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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27
DOCTORS SUITE

DOC1OR . OO11E
Splendid location for two doctors
to share ofiics, general practi-
toner and pediatrician or obste-
trojan or SURGEON. On ground
floor nf apartment hldg in center
OF Good Hone Hills, Naylor Gar
den area. and surrounded BY
1900 family-dvelling units: 3
rms. and bath. destined for prac-
tlcing physician: Sl25 month
Phone LU $4,000
FOR NATL. ORGANIZATION-win
build to suit tenant; in prime
downtown location CULMORE
REALTY CO, JE. 4-6650; ewes.
FURNISHED OFFICE-Excel. down
town location: secretarial services
available; ST. 3-0715.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING =
Modern aforementioned once; $50
SO. #. JU. 1850 weekdays.
LAW OFFICES, very nice, First
Fed. say. BLDG. Mr.. Kloeppinger,
DI 1880.
MACARTHUR BLVD. - Ofices for
doctors or dentist on LIST floor of
new apartment building FOX
HALL. MACARTHUR APIS. SIP
Macarthur blvd NV, Elk, 3-S440
MT. RAINIER, MD. = lst-h.. mod i,
2-rm suite; also single ONCE;
parking. M post once. bank. bus,
1915 r l ave AP 1873.
NEAR AIRPORT once bldg: COM
pletely air cond; 8 Offices on frst
a offres m 9nd e Rent S4.5
per mo TIE. R-lt10 or XII
9-6644 Rental Department All
BAKER a. SON, NC. sos N.
wash. St, Alex. Va.
OFFICE SPACE, approximately ss5
50. #. lobby floor Of air-condi-
toned building Suitable for pro-
fessional once Apply 1914 Conn
ave NV. managers once. NO.
5-lS4O.
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SOMETHING
TO
CROW
ABOUT

Ind we think you will agree when
you see this 3i9-year-o brick
rambler and the features 1t offers.
PLUS close in, and block to
bus for Pentagon Navy Annex or
downtown. Large living room with
fireplace, large separate dining
room and BIG kitchen with sep
arate breakfast room, good
sized bedrooms and Ia baths,
beautifully finished, pine paneled
recreation room with built-in bar,
large laundry room and separate
storage room. Big lot. completely
level and lovely lawn. French
doors of of dining room lead to
secluded patio area. II this is not
enough TO crow about. how about
this: S11750, 4i7eo CT loan can
be assumed and full price only
$4,000. The early bird gets the
worm, so call for appointment to
inspect right away.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH, MD.-carefully Sc
lected and choice ocean front To-
cation one full acre 100 II.
frontage, . lotsl: will sacrifice for
well below current cash value. Call
MR.. BROWN, JU. S-3lO,l.
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N. ARL., Westover-25se cash re-
turn. 10 units, Some turn.. over
$1,000 gr. IA. s-bSSs, KE, s-o444
NEW OWNER WILL SELL OR
TRADE very desirable s.v. corner
OF 10th and M SITS. NV. C-3-B
coming, all offers considered. p. W.
BOYLE. FE. 7-50i0; ewes, OIL.
6-8S4S.
STORE AND THREE APARTMENTS,
top NV, commercial area, call Mt
Price, RUTHERFORD a 6HULLEY,
Ju. S-6070.
is UNITS - 2 YEARS
OLD. All l-hedrm Auto
matte gas heat. Low main
tenanee. Fully rented. Park
ing for 5 cars. Gross SIS,
$50. Price S12S,000 arm.
Mr.. Martin with
BOSS a. PHELPS. INC; -.
Ma, $4,000 Res. OIL. 4-oSsU
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A NEW UsED-cAR DEALER
In Arl.. Va desperate for so clean
well-kept cars at highest prices.
From so through 81 Foreign also
WILLIAMS MOTORS LTD, INC.
1924 N. Wash, Blvd. Arl.. Va.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

4-BEDR0OM, bath and a; utility
bsmt.: masonry construction; S12.-
500. Also other plans at reason
able prices. OR. $4,000.
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CADILLAC 81 sedan de vile; fuly
equipped. factory installed air
eonditloning: In AL condition
throughout on sale today. only
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DON'T WAIT
INVESTIGATE

