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Evening star., 1960-06-12

THE MUSIC MEN-Dance mu-
sic, sweet and smooth, for
proms, parties and hops. ftost
reasonable rates. Call RA IPH
SCHLOSSBERG, LO. 40 81.
GIVE AWAY cute kittens, one
blue, two all black, one lack
with white boots. OIL. 6-75l5.
KITTENS. also adult cats, free
to good suburban or rural
homes. JU. 9-6l46.
THE NEW BELVEDERES, q
band you'll dig; $50 job refer
ences. Call any time, HE. A.
2348, TOMMY.
NEED A BAND? Well, what
are you waiting for? Get a
date with the SOVEREIGNS.
We play your favorite rock
and roll music at low, low
rates. Can't believe it? Just
give a call to JIM, EN-. 3-5270.
BEETHOVEN FANS don't hire
the PARTYMAKERS because
our music is too swinging, but
if you and your group aren't
Beethoven fans, remember the
PARTYMAKERS make the
party or dance. Call MIKE,
OF. 4-6176.
VOLUNTEERS wanted to enter
tain hoSpitalized veterans and
servicemen. Call HORACE,
RA. 3-7880.
GUITAR LESSONS, your home.
Inquire CLYDE MARSHALL,
2536 Iverson ST., Hillcrest Hts.
RECORD HOPS can be fun
with MUSIC BY LENNY, tops
in sound. HE. 4-0989.
THE HI-FPS-Sparkling dance
music for all occasions. Call
GREGORY YOUNG. WO. g.
9438 or STAN PRITCHARD,
EN-. 3-1475.
DO YOU WANT a reliable, de-
pendable band? A band that
really gives you your moneys
worth? A band that really
has the beat? A band that
combines the cool sound OF
saxes with the twang Of
guitars? A band that does
both instrumentals and vocals,
fast and slow, old and new?
Then the band you want is
the GALAxIES! Cali BLAINE
SMITH, Oliver 2-0720.
FANTASTIC, FABULOUS-See
the worlds greatest custom
car, THE Predicta"-voted the
best custom car in America.
Owned by Darrell Starbird Of
Wichita, Kans. Winner of the
go Oakland, Calf, roadster
show. First grand showing
east Of the Mississippi. See
the Predicta and so more of
the top show cars on the East
Coast at the Rod and Custom
spectacular at Hill & Sanders,
1880 Viers Mill rd., Wheaton,
Md, June 1919. Information,
JU. 5-5601, JU. 5-5532.
DANCE-"Teen Tangle," spon-
sored by North Four Corners
Sr. Teen Club. Music by the
ELECTRAS. 75c stag, SOC
drag. Refreshments, door
prizes, contests, heel and tie.
8pm. to 11:30 pm, Saturday,
June Is, -Four Corners Rec.
Center.
BOY LIFEGUARD wanted, good
pay, reasonable hours, private
pool. Begin end of July.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
MARYLAND'S BEST

Nedenia Johnson, Is, of Hyattsville Junior
High, has twirled her way to the title of ''MiSs
MajOrette of Maryland" As such, she'll COM
pete in the international contest sponsored
by the Drum MajOrettes of America in Fay
ettevilIe, N. c., August 22-25. diligent
practitioner, Nedenia works out her own rOtI-
tines ranging from an Indian dance act to
q hula number which won her the State
crown.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

