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TWENTY -FOUR PAGES.
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PRoPoSALS-(cont.I

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon Friday. August 10. 1856. at
the once of the State Roads Com
mission at Laurel, Maryland, offer
ing to purchase the improvements
located on the following properties;
1. John w. Kelly. Seven Locks
road. Rockville. 1-story stucco
dwelling. 2. William B. Kelly.
Seven Locks road. Rockville. l.
story frame dwelling. 3. Nelson
F. Alexander. r. F. d. No. 2. Mont
rose road. Rockville, 1-story frame
dwelling. The properties are To-
Gated on the proposed highway
improvement between Falls road
and Tuckerman. All Of the.
improvements must be rSDO sed
down to the ground line 3: mid
night Friday, September rs. 1856:
Details. bidding forms and special
bidding envelopes may be obtained
at the State Roads Commission
once at Laurel, Maryland. The
properties must be bid individually
Each property to be bid on must
be on separate bidding form
and accompanied by two certified
or cashiers checks. the first in
the amount Of the bid and the
second in the amount Of the guar
antee as specified on the bidding
form District once phone:
Parkway 5-0690. jy22.29
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addressed to Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references photo.
graphs or other materials OF per.
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AIR LINE RESERVATIONS

International travel dept. oil
American Automobile Assn. has an
opening for experienced, interna-
tional and domestic airline man
Excellent opportunity for advance.
ment. Apply RIM. 404, 1712 G st
NV.
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN, fol
small residential work. State hourly
rate. Box 4S4-D Star
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AID BOOK MATCHES
Administrative
Assistant

Young man, 1888,
college degree, U. s.
citizen; for varied re-
sponsibilities with pri-
vate research organiza-
ton. Send complete
resume, including SAL
airy requirements, to
Box 2176, Potomac Sta
ton, Alexandria, vir-
ginia.
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PERSoNAL-(cont.)
ADVERTISING

ADVANCED PLUMBERS HELPER,
handy with other Tools. Must be
sober and reliable. Va. drivers
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HELP-MEN
| AND f. MECHANICS