Or you'll find out that you're too
late TO have the opportunity to
see what We feel is the home with
the most for the money available
today
CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
Antique brick-and- frame tri-level
with huge living room and copper
covered fireplace and indirect
lighting, large separate dining
room, completely electric kitchen
and separate breakfast area, large
den of OF living room, 3 large
bedrooms leach one opening onto
a sun deck running the length OF
the house,, 3 full baths; carport.
Completely awning covered Sc
cluded patio in the rear Lawn
locks like putting green with fow-
ers BY the hundreds. Truly pic
ture-pretty in every way and
priced for immediate sale at
S3l 800 with low down payment
TO responsible party Call for sp-
RNtvlf mani IN fnEnngf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-27

Fails Church near st, James. AIl
tastefuiiy dec. HioH 81 AssuMP-
ZION. $1,000 dn.. Sis per mo.
incl. taxes and ins. Full walkout
bsmt.; beaut deep yard, tall trees,
rock garden. patio, picnic and
play areas.
MunSon Rlty, JE. 2-0699
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GOTHAM

REALTY, INC.
800 Arlington Blvd, JE. 2-7300
ST. JOHNS. McLean-Brick b
Walk 10 schls FHA. S20.500.
OWNER, KE. s-5709.
YORKSHIRE. 50. $50: 4 : bedrm,,
Cape Cod; Gear gar: chicken
house; fenced, IA. lot with good
GARDEN nat gas heat. IA. s-1072.
500 CASH and $50 mo, buys this
ious M-acfe level lot with lovely
trees. Just SIC $50. cRoWELL q
CO. NC REALTORS. slco n
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Trust ROTEs FOR SAFE

OWNER has few choice first trust
notes, monthly payments. Sc IN
terest, secured on owner occupied
residences, No premium demand
ed Call EN-, 3-l279.
$3.50 end TR., pay. $3.50 mo-.
1882 ~. ave, nv; excellent max
ers. RA. 0.si17. i
Ist TRUSTS, seasoned, guaranteed
By local building and loan associa-
ton; 1906 discount. OIL. 6-55lS.
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STORES FOR RENT

AIR COND. STORE in the fastest
growing area IN Northern Va: 4
blks. from the intended loo Of
northern branch Of U. Of Va. Call
CIR. $4,000.
IDEAL RESTAURANT LOCATION
$500 SQUARE FEET
AIR CONDITIONED
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a.BR., s-BATH, priv. Bay yiev
Beach, nearest D, c.. Soft
beam Collins. saerihe, Sl6,a3O
FE. J-l77b.
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DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BELTSVILLE. Md lots. 65x150,
in center Of town: surrounded by
3 paved streets. Can be zoned
for apis. $4,000. Call MR.. BYRD,
Jr.. AP 7-9O2S.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
EASTGATE
FARMS

FARM, for rent or lease; $40 acres;
Nokesyiile' Va i SpproX. 36 miles:
reasonably priced. Call KE. S-6543
100 MILES FROM WASHINGTON,
near University OF Virginia,
mountain view, 100 acre farm,
near modern (eity conveniencesl
house. K. C. SALTER, Earlysville.
Virginia.
l6 MILES from D. c.; Hunter Mill
road: stones throw from Fairfax
Hunt Club and Lake Fairfax; g.
rm. house with charm in most
beautiful setting with 30 acres;
land excel. for subdivision. $685.
900. Call IA. $3.50
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

INVEST IN OUR MISSILE FU-
TuRE-Govt lots, 10 and IL on
Merritt Is near Cape CanaVeral;
$500 per acre. 2O-acre min.
Also
Near Ocala. Acres Of diamonds for
residents, farming, horse breed
ing or industry at $500 per acre,
20-acre min. warranty title,
terms. PVT. OWNER. RE. 5-499S.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
APARTMENT HOUSE