TROMBONE, King model z-B;
fair cond., $75 or best offer.
Bach bass trumpet, good con-
dition, $3.50 or best offer. PO.
2-4477.
GO-KART with Crosley aXles,
less engine, $75; small 4-cyl
engine suitable fer boat, SIS;
small car on 3-wheel Cushnlan
chassis, 5000; Buick Super
Riviera, $3.50. HEmlock 4-4046
CIVIL WAR Spencer carbine
lever action, good condition,
SIS; Remington rolling block
S4. Call PETE, so. 5-8218.
81 FORD PARTS-Glass. etc;
reasonable. Call BUZZY, HA
2-7899.
FORD so coupe; customized
Wv, r, h., full-race 324-cu.-
in. Olds: $500 or best offer
JOE, RE. 5-5458.
CHEVY Al 2-dr., SO engine; ]
wk. since complete overhaul
lowered, metallic blue paint
good tires and uphol.; $3.50
Call RONNIE, Sunday or eve
nings, ST. 2-2081.
ADAPTORS-Olds adaptors fol
early Ford transmission up tt
40 and motor mounts for early
Ford frame. Also 40 Forc
transmission, custom head.
lights with chrome brackets
Brand-new; best offer. Cal
BILL, any time before 6 pm.
CIR. 4-4726.
A THREE 2-barrel manifold set
| up; includes 3 CARDS, air clean
erS, fuel block and fuel lines
progressive linkage and man
ual choke; also Mallory coil
Win fit SO, SO, go Ford o.
| Edsel with interceptor VI
engine. Want $165 or beS
offer. Call DICK at CL. 6-370S
GO-KART with a Clinton A-40I
engine, centrifugal force clutch
made of steel tubing; sell TO
500. KE. 8-6152.
CHROME FORD FRONT END
1884, 3h" dropped axle
spring, tie rods, Spindles,
bolts, drag link, Pittman arm
two master cylinders; $210 in
vested, must sell for best of
fer. Call BILL any time be-
fore 6 pm, CIR. 4-4726.
BAR BELL-DUMBELL SET
140 lbs, brand-new, still ir
factory carton: 5-ft. bar and
dumbbellS: bars have chrome
kurled sleeves; bars are made
of steel: $27. Ii. 4-7438.
FORD 40 coupe; stock, good
body, needs upholstery, runs
$3.50 or trade for Jeep in good
running condition. Call BOB
eyes,, JE. 4-8393; days, FE
8-1660.
FORD 50 Tudor customized
Customline V-8; r. and h.
auto. trans, lowered front and
rear, nosed, decked,- Frenched
tail lights, partially dechromed
sides, shaved and nodded rear
quarter panels, shaved front
and rear bumpers, SO Chev
grille, moon hubcapS, flush
mounted fender skirts, porta-
walls, good tires, dualS; recent
valve job with adj. tappetS
installed; cuStomized white
leatherette interior with dash
and window holdings painted
white; carpeted rear window
shelf; car is blue with gray
primer. Call TIE. 6-0268.
CHEV. 1948 customized sedan;
new paint job, r. and h., good
tires; runs good. Can be seen
at 6307 Elkins ave. Sc, South
lawn, Md. Price, SITS.
CLARINET, French make, good
cond., $40. ia. 2-6644.
Evening star., 1960-06-12


the cost yourself Allow
CHEVROLET PARTS 81 and
so, all except engine; '53
Chevy club coupe; black, $3.50.
No calls until Monday, CIR.
4-8O60.
FORD 81 conv.; stick, r. and h.,
blue, new white top, $225. Call
after 5 Sun, JU. 5-6503.
WILLYS 1899; Al body; ideal
drag machine; in running con-
dition. so. 5-2938.
SWITCH BRANDS! Get the
BELAIRS for your party or
dance. So groove it, call
PETE, OIL. 4-7379.
FORD 1888 Tudor sedan; black |;
good running condition. HA.
2-7126 or HE. 1929!
JUNIOR HIGH GRADUATES!
Boys blue dacron wash and
wear suit, size 16; Girls white
dacron dress, size IL teen, 81
each. Call Sunday after 6
pm. or weekdays, RIA. 6-0554.
GUITAR AMP, 8 months old
Silvertone, new high quality
12-in. speaker, two channels
with individual tone controls
and tremolo; $65. Call MIKE
OF. 4-6l76.
FORD 80 coupe; T. and h., new
tires and brakes; SIS. Cal
RE. 5-3093 any time.
194S PLYMOUTH MOTOR, As
900 actual miles, clutch, trans
mission, starter and generator
$25; '49 Plymouth mnffler arc
tailpipe, So; 3 15-in. wheels
and tires, fit Plymouth, 50 ca.
l furnace blower, never used
SIP; sheet maSonite, 4-ft.x-
8-ft.x5/16-in., So; 3 hanc
mowers, 50 ca, l for "a;
small 2-wheel lawn cart, 81;
2 rabbit huts, 50 ea.; / small
workbench with grinder mount.
ed, SO. OIL. 4-3320.
S-FT. SPEEDBOAT, good condi.
tion, new steering wheel, fiber
glas seams, all brass screw con.
struction, grade A marine ply
wood. Best offer. OIL. 2-8677
GRAHAM PAIGE 1893 coupe
powered by a 1852 Chryslel
Firepower va engine through
beefed 11-in. Dodge trucl
clutch to 1897 Packard floor.
shift transmission; painted
1857 Pontiac limeflre green
with white running boards and
top with blue plexiglas sun
roof. Has hydraulic brakes
and clutch linkage. 8.20x1s
WV. tires on Buick rims on
rear and 5.50x17 tires on front
Radio, chrome lakes pipes ano
many spare tires also included
Will sell for $425, or will trade
for 1949 or later Cadillac OF
Oldsmobile convertible. Call
TOM YOUNG, OIL. 2-0463.
ONE USED Getzen trumpet; (;
sale price, $65. Call RI. 8-5962
ANTIQUE DEACON'S BENCH,
excel. cond., 10 it., sos; lady's
desk, $25. KI. 9-0629.
'49 FORD conv.; r. and h., new
top and custom interior; $275
Call MA. 2-1329.
ACCORDION - Beautiful red
Gretsch, 100 bass, 3 stops, 2
switches, SIS. Ell. 6-5983.
loft. RACING RUNABOUT-
Remote steering, chrome hard
ware; very fast. In new con-
dition; sos. Call HE. 4-546O
any time after 7 pm. Sunday
GO-KART, custom built, COM
plete; best offer. Call Poplar
2-9286.
B'NAI ISRAEL USY presents its
installation dance, June %,
1860, $3.50 pm, at B'nai Israel,
10th and Crittenden StS. NV;
SOC stag, 75c drag.
1859 TAUNUS German Ford)
de luxe station wagon; r, h.,
w.-w.s, custom paint, econom.;
forfT
Evening star., 1960-06-12
PING PONG TABLE

