcdonnell and Ed VII.
cox picking the date. Jef
Bernie. brother Of the latl
maestro Ben. critically III al
Lencx Hill. Just IN years ago
this Halloween, Orson Wen;
scared the dayligllts out Of ns
with his Invasion From Mars
broadcast. reminds Ray Seery.
i
Now that Rita HayWorth says
she and Dick Haynes viii d.
vorce. and denies any chances OF
an Ally Khan reconciliation, Co
lumbia Pictures readying her
comeback Aim. Joan Collins
and Arthur LoeW, jr., dating.
Ida Liupino and Howard Dun to
Seattle. to visit Dutf's family.
A girl for the Tay Garnetts
Mari Aldof3l AT Pick-a-Rib,
Danny Kaye and Maurice Cheva-
lier in q huddle A local play
wright producer left q trail Of
bad checks through Europe
The Jim Wylefs fHopalong Cas-
siday,s TVer) called him Roy.
Louis Armstrong; European
tour extended 4 month. Har-
vey Kuenn. Detroit Tiger star.
gifted TVS Ann Baxter with ear
rings carrying his number I.
Add C0rnebacks: Sheila Barrett
into Boston,s Bradford Roof
Wednesday.
The Jack Kramers expect their
little tennis champ Ia February.
Democrats boom on for SEM
ator stu symington. Jack
Warmers production assistant,
John Beck. headed for the altar
with Eloise Goldst0ne. a girl
Tor the Roland Petits lJean-
maire) Cesare Slept and
-. fsf4a ~ !, 4sSs<s-...ssN IN :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

family had gone back TO the
states. eI1l be here until the
middle Of November, = he added.
Next on Fonda.s busy schedule:
THE Wrong Man for Alfred
Hitchcock = the New Yorker
story Of the stork club employe
who was wronefully arrested,
';And after that. ~ Angry Men
lit was a teleVision play-the
~ men are jurymen and the
entire action takes place IN one
room. Thereli be no nashbacks. =
John Mills who told me II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
Films 81 More Than Routine Merit

aTTs ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER. Froliesome Gene Kelly
musical Justify speeding teIevision.
@THE LEFT HAND or GODs-Humphrey Bosart presents :
Lively portrait Of adyentner incorporating priest
srHE MCCONNELL gTORxsAIan Ladd has sturdy ar support
playing first triple ut see
a1ER HULOTs HOLIDAYA happy froe with Frances pop
ular clown. jacques TatL
mot AS STRANGERs-Oiisia DE- Hayiliand and Robert
chum ID Stanley polarization Or the navel
THE SHRKKEJose FeTer repeats his stage the
t0rmented mate 81 learsome spouse
$40 CATCH THIEF1-Gface Kelly Cary Grant, with
Alfred hitchcock refcreeing the match
ITO PARIS, WITH L0vEsAlec Guinness takes his 70
headquarters 70 learn about life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01

Peron negotiating for q N. z.
hotel with loot he cached Ia
United States hanks. Jim
Cox, IT.. whose dad owns the
Miami Daily News. and his wife.
Jan streate Cox, acting silly.
Indian junket photos Of Sen.
Estes Kefauver Ia Hindu turban
makeup not IS vote producing as
Kefauver's 1858 raceoon cap girn-
mick. Miami Beach hotel
comment, based on American
Legion convention there last
week .srhe doughboy Of World
War ] and OF Of World War II
showing DEFINITE symptoms Of
slowing down.. Paramount
switching I'D campaign to en-
phnSizc violence Of desperate
Hours because Of Disappointing
business. 1t. Col. Johnny
Haas, Cen. Curtis L. Mays
World War II Japanese target
picker, Just promoted to w BY
Lionel D. Efiie a CO. Princess
Margaret IS really q lady-in-
waiting. wires Marcel Ferret.
IN 1ke's early White House
business, q recommendation that
Colin Kelly Il enter West Point
Ia SIS, ia accordance with FpRs
promise after Pearl Harbor.
julie Styness son. Stanley. mars
rying Marilyn Fox. The Nike
Connors tDecca vp) expect 8
February stork. Capt. Adam
Butler, son Of EneIandss cham
celior Of The excheuuer. and
Felicity ST. Auhyn honeymoon
ine. walter Shirley. ii. of
Mastic Acres real estate clan
and Barbara Schmid picked Feb.
Eleanor Holm with Tommy
Whelan at Patio Bruno. Spen-
Ger Tracy suffering fulcers. I
Du Pont-A Mellon money back Of
Allegheny Airlines, which might
soon merge with Mohawk. Il CAA|
permits. Edmund purdom and
Binnie Barnes had 4 fight hi
London. Milton Sporting
wants Danny Kaye as Noel Air.
man Ia Wouk's Marjorie Morn
ingstar,' filfn.
= I. 4. !. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
HOLLY WOOD