0 units, In Silver Spring:
2 yrs. old. showing approx.
10t return after expenses
and amortization, good n
nanclng. cash above trust.
Call Mr.. Karp., ST 3-12nO.
HE 4-603g. JAMES L. DIX
ON a CO., Realtors.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcONTlNUEDl
NEAR HEART
OF DOWNTOWN

10000 50. IT,, air-condi-
toned once, display. storage
space; = floors, basement,
elevator, 25-ft alley. UNI
loading, parking. Reasonable.
Call Mr.. MetZger, ST. j.
1900, EN-. 2-S04S. JAMES
L. DIXON d CO.. REAL
TORS.
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6Ia Times Rent
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

LEASE; NE, SEC, d. CT 1000 50.
II. on , floors In hre rest bldg
Powered for industrial. frgt elev.
and enclosed yard. For insp., call
MA. 2-1433.
MEETING ROOMS and apartment;
entire . floors; located close to
White House: 5000 per mo.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
'1720 H st. NV. Realtors MA. $4,000
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BULLDOZER-TD-9 International.
"a. 900 and TD-I4A. $500. Both
in excel. cond; one owner, little
use. JE. 3-S5S0.
CRANE-One h-yard l5-B Buoy
rus-Erie, equipped with one "a
yard back hoe; one i2-yard shovel
front: one 60-ft. boom: l5-ft. jib,
in excellent unling condition.
Diesel engine, $1,000. Financing
avsil1bie 18th low down payment
Call WE 5-5723 weekdays 10 to
3, ewes. to 8
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OFFICES, STUDIOS Tor RENT
CONN. AVE.

Executive ONCE. l or . rooms. with
private rest room. Conference rm
for your convenience without
charge. Parking next TO building
Apply Manager, DUPONT CIRCLE
BUILDING, AID. $4,000.
DNTN. G. ST LOG - Reas rent
newly remod. ofcs., showrm. space
or store Can Je adapted for any
use Ma. S-5524
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WHITE
PILLARED
SOUTHERN
COLONIAL
WITH
so ACRES

lust As minutes drive from down
town Washington will put you
in the driveway of this white
pillared, 2-story Southern Colo
NAL home Enter into the living
room which is AXES feet with a
soft. ceiling and you will be taken
back to the gracious DAYS of the
Old South, 25x20-ft. formal din
ing room with huge picture win
dow overlooking the entire valley
for 5 miles, huge kitchen (com-
pietely modern and TV room
comprise the first floor; 6 bed
rooms average size 16xl6 ft),
ga baths; full basement and p
car attached garage; . porcheS
and lovely patios. InnumeTable
trees on property including 100
peach trees. Here is your oppor-
tunity to be a real country gem
tleman. Priced to sell quickly and
liberal financing available to
responsible party. Shown by ap-
uointmpnt Call tOday
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4 SUPERB VALUES

nlly, JE. 6-OoS
A SUPERB VALUES
Military opportunity that
that much more enjoyable.
Out-aways, quiet street, bis
wooded lot. ranch styled,
close to schools and bus; 3
bedrms., formal dining rm..
large living RIM with fire.
place. l "a baths, giant bsmt.,
Place Si7.1OO FLA loan.
$3.50 down. Move In i'm
mediately Phone JE. $4,000.
The biggest 4 bedrms.
you'll ever see (l9xlD, u4x
40, tl4x16). q3xlD. 2
tile baths, 14xe3 living nm,
14xll dining rm., kit. with
eating space, Brand new
brick home. 11x15 screened
porch. fun bsmt. wonderful
view, Excellent location.
You'll agree It's value. Look
today. JE. 10000.
Red tape? No sir. not
800 GI loan, $1,000 down.
3 twin-size bedrms.; . tile
baths; 1859 kit: full bsmt.:
fenced, g5-ft. front lot.
Move right in. Hurry and
call JE. $4,000.
Just getting startedp Well
here's your chance. Assume
5000 LIST trust, sos
month. Bsmt., hot water
heat, separate dining rm.,
wonderful corner lot with
many trees. You'll never
beat 1t at SI1,950. Dial JE.
$4,000, VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC. REALTOR.
701 w Broad, Falls Church
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AUT0MoTIVE MISC.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALFA-ROMEO '5s diuiietta spider;
red. $4,000 miles; $3.50. Week
days and ewes, ~, S-975O.
ALTA ROMEO SIS convertible
coupe: white, red leather interior;
clean; S2,705: CCC guarantee
CAPITOL Cadillac-OldS Co.
1e2a e2nd st, NV, Pc $4,000
ANGLIA, PREFEcT, CONSUL.
ZEPHYR: from S1.5ei up, deliv-
cred Washington's only exclusive
English Ford dealer "Be a Penny
Miller SEE US TODAY JET
ENGLISH FORD, 1884 Pa. ave
Sc. Ii, 4-2300.
ANGLIAs 80; new English Ford
line. up 10 35 miles per gallon;
comfort with economy: from ST.
SOL delivered; IL models ranging
from the least expensive TO the
best, at equally reasonable prices;
complete parts and service facilS.
HILL a SANDERS, Metropolitan
Washington's Oldest Ford Dealer
ship. 1880 Viers Mil I'd, Whea-
ton, Md, 10. $4,000.
ANGLIA 80 2-dr.; like new, i'm
maculate, h., d., WV. tires, blue
SSo5. LII, 2-1335.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

