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! DozIER. DEACON ALLEN

DOZIER. DEACON ALLEN. on
Wednesday. April &, 1859, DEACON
ALLEN DOzIER OF 516 Edeewooo
st. me- beloved husband OF Mrs
Rosalie v. Dozier, son of Mrs. Der.
tina Dozier and brother OF Mrs
Martha Jackson, Mrs. Ada Wood.
land. Mrs. Bertha Gregg, Mrs. Irene
Hawkins, Harrison and jesse Do.
zier. He also is survived BY five
brothers-in-la law. two sisters in la
other relatives and friends. Re.
mains may be viewed after pm
Friday, April 10. at the Barnes
& Matthews Funeral Home. 1918
14th st. NV. Oath st. at Spring
rd.D. until 8 am. Saturday, April
j: thence TO lie in state at the
Providence Baptist Church. 18th
st. and Kentucky ave. Sc, from 10
am until m, time Of funeral
the Rev g, e. Stevenson oficiatina
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Casket will not be opened
following services. 10
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BALTIMORE, JULIA G. OF

BALIIMUhE1 julia o. u I~vJ
Brentwood I'd. ne, on April =
mother OF George L. and Stuart L:
Baltimore, Katherine Bean, Hazel
Adriani and Margaret Phillips, sis
ter OF Minnie Baltimore. Ten
grandchildren and Jour great
ices at Chambers Funeral Home!
617 18th st. Sc. on SATURDAY,
April II, at $3.50 am Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church, Va. 10
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BEACH, IDA. On wednesday, April
pitaI, IDA BEACH Of the Baptist
the late Ada Beach, Services al
the S, H. Hines Co Funeral Home
2g0I I4th st. NV, on Friday
April 10, at | pm. (parking facili-
{ tiesl. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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H \. 1883 STA JAMES g BARE si'Y BELOVED IVee
husband Of zenia Barr, father d
Mrs. Rhea M Keegan Mrs. Thelms
Falck. Mrs. Lorna De Ginder, Cur
It's and John Barr and Mrs. Amelia
Farley. There also are nineteen
grandchildren. Friends may cal
at the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV (parking oppositel
where services will be held on Fri
day, April 10. at 1880 pm Inter-
; ment George Washington Cemetery
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poNALpsnN ALFREn LEn 81 q

Wednesday, April s, 1859, at his
home, 1918 Grace Church rd., hus-
band Of Martina "A. Donaldson,
1r. Mr.. Donaldson rests at the
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Sprins.
Mo, where services will be held on
Friday, April 10, at : pm. ozark
ing facilities). Interment notice
later.
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Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
Brewer, Nv. W Chambers Co
Emma s.
Campbell, w. w Chambers Co
ROzier G.
Campbell, George w. W. Chambers Co
M0simann, w. w. Chambers Co
Robert A.
| Wessberg, Olaf B. w. w. Chambers Co
Baltimore. W. W. Chambers Co
Julie f.
Berry. william W. w. Chambers Co
Gentry, Irwin W. w Chambers Co
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! HIGGINS, CHARLEs WILLIAM
Finn, HENRY NJ. A special COM

- munication, Of Kensinston
IN Lodge, No. 1913, A. r. &
IN A. NJ. is called for L.
eNW noon FRIDAY, April 10,
~N 1859, az the Masonic
NJ Temple. Kensington. Nd
~ for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the Masonic funeral rites
for our late brother. HENRY NJ
FLINN interment Lorraine Gene
terry Baltimore, Nd.
LAWRENCE r. 5ROSMAN. W NJ.
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DIXON. PoLLIE on ruesdar. Anril

Z. 1859, PoILIE DIXON Of iii iii4
Penn St. NE. She is survived by
devoted husband, Mr.. George
Dixon: six sons. six daushters. other
- relatives and many friends. Fu-
neral services and interment on Sun
day, April IL, at Farmville, N. c.
ARRANGEMENTS by the R. N Horton
Cos Morticians, 1924 You
st. NV.
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BURTON, MARY FRANCES. on Tues
daY. Anril q l4nN. at the DiSir