License not required. military
exper acceptable; excellent oppor-
tunity to obtain license; Immediate
Iopeninss; Sol hr. Also, need main.
netalsmith.
POSITIONS, INC.
1884 Mass. Ave. NV. DI. 7-9217
ACCOUNTANTS, bookkeepeTs; SIS
wk,, to S125 wk. up; jr. and exper.;
real oppor. 600. openings daily.l
Typists., stenog. CLERKS. mach. opr..
sales. Miss Bell, at BOYD'S Test.
40 grs). Visit now. today. Well
come.
ACCOUNTANT, semi-sr., for CPA.
start $780,. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
1883 Eye st. NV, ST. 3-019O.
progressive cPA firm: Excel excel. oppo OFT
tunity. Call MR.. LUBCHER. Elk.
ACcTG., SCHOOL GRAD. some exp.
gen. LEDGER, $3.50 UP. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV, ST.
ACCT, recent grad. or exper. man.
LIZA nrm 1890 S3OO-S4OO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HHtgGiSss 10 So ". S VIZ;
Teacher, child education. Far East.
consider man and wife team. to
T &c ytS, Librarian to S8..2 STV
Asst, Photo Technician sos
Electrical Engrs.. many positions
available; no agency fee.
ALLEN 'BRIEN. Personnel Service
1404 New York Ave. RE. 7-72SO
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
WHITE AND COLoRED
ID. c. EMPL. EXCHANGE
Service station attend. SdU up
Tire changers, exper. - $50
Chefs and 2nd cooks --- $50 up
Parking attendants ------- $50
PorterS 49, - S42 90
Butcher up
Baker SS5
lCountermen $50
Bus boys S35
Dishwashers S35
Pressers. silk and wool TOP pay
Driver. furn. eXper. 500
Cashier. grocery eXper. Top pay
MANY OTHERS. ALL TYPES
1912 9th ST. NV.
HO. 3-5512 24'
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Tee ana lncenIlVet al eulpiOye Deue-
fits. Call Mr.. Allnutt, o.. 4:95o.9;
LAND MOTORS. INC, Rockville,
AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced in
G-M parts preferred. Contact Mr..
Sizemore. CAITHNESS BUICK,
INC. ZOO Wis. ave-. Beth, Nd,
AUTO PARTS MAN to drive delivery
truck; opportunity to learn auto
parts manager. TICKS CHEVRO-
LET. INC. 1929 Ga. ave. NV.
AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced
GMC trucks. See Nh. BINGANAN,
CENTRAL MOTORS Co, 1901
Oronoeo ST.. Alexandria, ov. s.
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN %, must
be capable, honest and willing to
day. The man we select will gel
a position sec. to none in the
automobile business. Good pay
scale. pleasant working conditions,
no unethical or dishonest practices
used by leadership and a leadership
where customer and statesmen are
sale is made. Many other benefits
o'clock. KENYON PECK CHEVRo-
LET, 2S25 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
AUTO SALESMAN. used cars; expe-
rlence not nee; prefer married man
bet. % and 80. Excellent company
dement's. including paid vacation
bonuses, drawing account, health
insurance. Box 3SS-H, Star.
AUTO SALESMEN-New cars: exper
necessary; salary and commission;
demo. and gas furnished; paid va
cations. company benefits. See
Mr.. Davis, 10 to IL am. Monday
Do not phone, EAST WEST MO-
TORS, 100 East-West hwy, Sill
yer Spring.
AUTO SALESMAN-Tired Of LOSING
deals? Tired OF low commissions?
Our men are making money selling
the new Sc Ford. We need four
az men. who will work; non
experienced men trained and paid
while learning Apply in person
to HARRY FOSSETT or BOB
ROBES 3040 NJ st. NV, in
GanVOnfnu-v,
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For national scientific research or
ganization. To be in charge of
accounting ONCE; knowledge Of fund
accounting desirable. but not manda-
tory. Some public accounting exper.
preferred. Age 25 to 80. Salary
open. Liberal benefits. Reply in
detail, exper.. salary expected, and
so forth. Box 261-D. Star.
ACCT, deg, travel $500
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AuTO SALESMAN


Due to our successful advertising
campaigns. sales on 1856 Dodges
and PlymouthS have increased to
the point where we require an ad-
ditional salesman to complete our
sales force Automotive ales ex-
perience is not essential, but a sue
ceSsful sales background is neces-
sary. II you must earn q minimum
OF $4,000 per year apply in person
to Mr.. Casper BANNING AND SONS
MOTORS INC, Dodge-Plvmouth
Dealers, $500 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville
AUTO SALESMEN-County residents
onl- for oldest Chevrolet leadership
in Montgomery County; demon
Strator furnished; liberal pay plan
insurance and other benefits at q
growing company in booming
community See Mr. Boland, ROCK
MONT MOTOR CO., Rockville. Md
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WHiTE AND coLoRED
ID, C.. EMPL. EXCHANGE
N'' NATIONAL, TlA.'j['I ) (
Employment Service
"Washington's LARGEST Agency"
SALES DIVISION


