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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-06
BEDROOM
Traditional

6-pc RoMWEBER MARIA ITALIAN PROVINCIAL PUMcE SUITE.
Consists huge triple dresser with block imported marble top,
mirror wide duel pone heodbcord with eodes chest
and night tables. Regularly l,6o5 90 -----l 1880
7-Pc FIGURED ACACIA FRENCH COURT SUITE oos
dresser mirror chest f. in duel bed with bross inserts, long
bench ond night tobes Regularly l995O0 ---- 1876 90
e-Pc. EXCLUSIVE ERuTWooD FRENCH PROVINCIAL SUITE.
Of 75-nh dresser with antique smoked panels
oned mirror double bed, chest with sldeou desk troW ond
night obles Regularly l,395.Oo 995 90
6-Pc MoReANToN LIGHT WALNUT ITALIAN PROVINCIAL
SUITE Consists of triple dresser mirror double bed chest ond
NIGHT obIes Regularly 795 90 90
6-Pc NATIONAL BRUSHED ANTIQUE WHITE FRENCH PRoVN-
SUITE Consists Of serpentne front dresser mirror
double bed chest and night tobes Regularly O95OO $500
ape GEORGIAN SWIRL MAHOGANY SUITE odionol dark
ioh ooy finish OF triple dresser, mirror chest ond
double bed Regularly 495o 395 90
e-Pc JOHN WIDpIcoMB SUITE Pointed brushed white
blue suite Of triple dresser mirror.
panel heodbood with wood crodes chifonier
2 bedside tobIes Regularly $4,000 ------l $500
e-Pc MoReANToN BoMBE FRENCH PROVINCIAL SUITE in
qoy consisting Of triple dresser mirror double bed chest
on-ehest, and conmode night tobes. Regularly .595OO
Ape SWIRL MAHOGANY HEpPLEWHITE SUITE. Consists OF
double dresser mirror double bed ond chest Regularly 29 90
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III II M | + III R E
L E A II A M G E

ONLY THE BEST COLLECTIONS FROM MAJORS REGULAR S
factory cIoseous discontinued pieces special purchases
ALL ITEMS BELOW FROM MAJORS WASHINGTON STORE
Comparable available Mozors Silver Spring
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Budget Invited Usual Major Service but oil sales must be nu
No mail or phone ms subject to prior sale
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GAITHERSBURG

2-story franc. pebble dashed:
large rooms. separate dining room,
full hsmt,: new heating system, oil,
hot -air;. detached garage; $4,000,
WIN help finance.
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Rockville Twinbrook

4-bedroom house, excellent cond..
splendid location, walking distance
to APP and drugstore. owner moved
to Florida; priced right. Sill 300
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GAITHERSBURG

Brick and = frame . = story; LIST
floor, nice living room. separate din
inc room, separate breakfast room.
complete kitchen, side porch: Ind
floor 3 attractive bedrooms. modem
bath. stairway to fioored attic; full
hsmt; h9t-water heat, storm doors
and windows; garage; S24. 800.
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OPEN
RavenWOOd Park

Pieture-book beauty with a pleas
ant impact. Rich quality through
out with copious use of glass and
many interesting appointments in
the. modern trend A true CENTER
hall flill-basement rambler with
attached carport. 2 spacious bed
rooms, . full tiled baths, large liv-
ing room with fireplace, formal din
ing room. push-button all-electric
Kitchen loaded with gadgets. in
Guiding built-in breakfast nook.
INTERESTED Listen now for the
best news Of all Price is right at
S2b $50, and you can assume the
existing 40, 25-year LIST trust Of
almost $50 900. Come out and see
it,
DIRECTIONS: LeesburR Pike
Route ~, to Juniper lane (entrance
to Rayenwoodl. Follow Juniper lane
70 villa lane. left to Annaliese
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
.Personalized Service"
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bedrm Cape Cod. list A.. large Nv.
rm., separate din. Tm., G-E kit,
bedrm., " bath; . large bedrms.,
bath on md a.: full bsmt.: fenced
lot; owner trans. make offer. Sl5,-
I50, DALEY REAL ESTATE. AP.
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NEAR DAMASCUS
ROCKVILLE

.2-story 4-bedroom brick; rec. rm
oil heat; over " acre OF land
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS m sontborn,
BRADBURY HEIGHTs-Def hr,ct

ave.-Det. brick: rms, !, bed
rms. full bsmt. screened porch,
gas INV. h.: level lot: SELDOM
BiOn, LII o-hArR
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7-room. @-story house, 4 bed
rooms, very modern kitchen. pam
try with window; hot-water heat:
garage and chicken house; ha-acre
This Is rot new house, but a bar
gain for someone who can use 1t.
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WOODSIDE REALTY co.
SLIGO CREEK PARK

