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The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16
Montana Kiwanis
District Retains
100 Percent Record

BOZeman - Montana hlWaIllS
district kept its 100 percent record
of achievement reports submitted,
r. M. Lockwood of Bozeman, i'm
mediate past district governor and
district achievement reports chair
man, announced today in the Mon
tana Kiwaniscope. i,
Lockwood said that Billings led
the gold division with Butte gam
ing honorable mention. Other Win
ners were:
Silver - Fort Benton, first;
Helena. honorable mention;
Orange, Sidney, first; Glasgow,
honorable mention; Blue = Bill
Iings Pioneer, first; Hardin, honor
able mention; white = Laurel,
first: Columbus, honorable men
ton.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16
White Cane
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

those who cannot see. For those
who no longer see well enough to
travel about without assistance,
learning to use the white cane as
a guide is the greatest accomplish
ment of the session. Techniques In
using the cane as guide can be
taught in this period, but skill and
confidence in travel come with
practice only. Vocational counsel
ing and testing during the session
lead to additional training for
many students and eventual en-
ployment.
The Montana Association for the
Blind feels that this Summer ses-
sion is the simplest and most et-
fective means of serving the great
est number of usually handicap
ped people. The public is urged
to support this project by giving
generously to the White Cane
drive.
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16
REV. FINDLEY
SPEAKS AT pTA
MEETING HERE

A crowd of approximately $50
people listened Tuesday night,
March 18th as Rev. w. L. Findley,
president of the Montana Associa-
ton for Retarded Children, spoke
on the work involving such chill
dren. He told of how the work be-
gan In 1850 in Minneapolis with
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16

Don't miss Lone Tree Farmers
Union Local home talent play
Friday evening, March 18 at 1880
in the N.Y.A. Hall. "Henry's Mail
Order Wife. Everybody welcome.
I'm
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16

urrRRYI HURRY! COME SEE
THE NEW SPRING JEWELRY AT
TOHN STOCKHILL JEWELERS.
THE NEW HIGH RISER NECK
T.ACES WITH EARRINGS AND
ALL THE LATEST. s-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16

MIX AND MATCH IS WHAT
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO
WITH THE NEW SPRING
JEWELRY FROM JOHN STOCK
HILL JEWELLERS 9-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1960-03-16

Health is something that is
appreciated by those who need it
most.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

FAIRFAX AREA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
FAIRFAX TOWN

Drive by and see this beautiful
brick rambler at Number 8 Park
Lane I'd. located IN Greenway
Hills section, with 2 bedrms., NV
ing rm, with fireplace, Ia baths.
TT,a;FaS ni IS-0o; m oo.o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
: TOWN & COUNTRY

We Have Many Other Desirable LiStings in N Va.
GIS-We Have Many Homes That Can Be
Purchased With 90 Down
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
ANNANDALE AREA
GEORGIAN COLONIAL
OPEN SUNDAY

dLIsrENINo WHITE COL
UMNS, Q sweeping circular
driveway and gorgeouS tow
ERIN0 OAK TREE6 make q
perfect setting for this s.
BEDROOM. 3-BATH new
brick Colonial. only is min.
utes-from the Pentagon. UN.
USUALLY LOW PRICE OF
$32,S75; 2 iireplaces, a4x26
mahogany paneled recrea-
/ H iiSn ESHRi H hEAAs4Eso sl5So
50, II. OF living space. A
magnificent home. Vacant.
To reach: Out Shirley hwy,
70 Rte. 230: re. ct sign Fair
lax West, and continue Just
past Pine Crest &C. to Will
Low RUN, left on RAN
DOLPH DRIVE to last house
on lett. oWNER-BuILDER,
CT. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