PARTIAL LISTINGS ONLY
Mgr, resident'l air-cond., $4,000
Mgr, heating-air cond. to builders
To drug stores $500 mo.
Paper container company, no exper.
Medical . Equipment. to Doctors ! ],
ONCE Equip. CO., S400-s6OO
Pharmaceutical CO.. some SCIENCE
t AdSinS Machine, Comm. Plus S8s5
Cash Registers CONN.,, plus S32 )
Trainee, ONCE machines SD.
Trainee, ONCE forms $325
Trainee, food broker. car plus $500
OFFICE DIVISION
Life underw., actuarial exper.. $500
Employment Mgr. West Va, job
wage ANALYSIS exper. $1,000
Writer, rewritten newspaper back
COST SCUM A1a E'ut Govt. exper. pref.
Underwater. casualty flre exper;
Spec. ACT. casualty exper, $4-SS00
Acct, auditing for CPA. s433
Auditor. degree nee, 400 travel;
Bkkpr., NE, post. mach. exper,,
Acct, 2 yrs. coll, l yr. exper. $3.50
Bkkpr., SW., 30-45 yrs, to $3.50
Clerk, Jr ACCOUNTING $500
Collection Mgr, inside exper. $500
Admin. Tr1inee. coll. deg. st. S325
Hotel clerk. MGR 5000 exper., $3.50
Stock Clerk parts, exper.. NE. 500
Bank Trainees Bonus, $500
MISCELLANEOUS DIV.
Plasterers, exper.. car nee, $50
Mechanic. garden tools repair, S65
Service trainee, ofc. mach, $50
ENIOTAIEEDININ nIHTICInM
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Architect or Engineer

Architect or Engineer
Diversified work, estimating replac-
ment new and depreciation values on
buildings and structures. Data from
plans, specifications and field in
spections. Man must have initiative
and executive ability. Interesting
work; occasional travel. Good OPP
portunity for Architect or Engineer
returning from service. Permanent
position. Write or apply BEASLEY
BEASLEY, Valuation Engineers,
1894 F st. NV.
ART DIRECTORIES lance: to
work with industrial advertising
agency. Must be capable of doing
Award Winning" layouts and pro-
duction. Send brief resume to BOX
122-H. Star.
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HELP-MEN

AUTO MECHANICS. experienced. fol-
new-car leadership; liberal guaran-
tee and incentive; all employe bene-
fits. Call Mr.. Allnutt, OIL. 4-6500;
after 6 pm. Pc. 2-309S. MARY
LAND MOTORS. INC, Rockville
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Young man for production debt. OF
rapidly growing advertising agency.
Learn business from ground UP.
High school education. No expert
ence necessary. Call Production
Dept, AID. 2-2400 for appointment.
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License not required. military
exper acceptable: excellent Oppor-
tunitv to obtain license; immediate
OPENINGS; S2.01 hr. Also, need main9
tenance mechanic and aviation
Tnetalsmith
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AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced in
G-M parts preferred. Contact Mr.
Sizemore. CAITHNESS BUICK
INC. ZOO Wis. ave. Beth, Nd.
OIL, $4,000.
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ANEN i
ACACIA MUTUAL

Life Insurance Companys D. c.
branch office has openings for ,
anteed monthly starting salary: If
you are now employed. have resided
in the Washington area for at least
3 wears, are between 25 and As. and
looking for an outstanding opportun-
ity, call J. A. BARBEAU. MA. s.
45l5
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ACCOUNTANT

See our advertisement under.
"ENGINEERS-SCI
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
HOS 18th st. NV. at L. Elk. 1920
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AUTO PARTS MAN to drive deliver
truck; opportunity to learn autG
parts business. See Mr.; Fesser
LET. INC, 1929 Ga. ave. NV.
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POSITIONS. INC

ACCOUNTANT, semi-sr., for cPA.
start $3.50. ABBEY PERSONNEL,
l33S Eve at n " ct qOIOn
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ACCTS., ir. and sen1i.sr., for
progressive cPA firm: excel. oppo or.
tunity. Call MR.. LUBCHER. Elk.
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ACCTG. SCHOOL GRAD. some exp.
gen. ledger, $3.50 up. ABBEY
PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV, ST.
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PERSONAL
ALTERATIONS: entire family. spe-
cial hens 81 BLUE FLAME VA
LET $40 r st NV ME S-742O

