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ing struck the rear OF a Grey
hound Bus on Shirley highway
in Arlington.
Mr.. Dement'S son, Ralph
Earle Dement,. jr., IL, was in
jured in the accident. He was
reported in fair condition today
in Arlington Hospital. Relatives
said the boys mother, Julia
jenkins Dement,, died last
Christmas.
Mr.. Martin died yesterday in
University Hospital, Charlottes-
vile, Va. of injuries suffered in
an accident there Saturday. A
junior in the College of Arts and
Sciences at the University OF
Virginia, Mr.. Martin failed to
make a curve on road near
Charlottesville.
Mr.. Martin is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
Anderson Martin, formerly of
Washington and now of Mont
gomery, Ala; three brothers,
Charles, Glen and Michael; two
sisters, Janet and Nancy. and his
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ora
ham Martin. all of Montgomery,
Also surviving is Mr.. Martins
maternal grandmother. Mrs,
Dorothy Wallace of the Arlington
address.
. Mr.. Martins father is faculty
advisor to the Air War College
for the foreign service at Max
well Air Force Base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
BY GENE GOODWIN
star Stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 8.-Twenty-
three bills were tossed into the
hopper today as the Maryland
Legislature convened in special
session that leaders hoped to
wind up this week end.
The special session originally
was called to re-enact one bill
the measure creating a Maryland
port authority.
But since the close of the
regular 30-day session a week
lago more and more legislators
have come forth with bills they
feel cannot wait until the next
regular session in January.
More may be introduced later
today. House Speaker John C.
ILuber said he is not going to
stop any Delegate from introduce
ling bill.
Controversy Seen
One of the late starters that
lis apt to cause controversy is a
bill put in by the Baltimore City
delegation to amend the seizure
law under which Gov. McKeldin
earlier this week seized the
strike bound Baltimore Transit
Co.
The new bill would provide
that the findings of the arbitra-
ton board, to which the COM
Ipany and the union are COM
PEELED under the seizure law to
submit their differences. be
binding on the two parties for no
longer than one year after the
termination of the seizure.
Another provision in the new
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DONCASTER
WORSTED
SUITS
$500
the perennial favOrite

Suit fobrics come and suit fabrics 90,
but long-weorine worsted remains q
perennial fovorite with all men, The
reason for this preference is that
worsted, such as Doncoster worsted,
holds q crease, takes to good styling,
flotters every build, and can be
counted on to wear we'll. Its potterns-
neat effects, solids and stripes = are
pleasing to the eye Worsted finished
with the Doncoster touch is just about
peerless from every angle Come in,
try on q Doncoster in the new spring
tones in medium and light shades, and
you'll see why all this allegiance.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
D.. :. also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
'23 Bills Are Placed ~
Before SpecioI Session

bill would make the Rev. John
E. Wise. s. J.. Of Baltimore the
public representative on the
three-member arbitration board.
That is the provision that is apt
to cause a fight here.
University Expenditure
Another late starter is a bill
to authorize a $4,000 expendi-
ture by the University Of Mary
land for the expenses of putting
faculty and staff members under
Federal social security.
The Prince Georges delega-
ton, in addition to the measure
authorizing a SIS million bond
issue for an addition to Prince
Georges General Hospital, in
troduced a bill to clear up a dis
|pute that has arisen over collec-
ton of a fire tax in the second
precinct of the 14th election
district of that county. The
county treasurer has taken the
position that a 1855 act of the
Legislature took away his au-
thority to collect a fire tax in
that precinct.
The Montgomery delegation,
as expected, introduced a bill to
clarity the powers of commit
ting magistrates under the coun-
tvs new peoples court system.
Other bills introduced would
authorize a bond issue for Mary
lands proposed first toll road,
the Northeastern Expressway.
Permit the University of
Maryland to include dormitory
facilities in its student union
building on the Baltimore
campus.
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Air Petrol Exhibit

Training equipment will be
exhibited by the Takoma Park
Squadron. Civil Air Patrol, at
an open mouse for parents and
friends at 8 pm. today in the
Takoma Park Firehouse base
'ment. Carroll and Philadelphia
avenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08

ted treasurer. a new post. The
association received continued
expressions Of support from citi-
zens groups in its watershed inn
provement program. Mr.. frank
asserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-08
3 District Area Residents
KiIIedinT roffic Accidents

