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YOUNG MAN

Between 81 and 80 yrs. Of age, for
position in rent dept. Of old-line
real estate CO.; eXper. desirable
but not essential, some knowledge
Of typins helpful: must have b. c.
drivers permit: hrs. S:45 to 5
p.m., 8 days wk.. pleasant working
conditions. Apply in once for
interview. THOS. j. FISHER q
CO; INC, 73S 10Th st. NV, DI.
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RElP WOMEN
Z fcAffYIAsil2Df

ADVERTISING sALEsMEN. sxpsf
and tyatnees, TO Be developed inte
advertising agency account execu-
tives. Box 334.H. star.
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STENO.

Stenographic vacancy
with large Washington
publishing concern.
Applicants should be
under age 40, with
good tipping and
shorthand. Our COM
pany offers regular
salary increases and
an excellent fringe
benefit plan.
Please submit COM
plete resume includ-
ing expected starting
salary.
BOX 442-G, STAR
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HOLMES RUN ACRES bedrms, y,
den, liv. ,rm. wIfrepl., wooded lot
well landsc. OWNER, JE. 4-5796.
HOLM HILLS, south of Alex, 20
minis. D. c., nr. Mt. Vernon
blvd.-3-bedrm., 2-bath contem-
porary, available Feb. !. at Sl65
mo. LOU CHACEY REAL ESTATE,
so S-&NhA
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COLORED-57I5 5th ST. Ne, "a
blk. from Riggs I'd. shopping cen
ter - 5-roOm-and-bath, semide-
tached brick home; full bsmt.: only
Sll0 per mo. MR.. NEUMANN,
MA. $4,000
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AVE, 3O77
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

3s12 HoRNER PL. s.E.-3 bed.
rms, liy, rni.,. din. rn.. sun porch
kit, bath, full bsmt.; fenced yard
SlO5.
l25 DARLINGTON ST. s.W.-a
bedrmS., liV. rm., din. rm.. kit.
bath. bsmt. w/rec. rm. Redee b;
nr. elem. sehls.: Sll0.
j66 FOXHALL PL. S.H-2 bed.
rms. lily. rm;, din; rm.; kit, bath
bsmt., fenced yard, .redee.; mr.. jr
high and elem. schls.: sos.
sos ALABAMA AVE. s.E-Det. ..
story, 2-family home, each fool
has liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bed.
rm. and bath. front porch, fenced
yard, redec. Sl35.
REALTY. INC
3123 Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 2-040C
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1908 ALASKA AVE. NV, mr.. Wal
ter Reed-Detached; rms. and
bath, garage: oil h.-w.h. Sl65. J.
LEE DONNELLY a. SON, INC,
REALTORS, MA. S-33l6.
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10 9th ST. N.E.-6 rms, bath:
gas heat; basement; S75 mo. L. 7.
ORAVATTE, REALTOR, Ma.
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HOUSES uHFuRHIsHEp
ICONTINUED)

