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Officers Ndmed

Ofiicers elected for the To-
cal chapter Of the Junior
Army Daughters include Miss
Nancy Smith as President;
Miss Patricia Francon, secre-
tary and Miss Charley Ward.
treasurer.
Senior advisors to the
group are Mrs. J. K. Schmidt
and Mrs. David F. Kovarik.
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Clearing DRESSES!
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vited a group Of young people
to assist as hosts and hos
tesSeS.
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Clearing COATS!
Women's-Misses'-

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The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
Legislative Council To Hold TwO-Day Session in Juneau

JUNEAU, R-The Legislative Council, an interim agency of the Territorial Legislature, last week announced a two-day session here July 17-18.
 The meeting, to include public hearings, will concentrate on a re- view of studies underway by the councils full-time staff in Juneau
 The 1857 Legislature assigned the council nine specific fields of investigation, with instructions to draw up corrective proposed leg islation where necessary.
 One of the major projects out lined for the council was a revi- sion of the territorial government organization, aiming towards more unified and business like operation.
 Other studies include review and taxation reviews; labor and management laws, including em- ployment security and workmen's compensation; judiciary system and probate code, and studies of a motor vehicle code.
 The 10-man council, headed by Sen. Ralph E. Moody D-Anchor- age), will meet with two vacan- cies among it's membership.
 The vacancies were created by the legislative resignations of for mer House Speaker Richard J. Greuel, a Fairbanks Democrat, and Republican Rep. Frank John son of Rake, who resigned to be-, come US. commissioner in his home town.
 In addition to Moody, council members are Democratic Sens. John McNees of Nome, Frank Peratrovich of KlaWock and Vic tor Rivers of Anchorage, and Democratic Reps. Seaborn J. Buchelew Jr. Of Anchorage, Geo. B. McNabb Jr of Fairbanks, and James von der Heydt of Nome.
 The only Republican is Sen. Paul B. Haggland of Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
Moscow Halls New British Trade
 Policy as Defeat for US. Diplomacy

MOSCOW R-Pnavda Saturday trols on trade with Red China is "Washington's greatest diplo- matic defeat"
 The Soviet Communist Party organ said the British decision showed widening differences be- tween Britain and the United States. It published long review of press reaction from Peiping, Paris, Rome, London and else where hailing the decision.
 Moscow radio said that by sticking to it's trade embargo on
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
Woman Spots Snake On Her Shoe, Nearly Equals Record Broadjump

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. RHThey say Miss Louise Mizell nearly equaled the worlds record for the standing broadjump when she glanced down and saw a water mocoasin crawling across her shoe.
 She was standing near her car on Main Street Friday receiving g congratulations from a friend on her new engagement ring
 The snake oozed up the wheel of Miss Mizell's car and disap- peared under the hood. She promptly offered the car for sale at a huge discount but calmer heads prevailed.
 Someone drove the car to a nearby service station, where an attendant turned on a steam hose full blast. The snake was never found
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
FISHING PRIVILEGE FOR EXPERTS

Residents of the State of Montana who have achieved the eminence of three-score-and-ten have been accorded free fishing rights the Treasure State we learn from The Forsythe Independent.
 This is undoubtedly well-intentoned and cer- tainly heart-Warming genuflection of the State of Montana toward it's senior citizens-but question whether it is logical Since the privilege became effec tive only May 1st what will happen is still in the realm of conjecture. But, submit that of all the fishermen in the state Montana has chosen free from this special the class that raises the most havoc with the fish population
 For thing, those over 70 are the most experi- enced anglersalso they the most patient Further they usually have time for fishing than their juniors who up to their in the struggle for groceries, rent and payments on the TV.
 We can't help wondering in case some other state is thinking of conferring similar boon segment of it's population, whether 1t might not be better to exempt the very young If the rank beginners Say up to voting age so-were to enjoy this prvi lege would put less strain those who resock the streams and lakes and the taxpayers who SUD- port this activity It should also increase enthusiasm for the sport and hence ultimate from fishing licenses.
 No doubt Montana can stand the strain of it's generosity but states less richly endowed with wilde should have care before following it's example
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
Twin Boys Lost for IT Hours in Country Found Safe But Sobbing

ORTING, Wash, R-Two little twin boys who were lost in rug ged, logged-over land near their home for r hours during the night were found Saturday, fly ing in the grass and crying their eyes out"
 But the 21-rnonth-old twins, Kevin and Kerry Yanasak, sons of MT. and Mrs. Edward Yanasak, suffered from only minor scratch es and did not appear to be hurt.
 Nearly 1000 civilians and sol diers from nearby Fit. Lewis were called into the search which be- gan about 3:45 pm. Friday when their mother noticed the twins had wandered from the back yard where they had been playing with their dog, a black beagle.
 The children were found about two miles northeast of their farm home. With them was their dog.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03