Toward this end, the settle
ment of Jews in the Province
of Quebec in 1859, after the
British conquest of the colony
in the Seventeen War, is
taken as the conventional
landmark-even though Jews
had been living in the Canad-
ian Maritime provinces more
than a decade earlier. The
bicentenary of the communi-
ty will be observed with BAN
quets, plaques, thanksgivings
and speeches which have
become de riguer for such
occasions.
If these obServances will
serve to make the quarter
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
200 Of History
Canadian Jewery Marks Birthday

million Jews of Canada more
aware of their own back
ground in the past, this will
indeed be worth the effort
and expense. For, considering
its communal aWareneSS and
it's achievements in other
areas, Canadian Jewry has
been relatively poor in its
historiography. With the ex-
ception of two or three inter
ested researchers-the names
of Sack, Rosenberg, and
Clarence de Sola come to
mind without being followed
by any host of further claim
ants or competitors there
have been few to devote their
attention to the annals of the
settlement. There is not even
a literary or historical society
in the community.
Indeed, more has been done
by Americans and by Chris
tian Canadians in the writing
of Canadian Jewish history
than by Canadian Jews.
Sacks history of the Jews of
Canada stopped at the year
of 1900, and has not been fol
lowed further.
This is regrettable, because
Canadian Jewry has its
moments of intense interest.
The early pioneers (tradition-
ally called Spanish and Portu-
guese, but in most cases more
truthfully Ashkenazi Jews
from England) were an act
i've, self-assertive, creative
group who moved widely and
freely in the Canadian wastes,
constituted a tightly-knit So
cial group with sta n t
Jewish interest and made
their presence felt in many
spheres of Canadian life.
Where they did not enter
easily-as in the military or
executive they did not hest
tate to fight their way in de-
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

I fense of their dignity and
their rights.
So it was that they raised
without SucceSS-the question
of their rights of access to
Parliament, a full half-cen-
tury before this was accord
ed even by the Mother of
Parliament in London. Citi-
zenship, too, came earlier in
the colonies than in England,
and full equality came in
Canada a quarter of CEN
tury before British Jews won
it.
That this backWOOds COM
munity-scarcely even MOTTO
ed on the world scene two
decades ago-Should have pro-
duced a Canadian Jewish
Congress which has been a
model of communal organi-
zation; that it should have
given forth an Abraham M.
Klein, whose primacy in the
English-language province of
Jewish literature is as clear
as his unquestioned leader
ship in Canadian literature:
that the Governor Generals
medal for literature should
thrice have gone to Canadian
Jewish writers-With many
others as fitting candidates
for future aWards-While the
Lamed Prize for Jewish Lit
erature has gone so often to
Canadian artists that some
mistake it for a Canadian
inStitution-are all remark
able.
That Canada should be the
home of it's own editions of
the Siddur, of the Mishneh, of
the Babylonian Talmud and
of the Jerusalem Talmud;
that Montreal should be one
of the largest centers of Jew
iSh library reading outside
Israel, and should have one
of the Oldest and most wide
spread systems of Jewish in
tegrated parochial schools;
that the first Jew in Canada
should at the time of his pass
ing be denominated the rich
est man in the British En-
pire, while today the COM
munity has at its head Mr..
Samuel Bronfman, whose sue
cess and munificent philan-
thropy have won him equal
distinction-aIl these charact-
eristics give a high interest to
Canadian JeWry and signifi-
canoe to its birthday in CEN
turieS.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
200 Years Of History
BY BEN TAUBE

