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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

14O ACRES-Fronting Patuxent
River, only 20 mi. from D. c.;
excellent potential for develop.
ment for commuters: liberal f.
nancing with subordination.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Mod. cottage
fronting on Bay; sale at $4,000
or will rent with option to buy
PATUXENT RIvER-3 acres front
river deep harbor: only 81 mi
from District, in committing dis.
tance of Andrews Air Base ano
Fort Meade: commute and keeI
your hoat at your own pier.
WILLOWS - Modern 2-bedroom
home on Chesapeake Bay, only
80 miles from the District
$4,000; terms.
j. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 7-273C
Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
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EXCLUSIVE
CALVERT COUNTY
BAYFRONT
DEVELOPMENT

Several attractive homes, ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000, with
down payments and monthly terms
to suit purchasers.
Choice lots Offering all the ad-
vantaEes OF an exclusive beach
with $50 down and SiO Der
month. These beautiful wooded
lots are located amid l75 excel
lent ,recreational homes, many OF
which are occupied on a YEAR
round basis. They include central
water good streets, twice weekly
tricity. telephone and gas service
MOSQUITO control under state and
county supervision, full beach
privileges on white sand shore:
nnest fishing and Grabbing: rental
boats available or keep your own
IN wonderfully safe Flag Harbor
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OUT OF TOWN PEAL ESTATE

ADJOINING HISTORICAL HAR.
PERS FERRY Ideal for ret
guest business. Restored rm
eiec. Kit, mod bath, Separate
guest cottage, , acres. Firm price
N".Sou or we'll accept trade OF
RaterSite. Sun. after 7 pm and
weekdays, EN-. 2-O655.
Beautiful Tioga County!
Retire here! IL acres and a Biz
trout stream. Good 6-room and
path house, central heat. $3.50
Mansfield, Pa, Phi: 3T-J
$50 A., mountain land; gorgeous
view. elec" springs, paved I'd.
215 A.: mountain farm, . houses,
elec,, ample bldgs.: springs STATE
road: $4,000. '
4-room hunting lodge: s A.; elec.
bath; 2 springs, state road; S4 900
141 A.: mountain land; 5-room
CABIN, elee.; stream, springs, view;
W; c. WILLIAMS. BROKER. 4lo 8
Royal ave, FRONT ROYAL, VA
Phone MElroSe 5-oSI6
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TRAILERs
TRAILER; steel wheels. Covered
Ideal al camping and cross-country

TRAILER, utii., K-t.. I-vheei, Gus
tom body, 4x5x2 it., hitch: S55
Top carrier, S12. IA. 5-3732.
UTILITY AKA. perfect for foreier
car, Ike new: S120 or best offer
JU. 9-l705.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER wants apt. house ground,
or package deal, D. c., Nd. or Va
DI. 1-67ll.
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from own
er, lots any size, any section. Pay
all cash. Box 37S-E, Star.
WILL PAY CASH FOR LOT ir
northern or central Arlington
IA. S-6535.
9 LARGE SYNDICATES READY e
purchase lots and acreage. R. L
SMITH, GA. 4-771l. VIII. 6-6579
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At the Bayfront Stop Sign
S5sSap chesapeake X B Beach. Nd; Nd;


NEW MASONRY Florida-type cot
tage; cathedral ceiling, . bed
rooms, carport, utility room, TILED
bath and floors. Inspect at Cedar
near Shady Side, Md. Corner ot
Oak and Park ave. one block
from CheS. Bay. Price, $500
Terms. Cedarhurst has good
ROADS swimming pier, boat har-
tirement or commuters. Lots for
sale. $3.50 to 5000. See Mrs Olii
on Holly ave. WALTER NJ, BhU.
MAN; 1929 Goth st. NV. FE
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY, mr. sbadI
Side, Md.-Spac. cottage, coinni
furn; and equip; 1O0x1OO lot; Isl
mr., huge pch., liv. rm.. 2 dbie' '-bec
rms, maids rm., elec. kit,
s. satH51ss dormtor1 s5oWss se.ps 5m j. snq A.
EM. 2-29S3 or I'm r012a
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GARAGES

