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The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
Friday. May IT. 1857
Miss Sylvia Bray Will Head Covenant Church Vacation Bible School

Miss Sylvia Bray, well-known children's worker and producer of the popular children's TV program, The Joy Club" will be arriving in Nome tomorrow.
 Miss Bray and Miss Sarah Ruth Davis will be spending the next two weeks in Nome working with the children's program of the Covenant Church. The Covenant VBS will begin on Monday morn ing at goo am. and will continue for two weeks.
 After their stay in Nome, Miss Bray and Miss Davis will spend the greater part of the summer months carrying on a similar pro- gram in the villages of western Alaska. Some of the places to be visited with VBS will be Wales, Solomon, Koyuk, Film, Shaktoo- lik and number of villages oC the Yukon.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
NOME TEACHER PLANS TO FARM AT PILGRIM SPRINGS

Earl Owens, high school teach CT for the past year, is planning on farming at Pilgrim Hot Springs with his family this summer.
 This enterprise, planned 10 supply Nome with leafy vege- tables as well as winter supplies, will get underway immediately.
 Three thousand pounds of Mat anuska seed potatoes are being
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
N 0 T I c E

Community Methodist Church Vacation Bible School will be held May 20 10 24 and 27 to 3l for the various grades as follows:
 Nursery classes (age 31a to kin dergarten. will be held in Mrs. McCarthY's home tlst Ave. Vest: kindergarten. for those entering school next September. will be st the LWY Recreation Hall; pri- mary classes. for grades l3 this school year. al the church social hall; juniors. grades As. al the LWY Kozga building; and infer mediates. grades 7-s. will meet al 4he church sanctuary.
 Glasses start al 500 am.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
IN III CT m a Is New Name Of The Theater

The Theater announced today that the new name for the theater will be "Nomerama," pronounced Nome-er-a ana.
 l.. Virginia Brown said that though it will be while before new sign can be erected, the new name became effective as of May IS.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
FATHER AND SON DINNER
 TONIGHT AT PHOEBE HALL

Tonight is Father and Son Night for members of the Cove nant Church, who are having a father and son dinner at Phoebe Hall.
 The women of Phoebe Circle are preparing the food for this special event.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
MRS. CLARA cuRRAN DIES

Mrs. Clara Curran, wife of Peter Curran Jr., of Solomon, passed away yesterday after a short disqualification. She was 40 years old and is survived by her husband and four children.
 The body was taken to Solo, mon today for burial.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
N o T1cE
PILOTS ATTENTION

There will be meeting Mon.. May 2oth. at s:00 pm. at the CAA-WB Guest House of all pi- lots interested in better weather reporting for Seward Peninsula bush routes. sponsored jointly by inc CAA and Weather Bureau.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
Fire Alarm At Noon Today

The fire department answered an alarm a few minutes after the noon whistle today. A grass fire at Chicken Hill was put out. It had been started, it is reported, by picnicing children.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Our Saviour's Lutheran Church Thomas "A. Knudson. Supt. May 20 10 "A and May 27 10 3l
 Starting 9:30 am.
 Phone Red 9
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
SATURDAY MATINEE

THE LAST FRONTIER" is the Saturday matinee al 10 am.
 Children with tickets from the bank are assured of seats. Tickets will also be available al the box office. Admission for children up 10 and including 12 is 25 cents. For l3-Year-olds and up to and including l6-Year-olds the adnis- sion is 35 cents.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17