FlNO EONO IhDLE Will
paddles, nearly new; $22. Lionel
freight train, many accessories,
large transformer. Chicago
roller skates, mems, size 6;
used once; $l2. Hockey skates,
size 7, steel toe; Sc. Basketball
blackboard, 51ax41a, with rim
and net; $12. BILL, EN-.
2-6649.
OUR LOSS, YOUR GAIN ! !!
Must sell today through Tues
day - 1949 Olds convertible
"88" V-8, $50. 1858 Pontiac
sedan; immaculate cream puff
in every way; must see and
drive to really appreciate; will
accept trade. 1854 Mercury f.
door Monterey; straight stick,
overdrive, new dual exhaust,
new engine, new clutch; will
paint to suit buyer; will accept
trade; a rare model in its field.
Many misc. parts, from bump
ers to grilles, hubcapS, radios,
starters, tenders, skirts, tail
light conversions, ETC.. etc. Call
CIR. 4-806O, jim or JACK; if
no answer, call Monday.
CHILD'S DESK, SO: girls ice
skates, sizes 5 and 1912, SIS pr:
Aircraft table loom, $40. OIL.
6-3279 until 6.
FORD 49 Tudor V-8; excellent
condition; SITS. JE. 4-1l73.
CHEVROLET so club coupe;
complete car or all parts. BILL,
VIII. 6-0220.
BIKE, girls, good cond., large
size, $12; baby carriage, like
new. CYNTHIA JONES, LU,
4-9248.
MOTOR SCOOTER, de luxe
Eagle: de luxe Roadking Cush-
man, 1860, new, bargain. Call
after 7 pm, 10. 1-2587.
EMERSON all-tranSiStor radio
leather carrying case, weighs
less than l lb., like new, $25
Call EN-. 2-5372.
EDELBROCK 8:25/1 heads, Ford
41/4S, $50; 6x30 Army 'binoc:
w/new leather case, $40; 20-ga
Stevens BA. shotgun, $40; 16-
h.p. 1858 Wizard OBJ. motor
excel. cond., SITS; Balladiel
trumpet w/case, Roth trombone
w/case, best offer over $50 ca.
Plym., 6-cyl. eng, $40. Cash
trade, terms, all offers con-
sidered. Also Gus" 2-yr.-olc
spr. spaniel needs good home
DICK, 703-GY. 4-3457.
OLDSMOBILE 1850 hardtopi
gray and black with white
wall tires; fair condition; best
offer. Call Spruce 3-8634.
AMERICAN FLYER train sets
81, and many extras; $40O in
all, will sell for SITS or best
offer. Call BOB, JU. $1,000.
GENERATORS, 11O-v. AC. CO.
cyc., 1000 watts; 6-v. DC, 10C
eye, 200 watts; dynamotor, 12-v
DC, so amp; 110-v. AC, 40C
cyc., 200 watts; dynamotor, 12-v
DC input 1,000-v. DC at 40C
ma. output; 18-in. probola
wIstand base; 8-gal. trans
former oil vibrator power sup
ply; 12-v. DC input 250-v. DC
at 100 ma. output. Many dyna-
motors and inverters. Must
sac. No reas. offer refused
JA. 4-2546.
FORD IS Tudor sedan; red and
white; white-walls. very clean ;
SO Ford 332-c.-i. engine, $3.50,
Address: PAT CASEY. Paeon-
ian Springs, Va, phone, Gil
bert 5-2292.
Sc CHEVY ENGINE CV-8), best
offer over $50; Hurst engine
mounts for $3.50, 265-283, into
1882 Chew, SIS; S.W. 12-v,
electric fuel pump, SIS; sc
powerglide bellhousing and fly
wheel, IS; $3.50 Chev. stand
fiywheel and HID. pressure
plate and disk and stand bell
housing, $45; '49-'60 Chev.
floor shift COW. kit, $25; 12-volt
battery, $18: Sc Chev. drive
shaft and rear-end aSSemb., $50;
Evening star., 1960-06-12