EDITORS NOTE: Can
adian Jewry is now cele-
brating 200 years of the
settlement of the first Jews
i'm Canada. Ben Taube, cor
respondent of the Jewish
Telegraphic Agency in
Montreal, rev lie ws the
achievements of the Jews
i'm the Dominion against
historical background.
. Q
MONTREAL = After the
United States and Great
it is now the turn of
Canadian Jews to mark their
historic birthday in centuries.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01

TO BUY - 2-burner
 gas plate. Call Main 39. It
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
Confirmation Rites Sunday at Our SaviOr's Lutheran

Twelve young people will make public declaration of Christian faith in the Confirmation rites at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, on Sunday, May 3rd. Members of this Confirmation Class are: Pauline Tocktoo, Pauline Herman, Bertha Attatayuk, Diane Wilke, Sarah Sockpick, Harriet Liebig, Sally Ailak, Lee Herman, George Attatayuk, Douglas Davis, Jona- than Weyanna, Martha Teayou- meak. Confirmation follows com pletion of the course in cateche- tical instruction by the pastor, and prepares for communicant mem bership in the Lutheran Church.
 First Communion will be re- ceived by the class at the Evening Service, 7:30 pm. An informal re- ception will follow the Evening Communion Service, honoring the newly confirmed and their fam lilies. Farewell recognition will also be given to departing mem bers of the Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Liebig, daughter Harriet, and nephew Charles Johnson, and Mir. and Mrs. Gunnar Langhus, who will be leaving Nome at the close of the school year.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all who wish to attend these services, stated the pastor of the church, John Maakestad.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
Pinewood Racing Derby
 Event to be Held Tuesday

The popular annual Pinewood Derby will be held next Tues day evening at the multi-purpose room of the school at ' o'clock with 40 Cub Scouts competing, Cuomaster Douglas Scott announ- ced today.
 This event, which is a high light of the spring clubbing pro- gram, is of interest to all racing fans. The racing cars are com pletely made by Cub Scouts and their fathers and a race track has been built in proportion to the cars.
 Den Mothers assisting the boys are Mrs Jim Blaming, Mrs. Roy Conklin, Mrs Dick Francis, Mrs. George Bayer, and Mrs. Maurice Kelliher.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
Two Local Guardsmen Attend U. s. Capitol Memorial Dedication

John Bell and Alfred Sahlin left Wednesday via Air National Guard plane for Washington, D. C., where they will take part in dedication cereminies of the new National Guard Memorial Building. Guard units from all states and territories will partici- pate in the ceremonies, which are scheduled for may 3. Bell and Sahlin, together with other mem bers of Guard units in Alaska, and General Thomas Carroll, the adiutant general of Alaska, ex pect to be in the States about 12 days.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
JULES GUNDERSON DIES AT PIONEER HOME

Jules Gunderson passed away at the Pioneer Home this morning and will be buried tomorrow af- ternoon in Sitka.
 MT. Gunderson is of a we'll known Nome family, his father having been the first U. s. Com missioner appointed for the Kou- garok area by Judge Wickersham. At his own request, he was buried on the banks of the Kuzatrin River in that area.
 MT. Gunderson mined in the area and was interested in the Rainbow mines for several years.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
NOVELTIES NEIGHBORS ENJOY LIVING IN MADRID