Continued From Page Biz
the Venice Film Festival r had
agreed to attend the showing on
the understanding that Metros
aim was interrupted Melody, !"
said Mrs. Luce. They changed
he 10 blackboard Jungle without
letting me know. and then in
sisted ! attend. ! cannot control
the type Of pictures they send
but / can control what !. els rep-
|resentative Of the United States
Ia Italy, viii see. have not seen
blackboard jungle. but I've read
the reviews. And By the wAy. ell
the British press said ] was ah-
|solutely right ii the matter. And
100 per cent Of al the letters I
have received say the same thing.
This picture IS not representative
|of American schools. And you
can imagine what the Italian
press, which Is very strong in
Italy. win make Of Il. Z More
from Ambassador Luce toEnor-
row.
I found Henry Fonda is
Pierre, and John Mills Is Platon,
awaiting execution Oh the nWar
and Peace big square, during
the burning 81 MOSCOW. Henry.
with i black beard and dirtied
up Tor the scene. told me his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-11-01
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c. - Bis
TUESDAY Noyr1lBER !. 1885

Hoanders adore them Dontae dubbed n Europe sometimes
ask why. could because with very peculiar results
AN the voices Of American stars Rsassd BY ne rArA)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
The Magic Lantern To Be Out Feb. a

shiko Uchida Publisher is Har-
court, Brace and Co, Inc, of New
York.
Miss Uchida has previously pu-
blished THE Dancing Kettle 4" She
was born in Alameda, Calf. and
attended the University of Calf
ornia, being graduated with cum
laude honors in 1912
THE Magic Listening Cap" is a
collection of Ia folk tales adapted
fro histories still read to children
in Japan.
Ir the stories Miss Uchida has
succeeded in capturing the wisdom
ana humor of these age-old tales
without losing a sense of the deli
cacy and poetry of the japanese
landscape.
She was helped through a grant
from the Board of Overseas Train
ing and Research of the Ford
Foundation to spend year in ia
pan to write the book.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Japanese Americans To Join Boy Scout Celebration

The $4,000 Cub Scouts, Boy
Scouts and Explorers of the Chief
Seattle Council are preparing a
vigorous celebration Of the 45th
anniversary of scouting February
to IL, Clark A. Lincoln, council
president, announced today
Window displays, special birth
day meetings and courts of honor
will be featured by all scout units
Eagle scouts are ready with spec
ches for business and service club
groups throughout the councils a.
rea of King, Kitsap, Clallam and
jefferson counties.
The troop from the Japanese
Baptist Church will hold a court of
honor at 7:30 pm. on February ID.
Eight scouts Terry Yoshikawa,
Edward Minato. Timothy Miyaha-
ra. Byron Nakagawa, Terry Sac,
Terry Yamada, Billy Hirota Ken
Nishimura-will receive their ten
derfoot badges at the ceremonies
The Rev. Emery Andrews is scout
master. Movies on American for
ests and oil industry will be shown
The Rev. Denlinger of st. Peters
Episcopal Church will deliver a
special message dedicated to Boy
Scouts at a joint service of Issei
and Nisei this Sunday, February g.
The japanese Presbyterian troop
is being given banquet in the
church at $50 pm. Sunday, Feb
ruary 6. Three scouts-Alan Ega-
shira, Willie Jinka and Owen Hi
rai-will be promoted from Webe-
10, highest rank in cub scouting to
tenderfeet in graduation ceremo-
MES
The Troop and Explorer Post of
the Seattle Buddhist Church will
have an exhibit of scoutcraft at
the Jackson Street Community
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Farmer Kills Self

WATSONVILLE, Calf Mas
Furuta As, Nisei berry farmer who
came here about four years ago
committed suicide with a % cali
Der rifle this week in the living
room of his home in the San Juan
district.
According to Natsuko, his wife,
Furuta had been respondent over
business conditions and had men,
toned committing suicide before.
Furuta was a native of Los An
geles. He is survived by his wife
two daughters, Ann and Judy; a
stepmother in Chicago, Mrs. M.
Joichi; and a brother. Sam Furu-
ia, of Los Angeles
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

Center.
At 10 am. this Sunday, the Rev
- Masunaga will hold a special
service for the scouts in the Bud
dhiSt church.
Highlighting the beginning of
Scout Anniversary celebrations
will be the council wide annual re-
cognition dinner in Seattle's Civic
Auditorium. Nine volunteer scout
ers will be honored with Silver
Bear awards for outstanding SER
vice to boys Two thousand scout
ers and their wives will attend.
A patrol of scouts from the Chief
Seattle Council will join groups
from seven other Washington coun
ellis to present a report of service
and advancement to Gov Arthur
B. Langlie next Saturday Febru-
airy IL, in the rotunda of the state
capitol in Olympia.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Backing For New Group Growing