Immaculate 3-bedroom. 2-bath.
custom built. brk. Cape Cod. With
real dream kit. full din. rm. and
rec. rsn close to schools and transp
LITTLE ASSOCIATES, Realtors
JU. 5-O600 Ewes, HA. 2-9535
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ROCKVILLE

Frame bungalow. located on .
iarse lots; lovely kitchen, separate
dining room, large screened porch:
fun hsmt.. rec room with a COM
plete kitchen, separate laundry
room. large patio. Owner moved to
West Virginia Price, Sl4,5OO,
Sl,5n0 less than he paid.
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ing room. separate dinette. kitchen,
: bedrms. bath on LIST floor. md
moor lovely sewing room. | large
bedroom, shower-hath; fun bsmt.
gas heat; detached garage. A real
detached childrens playhouse. This
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Gathersburg Outside

IN acres of land. all fenced with
woven wire. improved withla 5-room
frame bungalow Full bsmt.. oil hot
water heat. separate dining room.
Nice little home, x15,t}5O
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DAMASCUS
GAITHERSBURG

Frame 2-story house. :! bedrooms
and bath living Yoofn, kitchen, din
ing room, double garage; $4,000
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SILVER SPRING

3b22 Evergreen ST. 4 real value
In, fine location, near bus and
schools. 3-bedrm lh-bath brick
Colonial, ige. family nm separate
dining rm. Must be sold. S.s0..jHO
To reach. Colesville I'd, right en-
Franklin ave. LETT on Eyersreen st.
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NEAR DAMASCUS

broom cottage. with big 25-ft.
lot possible commercial value;
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CAMP SPRINGS-Mod, 7-rm' bum
galow, sale or rent. ForrestvilIe.
stone bungalow. S1l,500. RE. 3.
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GajtherSh,lrp Outside
NEAR DAMASCUS

very attractive brick rambler,
3 bedrooms, very modern kitchen,
full hsmt., carport; II acre, fenced
with woven wire; S19.a5O.
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$3.50 On. ANYBODY
YES. MR FOWLER. Pc. 2-D50l
ALL BRICK. S1115n

rms with lge. liv rm and kit. din
space. gas heat. cleo refgr and
stove, dishwasher. washing machine,
garbage diSp. and everything in new
house condition Lot well-shrubbed
rock garden and shaded 40 loan
To inspect out Viers Mil I'd III
mi, of Ga. ave. to Gail st. left /
block to sign Open Sun. to q
pm, Call Mr.. Cullen
II. GLENN GARVIN
10. 5-350n Ewes. DU T-4aaO
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Improved with a modern well-built
Groom brick house; all modern con-
veniences: recreation room. double
gaTase; less than ] = minutes TO Acc;
s2S.0nu II YOU are looking for a
nice home. Just take look at
this one
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BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL AREA

III Sheffield ST. Assume large GI
trust on this lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. electric kitchen. sep din
rm., washer, dryer storm windows.
Immaculate. Owner transferred
Reasonably priced $4,000. TO
Ieach; Colesvillt I'd, tight on Dale
az, leIl on Fleetwood terrace. fol-
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|-story frame, IN q COMMERCIAL
zone, lust reduced from S26.500 10
cial property, il might be worth
looking over.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
WHEATON
A BEDRMS.

212 BATHS
Attrac. Cape Cod; full bsmt.. fin.
rec. rm.: very lge- level lot.
Sigler & Co. MD LO. 1888
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HOUSES FOR sALe-MD.
c. ROBERT GRAY & co
WE SELL HOUSES
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 6
SILVER SPRING

1904 Belvedere boulevard. ST
3 bedrm., brick rambler, entr, hall
very attractive liv, rm. and din
rm., table-space kitchen. rec. room
To reach: Georgia ave. right on Til.
ton dr.. left on Woodland dr., right
nm Rplvadere hlVd
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"Personalized Service"
504 N RANDOLPH AT GLEBE
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3 BEDROOMS GARAGE
Walking distance to school This
brick rambler Is ideal for the small
family On spacious corner lot with
rear patio. and trees. tpble size
kit, buiit-in bookshclves. fireplace
and bsmt., only $4,000. 30-yT. FLA
Imam avail
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
OPEN
DaleVieW Manor

