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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BASSETT HOUND
AT STUD

CoAA Wv fD1F
BASSETT HOUND
AT STUD
Oh. Beau of Bosinod. Completed
championship in Just 10 shows.
MISS DAMARA BOLTE. (handler),
SO. 5-SS56. MRS. ALVIN KAY,
owner, EN- 5-2S4S.
BEAGLES. months, male, ch.
breed. Axe, tri-color. 10. 7-4979.
BEAGLES. Axe, 3 months. Ideal
for pet, show or field EN-. 5-0334.
BEAGLE, male. Pedigreed with
BEAGLE PUPS. 3 mo, Axe reg :,
shots and wormed. champ. stock
RE-. 6-72S2.
BLACK POODLE PUP, male, 3 mos.
old, from champion stock, i'm
ported and pedigree; $50. LII. l.
1906.
BOSTON TERRIER STUDS-For
quality, breed to the best. MA.
2-04.5. 1874 Colesville I'd, s. S.
BOSTON TERRIER. female, choice
of litter, 3 mos. old; small, flashy
show tpe; Can. Oh. sired. UN.
7-oS7I.
BOXER FOR SALE-Brown, male,
is mos. old, housebroken. regis
tered. 500 z st. NV, ME. s.
1854.
BOXER-AKC, reg; CHI. sired; de-
sirable show prospect. BROOD bitch;
flashy fawn. JU. 9-116S.
BOXER PUPS (2), males, fawn
beauties. Axe reg: excel. dispo-
sition and BACKGROUND. JU. D.
3335.
BoXER-Need good Axe reg. brin-
die female. Have excel. Axe reg,
fawn male. Payment for female
to be pick Of first litter. Call ia.
5-3lOS.
BULLDOG-White male. Only $50
to right people. Ideal for small
children. MI. 5-5l01.
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIEs-Res
Axe, little beauties. $50. Also
Cairn stud service. SP. 3-931S.
CAT-Loveable gray tiger, fem;
put to sleep unless good white
home is found. Will pay "a of
spaying. Ii. 1885.
CHINCHILLAS, small herd and
equipment: reas. or trade for any
thing Of equal value. WA. 1886.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS-Small type,
washington st.. Falls Church, JE.
2-l496.
CHIHUAHUAs, registered; 8 weeks
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, male and
female, Axe reg. pocket size.
Ii. 1884.
COCKER PUPPIES-AKC, pet or
show, top bloodline. BR. S-9397.
COCKER PUPPIES. beaut. exuber-
ance, . wks. old; 4 black: blond:
Axe reg; S25. KE. 1924.
COCKER PUPS, black honey COL
ored and spotted, sire prize stock,
males, $50. females, S35. GIBSON.
S107 Carroll ave, T. P. HE.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. black;
Axe registered; males, SO, fe-
male, 500. Also mixed breed
cocker spaniel male to a good
country home. RO, S-164l.
COCKER PUPPIES, teddy bear type.
, mos. old psrti-colored Champ.
sired. Gath. 2S5-J-12.
COLLIE, 10 mos, S and W, Axe,
champion blood line householder,
trained. OWNER leaving; sos,
HU. a-7244
COLLIES, s and s weeks. Axe,
sable and white, males and fe-
males: gr. sire CHI, Silver Ho.
Parader. VIII. $3.50.
COLLIE PUPPIES. Q weeks old. S.
$40. EV. 4-175S.
COLLIE PUPS = Only one left,
female. reg: had shots; 8 wks.
old. Very reaS. PL. 9-2302.
COLLIE, gold female; 8 mos,
spayed, shots, friendly, healthy:
raised with children. VII. 2-5062.
DACHSHUND PUPS. Axe, Oh.
blood. shots, wormed, playful, af-
fec; S45-S5O: terms. EV. 4-17O1.
DACHSHUND MINIATURE PUPS
Axe, beauties; S-lb stud service
Siamese kittens. JE. 4-6S37.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUP. fe-
male, Axe reg; excel. bloodline.
Call WE. 5-0053.
DOG BEAUTY SALON
Poodles, terriers and other breeds
expertly shampooed, trimmed,
groomed and pedicured; compe-
tent kind handling.
CAROLE DOLLHOUSE
Carole Adele White
Haw INnN
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OFFICE FURNITURE
Odds and Ends Clearance
4 DAYS ONLY