CAP. HILL~Dry, secure sar., close
in; car or storage SIS. EX.
3-l515. Ii. 4-4477.
DOUBLE GARAGE = Available
July LIST. sth and D SITS. Sc. area
STORAGE STAGE. approx. 2Ux2s
on md floor outside stairway
3n-ft alley. also walkway from
9th st: $50 mo-; to inspect, call
Mr.. GRADY. Jr., after g:3O am
Mon. CO. 5-6222
GARAGE WANTED: 10 mi. radius
Hyattsyille area. . or more cars,
elec. To call Pete AP. 7-3O83.
GARAGE WANTED, near MacAr-
thur blvd. and Cathedral avenue
KE. 1-n062.
51I1 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Doubie
garage, $50 q NORTH. single Sl2
. month. I'm. 3-afJ7,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

InUSI RUI6S run YALE
SECOND trust S3,3OO payable 50:
per mo. So interest. Sell fol
S1,aSO. Excel. maker. J. v. CAL.
IANDRO AND CO., JU. S-1SS6
WI. 6-2341.
SECOND TRUST NOTES
Offering quality notes, seasoned anc
well secured, at good discounts
Please call MR.. SHIRLEY, ia
5-23l0.
$6,5OO Ist TRUST for sale on
upper NV. property; large dis
count. Excel. maker CO. 5-1a54
$1,000, So End month pay. note
Excel; white makers, Va. property
ON. 3-161S:
1 TO 3 YR. NOTES for sale at A
point a month discount. Rich
mond, Va, makers to secure pur.
chase OF resort property. Guar
anted by developer. Reply BOX
101-E. Star.
S3.95O. 2nd payable S39 80 mo.
over $4,000 Bal, 81 800 dn.: !,
discount. SINDLER, Ho. 2-1257
End TRUST NOTES, Pr. Geo, Co,
lge, or small, money same dav
CH. S-7743.
$3.O6h NM. End TRUST, 30e5 dis
count. MR.. KATE, MA. 2-1lb4,
week days, D1. 7-4445.
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TRADE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS corner lot,
perfect for gas station, etc Owner
will trade for income property,
lease or sell: over $4,000 50. IT. on
busy thoroughfare. PO. 2-3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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MOTORCYCLES
BSA SO SUPER ROCKET
Perfect cond., 5000 miles.

ARIEL 40 Square Four: good
cond:; S275 or best ofier. JE.
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u TRIANGLE FORD

