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BUICK '55

BUICK 80
2-dr. $4,000 mi.I; power steeringi
Extras Extras. cali Juniper s-I7oz. --2i
BUICK '66 Super Riviera: Titisg
red with white topi fully Isguipped
iasI,sg:. asl gcys s.ess ssis''!iRss 9R. sssfi. DGo MI
BUICK9-STARLkY 3. HoRNxR
NC. Downtown, iii 18th. Con.
yenient 70 al hoteis. once build.
ingS. real estate aHd financial dis
BUICK 1853 Special de iuxe 4-door;
dynafiow, heater, 21.000 actual
miles. like brand-new throughout.
81 l,Op6 cash. trade or $195 down.
BEL MOTORS. 500 wis. ave.
WO 6-S90O. 1T
BUICK '55 Rcadmaster hardtcp: 2
tone green finish. power brakes,
power steering, auto. windows. Con-
tinentai spare wheel. 1000 orig.
MI. one owner. never been titled.
original cost S4.50O: for only
1925 cash. trade or terms HER
SONS AUTO a APPLIANCE CO..
0hA n A = - KIE O-AH00
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BLAIR

MOBILE HOMES co.
Spartan -peeriess-Royeratt-Zimmer
Pacemaker-etewart
White Plains. Nd. Phi. LsPiata 609e
Z mi: North Of LaPleta on RI. sol
1856 SPECIALS
42-ft. Fsirlane 2-bedrm. Priced Il
Hart 2s-ft. l-bedrm.: 81, ,796. Musi
be seen 70 be appreciated.
WE HAVE A HART
We can now offer ycu Q 1856 3-bed.
rTn. with washer, 81 It.. long. fol
the amazing price Of only $685.
You also must see our LOST. VIDE
Kfopf Eldorados, VindAles, zim.
mers, l.. 9 and 3 bedrmH. with
balcony Kitchens: Manofettes and
Triievei Paeemakers.
USED SPECIALS
3O-ft, Anderson: cannot tell from
new, for only 81 LBS.
1852 41-ft. Liberty 2-hedrn. with
. sleep chairs and TV: clean ano
y excel eond.: everything Eoei
isss sTi ss;assI; Pontiac chief: can be i Q.
2 bedrms.: 81 sos. SOS dn-, bal.
anee can be financed through iocal
Tho new Piatt with 55.gaL oil tank
installed within tfatlers.
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DODGE 'b5 Coronet hardtop, pogeF-,
flyte trans. r and h.. 2-tone pAint.
beautiful interior, 5000 care free
driven miles, by q company omcial.s
drive il and enter the win o Dodge
for life contest S2.4Db. A I
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CADILLAC 1888 s63" sedan; attTac.
tive 2-tone finish with Wv. tires,
fully equipped including power
steering and power brakes. show
room condition thfoughout very
low mileage, terms or trade. S4,l96.
Akers OldS-C Cadillac ],
Pairiington Shopping Center
|Oy. S-0360 Alex, Va,
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CHRYSLER T53 New Yorker; :. and
b.: DOW. brakes, steering; snow
tires; viii sac. Call Lu. 4-l2oe
CHRYsIER al club coupe; heater
and defroster; fiuiddrtve; runs
GOOD. 10, 2-39S5 after 8. -2S :
CHRYSLER 1919 Windsor. s4-dr.i
black, orig. paint and interiort
looks like brand new; End car Tor
sale. S495. Call after 8 pm. Sun"
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CHRYsLER '55 New Yorker 4-doof
sedan; beautiful 2.tone nnish; I:
brakes; clear plastic seat coversi
Ike new throughout: $2:9e5;
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BUICK 1850 Riviera hardtop: dyna-
1oY. radio. heater, 2-tone green
ilnish, wv tires Matching int. Int
r pTicsd Ia st sSss. o
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va,
"a, $4,000 Open a1Yl 3
5 .-zA
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and heater; gyro-toruue transmits
sion; l oynsr: perfect c1nq; pa; !:
REY MOTOR Co. Dodge-Piymouth
Dealers, 1887 18th st. NV. Z
DODGE 1858 club coupe, Coronet ..
Radio and heater; gyromAtic tran9:
One owner: perfect cond.; $s95.
will accept trade. TORREY MO-
TOR CO., Dodge Plymouth Dealers
1897 10th st. NV.
DODGE 1855, Coronet Lancer, sport
coupe; in immaculate conditont
$i,s25. wa. e-s57b. -,
DODGE 20; good condition; SEQ.
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CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr.: r.
and h.. spotlight, seat covers; top
guarantee, HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900
14th st.. NV. NO; 7-ll1l. Open
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1884 eustom series '.00''
special; has everythinE including
pover steering. power BRAKES .s.sSs slsS.
tor. and h., hydramatic. ETC.: very
low mileage. spotless interior and
exterior. Term. or trade $500.
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CIiEvRoLET ,56 Bel Air sport coup,
hardtop VS.; powergIide. red-and-
ivory ea enish; only 8, 4 Wilss ils T5ind On hni'
MOTOR CO.. INC. 1909 E.-W. hwy
Iat Ca. aye.), sil spg.. Nd. JU
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'yWTHEEI,ER. INC.

