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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
TRASH REMOVED

Yards. bsmtS.. cleaned Free ests
WALKER TRASH CO., FE 3-2s02
TREES REMovED-Topping, trim
ming, yard work. Free estimate
JU 5-6l2l.
Tv REPAIRS, free estimates: day,
night calls: repairs in YOUR home
ReaS. rates; ali work guaranteed
I year ia Q-7QQ2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ACCORDION, StradivaEi. Royal
Prince, 100 bass; used very little;
best Offer. JE. 2-D300.
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NhOI1 nGG1O GIbO
USED-S25 UP
STANLEY HAYMAN & co.
2019 14th st, NV.
CEMENT MIXER, 6 cubic IT., S125
or best offer. Call ia. 7-7265.
CHAIN SAW ~, Disston, with IL
h.p. Mercury gasoline engine: 2
and 3 it. cutter blades; extra
chains and spare parts. ST. 3-944S.
loakl. Ii. 4-7657 after 4 pm.
COINS FOR SALE-1Oqs discount
o Gum sSop, 2 2ls' W, Broad DO st.,
Falls Church. We have a nice
selection. Ask for BEDFORD
RIGGS.
CONVEYORS for dirt, cinder block;
gas, cleo. $50 day JU. 5-5040.
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.
DENTAL SSW AIROTOR, slightly
used, Turbo-jet. motor chair, Air
rotor air compressor, Box 143-J,
Star
D Gssys TE st:: ssOS f ca ss %:
E fts :S s d asd':s SSs ei Tfv1 sTaS
TON & Co. 1923 H st. NV.
ME. s-5o6s.
DINING RIM. SUITE table, 4 chairs,
buffet, china closet. Mod. dark
nah. Excel. cond, S175. WE.
DINING RM.-Mahogany extension
table with pad. corner cabinet, 8
chairs, S125. JE. 2-796S.
DINING ROOM. mahog., 8 pcs, like
new, 4 yrs. old. orig. price, over
$500: sacrifice. $3.50. IA. 5-297S.
DIN. RIM. SET, solid mahog., full
size drop-leaf 6 chairs with hand
made needlepoint buffet; cost
S642. sell $500. JE. 4-4209.
DINETTE SET, pink and back,
used / week. cost $50; $40. Deep
fryer: IS. VIII. 2-5925
DRAFT BEER DISPENSER, 3 kegs
plus water tap: cost Sl,S00 take
$3.50 CHESTER, RE. T-S294,
DRESS-Can be used as formal OF
brides maid gown (oallerins
length; size IL, light blue, worn
! time, S25. UN. 4-0631.
DRUMS, w F. Ludwig, complete
been used: reas. EN-. 3-S246
Monday through Friday.
ELECTRIC STOVE. Crosley de luxe
excellent condition. SP. 3-25i4.
ELECTRIC TOoLS-Syntron cleo,
trio hammer. % capacity. mode,
No. 10; used very little. $500 OF
best offer. UN 4-0477.
FAN. 42-in. blade, ps-h.p. motor
/ with overload protector adjustable
| louvres; mechanically excellent
500. VIII. 2-3172.
FENCE, 10 IT. OF Michigan white
! cedar; IA II, high, stoekade type
has round ga in. diam, II
panel gate, used 8 mo. $3.50. EN-
( 3-l9S9.
FOAM RUBBER CUSHIONS, 29i
/ 27x5, S795: holsters, toppers
S4.95: GILLILAND, 2145 F. Elk
3-6633.
FRELZER-Deep Freeze, 10 Gu. It
/ upright; perfect condition; cos
I S4S5; sac. $500. IA. 1880.
FREEZER. Amana upright. 1913 Gu
/ IT,. store-more door, | year old
reasonable. 10. 7-170s.
FREEZER-REFGR., Renaire. twin.
temp. new cond, Take over paw,
ments EN- 3-S579.
FREEZER, 20-eu.-ft. Jordan: sacri
/ nee 5000; leaving town. LII. Q
1 1895. IS Anaeostia I'd. ne.
FUR-MINK STOLE, dark ranch
mink. style. cowl collar. 6-skir
depth. Owner has had for only j
mos. Sacrificing for 5000 cash
call Elk. 3-4700, Ext 500; If M
answer leave name and number
with switchboard operator.
FURS az. Stone. Martin scarfs
peri matched. in good eond
5000, UN 4-575S, after Q,
FURS. sliEhtly used and new mini
garments Of every description
Stoles. eapes Jackets. coats at I
fraction Of cost BASKIN FURs
cor, sth and G SITS. NV
FURNITURE-Msbos. dining table
harp leg. seats 8, ext. leaf anC
pad: buffet. 2 drawers and con,
cave doors IN each end; dark GAL
vanity dresser with bench. IA
I-
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Ii. 3-4308
AVON PR0pUcTs are in demand d

