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- pass ~ All pass
Usually the danger of this is
not readily apparent, possibly
because 1t does not come up
often. and nobody gets much
practice In thinking the situa-
ton out.
Certainly the danger of put
ting q squeeze on partner was
not easy to see in today's deal.
and yet Mr.. Masters came
through with some brilliant
thinking which eventually
brought about the defeat Of the
eontract.
He won the first trick with
the king Of clubs. Mr.. Dale's
play of the eight marked him
with not more than two cards
IN the suit. This meant that
three fast club tricks were there
for the taking.
But what then? Either Mr..
Champion would have the rest Of
the tricks or, If the defenders
had shoppers in the red suits,
they would have to be in Mr..
Dale's hand. And Mr.. Dale's dis
card on q third lead of clubs
would probably subject him to a
squeeze later.
On this reasoning Mr.. Mas
ters shifted to the nine of dia-
Inonds at trick two. Mr.. Dale's
queen forced the ace. and now
there was no chance for a
squeeze. Mr.. Champion had to
lose three clubs and a diamond.
II Mr.. Masters had cashed
three clubs at the start, that
would have been all for the de-
tenders. It would have made no
difference what he led at trick
four, but say he led a diamond.
The queen would force the ace.
Mr.. Champion would then run
six spades, leaving three hearts
to the king in dummy and get
ting everybody down to three
cards. Obviously, then Mr.. Dale
would find it impossible to hold
the king of diamonds and all
three Of his hearts.
If Mr.. Masters had even
eashed second club at trick
two, the hand could have been
made. Mr.. Champion could
have won the first diamond lead
with the ace and returned the
Jack, forcing out Mr.. Dale's king.
Mr.. Dale would have had no
club to return. and Mr.. Cham
pion would have had time to
throw a club on dummy's 10 of
diamonds.
Mr.. Masters shift at trick two
was q rare piece of defensive
play. But. of course, he is a
rare player.
tCopyriRht 1855, General Features Corn
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Word Come
Find 2s or more words In
TTIypWnnn

Finu Is or more WORDS IN
TULIPWOOD,
meaning. ''the soft wfits wood
Of the tulip tree" Average b 20:
time limit. 10 minutes.
Rules q the gAme---l words mnsf d
% four er more letksrA 2. words which
aeluirs four istters ~ ne eddition q
0Oeq. B only ene form q . word 4
used & Prcper names are mol used,
Answer 70 RgARRANGE.
rnae. ranEsr. rang. rare. rear. earn,
enser. enrast, erns. ager. agar. ngree.
carney gene sear. ssnrs. stnsra. green
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lceaiiassdl

NEAR CONN AND 4, 114b K 1t.
-n.ws---eingle suite. 1t $50: Avail,
immed.; also double suite 1t &i1S.
Phillips SHANNON 4. LucHs. IA
14th st. NV, Ma. 6-2345 rs
1903 CONN. AvE.-Approximately
1000 "a. II, Of adr-conditioned
open-heor space, suitable for. or
Rafiixation. doctor. dance studio or
most any type Of business. EN-
ATTENTION PHYSICIANS AND
DENTIgTs--store. 15x60 n. Ter
raxzo doorB located next 70 drug
store, Ideal location for young
phy sician In fn8test-groWtng COM
munity IN D. c. Reasonable rent.
Box 105-v, Star. 30
1917 18Th 81. N.W.-studio once.
S25; other desirable rms. at $50.
Wired for air cond. Good pafktng
area. ST. 3-653O. 80
ENTIRE snd PLooR-2, 900 "a. It.,
Wasll's.. busiest dNnfun. cor: pvt.
entr.. lee. windoWs. mod. decor:
air-eond. Ideal for any type serv-
Ice or retail business OIL. f-o360,
SHARE Of sublet part arm. once
suite. Choice Conn, Dupont Circle
loc. AID. 1881. Wo. o-35s0. ~
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Area
LoTs, ACREAGE EoR SALE