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON. DEALER
1900 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l020
CHRYsLER '53 Windsor club coupe;
every extra, power steerlng ano
Err MoToRs, i2 and r. / ave
ne, LA. 6-6b30.
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C1UTfI.1C 1879 ss62's z-dr. sedan
orisinal 2-tone gray finish: E-z-Eys
elaas, power steertng, hydra. =
and h., autronic eve, Wv. tires
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cHRYSLER '52 New Yorker sedan;
eouiuped with power steering. power
brakes, toruue drive. radio. heater.
soiay glass, other extras; an I'M.
nacuIate one-owner car; properly
conditioned and guaranteed; san
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CADILLAC 1865 coupe (hardtopl
only 1000 miles: full powsi
seat covers: beautiful sky blue
ivory top: tubeless Wv. tires:
sac.. 81, $50: terms. Can be seen
dhb&saS Al Sa. Gun 1s 0l lz-dccT: SsssS l. and h..
yn hydrs.. very clean: SECS. TH4ck.
m MOTORS. 18th and r. ]. ave.
ne la 6.f363f.
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WAFER 'FRONT.' S8. .925

WATER FRONT. $8,925
Full price with private pier. fishing.
crabbinR, 3 large bedrms,. liy. rrn,,
din. rTn., bath, laundry rm. Lee.
encl. porch util. rm,, work shop.
extra lRe. fenced lot. Lovely shade
tree. shrubbery; easy terms.
BRICK HOME ON BAY
This is the most outstanding home
in this or any other community
that ] have ever seen. Owner says
sell. so we are Offering this lovely
home at an extreme saerihce,
Beaut. sand beach in front yard,
lovely shade trees and shrubbery
Knotty pine liv, rTn.. modern kit,
2 lge. bedrms. with sliding doors,
bath. floor and wall heating plant.
Two enclosed porches, .uti. rm
House only 2 years old. EXP. attic
with disap. ladder. Slate roof. AL
copper plumbing, attic insulated.
city water supply. garb. coll. Bus
service TO D. c. Don't miss this one.
500 DOWN
Buys new masonry home in water
front community, pS acre Of grQund,
2 or 3 bedrniS.. mod. Kit, nath.
util. rnn.. for only $500. Easy
terms.
LotS-Acreage-Farms
We have an extremely large selec-
tion Of beautiful homes on the
water and in water front COM
munities. Also lovely W. r. lots,
acreage and farms very moderately
uficed
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DE sOTO '55 Firedome VS.. hard
top, auto. trans, WV. tires, power,
steering and brakes: r.&h.: many
( sale $3.50 was $3.50. .JU. 6-3l49,
DE SOTO AS de luxe sedan; equip. 4
auto. trans: very clean; g perIecs
2nd ear. 22e5 cash or IS down, 30
per week. WOLFE MOTORS. 1901
wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-ol42; open
Sun. 1n-h
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DE soTo 81 Sportsman hardtop:
orig 2-tone green finiSh: Spotless
4 interior. 7. and h.. auto. trans:
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AkerS OldS-Cadill

Fairlington shopping center
Alex. Va. Oy. 3-oS5c
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CHEW. 'b2 styeline de luxe sport
gorgeous 2-tone finish, best buy IN
town, only S696; safety tested for
your protection: 30-day written
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OF fBsANNING slls iilisssiG & SONS
$500 az skLT9oiR EoR AYE. We. HHEkkEs HEk aIsis0