BUhlONB MARI rhhNOES. On 1ueS-
General Gem a Hospital y MARY '' FRANCES StstS
BURTON Of 1920 Massachusetts
Burton, sE E,,,,, devoted mother Of Mrs,
stone. Miss Eugenia Burton. Mrs.
John n. and nd !, ROyal .I Burton, y
ford; one brother, Frank Reid; six
teen grandchildren, seven great
grandchildren and a host Of other
relatives and friends, Remains
where friends may cali after pm.
Friday, April 10. Funeral services
on Saturday, April II. at i pm,
At the John Wesley A NJ. z. Zion
Church lf sfY and p eS1s9Tan Lasts. SIS
son, oficiating lntermenl Lincoln
~ By the John r Rhtnes g. Co. Funeral
Home. 3o15 18th st. ne. 10
cALLAwAY, ANNE L. On wsdnes-
denee, S32 goth st, NV, ANNE
I, CALLAWAY, beloved wife Of
Homer A; Galloway, mother OF VIII
j ROCK Of ware. Mass. and aunt
OF Shirley J. Smedberg OF New
Britain. Conn Frienes may call
at osvler's Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave.
on Monday, April I3. at 12:45
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
CAMPBELL. GEORGE L. At ATS
North 10th St., Arlinston. Va, on
April z, 1889, husband OF Mary r.
CAMPBELL, father OF Mrs Nicholas
10th, Mrs. Chester H. Sipes, Mrs.
Julius Shipman and GeorEe w
Campbell and brother Of Fred and
James Campbell. He also is sur
vived by fifteen grandchildren and
twentv-Six great-gTsndchildren. Re-
mains at the Chambers Funeral
Home. 3072 NJ st. NV. until Fr
day. April 10, at 2 am. Services
at ST Marv's Episcopal Church,
a6th and Glebe I'd. north, Arling-
ton Va. at 10 am. Interment Ma
tional Memorial Park, Fails Church.
We.
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day, April 3. 1853. at Johns Hop
kim. Hospital. JEREMY McCAR-
THY Of. 1905 Dye dr.. Falls Church.
Charles E. Mccarthy and brother
OF Matthew C.. and Brigette Nc
Carthy. He also is survived by
grandparents. Mrs Margaret z. Nc
Carthy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
W. Dougherty Of the Metropolitan
Area. Friends may call at the
Robert J, Murphy Funeral Home,
3524 Columbia pike parking in
rearl. Arlington, Va, GraVeside
services will be held on Friday.
April 10. at 10 am, at st. James
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FANNIE ME S; !, S On Thurs sad:.
g gSi Jet ansaa St, NV. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Alice A. Fisher Of
Annapolis, Nd. W. e. OF Falls
Church, Va. Paul Z, of Washington,
D. c.; Thomas D.. r., Of Arlington,
BarneSVille. Nd. She also is sur.
viVed by thirteen grandchildren and
sixteen great-grandchildren Serv.
ices at the s. H. Hines Co, Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on
Saturday, April IL, at , pm
parking facilitiesl. 1nterment
Bluefield, Va. 10
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MCLEAN. MICHAEL on Mondov

