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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11
ODDITIES IN THE NEWS

A California policeman, on the way
home from a late movie, was beaten up
by two girls and robbed of his pink
checkered shirt. Stunned, the policeman
later said, They didn't take anything
else, not even my wallet"
A Western farmer nailed the following
notice on his fence, which surrounded a
wooded area: mo hunting Survivors will
be prosecuted"
A Texan carried a Bible into court,
declaring, I've found religion" When
the jury gave him IL years on burglary
charge, he promptly tore up the Bible.
When Houston man received the news
that his wife had given birth to twins,
he tainted and banged his head against
bed. Right then and there he became
a patient in the hospital with his wife
and babies.
Missouri woman had been sending
food packages to relatives in Europe for
some time. She recently received a letter
from the recipients Of the food packages,
asking her to send some reducing pills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

Miami police were habbergasted when
man walked into the station house,
announced he was drunk and asked to
be arrested. He also suggested that he
be given 10 days in Jail to sober up
An Omaha doctor declared that there
Is an actual. recognized disease called
honeymoon rhinitis" whose symptoms
are runny nose and series of sneezing
fits brought about by the emotional stress
Of getting married
A bank in New Hampshire is Offering a
reward of SIS for information leading to
the location OF Concord's first town bell
The bell was made by Paul Revere, and
just disappeared" sometime in the 1905
Michigan trial was delayed half an
hour when one of the jurors, woman, fell
asleep in local store during a recess.
An Illinois sheriff is anxiously awaiting
to hear the results of robbery that took
place in his district. A burglar pried open
the lock on dynamite storage shed at a
quarry, took 90 sticks of high explosive
plus dozens of dynamite caps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-11

A. ell better stores. n not ovoiiobiS Of
your dsoI0s. kindly enclose ro@itsoaes
ond order direct. The ideoi bvsiesss Sift
write tes qvontity prices.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
APTs. FURNIsHEp-MD.

TAKOMA PARK-Newly decor. liv
rm.. = bedrms. kitchen, pvt. bath
and entrance: utils. washer; cow
transp.: Sll2.50. JU. a-7347
TAKOMA PARK-Brisht. attrac., 8
rms, in apt. bldg. Bendix; S79.50:
express bus. sos Greenwood ave
HYATTSvILLE--2 rooms and kitchen
Ind A. front no objection to |
child; conv. loc. uN. 4-0699. -2l
furn. liv. rn.. bed
rIn.. kit. and bath. One blk. bus and
shops. Ju. 9-S"29 or LO. 4-0711.
IAKOMA PARK rms. and Bath,
pvt. entrance nicely furn.. TV and
AZ utils incl, $50 phone eyes.
Nj: Dining rm;, kitchen.
rAKOMA PARK-Beaut. stone front
entr.; spacious liv. rm.. din rm.,
bedrm.. tile bath. kit. Furnished
with real nice furniture. Utils. incl.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.---Liv. rm.. .
bedrms., tile bath. kit. 4 closets;
March j. $3.50: ". 'assi5o. @ va
NEW FURNITURE-ist A., 3 rms.
bath: adults only; $3.50 Itils. incl.
Yrs lease; nearly new bldg: nr.
bus, shop. center. JU. g-313a. -23
Evening star., 1955-02-21
TOOLS