planted as well as turnips, oauli- flower, carrots, and many other items which have grown success fully there in years past.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-17
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Teddy Reed and Err nest Garner.
 Discharged: Flora Murray and daughter, Sig Aukongak Jr.
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80 Cotton Slips ond Petticoots, S, M or |, l.D0
white Slips, 32-40, pettiooots, S, M or |, l.N0
800 Cotton WoItz Gowns Sizes 32-38 .I.99
299 NyIon Trcot Petticoots Deep nyIon ruffle:
SIS Fomed-moke Nyon Tricot Slips White or
pOStSlSf OZ-TO eteHSy
$50 NyIon Bouffont Pettcoots Nets with lace
ond ribbon trim, some horsehoirs White end
posteIs, S Nor L 2.99
Second Floor, Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
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800 to $50 Noturol Bristle Hair Brushes. Sotin-
wood blocks; styles for men ond women 80
so MiIkmoid CoIoqnes. Source size, Lavender
ond Loce" or "Ginohon" froqronce- 2 for 100
l0c Strotford Bulk Toilet Soap BY Wrisley Pine,
cold cream, apple blossom, ootneol or butter
milk -------1-------2O cokes LOO
Konns Own 200 Hoir Sproy Contoins IonoIn;
1l-ounce con -2R9c'
Konn's Own ACC Shampoo. CostiIe, cocoonut Of,
lemon or vegetable oil ----------39 c
sPIus TAG
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Handkerchief

Mems. Wonen's 90 Hondkerchefs Mems in
white linens with lnitiois or cotton coored borders
Wonen's in SWISS linens or linen prints 59c
Mems, Womens Soc ond Soc Hondkerchiefs
Mems il white linen or cottons, oIso coIored bor-
ders Women's in embroidered SWISS linens or cot
t0t PlHlS as--------- eSStG
Women's, Mems &c Hondkerchiefs Women's in
white linen ond cotton.prnts, mems il white cotton
10 for 100
Street Floor Both Stores
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Stationery

PC Decorated Note Paper. White with flower or.
bird motifs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 89c
Soc Slim Type Notes. White with florot design,
3 for 100
LOO Poker Chips lnterlockino; unb1eokobe, 8SIc
J 3 Montoo's Pound Of Poper-----2 for I.2S
Us Montog's Envelopes 100 to box,
2 boxes I.25
298 Mop Holders Simulated leother, 6xl3", la
200 Eyegtoss Coses Simulated Leather - 90
800 Box HormernniIl Club-size Poper 30
Street Floor Washington Only
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ChiIdren's Shoes

SO and $50 Fomed-moke Shoes. 20q6 off regular
price. Styles for boys and girls Brown oxfords,
block patent Straps, red school strop, block ond
white Or brown ond white soddIe oxfords Sizes
6R-l2. now 40 Sizes l2h-3 now SEQ
Fourth Floor. Washington; Second Floor, Arlington
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WOIllen.S Shoes

1925 to l4o9 Fomous-noke Dress Shoes Dis
continued styles, suedes ond other feathers. Sings,
hoters, plain or trimmed pumps High or nidwoy
heels; 4-lO AAAA to c, but not in eoch style.
$50
Fourth Floor Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
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IrreeuIors Of Los, 195 and go Pods-lnsp.red
Nylons. Beige or toupe, sizes 8K-ll,
79c-2 for $50
l35 Fomedbrond Nyons FIRST ouolity dark
seems Beige Or red fox shodes. 8R-ll.- S9c
Street Floor. Both Stores
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JeWeIry
Street Floor. Both Stores
Handbags

Mems. Womens $50 to 500 Leather BlIIfoIds and
Wonens French Purses ------l.9 80
Women's Spring Belts Sizes 24-30---l 90
500 imported Sodde Leather Boqs-3. So
300 Handbags Wide vorieN Of styles-l 80
Mems 500 Leather top Fitted Clothes Brushes.
1922! s:! g.
Street ELnnr Roth Stores -
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Womens go TO 40 Umbrellas Domestic ond
imported ocetote novelty handles. 2.00
Womens 595 to 795 Umbrellas Domestic and
French fobncs 10 ond l6-rb ---------3. %
Street Floor Both Stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

800 pr zoo ond $50 Doube-woven Fobrjc Gloves
Shorte novelties and tailored slipons White, BEIGE
block Or novy Broken-size range -----I 90
Street Floor, Both Stores
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THE stocking with the arrow" assures
straight seams without q backward glance.
Dress sheers, walking sheers or seamless mi
o-nesh. Beige or toupe tones. 8N-ll in
group. 80 pr.
z prs. l.50
Street Floor Both Stores
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Street Floor, Both Stores
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TOiI0tri0S

