davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CIVIL SERVICE

CIVIL SERVICE
gagged in scores Of different
occupations. Their work, in
enc way or another, Affect the
residents n these islands
every day. For example, gov
crnrrant workers deliver the
mail, forecast the weather,
and assure that the food and
drues purchased are pure and
unccntaminated. They help to
conserve land and revitalize
land that is unproductive, en-
force federal laws, control the
airways and protect national
parks and forests, with far
reaching effects on the health
welfare, economy and security
Of our people.
The average federal en-
pIoyee in the service today is.
male, married, and a veteran
who works hard in his JOB and
counts himself a member OF
the middle-income group. He
is probably buying a home,
owns a car that is several
wears cid, is interested in COM
munity affairs, and is active In
church and social groups. Like
everyone else, he pays taxes
and responds to charity drives.
T h e average Federal en-
p1oyee is an average American
in every respect, except that
he works for the Government
rather than for himself or a
private employer.
, 1958-01-17
Card Of Thunks

Members of the family of
the late clarissa Gabriel
through this medium would
like to thank the many re1a-
tives and friends for all tokens
Of sympathy shown in their
bereavement.
, 1958-01-17
RATE :,

HAIE
Gent In both English and
Spanish. In the adult classes In
English offered by the Depart
ment of Education, during
1862, a total Of 1929 adults
took the courses and a total Of
S5,06S students have taken the
courses since they were estab-
ished in 1853. Since l946,
Puerto Rico has built 1888
classrooms, for a total Of 1925
In 1857 The current plan for
improving educational facili-
ties calls for $3.50 classrooms
to be built Within the next six
years, in addition to 1913 now
under construction, Dr. Hidal-
go said.
In the fiscal year 1853, the
budget for education Is APP
, 1958-01-17
SUNDAY AND MONDAY

M.G.M. presents
In Cinemascope & Glorious Colors
LUST FOR LIFE"
Kirk Douglas Anthony Quinn,
Everett Sloane, Eric Pohlman
A Masterpiece in the Art Of Mo-
ton Pictures. A great story about
a great artist, Vincent Van Gosh!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-01-17

$275-or 500 lower than the
fare then being proposed by
the international airlines. It
was forced to rescind this rate,
however, in the face of objec-
tons by various governments.
In 1882, PAA's long hght for
lower transatlantic fares bore
fruit when 1t obtained approx
al Of low price tourist service.
Later, the tourist service was
extended by PAA fro
Europe to the Middle East and
beyond, and finally around
the-wotld in 1854.
Most Of the new economy
service will be flown in long,
range Dc-7c Clippers; newest
aircraft in Pan Americans
fleet. Passengers will be
served cold sandwiches, tea,
coffee. milk a n d mineral
water.
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LOWER

London roundtrip segment of
their journey.
The economy class New
York-London round trip fare
will be $453.6O, compared to
the first class fare of 1888 and
the new tourist class fare of
1857. All new fares are subject
to government approval.
AS early as 194S, a fare Of
500 between New York and
London was announced as his
ultimate goal by Juan T.
Trippe, president of P a n
American.
The new economy service is
another step forward. In Pan
Americans long campaign for
lower international air fares
that had Its initial success in
the Latin American field.
The hrst international air.
line tourist-class flights were
inaugurated by PAA in Sep
tember, l94S, between New
York and Puerto Rico. Last
year, an even lower thrift"
fare was inaugurated on this
route.
In the transatlantic field,
Pan American tried In 1915 to
establish a one-way fare Of
, 1958-01-17
FOR RENT


From Feb. | : HOUSE with
3 Bedrooms, Living and Din
ing Room, Maid Room and
Garage with modern con-
veniences.
Apply or write to
C.. e. N
Box CAT
IS 81.
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NEWS
ruR-DAY

at 500 pm.
$3.50 pm Regular Admission
'st Feature:
U, Artist: WILD PARTY"
'nd FFATTIRE.
+, GUN DUEL IN
,rd FFATTrRE.
SERIAL, Chapter 7-8
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-01-17

FRIDAY
"@ - -sH-l. 49, -@
M.G.M. presents:
in Cinemascope and Metrocolor
FRIDAY
TIE BARRETS OF
WIMPoLE STREET"