RAMBLER SITES, wooded. 200x340,
Clinton Nd. $4,000; 5 yrs. 10 pay.
u o.asT; w s-Ssss. Ca, ~. s z. ).
street. Price $500. ZANTzINoER,
SILVER SPRiNG--2 lots. each 50x
1875 II: street paved; water and
sewer in; excel. neighborhood. Ask
ing 5000 ea. Call til 8 pm. I'm.
$500. FREDERICK W. BERENs.
CiiiikyY CHASE, D. c.-Leyel lot.
1900 g. q. Alley In rear, OWNER;
WHEATON AREA-@3 lots. sewer.
drsinsse instaIled: cleared. ready
G & Il; eSeo R gs5 "a sA5 a. =
AtPH 0xiMATELY 100 ACES in
MontEornery County with w.se.c..
water. kass 2.5Q0-ft.. road FRONTAGE;
1 Fki6ed right for developer CAL
laird 81 Scott. 10. 9-0420, BERN.
Ard ~ DROSTUs, Realtor 80
3 BUILDING LOTS, about Y acre
each with sewer, water, streets In;
NJ. town Of Fairfax: all lots level
with tall trees: in community Of
al new homes. cail Mr.. Kumor.
IA. $4,000: ewes, JA.t 7-0203.
SHANNON q LuCHs co. --26
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE: Y acre;
many dogWoods. Ideal for daylight
basement. OWNER. OIL. 2-1450.
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STORES ron RENT

4l3 FRANKLIN ST. N.W,--Lse.
store: suit, any purpose. $35 mo.
win decorate. HE. 4-39I9.
1917 EYE ST. NV, near bus termi-
mails and ideal for tailor, shoe re-
pair or barber. Rental heated only
S65. 90. ROBERT w, SAVAGE, 5I4
Union Trust Building. Ma. s-3630.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN, shop suit.
able for any business. S13 Eye ct.
NV. S45 mo. DI. T-50SD.
WALLER GARDENS shopping CEN
ter nj. Wheeler I'd. SEC stores,
about l6-ft. front, ample window
space 16x4Q Il. hr. space. asphalt
s sils rs .,s WV month"; siseasase s. ss5t
Also GEORGIA AVE, N.w.--Larss
cached brick ssrase; oil heat: only
SIS . month, Mr.. NEuMANN.
Ma. 6-232l. -2
1881 18th ST. N.w.--Now available
for lease at monthly rental Of SI35.
EDMUND M. o'suLLIvAN. 1901
Eye st. NV. Il
DOWNTOWN CoRNER STORE. $50
per month with heat provided.
Shelvtng and fixtures available Of
low price, II desired. b. FRANKLIN
KAHN. Realtor. 1000 p Ct, NV.
NO. 7.91I1: ewes. OIL. 5000.
1854 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Suit-
able for any business. On busy
st. OWENS REALITY ME. s-04s6.
SILVER SPRING KENsINGTON---
Lge, store. $s5. Additional space
avail, soon; MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, Ju. 9-2552. ~, 7-b4S0,
ewes. ---2N
SS S,,s,,. ST a. N sa,y ssl.., NOT sss ~
1877. or II, 4-5031. %
Ala MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV. AD. 4-2005,
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MONEY wANTtp

WANTED-Private party or parties,
yesfing IN either LIST or End trust.
H. E se9 ss5i; oqRl E. se7s s any 'inet
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DESK SPACE

air -cond. ONCE with
telephone answering and mail serv.
at an address Of distinction. Call
SURE with reception room. Two
private ofices and large storage
closet In modern air-conditioned
building. Available about Oct. l.
Rent. $lg,o mo; Gail Elk. 3-ss7o.
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NvIsrMINr pRop. wANrIDloEEIcIs STUDIES con RINrl

rEIyAIE lAKTy With cash desire.
apt. Write 2b32 23fd North Afl..
Va. or phone IA 2-5I62.
WE ARE SOLD OUf--Need small
apt bldss,. Z to 10 units: also
Please cali Mr., West. GOSS REAL
ny Co. INC. MA. 1888. Pc
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AUTOS EoR sac tcsa.. ]

