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Chain Bridge

Chain Bridge
Distinctive home in ARLINGToN's
newest prestige community; 4 bed
rooms, tile baths, fireplaces II
liv. rm. and attractively panelec
rec. rm.. formal din. rm., colorams
space; screened porch. built-in ga.
S36,950.
FLORANCE REALTY
2317 WILSON BLVD. ia. 10000
CONTEMPORARY HOME, with an
1S-FOOT KITCHEN-Yes, and the
other upT 1ns r features .d are front 4
open-deck porch: 1 bedrooms, Ell
baths, daylight basement. Priced al
S22,750. May be seen By calling
ia. $4,000. SHANNON q LUCHS
2055 Wilson blvd,
COUNTRY CLUB-Brick rambler
Kitchen ssa T and dining f r." baiit-iT
garage and maids room In base.
ment at S24,g50. with 4jaeS ioar
already on. Call ia. $4,000. 3 Il
8, SHANNON g. LUCHS, REAL.
TORS, 2O55 Wilson blvd.
CUTE M COY doll house-As.
sm aar 1 decorated sOSedrm.. den
2-bath Cape Cod; de luxe equip.
ment, including washer and drier
diversified garage, gorgeous 67xl5t
level yard with shade trees: neal
bus and school: Just $3.50 cash
balance less than rent: priced 81
TORS, 2160 N. Glebe. IA. 5-0707
DAYLIGHT REC. RIM. Near TIL
4-bedrm. brick rambler with
stoplishts to d. c. bridges. only
2 remain and cannot be eauallec
for S30,950. Excellent financing
available. To see cali ia. 4-13Q0
Realty c s5HsAt 4sio e. s s8Ss
DIFFERENT-A eorseous bi level
in North Arlington. (. Walk u
transp. and school: attractive foy-
er entrance. Huge paneled family
rm.: bedrm. possible den)
down with full bath; 3 good-size
equip. 'l mod. Kit. with TIM Sir CT csbi.
nets; sep. din, rp., 2 firepls.: pa;
fall in love with 1t when you see
1t. Call ia. 5-94O0 for inspection.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS.
DO. TODAY'S PRICES ANNOY
YOU? The financing on this j.
bedrm. brick rambler. just out
side Arlington, offers someone
the opportunity to buy q nice
home with bsnt., a large kit,
and monthly payments Of only
S127 including taxes and insur-
ance: $500 cash down required
to handle; Call IA: 1890 N, T
I BROYHILL & SONS REALTY
CORP, .4610 Lee hwy.
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.


REALTORS
OPEN 9 TIL 9. ia. 4-1400
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- ALEXANDRIA,
DEL RAY-S16 $50

Don't Let This Get Awayl
This Spacious BUNGALOW offers
conv.. to bus and Mt. Vernon
school. Nice Ice. liv. rm. with
firepl.. cheerful din. rCi., equipped
kit. 3 bedrms.. bath: also Ice.
untin. rm. for 4th bedrm.: lovely
porch. garage. EXCELLENT Fl
pHA ANSfNI WITH Low DOWN
Al SMITH REALTY
KI. S-6652. Ewes. JE. 2-0454
ALEXANDRIA: REDUCED $1,000
NO, this Is not O misprint. II
Is Q fact, Circumstances force the
sale OF this tremendous property
ct the STAGGERING reduction OF
$4,000. Look at these features:
SPRAYING brick rambler: center
hall entrance, est. liy. rm., ma
hog. woodwork throughout: base
board hot-water heat. extra-lge
bedrms. and closets, ga TILED
BATHS, brentwood and mahog.
paneling In liv. rm., fireplace with
raised slate hearth. big kit. with
Kelvinator equipment, tremendous
rec. room with fireplace. VIEW
ACROSS POTOMAC INTO MD. q
car puilt-in garage. The buy Of a
lifetime, To see, can ia. 4-130O.
NJ. T. BROYHILL 4 SONS REAL
TY CORP. 1910 Lee hwy.
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HAMMOND
HIGH SCHOOL

