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The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
Alaska GuardSmen From
First & End Scout Bttns.
Leave for Ft. Richardson

Alaska National Guardsmen,
mostly from the First and Second
Scout Battalions, are attending
two technical training schools at
Fort Richardson during the next
few weeks.
A non commissioned officers
school will be held through Feb.
6 to train selected guardsmen to
be qualified instructors Of other
members of the Guard in week
ly armory training and drills at
their home stations.
The second school, radio
school, is designed to give the
guardsmen basic radio and COM
munications training. 1t will be
held at Fort Richardson from
Feb. through goth.
Yesterday Alaska Airlines car
ried the following from Nome to
attend the training courses:
A. Nenealook, |. Smith, M. Lin
coin, G. Kennedy, R. Ballot, I.
Toonak, w. Ahmanagak, V. Koo-
nalook, F. Bester, c. Dickson, P.
Hendrickson, j. Takeram, ].
Solomon, T. Totaylook, j. Egelak,
J. Noyakuk, F. John, c. Katcha-
tag, O. Washington, F. Ponipt-
chuk, A. Ivanoff, j. Sacceus, H.
Nagaynook, j. Noongwook, l.. I'M
mangan, A. Kowunna, L. Cleve-
land, L. Geffee, c. Toalak, r.
Teetook, w. Sielak, Riggs Peter,
j. Schemmek, G. Isnakinak, H.
Appassingok.
Villages represented are: Nome,
Wales, Fort Yukon, Solomon,
White Mt, Teller, Teller Mission,
Unalakleet, Stebbins, Shaktoolik,
Elm, Koyuk, Savoonga, PIT. Hope,
St. Michael, Shungnak, Kama,
Shishmaref, Norvik, Noatak, Kot-
zebue, Kivalina, Selawik, Point
Barrow, Wainwright, Meade
River and Gambell.
Inventory Blanks az Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
CAPACITY CROWD AT
ALICE LEE FUNERAL

Alice Lee was laid to rest from
the Community Methodist Church
on Sunday with a capacity crowd
Of friends filling the church.
Special music was sung by the
Sisterhood of which the deceased
had been member for many
years. They sang ''Will There Be
Any Stars In My Crown" and ''In
The Garden"
A duet was also sung by Grace
Tocktoo and Fred Davis.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
GIRL SCOUTS AND ESCORTS
ENJOY SQUARE DANCE

Kathy Jackson was hostess to
the members the Of Girl Scout
troop and their escorts last Sat-
urday evening at the CAA re-
creation hall
The young people enjoyed a
full evening of square dancing,
gaily swinging their partners
through the steps which they
have learned in the past couple
of months under the direction Of
Mrs. G. r. Jackson.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
NAVIGATORS' MEETING

The Covenant Navigators will
hold their regular meeting tonight
at 500 with Miss Eunice Erickson
leading the fellowship.
Speaker for tonight is Alfred
Milligruk. There will be a special
number in song by Isaac Eben.
Memory verse is Romans 1910.
There will be testimonies. Come
one and all. Visitors welcome.
Had a special blessing? Come
and share il with us.
Covenant Navigators
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to express our appre-
citation TO all our friends for their
kindnesses and gifts of flowers
during our recent bereavement.
Beatrice Lee
Bobby Lee
Stanley Kigagruk
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
Nome Cat SINNERS
Go to Fairbanks to Seek
Radar Project Jobs

Last week several Nome Scat
SINNERS" and heavy duty equip
ment operators went to Fair
banks seeking to sign on with the
contractors who are going to
move the supplies and building
materials into the Arctic for the
new Distant Early Warning radar
net. Among the men who left
were: Tom Beltz, Walt Miller,
and H. E. johnson.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale AT The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

Inventory Blanks al Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

Charles Fagerstrom. Democratic
representative to the Alaska legis-
lature from this division, depart
ed Saturday for the coming leg
islative session at Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