CADILLAC '53 convertible; light
eond 81, $50. VIZ. s.S745. so
CADILLAC 1858 Coupe Deviile: r.
and b. Wv. tires. power steering.
sharp 2-toIie: only s2.4Db: many
others % choose from; HoYLE MO-
p6. $500. = Wso
CADILLAC '53 FietWood "00n sedan !:
fully eduIpped with power steering;
x2,795: CcC guar.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd 81. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1855 Coupe de vile: air.
conditioned. radio, heater. Hydra
Mstic: power steeriLs. power
stunning cadet blue With matching
cream tor. with matching premium
whitehall tires. This car is prae-
ticaily brand-neW and would suit
the most discriminating person.
Bought at our local Cadillac dealer
and also serFiced by same dealer:
selling for S4.695. Car can be seen
between 9 Am. and Q pm For
MoToRs. iMc.a afSi seSn 1nEA I'd.
ne. Ii. 1852.
CADILLAC '53 .62" sedan; maroon !.
power steering: radio. heater: Wv.
tires; So. ABS: ccc guar.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 END st. NV. ST. $4,000
CHEVROLET 1883 aI50" 2-dr.: In
2-tons green; equipped and In top
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST., siI. spg., JU. 5-6Is6
CHEVROLET 1883 4-dr. sedan;
Powerglide auto, trans. r. and b.,
taiic blue finish; Si2a5. SIS5
down. balance easy monthly pay
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla, Ave, NV. Ho. $1,000
OPEN EVENINGS
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BUSINESS Proc. EoR skLE


SPACE FOR LIGHT manufacturing
slsetrosiss, ETC. IT,. Loco. COG e: f. o.
TO. 5.4Ss4 weekdays.
fIeO OR eaooDsQ. ri. OFFICE and
h sS S spasek soS SIS 0s ss ssn Ss
81. NV, end fir.: freight eiefA.
tor. heat, liGht, al services tnclud
412 9Th st. NV. RE. 7-22e4
ROCKVILLE. lot p5xl40. excel. for
used car lot or other businesses:
SIS mn. EN-. 3.10la. ~
3.OO0 50. TT. CENTRAL, z 500 ga
It., Mt. Rainier-2nd comnni., Light
MFR. warehse.. ofiees. etc; low
rental. OWNER. IA. 9-4i40. $50
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FARMS