Seminary area of Alexandria.
Brick rambler featuring 24x15
living room with fireplace, 10
It. up-to-the-minute kitchen
including disposal and dish
washer; 3 bedrooms, large
jalousied porch; full basement
with large recreation room and
fireplace. Garase. Walk to bus (;
S23.950. Call XII. $3.50.
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MODEM CLEAN 2 OF 4-bedroon
louise in sc or Prince Geo Co
Have substantial cash. Call Mrs
Cox. 10 9-S347 or ST 3-7366
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

ARL.-4-unit apt, mr.. Key Bridge
Always rented. Asking $4,000, |
with 100000 loan to assume, ia.
7-0250, Unlikely REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
LANGLEY, VA.

Newly completed split-level
home in Northern Virginia's
prestige neighborhood OF flne
new homes Is now available
for your inspection.
3 spacious bedrooms, plus
a den or maids rm. and 8
full baths. Center-hall entry
leads to living room with q
fireplace, wall enhanced with
built-in bookshelves. Hand
some kitchen has ample
space for leisurely breakfast.
Paneled recreation room Of.
fers q spot for relaxation.
Attached 2-car garage az
fords ample extra space for
garden tools and bikes. M
Location: Close to the new
GA building, is convenient
TO downtown Washington via
the new extension OF the
Memorial pkwy. Priced at
$4,000 and ready for i'm
mediate occupancy.
T,TJRTA RR0S
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS; Sl95 down
incl. settlement-2 bedroom bun,
ealow with bsmt.: lovely yard as
sumo 4heo loan. Owner will a.
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HOUSES WANTED TO sur

ALL CASH FOR HOMES in nearby
HUGH ~ PECK HE. 4-l7o0 or
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DBL RAY

BUNGALOW minded Then
take a look at this cute
homo on a nice quiet street.
Large living room. separate
dining room, equipped kitch-
en-, . good.slzed bedrooms
and bath: full basement
with oil hot.water heat;
sion; priced rieht at Si3,-
$780,: excellent terms, may
consider az contract.
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TOWN & COUNTRY

TOWN & COUNTRY
TIE. 6-l415 9 TIL 8
1906 Mt. Vernon Ave-, Alex
ALEXANDRIA : Charming 4-bed-
5 TIs,,d s,6ath eEiss CAPE Cod % Or
convenient TO everything. Assume
$il7 mo; 4hfS loan. OWNER
FL. 4.4l6t.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-5e,ft. brick
equipped kit. hot water 6aseboarc
heat. carPort. Priced at Sl6,50Ql
BANNER NM 4, REAL ESTATE, ING.
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CASH oFFER-Give us q chance
S6ligsticn. Cal tn; 2:3S0a Of
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Houses by Hughes

HYATTs.-First listing. Ready to
move in. 1-story spacious and
attrae. 3 bedrms.: Ice. lot with
fruit trees, grape arbor. s12. s25.
OWNER, Ii. 4-9037.
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GOTHAM
REALTY, INC.

REALTY, INC.
900 Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-730C
81 MILE FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
Brand-neW N. Arlington brk. ram
bier with q beautiful split-foyeI
entrance. This choice home Ii
fully equipped with 3 bedrooms,
3 full baths, separate dining room
living room with fireplace. modern
kitchen. large screened porch, nm
ished recreation room with fire-
place and bullt-in bar and q
huilt-in garage. Call now to SEE
this beauty. IA, b-lb50, ATLAS
REALTY CO., 47bi Lee highway,
A PICTURE AID FOR HOUSE BEAU.
, TIFUL. Interior decorators de.
light TO behold. Flagstone entrance
foyer. mahoe, wainscoted rec. rm
with bookshelves: diversified rooml
throughout; 3 bedrms. and
baths; living room is 1924;
ovens In q de luxe equipped kit
and much. much more for only
S34 $50. Huge loan. low pay.
ments. Near Langley pkwy. To see
call ia, 4-l300, M. T. BROYHiLr
a SONS REALTY CORP. 40lC
Lee hwy.
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nREAMNG9 Here is- The ans