Thurs, Fri, Sat. and Mon.
Folding chairs. wood and steel, csc;
filing cabinets, 4 drawer. wood,
legal and letter size, SS.95; pos
ture chairs, wood and steel. Sass;
desks. walnut and mahogany,
Sl9,95: arm and swivel walnut
and mahog. HAIRS S6.45' stor
age cabinets, brand-new. 3tXlSy
42' high, Sos steel fling cab
inets, 4-drawer letter and lesal
size, $685.: steel card cases, @
drawer for 3x5 cards. Sl.49: sec
tional bookcases. 81 ca: wood
stools, brand-new 30" high. $3.50.
Limited quantities. Slrry no phone
orders or deliveries at these prices.
Also a basement full Of other
bargains.
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LUMBER
OPEN SAT.-SUN,

VI EN OA I .-DUNs
Undersize 2x4xs. 40c: shelving,
15c; AXIS ss-inch sheetrock, ST "a;
ls-lnch hard boards, &c 50. IT,;
AKA cedar, 2hc lin. IT, Cut TO size.
Free delivery.
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New and Used Tractors
BackhoeS Leaders
Farm Equipment
MATONEV'C INC
MAIUNEY 5, INC.
Sl23 Ga. Ave, S. g.. Nd. JU. $3.50

sl23 Ga. Ave, S. g.. Nd. JU. 1888
RICH, BLACK SLUDGE and top
soil for lawns and gardens. de-
livered; reasonable. RE. o-60S9.
SAWDUST, rotted; topsoil sludge,
blueStone. sand. trees removed
logs cut. SIP BASES. SP 3-5S0O
SKILLED TREE SURGERY-Pro-
iessional landScaplng. prompt free
estimates. FOREST GROVE MUIR
SERY. JU. 9-255l.
sJUDGE, rich organic fertilizer,
helps you grow fine lawn and
garden. Big i-vard load del, only
SIS. Call WA. 7-6005.
SOD CUTTERS, aeriiers, Ford trac-
tors, front-end oaders. OC-3
dozers. post-hole diggers. cement
mixers. etc. RENTAL TOOL e.
EQUIP. CO, III. 5000.
SPRUCE TREES. Norway. IL to 4
IT,, full perfect shape. Planted
reasonably. WA 7-6007.
TAXING ORDERS for locust fence
posts. E. E. THOMAS, CHI.
s-7313, after ) pm.
TRACTOR, INC Cub, good condi-
ton, hydraulic lift, 2 plows, cJf-
tivator. disc harrow. dble. steel
harrow, mower. saw and belt,
power take-ofi; also 1-horse
wagon and several horse eulti-
vators. KI. S-017l, can be seen
any time
TRACTORS-New INC Farmsll
tractors and equip; indus wheel
tractors, bsckhoe and leaders;
McCullough chain saws, parts and
service. Lime seed and fertilizer
Used model HIM tractors with
pillow and cultiyator. Used Cub
tractor and equipment. Cub now
ers P H MOOPE. U S No 30l,
Mitehelivi.le Nd. CE. 6-Slsl
WANTED h.p. garden tractor
with attachments. FL $4,000
WANTFD-Two-bottom pillow Gull
tivator, mower. post hole digger,
front-end grader blade for III H
tractor. 1910 Porter st. NV. I'm
$3.50.
WHITEFACED HEREFOR
CALVES, also Western saddle.
reasonable RE. 5-S6l3.
so TONS timothy hay, SEQ in barn.
is tons lespedeZs hay, $50 in
- "a
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RADIO TEST EQUIPMENT-RcA
Senior Voltohmyst," model Wv
97A, S35; Hesthkit RI. signal
generator. sg-S. SIS; visual
aural signal tracer, T-3. SIS.
tube checker, TC-3, with picture
tube attachment. $50. All in good
condition. Call FL. 4-3111.
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FOR RENT

