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Evening star., 1957-08-25
Walker e. Dunlop Closes
Hampton Center Leases

Walker & Dunlop. Inc. WASH
ington and Baltimore mortgage
bankers and realtors. an
nounced completion of nine
leases for the new $6 million
Southland Shopping Center al
Hampton, Va. scheduled to
open in August. 1859.
The firm listed leases with
Peoples Drug Stores. w. r.
Grant Co.. F. w. Woolwortll
Co.. Giant Food. Colonial Stores
Western Auto Supply Co.. Ed
wards Shoes. Miles Shoes and
Nachman's Department Store
Of Newport News.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
nellie CrOwell Joins
Rouse, Brewer e. Becker

nellie Wood Crowell, who has
been a registered representative
of the New York Stock Ex-
change with Sade & Co. for
the last two years. has become
associated with Rouse. Brewer
g. Becker. Washington securi-
ties firm with Offices at 734
Fifteenth street NV.
A native Of North Carolina.
she served with law firms in
Alabama and North Carolina
and was secretary to the in
spector general Of the Army
at Atlanta. Ga.
In World War II she was
chief clerk of the inspector
generals office. Air Transport
Command.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
New Edsels TO Be Seen
at StatIer Thursday

The new Edsel cars. latest
addition to the Ford Motor
line. will be seen here for the
first time at a reception and
private showing from 5 to Z
pm. next Thursday at Hotel
Statler.
Members Of the press, maga-
zine. radio and television corps
and others have been invited.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Westinghouse Models
Will Be Displayed

New appliance lines Of West
inghouse Electric will be shown
at a dealer preview at the Ham,
ilton Hotel Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday.
Edgar Morris Sales Co., area
distributor will be host to the
dealers.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
KrOnheim & Co. TO Mark
54th Anniversary

Milton S. Kronheim a. Co.
distributors for National Dis
tillers in this area. will cele.
brate its 54th anniversary to-
morrow.
1t was founded on August 26
1908, and Bernard Cohn Joined
with Mr.. Kronheim in the firm
in 1888 after repeal Of prohibi-
ton.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Department Store Sales
Ahead Of Year Ago

Department store sales in
the Washington Metropolitan
Area we're 8 per cent above
a year ago and 7 per cent
ahead of the previous week
in the week ended August II,
the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Richmond reported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended the same date were 2
per cent above a year ago
and sales for the entire year
Evening star., 1957-08-25
d. C. Life Insurance Sales
Hold at Record Levels

Sales Of ordinary life insur-
ance in Washington remained
well above a year ago in both
July and seven months of this
year and were the highest on
record for those periods.
July sales of SIT 1885, 900 we're
up 10 per cent from July last
year. the Life Insurance Agency
MANAGEMENT Association re-
ported.
1 Seven months sales Of $l21,-
| 371 900 were 81 per cent ahead
Of the same 1856 months.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Government Accountants
To Hold Symposium

Steps to implement improve
ments in Federal financial OPP
erations resulting from recent
legislation will be discussed at
the seventh annual national
symposium Of the Federal
Government Accountants Asso-
citation herR october 8.
Top financial officers Of
various agencies and regulatory
commissions will attend tech
nical discussions scheduled in
the morning and afternoon at
Department Of Commerce. The
annual banquet will be at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1957-08-25

to date also were 2 per cent
higher.
The downtown portion Of the
area total for the latest week
was up 3 per cent from a year
ago and 6 per cent ahead of
the previous week. Downtown
sales in four weeks were S
per cent behind the like 1856
period and for the year to
date also were of s per cent.
Evening star., 1957-08-25
Electric Appliance Sales
Look Better for july
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Unit sales Of electric appliances showed gains from
in July than in previous months in this report
from the Electric Institute of Washington showed yesterday
Covering territory served by Potomac Electric Power Co.,
the report listed 2272 air condoner sold in the month";
pared with 1.647 in July last Year.
Dehumidiers increased to 63S from 308 and
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y Inc inu'Anapo'S
SaaT' leIis aooM Ouesy ROC snsieo "
James Wnacomo Ni'ey ano 'ne 'a'e 'nO'ana
Journalist W'i'lam F,efscne". I'elsc"e.
asked no" Tar Ni'ey mao gong :" scnoO'
Tounn siaus' aoeu Ny INV
you! en'n go. OOIs'eo
. Mes s.Appes - - - -
""s' you O''eo
~ :" 1919"
Ino'Ana' "I"ss "'e' N'ay' .''.. wv ''"Se
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Answer To
Clu0W0rc Puzzle

