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v j e L b E

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(kedz) ketka flame (flen) pamen, grozd.
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Price tpras cijena rajs) wse(
pa pasteta sky skaj nebo daD fly (a spy
lspaj) uhoda.
Roe (ro) nepraeL hope (hop)
da yoke (jo aam joke (dzo saa
dim (rog) lopov.
Blue (blu) modar (hu) pure pjur) ru)
pravilo.
soica seno putt (ren)
uzda reign !ren) vlada, eight (e
Cause koz) uzrok vault (vol) papak,
(don) osvit, jaw (dzo)
Beef (bi govedna sjeme (strp Utica week
(uik) tjedan weak bs
leaf un) (flaJz) muhe spies (spaz) uhode
Dew dju) rosa (nu) (skru) saraf mu)
hladan room (rum) proor spoon
(spun) zica; cook (kuk) kuhar, bulz knuga.
Soap (sop) sapun, throat tro grlo, goat
Town aun) grad (vau) zave pound (paund)
staut) jak.
Moist bedro boy (bo djeca toj
Cellar (seler) pvna city grad
civil (siv uudan candle (kend pjevac
Q<rast) kora curtain (ker TIM
Chin cn) podbradak cherry
chalk (eok kreda cheek tll lice choice cojs) izbor
(dzoj) veselje judge (dzadj)
Gem (dzem dragu gentleman gospodn gipsy
dzips cigann tgedz glass (glas good gd
kljuc, kopeno (nat noz knight (naj
knowledge naledz) znane knuckle (nakl glezani
(sit) poniava shep-
herd pastir ship (p) brod shoe
Soldier vonk (verdzer) zelenje grandeur
(grendzer) vecina social so partial (parsD pran
(spe invention (nvensn) pronalazak creation
stvonje
(preses) skpocen panje
post cues) kepostan anxious straiv
nezer) mjera,
koica azure ezer modrina glazer gezr saar
(preSer) tlak luxury (lak Serb
zenidba.
kraica,
Fox (f0ks> lisica, six (sksl ses, tax eks) porez.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

O,a knjiga "Lak nacin Engleski bez ucitea" dobije
t,rdo epom papiru $500 kod gorne nase
me Palandechs Publishing House, 7O5 Wells Street.
Chicago !, Illinois
Pisite neka vam posalju cijenk knjiga kod njih
zete dobti prosvetn knjga raznih rijecnika, kao
bavnh drugh knjga. Pisite materinskom jezku
hrvatski ill engleski Mi frmu ljepo preporucu emo
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
IZGOVO.R

engleski pravops odrednh pavia Jdan e s gas
pe wise natna poedna
Evo engleskih sova nJhovih imena:
izgovori zgovor b. zgovor zgovor iz-
izgovori ef, izgovori ds
zgovor de- izgovori k zgovo el izgovor
zgovor izgovori
lin, x izgovor eks, Y izgovor uaj, q izgovori sed
Da olaksam canje ucenje engeskog
svao engesoj rec njezn zgovor Bzet izgovor uporbo
slova kao Sc hrvakom ezku zgovara Posto engle
skom zku ina glasova jerk
nihovu onaku kpnjm slovima Gdegod
krupno slovo to ina ciat drugacije
ziku citamo tako
nije hrvatsko zgovo-
koje doneke naici gdjegdje cue
izgovoreno PRIMER
otvorenim izgovoreno koje priblzuje gasu
(men covjei, cat Qe macka land zemlja
ham (hem) prsut;
je dugi gornJ glas
oe dugo koje prbizue izgovara
enim usima, law (o) all (ol
gall (go zuc tai (tol vek
scno ovome glasu sto je kratko dog
(dog) pas, loss Qos) gubtak, box (box) skatuja
t oznacuu diva engesko te
nasi nit Il d. vec Sc izgovaraju dl1kcije to:
zgovoimo ako vrh ezka gornjh
somo da iznledju jezka zubi
smo 1zmedJu zubi bago dbemo
sas d. jud koJ jezikom susjetaju
stoe izgovorit obicno cloth
kovac thick (tik) thunder
ander) gmavna truth ut istna
brader) brat mother made) oval
oznacuje gas so imade engeko izgovori-
ako udsmo kao da cemo izgovorit
govomo vet od1nah prijedemo gas so je
uor) rat warm uorn) opao wine (uan) watch
Sovo kraju soga edva izgovor
saogaa so Sc pred MIN naazi e sovo pred MIN
kao dugo slovo kao dugo glasu sltno
spred izgovarau nekm nejasnm glasom, ko
nejasno ma biezmo u zgovoru kao or
kao naglaseno kao
(star) zjezda short (sort kraa thorn
stado shirt (ser kosuja bird (berd pca
anie gasnije zgovara o;
Sc tako da Sc liza MEGA niece zna ao fad nesene
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30
LAKl NACIN
ENGLESKI
BEZ UCITELJA
VJEZBE I RAZGOVORI