3O1O R. l. Ave, NE LA 9-10oS
CHEVROLET 1850 paneled excel
lent cond. New tires. No name to
paint out. 10. $3.50.
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ARIEL ~ Square Four: good
eond S@75 or best OFFER. JE.
BSA '59 SUPER ROCKET
Perfect cond, 5000 miles.
Extras. Best offer. IA. 2-6054.
B;S.A. so Golden Flash; good con
dition; $500 miles: extras. $500
or best offer. CIR. 3-1741. 20'
BMW so R-60: 5000 mi; 5000
cash; call after $50 pm. OIL.
2-S459.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 81, model "a /;
black; $500 worth OF chrome /;
recently overhauled; $3.50 81
Lonsfellow st. NV, ia. 9-3416.
HARLEY DAV. '57; nh. top cond. :,
whitewall tires and saddle bag:
SS75. CEDAR 6-S6l7.
INDIAN CHIEF 1853; eng. recently
overhauled, excel. cond.: no reas.
SWyvi.. AieS.. Ais4seIvi Va. o Ro: siifs5, sEifs@0nd
INDIAN CHIEF '53; buddy seat
and windshield, good appearance
and mechanical cond.; S2T5 or
best offer. JE. 3-17O6.
INDIAN 80 Chief: better than new:
VDcO Va OOok OllCls OOs 4 =
6O5S.
MO PED, Anker 1856; new tires,
good cond.; $40. EN-. 3-l1l4.
TRIUMPH 1858 T-llO; l,343 miles
Like new: equipped with extras,
LU. 2-16O2.
TRIUMPH 80; $50 &C. engine on
Bonneville racing frame; 1000
mi. Excel cond.; ST95. JU. 7-93O3
TRIUMPH. Tiger Cub, 1854, 200
ee.efoo $3.50 or best offer. ia.
1913 B.S.A. a5O; good running
condition; $50: call Po 2-a"S4.
1857 AIS. 500 &C: one owner;
good cond: reasonable. Call JU
$1,000 after IL noon.
1852 INDIANj single, $3.50. Cush-
man motor scooter; 500. Call
Monday after 4 pm. HE. 4-06l5.
81 TIGER, T-11O Triumph; re-
built engine, good condition; $3.50
or best offer. JU. 7-7l47.
1888 HARLEY DAVIDSON; FIJI;
like new, ll,000 mi; loaded with
\ extras; make offer. RA. 3-52l2.
II
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
(coNTINuED)

FOOTHILLS SHENANDOAH MTS.-
D acres, old loghouse. 8 rms, good
road, so mi. from D. c., electri-
ned, large, pine-paneled lr.; hunt
area: $500. OWNER, write Box
HIGH UP ON THE OLD RAG MT.
at Natl. Park line-All-yeAr-ro
cabin, ) acres, ami, low-gear
roads; S9;a5O. Worthy Of investi-
ORKNEY SPRING RESORT s.
bedroom. Ia bath white frame;
fireplace, antique pine floor. So
200. 200 Also dss. Is wooded acres sooH in
cRicKENBERoER sEsisi REAITY.S SSVt Mt.
Jackson. Granite T-3393.
PAGE VALLEY ESTATES
Mountain resort offering lifetime
access to Geo. Wash. Nat. Forest,
bounded by ga miles of Shenan-
doah River. A sportsman's Para
disc unparalleled in the East, this
restricted development is for the
entire families enjoyment and
year-round living. Lots range "a
to L acre, priced $1,000 to $500,
$50 dn. S25 mo. including financ-
TROUT LAKE, BASS
LAKE AND 60 ACRES
OF OTHER RECREA-
TIONAL ACTIVITIES
BELONG TO LOT
OWNERS WHO WILL
ALSO CONTROL THE
ACTIVITIES
OLYMPIC SWIMMING
POOL AND KIDDIES'
POOL NOW OPEN
&c OLD MEDALLION
HOMES" (all electric) ON
DISPLAY; ALSO SMALL
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
DIRECTIONS: Take US 2ll or $40
Mimslyn Hotel. ist left onto Rte
oIS. follow signs 9 miles to
estates. For further information
write box l01 Luray or call River
side 3-3521.
RIVER VIEW PARK
SHENNANDOAH RIVER-Beautiful
nnioeout 90 miles from b. c.
Paved roads to property, Lge
wooded lot. S495-S595, Only S2b
DOWN $40 per mo. Excel. fishing,
dS dres docking privils. Recreation
and picnic area incl. See SAT-
and SUN. DIR: Rte. z beyond Lees
purR mi: Rte. . beyond Hillsboro,
mi; to sign River View Park"
Ieit miles. Wkdays., TIE. 6-7S40
SPECIAL! LARGE MT ACREAGE
Joins Shen. Natl. Park; ideal set
ting; many. streams a. springs: best
hunting. About S25 acre Others
smaller, get list. j. ALLEN Will
kEahMs' EaaMns' Bkr, Luray, va. ri. g.
2 BEDRMS. ret. or vac home:
Rte through Round Hill, turn
r.; shenandoah Country Club sign.
Ie1t on Hickory lane. IA. T-S353
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
BREEZY POINT BEACH