Street Floor, Both Stores
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Street Floor indies

80 ond go Nylon Trcot Slips White ond pos
tels $40 n group 2.59, 2 for 800
l2c Nyon Ircot Briefs White or postels, sizes
- ------- 2 for 100
Street Floor. Both Stores
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WOnmen'S Gloves

Street Floor, Both Stores
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NeckWear

] $3.50 Sonple Neckweor White pique or nyon
collors and films ---.------. ---------I.( 90
Sc end 90 SorpIe Flowers. Pin-on clusters in
colorful spring coors 3 for 100
80 and go Fomed-moke BIouses Cottons in
short ond q sleeves; rnony styles Solid colors and
prints, 32-33 "a
] co Royon ond silk Scorfs. Lorge size; light ond
oork background prints ----------- = for LOO
Street Floor Both Stores
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Lingerie

Street Floor, Both Stores
, 1957-05-03

'O: HAA NAA y A' ~ %
Of Finance may enter into agreements with business organi-
cations for such inclusion of the tax in the sale price and for
remittance of all sums thus collected either monthly or at
such other reasonable intervals as may be necessary to re-
concile returns and payments to a regular routine of record
keeping.
SECTION 7. Equipment and supplies of contractors
brought into the Virgin Islands for use on contractual pro-
jects shall be reported to the Head of the Tax Division in
accordance with regulations to be issued, not in conflict with
this Law. Said equipment and supplies shall also be reported
to the Head of the Tax Division when being taken out of the
Virgin Islands. Any equipment and supplies brought in by
contractors which are sold, or otherwise disposed of other
than by use on contractual projects, in the Virgin Islands
shall be taxable under the provisions of this Law.
SECTION 8. An Amusement Tax at the rate of five
(5%) per cent on the gross receipts shall be levied on all per-
formances, or entertainments, including ~cock-fights, horse
races, theatrical performances, motion picture shows, boxing
matches, circuses and concerts where admission is charged
or where admission is available to contributors, or where or
for which contributions are solicited; PROVIDED. That this
tax shall not apply in the case of any event held by or spon-
sored by anyoffcially recognized religious, charitable, bene-
violent, civic, educational or other organization when not en-
gagged in the conduct of business for profit. The owner or
operator of any theatre, auditorium, building or property
where performances and entertainments are held shall be
Jointly liable with the managers or conductors Of such perfor-
mances or entertainments for making reports and payments
at such periods of time as the Head Of the Tax Division shall
require.
SECTION 9. All persons, partnerships, firms, corpora
tons or other business associations engaged in a trade or
business in the Virgin Islands shall keep such records as are
adequate and necessary for them to prepare the several re-
ports required by this Law, and the Commissioner of Fin
ance and his agents are authorized to examine any books,
records, papers, or other information bearing upon matters
covers by this Law, and he may require the attendance OF a
taxpayer having knowledge of such books, records, etc, as
may be necessary for proper enforcement of the Law.
SECTION 10. The employees of the United States Gus
-. ..4- aJ III Initod Cfofnc Post Office De-
partment are hereby authorized pursuant to Act of Congress
of June "a. 1892. to assist the appropriate officials of the Gov
, 1957-05-03

eminent of the Virgin Islands in the a
ton of the taxes herein imposed.
, 1957-05-03
SUNDAY and MONDAY

eminent of the Virgin Islands in the assessment and collec-
ton of the taxes herein imposed.
SECTION ii (a( All vessels plying between the British
Virgin Islands and the United States Virgin Islands using the
facilities of the new bulkhead in Charlotte Amalieor the other
public wharves or public landing places in the Virgin Islands
for docking, or unloading cargo or passengers, shall pay to
the Collector of Customs the sum of twenty-five (25c) cents
per net registered tonnage of the vessel; except that vessels
bringing passengers only shall pay a flat fee of Two(2.OO)Dol-
lars. These fees shall be paid once only on each incoming
voyage.
O) All vessels using the facilities of the new bulkhead
in Charlotte Amalie or the other public wharves or public
landing places in the Virgin Islands for loading or unload
ing, with the exception of the vessels specified in subsection
() of this Section, shall pay to the Collector of Customs the
loading and unloading charge of twenty-five 25c) cents per
ton on the basis Of 2240 pounds or 40 cubic feet to the ton,
whichever computation yields more; Provided. That the mini
mum charge shall be twenty-five (25c) cents. Government
owned cargo shall be exempt from the provisions of this
subsection.
e) Vessels, including pleasure crafts, using the facili-
ties of the new bulkhead in Charlotte Amalie, and the other
public wharves or public landing places in the Virgin Islands,
in ballast or with cargo in transit, shall pay a flat docking
Continued on page A.
, 1957-05-03
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.xunten Addresses
MT. Pleasant Group