April 6, 1853. at chiIdren's0 n Hos.
pital. MICHAEL MCLEAN of Sc
Q st. NV. He leaves to mourn
and Mr., Alvin Mclean: one brotheI
and host Of other relatives anc
friends. Funeral at 10 am. Fri.
day, April 10. Arrangements b.
the Barnes Funeral Service. 23OI
Georgia ave. NV.
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~ Washington Council No.
N pa. knights of Columbus,
<AAsA are notified OF the death
n.y., of WILLIAM p. TROY. and
are requested 70 assemble
NZ at the De Vol Funeral
~ Home. 1924 Wisconsin ave
NV, on Friday. April 10. 1859.
at sis pm, for recitation Of the
NIcoLAUs BRUINS. O. K.
\. A. MAHAR, P. s. 10
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SHEAR, CARL T. On Wednesday,
April 8, 1859, at Arlington Hospital,
CARL T. SHEAR, brother of Mrs.
Gertrude Rodgers, Mrs May Leith,
Mrs Rena Mankin and Eugene c.
Shear. Friends NAV call at the
Money g. King Funeral Home, III
Maple ave. west. Vienna, Va.
where services will be held Friday,
April 10. at . pm Interment Chest
nut Grove Cemetery. Herndon, Va
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McATEE, OSCAR. On Tuesday, April
OSCAR McATEE Of f'' Eco nS MSssa.
chusetts ave. NV. beloved father
Of Mrs. Eleanor NJ. Sherertz o.
McAtee Of Washington, D. c.: vii
McAtee Of oakton, Va. and Mrs
grandfather Of William B. Dsbney
Services at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV
parking facilities). Intermenl
Cedar Grove Baptist Churchyarc
CemeterV Cedar Grnvo Nj
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MCLEAN. OLIVE W. On Wednesday,
April 8; 1853. at WASHINGTON Hos
pltal Center OLIVE W. MCLEAN
Of 2726 Connecticut ave. NV. be-
loved wife of the late Warren J.
Mclean. Memorial services at the
8. H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l l4th st. NV. on Friday, April
10, at 3 pm. (parking facilitiesl
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
.arrinnn IN Chnnhara
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LEWIS, ADDIE N. on "Wednesday
tarium Able aSR n E MARffsa Of s ziea
andria. Va. beloved mother Of Mrs
James Kiser Of Alexandria, Va,
Aurora. Ind. James A. Lewis OF
Norfolk, Va: Julian Lewis OF
Downings, Va: Merideth Lewis Of
Richmond. Va, and Garland Lewis
of Arlington, Va She also is sur.
viyed by one sister. Nettie Windsor
Of Deaie, Nd, and seven grand.
children. Services will be held
at the Jones Funeral Home, RAINS
wood, Va, on Friday afternoon
April 10. Interment Bethany Bap-
tist Cemetery,
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DATE ussS.v FL snrn ,SS9sdadenIy' on on
residence near Ryan, va. FIoYD
F., DARNES. beloved husband OF
Lille Poole barnes. Friends may
call at the Muse a Reed Funeral
ices viii be held on Friday, April
10. at IL am. Interment Union
Cemetery, Leesburg, Va.
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ALIEN Hgl Hf5 5ss E ERNa E 81 TSiisss
Formerly 81 isOS ssth St. NV; NV;
NJ. Heraide and John Z. Allen,
aunt Of Edward VI Allen, S snS
uncles, one cousin. other relatives
N and iriends. After 4 pm h r.
10 call ct the Jarvis Chapel, 143a
s You st. NV, Funeral on Satur-
day, April IL. at ! pm, from the
First Baptist Church, 27th st and
Dumbarfon ave. NV lnterment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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K, pAfNdERFiELD. wife Of The
late. John s. Barbour Daingerfield,
mother Of Helen D. Smith and Ann
and Julia Craig. She also is sur
yiyed BY four grandchildren and
five great-grandehildren Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel 1850
Pa. ave. NV, Mass will be offered
Island and Connecticut ayes. NV !,
on Saturday, April IL. at 9:30
am, Interment Baltimore, Md. 10
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EMANUEL, MAY. on wednesday,
April s, 1859, at Sibley Hospital,
MAY EMANUEL OF 1877 Randolph
st. me-, mother of Mrs. Hilda e.
Hayes. Services at the s. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l 14th
st. NV, on Saturday, April II, at
pm. tparking facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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WILLIAMS, JOSEPH W. on satur
trict General Hospital. JOSEPH W
WILLIAMS Of SIC Kentucky ave
Sc. He leaves to mourn a father
brothers. 3 sisters, sons ant
many othe I. devoted relatives an ~
Joynes Funeral Home, 1l6 Mass
ave. NV, after Z pm Thursday
April 9. Services in the chape
at 1890 am. Friday. April 10
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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ALEXANDER, EDWARD, On Wednes-
day., April 3. 1853. e. the Newton
p; Baker Veterans rl MSipiIsi' AM MnF.
AMBER. devoted husband Of Blondez-
letter Alexander He also leaves
to mourn his passing one sister,
Mrs. Essie Watts. and other rela-
tiyes and many friends Remains
resting at the John 7. Rhines a. Co
Funeral Home, 30f5 18th st. ne
Notice Of funeral later.
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SWITZERLAND, HELEN M. On
Wednesday, April s, 1853, at Be-
thesda Naval Hospital, HELEN M.
SWITZERLAND of 3l14 9th I'd
north. Arlington, Va. beloved mother
OF 7. c. Switzerland, USN ire
tired and grandmother of 1t. 7.
C. Switzerland ir.. USN Friends
