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Fifty thousand Boy Scouts,
Explorers, and leaders from all
parts of the nation and some
from other lands will camp to-
gether at the Fourth National
Jamboree July 1918.
A 1,500-acre tent city is be-
ing prepared at historic Valley
Forge in Pennsylvania. It will
have its own water supply, elec-
tricity, telephone service, post
offices, and other services for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-23
SEVENTEEN

With due reverence, Holy Father teen-sge Ponti
teen ago In March, he elevated to the
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PHANAGE 900 will FURNISH II. SIS month will
ONE ORPHAN Teen-agers Apostles;
Christ Child, Parents
the aid of these abandoned suffering chill
dren. Redeem your LENTEN SACRIFICE.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-23

here upon earth. In his recent Lenten
Message, he emphasized the great impor-
tance of our American youth who, by
prayer and sacrifice have 50 valiantly sup
ported the needy children of the world.
Once again our Holy Father calls upon our
youth 10 rally to the c0lors-t0 the stand
ard of the HOLY CHILD. In Tehran, capi-
tai of Iran, the Sisters of st. Zita, are
straining under the pressure of adversely.
They must nourish and house countless
poor little helpless innocent victims.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-23

Here's the perfect bosc dress for all your important
eoines and con1ines this spring It's mosterfuIIy
fashioned in Mnettes famous sIenderizine monner of
luxurious royon-ocetote n1uster-type crepe, high
lighted by q removable printed surroh over-colIor,
two rhinestone pinned surroh tabs the surplce front
and q graceful sixteen gore skirt. Navy
in perfectly proportioned sizes l61z to
26H
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-03-23
THE HOLY FATHER HELP OTHERS.
SORROWFIIL MOTHER

her station stood the mournfu Mother
last" Yes the Sorrowfu Mother
loving the bitter
this Holy of Lent place STATUE of the SORROW
MOTHER In of Missions $50 will furnish
will sword-lke anguish
piercing som mothers broken heart
WHAT NO BARGAINS? Woman into the office asked If
bargains Replied everything here the Near
Missions bargain Consider MEMBERSHIP with its mani
benefits all Our DOLLAR,A-MONTH CLUBS which
Missionary of spiritual
growing MASS CARDS the living and the deceased;
DESIGNATED GIFTS; STRINGLESS GIFTS; CHAPELS,
hearadng the renewal the Our SUSPENSE CARD
whereby personally insure while alive and healthy the
saving? The Lenten Liturgy the indispensable of the
Christ paid the and
He paid 1t Middle East Mission territory Come early won't
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PRINTING

SUPERIOR PRINTING COMPANY
Wedding Inv, etc. 40 Miller, Coils.
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SELL wTTB CONFIDENCE

SELL WITH CONFIDENCE
Buyer Available from 400 Statesmen
and their Brokers thru Multiple List.
Ing Service. Let this Office be your
agent for quick, prompt and eourte.
Gus service. Call ~ hrs. day. AN.
7.1291. GALL 4 THOMPSON REAL
TORS, 2765 Cleveland Ave.
REYNOLDSBURG AND SUBURBAN
Cottinghams Realtor. NILS FIR. 1862
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MIsc.

MCCULLOUGH SUPER CHARGERS
now in stock. Metropolitan Wash
ington's only factory authorized
dealer; Sell, service and install.
BOYDS GARAGE. rear 5000 Ga.
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 5-6S01
HUDSON 1851 Hornet parts fol-
sale. JE. 4-045l.
PLYMOUTH 1850 MOTOR = New
clutch installed recently; $50
1947 Frazer motor, SIS. Both in
good condition; Also parts for
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STAR MOTOR SALES