06UV bALlO.1 ANEss AkaS. .L-0ASS :
ASK FOR Mr.. HAKES
DODGE le48 black 2:door sedan.
Si50 or best reasonable oner. 10.
poDGE 1850 coronet 4-dr.: r, h.
turn signals; Wv. tires; gyroma-
tic: excel. cond. In all respects.
Reason for selling, have another
car. S4s5. UN. 4-s10S. 81
DODGE AT Custom 4-dr.; :. and a.:
I9,5O0 actual mi; pvt: owner
rest cash offer. AID. 1897. 81
DODGE '52 Coronet hsrdtop; 2-tone
paint, good motor, good tires. clean
Interior, one owner, name on re-
quest, very desirable car: S795. !
BANNING & SONS /.
$500 BALTIC. AVE, uN. 1880
ASK FOR MR.. HAkES .
DODGE so coronet 4-dr,: gyro-
matte. r, and b. Orig. black finish.
/ owIieg. Low nj Bsrgain. S3a5. /,
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
cHRYsLER. .PLYMOuTH-IMPERIALi
4100 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. g-2900
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

cHRYsLER 81 Imperial VS. 4-dooFi
orig. black finish: auto. trans. :,
and h., Wv. tires, custom seet
covers, turn sig, motor In excel
cond., winterized and ready to 20,
Buy this car Of distinction, reduced
Evening star., 1955-11-27
.Aei eWiHIIEEI .ER. INC.

cHRYsI, Err PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4sn0 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-l02g
CROSLEYS-Station wagon, Just IKE
brand-new: S195. Also sedan $40.
JACK PRY. i4th and p.
DE SOTO AZ 4-dr. Custom; excep.
eond,: auto. trans: excel. tlreSt
S2N5. WO. 6-6325. ~
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CHEVROLET 'b4 "2IU" 4-dr.: :,
and h.. low mileage: top condition;
2-tone finish; Sl.3g5: 2-day money
back trial; 4-month written guar
antee. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash &
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 l4th st
NV. NO. 7-11I1. Open ewes. til
8: Sat. til 5.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHEVROLET '64 Bel Air hardtop;
poverglide: 1l,0O0 actual MI; g
tone hnish: / owner; $3.50. 20.
cfIHevRSojLET CHEVROLET 1e4s: 'bb D. C. inspec-
difinn EE a-2414- -27
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CADILLAC s64 De VIlle; dual hydra,
seat, electric windows, electric Aerial
lifk, auto. si9nal-seeking radio. auto
Aiitronic Eye, headiight DINNER
tinted glass, Vogue premium wv
tires. One Of the very few air-cond
be Vtile8 In town. Original owner,
1880 city miles: like brand.nev
S3.So5. Sun. only: 1918 36th 81
CADILLAC '5B Fleetwood sedan;
beautiful white finish. with con-
trasting custom interior radio
heater. hydramatic. full power; sec
warranty.
Suburban Cadillac OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, Mp- .v,,,r. o.. o-77oe
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luxe: radio and heater, automatic
transmission; new, light seatoam
green finish: reconditioned; written
guarantee: bank financing. Oniy
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MCKEE PONTIAC

sPoNTIACs MEANS Mckee
S3S5 WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7l07
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BUICK I'd Roadmhstef HiyIefA y
door; dynaflow. radio, heater. power
brakes, power steertns. gorEeo9,s, rs. z
tinted eiass, very low mileage.
$5.0Sb: safety tested for your pro-
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CADILLAC '55 81 Dorado: less thar
5000 mi. new.cer guarantee
book. Cannot be tod from brand.
aew ~ cptha w1n se sp.ssS necsssafy ~ Il u sss
parkWaY h-1a22 ~
Evening star., 1955-11-27

! DE SOTO 1851 sportsman nardIop.
radio and heater, automatic trans.
| mission, sparkling yellow with PIX.
suarantee and bank finaneinej
| only S845,
DoDGF-pLYMoUTH DEALER
list and N SITS. S.E. IL 4-3000
inv S0T0 az Firedome 4-door se-
dan: new cond.; S2.425; might
| consider earlier model car in trade.
| LO. 5-2605. --------
DE SOTO 81 spOrtsniar hardtop:
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CADILLAC 1855 go" special meet.
wood sedan; black, equipped Wit
power steering, power brakes. ny,
dramatic, =. and b., $4,29b. CCs
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. 3-26ot
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COLORED