WIMPoLE STREET
Jennifer Jones, John Gielgud,
Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna
The story Of a beautiful woman,
rescued from her "Prison" Home
to know love for the first
time by clipping as the only
escape.-That many splendored
Star" more romantic than ever! A
film, you do>not want to miss!
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-01-17
NOTICE

VIII the Museum member
who included a $40. bill with
his or her ballot kindly notify
Director Cyril Marshall as to
his or her identity, there being
no name on the ballot; Mu-
scum Telephone 245. Thank
you,
p~roximately 500, $4,000 or %
per cent Of the total Common
wealth budget.
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COLORADO BLDG.

I3fi q ST. NV.
Rare oppor. TO obtain a magnifcent
e-rm. suite In this world famous
bldg. space has been completely
renovated including new nuores-
cent lights. asphalt TIE flooring,
and Venetian blinds. Ideal for com
nanv recurring LET class headquar-
tsrs s1S; I sgdinsa wlF, an i or, ar
lses or call Mr.. Oil. KM. 10000.
Legum a Gerber Realty Co.
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$50 AN ACRE

81 acres: 900 young fruit trees:
S-room house. bath; large barn:
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20 acres: Ions. frontage on Rte
Is; S-rm. house, lge. barn: $4,000
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BEACON BUILDING

1857 X st. NV.
4.RooM CORNER SUITE
n vA!lLAbLn, IN t lana pRe1 9MN1Tr,lh,v
iNcL6bks Fui.L SERVICE
Winkler. Inc, RE. 7-520l
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Tors, AehEAeI bel SAFE

nETnEsDA Mr Builder. Il you
are substantial and can use o. 70
ie0 inlahed lots with good SUBJ
ordination, call Mr. LknlfNu.
eYes., Sat. sun, OIL 4-nokA.
RonERT n. HALL CO. OIL,
Cnfvf CHASE, D, C.--Flne eorneT
with trees, 4hHilb. Wo 0-aaAf
GEORGIAN TOnENT : sacrifice 2
besnIiIui wooded lots. IN utilities.
6iocks from country club, 6ns
ssrvirs: both for sS.b0O reduced
from $1,000. Cal WI. a.sid5.
NoRnKcK. MD. sycamore Acres
q Sps owEEklS'' ' ARFEll's.dssseO' sale
SILVER SPRING. near sllso Greek
PARK level buildlng lots, ready
to so. everythlnn In incl iateraisi
FHA approved. noned RICO; close
70 schools, shouplne. trana, cal
Nc eloehr chkdIEn KELLER
~, b.7iO0, ? 70 D, ~, n-b3h5.
sILvER STRING. sliro area-Two
sites for 20 units, one. for q.
and one 3.aere tract, al Get for
h~lu. tuuuIut ~ NC NuhaFe tuHt
and M. Also choice commercial
Hos y i vaspssn co.. asssHs;
ihlh a.. NV, Di. 1880, ~. D.
= LOTS. sh, TO pO' front: Will sell
IN unlts Of 2 OF more Price incls.
iYiiSEesh CO CO WET VII e.s ssfis' TO 90
~ -AcREs, wooded, el paved road,
ssi.L. star, iss
e LOTS, 2OxlO0 each IN Bradbury
Heights Call RE 0-347a.
Tor FOR SALE. 60xis0 II,
SaPs b. Claire Nd. Riverside
M, CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB, 600 block Perkimmon
Tree id acre. sewer and water
in front Of property: paved street /.
NJ nso's s.s7a D.'s''n' 'nS s4'''O'
81 ACRES IN path Of devei.. V mile
main rd,. frontaee. eood houses,
d. G. $3.50 an acre, HE. 4-3500,
evss., HA. 2-s2ai, W. W. LEWIS.
MARLBORO PIX. = IL acres. u
clear, stream. beaut. bldg. site,
long I'd front Sl3,500: terms
He. 4-3an0, ewes. HA. 2-s2ai.
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MONEY WANTED

FIRsT TRUST loan WANTED Of
$4,000 al oes. on i.hOO-acre farm.
Boz 1925, Takoma Park, Nd, Is.
LIST TRUST money wanted,
will pay So. BLUE REAL
TY CO, l0i7 X st. NV. DI.
1887. /
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WATERFRONT pRoP. SALE