Daily $40 to ., 5 sunday 1880 n.t tq P,Is 80
81" POWER SAW. S36: 1. ELEC,
TRIC DRILL AND 3a PCS. sla
LIGHT Corps y Fl. 81 }S -
T.NShs T = 3 10 100 Fl Prxs 81 Fsis "a PRili y
25i3 NJ ST. NV Ex. a-a5a7
vAcuTM &C, CLEANERS; Z YER sew!ng ts. ma ,
reka, w Il. GE. Hooyers, 81. So. s.
Sewine machines. SO. Open Sun
Ia. Mon. and Tues. LEAR'S. I'll
Sligo ave, S. s., Md. JU. 9-s363
VACUUM CLEARANCE: all must go
Universal tank, perfect, attch.. $50
Others. 1872 Lee hwy. ia. "-49l4
vATs, will sell at cost, four, 400
waGR,rS EaGPs Nasfeisi sfoRaeE e icooLERR, ski!
IT, nearly I,s.d peg 7 hp compressor srap
WASHER: Thor semi-automTatic, p5ac-
WASHER. Thor. semiautomatic: very
GOOD eond.; S45 Can deliver. JU
WASHER. Easy Spin Dry, de luxe
model with automatic rinse: like
WAFER HESTERS III & new 1d and psed all
makes Best prices in town K&W
SUPPLY CO.. l647 Benning rd. ne,
III
ALL-STEEL RACKS SUITABLE
FOR MATERIAL. HANDLING OR
ASSEMBLY WORK ON FOUR 81
CAST ERS, SO" HIGH. AS, WIDE,
y" DEEP WITH ANGLE IRON
So EA JULIAN c. COHEN CO,
4N51 TANGT EWnOD DRIVE,
BLADENSBURG, MD. AP. T-4444
USED FURNITURE BARGAIN
IL rooms Of furniture in good con-
dition. suitable for rooming house
included are II ANTIQUE PIECES
Want to sell all 10 one party. buy
direct from owner. Open Tuesday |
to ) pm. for inspection. Come tc
1875 Que st. NV. and make offer.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

LADY wishes to share apt. with re-
fined working girl: ne. section. Ii
6-gS53 -2l
GIRL. ii to 30 to equally share com
ple'eiv furn apt, with girl on MINI.
ave sc. For details. call LU. l.
D12g after : DIN 81
MAN to share house with = other
men in Alexandria. Call after. 8
HIGHWAY or .
young ladies to share well-furnished
2-bedrm apt, with other lady;
swimming pool JU S-lb51. -2l
ARL Young woman viii share her
1-b-drm apt. with refined girl
25-35. close to bus. KE. S-fSg4
sun all day. weekdays after pm
81
N.w.-l-a girls share mod. 3 bedrm
home with other girls, twin beds
TV: S3S mo. RA. 3-5S02 --21
WOMAN wanted to share nicely fur
nished apt. with elderly Jewish lady.
money no object; very satisfactory
terms 70. risht person. Telephone
WOULD LIKE or persons to share
new apt. pvt bedrm Ty. unlim.
phone, full kit 10. 3-4065.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

1901 \. QUINN One bedrm.. liv
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath; avail
Mar. |. Call res. mgr. ia. s-4137,
ONE BEDROOM APT. Arl.. close in
parquet rs: 3 lge. closets: super
sound insulation: s104.50 JA
ALEXANDRIA Eficiency and l-bed.
room apartments: ianitor service.
laundry privileges. downtown loca-
ton; all utilities: S15 TO S92 so
Call TIE. 6-667n, between 10 am
ARL.-close in. air cond.: you should
be thinking about summer New
FUN, oak parouet floors. dble
closets, picture windows: bus shop.
Rsss Ping Ne s7,6 Sh!dren; coimj,a 95F" pjfs q q
ARLINGToN-Bedrm;; lily. nm" din
only: 500 mo ia $1,000. --2l
ARL. Second A.. liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit; bright. comfor table for :. peo-
pie; no objection to child; tee
ttotalers: Lee hwy, and Glebe rd.'
furn.. liv. rm..
din. area, bedrm, kit. and bath;
cow to shopping and bus: all utils
incl. Sg5. ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE
CORP ,2333 Wilson blvd, Arl, Va
FALLS Al s. cHuRCH-prt entr. uiils
ins!; y. xoIkins nc sp1s; nqndrinksT, n
PENTAGoN AREA - Family apis.
day or week free parking: low
Evening star., 1955-02-21
APTs. FURN.-b. {. tcsns.I
THE MANCHESTER