NEW sTROUT CATALOGUES QUIT
FREE Farms, businesses: SO States.
ward Bids. wash ST. 3-37e4.
$50 DOWN. 32b MO. buys for 500
acre: 80 acres young and saw tim
berJ hard road. power and phone
s sSs'1 BOW q M ssS NO e.f buys for So
$50. 4ha acres q rms. hard road,
F FHisi va. IL. s.sis1.~
FARM FOR SALE BY owNER-5eo
acres, 8 mi. from 2; Co. II Princs
sso 10 81 DS . ana ana $50 mo. buys for
81 800, Al acres young and saw
timber; good hunting tespec, deer)i;
B 6ni {, eTf III, %s.aisi, : M. '0eea =
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN I
OVER 100. ACRES, Rockville area,
inyestment property for future de-
velopment; $1,000 per acre.
400 ACRES. In olney area. II miles
from d. c. line, 2 miles frontage on
hard road, bordering on Rock
Greek. Brick and.stone house. over
200 yrs. old; $1,000 per acre. ~
i5o-AcRE PARM, in country estate
area. mile Of hard road. Spacious
features. . tenant houses. large
bank barn, other outbuildinsS
Syss. Mr.. Je.row. oaishsrsSurs 1sS.
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80 Bel Air hardtop;
:. and h.; 2-tone paint: 81. 045.
MONROE FORD. 5100 Wis. ave.
nv Wo $4,000. Open ewes. It'll
1855 Bel Air 4-door
sedan. q cylinder; blue. automatic
transmission, all equipment. Per-
cal MRS RsN LARSEN. mo Ho. ssss sss,
CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr.; ! .
tone sreen; r. and h., good tires.
excellent condition: only $495.
BELL No MoTos Ssso 800 Wis. aso ave.
mn we; ej isss Re, Air. Power.
glide ! locks oons and runs IKE new:
s esns se s...d slss Equipped soDe paint
sI..sS, s ~ s-osos; evenings,
CHEVROLET '5a 4-door de luxe:
radio. heater. low, mileage: in e3-
ceilent condition: in daily use,
Take $3.50 down. small monthly
payments 27o7 woodiey pl. Nv.
ar sosgsf late as 4-dr. Fleet
line sed.; oris. owner; excel. me
chanicai eond. Only Sl75 for
quick sale OIL. 4-1Ss9 after I'm.
'55 Bel Air hardtop:
ivory and turquoise: VS.. Power
glide. r. H., leatherette Sc: low
mileage. Salesman's demonstration.
Orfg. S2,99T.35: excel. value,
S2.195. viii accept trade-in. M,
Becker, ANTHONY ABRAHAM
CHEVROLET. Ju. $4,000. 10.
cHIVRoLET 1858 e-tone convert.
Bel Air VS.: Powerglide, all extras
incl w.s.ws; $500 mi. Orig. owner
LEAVING. Save 5000 with SOS cash
and take over financing. AP q
1913. 6-8 pm. lie
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42-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT 49,: double
cabin with fiying bridge; excel.
sond;; many extras. OWNER "a.
Closeup new 1858 Eyinruds ~.
h.p Fleettwtn motors; few left:
1850; and one only SHIP.
LighttEin. SlI9. so: no trades:
Penn Ya ssa. i2iis Hir SsTsSp Ssoo.
ER. s4o3 fsnton. Silver SPRINT.
JU, 5-3O:sa. --2a
Rsser'. cAP ali Kis SonsiIcbsa4ze s sas
daytime. WA. 7-41s2 nights. week
PENGUIN CLASS sAILBoAT. good
condition: se7s. call OIL. 2-ea4s.
sAFTlCRAFT 1853 es-ft. cruiser;
sleeps q. fully sQnipped. little used;
sstsss: n. s-s5lE. Il not n. leave s
NOW DraoNsrRATfNG owEss-
New. 1855 2e-ft Owen Express
Cruiser. Order nov for highest
t z \, enc prompt dsliss 5y. .a Also
and motors at biz savinss and
trade-in units ct buyabie prices,
Terms or lay away. Qutboard
i H1ssr snd sU DssIiss e. sosTu15Eahs55
Baltimore ave- Hyatfgyille, Nd,
WA. T-4260. Open . TIN .. 30
7.I1sxS GAEF risssd eenteF-board
iaTy Charter Tor ssie. - T.
asss Is.Hr. WIZARD. III. nav;
s snog. ~ nIs. Sherifae EN-, Sl6o. 81 81
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FLoRIpA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS


and TRUsT OWNERS, ATTENTION.
Don't sell before eettiue my prompt.
absolutely top, spot cash offersl Nd.
VI D c. Mr.. QUICK, 10. 4-6565,
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS
pur BARTLOW REALTY. CO, Real
tors. 1891 @ ct. NV, NE. S-2495
CASH ON 2nd TBUSTS--WiiI buy
ends ut top price or lend money
% notes you hold. RIA. 6-22S1 I:
IA s-667o, Call day or night.
MONEY ON ens TRUST. we win
buy ind trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TloNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MFNT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
i0NEY FROM PVT. PARTY--wans
$1,000 Ind trust on $4,000 prop,
az int. your terms. ME. S-3Ba6.
ist end. 3rd TRUST LOANS cover.
ing D. c.. nearby Md. and Va, prop
critics. financial relief for all ptir-
poses, including repairs. remodel
Ing, additions, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST, 3.1012 %
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RIIICK -1Q4Q