Tac accidents claimed the lives Of three Washington
residents yesterday and today, police reported.
The victims
Ralph Earle Dement, of 3548 Valley drive. Alexandria
Graham A. Martin jrr 81 of Norht Granada street.
Arlington.
Irene Liggins Jackson, 61 of 10 N street S.W
Mr. Dement, killed last night when the drv-
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DE 1 11GIODa, NIL.
Newly decorated house in conven-
lent area. living room with fire.
place, dining rm., modern kitchen
and den, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. small
rec. room. air-conditioned: call Mr.
Johnson. DE. $4,000 after B. cal
SP. 4-5244
Randall H. Hagner 81 Co.
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/ HOUSES UNrURh. tcsnr.l

FAIRFAX AREA-An ideal rural
home, custom built of pine logs,
veneer. with spacious living room
and dining area. stone fireplace and
picture window. q weil.eauipped
modern kitchen with table space.
three bedrooms. full baths and
basement. Gail JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
w. SEAY COMPANY. 113 W. Broad
81. Falls Church, Va
WEST EVANSVILLE, $500 Goth
ave- bedrms., full bsmt.; ram
bier; dishwasher. DISPOSAL. refer.
fenced yard; SIPS. HA. 2-S623,
JU. 9-4245, ~
5605 6Ist PL., RIyERDALE-3-bed-
rm,. modern brick; 500 mo-;
CoILEGE PARK, 9944 SIND ave
Sos mo-: 6 rms. bath. full bsmt.,
CARLYLE de LoziRR. ReaItor,
WA. $4,000. WA. 7-O935.
$500 CENTRAL AVE, Capitol Hts,
sos mo. =. Lge., d rms, bath; 3
porches; full bsmt.; gas heat; very
ige. lot. H. CARLYLE de LOzIER,
Realtor. WA. $4,000. WA. 7-0935.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c., mr.. Rock Creek
Perk-4-bedrm.. 2-bath home. with
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. powder rm
and screened porch on lst f.; rec
I'm. with firepl.. garage. INEZ
cusHARp: Reaitor. EN-. 2-4s33 OF
HAMMOND wOoDs-Beaut. con-
temporary Believed ramblers: fire.
place; excel. neiehborhood. SIGLER
g. CO., LO. 4-S3S3. II
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-4-bedrm,, 2-bath
brk. Colonial, near 47th and But
terworth; den and law. rec. rm.,
garage: slate roof; wooded lot. l25
#. deep; S2S,500. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 7-1411; ewes. Wo. g.
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coIORED, woodridse-s50o down.
buys this redec. Diet. 9 rm,. bunga-
low. 5OxI2s II. lot. fruit trees.
Cal csiPf Iii 3 pm pm STONE & MARCEL
LIMO. TU. 2-210I OF EN-. 2-0696.
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2-BEDRM, semidet brick with I'm
ished bsmt., fenced rear yard. front
porch. On busllne Available March
15. LA 6-S60S after G pm. a.
ALEX. AREA, cow. to Penta.. Belv
Mod. Q bedrms.: full bsmt.; fenced
I'd; swim. priVil. so. 5-7072, so.
BRoOKsrDE MANOR s-bedroom
detached Colonial brick, newly dec
ton. schools, shopping; S115. MRS.
WEIGHTMAN. HA,. 2-7234.
ALEX, 1910 Powhatan-Clean. good
can't, $1i5. BY OWNER, En-. s.
WsiHiiaaaAToN-KENsINGToN AREA
Nice selection OF, 2 and 3 bedrm.
and up. Some to rent with option
e buy, sIGLER & CO., 10. A.
SILVER SPRING, 1881 BluehiIl I'd
--2-bedrm. brick. Fenced yard;
bsmt,- $50 per mo. Avail. immed
as 69' K a1sdss' RID. N.E.-prick ser semi.
full basement, gas heat. fenced back
yard, near new shopping center
Express bus to downtown. 500 per
month. E. QUINCY SMITH INC,
l4ls Il St NV. DI. 7-eo67; ewes,
A IN Saff vA.-5 bedrms., bath
full bsmt., lge. fenced-in lot. Newly