Completely furnished; living room.
dinette. glass-inclosed porch; bed
room. bath and kitchen. Cali Mrs.
Murray.
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO.
1872 Conn. Ave. DE, 2-3600
Evening star., 1955-02-21
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1890 MASS AVE. N.W.-Lovelv rm.
new furniture; maid service; next
to patn hO '!-SJS9. ~
18th ST. Ne, 36IS-Lee. front room
refgr.. hot plate, sink. Sale. or wom-
an and child. LA. G-34SE. =;
1891 NEWTON ST. NV Furn. dbl.
rm.. refEr.. hot plate. sink: $40 mo.
q blk. 14th.. 10th SITS. Hu. B. 52"o
NV. BR.: lady abstaineT: lee. closet,
refgr.. hot plate; excel, ''transp. . nn-
lin phone RA. 6-3S34. -25
So wk ; refgr., linen Slpg. rms.
Sd 5O-S7. Warm quiet. no drinkers.
I.4o p ST. N.w-''The churchin'
Large rm elec. refer and grill,
next bath; $1,000 wk. NO. 1-9S6S.
asI7 asth ST. N.w.-Large room
anG porch: water. refrigerator, So
Der iults. DE. 2-403u. -21
I329 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Large
det. home. RA 6-S4IS. -"3
I.II 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. clean.
warm rm.; refgr., stove. sink; 81
coIoRSf:p-s,h ofs5iS: ST. BETWEEN p
AND QUE-Furn. or unfurn.. large
rm. electrically equipped for cook
ing and light Housekeeping. DE; z
62S6. IA, 9-3o9. III
Evening star., 1955-02-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLUMBIA RID. NV. ?0Ol-Nice
clean single rms. with sood meals
Young people: SIS. CO 3-24g3. 2Is
LARGE SINGLE OR DOUBLE room
with pvt bath, in attractive private
nome; good meals. HU. 3-I36a.
STUDIO RMS, close-in location. near
embassies; switchboard and maid
service; rates from $50 mo. include
= meals daily. MRS. BUTTON. Ho'
'ECIAL ATTENTION TO PERSONS
ON DIET. or recupcrating from i'll
Nice rooms, private bath: practical
home nursing If desired Tray serv-
.ce. Nearby Maryland. WE. 5-6343,
DOWNToWN--Daily. wkly., monthly
ing people; sale. dble, and triule
accommodations; your home away
from home. RE 7-s499. DU. T-1534
TIE MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st, NV.
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and mem shower baths: lovely
CLUB MASON, 1926 N. H. ave n W
De luxe living in a club residence
for ladies. men: twin-bed rm. pvt
bath and others. $3.50 UP, incl.
full-course meals. hotel service. co
5.a349: NO. 1910. --23
MASS. AVE. II0S--EXcel. food, car
line, Tv Bendix. AID 4-aTG7. 70
ELDERLY PEOPLE given special care.
3 meals daily. first and second FIR.
single or double DE, 2-ll0:. -
The John Kilpen Hotel
23I0 ASHMEAD pL NV.
Half block of Conn. ave at 300
overlooking Rock Creek Park Dbl.
"
eel. meals: rates sl1 80 week up.
NO p.1SRG
Evening star., 1955-02-21
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