DREAMING? Here is the answer
to your dreams!-Brand-new l.
bedroom Cape Cod with 2 full
baths. liv.. rm.. din. rni., de luxe
equipped kit, and attached ga
rage in picturesque Falls Church
area. Priced ct $1s,920. with Just
REALTY. INC. REALTORS. 2222
WILSON BLVD, IA. 10000.
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DOCTORS SUITE

1900 So. ft.-Fine well-lighted Of
fee space, ideal for many uses,
incl. architectural, engineering,
public relations. etc. Just west of
$4,000: ewes, and week ends, FE.
1885.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lcoNflNUEDI
ALEx.-ARL. -yAiRFAx
BEVERLY HILLS

Plan your holiday season
a AZ. 1Sr.ty is sDneiou SsV CJISnia
home surrounded By trees
living room with fireplace,
equipped Kitchen roomier
than an most, . bedrooms ,sas.s and
each "a II. long and built
app6intment 70 see this one-
s charm M and individuality;
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co
WA. 7-45O0 REALTORS


BRICK HOME, Lanham-sey I'd
"A bedrms., 2 baths, combination
kit. and family rm. wifiTepl., Ice
liv.. rm. wiflrepl.; rec. rIn., at
tached garage; lge. Handicapped lot
Price. S2S,500. A. II. SEIDEN-
SPINNER, Realtor, WA. 7-10l0
WA. 7-469S.
BRIGHT NEW RAMBLERS Q5j
nearing completion. Fifteen good
reasons for coming out to inspect
and buy home that will make
bright bedrooms, LARGE living
room and dining room with pic
ture windows, de luxe kitchens
with breakfast space: full day
light basement. Situated on 200-
1t. deep level lot. Close to schools,
transportation, etc. Only S14,260
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
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BARR
REALTY INC

REALTY, INC.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1880
BEAUTIFUL RANCH RAMBLER, on
big "A acre at village edge. coun-
try living with city convenienees;
only $4,000, $500 On. BROWN
a BROWN REALTY. JE. 4-0041.
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HIGH CT ASSUMPTION
With modest down payment; 3
diversified bedrms., each will &C
com. twin beds; . full baths; full
bsmt. with outside entr.: "a block
to grade school and community
syinmymins pool. Monthly payments
f q ss e, n onv p & i s5oTn ,n al
time y appt. ART POST, REAL
TOR, XII. S-6220,
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

RESPONSIBLE NATIONAL auto
manufacturer wishes to lease
approx. 5000 II Of garage-type
space, commencinG before or
s6og; jan; i IN lo District OF near:
ticulars. Box SCR, Star.
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HICKS

BRAND. NEW brick rambler in love.
IAN on one leveD: huge Nv rm.
formal din. rm.. 2 full baths
dream kit, full bsmt.. scr. pch
low market at S31. 1901 We viii
take your home in tradel POM
PPo oSEo aI R5AT wTY soN INS SyvbR EA A
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BY T6rr WITH HIIH s S3NEIDENGE WIHsEN

YOU BUY THIS FLA APPRAISED
HOME. Eliminate your fear of
overpaying. Located in one of the
county's best residential areas. 1t
Is better than new. FOUR good
sized bright bedrooms, TWO full
baths, manteled fireplace in living
room, SPACIOUS family sized din
ing room, ExTRA-LARGE equipped
EASEMENT tA' wella TsaSss Dun y 5ec
close to school and church. Ali
this and more for $4,000, the
FLA appraised valuation. II is
really a pleasure to be able to
offer this to you'll! Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, APP, 7-S40O.
, 1959-05-29
HOUSES o RENT

MS
2 Houses, newly remodeled
and furnished; high elevation,
beautiful view. 10 minutes
from Christiansted : $500. and
$685.. per month, on a yearly
basis.
House for Rent : 500 per
month on yearly basis.
Edward H. Lambert Real Estate
and Properly Management
Tel. So days Or 9eW 2 rings,
evenings.
, 1959-05-29