RAMBLER. brick, In beaut. Hills
peake Bay meets South 4liver; 3
becrms., Nv. rm. with 2-way fire-
place. din. area, kit. utility rm.,
earport: blackboard OIL hot-water
heat. excel, nnancing avail;
$4,000. Call RIA. 3-441s.
HIILsMERE ESTATES "a lots,
prominent section. 10 minutes
from center Of Annapolis. Sell al
origlnal cost. Telephone North q
l113, Box 350-L, star. 22s
RANDALL CLIFF, MD.-2-rm. cot
tage with screened porch. RE,
0-3l72.
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L0Ts, ACREAGE WANTED

FALLS CHURCH or Fairfax Cos
or 4 bldg lots with water and sewer.
EII.LS REAL ESTATE, IA, $4,000
LIKE TO TRADE EQUITY In several
4-famiiy apt. houses or a-familS
fats for building lots IN D. c or
nearby Prince Georges County
ION REALToR. 70. $4,000.
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ROYAI CHRYSI.ER

juul 4. i Ave, wa, $1,000
CHRfsLER SIS winsr 4.dr: 81.
40. Quar- AeuOn A Thompson.
Cnfy ,.rsl f..s via OIL s.2ol5.
CHRYSLER 80 NeN Yorker -
qoor seaan equipped with radio,
heater power steefing. a real buys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

BETHESDA--Lse. suite; overlook
Immed. occap. $3.50 mo-, incl.
daily janitoF serv. GEO. W ROB-
ERTeoN Realtor, 1885 VIA. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
DELICATESsEN

DIIOhAAA 3 IAttAAA
The best location In al Northern
virginia. A chance for . good
operator 70 secure q location that
mas been operating as q delicatessen
for 90 years. serving Q densely
populated area OF over 10000.
KETTELL, 313 North Glebe I'd,
Arlington 3. We. IA. 2-5004.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

i-uNIT. Nh. cooLIDoH HOB
nandsomt and lpaeloua dst, brick
bids. with al a-rm, and bath apta.
plus poFohes Excellent eendliion
fsfATE. JU.' a.iios 'iii .. $50
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks in
Is minutes whether IT'S paid for
or not HERSON'S. sth and o
NV, DE, 2-4700
MORTGAGE LOANS SIS, OOO.
$3.50 O0O--0roup your debts lower
your pymts refinance your prop
and improvements Quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
Maryland Call Mr. RoBERTS
BALTIC, Nd. day or night, suns
and holidays. at Saratoga 7-4047
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ENGLISH FORD LINE
.OLMSIEAD ODDS

eOOo Wilson Blvd, Ar "a. 7-s40o
FORD So VS. sta. Wag light blue
with matching leather int special
sale price only, ~ 505, can finance
with low down payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
ROYAL CHRYSLER

CHRfSLkR. Windsor, SO, 4 Or.
t as,Ss T,r sns sood T 6ss, rs .ss su %
best ofier. OIL .-i5eu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
AUTOMOBILES FoR SAFE



CADILLAC 80 CONVERTIBLE AL
cond Canary yellow and black
sIes from Blue hook. n-
CADILLAC b5 "6e" sedan: p.b..
mlleaes. excel cond., pvt owner,
g. s9'P 81 7.A.4!gsssi buy O.. e-ois7'
CADILLAC 'ss convks fully
equipped, power Steerina, black
llnlshi w,-w tires; red lealhsr NJ.
terror si,0nb. MrAIIHNtLLE
AvTo ssA ads 1880 r. l. ave
CADILLAC Al classic convt' coupe
Gtraight stick. fully EQUIP; neW
urtzt compl. motor operhauli new
uphola. lust Ike new must HacT
need cash. PVT. OWNER. $3.50 or
i isSo 1 4 st h psn' phone Appl'
CADILLAC 1898 coupe $500
froobS 'siso5kfiAcs,u ~, assi sees cum
cAnILLAc ieS ~ dr., black 80.
Via ave. No. sssc5ss '''O
CADILLAC 1850 Coupe De VIE.
nfu tires, scat cQveft. excel. runs
nins cond, involved IN accident,
REQUIRES work left front door and
Tender, Beat oner, OIL, d-sa43,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
Modern .one-stoFy warehouse with
r. r, siding and loading docks.
Leased 10 responsible tenants for
approx. $1,000 per annum. owner
paws only taxes and insurance. Very
desirable location. Good safe return
on Investment. Call us for partieu-
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
l726 Y st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-3-bedrm
cottage, elee. kit. ser. pch.. avail,
starting June 2S. JU. 7-6S25.
MODERN bedrms.. efficieneies;
l-bedrm. cottages; one 4-bedrm.
cottage; all in ocean block. i'm
RAPKIN. Rehoboth Beach 3l5l,
NORTH OCEAN CITY-4-bedroom
cottage: living room, kitchen,
bath. on beach; 500 wk. PIE
i-f65s.
REHOBETH BEACH : Ocean front
apis. and cottages: lmmac.. SIS
wk. up. Less in June. OIL. 4-3SS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