Row did you do with our Columbus
offering last week? Keep an eye out
for the next Clueword Puzzle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-13

confidence when have Winter by
Because he relies
round business and friendship ne recon-
products Batteries Atlas Pema
they
completely protection See him before the rush,
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Continued from page 4
H0osier HoWIs

quite a splash in the
theaier. His confidence
was Justified. The
"yOung people" were
Helen Hayes and Alfred
Lunt.
jim FARAaER, former
" Of The Indianapolis
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CLERK-TYPISTS

ATLks Aoc3.. 1870 n Y. ave. nv.
SECRETARY
CLERK-TYPISTS
For eleetronics manufaeturins arm
Mc cnHss .S nssn; pr e ssS n 4DO''
NEMS-CLAKKE, INC.
9l9 Jesup-Blair Dr.. silver sprins
sTENOGRAPHER, experienced. for
research orgAntzation; excellent
salary: chance for advancement
II. 4-S740. business manager.
sTEN0GRAPHER, part time. nights.
90: white, 1890. attractive. live
y personality, good phone voice.
S-3so1. Mr.. SEA. -
sTEN0GRAPHER. paft-fime: law
yer. l-man once. Reply giVing
sss sasss Af SGs i issA 's s.s :a
STENOGRAPHERs-Tele see offers
an unusual opport. Work on our
stan in ofnces where good perm
openings are avail. making sure
you have the right lob when you
ASCCbt ~. Iou eau 2u0Eu 10 IAEe
your time because you earn while
YOU look. To qualify YOU must Be
under IS. type SIS w.pm., short
hand 90 v.p.m. Interviews o-I2:S0
or BY Apt. TEIlE SEC, 100 Eve
nv, RE. 7-llRO.
STEN0GRAPHER - General once
work between ages is and SIS; in
telligent beginner considered: S7M
hrs. . wk,. no Sat, pleasant work
ing conditions, In air-conditioned
once. COMPANY benefits. Apply in
person. once Of the JOHN HAM
COCK MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.
0406 Ga. ave. NV.
STENOGRAPHER. for iavyer'S Of
nee. Young lady with knowledge
Of cleo. TYPEWRITER and dietation
machine: l-man once. Reply
stating age, exper. and salary az
peeted. Box lS2-H, Star.
STENOGRAPHER - CONSERVATION
company: GOOD typist. Shorthand.
general clerical duties. relief on
switchboard; good location. air.
conditioned once, 5-day week;
good starting salary. For inter-
view, call MRS. LINN. ST a-c3Sl
CTENOHD ADuEDC
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BANK
BANK BOOKKEEPER
BANK TELLER

$b2 per week. bonus. fringe
benefits. paid vacation, 5Ia-day
week; machine posting. Call MR.
DEWEY XII Q-fR12 for amt
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CLERKS

Under IS. with some knoviedee Of
typine for interestinG. permanent
position with some opportunity for
advancement High. school gradu.
week. Vacation and sick leave
Troup Insurance benefits. econorni.
cal cafeteria for employees Apply
LHE INSURANCE CO., sf6 i4th
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HELP-W0MEn
SECRETAR.

s &c, sTISos.. EKKlns.. TYP
zTLAs Aocf.' i4SS i. q. ave. NV Nv.
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STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARY

MEMCO has one well paid OPEN
Ing for accomplished stenographer
to work with engineers.
Excellent opportunity TO advance
10 personal secretary to one Of
our top executives.
Our profit sharing plan. paid va
cations. 5-day work week, hospitali-
zation and sick leave programs
make this position even more at
tractive, Our modern ofhceS are
fully air-condittoned. U. s citi-
zenship required.
For an interview call Mr.. h
warren Cooper or Mr.. J. Edgar
Richardson at WA. 7-o2OO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