new R1f BFfcR SIo HHo5SMr

ARLINGTON, CLOSE m
NEW BRICK HOME
With . big bedrooms. 2M baths
sep: din, rms large mod. kit,
loe. on Eiee level corner lot. Il
Ai0 N. Kensington st., on CarIYn
Spring I'd: only 500 $50: avaiiahie
Immediately. OPEN HOUSE.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CT. 0.4e00 ia. 4-425a
ARLINGTON, NORTH-SSOO down
semidet. 2 bedrnis.; full bsmt.
fenced rear yard. Total monthly
payments. SOS. weekdays, IA. Q
75fS; ewes. and sun. afternoons.
IA. 2-6043.
ARLINGTON, n, near K1nn'S
shopping naturalization. stone
bungalow. Just right for small
family or elderly couple. Fireplace
In large living room, table space
In mod. kit. Storm windows.
Partly finished upstairs. 10 huge
trees On tremendous lot. Pull price
Sl4,a50: assume good 49, loan.
kE. 6-S7p3. % til %. MOELLER
REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX. ARgA-By owner. 4Mst q
assumption OF tHA. 4 hedfnas., 2
: ssSh sssSS s a " Esssn 3 s srss
No agents. so. 9-2147.
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AN OF LOANS AND FLA LOANS

- 49, - = ,
ALEXANDRIA AREA
AN OF LOANS AND FLA LOAN
$500 powN-Assume 4Ikss loan,
Owner must move 70 N. g,
Low cash required for this
attrac., 2.bedrm., full bsnt.,
rec. I'm. comb, fenced yard.
Monthly payments, $50 in.
eludes everything.
$500 DOWN - Rambler, Talk
about your country LIVING
close in; this is It! Y acre,
Over 40 tail treea earport,
equip. kit, din. rm., Ice.
living rm. with hrepl., tiled
bath. See today.
$3.50 DOWN-0iant house in
Bueknell Manor. III baths,
earDoIt, 4 bedrms., equip.
kit, fenced yard, fruit trees;
bus school, etc.
50 500 DOWN-Panofamie view
OF Potomac. Assume high CT
4hee loan with payments Of
500 mo-; 2 blocks from the
country club. This attrae. B.
eedrm., IN bath, den, equip.
de luxe kit, fenced yard. Can
be avail. in 10 days. cAll now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
HOIIEY REAT.TV

5-17 ACRES, near Fairfax. 4.
year-old full bsmt. home sits on
q knoll under huge trees; stable
mr.. the stream: $19,95O for 4
acres; %5,a50 for IL acres
excel financing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
TOWN. & COUNTRY OFFERS
JOIN \
COUNTRY CLUB

AlmoSt.new brick rambler with
king-sized rooms: center hall
entrance, spacious living room
with fireplace. formal dining
room, immense side screened
porch, family kitchen with
beautiful equipment: 3 bed
rooms, ga baths, paneled rec.
room and bright cheerful
trance: possession the middle
Of November. Inspect this
study with ground-level en-
lovely home. IKE. $4,000.
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LEASE WITH
OPTION TO BUY

This lovely custom built brick
rambler with 4 bedrooms, 3
full baths, ground-level rec.
room, Is situated on beauti-
fully wooded lot. close to coun-
try club. Owner is leaving
area so put in your bid now.
KE. R-f3A00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
BE SURE

You put this one at the top Of your
list: A marvellous brick rambler
with 2 fireplaces, dining room,
kitchen with table space, . full
baths, full bsmt. with de luxe rec,
room and 4th bedroom. all on
1M-aere lot. A home 10 please
you and yours for only SEA. 500.
Reach for that phone now. Call
Gays, WE. S-67O0i ewes. JE. q
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Open. Ozark

DIRECTIONS: Take Rte. z from
Seven Corners TO first trafhe lieht.
then left TO Hillwood ave. and
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.BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
REATTnDo

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS
"BEAUTIFUL" SOUTH ARLINGTON
Ridge road home for sale: will
take land. lots. car. or what have
you Tor ny equity. Bank appraised
&c Oct; col, x 1880; SSs,b00., WIN sell
finance $4,000. Now rented for
$l55 monthly. Write w D. Nc
GEE. Berryyille. Va, or call 467
or $50 ]. Berryville. Va.
BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL HOME fac
ing Mt. Vernon blvd: 4 bedrHs
ia baths, large iiv. rm. with fire-
pl.. din. rm., enclosed porch:
lear Rarage. must sell at less
than FLA appraisal, ST.. $50;
excel. financing arranged. Sale BY
OWNER. so. 5-70S4.
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ARLINGTON, N