AVON PRODUCTS are in demand
Earn s30-s40 wkly. spare mrs.
borhood or office. DI. 7-022l.-
EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY
Starring salary, $3.50 for young
lady with good knowledge Of short
hand and typing. Position now
open with local insurance CO., 90
hour wk., vacation, air-cone. bldg.
paid surgical and disqualification
policy. Call RE. 7-7197.
MOTHER to drive school car in
Chevy Chase area in exchange
for free tuition for child in sum
mer school here or camp IN
Maine. Pc. 4026, Wash. To-
D. c, -.--
PART-TTME HELP
Women needed for filing OF list,
Job will run about . months. Hours
s to 4:30, 5-day week State age.
any experience, race, addreSs;
phone number. Must have social
Security card. Box 3s-J, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ADDING MACHINES. caleulators.
used and new: cleo, SIS up.
J T5sde- ip.S accented CENTRAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

ACCOUNTANT. exper., offers sery-
ices, all taxes and reports. part
time basis. EM. S-S2es or OR.
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PLUMBING-HEATNG, low prices
free est PermaglaS wtr. heaters,
Nd. only. Mr.. LEE, HA. 7-7123
ROOF REPAIR, $3.50: painting
gutterine and carpentry: 90 yrs
exper; 24-hr. service. RE. 5-34S9
STONE. FLAGSTONE. CEMENT
walls steps. walks. drives. patios
Free est Call Lu l-4756
TELEvIsIoN, RADIO PHoNo. AMI
anteed. Pickup and del. RA. 3-t3lSl
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CLUB MASON
HUI. 3-5432
SLAUGHTER'S

1928 18th ST. NV.
For business people and students.
Comfortable rooms and plenty Of
real good food. TV lounge; ele-
vator; switchboard; sun deck. A
very friendly place TO live.
DU. 7-7666
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YOUNG LADY
GAGE 1880

Permanent position avail. with
enc Of the Oldest established frms
n washington. Applicant must be
4 better than average typist,
possess pleasant personality anq
neat appearance and be interested
and capable Of general office duties.
Congenial ONCE with pleasant work.
ing conds.. VIII consider present
nee, 5-day, 40-hour wk.; group hos
pitalization and many other COM
Honv hanafts
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y AADLANA ~A94s21l1N NANAl
Cement finishtng. Easements
drive-inS. sidewalks. no lob toe
snail. free estimates. UN. 4-l539
1908 BlsdensburE I'd, ColmaI
Manor. Md.
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TYPISTS

Large company has several open
mrs for accurate typists under age
DO, Excellent working cond. and
liberal employe dement's. Starting
salary, $1,000 or higher, based on
qualifications. In reply, give age,
Education and experience. Box SOL
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FuRNITURE-Nia.il

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. twin beds
and mattresses. night table. chest
racer bike. baby wardrobe chest,
Presto deep frier. IA. 9-320S
l2-S, 5ll6 3rd 81. nv.
FURNITURE, sofa bed, 2 ~ chairs
wool rus, wringer washing ma
chine, chest Of drawers. end table
sonable. 10. T-057e.
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CLEANING SERVICE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sDi aGTs ,.t oes s sHS sUs rt 81
7-l2Oe. 2 70 B pm
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.
cQNf,NuEDi

Elnery-GeOr91an Hotel
Single rooms with running water,
near bath: also, double rms; "a
hr. desk and PIX service. 1919
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2OlO 14th ST. NV.
921 H ST. NE.