CLARENDON, CLosE-N, 24O4
North 18th st.-Walk to every
thing: remodeled home in top
cond.. . bedrms. and den or nurs-
cry. moderniZed kit. wall to wall
carpeting: $3.50 per mo. FLOR
AHCE REALTY co. Fri, call IA.
4-2S2s; week ends. EN-. 2-04Sl
CLEVELAND AVE, 3077
soon. nr. Shoreham and
Sheraton-Park Hotels: lovely g.
bedrTn.. 2a-bath house. rear scr.
porch. fenced yard. rec. rm.; bus
at door. FE. 3-l027, or DI. O.
3O51.
COLEsYILLE-NeW 3-bedroom, .
bath brick split-level: available
Feb. Is: $3.50. Box 202-Z, Star.
PARK EsTATEs-Brick
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler: oil heat.
screened porch. gArAge. Lovely
residential section. Call EMMA v.
BAYLISS, RE. 1881 TE. 6-464s.
PARKS bedrms.. base
men:; close to bus and shopping
automatic gas heat: S120 mo
WE. b-267S
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i-ROOM HOUSE, full bSmt., oil
heat, all modern conv, 7 miles
from District line, Prince Georges
Co, CE 6-Sl25.
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MD.-3-bedrm. brick
storm windows: fenced rear yard
nI schools; SIl5 mo. SP 3-4l4l
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DU. 7-24SO
99I EMERSON ST. NV; Sl5,g5O
4 -bcdrm.. 2-bath, semidet. brick.
GE oil burner, radiators, h.-w h.
mod. improvements, w.-to-w. car
petinE; For appointment, call IA.
p-9l33.
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ARLINGTON. N.-colonial, 2 bed
Em' ns im IL kitehen. Sdsns fa Tlns Ssmt in mini din
mum 2-year lease: Sll5 per mo
Call TOWN d COUNTRY REAL.
TY, KE. $4,000.
ARL., S. betw, 7 Corners and Co
det.; 2 bedrms., bath, liv. rm;, din
and drying area, storage anc
workshop space. Lots extra shell
yes. Patio. blk, Glencarlyn elem.
Baptist church, buses, mr.. jr. high
Avail: S105. ia. $3.50.
BETHESDA. $500 Glenwood rd.-
Redec. brick home, large kit, ga
rage. Bus l block. RA. 3-055S
BETHESDA, nr. Bethesda Elemen.
tary and shopping area-6-rm., 2,
bath, white brick Colonial with
full basement and attached ga
Vrage; newly decorated throughout
Sl75 mo. Empire 5-216S.
BETHESDA, 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial
den, flrepl. in liv. rm., att, gar
newly decor. S165. FE. 3-3S12
CAPITOL HILL-Nice 3-bedrm, brk
home; vac: Sl50 mo. VIII lease
WALLACE sHUMAN IA 4-36l9
CARROLLTON.-Almost new 3-bed.
rm., lla-bath split, Sl35. And q
bedrm., 2-bath cape cod wLbsmt
and carport. $3.50, CARROLLTON
REALTY, sP. 3-3s3S
CENTREyILLE, VA, exclusiy,
brick Colonial, 3 bedrms., 2E
baths, den, lv. nm, din. rn
acres; $500. NE, s-4594.
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFIC., pvt. home, or share apt.
IMMATURE woman. Upper Conn.
ave. or Nd. DE. 2-5611 ewes.
DUPLEX APT. unfurn, prefer va,
avail. March or April. Within 80
min. dr.. Pentagon. NE. S-0059.
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J-bedrm. bflck rambler, conV. p
BelVoir: Dial 703-GL. $4,000
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APIS. URFURNIsHED-VA.
(CONIINUEDl

ARL.. NORTH, NEAR TWO JIMA
MEMORIAL-New air-cond. eleY
bids; large luxury efficiency. sep
sleeping and din. areas. S120 incl
utilS. 1910 North Oak st. Cal
manager. ia. 4-43S6.
family, /, 2 and I
bedrm. apts., SlI0. S132 so anc
Sl1O, incl. air cond. and all utils
Nr. park, rec. center, elementary
school, bus and Parkington shop.
ping center. Call MRS. WOOD
resident manager. IA. 7-6a22.
ARL., l643 Colonial teri; close II
DE luxe bedrooms, SlIS50
Resident manager, IA. 7-2Sl4.
ARL, ll23 NO. RANDOLPH ST,
S92 so. Res. Mer., ia. $3.50.
deluxe elevator build
ing. walking distance OF Navy
Annex and Pentagon. air-condi-
toned. swimming pool and ga.
RACES, I; 2 and 2 hedIms..
Columbia Pike. ia T-03OS
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
NEW LISTING

brick house overlooking
park: living room and library,
each with fireplace; maids room
and bath; centrally air condi-
toned
Call MRS. DAVIS. EN-. 2-6491
H A. Gill & Son, DE. 10000
i 3OS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
lO-rm. house; . baths; needs re-
pairs, mainly dec. LU. l-45SS, LU.
3-432O. Cheap cash above trust
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCH,