VJEzBE RAZGOVORI
L KRATKO VRIJENIE NAUCITI, RAZUMIJEVATI
GOVORITI ENGLESkI, TAkODJER
HRVATSkI
Prredo
Prof ALEXANDER LOCF1MER
POPRAVLRNO IZDANJE
Published by
PALANDECHS PUBLISHING FOI SE
7O5 South Wells Street
Chicago 7, Illinois
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-30

ma imas pravo ostati samo kroz
pogodjeno vrijeme.
Treba pribiljeziti jedan pohva-
Ian Gin cd strane drustva, koji
je izvrsen poslije prvog dijela
|programa. Predsjednik John Pre-
polec urucio je direktoru Bendi
zlatan sat znak priznanja "a
njegova opca nastojanja, kod
promicanja nase glazbene kul-
ture. .
Ma kraju pojavljuje Sc pod
pretsjednik Anthony Bunetta,
koji Sc u ime drustva zahvaljuje
i1a lijepom odzivu i posjeti; IL
javljuje da &c Sc sa zabavom
plesanjem nastaviti u dvorani
"Kolumbosovih vi ezova" ma
Woodward ulici izmedju Forest
Ii Garfield. Poziva publiku, da
svi skupa zavrsimo program pie
vajucis- "Boze blagoslovi Anne
riku".
Slijedeci dan, II februara, o.
svrnula Sc je americka stampa
ma oval ugodno iznenadjeni us.
pjesni koncert. Medju onima koji
su o tome pisali nalazi Sc j
Frank p. Gill, muzicki pisac !
kriticar velikog dnevnika "Det.
roit Times-a". Medju ostalim, 6.
Gill veil: "Tamburaska Orkestra
Detroitske Trgovatke Komore
moze sebe nazivat pocetnicima,
ali svirali su kao professionals
sh." Ovo je vrlo pohvalno, q
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
HATTERAS ISLAND OES
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS

Outer Banks Rebekah Lodge
No. 165 held its regular meeting
Friday night. The Lodge Deputy,
Matte Midget, installed the new
officers as follows: Noble Grand
Ella Midget; Vice Grand, Lillian
Midget; Recording Secretary, No.
ra E. Herbert; Financial Secre.
tary;, Camille Midget; Treasurer
Beulah O'Neal; Warden, Odessa
Midget; Conductor, Sudie Payne;
Inside Guardian, Ethel O'Neal
Outside Guardian, Mary Gaskinsi
Chaplain, Lucretia Midget; Right
Supporter to Noble Grand, Rowens
O'Neal; Left Support to Noble
Grand, Bette Farrow; Right Sup.
porter to Vice Grand, Luranis
Midget; Left Supporter to Vice
Grand, Polly Midget; Past Noble
Grand, Alberta Porter; Musician
Bethany R. Gray.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31

poultry, Mrs. Julia Midget; home
dairy, Mrs. Brucie Vanderslice:
food conservation, Dorothy Taylor;
housing and house furnishings,
Lena Pearsall; home management,
Laura Hooper; family life, Martha
Dough; home Identification, Edith
Best; clothing, Mabel Twiford; and
arts and crafts, Mrs. Edgar Perry.
County committee chairmen -
community service. Helen Wamp-
Ter; health and safety, Gail Hollis;
education, Laura Austin; citizen
ship, Dorothy Beasley; music, Vir-
ginia Patrick; publicity, Judy
York; recreation, Mrs. Harry
Baum; loan fund, Mrs. Roy Ether
idge; and All club leader, Gloria
johnson.
Two reports were given: Mrs.
Sally Nunemaker of Mays Head
reported on the club dues and Mrs.
Harry Baum of Wanchese on the
Home Demonstration Building
Fund.
Lunch was enjoyed together
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
to November 1858.