streamiinsd. gray. model A: plea,
gothic type. 12-in. carriage.
compl. re-cond., $500. HE. 4-s144,
TYPEWRITERs, new and recond
S25 and up. Free table with pur.
chase Of new machine. CEN
TRIAL, 2O07 l4th st. NV.
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Dnes. pErs. ere.
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults, reed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE. $40 X st. NV, ME.
S-0OS0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07
BUSINESS SERVICES


BUSINESS TOO SMALL for an Of
fce7 Have time and facilities At
my disposal Let me help you
Bkkping, payroll (at. payroll tax
ret.l. typinR. etc.: Ieas. rates.
sat; after Q, sun. all day EN-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-07

KWS-l transmit
ter, new tubes throughout, perfect
condition; cost S2,005, sell 81 ,4o0
Collins sc 10l speaker station
control with audio circuits to re-
cord or playhack TO phone line
or radio, all cables and conduits
perfect condition: cost S775. sell
S405. Instruction books and ship
ping cartons. W4AHG, FE. 3-4C0O,
JE. 4-2105.
- h-kw. xmtr., all-band
xmtr, $40; Meek TOO. go watt,
all-band, fone-cW xmtr,, TVI,
proof with spares, S45; 125-w
auto, tune mobile xmtr. brand
new with remote control: spare
tlbes, parts, chest, cables, conn,
etc, S45; Bud de luxe xmtr,
1854. Sill: $40, s14 Xix 1854,
203Z. S03, 211, TX 40. etc. Lysco
500 S, 500: TIE 1903, DC222, 10
and o -1tr. walkie-talkie. SIS;
Q5R command sets, ARC g., 9
police radios with squelch, MI ] g
to 80 me-. IS; Chew, Point, PIN
and Buick 6-v. auto radios, So
ca: 7-in. Hallicrafters TV. $40;
3-speed disc recorder incl. law
amp, phone and spkr., S45. reels
new. RG11 and RG59, coax, .0a
IT.; new meters, parts, etc. Sell.
ing out hundreds of items. Cal
svae mn 7oaS
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NruArIoNs--MEH

ACCOUNTANT, B!cs. degree. de-
sires position iIi genersl practice.
Auditing, utility and embassy ex-
perienee Box 2Q3-Le Star, s.
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MIScELLANE0Us FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO., JU. 5000
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VACUUM CLEANERS

Gcod stock Of used and recon-
sil s q S ~ upS rIsSnsrs san stem
and tanks. all nationally known
merchandise. Also substantial saw
inRs on Kenmore floor models and
demonstrators'
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITR BOARD

ACTIVE, RETIRED gentleman Of
refinement desires room in pri-
vate home, Box BIOL, Star.
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PAINTING, mt. ext; roof, carr
pentry, gutter work; BY white
Call any time, 10. 7-1666.
PAINTING, papering: first class
workmanship work done immedi-
ately. MR.. PoAT. RIA. 3-5643.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

BICYCLE. boys 26 inch Murray.
reasonable. VIII. 3-l240
GIRLS rs inch bike, good concii-
tion. SIS. VIII. 2-6l4l.
1857 MOPED motor bike, Hike new.
first S85 takes RE. 1887.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
ETHICAL SOCIETY

solver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
Justice is an Active Verb" will
be the subject Of an address by
Walter B. Peterson, Leader at
the meeting of the Cleveland
Ethical Society on Sunday,
March Both at 10:45 a. m. The
meeting will be held at Ludlow
School, Shaker Heights. This is
one of a series on Prophets of
Tomorrow: Americas Contri-
button"
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"!IIIa I! j! B