4-dr.: s-tone grey: r. and h.; very
clean. We are overloaded: S295.
Southeast Dodge Plymouth Dealer"
FRANCIS & PARSONS
a116 Nichols Ave. s.E. Lu. 4-.ss0
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BUICK I94s Custom: beautiful;
$2S5. terms $40 down. ROPER,
18th and 3 I: ave. ne;
PyS5ssT,; nn.sss,, ts Ell. s5SS. MoSS&Sa5
$1,000. Open ewes. till . pm.
BUICK 40 Super convertible: low
mileage. Just like new. Best offer
10. I-3546 after 8 pm. .--3
sSis ss a aoS esnssTs s6 fc i bUsa
excellent quality; 500. HooiRisSE iaSi
BUICK. Downtown. I'LL l4th, DI,
BG JssS''' 81 SUPER Riviera; Ike new.
low mileage, first reas. offer. IA.
soSls S e RIss' Ba aef
Dealer; Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
BUICK 4s 4.dr. super; Wv. tires:
beaut. cond.: wonderful second car.
Only saS down. EN-; 2-2210. --2s
nov. radio, 'i heater. tires Al. me-
$3.50 cash. Riverside 3-4IS3; In.
dian Head, Nd. after 400,
BUICK '52 super cow; :. and h..
Dyna.. elec. Windows, orig. blue
finish. black top. s9aS; only 800
down with good credit. No. s12-A:
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-West
hwy. 81. spg.. Nd. 10. 5-7s04.
BGICks-sTANLEY H. HoRNER.
INC. Downtown. I'LL 18th. Com
yenient 10 all hotels. once build
ings, real estate and financial dis
BUICK 81 Super convertible coupe:
power sseerins: 81, 6e5: tcc snar.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1929 22nd 81. NV. 81. $4,000
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FARMS teest.D
Mr.. WARRENTON. VA.

e 1sr.s s Re dEcP s.se s IL ass
may Be used IS commercial. some
hne timber; priced SO, 900. Call
owner, JULIAN p. KELLY. Warren
Is Acres arrenton Area
3-bedrocm Colonial with modern
improvements on rich. cleared land
fef small ia,rmins, rirstselass cen on
out: excellent outbidTs.. fruit trees
Sope Lee hwy. frontage. Only
Dillon Land Co., JE. 4-404o
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BUICK 81 convertible; r. and h..
Dyna., elec. windows, low NIL. very
clean, Wv. tires: $745. No. 1915
hoaR eSes r sSsE i siSs %is terms aHs
NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. I'll
BUICK IS Century cow: r. h.: o
tone finish: power all the way;
same IS ~. new lib iiSesal ok sEad sI VIII
SPRING MFR, CO.. JUs 9-4500,
oa sqSi LEsss; gs -d hwy sedan. yer,
$685. at the TREW MOTOR co.,
CADILLAC SO go" SPECIAL Fleet.
wood; black: excel. cond.: g.. 700
Private party. wo. 6-a5s0. 81
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BUICK 1850