Wilfred Wolfe of Nome Field,
and Elvira McLuke of Nome were
married Saturday at the Com
munity Methodist Church by Rev.
Reeves Ravens.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. William Oquilluk
are the parents Of a daughter,
Alice, born at home on 9Th Ave.
an Jan. Is, attended by Fannie
Walluk.
The Nome nugget., 1955-01-17
MINI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Franklin Brown and
Barbara Penetac.
Discharged: Gabriel Amuk-
tOOlik.
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tcens.I

PLYMOUTH 80 q. luz. coupe P-s;
,HEsn'P Eos. best On'f' no. a:lsS7.
PLYMOUTH 1855 Belyedere 4-dr.
sedan; with all extra equipment;
new-ear guarantees. 81 bank nnAne-
ing; big discount. IA. 6-eI39.
PLYMOUTH "a Savoy club coupe;
fully ny,s equip s1 Ses ee%nd- l owner.
PLHMouTH 81 4g s:lys Ss zi 6.fa.top
club coupe; oriEinal green; Wv.
finest condition.; $685. cash or S46
down: WOLFE MOTORS. 1921 Wis.
ave n a IL EA s-ol42. Open Sum
PLYMOUTH 194l 4-dr.; =. and h..
Wv. tires. fender skirts, dual eI-
hausts, new paint. loaded hood good
r fSPs s2a' 40 ne 4ds t;asOG new tires;
GOOD trsnsp.; ss5. 10. 5-es2i. :
PLYMOUTH 1919 2-dr. sedan; all
new tires. driven only $4,000 mi.
kept In excel; eond.; price. $3.50.
PLYMOUTH "a SAVOY 2-dr. sedan:
g ns s.on SA s.4 finish Sa sy
tires. De luxe factory radio. heater
and dcfrester. turn signals and gas
saving oyerdrive. A 1-owner car
which reflects the finest of care.
81 ,5s5: Safety tested and guar. An
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. Va. Largest Odds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7.S400
PLYM. 40 Spec. de luxe: low miles:
os;Sio' a neate sts6 turn 'is'' LIST rsss
PONTIAC 81 Catalina: T. and h..
Low down payment, small mo. pay
Rsp aSTTz t0F 4i ~ r. snf' .ys
PONTIAC Pom rfIc09 81 chi.tta,n "s" de 1 luz.
cdr: loaded with equip, positively
IKE negi under 5000 mi; A real
sTAND4Rp Po M eS"9 446 Ss'R Re- /
ave. ne. UN. 4-5661. %
PONTIAC 81 de luxe Catalina with
hydramstic, radio. heater, 2-tont
blue and white finish with Wv
tires and matching interior: 81. 095
PARKWAY-FORD
305l M ST. NV.
OPEN Q 70 8, SAT. TILLe
PONTIAC 1883 chieftain de luxe A.
ar; r.. ana h., extras, new nylon
tires; 2-tone gray; S1.496. Spring
PONTIAC 80 s-eyl. 4-dr.; Hydra. :;
r. and h.; sun visor: dir. lights;
perfect; $1,000 actual mi: S1.145
PONTIAC 1854 2-dr.; beautiful two
tone; like new: equipped, r. and h.,
etc: original owner. Sell or sac
rifee. Call XII. 9-2014. -6
PONTIAC 1947 Super Special de
luxe: radio, htr.; new cond.: sscf..
S249: terms, S19 down ROPER"
Sth and r. I. ave. ne.
PONTIAC "a Chieftain de luxe 2-dr !;