CLEAN, QUIET STUDIO ROOM. pvt.
bath. newly dec. with lovely colors.
mod. furniture in good house l523
waIRISG AIR II hiTi distance DOWNTOWN;
All new appliances, mod. furniture.
newly redec.; in good house. la23
l5Ss 5S!0 s4obE ii aiE. ISLAND AVE. Nv NV
bs. bee front rpIh,,l rmi nv S6 Gr 9 opi PS! bath
NEWLY FURN.; dbie.. Si6; sgle,,
$500. Conv. l4th and 18th st;
MODERN BEDRM., next bath. home
privilS.; NV. sec. nr. bus and car
line: $40. Call after 3, TU. .-5953.
ToURISTS-,Downtown, Lovely rms,
mo modern 1d. baths showers 81 81 per oEs5 psE
1873 HAMILTON ST. NV. - Master
bedrm, private shower. Gentle
home. Gentleman. RA. 3-936l.
P ST. NV, 1910, The Churchill -
4sia Eiesn :erI single RI rps ruN9nE M SaseF
LApY; AZ pyf.: cOnv. Ousline. Feas.
I3i3 l. sT. NV, downtown-w Warm.
single rooms; $3.50 and 81 week;
wlhsoS Ii!S ssiE,sS; Tof srs Excel! rms; 50 ssys,
gss gs! 4 h So 4 SHH! ss!s :: Sw AD The fe"fs Pan
amanian Real nice ST. floor single.
r.w.. 81 week. also apt. 81
WIS. AVE. AND FESSESDES Large
recreation, living bedroom. private
bath and entrance; S45. EN- 3-a0os
CONN. AND KALoRAMA = Ajtrac
sgl. with running water; S35 mo.
Also, !ge, s.gls: With " windows $50
1908 N. ii. AVE. NV. nr. Dupon Cir
sle1dcozy, warm single. near bath
I8i@:' 8:'? ro Defs ISIS 18th ST. N.w.-sev-
eral rms. avail; sgle and dble. !;
next bath; some newly deco AID
1854 18th ST. S.w.-Businessvo n.
srl. and dbl rms. clean. beaut
tqrn.: modern baths. NO 7-o6G9
peF pas wE K eSis Mss ga cApPs fs~f!R"a re- soa
CONN. AvE.-Larse room and bath
in the Broadmoor. 1901 Conn ave.
NV New modern furniture, air,
cond. and redec. $50. Dining. maid
service and garage avail. Inquire at
Seeds pSUsB tST 49, j. 7Qe T12NN Fl phees eo
Beautiful HoME-172o 10th st.
Bus at door Single and double:
orivils.; reas. Ladies. NO. 7-3422;
1875 p ST. NV, Dupont Manor" -
Attractive furnished single room.
next bath: weekly rates, I'll
142O r. ]. AVE.-Beaut.. lge., front
rm., running water. refsr, next bath
shower; maid serv. Du. 1903;
1880 GIRARD ST. NV. The Pal
mer House '-Barsain! Sgle. room
maid sery conv transp.; So wk
I0I5 9Th ST. N.w.-Lge. rm with >
windows. close to bathrm verv
reas.; excel transp RA 6-BSsi,
OFF CONN AVE. 1875 NJ. St. NV
" rooms, bath. very clean, Sl4 wk..
women Gail RE. 7-IS10. Mond. 10
Mr.. WOODNER APIS. i4-l6th 81
transp., attr large bedrm., pvt
shower bath. $40 mo. TU 2-0"05
TWO sGLE. FRONT RMs.-wen
Priyils.. fine transp. Reas. CO. s.
DUPooxr III CIR. vt.-Lse. dble. rms. /:
refsr.. hot and cold water; S12 sgle..
sl8 dble. wk.; 1918 10th St. CO
5-o6o0. after s ON. AID. 2-g1s3
81. WHITTIER ST. N.w.-single rm
COW, location; priyils brkfst. or
meals optional. RA. 3-S200,
Evening star., 1955-02-21
PIPE-PIPE
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
ANY SIZE OR LENGTH
SC LIB.

JULIAN G. COHEN CO.
1857 TANGLEwooD DR..
BLADENSBGRG. MD. AP. T-4444
PLAYGROUND SET, originally Sb5:
SIS cash. Call WE. 5-5470 after
PRrST DEVELOPER, pirscto MOI model
cas- 2xlT # speedee Printer.
can be used in office or home. Both
for $50 or best offer. Ma. s-2a17,
PUMPS. B & @. cireulators: for hot
water heating systems: ! inch and
liz INCH; Sr less ssoas than wholesale price
RADIO: :PHoNo., AM-FM. 3 speeds;
eesautitul If ,n., mahos o.s sabiRst late model
RADIO, Georse washinston Sale:
Tuesday 9 TO l pm. only. :, Peerasr
hog. Res. S102. $50 ga. Bell Hi-F
amp" SO Also recorders. F1DEL-
lrY SOUND CO. 1920 L st. W.
RECORDERS. Georse washington
sale; -" Webster Wire. SIS ca i
Reslist tape recorder, good cond
Si9; FIDELITY SOUND CO, 1920
REFRlGiETR4roR. westinshouse a,
REFRIGERAToR and tab!e-,o gas
livered any place in Metropolitan
area; both for $40. WA. 1-375..
REFRIGERATOR and washing ma.
chimes; used: rebuilt. painted; SOS
1cK's. INC, 3eo5' i4th st NV.
REFRIGERATORs. elec., ras, 500 so
Up. PEERLESS SALES Co. 2S37
Ga, ave, NV. DE 2-55b6
REFRIGERATOR, WestinghouSe, like
new. s75. Call Ii. 1883. -2S
Evening star., 1955-02-21
MIseEL. WANTED Cont,