While Congress failed to act on
this bill in 1854. 1t did send a spe-
cial subcommittee on claims Of the
House Judiciary Committee to hold
five days OF public hearings on the
Killings amendment in both San
Francisco and Los Angeles in Au-
gust and September last year.
hearings in which the JACL play
ed an important role in pointing
out the merits of the bill
The subcommittee recently pu-
blicized report urged. in addition
TO expeditions procedure. libarela-
cations in the Interpretation or
the language Of the basic act.
thus reducing the "noncompensa-
BILE" items which had been arbitra-
rily so determined by the Depart
ment OF Justice.
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS
The COJAEC. while It cannot
guarantee specific results, is con-
tident that It's detectives with re-
presentation by Nisei lobbyist
Mike Masaoka In Washington and
the support Of the national JACL,
will be attained more effectively
than through any other sponsor
ship
Claimants joining the COJAEC
will be asked by the committee to
pledge a contribution TO the JhCL
National Endowment Fund from
their award payments as we'll as
contribute TO the Committees
working fund, in return for the
COJAEC's legislative services to
its members The COJAEC pro-
gram is expected TO begin when
substantial number OF the remain
ing claimants have contributed
nominally TO its operating fund.
Every claimant with whom
discussed the COJAEC program
has readily indorsed and Joined
the committee" Inasski reported
on his return from a tour visiting
claimants In Coachella Valley. A.
rizona, Imperial Valley and San
Diego.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
San Francisco |ssei Attacked By Pair;
Dragged Into Alley, Robbed 0f$5

SAN FRANCISCO Yau Matoba of 1881 Pine ST. told police he
attacked Laguna robbed IS
coming friends the
approached him ST. between
smuggling they dragged him
alley off
Matoba losing suffered
lip and bruises
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Obituary
. KENJI KIMURA

Kenji Kimura, IS, 1920 Jackson
St. died February in Harborview
Hospital. Born in Japan, he had
lived 46 years in Seattle. He was
a clerk in the Consulate of Japan.
Mr.. Kimura is survived by his
wife, Kikuno Of Seattle: a son,
Michio G., Of Japan; a daughter
Mrs. Gloria Ota, of Spokane, and
10 grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
7:30 pm. Tuesday, February 8, in
the Seattle Buddhist Church Gre
nation will follow. Susumi- But
terworth is in charge of arrange
ments.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

Announces 16-Point Detectives
LOS ANGELES Committee Japanese
ton Claims remaining alrged
filed compensation property
specific detectives
which the
redted
The Is detectives are y
Work for e,pedins
Courto of
claims. accepted a. comp.n.a-
costs
AZ compensate.
particularly
upward.
Work to have fair rental value allowed
provide
compensate
ni.ation eligible for
s. 1850
deadine accepted timely filed
providing tia. adjudca
Attorney courts
claimants
removing the IS cent
ceiling compromise settlements
H. Work to Killings claimants
may reject rendered compromise by of Justice
ls Work to providing choice
TO transfer the claim to he o Claims
IA Work to secure
compensate items.
congressional approval Of awards author
lied by The government Court of Claims
Is Work to secure adequate funds Congress
for Justice andor the Court
Of Claims
The committee reports to keep con-
butors latest Developments
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

LOS ANGELES Support for
the recently organized Committee
on Japanese American Evacuation
Claims continued to mount this
week as the committees detectives
were Endorsed by the japanese
Chamber of Commerce Of South
ern California and an increasing
number of claimants joining the
committee it was announced to-
day by its chairman, George J. l.
nagaki
The COJAEC is an independent
legislative committee formed TO
seek expediting amendments to the
Japanese Evacuation Claims Act
of 1913 in order to speed up pay
ments and to seek payment OH i
TENS that heretofore have been
ruled as non-compensable, thus
enabling claimants TO recover a
far greater award than under the
existing act.
Concerned with tho slow adju-
dicating program which threaten
ed to consume scores Of years to
complete the claims program. the
JACL sponsored compromise
settlement" amendment which was
enacted in 1851 and under which
almost 20 900 pots and pans"
claims were settled, with approx
mately % million dollars paid by
the government in awards.
REPRESENT SIS MILLIONS
1t is with the remaining 1900
larger" claims with which the
COJAEC is concerned chairman
Inagaki stated, explaining that
they represent an aggregate Of IS
million dollars originally claimed.
Since under the law, the re-
naming 5000 claims must be ad-
Indicated in the slow cumbersome,
technical and legalistic procedure
according TO law" the JACL TO
expedite these larger claims draf-
ted a special amending bill which
was introduced in January, 1864.
by Rep. Patrick Hillings(R. Calif)
Inagaki added.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Nisei Calendar
FEBRUARY