HuildfnR site. l to 1Is acres. mr..
Fsirfax County Courthouse: nice
terms. Cali any day till 2 pm.
IA. 7-1142 ---27
Evening star., 1955-11-27

AKGTS OIUS-OdUIIIdC
Fairiinston ehopping Center
Alex, Va. oV. 3.Q3bC
Evening star., 1955-11-27

DODGE 80, Coronet. 4-dr.; Gyro.
matte. T. and h., custom interior.
real nice: S595: 30-day guarantee;
HILL 4 SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st.. n.ws
NO. 7-1111. Open eyes,, til Q, sat.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CADILLAC '56 coupe; ltgft blue
white top; positively all extras, incl
81 Dorado engine; AL condition
little mileage. S4.360. En-. 2-00SS
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DE SOTO 1853 Firedome "s, 4-dr.:
mower steering, automatic shift, r,
n, low mileage; car In excel. eond.
throughout: S1,195 cash. trade or
SIo5 down. BELL MOTORS. b0I0
utx ave W0 6-20(0 -~-21 2
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHEVROLET 1888 30 series 2-dr.;
powerelide, transmission. radio.
heater, popular light beige with
dark brown top; owner; low
miieage; written guarantee. Bank
fnancins; ;;, sl'oee. - ro,,r..,
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 4-dr.;
powerglide, 7. and. b., tinted glass,
Wv. back up and dl.; 1880 ac-
tual mi, outstanding condition:
must see to appreciates; $1,000 for
quick sale. Orig. OWNER. OIL. q
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHEVROLET IS sedan. Ike new;
credit sDSloyai sass; Aye ssi "a o'Sa S.s,s9 e.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHEVROLET 55 Handyman "21q'
station wagon: besut; bronze nnisnI
h.; S2,l95, As low as S. down. For
credit approval call ia. 5-9le7;
Evening star., 1955-11-27
RICHLAND ACRES

EVemtnes, u. 3-0143
Brochure. Box 222. Mclean. We.
FALLs CHURCH. VA.
/ acre. seWer and water, $500.
B acres. water only. $500.
DUNN LORING AREA
Z aerea, water, sewer 6 mo-, $4,000.
acre, water only, $1,000.
VIENNA AREA
Five h-acre lots, / nj. to country
HUBBARD REALTY co.
ar...aA.iA ~ In . ,sIinn
Evening star., 1955-11-27

eqaipped. seat e covers: extra extra clean; can
81 .0a5. 2-day money-back trial,
A-month written guarantee. HILL
a. SANDERS, Wakh.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. 11l4 Vermont ave. NV
AID. 4-4300. Open ewes. til y. sat
Evening star., 1955-11-27

'53 sedan: automatic trans-
mission. heater: clean: SI.o96: q
day, money-back trial; 4-month,
written guarantee. HILL d SAM,
DERS. wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
11l4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. A.
1900. Omen ewes. I'll q, sat, 'tfi 8.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

MCKEE PONTIAC
PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
1886 WIS. AVE. ST. 3-7l07
Evening star., 1955-11-27

'CHiEvR0LET 1888 Bel AR 4,dr,
sedan; poweTElice. undercostins;; 9;
iafs Aug., only 1000 miles; dip
iof,int ieavingi i.S7E or best oner
DE. 2-35ss: eyes,. KE. 7-Qo72.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
,SSI ,sSASINNING & SONS

cHRYsLER 1855 Windsor de luxe
sedan; 2-tone blue finish, fully
equipped, power steering. r. h..
weekend only, 1895. CCc guar
eantee.
Capitol Cadillac -OldS Co.
|I222 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-27
sIpARKWAY-FORD

notes. Ask Tor Mr. William. ST.
3-7294. ----s1
CURYSLER '52 Imperial sedan; mod
eTr, equipped with power steering,
poVer brakes, toruue drive, radio,
heater, power windows, custom seat
covers immaculate; one. owner;
worth while guarantee. sale price,
Evening star., 1955-11-27

CHRvRoL2sTT' sT' 1881 4-dr. station
Immaculate condition throuEhout;
s|1oTsssesso sNoToR co. sFFeoRp,. $500 sIS9 Solufn.
bia pike. 8. Arl,, Va, IA. 7-SSlO
Evening star., 1955-11-27
pAIJT, BROS 1(JIds1