WANTED, for one week camp,
2 pair Boy Scout shorts, waist,
80; knee soX, size 11-111a. JU,
9-8725.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
Notices

BABY SITTERS wanted-Pre-
fer st. Anthony's H. s., jrS. or
Sis. Call LA. 9-2355.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

Wednesday PM for Sunday following.
Ads received too late will appear week later.
RATES:
lines Csc. 1Oc each additional line. You can figure
the cost yourself Allow average words per line.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Manager Arrives
For Aukruk Lanes
Bowling Alley

Dennis Marquis, who arrived
here Monday to assume the man
agement of Aukruk Lanes for the
Nome Bowlers Corp, states that
starting today he will be taking
orders on bowling shoes, shirts,
bags, and accessories. He is max
ing this announcement in ad-
vance of the opening of the lanes
in early December so that those
wishing to place orders for bowl
ing items as Christmas gifts, may
get them in time. Teams desir-
ing monogrammed shirts should
also get their orders in at this
time, he cautioned as it takes sew
eral weeks for these orders to
be filled.
Marquis, who is an Alaskan Of
Is years, has managed the Cen
ter Bowl in Spenard for about
four years. He also advised that
lockers will be available so that
there will be no need for anyone
to carry home their bowling gear.
Aukruk Lanes will supply bowl
ing balls free, for those persons
not having their own and there
will also be bowling shoes for
rent.
A big open house and gala
grand opening is planned for early
in December
A meeting is scheduled soon for
all persons interested in taking
part in bowling league, as the
lanes are rapidly nearing COM
pletion.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Nixon Calls
Sen. Kennedy
jumping jack
By JOE LEWIS

CASPER, Wyo., R-Vice Presi-
dent Richard Nixon accused Sen.
John Kennedy today of chang
ing his position on several key
issues-and declared:
eve can't have a jumping jack
as President of the United States
of America"
The Republican presidential
candidate said his Democratic
rival often makes a statement on
an issue, then switches his po-
sition as soon as he reads the
polls"
Leveling verbal six-guns at his
rival, Nixon flew today from Fort
Worth, Texas, to Casper for an
other foray into the west Wyo-
mind (only three electoral votes
is the 49th state Nixon has visited
during the campaign. The Vice
President, who promised to cam
paign in all so states, will fulfill
that pledge Sunday when he flies
from Los Angeles to Alaska.
Seven inches of snow fell in
Casper before he arrived and a
light fall continued as he left by
plane.
Nixon was to fly later today
to Spokane, WASH, and then to
Fresno, Calf, where he will
launch a final drive in his home
state.
Speaking to a police-estimated
crowd of 10000 in Fort Worth's
Burnett Park, Nixon drew thun-
derous cheers with each barb he
flung at Kennedy.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Moscow Prepares For
43rd Anniversary
OF Red Revolution