GOLD
Bring your dental gold. platinum. dis
carded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN INC.
SO YEARS AT s35 F ST. NV.
.OLD-FASHIONED PICTURE FRAMES,
clocks. furn.. china, glass. curios.
ANTIQUES. guns. etc. 10. 4-7455.
PIAN0S-We will pay you cash for
your Spinet or console piano. Call
Mr.. Leonard. CAMPBELL MUSIC
CO.. DI. 7-S464. -a8
PIANOS--I need your player piano.
II il works; or medium or small up
right Cash. ORNDORFF, TO
Evening star., 1955-02-21
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WOOD FOR YOUR FIREPLACE. eft.
lengths. SIS per cord. Call RE
e-6443
SEASONED OAK fireplace wood, also
kindling; delivered any time; SIS
and $50 per cord. AID. 4-5B19. ~
Evening star., 1955-02-21
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

OOTS1N i S1QSLE Ak1EA
Dedrm,. liv rm.. kit, dinette. bath
with shower RE. 7-5299 -23
COLORED-I23I 18th ST. S.E.-NeW-
ly dec 3-rm. apt. incl. utiis. Apply
534 Sth ST. Sc: private I'll
COLORED - NEWLY DECORATED -
/ rm inclosed porch. semipyt. kit.
pvt Frigldaire: for refined. employ ed
couple: S12.50 week. RA. 6-9049.
CoLORED-144o R ST. NV. Apt.
471-Furn l-room, bachelor apt;
COLORED-ENT. FL.-Liy. rm.. bed
rm., kit. and bath. screened rear pch.
excel. cond.; $685. mo. incl. utils.
1908 C st. ne. OIL. 4-64S7. Pa
APT. for
rent: = rooms. kitchen. semibath.
% Evarts st. ne. HO. 3-0O57 --2i
COLORED--l2t4 WASH. PL. Ne
rms kit. and bath: reduced to
S62.5a. co. 5-2S33 ia. a-6249
---2l
Evening star., 1955-02-21

HOLSTEINS, : arse dairy type. LIST
calf neifers TO freshen soon S"1t
each also young REGISTERED bull
$50, EN- 3-54O1, att. g pm -
CHINCHILLAS, young mated pair
bred or with babies, willard Georee
graded; reas. JU. S-36G3. -
Evening star., 1955-02-21

1897 r ST. N.W.-3 rooms, kitchen
and private bath. for 3 or 4
sdIlis: reasonable; No 1-036s 122
3 ms, kit. bath. porch. Sl20.
incl. utils.; newly dec RA. 81 sos
Evening star., 1955-02-21

ROOMS. all utils.. auto. washer:
$40 mo. Employed couple pre-
ferred. Excel. transp. ia. g-1915
Evening star., 1955-02-21
APTs. FURNISHED. c.

e5Is 18th ST. NV. Oh Columbia I'd
Enc. and 1-bedrm. apartments.
S67.50 up. Mgr. Apt. i, AID. 4-032S.
WILSON HOUSES. 1922 18th st. NV
Excellent Groom apts.. S90-$l00;
Evening star., 1955-02-21
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES

BIC -a-orac. rugs, 60. 5-3J2E 90
FURNITURE WANTED today. furni
ture, any amount Also need refgr
gas range and sood piano Call
Mr. GRADY. Ma R-oRIl.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