BUICK '54 Special convertible; beau,
tifui set black finish. fully equipped
very low Inileage sec warranty
weekend special. sacrifice. 81 tTg5
Suburban Cadillac OldS
Evening star., 1955-11-27

SMACK DAB ON THE WATER
Year round 4-bedroom house on
Chesapeake Bay in excel. condition:
wsss 1esr ssysl Easssee IFS, nTst snoVins can
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
MORE ON SHOOTING

Continued from Page One) her husband advised her to shoot first and ask questions later if she should see the housebreaker.
 Mrs. Woodward said she was wakened around 3 am. by the barking of her dog. Grabbing the shotgun, she crept to her bedroom door. Across the hall at the door of her husbands room she saw a moving shadow.
 Without calling any warning, she fired and her husband toppled to the floor, the right side of his head blasted by the shot.
 Almost immediately I realized it was my husband" the widow told police. "I ran to him and fell on the floor beside him.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
Guided Missiles For US. Ships Is Navy of Future

CHICAGO, R - A high Navy official said more U. s. cruisers will be armed with guided mis- siles. He also said ''the battle ship may have a new future" as a robot weapon vessel.
 Undersecretary Thomas s. Gates noted in a speech to the Naval Re- serve Assn. that two cruisers are about ready to rejoin the fleet after being remodeled as guided missile ships.
 These" he said, twill be the first visible confirmation of the advent of the missile launched from combat ships, perhaps. the most potent future weapon of the Navy"
 Gates said the heavy guided missile Cruiser Boston will be commissioned in Philadelphia on Nov. 1 and the Canberra lis only few months behind her" in the conversion process.
 Tn addition to the Boston and the Canberra, the Navy has an- nounced plans to convert the light cruiser Galveston and to build three new frigates as missile ships.
 One guided missile submarine, the Funny, is in service. A second, the Barbero, was commissioned October 21.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
East Coast Goes Back To Standard Time

NEW YORK, R-Forty million persons in nine East Coast states and some Midwest municipalities gained one hour of sleep Sunday as Daylight Saving Time gave way to Standard Time.
 The clocks moved back in Con- necticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jer- sey, New York, Rhode Island and Delaware Also returned to Stan dard Time are some cities in Hi nois, Ohio and Pennsylvania, in cluding Philadelphia and Chicago and in Indiana.
 Three states, the District of Col umbia and 800 cities across the nation which had been on Day light Saving Time, moved their clocks back on the last Sunday of September.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
Start Work On Foundation Of New Lutheran Church

The work on the foundation for the new Lutheran Church on B Street has started with drill set up ready to punch the holes into the permafrost for the billings.
 A thousand pound drill bit has arrived by air from the States and it awaits only adapting it to the prospecting drill. John Larson and Charlie Moon are to do the drill ing, both having considerable ex- perience along this line.
 The drill-bit is 12 inches wide sand will thus bore a hole at least 12 inches in diameter. Fifty holes will be put down twenty feet and the billings will then be set in the holes and allowed to become permanently frozen be- fore construction starts.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
Actress Eva Marie Saint Injured in Fall While Dancing on Movie Set

HOLLYWOOD, R U Academy award winning actress Eva Marie Saint suffered painful head and leg injuries Friday when she fell from a table while doing com edy dance on movie set.
 She was knocked unconscious for while, her studio reported, and ruptured a vein in her right leg. The 31-year-old actress was expected to be confined to her home for about a week.
 A studio spokesman said it was believed she became entangled in pair of oversized pajamas she was wearing for the comedy routine. Miss Saint won an Oscar as 1954's best supporting actress for "On The Waterfront" her first movie role.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
START ON THE WRONG FOOT

BROWNSVILLE, Ky, R-Po- lice encountered a slight delay Friday while taking four youthful prisoners from Hopkinsville to the Kentucky Village correctional in stitution at Greendale, Ky.
 They had to return to Christian County Jail so one of the youths could return a pair of shoes he sWiped from prisoner.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
STUNTSMAN'S LUCK ENDS WITH NEW JOB

IDYLWILD, Calif., R-As a stuntsman, Robert Hoy, 25, had worked five years with only the occupational bruises of that pro- fession of hazards.
 Then he had a chance to be an actor in a film now under produc- tion. He reported for work. Came his first scene and pistol explod- ed in his face. Today he's recuper- ating after hospital treatment.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31
COLLEGE-Residents