MOSCOW, R-Moscow was in
festival mood tonight for the
Monday celebration of the 43rd
anniversary of the Communist
revolution.
In Red Square and throughout
the city there were shiny new
red banners bearing the portraits
and the names of the Communist
party presidium, glowing under
lights hung on many buildings in
the main part of the city.
Premier Khrushchev's portrait
led all the others as expected and
President Leonid Brezhev, An
astas Mikoyan and the other US
ual leaders were prominent. There
naturally was none of Georgi
Malenkov, Georgi Zhukov, OF
other members of the discredited
antiparty group.
The greatest electrical display
was flashing lighted sign on
the Central Telegraph building
graphically picturing Khrush-
chev's trip to the United Nations
General Assembly as the years
greatest achievement for peace.
This dispatch, passed through
Moscow censorship, made no spe-
cific mention of totally unsubstan-
tiated rumors printed in Vienna
about an alleged overthrow of the
Khrushchev regime.
But earlier, in telephone con-
versation, the chief of the APPS
Moscow bureau said the city ap-
peared normal and there was no
sign of any upset.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Lodge Charges Smear

NEW YORK, lR - Henry Cabot
Lodge charges some Democrats
with a "last minute smear in
picturing him as anti-Israel and
pro-Arab during the Suez Canal
crisis while he was ambassador
to the United Nations.
81 think it is rather strange"
he said yesterday, chat today,
when we are just four days from
election, some individuals should
choose to put out smear sheet
undertaking to say l am against
Israel when you consider the
work l did with Israel in the
United Nations"
The Republican vice-presiden-
tial candidate spoke at campaign
rally in the garment manufacture
ing district, where the workers
are largely Jewish.
He did so after State Atty. Gen.
Louis Lefkowitz, New York City
coordinator of the Nixon Lodge
campaign, handed him copy of
a pamphlet bearing the imprint
of the Great Neck, NY, Demo-
cratic Club.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
President Roosevelt's Son
Is Married For Fifth Time

QUALICUM, BIC, Up = Elliott
Roosevelt, second son of Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and the late
President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
was married to Mrs. Patricia Pea
body Whitehead of Phoenix, Ariz.,
in private ceremony here Tues
day.
The couple later left for Roose-
velt's ranch at Meeker, Colo.
1t was the fifth marriage for
the late presidents son and the
second for Mrs. Whitehead, for
mer Seattle Junior Lacquer.
The new Mrs. Roosevelt was
recently divorced from Phoenix
real estate man Milton White
head.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Lyndon Johnson Runs
Into Group of Taunting
Texas Republicans

. DALLAS, Tex, R-Sen. Lyn-
don B. Johnson brought his Vice
Presidential campaign to Dallas
today and ran head on into a
group of taunting Republicans.
Johnson made an effort to gain
the attention of the crowd out
side the hotel where he was to
make luncheon speech but the
Republicans drowned out out with
chants of eve want Nixon"
The Senator maintained his
composure and said between in
terruptions "I'Ve met lot of nice
Nixon people in all the states l
have travelled"
The crowd of Republicans
drowned him out momentarily
and when they subsided Johnson
said 81 hope all Mr.. Nixon's peo-
pie aren't like this"
johnson finally turned quietly
and he and his party forced their
way through the crowd to the
elevator in the Baker Hotel lobby.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Gov. Egan Decries
New Attempt to
Move the Capital

JUNEAU, R-Gov. William A.
Egan said Thursday he deeply re-
grets that another attempt to re-
locate the state capital has been
started.
Plans for the new attempt were
revealed in Anchorage by groups
known as the Capital Information
Committee of Anchorage and the
Capital Building Committee of
Fairbanks.
The two groups said they will
file an initiative with Secretary
of State Hugh Wade before the
next legislature convenes to move
the capital from Juneau to a new
site at least 80 miles from both
Anchorage and Fairbanks.
The entire cost of the capital
relocation, the two groups said,
will be paid for by the sale of at
least eight sections of land to be
set aside for that purpose.
The initiative would be voted
on in 1862, according to present
plans.
"The capital move proposal
was defeated at the last election"
Egan told his regular Thursday
morning news conference.
81 regret very much that there
are those who apparently refuse
to abide by the will of the major
iy and in so doing, feeling of
disunity is still with u.s."
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Ru1nOrsed That
Khrushchev Is
Swept from Power