TILL4NG 4ON, IN.
Close-in rambler on large beauti-
fully wooded lot II, excel, cond.;
and den and detached garaFe;
ideal for small family; immed
FLA, Call to inspect.
SONNETT -SPAGNOLO
REALTORS KE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Close Your Ewes
WeStover Area

immaculate 3-bedroom brick Colo.
NAL: walking distance to bus
stores and schools. Boasts OF :
screened porehes. Ia baths, rec
room with fireplace, and attached
wall carpetinG for 500. 400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

1914 HeFitaEe DR.
fireplace. radiant heat, corner ne iot;
cow. 70 schools. churches. Assune
4laae Oh. ct Se4.7S mo. CT. 6-3623.
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BREN MAR PARK

I OWEN 1N1x11G 1AIth
3 : bedrm.. Ia bath split level
Priced for immed. sale. Imme.
date possession. Assume loan;
p 300 cash down. S19,950
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

FAIRFAX. Fairfax Acres subdivi-
sion--3 bedrm. brk. rambler: kit.
din. area. liv. rm. and fifepl. y u
acre ground; priced $l7,O00; conv.
nm. arranged. Out Arl blvd. to
Rte. 123. left on 1913 to Oak st,
left on Oak st. blk. to Burrows
Pine st. to house. Follow signs Of
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON REALTY
CO. Open Sat. and Sun. l It'll dark,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
SPRINGFIELD
ALEX. SUBURB
SILENT SALESMAN

Yes, this home speaks for IT.
self. You will feel at home the
instant you walk into this
lovely home. Gracious living
room and dining ell with WALL
to-wall carpeting and fireplace;
q true center-hall rambler with
3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, Q
charming den with outside en-
trance. Located on q wooded
a-acre lot in q prestige area.
Price, 31,S00. TIE. 6-1416.
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gerachiS
DO 1T YOURSELF
!. 10000 24-HR. SERVICE

FAIRFAX-Beaut. brk. homes in
lot with I'm. street, sewerage and
water; conv. to schools, shopping
and transp. in the town of>Fairfax.
Priced S20,500 and up with cow.
imam. arranged. Sample house loo.
at .210 Cleveland st. Open Sat.
and Sun. / pm. to dark. AUSTIN
D. THOMPSON REALTY co.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
GARAGES

2.CAR GARAGE, dry, ideal fol
csSitoi cssS5Asii' ,t yie c. T. MR sHxEE AZ. and tk \
3-644O.
18th AND PARK RD. N.W.-1 car
masonry garage, on wide alley.
sliding door; $40 mo. IA. 2-3705.
i4BB CHURCH ST. N.W.-Used for
auto. repair shop, parking In rear.
Rent only SIS. RA. o-1101' Elk.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
AVIATION
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

a VARIETY OF CHOICE sns
THusT aT.Ss IN n ESoETsaTaS:b Tsl sorI,: b. T. .anal nal
CT, s-s6oS. 90: ia. '2-oiss ewes
esrndd esrd.as ass for our rclI list w yTTRoINS1I4A
1855 Columbia pike, Annandale
$3.50 payable $50 mo-. due 3
yrs; 1876 discount. Good equity:
strong maker. INTERSTATE
erd TRUST-secured by real ss-
tate. S164.26. go interest. Box
Evening star., 1960-09-04

REQ "a van, IL it., excellent con-
dition. Privately owned. After 7:3C
SATURDAY. HE. 4-OI45.
tow TRUCK. 1851 GMC, heavy
duty rig, equipped with air brakes
Excel. cond. throughout. Must SEE
to appreciate. Best offer. Edge.
water, Md. CO. S-S944.
'46 INTERNATIONAL M-ton pick.
up; peri, running eond.; 6-ply
snow treads: best offer. LU. 4-444s
1852 GMAC furniture van; loft
body; peri. eond. S379; pvt. party
will finance WHO'S down. Cal
MR.. SAX, Ma. s-3616. r
~ INTERNATIONAL school bus
good mechanical eonds good tires
S225. MA. 7-2TSo.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
TRUST NOTES WANTED

