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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN g. son,
AuetioneerS, III z St. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY sEMlDE5TAGHlEDL
RR6KN RRlGK is gwEEkLMS PRfMisgs sdMBERR & + / y &
635 PICKFoRD PLACE NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
uuly recorded. in Liber No. 9llS,
Folio 400. ct seq. of the land
records of the District of Coium-
bla. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undeT-
signed trustees will sell. at public
auction; in front OF the premises,
OF MARCH, AID. 1860. AT TWO
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and prem
ises. situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot 1866, in Pickford and
others subdivision Of lots in
Square 9l3. as. per plat recorded
In the once Of the Surveyor for
the District 81 Columbia in
TERMS: Sold subtec; to a prior
deed Of trust for approximet tely
S2,193.26; further particulars of
which will be announced at time
of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash A
deposit Of $500 required. Con-
veyancinG. recording. etc. at pur-
chsser's cost Adjustments made
as of date of sale. Terms to be
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and
reSold at the discretion Of the
trustees.
ALLAN LANG,
SAM WASSERMAN,
fe26,29-mh2,4,7 Trustees.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 son.
AuctiOneers, III Z St. NV.
CEATTELs AT AUCTION
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REsIAuRANT FuRN IsHlNG S
AND EQUIPMENT CoNLAih: ID
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST AVENUE CHARCOAL
GRILL. AND INCLUDING THE
LEASEHOLD
b.. virtue Of certain chattel deed
OF trust dated January -, 1883.
and recorded February ~, 1898.
in Liber l0g9S, at Folio 274,
among the land records OF the
District OF Columbia, and at the
request Of the party, secured
hfFeDy H ts she pS5e q3deFssHfS suaSn 'Tgssf3 Tsn
the ONCE Of THos. ]. OWEN <
& SON. INC. Suite col. Perpetual
Building. Ill E Street Northwest
on TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH DAY
OF MARCH, AID. 1850, AT
TWELVE-THIRTY PM, all the
furnishings and equipment as set
forth in the above mentioned
chattel trust and contained within
premises J37 Pennsylvania avenue,
Northwest, Washington, D. C..
4-RMS: All furnishings ana coup
fnent together with the leasehold
TO be sold as an entirety for ALL
CASH. All parties in interest please
take notice.
!. c. LISH.
W E. THRIFT.
mh357 Trustees
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with oppor. for advancement. Good
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MANHATTAN AUTO
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able to buff and clean cars, and
do other work on used-car lot Of
franchised dealer; must have
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Cisco, KAPLAN a. CRAWFORD,
1901 Conn. ave. NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING openings
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ieHU.20-mh2.4,7 Trustees.
THoS. J. OWEN 4 son.
Austioneers. iii Z ST. NV.
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THOS. J. OWEN & son,
Auctioneers, IIII e ST. NV.

]. p. BENFER. Jr.. Vice Presi
and Trust Qflcer.
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Logical Design
Research Programming
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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
National League Sweeps
1860 All-Star Series

NEW YORK, lR-The National
League has swept the 1860 ALL
Star series by crushing the Am
erican Leaguers in today's second
game at New York's Yankee Sta
dunn 6 to 0,
Following the pattern they used
in taking Mondays game at Kan
sas City, the Mats struck early
and with power-getting homers
by Eddie Mathews in the second
inning and from hot-hitting Willie
Mays in the third. Then in the
seventh, the great Stan Musial--
appearing in his 10Th interleague
classic-smashed his 9th All-Star
homer as a pinch-hitter, and Ken
Boyer homered in the 9th with
one on.
Vern Law, Johnny Podres, Stan
Williams, Larry Jackson, Bill
Henry and Indy Mcdaniel COM
bined in pitching the shoutout for
the National League.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
COP Chairman Takes
Swat at Demo Platform