to November 1858.
A bylaw was made stating that
if a person failed to pay their dues
for a year they would automatic
ally be dropped from the club.
Since the point system has been
accepted, the clubs wish to have as
near perfect attendance as possible.
1t was suggested that each club
appoint hospitality committee to
visit their members and explain
to them this new bylaw and also
that if they do not attend their
club for year they would be put
on an inactive list.
Mrs. Curtis Toler, 25th District
Chairman, invited everyone to at
tend the district meeting in Cur
rituck County. 1t was suggested
that a goal be set of one carload
from each club to attend.
County project leaders and COM
mittee chairmen were selected, as
follows: project leader-foods and
nutrition, Minnie Lee Toler; home
gardens, Mrs. Fred Basnight; home
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
SNORflIEllS RECITAL
HAS SMALL AUDIENCE
Voice and Piano Recital by Arids and
Nara Snornieks Heard by ApPreeia-
tive Group; Reception Follows
in Their Honor

A small but appreciative audi
ence gathered in the Manteo
school auditorium Monday night
to hear Aryids and Nara (Mr. and
Mrs. Arvids) Snorniecks of New
Bern present piano and voice
recital under the sponsorship of the
Roanoke Island Music Club.
Mr.. Snorniecks, who is a bari
tone, sang a group of songs by
Schubert, Schumann and Darzins;
and for his second group he chose
Tschaikowsky, Borodin, Cadman,
Edwards, Manning and Tosti. Most
of these were sung in European
languages, including his native
Latvian, although several were
sung in English. The music lost
somewhat of it's meaning in the
English numbers, because of the
effort the unaccustomed language
required, but the sonsg done in
foreign languages showed great
understanding and showed excel
lent muSlclanShlp.
Mrs. Snornieks played her hus-
bands Accomplishments in an arts
tic manner, and also rendered two
groups of piano solos, all by
Chopin. These included the Fan
tasie-Impromptu, Valse in A Flat
Nocturne in C Minor, Ballade in
A Flat and Polonaise in A Flat.
AS an encore she played the Waltz
I'm C Sharp Minor.
Following the recital a reception
in honor of the visiting artists was
held at the home of Mrs. Rennie
Williamson. Mrs. v. T. Chears, Jr.,
md Mrs. Wayland Fry poured tea
which was served with fruit cake
md cheese straws from a table
centered with an arrangement OF
red camellias and white candles.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
COLUMBIA STUDENT JOINS
FRATERNITY AT E.C.C.

Greenville.-A Columbia man is
one of seven men Students at East
Carolina College who have COM
pleted organizational standards
and initiation requirements and
have been accepted as members of
the campus chapter of Phi Sigma
Pi, national education fraternity
based on leadership, fellowship,
and scholarship.
Those initiated into the frater-
nifty include: James Laughing
house, mathematics major from
Columbia. In addition to the winter
initiation, members of Phi Sigma
Pi are busy making plans for the
annual Sweetheart Ball" which
will be held during March.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
FRIDAY. JANUARY 81. 1855
after the meeting.

after the meeting.
Attending this meeting were:
Mrs. Harry Baum. Mrs. Chesley
Midget, Jr. and Mrs. Virginia
Davis of Wanchese. Mrs. Hubert
Guthrie, Mrs. Raymond Wescott,
s. A. Stowe, Mrs. c.. R. Olson and
Mrs. Leo Midget of Manteo, Mrs.
Sally Nunemaker, Mrs. Ezeta
Reber and Millicent Mann of Mays
Head, Mrs. Judy York and Mrs.
Curtis Tdser of Kitty Hawk, Mrs.
Helen Wharton, Mrs. Garland
Wampler and Paula Fulcher of
Buxton, Mrs. Nora E. Herbert and
Ella Midget of Rodanthe.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31
KITTY HAWK WSCS BEGINS
IT'S MISSION STUDY CLASSES