5000 N. 10th ST., Arl. IA. e-32T2
LINCOLN 1884; fully powered: must
sell immed. Best oner. Can JE. B.
LINCOLN 1870 Continental converti-
pie. New top, paint and leather up
out. fnspeesi ssn ana ofser i nyised
Phone Carlisle 3l47-M or write.
GERALD N DAVfDS. Carlisle
RID. No. q. Pa.
LINCOLN 80 4-dr. sedan; automatic
transmission. Wv very gooo con-
dillon, CT. 6-2167.
MERCURY 40 club coupe; good
body. r. and h., $50. u. 4-6D36.
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cs.lIoFHcr RnLo. c.n.1lT

ia ACRES, Bond Mil rd., mr.. Lau-
rel, Nd. Gently rolling ground, un-
finished 24x32 einder block house,
under roof. Partitioned in the
rough inside. 2 lge. concrete
pS1r nns no eve well Electricity tsie-
srowins T neis Il 1tSSDsd's's 5000 1000,
| Cony. terms. owner. OREM. JE
3-19s9. Other adj. acreage avail
Mr., ACCOKEEK, N-acre lot. Wood.
H. SUPPER. "a. 2-6i41.
ACCOKEEK--six acres. beautiful
JAY H. SUPPER, IA. 2-6141.
POTOMAC, MD.-Lots and acreag,
for sale. about 40 1-aere lots in all
DEVELOPMENT ready to 90 with mode
sale. PoRTA PRODUCTS CORP,
Phone Sunset 1890.
WAREHOUSE SITES = Penna. TT,
over 100000 II. in D. c., graded
Corp. ~. s-19s4.
GLENN DALE, MD.--i00x2sS, onls
$1,000 on terms, DOUG M. SMI.
Ley Rector uN. 4-s2eo; ewes.
CHEvERLY-2 lots facing cheVeris
ave-, l35-ft. frontage, ideal fol
split level, both $500, DoUG M
SMILEY. Realtor, uN. 4-S260i
ewes. AP. 7-4675.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. Tenn.
pie Hills -. A-acre slipping lot,
stream, Ice: trees; water. M. Navy
EdG slt1ei Census. CUNNINGHAM,
By OWNER a. Mountain view
mr.. Dranesville. Va: 12 mi. from
2-20l3 sat, sun. or ewes. after o.
BROCK HALL = 20O-ft, frontage
300-ft. deep on Largo-Marlboro I'd
SoSo $sos5 I liberal nV tslmS q A Maal
LEO D sToscH,i s Pm; $500 e cark' M
LAKE BARCROFT-i46 II. on lake
beaut. site. 24,50O So. d.: 8e5
Lakeyiew dr., lot 375, sec. 3 10
so A., Ciarksburg area; i,40O feet
on new 240. Cleared. rich farm.
land. Priced below market, terms
shown by apt. Call Mr.. MlIlarkey,
| ~, 9-3969. with M. PAUL HAM
NAN, 732 18th st. NV. ME. S-4100
CLARKSBURG cloverleaf, Rte. $40
- acres avail. for bldg. or invest.
Attractive price and terms. New
homes needed IN this area. Gail
Mr.. Mularkey, JU. a-3969. with M.
| PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
NE. S-4100.
CARMODY HILLS--Approx, 6Oxi 90
total price $3.50, terms. IaRO-
CHELLE, Reaitor, RE. GLASS, RE
6-5466. LU. 4-0112.
ANNANDALE---Over 2 acres, between
3 highways and few blks. from
schools, churches and Annandaie
business section; sewer and water
Also other tracts. OWNER, JE
6LI0 OF ACRE, heart Of Fails
| Church. M. E. CHURCH, 116 West
Broad st. JE. 2-1239.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Ideai level
lot 60xl60. located on Military I'd.
nv. mr.. 33rd st. 10. 5-0S94,
SYCAMORE ACRES, near NorbecE,-
Nearly an acre, high and level.
JU. 5-0896.
COMMERCIAL--N acre on new o. 8.
20 IN Mont. Co. WILLIAMS q CO.,
JU. 7-6744.
NEAR sHOREHAM HOTEL
Beautiful corner lot, l2b-ft, front
OWNER, RA. 6-9271
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN--S2. $50
NEAR LANDON SCHOOL
Beautiful corner. 90-tt. frontage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

PLYMOUTH '55 20" Plaza 4-dr-;
I. and h., Biscayne blue; immacu.
| late; low mileage; condition Of
| this car Is like new; original owner.
| SI.3D5. JE. 4-2hh5-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
CLOSED SUN. AND LABOR DAY
OLDsMOBILE '54 starfire COW:
full power, heaut. 2-tone, only
SI.99b. 3 other Oldsmobiles to
cheose from. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. $685..
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Waterfront
Bay