Washington is rated as one OF
the cleanest cities in the coun-
try. said William A. Xanten,
superintendent OF the city's Di-
vision Of Sanitation.
But that doesn't make II
Clean" he added. 1T Just makes
the other cities worse"
Mr.. Xanten discussed the
problem Of city sanitation at q
meeting Of the Mount Pleasant
Citizens Association. He prom
Used a bigger campaign this year,
beginning with Cleanup Week
May IL through Is. to produce
cleaner city.
One Of the Districts major
sanitation problems. the super
intendent said. is pedestrian lit
ter which must be cleaned up
by unsupported crews.
People don't realize" Mr..
Xanten said. that when they
throw something down on the
street. it's their own money 1t
takes to pick it up"
Edward c. Wilcox, president
Iof the association, conducted the
meeting in the Mount Pleasant
Library. Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
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z Seders Planned
In Area Tomorrow

Two model Seders Of family
teasts celebrating the joyous
Passover holiday will be held in
the Washington area tomorrow
Passover. commemorating the
successful flight of the Jewish
people from their Egyptian OPP
Ipressors about 1900 B. c.. starts
on Monday. Orthodox and Con-
servative Jews observe the holi-
day for eight days and Reform
Jews for seven days.
Army Chaplain Alexander
Shapiro will conduct a seder at
q pm. in the New Post Chapel
at Fort Belvoir. Va. Arrange
ments are being co-ordinated
through the Alexandria Armed
Services Committee, National
Jewish Welfare Board.
B'nai Birth Hillel Foundation
OF George Washington Univer-
sity will hold its seder at Z pm
in the foundations quarters
2129 F. street NV. Rabbi Aaron
q. Seidman, foundation director
will act as the reader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-09
Donegon Named
To SAC Bourd

Thomas j. Donegan was nomi-
mated by President Eisenhower
yesterday for a full five-year
term on the Subversive Activities
Control Board.
Mr.. Donegan, q former FBI
agent and later a special assist
ant to the Attorney General. has
been a member of the board since
February 81 when he was named
to fill the unexpired portion OF
the term Of Thomas j. Herbert
Mr.. Herbert resigned when he
was elected an Ohio State SUI
preme Court judge.
The President also nominated
Richard A. Simpson OF Rich
mond. Va. for reappointment as
United States marshal for the
Eastern District of Virginia. Mr.
Simpson has held that post since
July II, 1858.
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.Ei|dt Expects
More Tankers

EILAT. Israel, April 8 R.--
The American oil tanker Kern
Hills left Israel's southern port
today after discharging the first
cargo Of oil ever brought to the
Jewish nation through the dis
puted Gulf Of Aqaba.
The Ministry Of Development
said in Jerusalem that three
tankers are scheduled to arrive
at Eilat during May.
The 10.44l-ton Kern Hills
brought $500 tons of oil from
Iran. arriving Saturday after an
unmolested voyage through the
narrow Tran Straits. United
Nation troops now occupy the
shore positions from which Egyp-
tian guns had kept out Eilat-
bound shipping until Israel's in
vasion Of Egypt last fall.
The tanker discharged its 49,
500 tons Of crude oil and l.00C
tons Of fuel oil in less than 80
hours. The captain, Glenn E
Moseley of Portland. Greg, said
he hoped to return to Eilat In q
few weeks.
The oil was pumped into newly
constructed storage tanks near
the shore. It will move north
ward next month when the new
8-inch pipeline opens from Eilat
to Beersheba.
Like the Kern Hills, the three
.tankers due in May repeatedly
will be American ships chartered
by Israeli firms. The Develop
Iment Ministry says the number
of tankerS arriving will increase
to three or four q month after
"a few months.
In Eilat Harbor. meanwhile
loading of the Danish freighter
Birgitte loft was interrupted BY
"a delay in the arrival of SOC
tons of cement. Trucks bring
ing the cargo got stuck after q
sudden rain washed out a road
The 3.500-tone Birgitte loft
arrived at Eilat March 25. She
is scheduled to sail in the next
day or two for East Africa.
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Russia 10 Study
.Disdrming Plan