] have found that our community
was not and still is not quite
ready to accept our disabled indi-
viduals. This barrier il is hoped
will soon be removed but this can
only be brought about through
education.
Many Of our clients who once
suffered from tuberculosis have
had it extremely hard in Obtaining
employment which goes back to
the fact that our community win
rot accept or believe that such
cases are arrested. The picture is
quite different with clients suffer
ing from loss Of an arm or broken
limbs since employability for
them is easier.
In order to fully discuss the i'm
portance Of team work a panel
has been formed which comprises
of the following persons: DR.. Mel
vim Evans, Commissioner Of
Health; Mr.. Hejmer Klint, Dept.
of Welfare; Mrs. Clarissa Mulgrav,
Dept. Of Public Health; Mrs. Anita
Reynolds, Employment Service,
Mr.. Erie Williams, Non-afiliated
Agency; Mr.. Arthur Richards,
Dept. of Education and Mr.. Ejnar
Boiling, Veterans Affairs.
In closing. would like to read
four lines taken from a poem writ
ten by Nychbur which ! found
while reading a clipping sent to
me by a friend who is blind and
working for vocational rehabilita-
ton; / quote-@God grant me the
serenity to accept what ! cannot
change: Courage to change what
/ can; and widom to know the diff
ference"
, 1959-05-29
SEVEN MANGoE A IA
ITO Calypso beaD

ITO Calypso beat)
Seven mangoes a day-olay!
How good they taste!
Green and yellow cylindricals-
Um-m-m, how sweet!
Yum, yum, yum-yellow pulp.
slightly sour
That, we don't mind,
Because most Of hem are tangy,
tangy sweet!
Seven mangoes a day-olay!
What, oh what would we do
OF say
Without our seven mangoes a day!
One before each class is MUST
Otherwise, what could we ever
learn, pray?
Our new teacher is sometimes
sweet
tMostly, though, when she's
asleepD
But my, oh my!
Mangoes have NEVER
TOUCHED HER TEETH!
How can she live through any
Crucian summer
And never eat a mangoe-
SEVEN D
Seven for teacher, same for
students
Seven mangoes a day-olay!
Keeps both teacher and students
OK.-olay! CLAY!
J. ROBERTS. Teacher
CHS. Biology Class
, 1959-05-29
SCHOOL NAMED FOR EDUCATOR

1AAN41 1OAb GLOAA4Oh
IT IS GOOD to note that another school will be
named for one of our local educators. This time it is an
elementary school in 81. Thomas being named for Miss
Jane 3. Tuitt, Assistant Superintendent Of Education.
The Senate is to be commended for this move.
TOO OFTEN, N too long have we adhered to
the custom Of waiting until an honored citizen is not
around to do him (or herr honor. II is like flowers only
for the departed. We IN these parts have been trying to
do something about it,and it is paying off. Already in St.
Croix, Charles II, Emanuel and Claude @. Markoe were
so honored, and they deserved to be. 1t is so much better
to am these schools after those leaders who had direct,
and beneficial influence upon local education than upon
those who were so far removed, that it was meaningless.
MISS TUITT,, AS EVERYONE well knows, has con-
tributed much to education in these Islands. In fact, she
has devoted practically her entire life to teaching, at one
level or the other. To further her efforts and become
the best teacher possible she received :. degree in teach
ing, and compiled one Of the highest scholastic records
ever attained at Hampton. Then followed more teach
ing Of science in the ghschools, and a Masters degree
from Columbia.
DURING THE DAYS when the appointment Of a
Commissioners Of Education just seemed to drag on and
on, it was Miss Tuitt who carried the task, and did it in
most satisfactory manner.
FOR ALL THESE years Of service, of devotion and
the high quality Of that service, the least the community
could do was to name one of its schools in her honor. 1t
is an honor well deserved
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21