The first of two mission study
classes being held by the Kitty
Hawk WCS was held last week at
the home of Mrs. Carlos Dowdy,
Mrs. L. L. Gibbs led the study,
using as theme "In Every Place
A Voice.. Mrs. r. H. Cooke in
conducting the devotional followed
the same topic.
During a short social hour the
hostess served cake and coffee. 18
members were present.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-01-31

crepe myrtle and pines. It was
also suggested that we contact the
State Highway Commission for
help in identifying the sides Of the
highway. A motion was made by
Mrs. Edith Best of Stumpy Point
that we select chairman in each
community or club to outline a
plan of action to be presented at
the next meeting, January 80, in
the County and Home Agents Of
fees. Miss Alexander appointed
committee chairmen. She asked
that they meet leaders from other
clubs in their communities, and
set in motion the Identification
plan county wide.
On Thursday, January 80, at
pm. the Identification Chairmen
of different clubs and communities
throughout the county, will meet
in the County and Home Agents
office. At this meeting the chair
men from each club or community
will present a plan which they ex-
pect to follow in the overall beauti-
fication program for the county.
The deadline will be decided upon
for the end of this project, pos
sibly in October. At this meeting
also,r the group will decide how
the judging will be done and also
how the prize money will be divid-
ed. The judges will be selected
from outside the county to prevent
partiality being shown to any Sec
ton of the county.
1t was stressed in the meeting
the Importance of each citizen in
the county working on the beauti-
fication plan to improve the APP
pearance of; the county. This prof.
ect includes everyone for without
the help of each person, the county
can not succeed with program
of this nature.
At the Home Demonstration
County Council meeting Tuesday
in the Manteo Community Build
ing, a scrapbook was shown which
will be kept this year. The scrap
book, made by Mrs. Virginia Davis
of Wanchese, has wooden cover
engraved with picture of the
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.
Prospects were discussed for a
country store at which could be
sold cakes, pies, crafts, aprons and
vegetables. Mrs. C. A. York, Mrs.
Raymond Wescott and Mrs. Harry
Baum were appointed as commit
tee to discuss the possibilities of a
country store.
o. B. Copeland, Extension Edi-
tor, was selected as the speaker
for the Fall Federation.
The next County Council meet
ing, including lunch, will be held
in March at the Carolinian Hotel.
This meeting will take the place of
a spring federation and will be for
all Home Demonstration Club
members over the county.
1t was decided that the club
dues would be Toe per member.
These dues will help to raise
money for the Home Demonstra-
ton Club building in Raleigh and
also put money in the County
Council treasury. It was decided to
contribute to the Home Demonstra-
ton Club building as much as each
club could afford.
The point system was accepted
and a $500 award will be given
to the club having the highest
score. The clubs will begin keeping
their points from November 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13


Wagon TraIn-"The Julia Gage story" "a repeap An en-.
tertaning wesernstye love story featuring nice per-
formanceS by Ann Jeffreys Robert Sterling CMr and
Mrs. and regular Ward Bond. A girls father dies Just
as the wagon Is about 10 head West and Bond decides
that she needs 10 help her drive her wagon tc
California Your prevewer does object however TO the
legality OF "half-marrage"-ta look. men, they're
legal, no bachelor is safe 1880 pma wRc-.
Disneyand- Fabulous Characters" "a repeaD From
his fantastic library Mr. Disney has selected
which connected 10 American folklore Three OF them
gems Two Caseys provide the aughs-"CaSey Jones
the Brave Engineer" narrated by Jerry coonna, and
Casey at the Bat" The finale Johnny Appeseed" with
Dennis Day doing all the voices is enchanting 1880 pm,
WAdAL-7
Leave II TO Beaver-"Beavers Guest" "a repeatl. Cute
episode Fat neighbor Larry Mondello comes TO spend
the week end with Beaver and for the st time the two
boys ght Larrys fun because when he isn't talking
he's eating plmp WToP-s.
Tombstone TerritOry-"Cave-In" "a repeat) Good off,
beat episode minus the usual gun battles. child is
trapped beneath street Of Tombstone, and the people
responsible for the cavein try to her Clever twist
the standard rescue plot and welcome relief for
Tv western. Robert Stevenson and Maggie Hayes do
very well in the leads. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Mystery Theater-Night Cry" Story of tough cop who
gets Just bit too rough with witness manages hold
your interest Jack Klugman is fine in the leading role
and Author Larry Cohen has written hard-htting
This original" telepay is remarkably similar TO
drama of the title done Matinee Theater last
September. Color pm. WRC--4.
IT, S. Steel Hour-"od Marshals Never Die" Although this
Western fuzzy around the edges 1t does have good
part for Actor Cameron Prudhomme. Prud homme plays
senile old lawman who fancies himself still in office and
who shoots up the town he tracks down shadows.
william Shatner appears the young marshal who looks
after the old best he Everything ends tdiy,
and you've western 1t shouldn't take you
too long to figure out the twist" 10 pm, WToP-9.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS
1889, wTOP CN-cBs spe-