RUYING end TRUST NOTES
Mr.. SMITH
Ii. 4-S300 or OIL. 2-S242
WILL BUY 2D TRUST NOTES on
northern Virginia properties. M.
q N. INVESTMENTS. so. S-2770
2nd TRUST N0TES-Top prices
paid. money same day. Mr..
PATTgN, DI. 7-:7o4 or CHI.
S-7743.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
AUToM0BILEs F0R SALE
tcoNTINUfDl
Capitol Cadillac-OldsCo Co.

CADILLAC 'B7 sedan; maroon with
'0e sSSsa iis'ras sood 'RSSs' Sus
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260C
CADILLAC 80 coupe: white, powei
siSeconditioSsd. electric isafss vindoW' iiasdLSE'
and seat; very clean; holiday
special. S4.295. CcC guar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
OUR 9th YEAR
Evening star., 1960-09-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. '55 stake body dump: price
S1,450. cL. $4,000; ewes. cL
6-O673.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

CADILLAC 1855 "82" coupe; radio,
Ing; power brakes real sharp;
Evening star., 1960-09-04
M0T0RcYCLES

cgsaHAss .Isa Hs!ss. 1ssli tsisk ss Al sS2dl Si5
Evening star., 1960-09-04
ANTIQUE AUTOS F0R SALE
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

ALIAS '57 4-pass. epe.: AL, ST.
sos: '5S Convert; AL; $l.S95,
JACK PRY, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc
Evening star., 1960-09-04
OAO1LLAC Of
p 200 sP 3-ss1s

CADILLAC '56 2-dr. hardtop: blk
with white top. new tires and
transm. S1.75O or best ofieE. JU
Evening star., 1960-09-04

q spd IA ht' oi;sdrr 4i;;dr S 5000 SNS,a Sai; sSSS
Evening star., 1960-09-04

FOR SALE A. J. 5. 1856; AL re-
worked, 600 &C engine. LO. B.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
TAKOMA FORD

BUICK '55 hardtop 2-door: :. and
h., auto. trans; good cond. e to
choose fron1l. Nfin6.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

ALIAS '57 4-pass. epe.: AL, ST.
sos: '5s Convert: AL; $l,S96,
JACK PRY, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc
ANGLIA
1859. White. One owner. Ss75
Call OIL. 4-e75s. Q to 8 pm.
AUSTIN Also 1856: peri. cond., =,
and n. 4.dr:. $4,000 MI; $685.
AUsTN-HEALEY '58 roadster Le-
Mans: 7. and h, wire wheels
Beautiful deep black finish. Only
1000 true miles: Perfect eondi-
fully and has never been raced OF
wrecked. VIII sacrifice: S1,275
Private owner. Ex. 3-S219.
AUSTIN-BEALY 5000" 1860:
speed, ivory, red int, overdrive
heater, wire wheels, undercoat,
5000 miles, never raced or
wresked' owner; S2,795. CL
AUSTIN HEALEY '54; wire wheels,
overdrive. excellent condition
Sl,2O0. JU. 5-s759.
AUSTIN BEALEY 1854; has never
been raced. Good body and mechan-
ical conuition. 500. RE. 5-3i4l.
AUSTIN HEALEY sPRITE '68; ex-
eel. mechanical cond.; S1,095.
KE. 6-S032.
AUSTIN-HEALY 1850 (30O0); fully
equip. PRIVATE PARTY. MUST
SAC. No dealers. UN. 4-4700.
BORGWARD '67 IS: TOP shape
new tires; leaving state: must sell;
reduced S1.075: GA. 4-7709.
BUICK 1855 4-door hardtop; 500:
one owner since new, immac
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Conn.
BUICK '52 4-door; equipped: But
Ter Special, SOS. LEE d. BUTLER
1921 21st st. NV, FE. 7-3245.
BUICK '5l Super 4-dr. sedan
dynaflow, r. and h., actual mile
age 10000: tires and mechanical
cond. excel: $3.50. EN-. 3-5101.
BUICK '5I Special 4-dr. sedan;
st. trans; looks and drives excel
Must sell, going overseas. Best
offer. UN. 4-023S.
BUICK '55 hardtop 2-door: r. and
h., auto. trans; good cond. e Il
choose froml; S605.
Evening star., 1960-09-04
LOVING