Under supervision Of Mrs
Robert Sorrenson and Mrs.
George Kimpel the Auxiliary
of East Cleveland Post 163
American Legion, is conducting
it's annual sale of veteran made
poppies. Proceeds of the sale
go into their fund for rehabili-
tation service to hospitalized
veterans or to aid surviving
families of service men.
In connection with this
annual project, the Auxiliary
conducts poppy sale poster
contest among the pupils of
Kirk Jr. High School, and the
winners Of this years contest
are shown in the accompanying
picture.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
(>ZuG1
MUSICAL MARKS
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting and lunch
con of the East Cleveland Wom-
ems Club will be held on Thurs
day, May 18th at 2:3O p. m.
Roger and jeanette Drinkall,
graduates Of the Philadelphia
Institute of Music and the Cleve-
land Settlement School of Music
will entertain the members with
piano and cello selections. Kind
ly make your luncheon reserva-
tions.
The Mount Union Women of
Cleveland will meet at the home
Of Mrs. James r. Halls, 1869
Lander rd., Pepper Pike, Tues
day, May 26th at $50 pm. for
a pot luck supper. Election of
officers will be held.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
WRU Honors Six
Local Students

Six East Cleveland residents
received honors at the Honors
Chapel during the annual
Campus-May day program at
Western Reserve University.
June Ellen Kaufman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix A. Rauf-
man, 114O Carlyon rd., was
elected to Mortar Board at
Flora Stone Mather.
Pete Muller, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Muller, 1913 Orinco
ave-, was awarded the Handry
Prize in philosophy.
Bernard Cox, 14O10 Wood
worth ave., received the Skyline
Prose award.
Cesar Fazio, 1870 Bryn
Mawr, was awarded the rost-
rum gavel.
Donald Noack, 1866 Hender-
son rd., received a departmental
scroll in accounting and the
Beta Gamma Sigma award in
business administration.
Mildred Strack, Pip Reyburn
rd., received a departmental
scroll in English.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Introduce New
Testing Pattern

New patterns for the testing
of weights and measures will
be followed in Ohio as the re-
suit of a school of instruction
conducted for city and county
sealers throughout the state at
the Wooster Experimental Sta
ton in Wooster last week.
Representing East Cleveland at
the two and a half days session
was Stanley Slejko, of the De-
partment of Health.
Conducting the school was
Malcolm Jensen, A s s s
Chief Administrator of the Ma
tional Bureau of Weights and
Measures, Washington, D. C.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
PTA Council
Says Thanks

With the reception for DR.
o. j. Korb on Sunday, and the
presentation of the Memory
Book for him at this after
moons P.T.A. council meeting
still in mind, Mrs. Chas. Furs-
don, P.T.A. Council President
wishes to express her apprecia-
tion to all those who worked
on these two projects.
Lets give the credit where
it is DUE" said Mrs. Fursdon,
$50 to the following people,
thank YOU"
To:
MIR. Nelson Leist, for con-
sultant advice.
Mrs. Robert McNamrra, for
liason work on all committees.
Mr.. Bruce Hilderbaum,
School Art Advisor, who took
charge of selecting and collect
ing art work for the Memory
book.
Mr.. F. E. Preston, a Pros
pect P.T.A father, for art work
on the books title page.
Mr.. Harry Pahl, Cham
bers P.T.A. parent, who took
the reception pictures.
Mr.. Wilber Lawrence, of
Glenville Printing, who gave
extra sheets for the book.
Mr.. M. Valentine, Crescent
Art dealer who sold the book
to Council at cost, and who
secured extra plastic sheets for
the book.
Mrs. John Randolph, for
storing, arranging the flowers;
and Mrs. Gordon Marquette,
and committee, who collected
them.
Mrs. Geo. Stroud and Mrs.
Maurice Barnes, who put the
book together.
Mrs. Howard Jacobs, Mrs.
Fred Chorman and Caledonia
mothers who made the phone
calls and baked the cookies.
Mrs. Hugh Daughterty, and
her tireless social committee.
Mrs. Lawrence Chambers,
Superior School, who handled
the Hospitality job, along with
her volunteer hostesses.
The Print Shop at Kirk Jr.
High, for a beautiful job on the
500 invitations.
The East Cleveland Post
Office employees for being so
very generous with their time
facilitating the delivery of the
letters for the book.
Last, but not least,
thank you" must go to all the
busy people, many of whom
are from surrounding towns
and cities, who took the time
to write a testimonial letter to
DR.. Korb for the Memory book.
East Cleveland may we'll be
proud of the manner in which
its citizens rallied to support
an undertaking of this kind.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Open House