Communist China the United States assumes the pose of a political Don Quixote in order to attack the windmills of history"
 The Americans have far more reason to be glad about this de- feat than 10 be indignant or an- gry," continued commentator AL exander Alexandrov.
 ''It is not the American people who have suffered a setback" the broadcast said, ''but the policy of cold war and strength which the Washington politicians have so unjustly applied to peoples Chi
 The broadcast also declared Britain is not likely to remain alone in it's embargo decision.
 'The advantages of normal eco- homie contacts with China are well remembered in Western Germany also, and in Japan and France" it said. "The collapse of the embargo policy is also to the advantage of it's initiator, the LISA. It likewise stands to gain by peaceful trade with China. To establish friendly ties with China means to guarantee peace and tranquility in Asia"
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
RECORD PRIZE MONEY FOR INDIANAPOLIS RACE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, R-Sam Hanks Saturday banked the driv- CTS share of record $1O3,844 prize for winning the 5OO-mile race at Indianapolis motor speed way. His big prize came out of a total purse of $3O0,252, also a record.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
A WARNING TO REMEMBER

Indications that the optimism of handyman Harold Stassen outshone the caution of Chairman Radford of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at the disarmament session of the National Security Council.
 It may be that we will offer Russia only small aerial hole through which to plan and launch inva sion As the President told his news conference, we do not wish to be trecalcitrant" or "picayunsh"
 But to forget Admiral Rarfords warning that We cannot trust the Russians on this or anything" would be considerable worse
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Bridget Alurac,G. Mayac, Josephine Kaija, Annie SaVok, Vim. Buchanan.
 Discharged: Ted Grotha, Lucy OutWater. Donna Morgan, Vivian Ramcamp, Russ Mclaughlin.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03
THT DISTRICT COJDT

Sophie Radakovich of Kotze- bue was granted a divorce from Stephen Radakovich in US. Dis trict Court last "Wednesday by Judge Walter Hodge
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-03

Take the wind as it blows, the rain as it falls, and folks as they really are.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-09

Earl W. Willis. X acre. / lot
and bldg. ...-................... $685.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-08-09
NOTICE = TAX SALE
NORTH CAROLINA. DARE COUNTY

collection and by virtue Of e Of the Board Of Commissioners
Dare County North Caroline directing the sale Of tax liens Of said
auction the highest bidder for cash the courthouse door in Man
teo Neh Caroline Monday September 1857 starting the
hour OF 1900 Noon the brief description Of the land
listed he Of EACH principal amount Of the faxes owed
by each subject be increased BY penalty and allowed by
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HATTERAS TOWNSHIP
FRISCO DISTRICT


Chester Lupton Austin Est,
lot and bldg. .................... 1870
Lizzie Austin. Az acres ........ 1852
Bonnie B. Barnett, 1 lot and
bldg. 11.5o
Preston Basnett. 9 acres.
lot and bldgs. .................... 1920
Mrs. Frances Farrow, 25
acres .....l.............................. 1853
Ralph Gray, 41s acres ............ 1852
j. Gordon Kellogg, s 2/8
acres 1Z.U1
Laura B. Lette, a 1/8 acre -. 2.89
Harold Lewis ct al, % acres :. 1925
Louval Realty Company, 1929
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887
Mrs. Evelyn S. Mckinney,
land and bldg. ................... 15.49
Benjamin Franklin Robinson,
1 lot and bldg. .................... S.88
Leonard L. Robinson, l lot
and bldg. .................. 25.4O
Donald Stowe, A 1/8 acres -. PAT
Norwood Carol Stowe. l acre :. 1.53
Edgar Lee Styron, land ........ 6.25
Elwood Tolson, lot and
bldg. -..........................-......... 7.O4
lack H. Whidbee, IL acres, /
lot and bldg. ............... 8.61
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EAST LAKE TOWNSHIP
EAST LAKE

Heirs of Charles w. Greet,
20 acres and bldg. .. $40
J. R. Duvall Est, So acres : GAG
julius w. Gientz Est, so
E clCICS Os<-O
Heirs of Wilhelmine Overman,
Il acre and bldg. ..-......- SOL
CROATAN TOWNSHIP
MASHOES
Mary Lizzette Midget, 2
acres ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lob
KENNEKEET TOWNSHIP
AVON DISTRICT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

corps de ballet. Mr.. Guadagno
conducts.
The Japanese soprano. Tomoko
Kanazawa. sings the title role
in Madame Butterfly" on the
final evening Of the series June
Is.
Brother to Assist
Felix w. Salmaggi. general d.
rector Of the New York Opera
Festival. win be assisted for the
Washington outdoor series by
his brother Guido as artistic
director. They will bring the
complete company Of about loo
from New York. with scenery
costumes and properties.
Tickets for all six operas are
on sale at Super Music City in
the National Press Building, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

lgo to California, where he will
conduct q Hollywood Bowl con-
cert August IS.
During the coming winter
season. he will conduct the
Detroit Symphony January l and
2. The Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra in concerts Januar,
10 and II and the University Of
Miami Symphony April IS anc
IA.
! During the last year. DR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

at the Amphitheater entrance
box office. just of Sixteenth
street and Colorado avenue. NV,
The downtown box Office is
open from $3.50 am. to $3.50 pm
The amphitheater entrance box
office is open from 10 am. to
10 am. daily and from / to 10
pm. Sundays. Telephone reser-
vations may be made by calling
Sterling 3-3234 or Tuckerman
l2-262O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