UNUSUALLY Ice. l.bedrm. apt.
lanitor shop. washing. playground
fac. conv. to bus. reas. rent. Ap-
ply lll2 Savannah st. Sc. or call
10 2-7255 -22
GE0RGETOWN-Eficiency with fun
kitchen; apt. house: $40 so mo, incl
utils. ia. S-S700; Ho. 2-6742
S79. Call Ii. 4-21s2. 90
i2S PS 5.SFS diP.f,e P sM t,t Lyine IriE
s63.75. adults. Jo. 3.eSS3 W 1S
4.3I WIS. AVE. NV. mr.. Sears,
Riggs Bank Tenly Circle. . bedrms.,
newly decor. Adults; sos incl hw.
and heat. Inquire in drugstore
Evening star., 1955-02-21
RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHICKENS. broilers, 75c each
foot, WA 1852.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

beacon 3 a APIs; srbsonMs 1891 CALVERT S,Y r St.
dining rm:, kit, bath; EN-. 3-901!!.
1915 SPRING RID. N.W.-Attract.
bath: reasonable. Ia. 9-621O. wk.-
days after @. Sat. and Sun. all day.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

-27
OIL BURNERS, new and used; gas
furnaces and boilers: radiators and
right or install, can save you 0
lot Of money. KE. S-59SS, -2l
OIL BURNERS, used. with controls
S75 KE S-59SS -2l
OIL BURNER. Delco, and l.000-ft.
controls; new 275- gallon oil tank
$3.50. KE. S-59SS. --2l
OIL BURNERS. brand new. with &
controls; Sl10 KE. S-59SS. 81
OIL HEATER, 1000 btu. fPerfec-
tom. good cond.. sig: table model
Philco radio. 50. CY. 1-9l5B.
OIL TANKS. new, s75-gallon: deli.
vered. $50 kE. S-50Ss -2l
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
Nome School Board
To Undertake Hot Lunch
Program This Year

A committee from the P.T.A.
met with the Nome School Board
Monday evening and presented
a plan for an expanded Hot Lunch
program, and outlining the devel-
opments for the past three years.
The school board has agreed to
include the lunch program in their
budget, thus federal aid and sur
plus commodities will become
available to this school, as they
are to other schools in the terri
tory. In order for federal aid and
commodities to be utilized in hot
lunch programs, the program
must be undertaken officially by
the school board.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
Louis Tungwenuk Dies
In Anchorage Hospital

Louis Tungwenuk, well-known
Nome resident for several years,
and resident of Wales for many
years previously, passed away
Monday at Anchorage where he
had been in the ANS Hospital.
His son Thomas left here Sat
urday to be with his father.
Also surviving are his widow,
and daughters Sophie, Reba, Nina,
and Grace of Nome, Louise Of An
chorage, Amy in Fairbanks, and
Lille at an ANS school near AM
chOrage.
Burial is planned to be in An
chorage.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
No NOnleites on
Winner List

NENANA, tR-The ice breakup
on the Tanana River here oc-
Cured at 2:13 pm. Monday and
20 groups shared honors for guess
ing the exact time. Since there
were 104,50O eligible guesses, 20
divided into that figure goes about
5000 times.
The guessing contest on the ice
breakup at the Interior Alaska
town is an annual event of wide
interest in the territory.
To record the exact time, tri-
pod is placed in the ice in mid
stream. When the ice goes out it
moves the tripod and trips a wire
leading to a clock.
Crowds gathered at the river
bank early Monday as the ice be-
gan weakening.
The breakup occurred once be-
fore on May 9-at 2 pm. in 1923.
The earliest breakup date since
lIlC guessing SLdl ICQ III 1910 vas
April 20, 1910; the latest May is,
1945.
The correct guessers were Will
liam Mckenzie Co.; Capt. Ralph
Newcomb Co.; Maxine Benston
Co.; Marion Steiger Co.; Villa Bea-
giles Co.; j. l.. Corners Co.; Muir
ply Co.; Diciccia Co.; Military
Personnel Co.; Wilson Co.; Laur-
ence P. Olsen; Mr.. and Mrs. H. r.
Richards; Guinness Co.; Andy An
derson Co.; All Duhe Co.; OK
Plumbing and Heating Co.; j. @.
Rasor Co.; Elmer White Co.; Mot
oyama Co.; and H. l.. Cantley Co.
The closest guess to the 2:13
pm. correct time registered in
Nome was by Les and Jennie
Coplin, who had PIG pm.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Rev. and Mrs.
Lewis Hudgins, w. R. Reeves, 1t.
and Mrs. Thomas Tucker, Jolene
and Jeanette Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. W.T. Morgan, Loretta Moser,
Glenn McKassan, L. H. McElroy.
To Anchorage: VIM. Angel, Geo.
Young, Cpl. Randolph Cook. .
From McGrath: Joe Walsh.
From Moses Pit: Karl Carlson.
To KotZebue: |. LaFournaiSe.
To McGrath: Sgt. Don Meri-
deth, Forrest w. Mitchell.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
CAA Will Rehabilitate
And Modify Installations
At Field This Summer