BET. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY AND
FRANCISCAN MONASTERY -
Corner store and large, modern
home. Well-estab. business. OWN
ERS. wish to retire. Sell or trade
their free and clear property for
duplex or 4-family apis. Box
27J-Z, Star.
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6 RMS. AND BATH, oil heat: lust
been redec s32 5th st, ne. For
insPscti1n' pI; 7-7a42. FOR
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SHEPHERD PARK
I445 RoxANNA RD. NV.
LAST NEW HOME
SPLIT-LEVEL
S2O.95O-TERMS
NnEMT Az

CALL TU 2-224l or ia. s-5714
UPPER 18th ST. NV, to settle
estate-Beaut corner home, peri.
for lge family or entertaininR;
carpet. drapes. crystal chandeliers,
step-down liv. rm.; many other
fine appts. Asking S34.5O0. make
offer. anxious to sell. RA. 6-65S7
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THEAT0N. 1866 Adams Dr-Eev
3-bedrm. brick rambler, Ia baths.
fenced yard, tile bsmt.; nr. Wheat
Evening star., 1960-02-06

VIENNA, YA.-3 bedrms., 2 baths.
fireplace, large bsmt; $3.50 mo.
Evening star., 1960-02-06
HOUSES UNFUaNIsHEp
SPRINGFIELD. VA.

OI It44N1C 4GLO, bAs
3-bedrm. brick rambler. conv. Ft.
Belvoir: Dial 703-GL. $4,000.
TOWN OF FAIRFAX-split-leyel;
living room, dining room. kitchen,
playroom. bedrooms; Sl6O per
mo. Call TOWN d COUNTRY
REALTY, RE. $4,000.
VIENNA. VA.-3 bedrms., 2 baths.
fireplace, large bsmt.; $3.50 mo.
DU. 5-1O33.
WHEATON. 4O66 Adams Dr.-NeW
3-bedrm, brick rambler, "a baths.
fenced yard, tile bsmt.; mr.. Wheat
on shop. cntr. VII. 2-5997.
WOODLAND, -bedrm. brick
storm windows: fenced rear yard
M. schools; Sis mo. SP. 3-4l4l.
10 9Th ST. N.E.-6 rms, bath:
gas heat; basement; S75 mo. L. 7.
0RAVATTE, REALTOR, Ma.
S-0753.
1908 ALASKA AVE. NV, mr.. Wal
ter Reed-Detached; rms. and
LEE DONNELLY a. SON, INC,
REALTORS, MA. s-33l6.
81 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Mod-
ern 5-rm. brick, gas heat. sos mo.
TU. 2-2l0l or VIII. 2-929l
6 RMS. AND BATH, oil heat: lust
been redec S32 5th 81, ne. For
snfs insPsctlSH' nH nrRL pI; 7-7S42. FOR
i-RooM HOUSE. fun bSmt.. oil
heat, all modern eonv., miles
from District line, Prince Georges
Co. CE. 6-Sl25.
COLORED-57I5 5th ST. Ne, !.
blk. from Riggs I'd. shopping CEN
ter m-and-bath, semide-
tached brick home; full bsmt.: only
Sll0 per mo. Mr.. NEUMANN,
C0LoRED-I3O7 FLORIDA AVE
N.R.-3 bedrms., vacant, newly
decorated: rent reas. TU. 2-56S6
COLORED-1I7 End ST. N.E.-s
rooms; = baths. . kits, base
ment, oil heat; only Sl25 per mo
Mr.. NEUMANN, MA. $1,000.
C0LORED-I234 HARVARD ST
N.W-9-rm., 2-bath brick full
bsmt.; oil heat: SlI0. JOHN l.
SHELTON, Realtor. 10. 10000.
COLoRED-I0I2 18th ST. NV
q rms. kit, bath, bsmt., gas ht .
spect cali ST. 3-3657.
COLORED-2 BEDRMS., liv. rm
kit. and bath, compl. bsmt, $50
24th ST. Sc. HU. 3-4SS2.
COLORED = WEST OF 10th ST
NV. near Carter Barron-De-
tached brick. d rms, > baths, der
and sunroom; maids bath; 2-caI
built-in garage; S11O per mo
L. T. GRAVATTE, 1918 X st
NV. Ma. S-0753.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. MD
4-room bungalow. Call MAX CO.
HEN, VIII 6-3360.
COLORED-S AND 18th NV
$50; Il rms: vacant, semidet. brk
freshly painted. NE. S-l5Sl; EN-
3-354S. ewes. JOHN r. HOKE
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1910 18th ST. N.w.-I-rm., kit,
bath: short walk to downtown
To inspect. see janitor. KOOEES.
MONTGOMERY, INC, DI. 7-2342
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HYATTSVILLE = 3. 4 bedrms /;
sunny cottage, partially air cond d,
encl. garden: mr.. schools, transp.
Md. u; Sll5 mo. UN 4-4140.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-Ram-
bier, 3 bedrms.. . baths, liv. rm.,
dlnette, rec. rm., carport; 10 mi
from D. C. and Piscataway and
Accokeek area. Call Ii. 3-3423,
Mon through Fri g to X
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FREDERICK W. BERENs