COLLEGE-Residents of the University of Alaska's Veterans Dormitory last week elected Edgar Tweet of Teller their 1955-56 dor mitory secretary treasurer.
 Tweet is a freshman majoring in business administration and is the son of Mrs. Mary M. Tweet.
The Nome nugget., 1955-10-31

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-25
Browning Girl Queen Of Chemuwu
Indian School Golden jubilee Festival

Publishers Note: Published
in last weeks Glacier Reporter
was a special article from the
Salem, Ore, newspaper as a
preview of the golden jubilee
of the Chemawa Indian school.
This week Mrs. Clara Hall,
mother of Miss Leah James,
submitted another story from
the Portland (Ore9 Oregonian,
written after the event by a
special staff writer. The later
article is in part as follows:
Tribes from all the west Joined
in a veritable United Nations of
Indians Friday night to celebrate
the diamond jubilee of Cinema
wa Indian school with dances and
costumes of a richness and varie-
ty seldom seen before in Oregon.
Seven distinct tribes, from the
Yakima, the Wasco and the Warm
Springs to the silent Navajo of
the Arizona mesas joined in a
pageant that included IS dances,
as colorful and varied as the
rainbow.
Reigning over the pageant of
the years was regal young Leah
James, ID, Cree-Blackfeet Indian
of Browning, Mont, and James
Switzler, 10, Yakima Indian of
Harrah, Wash, and their court
of six princesses and six attend
ants, all elected by their fellow
tribesmen.
Author and narrator of the pag-
cant celebrating the 18th birth
day of the nations oldest Indian
boarding school was Miss Alberta
Challis, girls adviser, who also
directed the elaborate historic
drama.
The school was first opened
Feb. Is, 1880, at Forest Grove,
with 10 children. IS Puyallups,
See BROWNING Page 3
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-25
Furm-Runch Forum Discusses Cost,
Price Squeeze on Montana Farmers

Place of Government in Assist
ing Farmers to Aust to the Cost
Price Squeeze" What the Fu-
ture Holds for Agriculture" will
Livestock Hold Its Own" and
Feeding Livestock in Montana"
Speakers heard during the two
day session were Frank Parsons,
Minneapolis, director of research
for the Federal Reserve Bank;
DR.. M. NJ. Kelso, Bozeman, dean
of agriculture at Montana State
College; George Wilkens, secre-
tary of the Minneapolis Grain
Exchange; Kenneth Hood, Chi
cago, assistant secretary of the
American Farm Bureau; Walt
Carver, Washington, D. c., man.
ager of the agriculture depart
ment of the U. S. Chamber of
Commerce; Warren Montfort,
Greedy, Colo. vice president of
the National Farmers Union, and
Dan Thurber, Great Falls, dairy
man.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-25
Game Wurdens
Arrest AZ VioIutors
During February

Records of the Montana Fish
and Game Department show that
arrests for game law violations
during February were down
slightly from January. Deputy
game wardens made AZ arrests
as compared with 54 for that
month.
Two Eureka hunters paid the
highest fine during February for
possession of illegally taken elk
They each paid $252.5O and a
third member of their party paid
$3.50 for possession of three I'M
aged deer.
Wardens made the most arrests
for violations involving game
animals with 81 cases reported
Other violations included eight
cases of illegal possession of fish,
seven involving game birds, one
for trapping without a license
and ten persons were found
guilty of swearing to a false
statement to obtain a resident
license.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1955-03-25
Brother Of Dr.. Minefte
Dies at Hot Springs

Albert M. Minnette, a brother
of DR.. c. H. Minette, Cut Bank,
died at his home in Hot Springs,
Thursday of last week. DR.. and
Mrs. Minnette were called to Hot
Springs when they we're notified
that the brother was in a critical
condition, following a stroke.
Deceased was well known in
Glacier county, having made his
home in Cut Bank for a number
of years before moving to Hot
Springs. He is survived by one
brother, DR.. Minette, and two sis
ters, Mrs. Harold Prior, Great
Falls, and Mrs. Regina Book,
Sank Center, MINI. He was born
March 9, 1892 at Sank Center.
The body was brought to Cut
Bank for funeral and burial ser.
vices. Services were held Tues
day of this week from st. Mar
garet's church, and burial was in
Crown Hill cemetery.