R.-TYPIST (cap. HID st. $50
Annette D. Tatelman
235 woodward Bldg. RE. 7-44l4
733 18th St. NV at n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

CASHIER. restaurant experience.
for country club, 5-day week, APP
and 3 pm, INDIAN SPRING
COUNTRY CLUB, colesville I'd,
CASHIER. for ladies ready-t o-wear
store. top salary. Some experience
helpful. KOPY KAT. va II
81 ne.
CASHIER, must be experienced on
MGR 1000 machine. Permanent
position, excellent salary with
many company benefits Ask for
Mr.. May. MARVIN'S. ga eth
CASHIER. 1898, experienced at
eheck-Out register preferred: flne
opportunity for advancement with
stssiins salary and Pleasant wo gpo
Ing conditions. See Mi silverman
az SURPLUS SALES CO. p25
pennsylvania ave. NV.
international organ-
ization. now interviewing for sen.
eral clerk in local retail store
Good opportunity for the pleasant.
conscientious Girl who likes people
and wants permanent employment
with steady opportunity. Duties
consist OF demonstrating merchan-
disc and maintaining clerical rec
ords. No experience necessary. as
fun training will he provided
Good starting salary, . weeks an
nual vacation. pleasant WORKING
Conditions IN aforementioned store
Company benefits when aualtfied
Apply In person only, Monday and
TUESDAY MORNINGS SINGER SEW
mo MACHINE Co. 4O2n S. Cap
itol 81, WaShington u, d G.
CLERk. white. general office, as
sistant TO bookkeeper. typlng
knowledge OF food retail Call for
appt., AVIGNONE FREREs. 1877
Columbia I'd NV CO 5-7275
CLERK. for laundry and dry clean.
Ing store, between % and 40:
thorouehly experienced: aia-day
week. excellent working condi-
tons, Apply IN person, THE Pa
NOUS LAUNDRY. eO30 p 81 NV.
CLERKS
Under IS. with some knoviedge OF
typine for interesting. permanent
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SALESLADIES
AGE 25-4O

Our company has OPEN
ings in several Of our stores
for salesladies, particularly
in the Silver Spring area.
We are in the stationery
and office supply business.
Hours $50 to $50, 5la-day
week. Salary to start, $44
per week for 40 hours. Many
employee benefits. Profit
sharing. group insurance,
etc. Call for appointment,
L. ]. MILLIKEN.
|ChaS. G.. Stott Co., Inc.
1910 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. e-41sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

FOR prosperous professional once.
viii handle own correspondence
Illus set Of books, 8 days. Down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
ENOGRA,PI'HERS

You can take dictation
accurately, 80 to 80 w.p.m.
and transcribe it rapidly
and neatly, enjoy handling
details, and like working in
a busy office
THEN
The Chamber of Commerce
of the United States can
offer you a permanent, in
teresting Job with oppor-
tunity for advancement
Many employe benefits and
excel. working conds. For
appt. for interview, please
call Ma. $3.50, Ext. 3l4.
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HELP WOMEN
fcONTINUEDl

Admin. Secys., to $4,000
, Select. sslee. position n PUBLIC RE-
EDUCATION, EMBASSIES AND
COMMERCIAL OFFICES.
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HELP WOMEN

CLERK, between zB-45. for work
cIv,ssasE A .,,. stands; ,Agply. MISS
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CLERK-TYPIST

Nationally known news magazine
has opening for accurate typist
who is handy with figures. One
year general once experience re-
CURED, and a minimum typing
speed Of As w.pm. Extensive back
ground over-oualifies. Excellent op-
portunity TO gain experience in &C
counting department. Pleasan
working conditions. Air-conditioned
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
HEIP WOMEN

MANIcURIsT. experience nee: good
WORKING conds.: top salary for
Apply ROBERT 4 THOMAS HAIR
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SALESLADY