GA. AND ALASKA; Walter Reed
area: 1882 Sth st. n.w-Nice
semidet. brick. 3 bedrms., 1st-fl.
powder rm, semi rec; rm-i -iaoS gas;
right. PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 3-9316, ewes. RA. 6-2527.
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COLLEGE PARK

4-bedrm. rambler; liv, rm., din. rm .,
den, modern elec. kitchen; SlOU
per month. Call WE. 5-62l5.
EASTOVER SECTION bedrms. /;
air cond., washer, drier; rec. rm.
LO. 7-O299 after 5 pm.
FAIRFAX AREA-Lovely, suburban
brick 3-bedrm. Livl rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., equip. kitch-
en-, Ia baths, nm; rec. Tm. and
4th bedrm. in full bsmt.; on u
near schools: Sl25. DU. 5-6l41
or ia. 7-49SO.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Cape Cod !;
BEDROOMS; no nSom' Sl9n qnnt per room; mo OA' Cali
KE. 6-69GO.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; large kitchen, dining
room; stove. refgr.. washer, air
conditioner; 2-yr. lease; $40 per
mo. Call TOWN a. COUNTRY
REALTY, KE. $4,000.
FALLS CHURCH, l2O5 Radnor pl.
a bedrmS., . baths. rec. room
with flrepl., pvt. back yard. Call
for appointment Sat. or Sun,
JE. 2-7632 until l pm.
FALLS CHURCH AREA = 8 rms
and bath. Nr. schools. Sl25. DU
5-7595.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brk
Ss.sn.r, SEsTS5.I H1g fully ,.eT equip kit sI. fun
pls.; fenced yd. JE. 3-33s6.
FALLS CHURCH-3 bedrms., den.
Ia baths. full bsmt.; . blks. to
schools and st. James Parish,
stores. etc. JE. 2-335s.
FALLS CHURCH-4-b.r., 2-b., brick
(Broyhill Park lge, rambler. I'm.
rec. rm.: near schools, transp.,
shopping: Sl65. Mr.. WOODS
JE. 2-44l4, JE. 2-S791.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm., brick
rambler. Ia baths, fireplace and
breakfast nook; lge. walk-out rec
rm., 1z-acre lot, garden, fruit and
shade trees, berries, grapes,
shrubs, lowers; avail. March i;
must see to appreciate; $3.50 mo.
JE 4-a24g
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lcoNTlNUEpl