Attractively furnished year-round
home for sale. 6 lots. 3 bedrooms,
Finished guest room upstairsl, ,
with beds. 24xl6 living room.
dining room. beautifully equipped
kitchen, screened porch on three
sides Of house. double garage with
shower and dressing rms, small
bsmt., oil heat. Wonderful view Of
bay. 500 IT. to waterfront. Yard
bsrbecus pt Bf for srsciops scEs S[iTk y
ing. Contact CLARK FITZHUGH
on premises or phone Prince Fred
erick, Nd. 147-J-2.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
1ll2 Bladensburg Rd NE.
Ii. 7-430O or ia. 2-5922
CHEW. 81 lh-ton panel truck:
good cond. Reas., phone NO. =
424S.
CHEVROLET (2) 1Ia-ton stake body.
FORD F-600 wrecker with power
winch.
FORD F-500 stake flat dump.
GMC dump with air brakes.
REQ dump.
FORD F-600 dump.
RANSOM MOTORS. ST. 2-33l2
CHEYROLET 1857 vAlk.in- 1n-ft.
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WANTED

Major oil company UNDER
taking a tremendous eXpan-
sion program desires gaso-
line service station sites in
the metropolitan and sub
urban areas. Primarily in
terested in lots suitable for
development Immediately or
within a wear or two. but
will consider sites for fu-
ture use Also vitality inter-
ested in the purchase or lease
Of existing stations or sta
tions to be constructed on .
huild-and-leaSe proposition.
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WATERFRONT, about 40 mile
South Of Alexandria, 3h acre.
OF beautiful Potomac River lane
with one and one-half story mod.
ern masonry home. This propert,
was a Doctors restful hideway
and is ideal for family together,
ness. This listing will not las
long. Reasonable terms. Sl3.5O0
INSURANCE IL REALTY, Law
Building. Fredericksburg, Vir,
ginia. Essex 3-3266.
WILL SELL mountain property sub.
division: 2 miles waterfront; prop.
erty includes mountain, valley
river and 13-acre island: 5 home,
now built. Water system and elec.
tricity installed. Good roads; as
miles D. C. 10. s-S074.
WOODLAND BEACH, MD. - New
brick 3-bedroom home, u bloci
from from beach; $4,000. CENTEF
Nd. Colonial S-3134
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
LOTS, sEABRooK. $500
(coNTlNuEp)

SLOTS, sEABROOK, $500
So by 100, White House Heights,
100 BY 1855. oaklane, $4,000.
100 by 200, nr. Ardmore. $1,000.
Hudson Real Estate
UN 4-1515 UN. 4-717l
Is FINE BLDG. ACRES
$3.50 per acre. fine terms.
GOTHAM REALTY, JE. 2-7300
COLoRED-BEAUTIFUL CORNER
lot approx. 100x115 #, 44th
and Brooks st. ne. Qormerly
s.nains Easains'0H 2d pio sses6. Si0eE piEfB iETP
COOPER REAL ESTATE, 5000 Ga.
ave NV, RA. 6-S5OO. RA. 6-4llS
COLORED-Ia TO u ACRE
Building sites in nearby Prince
georges or Mont. Co. on gooc
roads Only 10 min. to D. C
Priced to sell.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
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TideWater
Southern MARYLAND
l. Beautiful st. Leonards Greek
4-bedrm, home, kitchen, dininr
patio with fireplace. completely
furnished, artesian well, "T" pier
financing; S15'sOo. ' "O'i"
.. Cove Point. outstanding for II,
long wide sandy beach and lovely
view Of bay, wonderful year-rounc
a-rm. home. furnished, screened
porch, insulated, artesian we'll
additional lots available runninI
entire, depth OF block, u bloel
from bay, armor fence, attractive
financing.
3. Near Patuxent River Bridge, :
choice spot Of river. large 3-bed'
room home, 3 screened porches car
be used for sleeping, kitchen. dining
rm., living rm., Ia baths: large
barn with stables. corn house, boa
house, bath house, garage, 16.
It. inboard motor boat, ridins
lawn mower: 100000.
4. st: Johns Greek, ga acres, pier
sandy beach, lovely setting. water
on z sides, modern masonry ram.
bier type home, beamed ceilings
mahogany paneled, large picture
window overlooking creek. built,
in furnishings, corner fireplac,
and grill, custom kitchen. bar,
bedrooms, 3 baths, utility rm,
patio, dual heating system, car
port. workshop, many other at
tractive features.
b; Solomons, perfect home for re
tree who wishes to supplement
income by part-time work Grabbing
fishing. oysterine; masonry 3-bed
rm. home, living rm., dining rm.
Kitchen, bath, screened porch
concrete bulkhead with pier, at
We nave any number Of waterfron
and inland lots and tracts 70
sale at any of the beach de
velopments.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone los
II no answer call 1874 or 354.
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PFAFF MACHINES - Rent by
 the week, $4; or month, $10. See Dorothy's. If
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Friday. March lS. 1860
A1aska's Jr. Miss Ready to Leave For Southland