DEG; $50 mo. ia. 5-s55b, ia
ARL.-3 bedrms.. expansible attic;
brick. Cape Cod, liv. rm., din: rm.,
kit, bsmt.. vacant; SIPS, FRED J.
GEORGE. Realtor. IA. S-6777. .
ARL,-2-bedrm. brick; fenced yd.;
trees; min. to D. c., Pentagon;
500. 2010 N. Taft, ia. 2-3s64
SILVER SPRINGS bedrooms, iiv,
JU. 9-3490. ewes. Id. 5-4s00. "a
SILVER SPRING-St. Johns Par;
ish., near Walter Reed Annex, 8
bedrms.,. lily. rm., din. rm;, kit. and
1914 ~ ssIdtSSfpSEsRLAND rL. N.w.31c
$3.50. r. r. RUPERT, ST. g.
sssasSs N ST. s.E.-e rms, 2 baths
rec; gm;, lgsT; y yaEd; Sis R. r
ARL.; Si25-Residence in bushes,
area excel oppoF,; l., for NON SSm5 bIMS
cE ALTO iHAErGH;Ts, 4ol 4sth ave-
sill. sPG.. sSob Sudbury I'd
bedrm. -and-den house: immed. &C
cupancy; S135 per mo. BROUS-
sARp AGENCY, Ju. 7-so61; ewes
,i ~; g. slalSS 'w., mr.. upshur-s bed.
rms, fri. and rear pchs: gear gar
New. paint; ref. REQ. ia. 9-s52s
ARL.-2 bedrms,; washer. disposal;
f feReeIs 'sss $50 J JE 4- fch; AsVH
BETHESDA, near Nib bedrms..
9 baths, basement large garden;
street BE Eptlre 1N R9u' Du rs ffs5 fi4o
large yard: SIS plus utilities. XII
MCLEAN d1EsiS VA Va. RRIEA-Brand-new A.
bedrm.. 2-bath redwood house; day
light basement; recreation area s:;
MANASSAS iagSi ISL 81 Va. AREA-s7o mo: =
rms. and bath: cellar: fenced yard;
tractor; So acres, half clear. Man.
assas 424 wa. AP. T-3143,. -
SILVER SPRING AREA---3-bedrm
bsmt. large fenced-in ward; all
newly redecorated. Price. S140 per
mo. Call RIA. $4,000 for further
information and inspection. a
TWINBROOK, ROCKVILLE =. Con-
temporary bedrooms, . baths;
up JU. s-O335. WALKER & DUN
LOP INC, Realtors, Uptown once
.RTtNS;ToN' N-Duplex; 2 bed.
rms. modern kitchen. use OF base:
location, Upstairs, 500. Down.
stairs, Sis. Available now. HOL-
LEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy KE
KESTIAND-5 rooms, full base.
ment, auto. gss heat. Excellent
spnf nS9srs. sint t e. Df en- ne Ssss s
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OF S. Dakota ave.-S5S.33 per
MO. Spotless semidet. brick. about
years old. Astounding in comfort
and conVeniences, Nice ground. bsmt,
Live in q select area foE less Lnan
INr Pr r-lh33
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BRooKLAND-oPEN 3 TO 8
1918 9th st. n.e.-S rms. on 2 frs,
baths. auto. heat, rec. rm.. garage,
Only $4,000. DE. 2-1160. anytime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01

BETHESDA YNGATE-3 bedrma,
. full baths, separate din. rm..
full bsmt; many custom features:
OIL, 2-16S3, ewes, OIL. 2-246S,
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HOUSES for SALE NV. tconf. }
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
WAKEFIELD

A rare find in a charming brick
bungalow in spotless condition; con-
tains 2 bedrms, bath, plus heated
and furnished room in attic, fire-
place in living rm,, excellent kitchen,
full bsmt; beautiful lot with tall
oaks; garage. W. B. WRIGHT, EN-.
$4,000 It'll o pm,
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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
Established realtor wishes merger
with broker having some rentals and
insurance accounts, with experience
in property management, leasing,
sales, insurance. Box 1851, Star.
A.
BAKERY. completely equipped: per-
feet location: sacrifice; no money
down to qualified man.
Ma. $1,000 EN-. 2-3033
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
CHEVY CHASE
6 Bedrms., 2 Baths, End Fl.