ciai hens ST. BLUE FLAME VA.
LET $40 r st NV ME S-742O
AuR IL
FORMS 81, US. Job applications,
prepared and typed: personnel
counseling. EXCH. SERV. CO.. 1882
K st. NV. ST. 3-61S6. 20
VACANCY-Fully equipped. licensed
nursing home; 24-hr care: ambu-
| latory OF bed patient JU. 5-9o@O
ANNOUNCEMENT Expert ladies'
tailoring, dressmaking and altera-
lions, BY professional seamstress'
now accepting new business in our
new location at Ills 18th st. NV.
Call Elk. 1891 for appointment.
20
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS and
invitations; 24-hr. service. STAN
LEY ADAMS PRINTING, sos II tn
NV, DI. 7-l434; eyes,. ia. $3.50
SHOW ME HOW TO DANCE-wil
teach you to type, drive or swim
LA. 6-90l4, BOB. ~
WANTED : White lady for nice
home: l hr. light work daily IN
exch. room. board. Ii. 4-6254. ID
PAYNE'S NURSING HOME has a
vacancy; private room. Reas. rs,es.
JE. --tu5f.
THE GOLDEN PARROT RESTAU-
RANT. Connecticut avenue at ST.
NV, announces that it will be open
on Mondays for luncheon. cocktails
and dinner. Free parking.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE. Is.
seeks position: care OF children
under 10. in pvt. home Of working
parents. JE. 4-O419.
YOUR PHONE CALLS taken or made
| If you're out, ,or have no phone :
ALSO "wake-U-up. BRADLEY AN
SWERING SERVICE. HA. 2-9521.
VACANCY IN MODERN we'll
equipped nursing home, good food.
24-hr nursing care; reas. rates
JU. 5-02O2
WILL GIVE BOARD AND CARE to
elderly or invalid person in private
home. EN-. 3-5110.
HYPNOSIS, Individual and small
group instruc.: air-condition assures
comfort while learning. EN-. 2-79S1
PREAkRANGED FUNERAL consulta
lions and out ot-towp ARRANGEMENTS
conf1dentially discussed IN our Of
fee or vouI nome, no oohgatior
entailed RA 6-52OO
PRIVATE ROOMS available for ell
derby people: excellent food, tray
service; convenient location; nurs-
ing care If needed Call MRS.
SCHELL. NO. 7-456S.
MOUNT VERNON Hospital Nursing
Service professional care and
tasv food no alcoholics 230l Cal
vert st NV co 5-2225. g to 9
FALKLAND NURSING HOME. va
cancies, newly constr, fireproot;
prof care. Silver Spring. Nd. HE,
4-3050.
PERMANENT, SIS: shampoo and I'm
ger wave 75c. WARFLYNN BEAU.
TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
PERM WAVE. SO 95: shampoo wavs.
75c: cut. soc WASHINGTON. o
c. BEATTY ACADEMY. 1905 h
st NV
HOME TUTORING-Ale.. Geom.,
r Tssd F elem .ns ill.,, 81 :h oer sub af' IN
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PERMANENT, 80. Shampoo and mn
ger wave 75c. WARFLYNN BEAU
TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV
PERM WAVE. So 95: shampoo wavs
75c: cut. soc WASHINGTON. o
c. BEATTY ACADEMY. 1905 d
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MISCELLANEOUS DIV.
ENGINEERING DIVISIOl

Plasterers, exper.. car nee, SIS
Mechanic, garden tools repair, Sc
Service trainee, ofc. mach, S.
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AUTO PARTS MAN. experienced
GMC trucks. See NH. BINGAMAN
CENTRAL MOTORS CO., 1901
Oronoco ST.. Alexandria, Ov. g.
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ATTORNEY
AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO MECHANICS-we have open
ings for experienced auto me.
chanics. $3.50 commission. paid
vacation and holidays. other en-
ploye benefits See Mr.. Link. .ADDl-
SON CHEVROLET. 14th and Flor
ida ave u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