BACKH0ES, front-end leaders and
cranes for rent with operators. FE.
3-6343; evenings. LII. 1925.
BULLD0ZERS. leaders. generators
chain saws, mixers. pumps, Ford
tractors, cement grinders, finish
ing machines, etc. JU. 5000.
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIPMENT co.
FLOOR SANDERS. polishers. wet
dry vacs low rates. MODERN
FLOORS. 2431 18th st. NV
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our quotations on
brand-new standard makes Of
pianos before you buy. Also a
good selection Of used instruments.
over 100 pianos TO choose from
at the PIANO MART. 1913 7th
st. NV. Tin the block above the
lihrarVl. So I-hann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

IR0NEn. GE. electric. rotary type
cabinet model. excellent condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

HOT WATER TANK-Electric, Sc.
sA. Brigidaire, slass-lined. sii5
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TAPE RECORDER. Webcor. Model
21OB, ? speed with microphone:
recently overhauled, SOS. FE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

IRONER, Prima, III GOOD eonditIon
$40. JU, 0-3Uga7
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PIANOs-Army, Navy. Air Force
and Marine personnel. Govern
ment and District employees can
cave real money on all kinds OF
Instruments at the PIANO MART,
1918 18th ST. NV. over 100 spinets,
consoles and Strands 10 choose
from: easy terms. ST. $4,000.
PIANO MART, 1915 Tth street
NV. lin the block above the
library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

JOHNSON MOTOR, 80 h.p, never
used, manual start plus stand and
long shaft. S3Db or best offer.
Parkway 5-2D56, Parkway 5-0434
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DOG SHOW

DOG SHOW
Rock Greek Kennel Club annual
sanction match, Sunday, March !
Begins noon, Mont. County Agri.
cultural Center, GaIthersburg, Nd.
Entries taken at this time for Ma
tional Capital Kennel Club. All
Breeds Show IN March IS (entries
for this close March 81. Further
details. HI. a-S040. or OIL. 6-1923
DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT a pet?
Do you have pet to- give I'D?
Have you lost or found an ami
NAL? Call WASHINGTON ANIMAL
RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 7-573O.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPS, Axe
reg. little beauties, Fearnought-
Nugget bloodlines. MA 2-O167.
ENGLISH BULLDOG, II mos. !:
training: champ. stk. so. 5-44s0.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL,
pups. Axe. 3 mos, for show, pet
or hunt, champion sired, KE. s.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL
PUPS. Axe. farm raised; sturdy.
beauties. MI. 5-4176.
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL PUPS,
Axe, shots, both colors; 8 wks
beauties: S35-S50. EV. 4-150s.
ENGLISH SETTER-Handsome /
yr. male, reg, excel field stock,
ready for training. $50 to good
home. ia. 2-5630.
ENG. SETTER PUPS-s weeks old
99es white. Best bloodlines for
hunting and for field trials. Phone
for pedigree. Males. 500: females,
$50. J. BOWEN. 2I26 37th st
NV, FE. 7-5465 ewes.
FOX TERRIER-Smooth haired, fe-
male. 5 mos. old. have papers. S35.
JU. 1885. after pm
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES for sale.
Cute. adorable puppies. Call
Empire $3.50, Manassas. Va.
FREE. part Persian kittens: house
broken: playful and healthy. AID.
2-2I55.
FREE PUPPIES. want good homes
Call after 10 a m. He. 4-5316.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS. Il VS..
purebred; good protection for
your home and family. DU. 5-735l.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. reg. VI:
shots. wormed loves children: dog
and house; SIS. VIII. 6-a557.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, male. Axe
reg. all black. ] VI. old; reason
able HA. 2-931a
GERMAN SHEPHERD at stud.
show-winniug son Of international
champion Bernd Vom Haus Twist
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KEY DUPLICATING MACHINE, like
new, plus key blanks. value over
5000, all for $3.50; also card
cases. regiSter, fans, showcase,
irht fixtures. sos 18th St. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

MINK COAT, black ranch mink.
length, unusual. new; sac. Price
for quick sale. WO. 6-3S16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