ETCERCYCLE. must be reason
able. ". l-6l27.
JACK pays more for salvage,
paper. rags, steel, iron casts,
copper, lead. aluminium: we pick
up anywhere. FA. l-5223.
VETERAN buys paper. rags. iron.
lead. brass, copper. furnaces,
sinks, bath tubs, toilets. MI.
l0405; Err. l-4354.
WE buy scrap iron. brass, copper,
paper rags. cotton. etc; for
pickup call Gil. 1-2743.
PLEASE sell me your nice used
furniture and appliances. KE.
l-l772
ONE complete set golf clubs and
bag in good condition. LA.
I-636l
FLUTE in good condition. HI.
2-l824
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

carpeting, rugs, all
sizes: typeWriters, diamonds,
from private party only. Gil.
l-4252
GOOD used clothing; small house
hold articles, records, toys,
books for the Nearly New Sale,
April 18th and 18th, sponsored
by the Women's Association of
the Boule evard Presbyterian
Church, East 246th-Lake Shore
blvd: bring TO the Church
April 9th and 9th, 7-8 p. m. you
get 500 of selling price; for in
formation call RE. l-4966.
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4 ROOMS, Bird floor. 14209 Bard
well ave. PO. 1880.
4 ROOMS and bath down, garage,
gas furnace. near transportation,
in Euclid. RE. l52O2.
EDDY-St. Clair area, 4 rooms fur
niShed up, adults, comp etely re-
decorated. referenc ces. Pc. 1888
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

,AST Cleveland, ) rooms down.
garage; S95: / street from VIM
demere rapid. Gil. 1851
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

1861; 4 rooms and
bath up; adults; 500: available
April lst; white; no pets. RE.
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LOST

LADIES' glasses lost between
East 114th-St. Clair and East 49,
Shaw ave. Saturday. March ~,
pink jeweled and gold framed,
reward. 12917l. st. Clair. Suite
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

? ROOM and bath apartment, fur
nished or unfinished, at 20926
Euclid ave; apply Shumakers,
1923 East 289th ST.
ROOM for professional woman.
Willowick new home. VII. 4-O062
after 6 p. m.
5 room single til
June 10th, adults, SIS. Inquire
10 Westwood, Willoughby.
BONNIE LEE MOTEL
3J022 EUCLID ave, VII. 3-96Ol,
private entrance and shower,
room and board. 2 or more SIG.
EAST l50th, 874. sleeping room for
or . employed. PO. l-7942.
ARLINGTON-Eddy area, = pleas
ant furnished rooms, all con-
venierces; sober, refined couple:
for Christian home. VI. l-3l78.
EASTLAKE. Vine 81, furnished 3
room apartment down; twin
beds: private bath, entrance, on
bus line: parking; employed
people. WI. 2-5937 after $50 pm.
, AND 3 furnished rooms, 1920
Utopia. MU. l-l74O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27
FOR BICYCLES

GIRLS 16-inch bicycle. viscosnt.
like new. $40. RE. 1-2069
GIRLS N-inch Murray bicycle.
very good condition, $40. kE.
1925.
SCHWINN 24-inch boys bicycle.
good condition, $3.50. RE. 1-14i0
after p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

SLEEPING room, kitchen privll-
eges: private entrance garage
available. 1926 Sylvia. Ii. 1-3l72.
160TH-St. Clair; furnished rooms,
bedroom, living room. kitchen;
white. Pc. l-4l65.
LAKE Shore blvd. l48O2: room for
lady; all privileges. w. 6-02oo.
3 ROOMS, bath, down; unfur-
nished; reasonable to quiet
couple; 359 Royal rd. off St. Clair
at East l57th St. after 7 p. m.
EAST 144th, lovely room. twin
Deds, with lounge room, televi-
sion, telephone. home and cook
ing privileges for Ia men. Ii.
1-4657.
EAST 12Sth south Of Shaw, S rooms,
bath. steam heat. stove, refrlg-
orator, gas dryer: newly deco
rated; white. EV. 2-1031.
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FOB |;l3l1