HYPNOSIS, individual and small
group instruc.: air-condition assures
comfort while learning. EN-. 2-f9Sl
PREAKRANGED FUNERAL consulta
tons and out ot-towD ARRANGEMENT!
confidentially discussed in our OF
hce or voui nome, no OBLIGATION
entatlen RIA 6-52OU
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HOME TUTORING-Alg.. Geom.,
Lat, FIR. Eng, SD. Ger. arith;,
read. elem, i'll, s.h.. sub. UN.
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MOUNT VERNON Hospital NuFsinl
Service professional care anc
tasy food no alcoholics 230I Cal
vert st NV co 5-2225. 9 to 9
FALKLAND NURSING HOME. va
cancies, newly constr. flreproot
prof. care. Silver Spring. Nd. HE
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
bring in the paramedics.

bring in the paramedics.
Many other civilians aided,
each in his own way, and none
seek nor want any special recog-
milton but were only too glad
to have been able to help.
Col. w. S. Coleman, Senior
Army Advisor with the A.N.G.,
said:
r'The assistance, enthusiasm,
and intense, sincere desire of the
Civil Air Patrol, composed main
ly of bush pilots, exceeds any
contributions l have even seen in
a civilian volunteer group CO.
operating with the Alaska Air
National Guard and the 74th Air
Rescue Squadron
Brig. Gen. John Noyes, aged
54, was we'll known to the people
of this area, having first come to
Nome in 1926 as young lieuten-
ant, fresh from West Point, and
during the construction of Nome
Harbor, was on duty with the
Alaska Road Commission.
Gen. Noyes was married in
Juneau a year ago to the former
Lily Erickson of Washington, DC.
1t was his second marriage. His
first wife died in 1851.
He served in Alaska from 1882
to 1884 in charge of the U. S.
Army Engineers district branch.
After a 14-year absence he re-
turned to Alaska in 1948 as Com
missioner of Roads under the Sec
rotary of Interior He became the
commander of the ANG in 1858
after retirement from the Army
Funeral services will be held
on Feb. 18th at Sheriff., N. Y
Gov. Henitzleman has said he
will attend.
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AGE IS CATCHING UP

If President Eisenhower retires after his present
term-and this is not certain yet by any means-he
may be the only among number Of noW-famlliar
officials in the nations capitol who will step down
before the 85th Congress meets in January 1857
There is Sam Rayburn who has been Speaker Of
the House longer than any man before him. in either
party in all the countrys history His opposite in the
House, Minority Leader Joe Martin, has also been
around long time.
Rayburn "A on the 9Th of January. Martin is
already H. These men cannot stay around forever.
There is speculation that or both may retire before
much longer.
Some of the 84th Congress senior members and
committee chairmen will step down at the end of this
year without fail, though. Foreign Affairs Committee
chairman James Richards will retire at the end of
the present session.
Richards has served in Congress for more than 20
years and has handled many vital foreign aid programs
in recent years in his craftsmanship position.
Chances are that decision by Eisenhower to run
again would tend to keep Republican legislators
the job little longer than otherwise But must
always consder-n this great game of politics-that
the man who retres might we'll be avoiding heart
attack. They frequently and suddenly among
the nations Legislators.
At age 20 don't what the world thinks
of US; at 80 begin to worry what it thinks of us;
and at so we find it wasn't thinking of us at all
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Worlds Scientists
To Make Study of
Northern Lights

LEGE-Mankind will start
its greatest collective effort to
probe the mysteries of the aurora
borealis or northern lights during
the international Geophysical
Year 1888, Dr. c. T. Elvey,
director of the University of Alas
ka Geophysical Institute, dis
closed recently.
The principal instrument the
scientists will use will be the all
sky camera. the prototype of
which the Institute developed and
has been using for two years.
DR.. Elvey explained that the
all-sky camera is an automatically
operated 16-mm. instrument that
photographs the entire sky as
seen in a spherical mirror. This
method enables scientists to re-
cord the auroras on film.
1.-THE camera is made to operate
at approximately one-minute in
tervals and with exposures of
from several seconds up to min
ute" DR.. Elvey said.
The us. expedition to Antarc,
tica will use six of the all-sky
cameras; six more will remain in
Alaska. The remainder will be
used in the northern tier of states
where auroras are most visible.
Many other nations will be
studying the northern lights with
the all-sky camera o. some form
of it.
Letter size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
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Liner None the Worse
For Collision With Whale