MuLTILrTH MACHINE. Model 1850.
Rebuilt, top condition.
HARRY J. ABRAMS, 124 L st. ne.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS = All
makes Of musical instruments,
both new and used. all instru-
mentS teacher approved: lowest
price rental purchase plan avail
on East Coast. Terms and trade.
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER,
1858 H st. ne. Ii. 7-3200.
OFFICE EQUIP. = Desks, chairs,
Mes, typewriters, add. mach, etc.
Closing out entire stock during
REMOVAL SALE. Bargains. CIR
Gle. 616 9th st. NV, DI. 7-6036.
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sole, $50. cail OF. S-Csls. wa
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TABJECL0TH, hand crocheted;
60x72 in: ecru, diamond pattern,
good as new. S35 EV. 4-6371.
TAPE RECORDER. wilcox Gay;
like new EN-. 2-3S11.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.
CAIRO HOTEL
1915 QUE ST. NV.

' COLOR ~ IN MI IoBBY Y"
/ cannot tell a lie! Washington's
tallest building offers lowest rates,
all hotel services Single. light.
clean rooms FROM $40 WEEK UP.
SINGLE PRIVATE BATH, FROM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

KITCHEN SET. chrome and Formi.
ca, blue and grey. chairs, good
cond., $50 III. 7-53S4,
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PIANO, Knabe. 5-tt. lin. Baby
Grand. new cond.. beautiful tone,
magnificent walnut case, Queen
Anne design. No telephone calls.
Can be seen Sun. or Mon, IL TO
3, 1000 Mass. ave. NV, Apt, Or.
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AhUNth, lonfite portable, good
condition, S25, Call XII. s-e6O3.
m0NER, dE, 1885; excellent con-
diti q; ssking $50. can OR.
,s-osS9 after 5 pm, or week ends,
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JEWELRY-Antiaue 25-carat Ame-
thyst lady's ring surrounded By
seed pearls in hand-carved setting
Value 500, sell for SIS. EN-,
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TAPE RECORDER-Knight "Hi-Fi,"
remote control. 2 mikes, Q 12-in.
portable speakers, 5 rolls Of tape,
IL tape containers and carrying
case. patch cords, earphones, tele-
phone pickup. Excellent condition.
Sis. Call FL. 4-3l1l,
Evening star., 1959-12-20
All In Fun

WTEDDING story in midwestern paper:
w "The groom has been married pre-
viously on two occasions. He has also been
through World War u"
Evening star., 1959-12-20

SMALL boy was swinging on gate,
"A passing the time away. A kind gentle
man walked by.
How old are you2" he asked the boy.
"T don't know" said the boy.
you don't know how old you are?"
mo"
do women bother you?"
mo"
You're f."
CTUDENT pilot "Hey, instructor, she's
y going into an outside tail spin. WHAT
do do now?"
Voice from the cockpit: Good heavens.
Aren't you the instructor"
Evening star., 1959-12-20

G6NMOTHER," said little Toby, to-day our
IV1 teacher asked me whether or not
had any brothers or sisters, and told her
was an only child"
And what did she say2" asked his
mother
"she said, Thank goodness"
TVHERE was one thing about Father
Il OFlaherty: He remained eternally
Boy Scout, as well as being a man Of the
cloth. A day that passed without his doing
q good deed was a bad day.
So it was quite natural, as he drove
out in the country to see an ailing friend,
that he stopped to offer help to woman
motoriSt who seemed to be in distress.
What is your trouble?" he asked the
well-dressed woman. She pointed sadly to
q flat tire
Father OTlaherty stepped out into the
9S-degree August sunshine, and with great
effort lacked up the ladys car, removed
the bad tire, then replaced it with the spare
tire from the trunk.
In perspiring exhaustion, he asked the
lady If she would start the car, and drive
off the jack, gently, SO that he wouldn't
have to stoop to lower It,
"Oh, couldn't do that" she protested.
You'll have to let 1t down easy My hus-
band is asleep in the back seat and 1t might
wake him up"
A CYNIC Is a man who has taken stock OF
"A himself and got sore about it.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