Very desirable position open m
our Seven Corners jeWelry store
Good salary. excellent working con-
ditions. Permanent position. WIN
THROP JEWKLERS. Seven Corners
Shopping Center,
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eHORT-ORDER COOK, white; fast.
experienced. WALDORF DINER,
Midway 5-47l1.
bTENOGRAPHRR. young man COM
petent in shorthand. tipping and
once procedures. Responsible po-
eition and positive opportunity
for advancement. 40-hr. week:
all national corporation benefits.
Replies confidential. Evening ap-
pointments can be arranged. Box
62-K. Star.
sTRUCTURAL DEsIGNERs = Per-
manent positions in once Of con-
sulting engineer flrm for expert
enced designers Of bridges and
buildings; engineering graduates
with a minimum OF yrs design
experience. Salary commensurate
with ability and experience: 40
hr. vk.. aforementioned once, at
tractiye employe benefits. GREEN
ASSOCIATES, INC. goo Z. Pleas
ant St. Baltimore 2. Nd.
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ACCOUNTING CLERK. some book .
keeping experience Opportunity 10
learn automotive accounting pro-
cedpre, Group INSURANCE. p!easant
TORS. NC, IA. $1,000. Mrs
ADM. SECY.--seO-SiOO. Fast ex.
pan sdinS iosai scuipment dealer
not afraid 10 dive In and take
over multiplicity OF once detail
knowledge OF shorthand, typina
career women need apply. Futufs
unlimited. Apply bv letter givinl
full background and appointment
ESnlIlrrpsSssr,r-H rT IN ,uc KR ~ I
18th st.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-10
Nov. IA
1.-The ReoI Mecoys. Comedy.

1.-The Reel MeCoys. Comedy.
Luke Gets His Freedom. Gron-
Do sets out to prove to Luke
that he's q henpecked husbond,
but Kate turns the tobles. Wol-
ter Brennan, Richard Crenno.
9-Climox. Drama.
Two Tests on Tuesday," An
excl struggles with college
exoms. John Drew Barrymore,
Julie Adams. John Boroorey.
Suson Oliver.
4-People's Choice. Comedy.
Sock foces possible disborment
when he finds himself represent
ing both sides in lowsuit.
Jackie Cooper
5-WrestIing. Capitol Arena.
Hours.
7-Pot Boone Show. Variety.
Guests: Joye P. Morgan. Robert
Lomouret, Joel Grey.
$3.50
4-The Ford Show. Variety.
Minnie Peorl visits Tennessee
Ernie.
TO. S. S. Adventure.
Operation Blue Eyes" Agent
Howthorn and an ltolion porti-
san, posing os doctor and
nurse, ore en- route to blow up
foctory in Milan when they are
stopped and forced to perform an
oppendectomy on Noz officer.
Ron RondelI, Liso Gostoni.
9-Ployhouse 80. Dronno.
Ia Hours. The Jet-PropslIed
Couch, by Stonley Roberts. A
psychoonolyst freots an atomic
physicist who believes he lives
in two separate worIds--on the
earth, where he actually works
IN Government research lob
orotory, and in outer space,
where he leeds O completely
port-time existence. Donald
O'Connor. David Wayne, Peter
Lore, Sole Gordon.
1000
4-Rosemory CIooney Show.
COLOR. Guest. WoIIy Cox.
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9-Assisnm'nt Foreign Legion.
The Man Who Found Freedom.
Merle Oberon, Lee Peterson,
Nora Gorsen.
7:l5
7-John Dolly. News.
1880
Ate Toe Dough. Color.
The new nighttime edition Of the
daytime show bosed on the game
OF tic-toc-toe. Joy Jackson is
NC.
SILT You Hod q Million.
Luke Fortune Story" Hugh
O'Brion. (Reruns of The Mil
lionoire.
7-Circus Boy. Adventure
THE Dancing Beer" Tim allows
Joey and Corky TO toIk him into
hiring O beof oct and letter re-
grets the move. Mickey Brad
dock, Robert Lowery.
9-Sergeont Preston. Action.
Preston makes use Of the super
stitious noture OF O would-be
slower TO block O scheme TO rob
gold mine. Richard Simmons.
500
4-You Bet Your Life. Quiz.
5-Coptured. Crime.
7-ZoFFo. Adventure.
Zorro Soves Friend" Guy
Wllioms. Eugenio Poul.
9-Horbourmoster. Adv'nture.
A modern SEQ adventure series.
starring Berry SuIIiVon.
$50
4-Droenet. Jack Webb.
A robbery investigation follows
the orrest of two teen-oqed BOYS
in cor beorinq two sets of IL
cense ploteS.
5-ConfidentioI File.
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THURSDAY Program Listings