Ideally located, lust west of Conn
ave, on approx u acre. with 1913
It. frontage on a street OF beautiful
homes; center hall IL IT.. wide, living
rm. l5x27, dining rm. 15x22, mod
ern kitchen: also on LIST a. there is
q large library. powder rm., music
room and solarium. In addition to
the q 2nd-f. bedrms.. there is
piayroom on the 3rd a.; full bsmt.
has maids Im.> and bath and a Gear
garage with level entry. Price.
$40. 500 To- Inspect, call W. B.
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GARDEN TYPE

HillcEest Heights; . bedrms., bath,
large liv. rm., din. rm,, modern kit.
nice. quiet place to live; good play
area for children; COW. to every
thing Ma S-3524,
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CITIES SERVICE OIL co.


Needs men who desire q
real future in the. service
station business. We are in
terested in individuals Of
highest caliber. Cities Service
is In the midst Of its's
greatest expansion program.
This is big time operation
and income of $1,000 to
$4,000 are not uncommon
on today's market. We have
brand-new 100000 locations
which will be available to
earnest, able individuals. We
offer q complete training
program which we will pay
you to attend. Basic operat-
ing capital is desirable but
q fine character Is more i'm
portant. Contact Mr.. P. s.
Hall, at ia. 4-1100, between
the hours Of $50 to 5. Mon.
through Fri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HARDWARE STORE. est. 10 yrs.--
h FIX FAMILY Sf s enterns sas o Fse psT
ests REQ. sale. BOX o00-H. Star. A
BEER TAVERN with liquor and
food; good loc.: suitable partners
or couple. 1915 Pa. ave. Sc. 3
FROZEN CUSTARD, nearby Airing
open; price $1,000, with $4,000
down; y a.. fast. cal NJ. Brown,
200. ia. 7-l943. A
located close-in Arlington. Well es-
tablished: weekly business, SLIGO.
which can easily be increased; a
real bargain; lock, stock and barrel,
only $4,000. See today, call Mr..
Brown; !, wi With YE EISAs REALTY
MoTELS FOR SALE = Advice and
consultation by exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist.
offering recommendations on best
buys in motels and sites. JOE H.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bldg,
w hSi T15sSq PARTNER for one of
De Soto-Plymouth dealerships: ex-
cellent opportunity for the right
RESTAURANT, upper 14th st. NV.
corner-Liauor; seats 80, plus q
private downstairs dining room
seating 90: does 81 900 wkly. Price,
$4,000. Terms. $4,000 cash. BOB
HOLLANDER (exclusive), 1411 Pa.
ave. NV. MA. S-9743. a
DRUG STORE-Virginia small town,
less than 100 miles from D. c., ay-
erage Rx receipts 500 daily. 1OM
plus inven.. cash. Box 1901. Star.
ITALIAN RESTAURANT, we'll es-
tablished with fine reputation.
Reas. price and terms to expeT.
operator. Box 1851. Star. 2'
in busy Arlington drugstore: ex-
cellent opportunity for exper,, clean
food operator. Call RIA. 3-2401
C eStfE 4 R'T lounge, downtown WI a,
nancial section. next to theatel
and office bldgs. New modern equip
ment. small but very attractive
I Prisei S27 800 o., Terms, $4,000 an
p RI sye nw', .s IA f q 1$: Rant
$S Zoo l ins as sass TStsl ! pTics
$4,000 down handles. W. e
THRIFT, (ExclusiVe5. i4i1 Pa ave
NV, Ma. S-9743. i
SANDMiCH SHOP, next to theater
fast-growing location. OIL. 1896
F III; HintRf STORE, est IS Yrs.
good credit location. 9TH st NV
5000 So. IT.; retiring. HU. 3-5S94
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-Woman to share attrsc,
colt. with another woman, on water:
5 mi. Annapolis, 20 mi. d. C. With
widow woman. Box 1911 STARS
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TOWNHOIISI
ESTATE SALE