g" with Hydra-Matic: fully equip.
ARCADE PONTIAC
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s5O0
PONTIAC '53 Catalina hard tor: r.
and h.; S1,6e6; no dealers. Cali
PONTIAC '53 Chieftain 4-dr.; Hydra
Matte, r. and h., seat covers: 81, 800.
Nh fPadac 1901 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER '4s Landeruiser: Z.
and b.. cd. S3Q5. MARTIN STUDE-
6A1K5R' z5 1904 Hampdsn lane. Beth.
STUDEBAKER so Champ. 4-door;
z. b.. cd. S495. MARTIN STUDE-
BAKER 1904 Hampden lane, Beth.
sTUDEBAKER SO Commander cdr. ;
neater and oyerdIive. Sl.l95. MAR
lin SIUDkBAKER. 1904 Hampden
sf f6f; Betais OF. S-i5 5Ssu, ..o,,
ss45. MARTiN sTupEBARER. 1884
Hampden lane. Beth. OIL. 2-i100.
sTUDEBARER 80 Champion 2-dr.
4 real beauty: equipped with r.. and
n; matching covers: exceptional
value; priced to sell quickly. S445.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
314O Lee Hwy, Arlineton. Va.
IA. 2-9003. Open TIL $50
sTUDEBAKER 1850 club coach: al
terms. Ro aSas i isshi snd f 4,
sfUDEEBIAKER 1919 Land Cruiser
9yerdriye; Al condition; SAYS. Cali
sTUDEBxKER 81 Champion starlite
very clean, economy in finest con .
$40 month. WOLFE MoTORs. 1891
Wis, ave. NV. EN-. 3-O142. Open
Sunday. 10 to 5.
SO Commander VS.
hard top; rust and cream finish.
Has everything, radio. heater, au-
tomato transmission, custom covers
and Wv. tires; low mileage. one
owner, really sharp: 81 1876, ARERS
OLDSMOBILE-cADiLLAC Co, Fair
nnson shopping center. Alex, Va,
STUDEBAKER 81: T. and h., Wv.
Lires; good condition throughout
S5y1: 7l0 Rhode Island ave. me-.
~. t-Z327. 10
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FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '4e Spas. club
coupe: 7. and h.. Wv. tires: new
top: 10000 miles. o ! owner: Ike
1920 Wilson blvd %
sTUDEBAKER So Commander Star
liner hard-top convertible; auto
matte shift, radio and heater: low
mileage; l owner; 2-tone finish;
leather interior. Car absolutely
same as new throushout. Must be
seen to be appreciated. SS95. BELL
5000. g
sTUDEBAKER 1859. VS.: hard-top
eonv;; ssudomatie; 7. and h.. $1.o50.
sfUDEBAkER AZ s.srlirht; r. and
b.. 3D.; powder blue: fair cond
Drive it away. 500. AID. 4-3as1.
sTUDEBAKER '3s sedan: sood de-
Ps1ssable tFansp. First $50. TU, 4
sTuDEBAKER so Champion: clean.
5000 condition; T. and h.: new
Bob Cobbins at RADIO STATION
VAIL s,a,I1, g k ;E.,t $4,000 or drop by
STUDEBAKER SO Champ; radio
and heater SI,095. MARTIN
sTUDEBAKER, 1904 Hsmpden lane,
Beth. OIL. 2-l7Qn.
STUDE. 81 Oh. 2-dr.; gray, cd: 1
owner, excel. cond.; 1855 or best
offer, ia. 5-T9I0 ~
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AUToMosILEs FOR sALI