may call at the ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
until 10 pm. Friday, April 10.
Funeral services at St Georges
EPISCOPAL Church. Fairfax dr.. and
North Nelson ST.. Arlington, Va,
on. Saturday, April II, at 10 am.
lnterment Pohick Cemetery. 10
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ATCHERS0N, BESSIE. on sunday,
April 5, 1855 BESSIE ATCHER.
SON Of eO7 Allison st NV, beloved
wife OF Lafayette Atcherson. Also
surviving are . sister. q brother. an
and other relatives and many
friends. After pm Wednesday,
April 8. friends are invited to call
at her late residence, g07 Allison
st. NV. Services will Be held e.
l4th and Corcoran SITS. NV. on
Thursday, April 0, at I 80 pm. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
ARRANGEMENTS BY Mcclure, Inc.
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TROY, WILLIAM r. on Tuesday,
April z. 1859, at the United States
Naval Hospital WILLIAM ?. TROY,
beloved husband of the late 6ath-
crime W. Troy: father of the. Rev.
william p Troy. Sd. and DR..
John W. Troy. He also Is survived
by six granddaughters- Funeral
from the De Vol Funeral Home.
1924 Wisconsin ave NV. on Sat
urday. April IL. at 9 am. thence
to st Anne's Churcn. 1900 Wis
consi1 ave NV. where requiem
mass viii be offered ct $50 am
Friends and relatives invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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DOZIER, DEACON ALLEN. The Of
n ficers and members of
the INSTRUMENTATION
- Church Ushers Association
are hereby notified OF the
- Ill passing of our associate
%LSTz member, DEACON ALLEN
\l1AHRtt/ DOZIER. Funeral services
on Saturday April IL, 1853, at |
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MOSIMANN. ROBERT A. OF $50 18th
st. ne, on April :, 1859, beloved
husband OF Lucille M. Mostmann.
father Of Mrs. John P. Powell. Mrs
James P Myers and Robert J. MOST
mann: son OF the late Ernest and
Berthylie Thomen Mosimann. brother
Of Edward ana Walter Mosim ann.
Also surviving are I'VE grandchil-
dren. Prayers at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, SIT 18th st Sc,
on Saturday, April IL. at IL an.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
MURPHY, MARY ETHEL. Suddenly.
on Tuesday, April z. 1859. at Alex
andriA Hospital. NARY ETHEL
MURPHY. aged IS, beloved wife
o. Clinton Edward Murphy. She
also is survived by three daughters
and one son. her mother. Mrs.
Therese Jacobs. two sisters. Mrs
Norma Mckinney and Mrs Anna
Marie Reid, and one brother, Orie
Jacobs, Friends may call at the
Hail Funeral Home. OecoQuan, Va.
Services will be held on Friday,
Aprll 10. at $50 pm, at st.
Paurs Methodist Church Wood
eridEe, Va. Interment Fohick
Church.
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TUESDAY ApTii 4, 1850, a tSe
Dunbar, Hotel. uvANN W. ROBIN
Sc, He is survived BY a loving
wife, Mrs. Estell Robinson: cousins
Mr.: and Mrs. George Manns and
children, and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
Horizons Mortuary, 1924 You st
NV, on Sunday, April II, after ,
p.m, where services will be held on
Monday, April Is, at 1890 pm
the Rev. Augustus P. Cook oficiat-
ing. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 9,l2
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IHUMAS, GEORGE ". Ofhcers and
49,, members of Morning Star
M1K Lodee, No. 40, /. B.. P, o.
H11 z. Of W., are notified OF
MI 5;hSsones ath 81 Brother
~ departed this life on sun
day, April 1859. ses-
sion of sorrow will be held at the
Elks Home. 1880 18th ST. NV,
on Thursday. April y, 1859. at s
pm Funeral services will be held
at the Ebenezer Methodist Church,
4th and D SITS Sc, at IL am
Friday. April 10.
ROBERT E. ANDERSON,
MELVIN A. coLBERT, Pin. secy.
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HPTil !, !. 1850 a. bis " fssidencss''
as' NHE HfoS Sh. SHssiktfssA rl ssIoSsd
husband Of Susie L. Jenkins. son
brother Of Lester. TSuTston snd
Merrell Jenkins and Mrs. Iris
Withers Friends may call at the
blyo,. Arlington. Va, where funeral
services viii be held on Friday,
n nSrt National Vi Memorial PARK En'sf-
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KEHL. JOHN. on wednesday, April q
1853. at his residence, 3i0i NJ pi
Sc JOHN KEHL, beloved husband
Of the late Alice kehl. father Of
John v. and George NJ. Kehl. grand.
father Of George and John Kehl
Mattinsly Funeral Home. i3i it'll
st Sc. until Saturday, April IL
at $3.50 am. REQUIEM mass at st
Francis Xavier Church at 2 m
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IL
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day. April ., 1859, at the resi-
dence OF her daughter, S4O3 Wood
elin court, Silver Spring, Nd. MAG
GLE M MONRED the beloved wife
OF the late John Michael MonFed.
mother OF Ianthe NJ Van Diver OF
Gaithersburs, Md, and Miss Ra-
venell A. Monred of S4O3 Wood
elm court, Silver Spring, Nd. Mrs
Monred rests at the Gartner Fu-
neral Home, Gaithersburs, Nd,
where funeral services viii be held
on Saturday, April IL. at . pm
lnterment Forest Hope Cemetery
10
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
Opening of U. s. Moscow Exhibit
 Host Soviet Chiefs
By A. I. GOLDBERG