Handsome. sparkling white all
brick rancher. on big, wooded lot
and featuring delightful floor plan
with foyer entrance, unusually spa
cions living room with fireplace. sep
secluded screened porch; 3 large
bedrooms. ia baths; ultra de luxe
kitchen with all the latest G-E
equipment in turquoise, and dinette
area; full bsmt.- with plenty of rec.
room space just completed. and
ready for immediate occupancy. Low
down payment. LOW INTEREST FL
HANGING. S24,950 So drive out
Route Z, turn left on Dale dr., .
blocks to Pinecastle. right to Bar
bour I'd, and our OPEN sign.
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WOODSIDE PARK

9Yl4 WOODBURY. I'd. Very attrac-
tive 3-bedrm. or 2-bedrm and den
| Colonial. rec. rm.. modern kitchen.
| Nicely Handicapped fenced lot. Near
public ana parochis schools. A
value Sl5,950. To reacn: Colesville
I'd, right on Old Bladensburg I'd.
left on Villa msburg DR.. follow
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
LISTINGS OF
Gaithersburg Realty, Inc.
WOODFIELD

sy An and rs Sasb caps Goo
place. full bsmt, with outside en-
trance, detached garage; h-acre
level land, close to stores. A pleasant,
attractive home in a highly re-
spected community; CT loan. Al
Price, S12,05O.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Brick rambler, living room. stone
fireplace. 4 bedrooms, . full baths
A real treat tn inspect.
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@l5 Whttmoor terrace. Center hall,
3-bedrm. brick rambler. near schools.
ideal family neighborhood Reduced
TO Sl6,950. To reach COlesVille I'd
rlght on Crestmoot dr.. follow ar
rows TO home
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


ACCOKEEK. MD. of Indian Head
hwy, -- Uniin ;b-room cinder block
ramb. bath. util rm.. cleo. deep
well acreage; reas RE G-SJ33
ACCOKEEk Masonry rambler and
approx ! acre hard road; Sill .giO
Mr.. Mount, with PUFFENBERGER
OF. i-7sSi
Bright and sparkling. g.
bedroom RICK rambler, almost
new owrer transferred; ~ baths
de IKE ki'chen. full recreation type
basement situated on we'll land
scaped OF. LIST time offered only
$4,000 Sec this todayl Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP T.S400
ADElPuI MILL PARK --Dcl. home
center hall, spac. liz. rm with fire..
nj. din. rm.. den. powder rm.. md
cleo. kit, bedrms ga baths;
newly dec mr. schools. OWNER
ia. a-6Si7 or RIA $3.50
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CLARKSBURG

;.-story frame, extremely good
cond., located on ga acres of rich
land, with small barn and chicken
house; reduced from S25,000 to
rooms. small, oil heat. Owner
will carry list mortgage of $1,000.
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Brand new rambler and Cape Coo
on large lots in rural suburban
area. Excellent for NATL Security
ARcy and Applied Physics Lab. EN-
ployees. 3 ami 4-bedrm brick homes
separate dining rms, mod. electric
Kitchen. Priced from Sl7,g50. lots
available Tor custom-buiit homes
10 reach: Out new route No %
beyond Bdrtonsville to German I'd.
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CLARKSRuRG
ROUTE 24O-3 ACRES

Not a new house, S rooms and
81 900 TO 50. 500
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Gaithersburg Realty. In(

i36 North Frederick Ave. Gathers.
ourg Phone Pc. 2-944e. Gathers.
eerg 4ol ewes MR. PETROW
Gailhersburg 463.
Observation-Disclosures
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shop early :. shop late . both stores.
Monday hours: Washington $50 an. 10 SEQ p.m.;
Langley Park. I0sOo an. ESQ pm.
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me srAa SAeAzDa wAstDso1oHt c.
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Orchids In An Alley
BY JACK JONAS