PONTIAC 81 Catalina 's'': Hydra.
sharp; 3o-dsy guar. S9s5. HiIL &
SANDERS. RaSh's Oldest Ford
Dealer, liza Vermont ave. NV. AID.
4-43O0. Open ewes. I'll 0. Sat. til 5
PONTIAC 1854 de luxe Cdr: hydra.
s1 1ss S DGssr . sfssos fal' eSsp
RENAULT '52 4-door sedan: new tires
& son she 81 Bed o. a. q c as ssI gas excel
RENAULT 81; new tires; good con-
d1tton; SOS. JE. 2-3935,
STUDEBAKER '53 Champion 6-pass.
enger regal coupe: heater, oyerdriye
t-s-. hill holder; 1900 actual miles;
ivory; one owner; q ;2a5. BOWMAN
sTUpEBAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. NV.
sT ri eiuhz 81 Champion 4-Sr.;
s6e5. BOWMAN sTuDEBs SsE
1000 Ga. ave. NV. RA. o-1l22.
"a
sTUDEBAKER so Land Cruiser 4-dr !;
Eo SnS b. s Sdi 500 irsnsp soS s3s5
ave NV. "a so S-iiss. '0oo s ga
sTUDEBAkER '52 Champion 2-door;
heater and 3D.: light blue: one
owner; $795. BOWMAN sTUDE-
BAKER. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
so Champion 4-dr. A.;
BOWMAN sTUDEBAKER. 1900 Ga.
ave. NV. RA 6-1122 %
STUDEBAKER 40 Champion 4-dr I.
+. and h.. one owner: $425. JE. 4
1851. ewes. or week ends
81 Land Cruiser; one
owner; new tires. Best offer. Cali
EN- 2-1475. %
STUDEBAKER 81 Commander Star
light cpe.: orig. finish; equipped
with VS. engine and auto. trans.
Weekend special, S595; only S95
down: PINEY BRANCH MOTops.
JU. S-11S5. "a
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PONTIAC '66 2-dr. sed.: only 20 mi;
Hydra: r.. h.: Wv. tires; So. $50.
Leaving country. MR.. HuMAIDI.
no. 2-95S3, from . pm. till 8 pm.
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306l NJ ST. NV.
An 1.c1aR