BERWYN-l bedrm., liY. rm.. kit
and dinette combined, bath anS
parking space. All bills paid. incl
phone; S66 mo. Call Ju. s-5367
BETHESDA, 44O5 East-way hwy
SlS5. OIL 6-7252
CABIN JOHN, Md -bedrm. apt
IN pvt. home; lse. hy. rm.. mod
XIII, sep. din, rm. and bath. Chill
dTen accepted. 30 min. from dntn.
Is min, from Bethesda: $3.50 mo
incl. utils. 66ll SOth place. EN-
5-O07S.
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FLORIDA AVE.

N.W.-3 bedrms., vacant, newly
decorated: rent reas. TU. 2-56S6.
COLORED-7I1 End ST. N.E.-S
rooms; . baths. . kits, base
ment, oil heat; only Sl25 per mo
Mr.. NEUMANN, MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-02-06
tcoNIINUEp,
GLOVER-T -TUNLAW

COMPLETELY AIR cOND.
Large apts.. luxury lobby, loads. OF
living rm.. separate dining rm.;
schools. buses and stores,
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IIs NEwcoMB ST. Sc. APT, /;
near Bolling Field rms,
dinette, kit. and bath: only $53. sc
month. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma
3III NEWTON ST. NE. Cat Rhode
Island ave.. Apt. 20 rooms. KIT
and hath: heat and hot water
incl. Only S62 so mo. Mr. NEU.
MANN. Ma. $4,000.
.i23 6 ST. NV rms, kit.
ss7i san SO. AHiH See janitof 'OnuTas on premises
3. ?. SAUL CO. Ss5 18th St NV.
Ma $4,000.
1898 COLUMBIA RD. NV, "a blk
18th st.-l room and bath, $50:
inE rm% kitchen and bath. S9a
Available now. See resident man
HAGNER & CO. DE. s-3660
1925 DAVIS PL. NV, Apt. IO7-
/ bedrm., liV. rm., dinette, kit
and bath: all utils. furn.: S97 80.
FRED A. SMITH CO., Ex. g.
24S9.
SIS MARYLAND AVE. Ne. Apt.
4O3-I rm., kit. and bath: ten
refer. furn'; S5i FRED A,
SMITH Co. Ex. 3-e4s9.
3OIs K ST. s.E.-Lge. liv. rm.,
screened porch: $3.50. CO. s.
S95l.
3aI0 18th ST. SCI bedrrn., liv
rm., dinette, kit. and bath, stove
and refer. furn,: $50 so. See res,
manager. at 5000. Apt. No. 4
FRED A. SMITH CO. EX. 3-24s9.
552I COLORADO AVE. NV
bath: all utils. furn.: 500 80. See
res. manager, Apt. ITO. FRED A.
SMITH CO., EX. 3-24s9.
BLK OFF 18th S. NV, 1850
EueIid-Iiy. rm.. bedrm.. kit, and
bath; see. A.: reas. AD. 4-SO4O.
!23i S ST. S. E.-2 rms. kit. bath,
pch.: $50 mo. plus utils. CRUM-
BAUGH INC, WO. 6-1364.
1875 LoNGFELLOW ST. N.W.-a
rms, kit. and bath. Util. included
SIS: adults only. JU. S-3302.
5l12 CONN. AVL.-l-bedrm. apt,
southern exposure: wired for air
cond. Apply Apt. 2Oq.
400 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Spa-
cious 2-bedrm. apt; furn. or un-
furn.: ideal 3 or persons; con-
venient location; elevator bldg
NO. 7-Sc15.
3IOI 18th ST. N.w.-3 rms, kit
bath and foyer; highly desirable,
centrally located. qualified adult
tenants: heat and hot water furn-
ished. JAMES E. TUCKER. agent
DU. 10000. or OWNER after .
pm, EN-. 3-42al.
I335 n ST. NV rm., kit. and
bath. for lady: S45 mo. EDMUNr
NJ. O'SULLIVAN. MA. S-7S4S.
1914 18th ST. NV bedrms
see Janitor. $50 .50-S7S mo. Ed
MUND NJ. O'SULLIVAN, Ma. g.
7S4S, 14Q1 Eye st. NV.
1918 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
rms. kit. and bath: newly dec
GRATED: S55 mo. FE. 7-121S.
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81 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Mod-
eLn 5;rm. brick, gas heat. sos mo.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25