Alaska's Junior Miss Lorena Nershak is ready to take off for Mobile, Ala, as official State rep resentative, tomorrow. After her flight via Alaska Airlines to Se- attle, she will embark on a Northwest plane to Atlanta, Ga, from where she will have 20- minute flight to Mobile.
 Tonight, the Beta Sigma Phi members who have been co-ordin- ating her wardrobe, will help her to pack all of the separate com plete outfits for each social occa- sion on the program. Each outfit is complete with hat, gloves, shoes, bags, and all accessories. In addition, she will have three for mals as well as her reindeer dan cing parka and mukluks. The Americas Junior Miss candidate will travel in red suit with white blouse, and black accessories.
 Organizations which contrib uted to making the wardrobe pos ible were: the Chamber of Com- merce, Rotary Club, Home Arts Club Alaska Native Brotherhood, N. c. Co.,, Billikin Shop, Modern Cleaners, Phoebe Circle, KNOM- TV, Dorothy's, Beta Sigma Phi, and Helen Cherry's Beauty Shop. Individuals contributing were: Martha Craft, Reca Godsbe, Mrs. Saito. Don Hoover, chairman for the project, stated that the credit for getting the candidate on the road with such a fine wardrobe and other necessary preparations should go largely to Barbara Mar tin and Scotty Rhode, as they gave much of their time in pre- pairing Nome's candidate.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
THIRD IN WHIST SERIES AT PIONEER HALL SATURDAY

Another of those popular whist parties will be held tomorrow evening at the Pioneer Igloo.
 About 20 tables have been in progress for the past two games in the series. The games are open to the public.
 Leading for the trophy prizes are Jane Perkins and Harry Lewis, with Verna Mickelson and Roscoe Wilke running second, and Lillie Lewis and George Bodis in third place.
 Tomorrow nights games will be the third in the series. Prizes are given every evening for the games played, states Chairman Luther Dunbar.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
Covenant Pastors to Meet In Nome For Conference
 Three Days Next Week

The native pastors of the Alaska Covenant Churches will hold g. day conference here on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Services will be open to the public at 7:30 each evening.
 Pastors serving the Yukon vil- lages have just attended an area conference at Scammon Bay and are coming to the conference here by mission plane. The following are expected:
 Henry Shavings, Scammon Bay; Peter Smith, Hooper Bay; Ben Whitman, Mt. Village; Reuben Paniptchuk, Shaktoolik; John Sa- vok, Koyuk; Fred Savok, Film; Joshua Ahwinona, Wales.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18

FRESH dry salmon, 40 cepts lb. plus freight. Write Teller Con- mercial Co.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
Arctic Tours Film Shown To TV Audience of ' Millions