WASHINGTON, lR = The Re-
publican National Chairman pre-
dicted today Democrats in Con-
gress will ignore their party plat
FORMS stand on civil rights and
other planks he called "a glitter
ing array of promises"
Sen. Thurston Morton, R-Ky)
the chairman, said key civil
rights proposal was buried by
the Democrats" in the Senate in
1857. He scoffed at their promises
to "unearth it" in the platform
adopted at Los Angeles over
Southern protests last night.
In a statement, the COP chair
man suggested all the platform
promises could have been nipple
mented at any time by Demo-
cratic congresses since 1955-or
in the 20 years of Democratic
rule between 1882 and 1882"
Morton said Democratic per-
Torrance on its promises has been
"just about zero" that the new
platform was written by Demo-
Gratis who are not in a position
to carry it out and 1.-The Demo-
Gratis in Congress-as in the past
will ignore it."
He said the social security
based plan for medical care for
the elderly promised by the plat
form twas killed just a few weeks
ago by the Democrat House Ways
and Means Committee, along with
a far better administration plan"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Russians Accuse US.
OF Undermining Freedom
OF New Congo Republic

MOSCOW, tR -. T h Soviet
Union today accused the United
States of trying to undermine the
freedom of the newly independent
Congo.
A statement by Foreign Minis
ter Gromyko declared the United
States, along with Belgium and
West Germany, is committing ag-
erosion against the Congo. He de-
manded that the United Nations
act.
The statement was delivered to
the chief diplomatic representa-
tives of NATO powers.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Pilots Delay Northwest's
Jet Service To Tokyo

SEATTLE, LR- Northwest Or
lent Airlines inaugurated jet SER
vice to the Far East today with
DC8 flight to Tokyo by way of
Anchorage.
The big four-engine plane, car
rying 80 passengers and crew
of 8, reached Anchorage in two
hours 36 minutes. 1t continued on
to Tokyo after refueling.
The inaugural flight originally
had been scheduled for last Fri
day but was delayed by a dis
pute with the Airline Pilots Assn.
over the makeup of flight crews
The dispute remains unsettled
but the pilots union was directed
to refrain from any strike action
against NWA by U. s. District
Judge Edward Dewitt in St. Paul,
MINI.
A hearing is set for 10 am. to-
morrow in St. Paul on a temper
airy restraining order issued by
the judge.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Big Eats-Big Drinks
At Big Party

LOS ANGELES, R-Guess who
gave this party,
More than 1000 Democratic
convention delegates, officials and
guests consumed 700 gallons of
coffee Gt was a brunch, $50
pounds of sausage, LOO dozen
eggs, 1900 gallons of fruit juice
and 264 bottles of liquor.
For a further hint: guest Of
honor was Lyndon johnson.
Yep, it was Perle Mesta, the
hostess with the mostest, who
shook hands personally with ev-
cry delegate-and made no secret
of her choice for President. The
band played ''The Eyes of Texas
Are Upon You" the moment John
son walked into the party, held
Tuesday at the famed Cocoanut
Grove.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
NEW SEA MONSTER

MANCHESTER. Mass, lR -
Two fishermen, Harry and War
rem Heath, brothers, say they saw
a strange water animal "about IA
to Is feet long, with black and
white head" off Manchester today.
The Heaths said the creature
surfaced about 80 feet away as
they hauled in lobster traps near
Egg Rock. Harry said it had two
protuberant eyes and a black back
that "looked like the shallow keel
of an overturned Whaleboat"
After few minutes, it submerged
the brothers said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Belgian Troopers
Land In Congo

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo,
tR-Belgian parachutists wrested
the Leopoldville airport from
Negro soldiers of the faltering
new Congo government in a As
minute skirmish today.
The breakdown of the author
ity of Premier Patric Lumumba's
13-day-old regime appeared al
most complete.
Both Lumumba and President
Joseph Kasavubu were out Of
town when the Belgian units
opened their first armed action
at this capital The Congolese
leaders = feuding with Brussels
and some of their own followers
were not consulted by Belgian
authorities.
The parachutists freed about
200 white persons who had been
menaced by the guns of Congo
lese soldiers as they waited at
the airport for planes to fly them
out of this former Belgian colony.
Illustrating the chaotic political
situation, Kasavubu and Lumum-
ba denounced request by their
government for military aid by
an international force as a "Bel-
gian colonialist plot"
The two apparently referred to
a call from Leopoldville yester-
day, while they were off on a
trip to secession-minded Katanga
Province, for American and Bel
gian troops to join Congolese
contingents in restoring order.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
First Johnson's Then kennedy's
Names Are Placed In Nomination