FEBRUARY
ST pm, Ladies Night. Lions
party in Hongkong.
6-12-Boy Scout Week.
6-5 pm. Potluck supper. Japa-
nese Congregational Church. Re-
ception for Mrs. Marvin Capewell
1919 Japanese Presbyterian
Annual Conference in San Mateo
Calf.
19-"My Three Angels" at the
Cornish Theater. sponsored by the
NVC Womens Auxiliary.
20-Lotus YBA ski trip.
N-Tacoma YBA bazaar in Ia
coma Buddhist Church II am TO
7 pm
MARCH
26-11 to 8 p.m.-JapaneSe Con-
gregational Church bazaar.
rs, 26. 27-13th annual Western
Young Buddhist Conference in
San Francisco.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

Scheduled to be published Feb
ruary "a is The Magic Listening
Cap: More Folk Tales From jap
an" retold and illustrated by Yo-
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Classified Ads

For rent. 3-rOOm by duplex
International neighbOrhOod Fol
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

2 bedrooms. Older home. So 300
Very livable clean in nice district
with paving on three sides. Call
Ike Fancher, Boulevard Park Re-
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05

Beacon Hill Tw0-rOOm apart
ment with kitchenette, bath
FIR. 6453
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Former ADD GI Wins Bronze Medal
For Deed In Korea Police Action

FIT DOUGLAS "A Star medal awarded
5638 18th East at special conducted
The recipient and
Quoted with
years He fought Regimena during
in during
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1955-02-05
Utah Girl On Sled Kicked By ho|

Utah-A Brigham City girl critically in
the horse which pull
ing sled with the girl aboard.
daughter Mr. and Mrs Ben Endo
fractured skull
slid the stopped The
nag then kicked the girl
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-16
Nome's Hospital Awarded $ll,3OO For Improvements

NEW YORK LR - The Ford Foundation has named 12 hos pitals in Alaska as institutions which are believed to be eligible for almost $31O,OOO in grants.
 Seward Sanatorium at Bartlett would receive the largest grant, $82, 800. The Maynard -MacDougall Memorial Hospital, Nome, will re- ceive $11,30O.
 The foundation explained that the hospital grants are for use by the decision of each hospital for any improvement or extension of hospital services, but not for oper- ating expenses or services the hos pital currently is performing.
 The amount of each grant was computed on the basis of the pa tent days of service provided by each hospital and the number of births in the hospital
 Other Alaska hospitals and the amounts offered include:
 Providence Hospital, Anchorage, S48, 500; St. Ann, Juneau, $38,OOO; St. Joseph's, Fairbanks, $36,7OO; Ketchikan General, S32,700.
 $10D00 each to Cordova Com munity Hospital; Hudson Struck Memorial, Fort Yukon; Griffin Memorial, Kodiak; Valley Presby- terian, Palmer; Seward General; White Pass and Yukon, Skagway
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-16
Clarifying Confusion Of Hours For Liquor Stores and "Dispensaries'

There seems to be some con- fusion as to the meaning and in tent of the City Council in their action on extended hours for Equ- or dealers.
 Dealers in bottled goods are asking for extended hours from 800 am. until pm. They are now required to open at 500 and close at 6:30 pm. Action was de- ferred.
 The extended hours are for the bars, which will be all lowed to remain open until 3::3O am. on tf1e Fourth of July and on New Years Eve They now close at 100 am.
 (We avoided using the word "dispensaries," insomuch as Web ster limits the word to medicinal preparations only.D
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-16
Alaska's ESC Fund Down To Only $3l8,OOO

JUNEAU, R-The Alaska En- ployment Security Fund contains only $318,OOO in free and clear' money, the Employment Security Commission reported yesterday.
 The balance shown in the un- employment fund Nov. 30 was $3,- 968,000, which included $3 million borrowed from the federal gov- ernment and $65O,000 impounded for claiments in the Fidalgo Island Packing Go. case.
 The unencumbered balance one year earlier was about $4 million.
 The commission said the effect of the new law is to reduce eligi- ble claimants and increase aver age weekly payments per claim ant. November payments were $264, ,953, compared with $578,654 in November, 1854.
 This year, 7,229 persons have applied for unemployment insur- ance, compared with 60,90O in the same period of 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1955-12-16
Christmas Lights To Be Installed Tomorrow In Downtown District

The special Christmas lighting of the downtown area is expected to get underway tomorrow and complete the festive appearance have undertaken the decoration project.
 Most of the business houses have contributed to a fund solicit ed by the Volunteer Bremen who have undertaken this project
 Most business houses already are showing holiday decorations and lights and the NC. Store and the Polaris Hotel have mounted lighted trees on their roofs. The Covenant Church and the resi- dence of Boyd Harwood also lend a cheery holiday atmosphere and both the NC. Store and the Nome Speciality Sales keep music in the air" with their broadcasts.