 A new tourist promotion film highlighting Fairbanks and Wien Alaska Airlines' Arctic tours, has been completed in Hollywood by Frank Whaley, public relations director for the airline.
 Whaley notified the Daily News Miner from Hollywood that he used the new film on a half-hour color television show called "Va- cation Time," over Station KNXT. in Hollywood.
 The film, shown on a Saturday afternoon, was estimated to have an audience of more than 1000, ,OOO persons in the western states.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
MARY JO SWANBERG
 ENGAGED TO FEE. co. MAN

MT. and Mrs. Nels SWanberg have announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Jo, who is now in Fairbanks, to Andrew Eugene Bernadsky. The wedding date has not been set, but is ex- pected to be sometime early this spring.
 MT. Bernadsky is with the Fed eral Electric Co.,, and is stationed at Panama.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
WARREN TIFFANY'S FATHER DIES IN BELLINGHAM, WASH.

Warren Tiffany of the Educa . ton Department of the BIA, was called suddenly to Bellingham, Wash, today due to the sudden death of his father, Jay M. Tiff fany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Tiffany were visitors in Nome in 1856 at the marriage of their son here. Two sons survive besides Warren and the widow.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
Poinsettas Bloom Again In Morqan's Window

House plant gardeners are very interested in the poinsetta plant now blooming in the win dow of Morgan and Son.
 The plant was in full bloom at Christmas, and is now in full bloom again, which is very un- usual for this variety of flower ing plant.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
w A N T A ID $

FOUND -Brown-rimmed glasses.
 Call at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
PAUL MANDEVILLE IS FIRST
 TO FILE FOR CITY ELECTION

City Clerk Robert Scott reports the first candidate, to file for the City Election to be held April 5, was Paul A. Vaudeville, who has filed for a five-year term on the Nome School Board.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
N o T I c E

All military personnel operat- ing their own private vehicles within the City of Nome will be required 10 buy city license stickers 10 comply with the City Code Section l8-6.
 John Marvik.
 Chief of Police
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18

Edward Sagonnick of Shaktoolik has been hauling groceries to Un- galik for George Gaemalis. who left here to do some work at his gold mine.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18
IN MAGISTRATES COURT

Edgar Edward Lee of Teller pleaded guilty to charge of drunkenness and was fined $50, suspended. Lee is with the A.N.G. enroute to encampment
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18

Daughter Born St. Patrick's Day
 MT. and Mrs. Dale Boehler are the parents of a St. Patrick's Day daughter. MT. Boehler is city patrolman.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18

ATTENTION O.E.S. MEMBERS Monday evening will be Presen- tation Night al the Alaska Chap ter No. l.. Order of Eastern Star. All members are urged 10 be pres ent for this very special occasion.
 Ruth Reed VIM.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-18

WEATHER FORECAST Continued fair with little change in temperature.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26
JC's Grab Dinner
 Proves Successful

A year of activities since it first organized was capped by the Jay Gees with very successful king crab dinner and dance, held Sat urday night at the Labor Temple.
 Mounds of crab were served to good sized crowd of people, and dance followed. Music was furnished by the George Buxton SwingSters.
 Five giraS, Kitty Brooks, Dawn and Andrea Jarvella, and Donna and Sharon CheSsman, catered the dinner. The wives Of the JayCees prepared and laid out the food. Crab for the dinner was furnish ed by fishermen on the southend
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26
E ual Docket For Deputy Magistrate