Two former Nome Schoolmates are next-door neighbors in Ma drid, Spain, according to letter received by Mrs. Clyde Godsbe from her daughter, Lois Autrey.
 Marilyn Dowd Neil, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Dowd Sr., and Lois Autrey are both married to U. s. Air Force men, and each have three children. They both find living in Spain is very in teresting. Some of their food, such as meat and eggs, comes from Denmark, and much of it comes from England.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
TOWERS RETURN FROM ANCHORAGE VISIT

Mrs. Earl TOWner and her daughter Ruth returned from An chorage yesterday. While they were in Anchorage, they were the house guests of Mrs. Earl Coult- hard. With Miss Helvi Enatti, for mer Council schoolteacher. Mrs. Towner attended a large Finnish reception. Miss Irja Sievenen, fla nous world traveller, lecturer and journalist was honored at the home of MT. and Mrs. Stoltz just prior to her flight back to Fin land over the North Pole.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
WIEN STEWARDESS ON VACATION, PLANS TRIP TO DIOMEDE ISLAND

Kay Peterson, chief stewardess for Wien Airlines, is here on a vacation trip, and, like the pro verbal sailor who takes a boat ride while in port, Kay will take a plane trip. Last year about this time, she caught a polar bear on vacation. This year she is going to visit Diomede Island, where she will shoot pictures instead, and see where the Russians are proposing to build bridge across the straits.
 She is accompanied by Phil Hoon, photographer for the Fair banks News Miner.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01

YOUR NOME Representative for Fuller Brushes - Lou Biery. To see samples, call Main 188.
 52
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
W.s.c.s. Change Meeting Place

W.S.C.S. will meet Saturday eveningAat o'clock, at the home of Esther Mccoy, instead of the Mccarthy residence as originally announced
 The program will be by Mrs. Helen Hilton, president of the Western Jurisdiction of Women's Society, and Mrs. Louise Arget- singer, president of the Alaska Mission Conference of Women's Society.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
THE CITY OF KOTZEBUE is
 offering a franchise for a Sani-

HE CITY OF KOTZEBUE is offering franchise for Sani- tary Service similar to Nome's. A Sanitation Ordinance will be- come effective when the service is in operation. The successful bidder will have to furnish his own equipment and begin opera tion this summer. The City will arrange for the location and maintainance of the dumping area. Rates will be set by the Council and are expected to be the same as current Nome rates. There are about 250 houses in town plus business places and government institutions. Inter ested parties may contact the City Clerk before the next Council Meeting of May ', 1859, and are expected to make their own customer survey.
 DON o. ROBERTS,
 City Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
WEDDING BELLS RING FOR RUTH NERSHAK

MT. and Mrs. Richard Nershak are announcing the marriage of their daughter Ruth to MT. Al fred Hank, on Saturday, May 3rd. The wedding will take place in Anchorage, where MT. Hank is employed by the Alaska Rail road.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01

GIRL SCOUT TROOP 68 will hold a Needlecraft and Cookie Sale al the Northern Commercial store on Saturday. May 2. from 10 am. 10 4 pm. Proceeds are 10 go for summer encampment.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01

FOR SALE - 21-inch Silvertone
 T-V, $100. Call Red 119. If
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
PIONEER MEETING

There will be an important meeting of the Pioneers of Alaska on Wednesday. May 6th.
 All members are urged to at- tend. Refreshments will be served. 53 -CHAS. JONES. Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-01
w AN T AD s

FOR SALE-'57 Rambler station
 wagon and misc. furniture. Call Main 1892 52
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
Cleveland Nest Party
Event OF December IS

CLEVELAND, o. - This
is to notify all lodge men,
bers and relatives that the
Nest 62 Christmas Party will
be held Sunday, December
13, at st. Nicholas Hall, East
36th and Superior Avenue, at
400 pm.
Santa Claus will distri-
butte candy and gifts to all
nest members and refresh
ments will be served to ev-
eryOne in attendance.
There also will be door
prizes awarded children and
adults.
AS a special attraction a 9
piece Bell and Howell Movie
Outfit will be awarded.
Ann Winter, Mgr.