MOSCOW, R - The American National Exhibition in Moscow opened Friday night and drew praise from the first Soviet visitor - Nikita Khrushchev.
 "There are good things here, and we envy you for them" the Soviet Premier said at the dedi- cation ceremonies. ''They are things that Russia will have
 The opening day audience of 5000 was by invitation - mostly diplomats and Soviet officials and their families. Fair managers are counting on a daily attendance of 5O,OOO with tickets selling at one ruble - 25 cents at the Soviet fixed rate.
 The fair grounds cover nine acres of Sokolniki Park - a Little America in the heart of the Soviet capitol.
 For the Russians to see were displays of things Americans wear model cars; homes and boats; plus and eat; things they use at play; a fashion show and soft drinks.
 Khrushchev showed little in terest in the seven-screen pano- rama of American life and the style show featuring both Negroes and whites. But the models of the latest American automobiles caught his eye, and he spent some time at this exhibit.
 Nixon got his biggest ovation since arriving in Moscow on leav- ing the grounds after Khrushchev and other Soviet leaders had de- parted.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
West Won't Accept Berlin Ultimatunn. Declares Herter

BERLIN, R - Secretary of State Christian Herter declared Saturday the West never will ac- cept a Soviet deadline for a solu- ton of the Berlin question.
 Herter flew from Geneva for a six-hour visit which highlighted support for Communist threatened West Berlin.
 Speaking at a ceremony at West Berlin City Hall where he signed the visitors book, Herter said: Much has been said at Geneva about the question of Western rights in. Berlin. These rights are clear and cannot be terminated by unilateral action of any other power. We have not accepted and will not accept any deadline on them"
 He also assured West Berliners Western negotiators in Geneva never will sign away any of the city's fundamental rights.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
Softball Game Tonight Sees ANG ys. ACS-FAA

In local softball, the league continues with the National Guards leading nine meeting the ACS-FAA tonight.
 In the event that the Guard wins, that will complete their sea- son. If not, the Guard will play again Wednesday evening against the same club.
 In the event that the Guard wins tonight's game, the Polar Bar club will meet the ACS-FAA Wednesday evening.
 All games start at 6:3O pm. It is also contemplated that the >ACS-FAA outfit will meet the Polar Bar club as a closeout ball game-picnic on Sunday next, to round out the Nome baseball season.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
Look To The Sea