CHESAPEAKE BEACH, less than 1
hr. from D. C.--FirSt time offered.
Attractive waterfront cottage. easily
winterized II desired, situated high
above the water with safety from
storms has magniheent view q
bedrooms. large combination kit. and
DIN. room, living room, screened
front porch on which to relax and
watch the. rising OF the sun and
moon IN the east across the waters
or see the large and small ships ply
ing the bay; a cottage not too big
clean; an opportunity TO have "a :
cottage 70 enjoy during two Of the
best months OF the year--Septeinbef
and october. Its neither too hot MOI
too. cold and the fishing is st ia
best; It's. all yours for only $3.50
furnished. cash or liberal terms ar
No. .. NORTH BEAcH-cottaEes
on or near the bay, summer anc
year-round homes from So 800 q
SlO,0OO; greatly reduced prices or
some with down nayments as low a.
$500 with convenient monthly pay
ments; make your selection over the
Lanor Day week end as many VIII 90
No. 3-Want a retirement home
or an excellent. place 70 raise your
youngsters In the country ear the
bay? widow must sell ner home
70 settle matters ~ once; It's situated
ga miles from Chesapeake Bay with
ia acres q land; part In lawn
yard: It's landscaped with flowers
and shade trees: the l-story cottage
has . sunporches,. living room. oin.
ing room. 2 stable bedrooms. large
Kitchen with electric ilngs and
cabinets, full modern bath, base
ment with automatic oil hot-watel
heating plant. radiators In Al
rooms; supermRlket within 5 min
uteS walk; priced for immediate sale
AZ only $1,000; terms arranEed u
necessary.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
A. The Stop SiEn
Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Dial: Alpine 7-3sS1
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO., Real.
tors, 1881 @ St NV, ME. s-2495
MONEY ON end TRUsTs-We vii
huy 2nd;trust notes, d. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va; reasonable rates. MA.
T1QNAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST.
MMENT Co9BBP.' 1912 N. 2. ave, NV.
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I HAVE CASH

FOR End TRUSTS. paying top price
or will lend money on notes YOU
hold. RA,. 6-22S1, IA. S-6676. Cal
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CHEVERLY--2 lots facing CheVerly
sSs sv sSi Both srS sssSSc b ssu N
SMILEY, Reaitor, IN. 1880
ewes. AP. 7-4675.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW YORK AVE. Me-, mr.. North
Capitol - Building, 10000 sq. IT.,
with access from New York ave.
and N st.. with 5000 50. It. park
ing adjacent; available Immediately
IL. 7-74OO.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.--RENT

WOODLAND BEACH, % mi. from
%. c.--compl. furp. cottages, I'm,
med poss., $40 wk. Up. co. 3.2l72
RENT, beach cottage on chesapeAke
PSince Frsderiet i5s-&g.i
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PRINCE GEORGES co. - Indust
s sSsess f pouo nv n. sMiLEY. u uS. Z.
$500. ewes. AP. 7-467b.
EVANSVILLE AREA-1O0xie5, vii
coming. Si3.5O0. End eomml. loi
lust on Defense hwy, will sell q
egild 90 spit tenant Doug ama
ives, AP. 7-4675.
SEVERAL PIECES or LANDl ~
day 81 nm. IA. 7-i142.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
SUMMER HOMES

sHENANDoAB RETREAT-s eabtna.
nm: $500. ] ufn.i ~ 500.
owner 81 premises. Cali ". q
ffO5 or KE. $1,000 for directions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY

Brick or frame. white OF eoicred
auiek settlement Car HR. Miller
CO. b-3541s evening". IA. e-5isf.
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Labor pay weekend special