English Ford Line
CLIFFORD MOTORS ia b-9223
AUSTIN-HEALEY $50: $4,000 mi,
50. O9O. so. s-420S after Q pm.
BUICK 81 super 4-door hardtop;
solid black: only 5000 miles; So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

WOODWARD BLDG.
18th AND H SITS. NV.
Downtown store. 573 50. feet Of
floor space plus balcony; S30u per
month: a minimum Swear lease re-
auired. Gail Mr.. Snyder Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

FORD 81 vanette: new motor.
trans; ideal for package delivery.
Call MA. S-26S3. %. OIL, =
1888 after 4 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '54 ss-ion pickup; Ford '52
pi I-tSP Oi HSYPRpTTs VIC o. MOTOR
sALEs. 1920 r. !. ave WA.
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TIA Hillwood Aye.
Falls Church Va.
JE, 4-4O40. REALToR. Open a-e
MD.-64 ACRES
Modern 6-rm. bath, furnace. on
good I'd. close swimming, hshing
Join game reserve; $1,000, terms.
w. VA.-l50 ACRES
7-rm. brick. bath and furnace.
Large block barn, outbldgs,. l2-a
peach orchard, estimate 5000
bushels. Fenced Rvel and farming
Good crops, large pond stocked
30 mi Winchester, $4,000: down
MD.-le0 ACRES.
: rms. bath, furnace; Eood barn.
out bldgs. along river, mi swimming,
fishing, hunting. lOO-ae, bottom,
cattle or dairy. Close school and
high school, S16.75O, terms
Probably have one not advertised
that suit. out Of $50 listinEs.
EUGENE P. NIXON
RE. 7-slIs Ewes. LA. 6-5a4s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
NOMEh a co.
l3O N. Frederick Ave.
Gaithersburg 2a9
VIRGINIA BUYS

VITNO1IN4A Do 10
% rolling acres: fine stone house
and suitable farm bldgs.. Between
Warrenton and Marshall. 81 600
dn. $500 per mo. Price. S15.950.
with wide river frontage: excel.
crops; One farm bldgs. A real buy
at $50 900, terms.
II acres; Loudoun County re-
tirement place; 6-rm. maSonry
Cape Cod; strong stream. view.
Only 81 sou. ~
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

sHEN'D'H RETREAT-choice Bldg
lot. Reas. Easy terms. BY OWNER
After 8 pm. call KE. s-6OS3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
COMMERCIAL GROUND

: 500 so. FIT. Of commercial ground
with excel. house and good fnanc-
ing. In the heart OF Silver Spring.
ser 500, MONTGOMERY REALTY
CO., INC. JU. $4,000: eyes, JU.
S-316g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
TODAY'S BARGAIN!