Mitchell conducted the SYM
phony Of the Air at a Carnegie
Hall concert in New York and
a Baltimore Candlelight Concert
at the Peabody Conservatory.
In the l956-57 season just con-
cluded. DR.. Mitchell conducted
the National Symphony lin 166
performances out of a total Of
l184 given by the orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

guest conducting engagements In
the United States and abroad.
DR.. Mitchell will direct the
National Symphony Orchestra of
Guatemala on Guatemala Liberia
ton Day July 8. He will remain
in that country for three weeks.
conducting two more concerts
there before returning to his
summer home in Vermont.
In August, DR.. Mitchell will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

Other Metropolitan artists In
this opera will be Cesare Bardelli
as Escamillo. Norman Kelley as
Don Jose. and Louis, Sgarro as
Zuniga.
Also in the cast are Josephine
Guido as Micaela, Joyce Gin rs
Mercedes, Maria Candida as
Frasquita, Roy Urhausen as
Dancaire and Morales. and Ad-
rien La Chance as Remendado,
The corps de ballet features
Lydia Arlova and Lucien Pri-
deaux, soloists. Anton Rocco
Guadagno conducts.
Lucia Evangelista. soprano Of
New York City opera. radio and
television acclaim, sings the role
of Mimi in la Boheme" Friday.
Guest artists from the Metropoli-
tan include Thomas Hayward as
Rodolfo. Francesca Valentino as
Marcello, and Mr.. Sgarro as Col
line. Others in the cast are Miss
Guido as Musetta, Roy Urhau-
sen as Schaunard. Adrien La
Chance as Benoit and Alcindoro.
Mr.. Guadagno conducts.
Herva Nelli. a leading soprano
with the Metropolitan for sew
eral seasons, heads the IN Tro-
vatore" cast next Saturday night
Rudolph Petrak. dramatic tenor,
will sing Manrico.
Aida Scheduled June "a
Miss Evangelista. Mr.. Hay
ward and Mr.. Valentino return
to the casts next Sunday when
they appear as Violetta. Alfredo
and Germont, respectively, In
La Traviata."
On June "a, Herva Nelli APP
pears in the title role in Aida.
Regina Resnick will sing Am
neris: Mr.. Petrak. Rhadames;
Mr.. Bardelli, Escamillo, and Mr.
Sgarro, Ramfls. with Roy Ur-
hansen, Miss La Chance and
Miss Candida in supporting
roles. Miss Arlova and Mr.. Pri-
deaux will be featured with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Bids Accepted
BY Mitchell

Howard Mitchell. conductor
of the National Symphony
Orchestra, has accepted several
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Metropolitan Opera Stars
To Offer Carmen Here

Leading singers Metropolitan Opera
other appear In the sx-day New York
ta opening the Carter Barron Amphitheater at $3.50
Thursday with Carmen"
Regina Resnick Metropolitan heads the
In the opening appearing the title role
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

] During the last year. d.
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HELP-MEN
ROUTEMAN

ROUTEMEN-Need 3 men: the best
pay and working conditions In the
laundry industry. ST ERLIN G
LAUNDRY. lO2I 9th ST. NV
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BERGMAN'S LAUNDRY
L,nL q CT N ~

Good opportunity for willing work
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See MIR Taylor after 10 am. tnC
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HELP-MEN

PAINT STORE SALESMAN for be-
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SALESMAN 10 sell and collect 1nsur-
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SALES TRAINEE,

Nationally known food
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trainee to call on bakers in
protected and partially estab-
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after 3 D m Wednesday, jan
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Paint Salesman
EXPERIENCED ONLY

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PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER
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ISALESCLERK to work in hardwar,
store: good pay. 20, 2-6lSs
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ROUTE statesmen t?), WHITE
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h.1 @ ST. NV,
SALES REPRESENTATIvE--One OF
the worlds largest companies ha;
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AUTO statesmen

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less OF what you are selling,
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location. Guarantee while
breaking in. Call Nj. Porter,
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$500
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When aaspeTfnc advertise uents
address to Star bores do NOT
enclose oripindl references photo
graphs CT ofhei materials 81 per.
Sondl udlue Cones seFre the pur.
nose Originals mau oct lost
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traffic record and driving expt
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weekdays; q a. IN. to noon, Satur
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hELP-MEN

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