In honor of it's 18th ami
versary Of the founding of it's
School of Nursing, Huron
Road Hospital is holding an
Open House on Sunday, May
oath from 2 to A pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21

Thanks for the most attractive
setting at Shaw Gym last Sun
day goes to Domenic A. Petit,
head custodian at Shaw.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
PROSPECT PRESCHOOL
IN FINAL MEETING

The final meeting of the Pre-
school Group Of the Prospect
School PTA will be held on
Thursday, May 2Sth, in Room s
at 10 a. m. Members are urged
to bring suggestions for the
1959-1960 program. Care for
small children will be provided.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-05-21
Opera Group In
Recital Saturday

A delightful musical evening
is promised Saturday, May 26th
when the Cafarelli Opera Com
pany members present a Spring
Recital in the Commandery
Room Of the Masonic Temple,
3615 Euclid ave., at 500 p. m.
The program will include the
arias from the best known
operas, and works of other great
composers.
The public is invited. Tickets
at the door.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-13
State Tax Office Shift

JUNEAU, lR - A shift in top personnel in the Alaska Tax Of flee was made public at Juneau yesterday.
 Robert D. Stevenson was named assistant commissioner of the new Alaska Department of Revenue. He was Alaska Tax Commissioner until that agency was absorbed by the newly-activated Revenue De- partment July l.
 Mrs. Glenn Oakes of Juneau, deputy tax commissioner and a long time territorial employe, was dismissed from the new depart ment.
 The actions were confirmed by Peter Gatz. former Fairbanks h. ternal Revenue official who last week took over as the states first Commissioner of Revenue.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-13
Calf. Fishing Boat
 Sunk Off Whidbey

SEATTLE, R-Four crew mem bers of a San Diego, Calif., fish ing vessel were rescued from Pu- get Sound waters early Saturday when their craft was rammed and sunk by seagoing tug.
 Coast Guard headquarters said the tug Charles collided with the 79-foot fishing boat North Amer ican off the south end of Whidbey Island about 20 miles northwest of here.
 In the early morning darkness, an 83-foot Coast Guard cutter at- tempted to get line aboard the sinking vessel but failed, and the North American slipped below the surface.
 The four creWmen were picked from the water by the tug soon after the collision.
 A. K Anderson, the North Americans skipper, said his boat was hit amidships and nearly cut in two.
 He said the S15O.0OO vesse was bound for Seattle for alterations before heading for Kodiak to fish for crab.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-13
Bartett-G -Gruening In Senate ROll-Call Votes

WASHINGTON, R - How Alaska members of Congress were recorded on recent roll call votes:
 On Ellender D-La amendment, adopted 52-41, to cut military aid in foreign aid authorization bill from $500, 100000 to $1,3OO,OOO- 900: for-Bartlett. Gruening.
 On adoption Church D-Idaho) amendment 49-43 to cut defense support in foreign aid authoriza- ton bill from 835 million dollars to 75112 million: For - Bartlett, Gruening.
 On passage .65-26 of $3,543, ,32O,- 900 foreign aid authorization bill: Against - Bartlett, Gruening.
 There were no major roll calls in the House during the period.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-13
U. s. Model Airplane Contests To Be Attended By AnchOrge Lad

PHILADELPHIA, LR - Carl A. Johnson, 16, of Anchorage, will represent the 49th state at the National Model Airplane Cham pionships.
 Carl was selected by the Acad- emy of Model Aeronautics on the basis of his past performance rec ords in model aviation events.
 The nationals will be held at te Los Alamitos Naval Air Sta tion, Calif., July 27-August 2.
 Carl's trip will be sponsored by the Hobby Industries Association of America.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-13
Searchers Give Up Hunt For Lost Light Plane

VANCOUVER, B. C., R mn The RCAF has called off it's search for light airplane missing for four weeks on a flight from Van couver to Alaska.
 Pilot of the plane was James Van Valkenberg.
 The RCAF search and rescue unit at Vancouver, assisted by the United States Civil Air Patrol and the U. s. Coast Guard, searched more than 100000 square miles of water along the British Columbia and Alaska coasts.