II you are looking for a real bar
gatn In . nice lhard-to-fndb apt.
house in the upper NV. section We
have . bids. you must see, II has
IN apts., large rooms, porcheS and
a real bright future. The income
OF sl1,500 yearly with low ex-
penses tenants pay own utilsl,
tienal first-trust financing available
with $4,000 cash payment. Ewes. !.
san wO 6-0a65.
Jess Fisher q Co., Inc.
ttaoKet. NV. Realtors Ex.S-lsli
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor RENT
FARMS

URBANA-i5 acres, is min. from
ACC, house, barn. spring, all grass
$4,000. reas. terms. -
10 Acres. 3 mi, Acc. house
barn. outbldgs., fruit trees; 9-acres
clear: sci 900.
10 to (35 acres, no bldgs., same
location. clear ,TrI land 1000 200 acre acre
3.0a0O, ewes. and weekends
GaithPrsburR 941-M.
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TRUCKS ron SAFE
Auros- TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DGALERs need cara
Desperately. any make OF model
ave, Hyaiiavills, Nd WA 7.lseo
n. 4. DKALKns pay TOP dollarl lQI
ilth and r l, ave, ne Ap, l.Q444
WANTED-cars wanted. viii pay
TOP dollar for clean cars.
HORNER'S CORNER
0th and PA. Ave, NE. II, 0-of0a
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s5-acre stock and grain farm,
fertile soil: s-rm. brick house. bath.
modern kit auto heat, summer
cottage: many other bldgs. on
paved road with beautiful stream.
Only S1S,050.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18

$50 acres adjoining 1O,0OO-acre
estate park: Is mi. north Of Ham
cock. Md. plenty Of deer and small
game. Farm bldgs. valued at more
than asking price for entire farm.
SI0LER e. CO.
ST. 3-79S2 Ewes. ia. e-Os77
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llMvEsTmINT PRop. Ger SALT oFFlcEa sruDlos Cor Rent
lcoNTlRiurnl fcoAHn,uGpl



BEruHsDA--dfound- moor once On
Oooflttoun Fd.s suitable Tor rial
estate on Insurance. broker. OIL.
l-t-In
CAPITOL mlll.-Ffoni sale. room.
urn. n pfsi rsss- X, d-d1lf'
OFFick AND SHOW IN on eend
~ NV, NORTH al L. lat n. new
once blda., approx. ZOO "a. ft..
ready Tor immediate OCCUPANCY.
. Zoo for further Information
FOLoER BLDG 7eb 18TH q. NV.
-Redec. spacious once In this
conveniently located mod BIDS
H No TS hss suR 81, f9 .ssss =
AVAILABLE. suite Of oiAeea. IN
brentwood Vlllaae Shopping cen.
Teri SITS includes utilities and
any time on e-ae00
MKT TO conn. AVE-. i7iO N
81. n.w.-bh0 "a. II. 10 air-cond.
new bldg. &iR6 mo MT. Yount,
PRANK 8. PHILLIPS, NC. pf.
1-l4ll,
MEDICAL cKNfKR : povntown.
air-cond., space now avail suites
Of $50. 500, loo, 200 and
1900 "a. n. ca; reas. For details,
III l-lHuui
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SPECIAL

RETIREMENT home on 1S acres
for Si6,OOO, q room and bath. oil
heat home. Also small barn or work
shop. hen house. Land fenced and
$50 ACRES at 500 per acre.
Small log house with fireplace. and
electricity. Large stream and on
hard road. Have fun while It grows
loo ACRES with brick home and
complete set OF outbuildings in
wonderful condition. Picture place
Many, more. come and check with
~ RnMER A CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-18
BUSINESS PR0P. ron sAlE


NEARBY AnL.-Lsht industrial;
1900 "a, IT, around moor attraf-
wwsL sasssi AS DiV nam. eau MN,
sTORE and end door. M. shore
ham n e suit S,., enc ipses Ssilsy
THE ADMIRAL hofkL. ei3i o
ST. NV, = Air-cond. ballroom
avail niehtly 81 weekly Dances,
meetlnea, lectures, snack or ban
ouets. ample parklng ~ block,
VICINITY sand AND n SITS. NV.
---C0nvfnient downtown ware
house or shop. with paneled. air
eond. efAce: approx, $500 81, ~,
plus a.OOO.sa. 1T. fenced parking
lot. suitable ipr . wide range 81
uses. Rent. $3.50 per mo-. sale n
$4,000 Will be considered,
sP AIhHiIPss oE YyIhSIIsFs =, h INC ST.
OHOICE SPACE In Huntlne ToNera
shopping Center, Alexandria, Va,
$40 "a. H.. air conditioned; ample
parking facilities, 10 min, bus
service 10 ell points. suitable TOT
huslness or professional use, Avail
abe July / ! CAN XII. $3.50.
RESTAURANT, fury equipped. IN
See Mr., Robbins on premises. A.
Z--a.- $1,000 fNlN~. KfA aaA n
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

yEf ffNdEIsh SoEsb 1854 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-21
Woods Break
Into Print