LOS ANGELES, tR-The first
nominating speech at the Demo-
cratic National Convention was
made in behalf of Sen. Lyndon
Johnson of Texas. House Speaker
Sam Rayburn said of the End run
ner for the presidential nomina-
ton:
This man is a winner
Pandemonium broke loose when
Rayburn hit the end of his nomi-
mating speech with those magic
words: Lyndon B. johnson for
President"
The Johnson demonstration all
but raised the rafters at the Los
Angeles Sports Arena. It lasted
% minutes, hating finally only
when most of the lights were
turned off.
JohnSon'S nomination came first
because Alabama yielded its place
in the alphabet to Texas. Then
Alaska yielded to Minnesota and
Sen. Hubert Humphrey, to cheers
from the floor, took the rostrum
to announce that Gov. Orville
Freeman would nominate Sen.
John F. Kennedy.
The nominating speech touched
off a big demonstration of Ken
nedy hackers, bearing signs say
ing: "Kennedy-top man on our
totem pole"
The governor called Kennedy a
devoted liberal. The senator has
proven, he said, that he can and
will make the decisions that must
be made at this critical time.
The demonstration that follow
ed the nomination of Sen. Ken
needy was just as wild, woolly,
and unruly as the one put on
earlier by supporters of Sen. Lyn-
don Johnson. BY coincidence, it
last exactly the same length of
time: % minutes.
The Associated Press tabulation
of committed delegate votes today
showed TIT for Kenndy, 381 for
Lyndon Johnson, 9412 for Stuart
Symington, 841a for Adlai Steven
son, others 9612, and uncommit-
ted 8712.
Needed to elect: 761 votes.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
State Dept. Protests Plan
Of Japan to Send Freezer
Ship To Bristol Bay

SEATTLE, Up - The State De-
partment has protested Japanese
plans to send a freezer ship to
Bristol Bay to buy red salmon,
Rep. Thomas Pelly R-Wash) said
yesterday.
Pelly asked the State Depart
ment to intervene last week when
he learned that the Japanese
ship was scheduled to buy 5000
tons of salmon at Bristol Bay for
processing in Japan. Such a mis-
sion would violate terms of the
International North Pacific Fish
cries Treaty.
The State Department notified
Pelly yesterday that it shares his
view that japanese purchase of
red salmon from Bristol Bay
would violate the treaty. 1t now
is discussing the plan with Japa-
nese officials in Tokyo.
Meanwhile, Pelly has wired the
United States Coast Guard and
asked it to watch American wa
ter and notify him if the Japanese
freezer ship appears off Alaska.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Russia Demands U.N.
Session on US. RB47
Plane Incident

LONDON, Up - T h Soviet
Union tonight demanded an en-
Urgency session of the U.N. Sc
curity Council on the US. RB47
plane incident.
Moscow radio said Soviet For
eign Minister Gromyko had cab
led the United Nations in New
York calling for an urgent meet
ing of the Council to discuss "the
new aggressive activities of the
us. Air Force against the Soviet
Union"
Gromyko described these activ-
tiles as "a threat to the peace of
the world"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Mexican Students
Demonstrate Against US

MEXICO CITY, R- Mexican
students tried to burn a us. flag
during an anti-American demon
stration in downtown Mexico City
Tuesday night.
Police snatched the flag and dis
persed the crowd of 1000 after a
l5-minute battle.
Several demonstrators were ar
rested, but were released almost
Immediately The students had
been parading through downtown
streets carrying anti American
signs and shouting Cuba, yes;
Yankees. No"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
100000 Case Red Salmon
Pack FOrseeen For
Bristol Bay Fishery