You can make two pies out Of one Of
those lemons" he said
Other plants include deep red roses and
banana melons.
But orchids are his llrat love. He
brought most of his plants with him when
he moved down from New York I'VE years
ago.
The attention he gives them Is essential
to successful orchid growing. The tempera-
ture. light. water. food. humidity and air
supply must be just right.
Mr.. Richards pointed TO q seed pod ON
a mature orchid plant.
Each pod contains from 10000 to
million seeds" he said. I'm nature. perhaps
one Of those seeds will take hold. II takes
from four to seven years to false an orchid
from the seed
Mr. Richard has orchid plants ranging
from a year old up to the mature plants
IN bloom.
More and more persons are growing
orchids In their own homes without beneft
Of greenhouse plucking an orchid corsage
from their windowsills.
The home growers usually start with
the mature seven-y year blooming orchid. The
orchid experts say that with little care.
anybody can have his own orchids.
Orchids are tolerant to temperatures
ranging generally between IS and IS de-
grees. They. need sunlight. but too much
direct sun will burn the plants. Watering
should be done in q thorough dousing: then
the water should be allowed 70 drain on
and the plant given about week to dry.
The humidity problem can be taken
care Of by filling a shallow pan with pebbles
or shells. and flIling It about half full with
water Then the orchid pot Is set atop the
pebbles In q sunny window.
The care Is worth It when the orchids
begin to bloom.
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livery DAY on his way to his job down.
Il town with the General Services Ad-
minlstration. Eban Richards stops at his
small greenhouse in a Georgetown alley 10
look in on his orchids.
He plucks an Epidendrum obrianum. q
tiny orchid no longer than his thumbnail.
70 wear as boutonniere.
Then. on his way home In the evening.
he looks in again to make sure everything
IS all right
Washington area enthusiasts who have dis
covered the delights Of orchid growing
Many Of them. amateur and professional.
will exhibit the result Of years Of care next
week end during the National Capital Or
child S0cietys 10th Annual Orchid Show
The show Is set for Saturday and SUM-
day in Woodward d LOthrops store at Seven
Corners
Mr. Richards greenhouse is in an un-
likely spot-close to busting NJ street. just
OF Thirtieth street. but as secluded a. II It
were miles in the country.
It sits atop an old carriage house, and
is reached through an alley on Thirtieth
street. an alley so narrow that modern cars
have difficulty getting through.
During the blooming seasons. Mr.. Rich
ards has hundreds of the delicate flowers In
his greenhouse
Il cut some of them to take TO hospi-
tails" he said Some take up 70 the house.
and others / give TO my friends. An orchid
Is hardy and lasts well after 1t has been
cut"
Mr.. Richards has varieties from many
points of the globe, from the common Cat
tleyas to the more unusual Epidendrum
obrianum which he uses as boutonnieres.
His greenhouse has other plants, too.
One Of these is a POnderosa lemon tree.
with lemons almost as large as grapefruit
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Owners Will Directs Hundreds of Pets Be Put to Death

CANTERBURY, England, R- Hundreds of pets, owned by the late Mrs. Gladys Proctor, were shot or put to death with anes- thetics Monday.
 The will of the wealthy Mrs. Proctor, read after her death in her moldering 30-room mansion last week, specified that all her pets and other domestic animals must be destroyed.
 The animals and birds, killed by veterinarians and ca attIe s1aughterers under supervision of the Royal Society for the Pre- vention of Cruelty to Animals, included:
 120 sheep, poneys, cows, ? bulls, 3 pigs, 2 spaniels, 3 cats, 2 parakeets, a hutch of chinchilla rabbits, and flocks of pigeons, geese, ducks and guinea fowl.
 'sMy sister was devoted to her animals" Mrs. Christabel Taylor told reporter "She feared that when she died they would not be looked after properly. This has been terrible day.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Sugar Ray Loses Title to Basilio
By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK, ASwashbuck- ling, indestructible Carmen Ba- silio today reigns as middleweight champion of the world, while de- jected, dethroned Sugar Ray Rob inson pondered whether to end his fabulous ring career for good.
 The ever-pressing. 30-year-old ex-marine from Chittenango, NY stepped up from the welterweight throne to the middleweight king dom Monday night by gaining a split decision in Is gruelling, bloody and thrilling rounds over the 37-year-old Sugar Ray al Yankee Stadium.
 Robinson indicated he might hang up the gloves for the second time in his 17-year career but the betting on Broadway was that he would be back next June for an- other helping of the $50O,00O pie he collected Monday night.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Alaska Airlines

From Anchorage: Ann Topkok, Dennis Swan, John Hensley, J. B. Wodos, Thomas Smith, It. Col. T. c. Malone, Allen Schroeder, Leonard Konkel, Clifford Nalm, Jack Achilles, Matthew Ukauha, Robert Hamilton, R.. H. Brady, N. s. Davis, Ross Hill, Winfred Adloat, Fritz Livesay.
 To Anchorage: Syd Darwin, Pete Mosbrucker, S/Sgt Kay c. Coleman, Al Kenneth R. Allen, A/2 Richard Woodward, A/3 Jo- seph Sheppard, A/3 Harry Robin son, A/3 Harold Lemley, A/3 Carl Kancir, A/3 John Cross.
 To McGrath: Ruben Topkok. / From Unalakleet: Richard Ivan off, Pete Mosbrucker, and John Adamen.
 To Kotzebue: Edward Quinn, Mathew Ukauka, Bernice Evak, Abigail Walton, Thomas Smith, Leonard Ronkel, Dennis Swan, Joan Hensley, MT. Rowe, and MT. Hamilton.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Nixon Places
 Little Rock Blame On Governor