Although backed by a religious
denomination, the Evangelical
Covenant Church of America,
Radio Station KICY, the Voice of
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25
KICY Begins
Programs Soon

Radio Station KICY, which is
dedicating it's broadcast facilities
in special programs this weekend,
will begin the broadcast of reg
ular programs as soon as equip
ment test procedures can be conf
pleted. At the present time these
tests are being conducted by
qualified engineers. Following
the tests there will be an inspec-
ton by the FEC engineer in
charge of this district, Mr.. Harold
DE Voc. When results of the tests
and inspection have satisfied the
Federal Communications Commits
sion in Washington, permission
will be granted the KICY admin
istration to begin releasing pro-
gram material over the air. Much
tape-recorded program material
is already on hand, and programs
TO be released Give" from the
studios are in the planning stage
as ION air. time approaches.
Listeners interested in follow
ing the equipment tests will often
hear signals transmitted from the
station on $50 kc. "You may hear
radio carrier, a tone signal, or
a voice Identification of the sta
ton stating that it is a test
broadcast advised Art Zylstra,
station manager.
Area residents may expect to
enjoy KICY's regular program
ming in the not distant future.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25

Mrs. Nelson, while directly con-
nected to the KICY staff, at pres
ent invests the major portion of
her time in service a the Maynard
MacDougall Memorial Hospital,
where her special abilities in the
field of anesthesia are today MAX
ing possible the undertaking of
surgical corrective measures that
heretofore could not be attempted
Mrs. Nelson's musical talents,
along with those of her husband,
will be providing enjoyment to
KICY listeners when the station
begins its broadcaStS.
Unalakleet Graduate for Secretary
One of Nome's fairer citizens,
Miss Charlene Komakhuk, is en-
ployed by KICY as secretary
and receptionist. Miss Komakhuk
is excellently qualified for the
position, and is graduate of the
Covenant High School at Unalak-
leet. In these days, prior to be-
ginning broadcast operations, Miss
Komakhuk has been setting up
a card file cross index on the hun
dreds of records in the KICY rec
ord library, to facilitate handling
of music. This talented young lady
will also be participating in some
of the KICY broadcasts and her
voice will soon become favorite
of Voice of the Arctic listeners.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25
Training and Experience Typify the KICY Staff

The personnel that make UP
the staff of Nome's new broadcast
facility, KICY, are not newcom-
ers to the industry by any means.
The total of their training and ex-
perience could well match that of
broadcasters anywhere.
Basically the staff is made up
of three families, with all adult
members of the family partici-
pating in. various station activi-
ties. 1t is obvious that, in sta
ton the size of KICY, the per-
sonnet must be individuals of
varied experience and capabili-
ties.
Art ZYlstra Is General Manager
Rev. Arthur Zylstra, project
director and secretary of Arctic
Broadcasting Association, will
head the administrative branch
of station activities as general
manager. MIR. Zylstra has had
more than 20 years experience in
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25

and holds degree from Angus
tana College. Mr.. Nelson's prac-
teal training in the field of radio
broadcasting was gained while at
tending Brown Institute of Broad
casting in Minneapolis, one of
the outstanding training centers
in the broadcast industry. In ad-
dition to gaining experimental
knowledge in the latest techniques
of program production, he here
gained the technical knowledge
prerequisite to obtaining his First
Glass Radiotelephone license, a
mark of achievement which he
shares with the stations chief
engineer, Ralph Fondell.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25