US. designers 10 town with imported n'O''ar
English who made Of the biggest fashion
Aer Ltd of London developed SOFT
light oopy moar wool and started chain reaction all over the globe For
moha vivid floral patterns to the obvious
designers using lots Of III and American
Molly who designs for
photographed London via BOAC
branthued walking $3.50 Below left: short acketed
220 Below coat created
by Raelson Gloves from Kisav JOAN RATHER
Kodiak mirror., 1958-03-01
Madsen To Speak At kAThS Meeting

Guest speaker at the next meet mg of the Kodiak and Aleutian Islands Historical Society Wednes- oay, March 5, will be Ali Madsen, well-known Alaska Big Game guide, and longtime resident of Kodiak. Madsen will also show some of his color slides of the huge Kodiak bear and other Alaska wildlife.
 The meeting, which will convene at BOO pm, will be held in the science room of the new high school building instead of the downtown school.
 New members are invited to Jom and participate in the activi- 6es of the Society.
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lp,ar,ocspector inside the, Arctic Cir cle-who sported an over-sized bulb Of a nose like squash go.lrd' hence his nickname; Suffering Smith, of whom it was said had been around camp long enough to. stir suspicion that he did not rely entirely on luck and skill to win at poker; then there was Holdout Jackson, innocent looking, quiet little. baldheaded man. The two met in an all-out game with an ending that should mt be spoiled in telling here.
 The story "Poker-Wise Salmon the kind apparently lay their eggs only on the aces and kings, thus enabling the owner "a trapwatch- man to win with ease. He was des- cribed as "a genial, 4beWhiskered old character" who happened to have an old deck of cards when four men dropped in on him.
 "Strangest poker-player the North has ever known-a charac- ter called Preacher BroWn-raW boned and rangy, with fighting jaw and eyes that blazed with in  tensity when Aroused.' But ne had been one of the slickest card deal CTS in Nevada until he sgot relig- ion.' He built a church by sitting in on one card game.
 We could go on and tell you about fascinating and fabulous
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Licensing examinations for pro- fesSional and practical nurses will be given in Anchorage March p and March 23. Nurses desiring to take the examinations are required to submit application together with transcript of school records and diploma of graduation from an accredited school of nursing,
 Nurses desiring to take the examinations to be given Satur- day, March P and Sunday March 23 should write to Helen Jeffer- son, Secpetary-Treasurer, Alaska Board of Nursing. 1916 Birchway, Anchorage, Alaska before March IS, 1858.
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characters, who worked their claims the summer, in the early gold rush days and whiled away their time at the poker table in the winter. But why spoil these good yarns.
 Whether you are a poker player or not you will literally sweat" with Lucky Simpson, the penny ante player, who unwittingly play
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Book Review

ALASKAN POKER STORIES by Kenneth Gilbert. Illustrated throughout by Eustaces Gilbert, well-known, sourdough and artist Published by Robert D. Seal.
 An Alaskan book with all the charm of authenticity has just been published. In an all-to-brief volume, Kenneth Gilbert has put together anecdotes of early min ing days in book entitled flask an Poker Stories"
 The author has drawn heavily from the yarns of one Colonel Bowie J. Kirby but states this is not the story-teller's real name, 4.
 The game of poker as it was played in the early gold rush days makes for fascinating reading. The characters grouped together in this small volume live up to their nick names and impart flavor un- matched and captivating,
 There is the Whistling Kid, who had the annoying habit of whist ing through his especially annoying in a poker game. How another poker player, Smoky Fal- Ion by name, attempted to turn this to his advantage and lost, is told in rib tickling manner.
 Other characters are CalabaSh Jones, described as "the homliest
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The Christian Science Sociely in the Chapel Annex on the Bar of Kodiak holds services & S1a+ day School every Sunday at n allA-
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ed in a game for big stakes Whether he won or. lost, yOn wnnh lose by reading this one.
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