JUNEAU, R-The Bristol Bay
red salmon pack will run to some
100000 cases this year, Commits
sioner C. L. Anderson of the State
Department of Fish and Game
predicted today.
"The peak of the red run is
over" Anderson said, "but the
fish will be dribbling in for some
time yet. I look for a pack of
about 100000 reds before they're
through"
The department Monday gave
Bristol Bay fishermen unlimited
fishing time until further notice,
meaning there will be no restric-
tions on the some 1000 boats in
the area.
Anderson said he was advised
by department supervisors in the
field that fishermen had caught
some 9 million fish through yes
terday. This would run the Bris-
toll Bay red pack to date to about
100000 cases. Fishermen are re-
ceiving about rs cents a fish.
bringing the total value of the
catch to the fishermen to some
$750,0O0.
The states share of the catch
to date is approximately $414,O0O,
based on a wholesalers value of
$23 case. Should Anderson's pre-
diction of $50, O0O-case red sal
mon pack prove out, the states
share of the Bristol Bay catch
alone would amount to some
S52O,O0O.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
BAY EXPLODES OVER
FLORIDA, CREW SAVED

CLEWISTON, Fla, R = An
Air Force Stratojet bomber blew
up over the Florida Everglades
Tuesday night, disintegrated in a
ball of fire seen 80 miles away.
It's three crewmen parachuted to
safety.
The six engine Boeing BAT
plunged into the sawgrass country
while on a training flight from
Homestead Air Force Base, south
of Miami.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Little Hope Held That Russians
Will Release Two American Fliers
By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

WASHINGTON, R = us. Of
ficials hold little hope of winning
freedom for two Air Force Of
ficers held in the Soviet Union
after the shooting down of an
American reconnaissance bomber
on July |.
The expectation here is that So
Went Premier Khrushchev will
put the two men on trial on
charges of espionage in order to
promote his campaign against
American bases in allied coun-
tries.
The United States formally de-
manded release of the two Off
GERS Tuesday.
The note rejected Soviet
charges that the aircraft was on
a spy mission similar to that of
the W high-altitude jet which
went down in the Ural mountains
May l.
The RB47 which was accused
by the Soviet government of vio-
lating its air space on July in
the Arctic region of the Kola
Peninsula actually was never
closer than 80 miles to the Soviet
coast, the US. note declared.
at is therefore evident" the
note said, chat pursuant to in
structions of the Soviet govern
ment, airplanes of the Soviet air
force Wantonly attacked the Am
erican airplane over international
waters with the admitted loss of
that aircraft and of the life of
at least one of the members of
its crew.
1.-TWO other members of the
crew have, according to the So
Wet note, been taken into custody
Withut any legal basis and are
to be subjected to trial under
what is called full severity of
Soviet law The other members
of the crew remain unaccounted
for"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Northwest Airlines DC7
With 81 Passengers
bitches Off Philippines

MANILA, Rp-Northwest Orient
Airlines says all available air
and sea rescue agencies are
searching for one of their planes
"a DC7-reported down in the
sea off the northern Philippines.
The plane had reported, first pro-
pellor trouble, then an engine
fire as it neared the Philippines
in a flight from OkinaWa to Man
lila. 1t carried 81 passengers and
a crew of 7.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
Demo Platform Recognizes Alaska

LOS ANGELES, LR-The Demo-
cratic platforms natural resources
section calls for a speedup of geo.
logic mapping of the nation, with
emphasis on Alaska. The plank
also pledges immediate efforts to-
ward establishment of long range
minerals policy.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-07-13
THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

The true Joy of life is not in
realization, but in Authorization.
So, good man waiteth patiently
for his riches in Heaven, and the
hungry politician for change of
administration.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