Labor Day Weekend Special
PENN yam l4-FT. RuNABOUT.
complete with hardware: i5-h.p p.
Eyinrude with electric starting, re-
mote controls steering. 81. 0O5
value: sale. $500,
ie-FT. PENN YAM Custom Run
about; complete with hardware: 30
h.p Eyinrude Lark, remote con-
trolls. steering and trailer; 81. 2S5
value; sale price, 81 800.
1927. PENN YAM with converti-
bic TOP; ideal fishing BOAT: complete
with hardware. Windshisld, con-
trolls. steering and 30-h.p. Evinruds
lark; $1,000 value; sale pries.
ALE 1883 EvrNRupE OUT.
BOARDS REDUCED FOR CLEAR
ANcEi Come N and make " an
offer. Easy credit terms A. little
e loft down and - mouths 70
ROBERT O. THOMAS
s402 Penion o.. q O. 70. s-5o30
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTEp

WE NEED CABS. station wagons
pickups. WOLFE MOTORS, 1891
Wisconsin ave. NV. FE 3-4042.
JEEP I z.wshsel7sTive n sIste price. year
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EI.yILNRUp2E-:-:sALEs ANp sERyIcI

USED BOATS AND MOTORS
THE MARINE SALES CO.
End st. and Spa Greek. Annapolis
Colonial 3-2i7f. Every Day 70
SAVE sSsS-Wa can't quote our cut
crstt. q 1r SnsSs nn F SIth cTaft
Whiriwind, PM. Piasti-Craft. and
Thompson-built Lapstrakes. Come in
prepared 70 buy. Reductions up "a
5000 per boat on boats selling foi
less than 81 900. Once-in- lifetime
deals on boat. motor. trailer combina-
lions. This Is a real saving At low:
Normal prices apply after Labor Day
topen ~ 10 9 pm. Mon.l Trades
accepted
MARINE EQUIPMENT CO.
7th and Maine s.W. Ma. s-l5s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, TEN.
pie Hills - acre sloping lot,
stream, Ice: trees; water. M Navy
PIC site, Census. CUNNINGHAM,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

MERCURY 1871 station wagon; new
I my ,, clutch ss1 snd panels. Reason-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK-NAos HAD, 4. C
SEPT nsv NED Gotta sss. sogth.
tTn Shore. ~. 2-o9sl. ~. e-eiO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

RAREHOUSE-zoned light indus
trial; 1000 sq, IT,; 1878 per mo,
MONTGOMERY County, Md. Hazel.
wood 7-7272.
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GLENN DALE, Md 00x2a5, onls
$1,000 on terms, DOUG M. SMI.
LEY, Realtor, UN. 4-8200; ewes.
AP. 7-4675.
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ELMIRA
4516-18 LEE HIGHWAY

15x62, with basement 15x21 each
Two stores used as one for drapery
and yard goods Will rent sepa.
rately. Limestone and granite front
Immense show windows Gas heat
ing. This successful location in.
cludes Food Town, two women's sp-
parel stores, iewelry, florist, bakery
toys and notions, hardware, laun.
derette, cleaner. shoe repair. Suit
able for shoes, drugs, yard goods anc
merchandise sold largely TO women
H e. S3SS 1850 fS5 i nse SsS
way. ia. 2-sOSO.
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our or TOWN REAL ESTATE
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

ONE COTTAGE, Mays Head. 6 lots.
Aydlett on Currituck Sound, oppo-
site Corolla, the S25 million de-
yelopment; For particulars, call
SSih; aH.SLa1ihN REAL ESTATE CO..
OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Direct ocean
front corner lot, 100x200: block III
sect. c. CT. 6-300S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET $50 Del Ray: fully
equip. incl. STONE; ike new: only
$l.7gS. Also, '66 Chevrolet COW.
RRASNIc;H -M lnSf ia III iI' h.sh5hN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 1855, Montclair: T. and
p. 2 tones, power brakes. and steer
ing and road lamps, good condition.
Best offer. ia. S-1453, am. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
INDUSTRIAL PRoP. foR RENI

" AREHoUsEs or shops with 2-story
ofacss. hizh ceilings, overhead
loors and parking 32xiOO: in
dustriai area Of Bladensburg. ready
iDr immediate occupancy. Call Mr..
iOOMIg, WA. 7-4lsb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

oLDS "a Super "SS' 4-door; fully
equip. with hydra. special .2-tons
nnish; one owner, sold and serV-
ICED BY us since new: new-car
eond.: only S1.795. Safetey tested
ten warranty. PAUL BROS.
lOLDS), Wis. and Tllicott ID.
NV, KE, T-l30g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01