2-story house, swimming pool,
extra lot: recreation room; 1901
Gallatin st. NV; middle eos; sub
iect to court approval 10 V. NOR
GAN, JR.. ME. S-0465. and RICHARD
H. MAYFIELD, DI. 7-2004 or OIL
2-65Si, administrators.
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UNIV OF MD

and 2-bedrm. apts., newly decor.
3 blocks to shopping and Univ. OF
Md Laundry and storage facilities
i6.6 Knox Rd. AP. 7-S4O6
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WALTER REED AREA

Immaculate, air-cond,, alI-brick
Colonial; 3 bedrms., 4 baths. rec. rm.,
patio. carpeting. extras too numerous
20's for quick sale. Call Mr.. Sell
NIGER at OIL. 6-5336. ROBERT H.
KENT Il CO.. tn. 2-00S2, JU,
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HOUSES FURNISHED
MICHIGAN PARK
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

COLORED--9I5 18th ST. SEE
rms: and bath. auto. heat; S75
r. r. RUPERT, 1917 18th st. NV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

NEAR MINI, AvE.-vac., new-house
cond. semidet. brick, ; rms. =
Ice. bedrms.. full bsmt.. screened
porch. gas h.; S10.950. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LII. 4-3400. LII. .
NEAR ALA. AvE-Semidet brick,
Z rms. 4 bedrms.. full bsmt. with
rec. rm., fenced lot: $1,000,
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. LU. f.
1900, LII. 2-5976.
1000 RIDGE PL.--3-bedrm. semidet.
brick; rec. rm.; gas heat. May
consider trade: To inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
$4,000 Il
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

LA PLATA RESIDENCE rooms,
neighborhood; garage. beautiful
trees: $500. liberal terms. LEON
ARD SNYDER, tel. 1911. La Plata
Md,
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BETHESDA, MD.

BETHESDA, NIL.
Attractive new home. de luxe elec-
trio kitchen. dining rm,, living rm.
with fireplace. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
full daylight bsmt. with lavatory and
fireplace; new carpet and drapes
Included: call Mr.. Johnson, DE. q
5000 or after 3, call SIP. 4-5344.
Randall H. Hagner & Co.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
Nome Is Logical Place for First
Second Division Boarding School

Leading educators in Alaska who met in Fairbanks
recently to discuss secondary education fer Eskimo
children to the decision during their one-day
meeting that the problem best be solved by estab
fishing regional boarding schools in centrally located
villages
Kotzebue and Unalakleet were named as possibil-
ties for this area and $1000O0OO asked for these
housing projects
The Nome Chamber of Commerce has for
thirty years advocated this method and vigorously pro-
tested the establishment of the Mt Edgecumbe and
White Mountain Schools which have both proved to be
unsuccessful ventures and costly by the ANS
Nome is logical place for this program to start,
the expanded facilities of the High School already
established here would be much less costly than the
immediate setting up of several high schools in the
area. We believe that the Chamber of Commerce
should be backed up by other civic organizations inter-
ested in the youth to have the first boarding school
built in Nome, to be followed by others in the Second
Division.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
Anchorage Civil Service
Employees Get Awards

SEATTLE Rt-The member
staff of the Civil Service Com
mission in Anchorage will receive
superior performance awards as
part of a nationwide celebration
of the 73rd anniversary of the
Civil Service Act.
The Anchorage staff is being
honored for carrying out its work
despite unusual and difficult ia
cilities and conditions.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16

Frank WaskeY and his wife
were guests recently at the home
of Mrs. Nell Blodsettl Skinner in
Seattle for visit with Waskey's
son, who flew up from San Fran
cisco. He had recently been dis
charged from service with the
Army.
Mrs. Skinner was Nome's first
high school teacher, and later
went to Washington DC. to be
secretary for Mr.. Waskey when
he served as Alaska's first dele
gate in 1906.
Waskey called on MIR. and Mrs.
J. C. Jim" GaffneY before driv-
ing to their home in Oakville,
Washington.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
Ike's Name Entered In
New Hampshire Primaries
Lacks Valid Signatures