NEW YORK, R-Vice Presi- dent Richard M. Nixon yesterday said the "disgraceful Little Rock integration situation" is largely the fault of Arkansas Gov. Orval Faubus.
 He said Faubus' handling of the situation had the inevitable effect of inspiring extremist sele- ments."
 The major share of responsibil- ity for the "disgraceful Little Rock integration situation must be placed squarely on the shoul- ders of Governor Faubus," he told airport reporters on arrival from Washington for short visit here.
 Nixon said he was certain that "the overwhelming majority of the people will support the Presi- dents firm position in behalf of law and order, and also believe that great many people in the South do not approve of the dis graceful acts of what was obvi- ously inspired by a minority group"
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Stock Market Back After Slump

NEW YORK, R-The stock market made snappy comeback yesterday after Mondays sharp drop.
 Steels and oils paced the rally as prices rebounded a few cents to $1 or more from their lowest levels, on the average, in nearly two years.
 The trading pace was brisk, with sales in the first hour ex- ceeding the similar period Mon day, which was the. busiest day of the year.
 A technical recovery was ex- pected by analysts because of the decline Monday on top of a smaller retreat Friday.
 Some of the pep went out of the rally as the morning wore on and trading became quieter.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
5 Negro Pupils lntegrated in
 East Oklahoma

OKMULGEE, Okla, R-Five Negro pupils were peacefully in tegrated in two Oknulgee County schools in eastern Oklahoma Monday.
 The enrolment of four students at an elementary school in Morris and 14-year-old sophomore, Mark Simms, at high school in nearby Preston, followed Satur- days federal court ruling by Judge Eugene Rice. He called for compliance with the Supreme Court order on a suit by the par ents of the Negro pupils.
 The suits were started by at torneys for the NAACP Mational Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
 Gov. Raymond Gary has said this border state has been 75 per cent integrated.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
FLU OUTBREAK IN CANADA CLAIMS FIFTH FATALITY

TORONTO, R-A fifth death was reported yesterday in the influenza outbreak spreading over Canada.
 A 23-year-old religion teacher died from pneumonia after catch ing flu in Rouyn, a northwestern Quebec community.
 Three other deaths have oc- cured in Ontario and one in Brit ish Columbia.
 Flu has spread into the cOun- try's northland, infecting citizens of Whitehorse in the Yukon Ter ritory. Schools there and in two other territories were closed on Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Sixth Grade Notes

Mrs. Dunbar's sixth grade class has organized a good citizenship club name Polar Bear Club. The pupils voted for the following of ficers to serve for the first three months:
 Pepper Gray, president; Gloria Carlson, vice president; Linda Doyle, secretary; Allen Reed, treasurer; Judy Koplin, sergeant at-arms; Lance Friesz, reporter; Alice Arnold and Richard Foster, librarians.
 The aim of this club is to pro- mote good citizenship, to help our school, to learn our towns laws, to learn about our territorial gov ernment, and to understand our national government.
 We study Roberts Rules of Order"
 Lance Friesz, Reporter
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Parents and Teachers Enjoy Get-Together At Nome School

Members and visitors to the PTA meeting last evening in the Multipurpose Room of the Nome School enjoyed a short business meeting followed by parents anl teachers meeting each other and discussing mutual problems.
 President Walter Freisz pre- sided, with Mrs. Gordon Osborne acting as secretary.
 Dick Miller, program chairman, was appointed to attend the Alas Hka PTA meeting in Anchorage in October.
 Refreshments were served fol- lowing the meeting with Mrs. Jim Blaming as chairman.
 The meeting award for best parent attendance went to the class of Mrs. Langhus.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-25
Operation Cool Dip by Amphibious Task Force Planned for Kodiak

SAN DIEGO, Calif., RAAn amphibious task force is to leave San Diego Oct. I to participate in the Navy's first cold weather am- phibious exercise in Alaska this year, Pacific Fleet Anphibious Force headquarters announced to- day.
 Employing about 1,600 Camp Pendleton marines, the exercise, termed Operation Cool Dip," is designed to familiarize Navy and Marine personnel with combat conditions in cold, wet weather.
 The operation will be conduct ed at Kodiak Island, 25O miles south of Anchorage.