PONTIAC "a Chieftain de luxe 2-dr !;
IS with Hydra-Matic; fully equip.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE

WILLIS '46 station waEon; si2B
S sfss VA IA j,7i s.aas,. =
WILLYS 1851 station wagon: T.. h.
Cd; good,. clean car. S725. Call
TU. 2-O6S4.
WILLYS '52 Aero Wing 2-dr.: T.. h.,
Cd. tubeIess tires; low miieass. very
c. p. HARTMAN. 622S BALTIC. ave,
Riverdale, Nd. WA. 10000.
WILLYS 80 Aero Ace club cpe. !;
heater. overdriye, interior like new:
original green; real economy: in
finest condition; S639 cash or $50
down. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0I42. Open
SUNDAY, 10 To
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AUToMosILEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC 81 chisftain De luxe g."
4-dr. sedan. spotlesa, original blue;
fully equipped: Hydra: radio and
heater: other extras: smart buy;
y19b. bank financing. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. IA. 9-460Q
PONTIAC '40 4-dr.: T.. h.. fog lights.
o oSt: ss YES. 1s az. e: sSo sas.n through
PONTIAC 1913 strssmiiner sedan
cite; Hydra. radio and heater.
Wv. tires. etc: An exceptionally
clean car. S646.. CAIVERT MO-
TORS. l141 EGst-West hwy. 10.
'ss chisftain "s- a. luxe
sedan: beautiful Brewster green,
custom 2-tone green interior: r.,
b., dual-range Hydra-Aatie, Wv.
tires, E-Z-Eye Glass, many extras:
1000 actual miles; ] owner. 4
cash. trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave, En-. 3-0l42.
Open Sunday. 10 to 5.
PONTIAC "a etarchief convert; dis
tinctiye swan white finish with har-
monizinG soft blue and white leather
interior Dual range Hydra. drive,
de luxe r, and a.. power steering
1-owner car which Vi reneets he finiest
and 's out SAFETY tested @ma and iR RSsr
Orig. cost. $500. An outstanding
value at only S2,395.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
N. Va. Largest Olds Dealer
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-s40O
PONTIAC 81 Catalina: All extras.
fsnsy. AdNER & aSTcI shIEs, 18th 18th
and Pc; ave: sc. Ii; 4-55l7..
c ese.n T. h. 1900 GOO aety w miles ne:
older car in trade. Terms arranged,
xl,6Q6. Ap. THE
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PONTIAC 1850 Catalina hard top
2-tone green; T.. h; engine AL
interior excel. exterior simon1sed
4 new tires: single owner: exeep
tional value. $3.50. Phone HU
PONTIAc as cdr. ssdanet.e: 8 cyl.
Hydra; excel. eond. S295. Lo
PONTIAC AS; 2-tone blue and ivory
Hydra-Matic: perfect mechanically
condition far above average. S345
OLIVIER MOTOR CO.. 1908 wiscon
sin ave. OIL. 4-73O4. Open dali!
1854 Star chief 4.dr.: ..
tone green and black: low mi.
Hydra-Matie drive. r. and h.. Wv
tires; AZ other extras $1.995. Cal
IS Star Chief Catalina a,
tone. r. and h.. auto. trans. Wv
tires: low mileage. Must sell, viii
sac. Esass oher considered. Cal
Pontiac 81 ssAtion wagon; 8 seats
Hydra; T. and b.. 1,O99. Cataiini
g.; Hydra, r. and H.: l,249. 3:
HORNETS Cor, Buick Dealer. Fla
ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
PONTIAC so Catalina de luxe "s'
hard-top club cpe.; beaut. 2-ton,
nm; r., h., Hydra-Matic; very clean
down. WOLFE MOTORS, ia0I wis
ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l42. Open Sun
day, 10 til B
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AyToMosILEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1850 catalina: T.. h.,
Hydra; 2.tcas hl.sks nay TOP. -.
down. RIA. $500.
PONTIAC SO chieftain de luxe 4-dr.:
fully equip; 2-tone green. $4,000
actual miles: owner; excel eond
SLABS. No dealers. AP. 7-6034. 80
PONTIAC '52 chieftatn de luxe ''S''
Catalina: most popular. 2-tone
green dnish. equipped with radio
heater and hydramatie: reeondi.
toned by Cadillac craftsman. Priced
at 81 1875.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-08-01
Another Morning