Secret Coin Tosses Please Gallery Experts

ing who would get what, Mr..
Walker said he and Mr.. Rori-
mer tried to keep in mind what
would be best for each gallery
in view Of the existing collec-
tions.
He pointed out that the Ma
tional Gallery's collection of
Rembrandts is particularly
rich" and some staff n embers
would like to have had the
Rembrandts. But, he added, the
paintings possibly will mean
more" to the Metropolitan be-
cause its Rembrandt collection
didn't contain a landscape.
"Our own collection of 18th
century French painters is
marvellous" he went on. But
we feel that these new acquisi-
tions will greatly enhance it."
Largest Donation Since 1856
The Timken paintings are
the Largest single and most
important" acquisition at the
National Gallery since the 1856
bequest by the Kress Founds-
tion, Mr.. Walker said.
The unusual means of
dividing the collection was
agreed upon because Mrs. Tim
ken, who died last October,
did not specifically divide the
Evening star., 1960-05-15

by Van Dyck, advertisement"
by Fragonard, Horses" by Her
ring, Nativity" (Italian-un-
known, Saviour" and Cruel
fix" Russian icons; a Portu-
guese screen; 1.-TWO Women"
by Wilkie, Church Interior"
by Neeffs, and three paintings
by Fry.
other paintings that went to
the Metropolitan are "Old Man"
by Rembrandt, "Louix XIV" by
Drouais, Landscape" by Fra
gonard, a sketch by Prud'how,
Madonna" by Cranach. two
paintings of Lord Newburgh by
Hoppner, Portrait of a Man"
(English), "Bathers" by Diaz,
a landscape by Michel, Spring"
by Jacques. a girl oval by Vigee-
LeBrun, a child oval by Greuze,
Three Girls" by Diaz, "Madon-
ma and Two Saints" Qtalian),
two Madonna" paintings of
Italian origin, Woman With
Sheep" by Kneller, Portrait of
a Man" and Portrait of a
Woman" by unknown artists,
Snow Scene" by Choultse,
Shepherd With Sheep" by Fry,
Woman With Two Children"
by Diaz, a NEUROLOGICAL scene
by David and a painting of
roses and a landscape by un-
known artists.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

tian's "Self Portrait" Lely's
Lady" and Dou's Hermit"
The Metropolitan's top paint
ings include Christ at Well''
by Rembrandt, which report
edly is worth $25o.OOo; Ma
donna" by Van Dyck, and "Por-
trait" by Gainsborough.
Also in the Metropolitan
group are Large Fete" by
Pater, "Saskia" by Rembrandt,
Cascade" and 'Danse" by
Watteau, "Pompadour" by Nat
tier, Christ" by Petrus Chris
tus, Hay Stacks" by Millet,
Flight" by G. David, Gard
Game" by De Hooch, John
Gray" by Raeburn, "Serenade"
by Dou, Girl with Mandolin"
by De Troy, and "Dice Game"
by Teniers.
To save time, and possibly
some haggling, before the lit
tie summit meeting was held to
carve up the treasure trove, the
stats Of the two museums
grouped the paintings by ar
tiStic merit.
Monetary Value Balanced
at so happens that the mon
etary value Of the groups bal
anced out almost perfectly so
you can't say, one museum came
out on top" Mr.. Walker said.
When it came down to decid-
Evening star., 1960-05-15
TIMKEN
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
paintings in the Timken COL
lection, the National Gallery
got II, including Boucher's
Love Letter." Turner's "Del-
uge," Ruben's "St. Peter" and
Fragonard's Happy Family"
Love Letter" the Prize
Love Letter" is the prize of
the artistic lot, Mr.. Walker
said. But he declined to- put a
price on any Of the paintings.
1--WE have a gentlemen's
agreement not to discuss which
paintings we had to toss for
nor the monetary value of
them" he said.
Other Acquisitions
Other paintings in the IA in
clude Moroni's Portrait" tt
tian's Triple Portrait" Corot's
Sebastian" Romney's "Sir A
Campbell" Boucher's Diana &
Eudymion," Terborch's "Con-
cert" Tiepolo's "Bacchus." tt