FOR 1|ld1l
3 BEDROOM home, years o,d,
carpeting and drapes; adults.
Wickliffe, VIII 4-o631.
4 ROOMS. utility ana bath, ga
rage, SlOO month: Wickliffe;
adults only. WI. 3-0397.
TWO bedroom apartment, ground
floor; near Lake Shore blvd,
Mentor; CAL VIII. 2-1120.
LOVELY room for working girl.
near East 185th and Lake Shore;
privileges; call after s p, m.
kE. 1-7984.
2 ROOM efficiency suite. 37ll Eu-
cid ave. phone custodian, Elk.
1-l553.
LAKE Shore, 1886. 3 and room
suites; steam and hot water;
adults only; $S6 and SIS, ".
6-0572. to 6.
) ROOMS furnished, on 1st. Five
Points area. MU. 1-5O46.
COMFORTABLE sleeping room.
private entT rance, East l55ta near
St. Clair. MU. 1-5046.
SINGLE, 3 bedrooms, double ga
rage. vicinity East 148th and
Lake Shore blvd; Temple 4-8742.
EAST 20Oth, near Lake Shore
blvd, 2 bedroom upper in 2 fam
lily modern brick, garage. ~.
1-4779.
4 ROOMS. 1883 KiplinF ave. UL.
l-O314.
4 ROOMS and bath up, with heat,
1920 Ktdiplins ave. ~. l-223o'
SHAW ave, 8 rooms and bath. Bird;
quiet, white, $55. Pc. 1881.
728 EAST 152nd, newly decorated
furnished rooms; ! week free
rent. UL. l-1454.
2 ROOM housekeeping suite. stove.
refrigerator. washer; own en-
trance; adults. ll07 East 148th.
5 ROOMS up furnished; also /
room with privileges; Hayden
st. Clair. UL. 1883.
EAST 2OOth area, rooms and
bath up, SIS: free utilities. 20796
Westport, KE. 1-6439.
4 ROOMS. $50. l343s St. Clair. Po.
l-184l.
I40O4 GLENSIDE rd, rooms and
bath. white; call after 4 p. m,
Ii. 1-4755.
STORE, 4S4 East 2OOth. 18x49. rear
parking. w. 1-0l54.
5 ROOMS down, garage. off East
185th st. ". 1892.
4 NICE rooms and bath, Ind floor,
500; adults. Gil. 1-4625.
3 ROOMS furnished. 3rd floor;
private; middIe-aged; 456 East
l43th off Lake Shore. ~. 6-lO59.
3 ROOM apartment. bath. fur
nished, front porch; also 4 room
apartment and bath. unfinished,
available April lst. Hayden-St.
Clair area, 1854 Glenside rd,;
MU. 1896.
EAST 155th off St. Clair near
Five Points; 3 rooms and bath
up, furnished. all utilities, wash
er; adults; S22 weekly. TU 4-0375.
MILLER ave, off East 2OOth, 3
furnished rooms. parking, pri-
Vate entrance, utilities, complete,
$50 " 6-O4O9.
IVANHOE, 1897; rooms with
sunroom, gas furnace; adults.
MU. l-6518.
L It IINWhy nINbs U iONSiS
rooms, gas; adults preferred;
references. MU. l-O470.
EUCLID ave. in Wickliffe, fur
nished bedroom. kitchen. batn:
employed gentleman: private en-
trance. VIII 4-0405.
) ROOMS unturnished; furnished
rooms on 3rd; couple o. , girls.
1865 East l47th St. Gil. 1850.
EVANGELINE, 955. 5 rooms up,
garage, heat furnished. MI.
1865
) ROOMS. decorated: children;
East lilst ST., north of St Can.
IA. 1883.
s. ROOMS on 2nd floor. newly
decCra cd: no children. ". l-5435,
CARLYON rd.. ) rooms and bath
uo; decorated: adults, child ac-
c-p,ed. ~. 2-2l77.
I LID, Clio; furnished rooms,
bedToo adults; garage. near
East 2z2nd shopping. RE. l-19li.
IEgHT housekeeping room tor
single, sober man; share kitchen,
bath. living room, 50 week. "
6-2254.
LEASANT bed-sitting room; re-
lined gentleman: private home
with couple; porch, yard, park
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-03-27

Alteration Shop; dress
making. alterations, remodeling
tailoring. men n d women;
drapes made 10 order. 13430 ST.
Clair VI l-3592
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F1iZgI l3;E

CONTINENTAL trailer, 35 it., per-
feet condition. located at john
sons Trailer Park, very reason
able, lot No, So, Call VIII. 3-6563.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-25
Scouting Head Has Brief Visit Here