1880. wTOP (9l-CBS Spe-
cial: Resume Of U. N. ses-
sions (fllm).
$500. WTTG 90 Baseball
Washington at New York.
$3.50. WRC (D-Father Knows
Best: Follow the Leader"
When a new man replaces
their favorite teacher. the
students in Buds history
class plan to run the new
conner out of school (repea)
S:30, WTOP (9-Theater
1.-The Way to Freedom. Ar
embezzler impersonates a
Scotland Yard inspector
(repeat).
$3.50. WAIAL "a - Baseball
Corner: Guests are Johnny
Antonelli. Hank Bauer, Bob
Sheffing and Mel OFT.
1000, WMAL ~ Boxing
Mickey Crawford VS.. Casper
Ortega in a l0-round welter-
weight bout.
11:I0, WTTG ~ Starlight
Theater: Lost Squadron,
starring Joel McCrea and
Richard Dix. TV Key says:
Unusual melodrama has
plenty OF suspense. Tyran-
meal film director makes
his aerial stunt men do
perilous tricks. SO they band
together to stop him 1882
Ills, WTOP (9)-Late Show
Drums Along the Mohawk,
starring Henry Fonda and
Claudette Colbert. TV Key
says: John Ford's direction
holds this rambling narra-
tive together and it emergeS
as an exciting film. Story
of a group of farmers in
upstate New York who
we're caught in the middle
of the Revolutionary War
1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
YMcA Comp Week
Set to Open Sunday

Family camp week at the
Washington YMCA's Camp
Let's will begin Sunday and
continue through August "a
The program will include camp
ing for families.
Registration applications are
available from the camp ONCE,
1876 @ street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

Prelude: passacaglia and
Fugue In g Minor. Toccata
and Fugue In d Minor and
Jesu. JOY Of Mans Deslrln1
by Bach and Concerto No. {
IN + Flat Major. Emperor
by Beethoven.
500, WAIAL-FM lIoT Mel
Milton Cross SHOW: Piano
Concerto. Opus 10 by oreg
Claire de Lune by Debussy
and Concerto Crosse. Opui
8. No. Q by Handel.
$500. VOL utso Kc.l-oooc
Music Time: Piano Concerto
No. is by Mozart. Violir
Concerto by ooldmark anc
symphony No. / by Bee.
thoven.
ii;0s. wGMS (570 Kc.l-Sym.
phony Hall: symphony No
80 In ID Minor by Haydn and
Symphonic Espagnole. opu'
81. by Lalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WWDC - Iris Coffin
Senator John Sherman Coo.
per, former Ambassador II
India. discusses "A Program
for the Middle East"
1855, WWDC - B as e ball,
Washington at New York.
$500. WTOP-Baseball: Balti.
more VS.. Boston.
11:O0, WINK and WOOK-
Baseball: Chicago at Lo'
Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
FIN Stations

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wIoP.FM- Nj. --74-hoaf spsFstion
ahsH-FM-s1 I he.-1s.m 10 i7fssm.,
Msada- SUNDAY
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pm. % SBabsy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
TeIevision Tomorrow Thurs. Angus, "a 1858

vac Ca Gs Isly T.ag hr Hnls, -. s'l 81; s'np,
Mststuai ne mGnlas sAsuI hs lssh
suttsn re lisa susa sH H'us a'aru Ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

e;os. wAsH-FM 1911 Mol
In the Concert Hall: Spiders
Feast BY Roussel. Symphonic
Espagnole BY Lalo and
Symphony No. 2 In d Minor
BY Dvorak.
soc. WMAL-FM l10T.3 Mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Search for Oil