OLDS 30 de luxe 1882 2-door;
owner ans so0 d. buy T1'O only sas5;
Safety tested for your protection.
PAUL BROS. (OLDSJ, wis. and
Ellicott st. NV, KE. 7.I30g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-01
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR ann

iiAMsvILLE. Frederick County. Nd
-iff.aeTe dairy farm. A nice ,rie'
70 take over the holidays. toveli
re historieai brick house Of oeor.
rap STYLE. Twelve rooms. 2 baths
ferrous iireplAces. Porch with
end balcony. fs.sianehion dairi
1east Of urbanA Cal Mrs
ksnner . intuect Phoai
LIPS. wo e-7e0o
lH FOR RENT-About 1000 "a
for once purposes. trfuranc
rauy or ary Other type bust
air-ccnc. z. J. fckEA9. n
as0.
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BOATS Cont


Sr uisebA soaE v my rsTin cTuissr
make otier; win trade; can finance
oUTBOARDs. $50 to 800 reduc,
Gns M atsst M nod snS II ssrd aPf
Labor Day ~ to 8 pm. Never beforl
81 Be higSsr prieed tRsQdsas S1s
Champions, ETC., fully equipped. full,
guaranteed and serviced by US. YoI
can't beat this buy anywhere, nov
cepted. 18th and Maine ave. s.w
ma. S.l5SO; ewes. and Sun, VIII
MARINE EQUIPMENT CO.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

HAVE GEORGETOWN income-pr
sgs!ng property TO trade for Ne.
y .sse gT s PasysSpsa "a
Mr. LOOMS WA 7-Ais5.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by the
 US Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Partly cloudy with northly winds and early morning fog patches. Little change in temper ature. Low temperature expected tonight 42, high tomorrow 58.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of TOO am. today: highest temper ature 53, lowest 43. Max. wind g mph from the south. Sunrise at 2:02 a.m., sunset at l0:10 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature 49, lowest A. Extremes this date since 1907: highest Il in 1887, lowest 34 in 1917.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Girl Scouts at Dexter are having a lot of fun.
 Mrs. Casperson comes out ev- cry day except Tuesday to teach us embroidery.
 Alice Glavinovich came out to show us how to make potholders with looms.
 Some of the girls are learning how to swim from Mrs. Andersen. We go swimming from 10:30 to 12.00.
 Yesterday we initiated the new girls. We had lot of fun doing it. Donna Lyle came out to help with the girls. She sleeps in the mess hall with Mrs. Steele.
 We really appreciate the things the people donated for our use.
 Edna Johnsen, Reporter
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Don Perron, It. A. Weiner, P L.. Dombrowski, Fred Morrison, Patrick Garner, J. M. Duke, George Woody. Rob- ert Dove, Geo. Gorecki, Law renee Haveman, A. Salinas, and Herbert Manning.
 To Anchorage. George Robin son, B. Harwood, Geo. Wheeler, C. Brandon, L. Brandon, Mrs. Jo- sephine Hardy, Helen Tingook, R. M. Mowbray, Maj. H. B. Me Kim, Sgt. J. R. Lowrey, Col. E.. Farmer, B. Holta, Maxine Med ved, Daisy Lane, Martin Packard, Pietro Ghilardi, Walter Black stone, Gary Gogdell, Melvin Tyn- dall, Spa Jay Johnson, SpI3 Robt. Aikens, SpI3 Lloyd Savoie, MT. Fry, T. w. Rowley, Joe Mi chael, John Lyons.
 From Unalakleet: Sig Krogstad.
 To Unalakleet: K. G. Brauner, Stella Clementson, Edwin Fiske, Gordon Tidwell, Mrs. Hardy.
 From Romanzof: R. w. Forney, G. w. Strickland, w. H. Weather man, R. R. Stevenson, J. J. Mar rissae, C. B. Smythe, R. B. Hick- man, Richard Nicholas, Arnold Nelson.
 To Romanzof: Ray Newell, Joe Oneha, Stan Losey, Tom Halligan.
 To Gambell. F. Berger, Helen Whaley, K. Reinhard. J. Belford, T. Bickel.
 From Lisbourne: Wm. Zuback.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
AT ROTARY LUNCHEON