Mr.. Fondells chief concern will
be the proper functioning of the
technical equipment of KICY,
which includes the transmitter,
studio consoles, tape-recording and
playback equipment, remote con-
troll equipment, and other cleo
tronic devices requiring special
knowledge to repair and main
tain. Listeners to KICY programs
will also come to recognize and
idolize the deep bass announcing
voice of this talented engineer,
who also participates unsteady
on some KICY vocal programs.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-25

Mrs. Fondell is a graduate of
North Park Jr. College and North
Park Bible Institute. With a nat
ural flare for mathematics, Mrs.
Fondelf will nicely fill a need in
the business and accounting area
for KICY. Possessed of a lovely
contralto voice and natural
feeling for musical expression,
Mrs. Fondell will be heard on
many of the stations musical
programs. She also will be re-
sponsible for a daily program for
women listeners to be called
Lines from a Mothers Scrap
book"
Highly Trained Program Director
The position of program direc-
tor on the KICY staff will be ca
pably filled by Mr.. Howard Mel
son. A native Iowan, Mr.. Nelson
has attended North Park College
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various phases of radio broad
casting. During World War II he
spent 18 months in naval train
ing schools studying radio and
radar. Following the war, he con-
tinued his education in the field
of radio and radio broadcasting.
Mr.. Zylstra has served on the staff
of several U. S. stations, and also
on the staff of Radio Station
HCJB, The Voice of the Andes,
in Quito, Ecuador. This station is
known as the 'fPioneer Missionary
Broadcaster." In 1854 Mr.. Zylstra
and his family were transferred
to Panama where he managed
radio station HOXO, the Voice of
The Isthmus. During this time,
Mr.. Zylstra served a term as
president of the Panamerican
Christian Network of ra o
stations.
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Voice Of the Arctic listeners on
some of the programmfng pre-
sented especially for the stations
female audience.
Chief Engineer Is Ralph Fondell
Ralph Fondell, chief engineer
for the new station, has been en-
ployed in the radio broadcast field
since 1852. He is graduate Of
North Park Jr. College, and holds
a degree in Electrical Engineering
from the University of Minnesota.
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KICY To Serve
Commercial Needs
In Western Alaska

Although backed by a religious
denomination, the Evangelical
Covenant Church of America,
Radio Station KICY, the Voice of
the Arctic, will operate under
commercial license and will per-
form the advertising functions for
Western Alaska merchants that
might be expected of any COM
mercial broadcasting station. 1t
is the feeling of the station adj
ministration that this should lead
to an improvement in the econom-
ic status of Nome, in that it will
bring trade to Nome from sur
rounding villages who now ship
items in from other trading
centerS.
The station is equipped with
every facility necessary for the
air presentation of commercial
messages, and pledges itself to
assist wherever possible in better
ing the Nome economy and that of
the area it serves. A rate card,
outlining nominal charges for adj
vertising services, has been pre-
pared, and is available to local
merchants on request.
Asked whether the station
would handle any kind of adver-
Using, Art Zylstra, station man.
ager, recently commented:
"KICY will be governed in it's
advertising policies by the regu-
lations of the Federal Commune
cations Commission, the Federal
Trade Commission, and the ethi-
cal practices as outlined in the
Radio Standards of Good Prac-
tice developed by the National
Association of BroadcaSters, of
which organization KICY is
member. It should be remembered
that the FEC requires that a ra-
dio station operate its service lin
the public interest, convenience
and necessity Whenever the sta
ton administration is convinced
that the purchase and consump-
ton of a given product is in the
public interest, convenience and
necessity it stands to reason this
product qualities for advertise
ment on the station. Naturally,
certain products of dubious value
to our listening public will not be
recommended for use by our
listeners"