CHEVROLET, INC.
1889 E.-w HWY 9. o.. MD.
Evening star., 1960-09-04

CHEVROLET H-TON PICKUP
Custom cab. mechanically excel
lent. $3d6. $aS down. S19,s0 per
ave TIA Q.AQ00
Evening star., 1960-09-04
AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with q clean
car to sen. Call ia. 9-266l
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga
Evening star., 1960-09-04

HARLEY DAVIDSON '52, 74OHV
brown, lots OF chrome, motor anc
body in good shape; $500 cash
Evening star., 1960-09-04

1859. White. One owner. SS75
call on A.azkR O IA L "A M
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Letter To The Editor

This letter is offered as public information concerning the spe- cial meeting of the Nome City Council last Thursday for the purpose of passing or rejecting a city ordinance permitting an ad- ditional liquor license in Nome.
 In this particular instance the North Star Restaurant will be en- titled to serve liquor in it's dining room provided the new ordinance is acceptable to the State Liquor Control Board. If not accepted by the board, there will be no license.
 Being one councilman who was in favor of the ordinance, I here by wish to state my reasons for supporting the measure, as would have done for either of the other two similar businesses here.
 As published in your paper some months back, the North Star went into receivership which in dicates financial difficulty. There are obvious reasons why a large business establishment as the North Star might experience fin ancial difficulty, some being the heavy costs while undergoing construction, a payroll that has exceeded 30 persons, taxes, ade- quate financing, high insurance costs, etc. However, l am certain other merchants have experienced a declining revenue in parts of the past three years, for as stated in a survey by the State Depart ment of Natural Resources, Nome has been one of the two depreS- sion areas in Alaska for some time.
 Since Nome has a seasonal pay roll, the restaurants and hotels experience a busy summer, only to operate in the red during the fall, winter and spring months This means less jobs, less city taxes, and in some case, heavy debt. Apparently this has been a problem for the North Star which derives a major portion of it's business from tourists and travellers.
 I feel there is no doubt that a
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
THE NOME NUGGET Wednesday, September 2. 1860

liquor license will help offset their financial problem by in creasing their summer business through a controlled liquor dis pensary with the main object of catering to the summer visitors and attracting tourist dollars that may not be obtained by the other businesses. In two summer as tour conductor I took more than 5000 persons to the North Star for lunch. A good number of these visitors, objectional as it may seem to many, desired drinks while dining. Unfortunately the narrow time limit of the tour did not permit much time for those desiring drinks to patroniZe local liquor establishments. It is rare event when you find such an es- tablishment that does not serve liquor within Alaska. Nome's other restaurant-hotels have liq- uor available with food.
 The City of Nome has a big financial stake in the North Star. With a heavy indebtedness, this business will be unable to pay it's taxes. As a councilman I am tax conscious. I want no business in Nome to go bankrupt It means less payroll for our people, less tax money for schools and city improvements, unhappy creditors, and perhaps most serious, an un- stable community.
 Among our many hundreds of adult citizens, very small num- Der attended the two council meetings when this matter was discussed. Some who did, raised objections to granting a new liq- our license with the prevailing thought being that there were al ready enough or an excess of licenses. I can appreciate their views, especially those of the members of the Nome Ministerial Association, whose moral conVic- tions would allow no choice but to disapprove. These objections although well founded and ex- pressed with great sincerity will not help one of Nome's major businesses out of the red, AS a matter of property tax payments,
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
West Germany Word Trade More Than All Germany's Pre-War