DALLAS.-One-half of the
biologists in the United States
are engaged in the search for
petroleum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
TV KEY PREVIEWS

ToHiohrs top shows pvepieped bv " Keys star.
who attend rehedrsal match screenings aud analpss
scripts IN New York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide 10 peipers
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Other AM Stations

NlNx-160e ke.-ssm. to mlsnIght
WPlk-13o &c. -Dsyiighi only
WARL--Teo ke.--I;Je en- 70 s;ts p.m.
WsAI -ioso ke.-Dsyllshi suiy
WUsT-1i1o ke.-DsyIIghi sHly.
uFAx-I22o ke.--DsyIigbi snly
wWDe-17so ke.-74-hsBi opefstlsn, sIeeDt
SUNDAY mlapight to an Msnday.
uFeR-i5te ke.-DsyIlghi osiy
W00k-iJlo Ee.--7thsui spsFstisa
wtAM-11se ke.--7l-hsUI spsFstisH, sTsspt
Sunday mianighi 10 an Msassy
WoL-iaso ke.-s an 10 misnlght
HDoA- isle ke.--Dsyilght ssiy
WPee-isso Ee.-DsyIIshi ssly
WPRw-tlso ke.-Dsytime saiY.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
Officials Here To Prepare For 1860 Legion Convention

Bud Johnson, National Field Representative of the American Legion, and Joe Briones, Depart ment Adjutant, conferred here with members of the local post, of the American Legion on plans for the 1860 Convention to be be held here. The visitors stated that the impact of Statehood has made Alaskans everywhere very alert to know more about their own state, and those mem bers in The American Legion in Southeastern and Southwestern Alaska are very anxious to see Nome.
 The meeting with the local group was held yesterday at the Polaris Dining Room.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
New Alaska University Housing Unit Named For Mike Walsh

The new married students hous- ing unit for twelve couples at the University of Alaska will be named for Mike Walsh of Nome, who is on the board of regents.
 Another building, the new mems dorm, will be named for Morton Stevens, president of the board from 1921 until 1882.
 The Board of Regents which has been in session to formulate the budget for the first State -Legis- lature, is also considering ways to cover retirement of univer- ,sity employees who are not cov- cred by the teachers pension plan
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
Several Alaska Highways Are Closed To Traffic

Several Alaskan highways are closed to traffic for the winter, including Taylor Highway, Steese Highway, Elliot Highway, Denali Highway and Haines Highwy.
 Open for the winter are Rich ardson Highway, Alaska High way and the Seward Anchorage Highway, according to quarter ly report of the Bureau of Public Roads.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
Rats Invade King Island Village

The King Island Village at the east end of town has new prob lem. With the closing down of the city dump just past the will lage, the rats which have lived on the dump are moving out. The nearest place is the King Island Village. u.
 One resident who set traps caught twenty in one night, it is reported.
 Unless drastic action is taken by the City Health Department immediately, the rats will spread all over town.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
WIEN A1RL1NEs PASSENGERS

From Fairbanks - Melton Se- vile, Lyle Creager, John Ridel, Marjorie Myran, Richard Patter- son, Delma Whiddon, Richard Johnson, Marvin Mink, Vivian Race, Corwin Johnson, Les Stew ems, Joe Briones. Pete Walsh.
 ]. To Fairbanks - James Pappas, Al Droste, Brown, Fielding, Bro- gel, Farmer, Watty, Fitzpatrick, Bliss, Gross, Gray Battlefield, Youngberk, Kent Pressimore, Kel- ly, Larry Calvin, Marion Mackey, R. D. Mcdonald, George Spartz, William Munz, Ernie Cairns.
 To Kotzebue - Ruth Cruz, Muriel Often, Lydia Bell, James Moto, Mildred Douglas.
 From Kotzebue - Jennie Ok boak, Clara Okleasik, Ruth Cruz.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-20
Dean Bronson Wins Arctic
 Club Free Trip to Seattle

Everybody likes Carnival" is a proven fact, judging from the crowd which packed the school auditorium Saturday night for the annual Arctic Club event.
 Dean Bronson was awarded a free plane ticket to Seattle, with $50 in spending money, and Rus ty Emmons was given a shiny new bicycle.