VT IS A KNOWN FACT that few miles out on N Boring Sea, there are cod halbut and shrimp. The quantity has never been established survey has ever been made. Several years ago, the Chamber of Commerce pettioned for such a survey, and Fish and Wildlife ship sent here. Unfortunately, the weather not favorable during the time they in this area.
 Next month, two Fish and Wdlife ships will be in the Boring Sea- participating in the tests being made at Cape Thompson If requested, 1t seems highly feasible that the research for the atomic blast and the commercial possibilities of fishing in this area might be explored at the same time.
 Northern Alaska needs economic development, and every avenue of it's natural resources should be explored An opportune time has arrved let take advantage of it. Our future industry might from the sea.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
First Jet Flight to Asia Set For September ,

TOKYO, R -- The first com mercial jet flights between Cali fornia and Asia will start Sep tem.ber 5, Pan American World Airways announced today.
 Cutting travel time almost in half, the 600-mile- -an-hour Boeing 320 Intercontinental. Clippers will fly three times a week between San Francisco or Los Angeles, Honolulu and Tokyo. The sched- ule will be stepped up to four times a week after September P, the airline said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
SHORT -SHORTSI

BOSTON, R inn It finally hap pened last week. Someone called Democratic Senator Kevin B. liar rington of Salem shorty
 Harrington is six feet, nine inches tall and he has never been called that before.
 It was a Senate visitor who called Harrington Shorty" The visitor, Conrad Burrows, 38, of Westfield, is eight feet, one inch tall.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
SATURDAY BASEBALL
 National Leaque

Philadelphia 6, Cincinnati 3. Milwaukee 3, Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 5, San Francisco 3. St. Louis 4, Los Angeles 2.
 American League Chicago 3, Baltimore 2. New York g, Detroit 8. Cleveland 8, Washington l. Kansas City 3, Boston 0.
 Pacific Coast League Spokane 9-9, Phoenix 7-21. Portland 5, San Diego 4. Seattle 5, Sacramento 2.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
Boys Town Alumni Elects New Auxiliary President

OMAHA, R - Mrs. Walter Mertz of St. Louis was elected president of the Auxiliary of the Boys Town Alumni Association at it's sixth national convention Sat urday.
 Martin Kuhn of Omaha was named president of the associa- ton, succeeding Sammy Madden of Milwaukee.
 Several hundred persons from over the nation attended, among them Keith Copeland of Seward, a 1941 graduate of Boys Town High School.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
Their Stake In Government

IN THE LAST FEW MONTHS all manner of organi- A cations have been arguing that businessmen take an active interest in politics. behalf of the candi dates, parties, and programs they believe in This has been given the blessing of the top political strate gists Chairman Paul Butler of the Democratic National Committee observes: say with the strong est possible conviction, that businessmen belong in politics. Chairman Thurston B Morton of the Repub lican National Committee the matter the same way: 'Men and women of the business community should not only in their own sef-nerest but in the interest of their country participate more fully in party organization work at all levels"
 Next thing to go into orbit we hear, will be 1000 atomic clock with "rate" of not over one second plus minus in 1000 years. It is expected to prove the truth of Einsteins theory of reatvity and that man. travelling at the speed of light for 20 years would get home to find the earth millions of years older.
 Another thing don't quite understand is just who is going to check that clock and whether it meets the specification.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27

Pilotless Plane Flew SO Miles
 MONTREAL, Rt-An unnamed two-seater plane flew for 60 miles yesterday before crashing on a farm. It took off from a field near St. Hyacinthe, Que, while being warmed up.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27

Imitation: When you can't keep a good price down.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-27
I'M P o R T A N T

{" V IT n "
 All delinquent Sales Taxes from the first quarter of 1850 through the second quarter of 1859 will be turned over to the City Attorney for legal action on August l. 1859. Those who failed 10 file a return will also be turned over to fhe City Attorney for legal action.
 Nome Common Council.
 By Robert F. Scott. 90 City Clerk