Said he, sYou may be jumped on the
trail. Fact is, it's almost certain. Ques-
ton is, who will it be? Riel and his
people hoped to be received as citi-
zens on our side of the line, and they
should have been, but they're treated
as outcasts. They have no legal stand
ing, no protection in the territorial
courts, no tribal rights on the reserva-
TONS If they don't turn to thievery and
outlawry when the buffalo. are gone,
I'll be surprised and gratified.
''But the Metis aren't the only ones
to fear Yesterday gang was seen
going by here bound for the Judith
Basin. Look out for them. They want
horses and mules, and they will deal
with the Metis. They know how bad
those people need guns and cartridges
for their new war against the lobster
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Continued from page 81

and your stock But do not fear from
my people. There are others more dam
gerous to you"
We'll get a detail from the Iieuten-
ant to see us back to Bridger Pass.
then the Piegans won't bother u.s.
Bah, your soldiers. Mercenaries at
$13 a month. Kill 'em with sticks, the
Indians say, but your danger will not
lie with Indians. Think over my offer
and maybe the new day will bring you
better counsel Meanwhile two tired
men must eat and rest. Your supper
waits at my teepee. My young men
/ Will guard your stock on good feed
with our own horses. Sleep sound
ly knowing none of your teams will be
missing in the morning.
So magnetic was this man, that we
turned over all our stock to 10 we'll
armed Breeds, ate late supper with
our host and slept soundly till morning
dawned on a blue and gold October
day. We made another try at the lieu
tenant for an armed escort. you'll
have to ride over to Fort Peck and ar
range it with my superior, was all he
had to say. He knew it would delay us
a week. Was this the boosted indie
pendence of action of the American
soldier?
Harder Going
A hearty breakfast of spiced smoked
buffalo tongue in Riel's hospitable lodge
restored our spirits, and we Caught
up, harnessed and rolled out over the
high plains in the sunny October day,
but our loads were heavy, our oats low,
and we could not make the time as we
had on the road. Our teams were lath-
ering when we made camp at Dovetail
Creek, a chain of pools.
We were feeling very happy over the
SO far successful outcome of our trip,
as we had already earned enough on
the outgoing freight to pay our obliga-
tons and our bond. We need only make
Bridger Pass before the next deep snow
fall, and we now had a marked wagon
trail We faced the future with conf
dence.
Another golden day saw us camped
on grassy meadow under the Judith
Mountains where two new settlers,
Granville Stuart and brother, were
busy establishing a home ranch. Gran
vile invited us to his camp home where
his wife, handsome Indian woman,
made us welcome with true frontier
Stuart was later to become
a cattle baron and political figure.
He too, like Riel, had the stamp and
bearing of born leader We told him
,ur problems and fears freely, as to
one who could help us with good coun-
sell
Another Morning
Said he, ''You may be jumped on the
rail. Fact is, it's almost certain. Cues
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backs OF the line, and, unlike RIoI, they
have no honor. Look out for Them
We pulled heavily up a long sand
ridge last of the divide between the
Judith Basin and Mcdonald Creek and
rolled through the Breed settlement at
Spring Creek crossing. A camp of Pieg-
ans was pitched at the crossing. A
stately chief came out to us, handed us
a scroll of birch bark. ''My young men
bring this talking paper from fire boat
landing on Dried Meat river. You take.
Wise words You read''
Thanking him we gave him fine
knife for the young messenger. The
scroll read. sPrenez garde lie gap.
Messeurs. L.R.'
$50 he was afraid somebody would
get his messenger and he sent Pie
gan and wrote it in French" I said.
You're a scholar and a gentleman.
Translate it's
He says look out for the Gap"
well do just that and look out for
every other light place and sleep with
an ear on the ground and our maya
zines full and keep in the open''
Trouble Starts
We were at the Gap two days later.
Our stock was showing wear Slowing
up. Grass was plenty, but we were saw
ing oats for Bridger Pass and pos
sible deep snow. We pulled left up a
draw to get to water and away from
the trail and made camp AT midnight
/ rode out to take my watch. At four
/ would bring in the stock, catch up by
lantern and eat a hasty breakfast of
coffee, bareback and buffalo jerlxy.
circled the warily grazing band and
then rode among some cherry bushes
out of the cold wind, returning to the
horses every half hour.
Then suddenly racket of shots and
whoops broke out all around I dropped
among the bushes and began to shoot
at blanketed horsemen who had gather
cred our stock in a bunch and were
urging them on south by a long rope
they held stretched between them.
found my horse had been hit and fol-
lowed hopelessly on foot Where was
my partner? The thieves and our stock
Then down below camp I saw
streak of fire and heard Shots My
partner was in action by the road /
soon reached him lying among some
rocks near the trail, refilling his maya
zine. Our stock was near though scat
tered. The thieves had vanished.
"Are you all right, Frank?'' he asked.
Yes" said, how about you?' "AlI
right, I dropped an Injun and winged
two more. 1t got too hot for them at
close quarters, and they dropped their
cope and left, but they shot my horse
irst thing"
We went down the rocky knoll over
ooking the charette trail and found
/ blanketed figure with face daubed
With paint. He still lived.
Indian With Southern Accent
'You-all done for me. CANT cope
With sech shooting no how" said Scar
ace
$50 your turned Piegan, eh,' said.
lie lived long enough to tell us they
damned to run off our stock We were
expected to start out afoot for help, and
u -. II
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Extra Plump!
Feather Pillows
2 for s.

Fluffy crushed feathers,
1870 chicken feathers, $50
turkey feathers. Striped
cotton ticks; yellow, green,
rose, blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Over 4 Fl. Long!
Scatter Rugs
2 for s.