VIENNA, R - RumorS of an
anti-Khrushchev coup in Moscow
swept Vienna today but there was
was not confirmation from any
source and Moscow correspond
ents reported the capital calm.
Western officials were skeptical
that the Soviet Unions "antiparty
group" had been able to take over,
as the rumors had it.
One Vienna newspaper issued
an edition carrying the banner
headline:
Struggle for Power in Mos
COW, Khrushchev Ousted, Malen-
kov successor"
The Moscow bureau of the AS
ISOLATED Press reported the So
Wet capital gave every appear
ance of normal business, with no
sign of government upheaval. So
Wet officials in the West re-
ported they had heard nothing to
substantiate the rumors, and
Western experts on the Soviet sit
uation were skeptical that a
coup had taken place.
The rumor as printed in Abend-
Presse, Vienna's only evening pa
per, was that Georgi M. Malen-
kov, the man Khrushchev sue
ceeded as premier, had taken over
the government in a coup engi-
neered by the antiparty group.
This is the group of old Com
munists, including lMalenkov, that
Khrushchev tumbled from power
in 1857.
The newspaper, crediting it's
story to international circles"
here, claimed that Communist
China has had an important hand
in the alleged upheaval.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Kennedy Pledges
He will Maintain
A Sound Dollar
By PAT NORM

ROANOKE, Va, Up - Roaring
crowds in Virginia today boosted
Sen. John Kennedy's hopes of
carrying this state, one of those
on his critical list.
The Democratic presidential
candidate made his final appear
ances in Virginia, pledging him
self to maintain a sound dollar.
Massive turnouts of enthusi-
astic admirers greeted him at
Norfolk and at Roanoke. More
than 10000 heard him speak in
Norfolk. Solid walls of people
lined both sides of the street on
the 3-mile route Kennedy took
returning to the airport.
In Roanoke, an even larger
crowd, massed at the airport
where he spoke.
Kennedy aimed his speech on
fiscal policy to Virginia audiences.
This issue is believed to be par
ticularly important in the state
because of the strength of Sen.
Harry F. Byrd, Diva, strong ad-
vocate of the sound dollar Byrd
has been silent with respect to
both Kennedy and Vice President
Richard Nixon.
Kennedy was wearing a band
age on his right hand, as result
of cuts and scratches inflicted by
admirers in Pennsylvania several
days ago.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
New Yankee Manager

N E w YORK, Up = H. Roy
Hamey was named general man
ager of the New York Yankees
yesterday by Dan Topping, CO.
owner of the club.
Hamey, So, succeeds George
Weiss, who resigned Wednesday
because of the clubs new youth
policy. Weiss is Sc.
Topping said Hamey would as
sumo all the duties of general
manager.
Hamey has spent 10 years in
the Yankee organization, the last
two as Weiss assistant.
Topping said that at Hamey's
request they had signed a one
year contract.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
Republicans Hold
Rally Tonight

State Sen. John Coghill of
Nenana, will be the main speaker
at the Republican rally which will
be held tonight at the School audi
torium, with VIM. Cameron as the
master of ceremonies.
A very interesting program is
planned which is open to the pub
lie with the Young Republicans
participating as color guard.
Lloyd Sundstrom will officially
welcome the guests and speakers
will include all candidates in this
area. Edith Bullock of Kotzebue,
candidate for senator, is sched-
uled to arrive and participate.
There will be a special film
shown as part of the program,
and singing which will be led by
Ruth Towner and Everett Bach
elder.
Refreshments will be served af-
ter the program when the candi-
dates will be available at a COM
munity get-together.
DR.. Mckinley and Ron Rettig
were expected in by private plane
this afternoon.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
835 Veterans Loans In
Alaska Total S4,992,000

JUNEAU, R-The State Divi-
sion of Veterans Affairs said
it has processed 80 new veterans
loan for a total of $329,55O during
the first three months of fiscal
1861, which started July l.
Director James Brunette said
the number of loans now out
standing is 1876, valued at $4,992,-
900.
Of that number, 316 were issued
in the Southcentral district, 181 in
the Central and Northwestern
districts and 1913 in the Southeast
ern district.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
100 Daily Requests Received
For Alaska Tour Information

JUNEAU, Up More than 100
requests for vacation information
on Alaska from residents of other
states are being received daily by
the Division of Tourism and Ec-
onomic Development, Director
Lee A. Johnson said today.
Johnson said the figure does
not reflect inquiries addressed to
the Governors office and to other
state agencies.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-11-04
100000 Persons Used Alaska
Park Facilities This Year

JUNEAU, R-Charles Mehlert,
chief of state parks and receation,
said today here was sharp in
crease this year in the number
of persons to visit state camp
sites, picnic areas and historical
monuments.
Some 100000 persons visited
the facilities this year, compared
with 100000 persons who made
visits to the campsite, picnic
areas and monuments last year,
Mehlert said.