COLOGNE, Germany, R-West Germany's share of world trade last year equalled the share that all of Germany had before World War II. The German Industry In stitute reported that West Ger man exports in 1859 were 9.6 per cent of total world exports, in second place behind the United States IF per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
2 Russian Trawlers Are Sighted In Gulf of Alaska

SEATTLE, tR - The Navy has sighted two Soviet trawlers in the Gulf of Alaska about 100 miles south of Seward, first Rus sian fishing vessels known to have been in that area, the Seattle Times said yesterday.
 The newspaper said Harry L. Rietze, acting regional director of the Bureau of Commercial Fisheries, thinks they may be ''scout boats" looking for new fishing grounds.
 The trawlers were first sight ed about two weeks ago and the Navy has had them under sur veillance, the Times said.
 'If the fish are there in quan- tity and a desirable species, I suppose this would be the first step of Soviets getting into that area" the newspaper quoted Rietze.
 Russia has had large scale bottom fishing and king crab fleets in the Boring Sea of an estimated more than 100 vessels since early last year.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
CAP Course Will Be Taught In Kotzebue Friends High School

Civil Air Patrol Area Coordin- ator, Maj. Dusty Rhode, accom- panied by Capt. Scottie Rhode and Cadets Pearl Johnson and Pepper Gray, made an official overnight visit to the Kotzebue Squadron Sept. and 2.
 Principal purpose of the trip was to deliver instruction mater ial to Don Moline, principal of Kotzebue Friends High School
 This is one of the first Alaskan educational institutions to add the CAP Aviation Educational course to their curriculum.
 MT. Moline, assisted by Mrs. Moline, will instruct the elective course which includes aerodyna- mics, navigation, weather, hydro lies, power plants, and related subjects.
 A further purpose of the Visita- tion was to assist It. Dean Bran don, the new Kotzebue CAP Squadron Commander, in organ izing and developing the years program, squadron staff and cadet program.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07

the North Star needs additional income.
 The delinquent property taxes owing in Nome would send the children of every local minister and bar-connected employee to school for several years as Nome's portion of school costs.
 For public information all of the property taxes paid into the city goes to local school support, plus an additional several thou sand dollars from sales tax funds. Killing off business or foreclos ing on homes is not the ethical solution to the city's financial needs.
 If any of your readers have a rational answer that will solve the city'S financial needs, rest assured that six pairs of attentive coun- cilmen's ears will be aimed in your direction. It is your city too Unfortunately factional disputes are a common problem in areas of a low economy and Nome is no exception.
 Although Nome is considered a community without trees there appear to be number of axes to grind. Instead of waiting around to help bury this city, why should we not use the shovel to dig new foundation? Nome has a good potential and a lot of potential good. I enjoy living here.
 Don Perkins
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
Wien Will Discontinue Sunday Flights On September 18th

Wien Airlines have announced that Sunday, Sept. Is, will be the last Sunday flight. Starting on Monday, the 18th, the company will have six-day schedule with three flights Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday direct to Nome, and three days, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday via Kotzebue, said Pearse Walsh, local station man. ager.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
ANCHORAGE
Wainwright

ANCHORAGE - Wainwright postmaster Alan Nashoblik was given a three-year sentence for misappropriation of postal funds, the US. District Attorney has an- nounced.
 All but 10 days were suspended. Nashoblik reportedly took $320 from the mail.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
HOME ARTS CLUB SLATES FOOD SALE ON SEPT. F

The Home Arts Club has an- nounced a Food Sale at the NC. Store on Sept. IT. The proceeds will go toward the fare of Girl Scout representative who will give a leadership training course here. The Home Arts Club is the sponsor of Scouting in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-07
lst Scouts Asked Contact ArmorY

All personnel of the 1st Scout Battalion in the Nome area are asked to contact the Armory as soon as possible concerning parti- cipation in the field exercise this weekend.