At Rotary noon luncheon yes terday guests werei Wally Chris tianson of Ketchikan; Clyde Ho- vik of Manson-Osberg Construc- ton Co.,, and Red Haskell of the Haskell Plumbing and Heating Co.
 Christianson is in Nome in con- nection with installation of the new TV station, and Hovick and Haskell were visitors in town between planes, while enroute to one of the White Alice sites at which their firms are working.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
Daryl Trisg Home On Furloush

Daryl Trigg is home on fur tough after having completed his basic training in the Army at Fort Richardson. His b rother, Jerome Trigg Jr., preceded him by about two weeks, on fur tough from the Marine Corps. They are the sons of MT. and Mrs. Jerome Trigg of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
IN THE ROADSTEAD

The US. Coast Guard cutter Storis is in the roadstead, en- route to the Arctic on it's annual voyage. Also in port are the Navy ships Staten Island and the Requisite. The Staten Island is a new icebreaker.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
TEEN-AGE DANCE TONIGHT
 g PM. - A.N.B. HALL
NOTICE N 0 E

Officers and members of Alas ka Chapter No. l. Order of East ern Star. will meet Monday. June 18th. 10 make final plans for the visit of the Most Worthy Grand Matron, who arrives next Friday.
 Helen Dunbar. Sec.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13

Daughter Born To Hoogendorns
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Hoo gendorn are the parents of a daughter born this morning at the hospital. Billy Hoogendorn is with the Lomen Commercial Go.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13

The South American "automo- bile bug" carries a white light in front and a red one behind.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Clara Kotongan, Peter Seegonna, and Lena Hoo gendorn.
The Nome nugget., 1956-07-13

Fine Job Printing ai The Nugget
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|247 Farm Couples
In Guatemala Wed
To Protect Lund

GUATEMALA, Sept. IA (R.-
Wedding VOWS were read yeSter-
day for 247 farm couples massed
in the cathedral here to a chorus
of squawling infants. The couples
went through legal ceremonies to
protect land inheritance for their
children under an agrarian re-
form law.
The bridegrooms were among
1.410 peasants, most of them
Indians, who will receive govern
ment land parcels averaging As
acres each on Guatemala's inde-
pendence day tomorrow.
The new farm law grants the
land only as a family estate, to
be passed on to legitimate heirs.
Archbishop Mariana Rossell
Arrelano presided at the mass
ceremony.
Farm officials also said they
sponsored the weddings partly
because some women who had
been living with farm workers
feared their mems new land
riches would attract other COM
panlonS, diSplacing them.
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in U. S.
Checks MISSING

DENVER, Sept. IA (R.-Ten
Government checks for $4,259,.
600 are lost in the mail.
The Rocky Mountain News
told about it today in a copy
righted story. Charles E. Evans,
in charge of the Treasury's re-
gional discussing Office in Dem
yer, confirmed the checks are
missing but would say no more.
Two of the checks were for
100000 each. Nine were sent
air mail to as far away as
Buffalo. N. Y. One was dispatched
by regular mail to a contractor
in Denver.
No one was very worried. Ever
try to cash an 100000 check?
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Director Quinn Tamm, all OF
Washington.
immigration and Naturaliza-
ton Service-Dorothy GieSsler,
Philip Rosenwasser, Anna Edna
Werth, all Of New York; Eliza
beth J. Golden, Frederick H.
Omeara, both Of Boston; Camille
Lacombe, Ellsworth r. Lord, both
of Buffalo; Nevin R. Bennett,
Jerry A. Verdi, both of Miami,
Vivian w. Bell. Doris L. Smith,
both of Chicago; Marjorie Is.
Carlson, Turner A. Cochran,
both of Kansas City, Mo-; Nellie
v. Kelley Of Spokane, Wash;
Arthur E. Kellogg, Seattle;
Hyman Scher, st. Paul; Irene M.
Reynolds, FL Paso, Tex; Marie
A. Rathke, Pittsburgh.