LONDON. April 9 (P.-RusSia
has promised to give close study
to a new United States disarma-
Iment proposal. A two-step plan
would ultimately freeze IS per
cent Of the major powers con-
|ventional arms in a common pool,
United States Disarmament
Expert Harold Stassen preached
the idea yesterday before the
United Nations Disarmament
Subcommittee discussing plans
for arms reductions. Russia, the
United States. Britain, France
and Canada are the members.
Informed sources said Mr.
iStassen told the closed session
that. as a first step. the FIVE ma
lions should place 10 per cent Of
their non-nuclear weapons, ships
and other military equipment
under international control. This
would go in effect one year after
an agreement signed and ratified
A reduction to agreed man.
power levels would be taken at
the same time. All five nations
have agreed to cut the levels
to 2.5 million for Russia and
the United States and $50. 1000 for
Britain and France.
II this step were carried cut
satisfactorily. Mr.. Stassen said,
he would then recommend to the
United States Government that
it agree to retire another is per
cent Of its conventional arms.
Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin
termed Mr.. Stassen's proposal
very important" and promised
10 give 1t careful study.
Western observers described
the session--99th since the SUBJ
committee was formed in 1854
AS the best so far" They
stressed, however, that the talks
were still at highly theoretical
stage.
The subcommittee has not yet
discussed details Of the control
organization which would have
to be set up before any pact is
signed. This in the past has been
q chief barrier to East-West
agreement.
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MosIem Leaders AssoiI
Sukorno Unity Cabinet

JAKARTA, Indonesia, April Q
B.-PreSident Sukarno today
Iswore in hand-picked cabinet
he hopes will restore unity to
divided Indonesia. The new
government came under i'm
mediate fire from powerful
Moslem elements.
The cabinet. named after
IIndonesia's rebellious islands
had been four weeks without a
central government. Is headed by
Ipro-Socialist Prime Minister
Raden Djuanda.
The % ministers included four
alleged pro-Communists, among
them Education Minister Priono.
who received the Stain Peace
Prize in 1852. Indonesia's
Moslem, Catholic and Protestant
Parties have warned they will
mot support a government con-
tanning Communists.
Mr.. Sukarno's leaning toward
the Reds was one Of the issues
which touched of recent re-
volts In Sumatra. Borneo and
East Indonesia. There was no
indication yet that the rebels
in the outer islands would go
along with the new regime.
Guided Democracy Program
The new government carries
the title emergency extra
parliamentary business cabinet
of experts" Mr.. Sukarno charged
1t to put into practice one of
his favorite ideas-formation OF
a national council representing
Iall segments of Indonesian So
ciety. The council. part Of his
program OF guided democ-
Iracy." probably will contain
Communists.
Mr.. Sukarno has never spelled
out whether the council will
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take today OF. there was nc
reason to believe that the nego-
tiators had come any closer tc
agreement than they have been
Henryk Kotlicki. chief Of the
Polish Economic Mission. has in
dictated he would prefer to &C
back to Warsaw empty-handed
rather than accept as little as
the SIS million offer the Ameri-
cans have made.
He considers only $50 million
Of the the offer to be directed al
the needs he outlined in talks
since he arrived here late last
February. And accepting the $5C
million half a loaf" the Pole.
believe, would cause the Co.
mulka regime more trouble with
the Polish peasants and urbar
workers than no loaf at all.