CONCORD, NH, ga state
official said Saturday surprise pc
titions to enter President Eisen-
hower's name in New Hamp-
shires March Is presidential
preference primary do not con-
tain enough valid signatures.
Deputy Secretary of State Har-
ny E. Jackson announced the rul-
ing, which leaves this states
first n-the-nation preference pri
mary without a name yet entered.
Jackson said a check of the
signatures disclosed one of the
two petitions contained only 40
valid names, one short of the re-
quired so.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
BRING YOUR
WATCH
to the
Nome Drug Store
HOW ROAD MONEY WAS APPORTIoNED
for
EXPERT REPAIRS

The following breakdown of road money appor
tionment was released Friday by Dewey Goodrich,
Second Division member of the Territorial Road Com
mission 1t show how 100000 to be used this
year.
Assumed by Oct. 1856 100000
Cooperative Agreement 100000
Operation, remainder of bennium $4,000
O. Highway Engineer,
o $4,000
Miscellaneous Expenses per diem,
I535000
line roads: $765,G00 approximate
and roads $765OOO approximate
Dispersal OF o line Divisions
Approx available
Division
To Third Division for assignment 100000
To Fourth Division for Cinema Hotsprngs
Road Route US 81
Dispersal of in Divisions
Approx. 100000
Repayment oan ferryfo
Skagway- Carcross Road $4,000
Luak Road
Approx 100000
Funds remaining program
100000
Contract with the ARC for Route US 81 10000
For private o US 10000 100000
Third Division
Approx. funds available 1856 100000
Re-programmed
100000
Huston Willow Road 10000
Homer East Road aentative $4,000 100000
Fourth Division
Approx funds available in 1856 $4,000
Re-programmed funds $4,000
Left from 1855
allotment to Route 81 10000
Cinema Hosprings oaa $40
Route US 81 Givengood- Eureka 26o aoa 4-ea0o
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16

Judge Walter Hodge left yes
terday for Anchorage, where he
will hear a case today. Then he
will continue on to Juneau, where
court is scheduled with several
important cases on the calendar.
Hodge plans to return and hold
court on Feb. 27.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
N o I C E

Sealed bids for furnace oil in
lots of four hundred t400) gallons
or over. and stove oil by the gal
lon. for the City of Nome. on a
IL month basis. are requested TO
be in City Clerks Office by Jan.
%. 1856 at $500 pm. The City
reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids.
Nome Common Council.
BY Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
Publish Jan. II, 10, Is, 1856.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16
Game of The Year
Tuesday viii Pit
Lininent VS.. BITS

LII W1ldI Will plOOdOAy NC q
basketball classic to end all has
ketball classics, the Liniment
Squad defend their title against
the BITS tomorrow evening at
the School gym. The first game
of the evening will be between
the Nome High School Huskies
and the Nome Almnae Girls in
their third game of the year.
The proceeds from the nights
basketball will be used to help
send the Nome High School team,
the Nanooks, to Anchorage to
participate in the Western Alaska
Basketball Tournament.
Both the teams of the main
event" have been practicing dill
gently and the basketball public
is promised an evening of hoopla
such as you've never seen before.
The BITS manager, Don Grin
sell said today:
Were really gonna tear EN-"
The Liniment Squad mentor,
Les Bronson, retorts:
wen beat them by 20 points"
Rumors have it that B. It's
have perfected a secret play up
their sleeve called "the clincher."
While the Liniment Squad are
reported to have been holding
secret practice sessions.
The city rescue squad and the
doctor are expected to be on
hand during the game to admins
ter to spectators and players alike
who are overcome in the heat of
the play.
Following are the lineups of
both squads, but both have re-
served to right to send in special
players at crucial points of the
game.
Liniment Squad BITS
Larry Minnix Virgil Warneke
Sam Mogg Sr. Larry Pagan
Bob Oliver Sid Caldwell
Bob Carpenter Ronny Coons
Coda Nicholson Mike Vivieros
Tom Martin Herb Williams
Dewey Goodrich Hap Eberle
R. Briggs Bill Shea
Bob Herman Giz Powell
Les Bronson George Nelson
Bill Doyle
Les Coplin
Don Grinsell
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-01-16

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