Continued From Preceding Pose
$500
7-Woody Woodpeeker. Kids.
Cartoon series. Walter lontz,
oortoonist, norrotor.
9-The Eorly Show. Movie.
"a Hours. Address Unknown"
1914. PouI Lukos, K. 7. Stevens.
$50
4-Footli9ht Theoter.
! Hour. Western films.
Unlikely Mouse Club. Kids.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Alaskans Try For Stamp Honolring James Wic|ker ershan
 Would Honor Birth
 Of First Proponent
 Of Alaska Statehood

WASHINGTON, LR-Alaskans plan a new effort to get a postage stamp honoring James Wicker sham, one of the first proponents of Alaskan statehood.
 Delegate Bartlett said yesterday he and members of Alaska's pro visional congressional delegation will ask the Post Office Depart ment to reconsider it's earlier re- jection of the proposal.
 The proposed stamp would be issued Aug. A to commemorate the tooth anniversary of Wicker sham's birth at Patoka, Ill. By coincidence, the date also would mark the 5th anniversary of the 1912 Organic Act incorporating Alaska as a territory which Wick ersham pushed thru Congress.
 Wickersham was the first judge of Alaska's Third Judicial Divi- sion in 1900, published the terri tory's first newspaper at Fair banks in 1903 and served as Alas ka's delegate to Congress from 1908 to 1921 and again between 1881 and 1883.
 Prior to going to Alaska, Wick ersham settled in Pierce County, Washington Territory, where he served as Tocoma city attorney, Pierce County probate judge and member of the Washington State legislature.
 An earlier proposal by former Alaska Gov. Heintzleman for is- suance of the stamp, Bartlett said, was rejected b: the Post Office Department on grounds it had some 2,600 requests for similar stamps and could approve but 12 or IS each year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Bells of St. Clements Sound Sweet To Londoners After l6 Years Silence

LONDON, tR- Oranges and lemons, say the bells of St. Clem- ents."
 For the first time in Is years, the bells of St. Clements Danes in the Strand rang out that old nursery tune. And for Londoners it was sound as sweet as a bird song in spring. For this rhyme tells of the distinguishing sounds of all the old bells of London.
 The church has stood dark and empty since it was gutted by fire during Nazi air raid in 1941. Its graceful tower by Sir Christopher Wren still carries the scars of war. So at today's dedication of the re-cast bell, they were not hoisted aloft but arranged in circle in front of the building.
 St. Clements, now undergoing reconstruction, is to become the church of the Royal Air Force.
 Ultimately, the finished struc- ture will contain an organ paid for by $75,0OO contributed by the US. Air Force from all parts of the world. The organ, a symbol of comradeship of the USAF and the RAF, will be dedicated to Ameri- can servicemen who died in Brit ain in World War II.
 With its new designation as the Airmen's Church, St. Clements
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Americans Dedicate South Pole Base
By JAMES TOMLINSON