NEW YORK R-The liner Con-
stitution arrived in port today,
none the worse for collision at
sea with a two-ton whale.
Capt. Ernest H. Nelson, the
skipper, said the ship Jared
slightly when it ran into. the ma
rine mammal off Genoa, appar-
emily killing it instantly The
whale, about 40 feet long, re-
manned draped across the ships
bow for several hours.
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Gen. Moves Dies

rather hobbled to the top of the
hill again Sunday. 1t was clear,
and we could see the Nome River
valley and knew where we were.
But it took us two hours to make
our way to Engstrom's camp,
where we spent the night.
monday we built a big out
side fire and burned three rolls
of roofing paper, creating big
black cloud of smoke but nobody
saw it. So we made an arrow
of lumber, pointing the way we
were walking and we knew we
would get to town eventually"
1t was this arrow which guided
pilot Bruckner and Capt. Eaton
to the two men.
SiegWart also said, II think
that steps should be taken to
name our mountain after Gen.
Noyes."
Siegwart has two black eyes,
an injured leg and other bruises.
Sgt. August also has bodily
bruises but both, though hospit-
allied are cheerful as usual.
Major Kolb is in cast with
back injuries but is not consid-
cred in a critical condition.
When questioned about the
light which was reported seen
from Nome Field Saturday night,
Sgt. August stated there was a
dangling light from the radio
which they were unable to ex-
tinguish before they went down,
which could have been the light
seen.
The four paramedics who para
chuted to the scene of the wreck
Monday spent the night out in
the hills. Due to the falling night
and short field they were not
brought in by the rescue planes
The four men walked to Eng
strom's camp and spent the night
They were picked up Tuesday
morning by Martin Olson.
The survivors as we'll as the
searchers have remarked on the
coincidence that Jim Walsh
should have been the one to spot
the missing plane as member OF
the searching group when the
same group carried on a similar
search last summer for his small
son Jimmy who was lost in the
Snake River area. Walsh stated
that in a very small way it helped
compensate for the generous aid
given him last summer.
Bill Num-, whose name was
omitted from the list of searching
pilct.. Monday, was among the
first to volunteers. as he always
does.
The body of Gen. Noyes was
taken to Anchorage by military
aircraft and his wife, who was
reported on her way to Nome
will return to Juneau.
Major Kell of Nome Field, who
was on duty throughout the two
day search, had words of highest
praise for the bush pilots and
especially singled out Martin
Olson for his part in the rescue
He was the first to land at the
scene and the last to leave and
he returned again yesterday to
|
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Letter size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
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At age 20 don't care what the world thinks
of US; at 80 begin to worry what it thinks of u.s.
and at so we find it wasn't thinking of us at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-18
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

The important thing in de-
signing a child's room is to
use a decorative theme that
allows easy maintenance.
Mr.. John Abbate, A. I. D.
designer, gave this advice to
guests attending a dinner
meeting of the D. C. Home
Economics in Business group
last night in the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club.
Mr.. Abbate advocates use of
wallpapers to expose a child
to beauty at an early age.
Just as exposure to good
music brings appreciation in
later years. SO will exposure to
style in a child's room bring
about the same effect in fur
nishings. Mr.. Abbate believes.
Children" he said, ARE
sensitive, wonderful, little be-
ings. There is no need to sur
round them with colors and
styles as grim as the deck of
a battleship."
Mr.. Abbate pointed out WALL
papers are a good way to stylize
a child's room, and added, with
a new spraying process avail
able today, there is no reason
why the washable product