Full 27x50-in. size. Rubber
lied non-skid back. Fringed
both ends. 8 colors. Cotton
cut pile.
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II Peri. 2 for $50
Foam Pillows
2 for 81

Seconds, extra plump foam
rubber pillows. Cotton zip
covers. x
Shredded foam
pillows for 50
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1.99 to zee
2.Pc. Bath Sets
2 for s.
II Peri. 3.99-4.99
Bedspreads
2 for S.

Seconds. No-iron chenille
spreads. Twin or double
size. Pastels and dark
tones. Soft cotton chenille.
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RuffIed 0rgandy
Curtains
z prs. S.

Permanent finish B ERIK
shire organdy, pure white.
80" wide to pr. 80" long.
Wash beautifully.
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SHOE SALESMAN, experienced only.
Excellent opportunity for thor
oughly qualified man.
3132 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
1922 Wisconsin Ave. 30
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IMMEDIATE

Worlds largest exclusive health and
accident company. IA
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Mp WoMN

BookKKEPHG MACHINE oPKRA-
T0esEIhe National Bsnk Of
MashinEton has several epeninsI
IN the above position for young
ladies, is to IS. Those With ex-
perienee only need apply. eaiary
eommensurate with sxperienee and
ability. congeniai working condi-
tionsi opportunity for adVAnee-
ment. Liberal employe henents. m
eluding paid vacations. 6-day week,
etc. Apply In person, 1881 Conn.
ave-. NV. Personnel Department.
cAsHfEk-cHEckER. part time s IN
cafeteria: to 7:30. Must Be de-
pendable. accurate and hondahls;
sttIaetive and vel groomed. MK.
CASHIER. exper. on MGR rooo
SALARY. perm. position; refersncea
czsHkfEk. ASH sspea,sse.d. agsa en- a. local i.s..
S fSaa 4 , SPORT CENTER. stS sad
experienced at ehectins.
out with MGR register (as In gro
eery stores). Excellent working
sf1ermsp' ssGfReiI1ons' sSs,s E1HS faiars s., sss NJ
925 Penna. ave. NV. -1k
CAsHIER-Service department Of
leading Chevrolet dealer: sood
working conditions: 5h days per
week. MIR. STAKES. RIA. 5-0l0O.
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PERSONNEL ASSISTANT. Trsinee
for large corporation. Excellent
WILING to % relocate. iaeesr sisrt saso Ss' mo' @
Draft exempt Some college pre-
ferred, Age 23-30. Personable and
ground to BnE 21f-M. Star. --l7
PHARMACIST. full time. excel. hours
ana working eonds. Apply EMPIRE
-l5
PHARMACISTS Experienced, fun
time. FOOD salary and hrs. HIG-
GERS DRUG 5017 Conn. III
PHARMACIST, registered; 8 nights.
SAes. e ii sisosc sc4ImoENIA d.5IsoIrsIA !. r5AR-
PHARMACIST. part or full time; az
gressiye; young; exper. Apply In
person, SHERIDAN PARK DRUG
STORE. 2660 woodley I'd. NV.
must be experienced
n new and repair work. Apply 1921
PL1MSER xND HELPER for Der
manent year-round position with
hpurs' disqualification and life In
suranee JOHN @. WEBSTER q
SONS NC. tEst: 1912 Service
Big. 1st and N SITS. Sc. Ii.
6;7Gss Apply 2 to 2 any day. .-ls
kinds Of jobbing repair. Apply In
person. A. x. q s., INC, Sail
End ave, Silver Spring. IA
PLUMBERS for new construction
Apply 347l Washington blvd. Arl.,
~ Va A. q Or call "a; S-Il4g;.-I5
ERS. exper. with car. LO. 4-S246.
PLUMBER. white, we have opening,
for jobing man. must know Beth
esda-Chevy Chase. and Silver
Spring area. Only exper.. neat and
sober. need apply. r. N. LORIA
PLUMBING CO.. INC. OIL. 2-4656
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