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condition. Gives you the most effective
laxative action known to science. No
other leading laxAtive-whether you chew
Il, eat Il like candy. or take Il as . liquid,
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you feel better. work better. play better.
For gentle. safe, sure relief - take
Espotabs. Only 33f. At all druggists.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

Whot', YOUR Fovorite iOke2 Send II to IAN in Fun.
Go Sundoy, The Stor MoSozine. rs VirOi"'o ave-
nue Sc, for possible publication on this poSe
SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1959-12-20
Laughing 1t OFF
By EVELYN WADE

Open |ettSt " So"to SsoUS
WTHEN Junior comes at Christmas time
w To sit upon your knee,
And read a list Of toys and gifts
He sOants beneath the tree,
I beg you, Santa, hear him EhTOUgh
With interess in your eye,
But, please, don't PROMISE GnythiHg.
yuss say. instead. ~PH ny!"
70 Be Muttered With Defence While
Filling q Youngsters Stocking
RTO MORE goodies sUiu you get
IN In your sock, my LittIe pet.
No PecaHs, no juicy apple
For your little tech to sTaPPIe.
No small tOy, no taHseriHes,
No bon bORs, no jelly beans.
Here is sOhaf you get insseod-
Rubber bands, spool Of thread,
Pias and thumb tacks, needles, tsOi1e,
LifEe bits Of fishing line,
Sticker tape, some iRk and gIHs,
Here are paper clips for you.
Merry ChristHsGs, htfIe one.
HGUe yourself lot Of fuH.
These are for your very own
NOV, WILL YOU LEAVE NINE ALONE!
Evening star., 1959-12-20

A CYNIC Is a man who has taken stock OF
~ himself and got sore about it.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Everybody Wants Land In Alaska

WASHINGTON, A - Statehood has boosted interest in Alaska to such a degree that predictions of increased population twill be borne out, if only by the increase in promoters there"
 That's the opinion of James E. Newton, Securities and Exchange Commission regional administra- tor at Seattle, as disclosed in tes- timony made public today by the House Appropriations Committee.
 Newton told the committee that during a visit to Alaska last fall he talked "to some of the sounder elements up there with regard to financing" adding:
 "I noticed that they were s,r- prised at the tremendous influx of calls and requests for informa- tion with people calling and say ing, 'I want !. a piece of land in Alaska"
 "They would ask, What do you want?' and the callers would re- ply, We don't care; just land in Alaska, that's all we want
 Needless to say, that has con- cerned some of the oldtime Alas kans because they are afraid of the slick promoters coming in and judging by the ones I saw in Am chorage they are starting to come in"
 Referring to the influx of pro moters, SEC chairman Edward N. Gadsby told the committee:
 q understand some of our old friends whose names we recog- nize, who have ben operating in the United States, have been found in Alaska"
 Gsdsby said it may be necessary for the SEC to establish an Alaska branch office.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Legislators Mark
 April l6 Deadline For Bill Clearing

JUNEAU, @ - Alaska's legis- lators, with their pay guaranteed for another week, spent yesterday trying to clear their desks of inn portant pieces of legislation.
 While the legislators worked, acting Governor Wade signed a $76, ,120 appropriation bill to cover legislative expenses through April Is. It seems likely that every pen ny will be necessary, as several major items remain to be cleared before adjournment.
 Should the legislative session continue beyond the April Is deadline, another money bill will have to be passed.
 Action on a bill to regulate the sale of securities, considered a must item, was delayed yesterday when Senate President William Beltz ruled the worked-over meas ure amounted to a substitute bill which could not undergo floor ac- ton on the same day it was in troduced.
 Some senators disagreed. but the point was not debated and the bill was expected to come up for action today.
 In a report on a commerce and labor bill the Senate Judiciary Committee has proposed more than doubling the ceiling on wages subject to the employment secur- ity tax. The committee suggested increasing the present $4,20O cell ing to $9,600, which would repre- sent an increase of the workers contribution to the unemploy- ment compensation fund from $21 a year to $65.60.
 To the employer, the changed ceiling would mean an increase from $11S.40 to $259.20 for each enploye who earns up to the $9,600 ceiling.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Oklahoma Voters
 End 5l Years of
 LiquOr Prohibition