The CAA has announced that
they will be rehabilitating build
ings and modifying the power
plant at Nome Field this summer.
Applications are being received
for laborers, carpenters, welders,
electricians, steam filters, plumb
ers, Immediately it has been re-
ported. Those interested may APP
'ply at the CAA office here.
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GIRL SCOUT FOOD SALE
NETS Sl04 FOR DEXTER

The Girl Scout food sale held
last Saturday at the NC. Store
netted $103.80, which will be used
toward summer camp expenses at
Dexter
The quilt, which was made by
one Of the Brownie troops, was
awarded to Myrtle Chambers.
The Girl Scouts wish to thank
everyone who contributed to
make the sale a success.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
SCOUT LEADER HERE

Commander and Mrs. w. f.
Morgan of Wilmington, NJ, have
been here for the past two days
on business.
Commander Morgan has been
Scout leader in New Jersey for
about 40 years, he states, and was
very interested in heJScout work
being done in the territory.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
NOME JUNIOR POLICE

Saturday night. the Ups will
hold their last regular monthly
meeting at City Hall. Chief Robt.
Summer has arranged a special
program-musical and boxing. "A
guest speaker will be heard. All
members are urged to be present
and on time-6 o'clock.
Geo. r.. Goshaw. Director
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soFrBALL GAMES TONIGHT

Tonight at 7 pm. at the School
Gym the Base Officers combine
their talent against the Air Force
Seven in the first Of two softball
games. At $3.50 the High School
Nanooks will play the Boring Sea
Club team.
There will be no games played
Friday evening due to the concert
scheduled for that evening.
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'sWANTED" ''WANTED"
AT LEAST 81, 10000 PER MONTH

is spreading like WILDFIRE It's ideal
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savings NO high
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Covenant Ladies To Meet Tonight

The Covenant ladies will have
their monthly social tonight at
7::30 at the old building. Mrs. JUL
Jus Matson will be showing slides
of church activities. Mrs. Joshua
Ahwinona of Wales will lead the
devotions. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Roald Amundsen, Mrs. Jacob Car
ter, Mrs. Albert Johnson. Visitors
are welcome.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11

Tony Johanson. former Nome
resident now flying out Of Seattle,
while here on business is visiting
with friends and getting acquaint-
ed with his nece, Susy Nelson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Nelson.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
NJ O r / c E

Pioneer Women Auxiliary will
postpone regular meeting Friday.
May Is SO that members may at
tend the concert. Meeting will be
held on Friday. May 20.
Grace Roell. President
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Library To Close Friday Evening
The XIX Public Library will be
closed Friday evening so that the
librarian may attend the concert
that evening. The library will
open on schedule at 2:30 Satur-
day afternoon.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Under a new law making mi
nors offenders when buying liqu-
or, Nora Alexander was fined $50
and Freida Iokienna $25.
The amounts Of the fines diff
fered, the us. Commissioner ex-
planned, as this was the first con-
viction for Freida Iokienna
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11

Letter-Size File Folders For
Sale AT The Nome Nugget Office.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Portable cleo. wash
ing machine, $25; Call Main rs
Sc
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11

FOUND-Pair brown rim glasses
in case. Call at Boring Sea Club.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-05-11

The closest guess to the 2:13
pm. correct time registered in
Nome was by Les and Jennie
Coplin, who had 2:19 pm.