Super Cdr; Dynaflow. r. and h.;
tires. We are oyerloaded; $S9S. :
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Southeast Dodge Plymouth Dealer
FRANCIS & PARSONS
2116 Nichols Ave. Sc. LU. 1850
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CHEVROLET SO De luxe sedan; :.
and h.. turn signAls, s. c., very
clean, excellent condition; special,
5000, written guarantee
TRIANGLE tFORDD
30l0 r. ]. AVE. NE. DE. 2.8302
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CHEvROLET 1919 club coupe; best
ms odo6D@srn. i4so 4. /. awe ave.
c HEvRoLET 1851 convertible;
.g RossS sS ssG . ssfns l s., down.
CHEvROLETs-'5l Bel Air, r. and
h.. S749: so 4-dr. sedan. 7. and
b.. SS49: '53 Bel Air sedan, r. and
h.. 81 .299 HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. ct 9th.
Ii. 6-6464
CHEyRoLET-,52 Bel Air hardtop:
guarantee Trade or terms. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 East West hwy.
Sil, SpR.. Md. JU. 5-7S04. Open
VI pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Here's a smart new wrinkle in holiday ideas
that can double your fun and leave you with
something more valuable than a sunburn
By Andrew HI. Hepburn
Head Dept of Travel Research, NesU York University
Evening star., 1955-06-12

W7HHN three months nearly 10000, 600
w American families - close to half the
population - will travel about lS billion
miles in the biggest vacation season this
country has known. During the summer
their cars will burn up S75O, O,OOO, 600 worth
Of gas and oil, and their appetites will burn
up nearly $1,000, ,OOO, 600 worth of food.
Their bill for sunglasses alone will be
100000.
AS vacation tans begin to fade, some Of
US may wonder whether the holiday was
worth the cost in time, money and energy;
whether, perhaps next year, we might plan
more rewarding kind of vacation. But
why not get the jump on regrets? This
article suggests - for consideration right
now W the special pleasures and extra
advantages Of Vacation with Point -
Purpose.
This doesn't belittle the vacation of pure
escape, the indolent loafing on a beach
away from home and job. Such cushioning
Evening star., 1955-06-12

interludes have value, and every vacation
should include some lying in the sun. What
we are suggesting is that you try adding
definite, pleasant purpose to this summers
vacation, and start planning it now. Part
of the value of the purposeful vacation is
that you can begin to work at it any time,
carry the results far into the future.
''Purpose?' you say, ''What sort of pur-
poser You will find few possible pur-
poses listed below, together with advice as
to how to set them up. You can combine,
modify or adjust them to suit your needs,
temperament, time and resources. The best
purpose of all will be one you dig up for
yourself out of your own hopes and dreams.
You may well get your inspiration from
the more general purposes that follow.
I. Ride Hohby
IT's the most universal of all purposes, and
the most flexible. Whatever your hobby
you can find vacation adaptation Of it.
Evening star., 1955-06-12

Friends of mine from Indianapolis once
picked up few sea shells on Florida
beach, soon thereafter discovered that thou
sands Of fellow-Americans collect shells
and that there is booming industry using
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Capt. Dretz-
ka, c. Free, Ed Higgins, Gleason
Wilson, Mr.. Whitner, N. Michal-
ko, W.B. Hawley, CD. Manspeak-
er, JIG. McCauley, J-B. Miller,
Mr.. Peterson, Fred Cavota, Kurt
Evern, Wayne and Louise Cox,
Marilyn Robinson.
To Anchorage: Frank and Wal
ter Coon, Ed Wilson, &c. Cum
Minis, Maj. Lamb, F.A. Campo
basso, Kelly Weise, Mr.. and Mrs
Crowson, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, D
Cochran, Art Johnson, Joe Gre
mans, Kate Green, W/O Fisher.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26

Can sell or finance good mining
properties, placer or lode, in AL
aska or Yukon Territory. Write
Post Office Box 205, Anchorage,
Alaska. 117c
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26
ENGSTROM SHOVEL.
BURIED IN CAVE-IN

The Herb Engstrom mining
venture at Basin Creek had the
misfortune Of losing their gas
shovel during the recent heavy
rains. The unusually heavy runoff
washed away a bank of the pit
in which the shovel was standing
and the resulting cave-in buried
the shovel. It was reported that
the shovel was completely cover
ed and that some time will be
required to bulldoze the dirt away
from it.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON

At Rotary luncheon Thursday,
A. Polet transferred from active
to honorary membership.
Guests were: CIV. Grove. Of
Cleveland; Chas. Clasby Of Fair
banks, Louis Gail of Cleveland,
Mr.. Leach of the Agriculture Ex-
pertinent Station at Palmer, Capt.
Dretzka Of the US. Army, and
Ed Higgins of Alaska Airlines.
Mr.. Grove is on flying visit
to northern Alaska in his own
plane, a Twin-Beach.- He came
to Nome after visiting Fairbanks,
and Kotzebue and after fishing
for shea fish in the Kobuk area.
Mr.. Grove is accompanied by Mr..
Kale, outdoor editor Of the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, who is in the
territory on a working vacation.
Mr.. Leach visited Nome after
being called to Unalakleet for
conferences with potato growers.
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Fire Chief Carl Webb today
cautioned persons lighting heat
ing stoves for the first time since
spring, to check the burners for
surplus oil before lighting.
He said that there have been
three fires already this month
caused by excess oil accumulat-
inc over the summer.
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Work on School Stopped
Until Ground Freezes

The work on the new school
addition has temporarily closed
down due to the unusual amount
of rain which has created condi-
tons in the sub-soil which is pre-
venting the ground from freezing
properly.
Jack Mcleod, superintendent
of the project, stated that if
conditions are favorable the prof.
ect will 60 ahead this fall, how
ever the weather is the determin-
ing factor at the present time on
the project.
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WA n Il A ID 5

FOR SALE-One used trapline
in good condition. Owner Chuck
Erwin, Fairbanks. Trapline To-
Gated in Nome. Agent: See
Club Douglas, Nome.
GIRL WANTED to work at the
MIMI Hospital. tt
MILITARY SURPLUS light
plants for sale Internationally
guaranteed to be brand new.
Gasoline powered 10 volt 500
watt standard brands. Parts
available any dealer. Selling for
less than fourth Of original
price Limited offer your cost
$40 FOB. Write Military Sur
plus Sales, Morrilton, Ark. 102
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26
classy AND FAMILY HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clasby Of
Fairbanks are enjoying a few
days hunting here and visiting
former friends.
Clasby was formerly US. Dis
trict Attorney here and now has
his own law office in Fairbanks
They were accompanied by their
two children.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

Beginning rs Aug. at Nome
ALB. Nome. Alaska. for miscel-
lareous properties including POL
products. plumbing materials. etc.
Inspection tours at 10 am. and
2 pm. daily through 2 Sept. 1855.
Additional information may be
obtained from the Supply Office,
Bldg. TIA. 104
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DISTRIBUTOR WANTED

To warehouse, sell and merchan-
disc products Of Canada's lead
ing biscuit and confectionery
manufacturer. Prefer wholesale
grocery outlet that has full
coverage Of Nome and sur
rounding area. All inquiries
welcomed. Please state your
financial rating and type of
business. Representative visiting
Alaska in October. Write in
care of Nome Nugget. 1903
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26
xxx LIBRARY ANNOUNCES
NEW CHILDREN'S BOOKS

The XXX Public Library has an
nounced the addition of an excel
lent selection of new children's
books. They are now available on
the shelves Of the library, which
is open tonight at 7:30 until nine
and Saturday afternoon from 2:3O
until 400 pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cox were
visitors at the Nome Gospel
Home while enroute to Teller
where they will be the new teach
ers at the territorial school.
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SWEDISH REPORTER HERE

Karl Aage Schwartzkopf, jour-
nalist and writer for three Swed-
ish weekly newspapers in Stock
holm, is a visitor in town while
on a tour of the territory.
He is interested in contracting
people Of Swedish extraction here
and is a guest at the PoIaris
Hotel.
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Harriet Browns Brother Visits

Harriet Brown of the Assembly
Of God Church has been enjoying
a visit from her brother, David
Brown, for the past three weeks.
MIR. Browns home is in Canada.