OKLAHOMA CITY, R - Okla homans struck prohibition from their constitution Tuesday.
 With all but 13 of the states 3,234 precincts in, repeal carried 395, PAP to 313,574.
 The state still isn't off the wagon. Legal liquor is at least two months away.
 A constitutional amendment substituting privately owned pack age stores for prohibition was ap- proved by a margin of more than 80,000 votes in a record-breaking special election called at the urg- ing of Governor J. Howard Ed mondSon.
 The Legislature must validate the amendment and repeal anti whisky laws before liquor can be sold legally. This probably will take 60 to 90 days.
 Oklahoma then will emerge from 51 years of prohibition. Mississippi will be the only dry state left in the union.
 Failure of a county option pro- posal Tuesday means the entire state will go wet, although liquor stores will be limited to towns of 200 and larger.
 Liquor can be sold only by the bottle when the new amendment goes into effect. The "open saloon" will be banned, although 3.2 beer still will be sold in taverns.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Satellite Nose Cone Is Recovered After 5000 Mile Atlantic Shot

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, W - A powerful two-stage rocket shot a tiny ICBM nose cone of the fu- ture 5000 miles over the Atlantic today. It was recovered two hours later for the first time in seven launching attempts.
 The cone, which could carry power-packed ICBM warheads, was fired on target by an 80-foot Thor-Able rocket.
 Air Force officials announced that the recovery by ships located in the impact area was "a sec ondary test objective but an addi- tional bonus to the test program as it will provide physical verifi- cation of telemetry instrumental ton data received"
 Two hours after it hit the water, the cone was spotted by e C54 reconnaissance plane.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Alaska House Revises Magistrate Bill
 For Acceptance of fNon-Attorney Judges

the fines be turned over to the state.
 Rep. John Hellenthal said the bill was needed in case the pres ent Alaska judicial system was overturned because of what he called defects in the statehood act.
 In other action yesterday, the House reversed itself on the question of vacations for state ,em- ployes.
 Thursday the House had voted to cut vacation periods in half, but on reconsideration members decided to send the matter to its State Affairs Committee for fur ther action and possible hearings.
 Rep. James Fisher said there is a 50 per cent turnover among state employees and contended wage scales are below those of federal and private workers.
 Employees now are allowed two- nd-one-half working days vaca- ton for each month they are em- ployed, which averages out to about five weeks per year.
 Those opposed to the cut said they favored a sliding scale for leave time which would grant longer vacations to more experi- enced workers. This would also be valuable as an incentive, they said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08

JUNEAU, R - The House made two major reviSions in the magis- trate court bill yesterday, then passed the measure and sent it back to the Senate.
 Key change in the bill, which would set up system of local justice courts to replace work now done by U. s. commissioners, is the elimination of provision that only lawyers could fill the 10 magistrate jobs created under the measure.
 Rep. Orval Freeman of Ketchi- kan based his successful fight against the provision on the fact that the prescribed $10,000 salary would attract only "wet-nOsed kids right out of law school, or broken down has-beenS."
 The second major change con- cerned fines. The Senate version provided keeping fines on the To- cal level; the House recommended
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
U. s. Coast Guard Gutter Speeds To Aid Of Injured Seaman on Russian Vessel

iured man would be taken to the best hospital available, presum ably the U. S. Air Force hospital at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 Weather conditions were ex- pected to be favorable for the transfer and the Storis reported it would take the seaman to Coal Bay late today. There, he would be transferred to a twin engine Albatross Coast Guard plane for the 51a to 6-hour flight to Anchorage.
 The Storis was originally sched- uled to meet the trawler in the Boring Sea, but heavy seas and difficult communications had in- terferred with the rendezvous.
 The Coast Guard said it was not known why the injured sea- man had been transferred to the tug. Officials theorized, however, that the Pischavaya InduStria ac- tually is a mother ship and was needed in the area to service some 50 Soviet fishing vessels operating in the Boring Sea.