 McMURDO SOUND, Antarctica RAA fur-hooded band of Ameri- can scientists and Navy men has dedicated the US. station at the South Pole. They named it after the Norwegian and British ex- plorers who made the first suc- cessful race to the bottom of the world
 The ceremony here on a bleak promontory 800 miles north of the polar base christened the sta ton the US. Amundsen-Scott South Pole International Geo. physical Year Station.
 Norwegian Roald Amundsen discovered the Pole in December 1911. British Navy Capt. Robert Falcon Scott got there a month later and perished on his return trip.
 Eighteen U. s. scientists and Navy men will gather data for the Geophysfcal Year at the Polar station. Since it is difficult to reach on 1O,OO0-foot-high snowy plateau, the dedication was held at the main American antarctic base here at McMurdo Sound.
 A Marine color guard in dress blues with rifles and swords stood at attention as Rear Adm. George J. Quick, commander of Opera tion Deep Freeze, declared:
 T am proud to report that the ICY South Pole base has been placed in commission to support tn International Geophysical Year"
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled by the US, Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Freezing drizzle and occasional light snow with some fog tonight and tomorrow. East winds 20-25 miles an hour. Temperatures will remain in the high 20s and the low sos.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of 2 am. today: High temperature B, low IA. Max. wind 29 mph. from the east. Sunrise at 9:06 am, sunset at 3:23 pm.
 Temperatures a year ago today: high 3, low 6. Extremes this date since 1907: high 42 in 1946, low AT in 1919.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Delegate Burns Wcu1a Increase Compensation Of Hawaii Legislators

WASHINGTON, R-Delegate te Burns O-HawaiD Wednesday in troduced a bill to increase the compensation of members of the Hawaii Territorial Legislature.
 The bill would provide $2,5O0 for each general session and $1,- 250 for any special session. The present compensation is $1,000 for general sessions and $500 for special sessions.
 The bill would continue the present travel expense allowance of legislators at 20 cents a mile.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Motorists Advised To Postpone Travel On Cold Alaska Hiway

EDMONTON, R-The Alber- ia Travel Bureau advised motor ists Wednesday to postpone travel unless necessary" along the Alaska Highway north of Dawson Creek, B.C., because of the cur rent spell of extremely cold weather in the area.
 An official of the bureau said motorists who have to travel the highway should carry warm clothing and extra heating equip ment in case of a breakdown"
 The temperature at Watson Lake, VT, located on the high way about 800 miles northwest of Edmonton, was 55 degrees below zero Wednesday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Consumer Prices Up To All-Tirne High

WASHINGTON, R-Consumer prices climbed O2 percent in De- cember, the Bureau of Labor Sta tistics reported today.
 Prices of food and clothing were unchanged in the main and transportation costs dipped some, but virtually all other elements of family living costs went up.
 The consumer price index reached an all-time high at 118 percent of the 1947-49 average.
 Higher housing costs were chiefly responsible for the in crease, the bureau said.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Two Crushed to Death In Rock Fall at Mine

TRAIL, B.C., 1.-Two young men were killed Tuesday in a mining accident at the Tulsequah Chief mine, 50 miles east of Ju- neau. The men were crushed to death in rock fall at the mine of the Consolidated Mining and Smelling Go. Ltd.
 The two are Felix Herof, 24, and John Ivan Rukli, 26. Heron is survived by his father in Derry, Northern Ireland, and Rukli by his father in Yugoslavia.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25
Suggested Navy Base AtOn-Sub On West Coast

WASHINGTON, Rt-Rep. Pelley R-Wash wants the Navy to sta ton one of it's two atomic pow cred submarines on the West Coast.
 He made the suggestion during brief remarks on the House floor Wednesday and reiterated it yes terday in a letter to Secretary ot the Navy Thomas.
 "The Pacific is not less vulner- able nor important from de- fense standpoint than the Atlantic Ocean," Policy said.
 Shipping on the West Coast on account of Hawaii and Alaska would need protection as much or more in war than water trans portation and supply on the East Coast"
 Skilled manpower familiar with experiments and maintenance and the shore facilities to accomplish this, he said, should be available on both coasts.
The Nome nugget., 1957-01-25

has an older tradition-as the church of London's flower girls One of them, 8O-year- old Miss Di- nah Wilson, decorated the front of the battered building with or anges and lemons for yesterdays ceremony. After the bells rang out there was a pause, and then came the answering sound from the other end of the strand.
 'You owe me five farthings, say the bells of St. Martins"