Seven persons appeared before the magistrate this week, mainly on drunk and diSorderly and drunk charges.
 Charged with being drunk, Barbara Slaton was given sen tence of 5 days. Johnny K. Shep- herd was fined $50 and given a sentence of 10 days on the same charge. A fine of $75 was meted out to Herman G. Kahutak on the same charge. Two others, Terrence A. Mcdonnell and Nick Pestrikoff were arrested on drunk and dis orderly charges, the former fined $50 and the latter released on $50 bail, which was forfeited.
 R.D. Fiber, who was arrested for reckless driving. was fined $75 and had his drivers license suspended ter tour months. Charged with operating motor vehicle while intoxicated, Gust Reft was fined $75 and had his drivers license suspended for four months.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26

of the island, and proceSSed by King Crab, Inc, and Alaska King Crab canneries here.
 Since they were organized the JayceeS aided the King Crab Festival last year, sponsored the 4th of July celebrations, and organized a tree4burning party, complete with ice-skating on Mission Lake last winter.
 The Jaycees plan a beer bust for the fishermen who donated the crab, at the end of the crab season.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26
M o VI E $
Saturday

Saturday
 Zero Hour is suspense filled melodrama. Opening with fifteen pilots flying over Germany, it holds its. high suspense through out.
 Dana Andrews, Linda Darneli and Sterling Hayden are starred.
 Sunday and Monday
 105 G.I.'s stationed in the frozen Arctic select one of their members to go on furlough as their proxy. Paris is chosen as the place and the lucky G.I is played by Tony Curtis. With his Casanova reputation and mere corporal's rating, he gets the Army in a dither in "The Perfect Furlough."
 This spicy romantic comedy is in CinemaScope and Color. Aiding Curtis are Janet Leigh, Linda Cristal, Keenan Wynn and Elaine Stritch.
 Tuesday and Wednesday
 Crime-crazy girl gangs-trigger- tough and ready for anything that's the story told in Girls On The Loose"
 In it are starred Mara Corday, Lita Milan, Barbara BoStock and Mark Richman.
 On the same billing is The Shanghai Story" another melo- drama of life behind the Bamboo Curtain This has an excellent cast headed by Ruth Roman and Edmund O'Brien It is said to have intrigue, action and suspense.
 Thursday and Friday
 Hedy Lamar, Jane Powell, Jan Sterling and George Nader team up in The Female Animal" the story of a cinema star, played by Hedy, whose adulation by the public cannot compensate for the aching absence of a truly great love.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICE

Masked Marvels No. 2 will meet the Elks League Penny Pinchers at the Elks Bowling Lanes, 2:30 PM Saturday, March 26. If you are successful in defeating team No. 2, you are entitled to a play. off with our undefeated team No. 1 at a later date, If you are still able to bowl, that is.
 Signed: Manager, Masked
 Maryels, Inc.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26

Hi game scratch & hdcp, women, S. Ramaglia 196-229, men, D. Burgey 243-262; hi series scratch & hdep, women, l.. Lester 580-661, men, R. Panchot, 613-628, O. John- son 628; hi team game scratch, B. B. Shots 687; hi team game hdcp, Serum & co. SIS; hi team series scratch, Seagram IS 2013; hi team series hdcp, Huer & Co. 23O9.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26

week end and dreW 1l9Z enDrneS.
 Schlitzer's were top team in the tournament with 3002 pins. Road runners with 2046 and the Electric Shop with 2938 placed second and third.
 In the doubles, Wally Wallace and Jim Zieba placed first with 1244. Tn second place were West man and Weber with 1214 and in third place were Johnson and Anderson with 1198.
 The singles competition was copped by Curly Melarvie. He 1OwIed a 689 score, with Faircloth and J. Valen runners up with 677 and SAT respectively.
 A total of 1882 pins put Wally Wallace as high man for all events. He was followed by Chuck Vollmer with 1843 and Jim Zieba with 1881. The all events scratch was
Kodiak mirror., 1960-03-26
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Hi team hdcp series, Kodiak In. sTance 2720; hi team fldcp game, Kodiak Electric 98O; hi scratch SertieS, Lindgren 639; hi scratch game, Given Lindgren 234; hi hdcp series, Lindgren SIS; hi hdcp game, Lindgren 246.