Dr. Arthur Shuck, chief Scout executive of the Boy Scouts of America, arrived this morning for brief two hour visit with the sponsors of Scouting, Rotar- ians of Nome.
 Shuck is the third chief exec utive in the history of the or ganization, his professors being Dr. James West and Dr. E. K. Fretwell and runs Boy Scouts from Brunswick, N. " where Scout headquarters are located.
 He was accompanied by O. D. Sharpe of Portland, regional Scout executive, Art Wiedeman of Lewistown, Mont, Dr. O. H. Christoffersen, Loe Eilertsen and Sol Levy, all of Seattle. From Fairbanks was Clark Lethin, head of Scouting in the territory who is about to leave for his new assignment in Portland.
 A second group of Scouters ar rived at noon and were guests of Rotary Club including Todd Pur- cell leader for Midnight Sun District; Walt Williams council commissioner from Spenard; Ma jor Pettigo, Explorer counselor; Dan Hartley of Fairbanks; Sgt. Lyle Culbertson, advisor from Ladd AFB; Col. John Vogt, pilot and It. Eugene Haywood co-pilot, district Scout executive Ray Bach from Anchorage.
 Walt Williams stated that the density of Scouting in Northern Alaska is almost double that of any other part of the territory and that the leaders hoped to be able to have another man as signed to teh area so that more service can be given to the move ment in this area.
 Nine Explorer Scouts from Fairbanks were also in the party.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-25
Reds Demonstrate Before American
 Embassy In Russia

MOSCOW, LR = A crowd of more than 1000 Russians, some angrily shaking their fists and shouting the Russian equivalent of "dirty s.o.b.," demonstrated today at the U. s. embassy.
 About 15O Soviet policemen kept the crowd under control. One screaming Russian hurled a stone through an open window but there was no other damage.
 U. s. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson told reporters he planned no protest because "un- der our system of government we do not object to peaceful assem- bly and demonstrations"
 About 15O Soviet policemen kept the noisy crowd under con- trol and no rocks or ink bottles were thrown.
 The crowd included som e youths in Red Army uniforms. The Russians converged on the building almost simultaneously from three directions in what clearly was a well-planned dem onstration.
 The embassy had prepared for Russian retaliation against dem onstrations by Hungarian refu- gees last weekend at the Soviet U. N. offices in New York. Elm bassy windows were boarded, the first floor had been evacuated and Russian employees were given the day off.
 Placards carried by the shout ing demonstrators read < down with provocateurs" and "Yanks go home" in English and Russian.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-25
Commerce Dept. Says Slump
 Hits Bottom

WASHINGTON, R-The Com merce Department says the slump in sales and production, one of the chief factors blamed for the recession, has stopped.
 In the broadest statement so far from any government agency in support of contentious the re- cession has hit bottom, the de- pertinent said yesterday:
 Recently both sales and pro- duction have steadied. Th e downtrend which began in early 1857 has been arrested at a point about Is per cent under the end of 1856 total"
 However, the department said there is no clear evidence yet of a slowing down in inventory liq- uidation-which it described as the most important single factor aggravating the business slump.
 On another economic front, government officials said pri- vately they expect the report on employment during June to show an increase in joblessness of probably 5OO,OOO to 6OO,OOO.
 Practically all of the increase, however, is expected to reflect students and school teachers looking for summer jobs. Unem- ployment usually rises by roughly that number between May and June every year.
The Nome nugget., 1958-06-25
Statehood Opponents Quote Letter From ketchikan Editor Emery Tobin

he felt opponents were seeking to delay final action beyond a July deadline provided in the bill for the President to notify the Alaska governor of the bills enactment
 Purpose of such maneuver, he said, would be either to cloud the bills legal status or seek to force an amendment to the bill.
 No Amendments Yet
 Any amendment would force return of the bill to the House, where a parliamentary tang1e might further delay or prevent passage of the measure. Its sponsors are seeking Senate pas sage of the House bill without change, to avoid that possibility.
 When the Senate recessed last night after 812 hour of debate there still were no amendments formally offered to the bill.
 In prepared speech which he broke off without completing, however, Sen. Strom Thurmond O-SC) gave notice that he plans to submit an amendment.
 Aides said it was one of sew eral he may offer.