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The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
Invasion of Vipers

Invasion of ViperS
 TAMPA, Fla. Hs - A 42-pound cottonmouth killed on a Tampa subdivision street has prompted residents to seek aid from county officials to do something about what they termed an invasion of vipers.
 Gene J. Gauthier said sie plans to circulate a petition in his neighborhood asking the county to do something about the prob- lem.
 The 5-foot-4 cottorHaouth turn ed up in the middle of street Sunday night. Gauthier killed it.
 Other residents said they had killed several snakes also. Gau- thier said the snakes come from wooded area bordering the sub- division.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13

It isn't a sign you are rieurotic if you demand quiet atmosphere in which you work. Psychologists have found neurotics usually work better amid noise. The sound dis tracts them from their own men tel and emotional conflicts.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Mollie A. Dexter, Golovin, Alaska, together with her witnesses, Mrs. Minnie Fagerstrom and Mrs Laurie Amaktoolik, both of Golovin, Alaska, has filed Application to Purchase for her Homesite.
 Fairbanks Serial No. 09167, for lands described as:
 US. Survey No. 3651. Alaska.
 situated in the Town of Golovin
 on the North shore of Golovin
 Sound and the establishment of
 US. Location Monument No. 3651. containing 1.63 acres.
 Any or all persons having knowledge of any reason why Final Certificate and patent should not be issued to said person should file their protest in the Fairbanks Land Office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter.
 JESSE H. JOHNSON. Chief.
 Lands Adjudication Unit Pub: Oct. l3. 20, 27, Nov. 3, 10, n, 21. Dec. I, 8, 1881.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-13
US. to Put oli 24- Hour Custom Service At Alaska Canada Hcrder

WASHINGTON R The Unit ed States will put 24-hour Gus toms and Immigration service in- to effect at the Alaska Canada border station next summer, Sen. E. L. Bartlett said Thursday.
 Bartlett was informed by Sec retary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon that additional employees will be added to give day and night service from May 1 through Sept. 30.
 "The Canadian government is not prepared to offer similar, ' Bartlett said in a statement, but "Canadian officials have assured Secretary of State Dean Rusk that as vehicular traffic increases it may reconsider it's position"
Evening star., 1961-12-17

3:3o-Bvddy Deons Show - l3
4:30-Peis the Pirois --- "
4:5o-Fun Show ---------- l3
800 Of CroUeho 1900 2
6:30-Speeiol Report --- "
Evening Report ----- 13
ll:l5-P. N. East-WeSt -- 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16

IN CASE anyone does not know it. the emf
4 nent area called Georgetown was thriving
port and city long before the rest of Wash
ington was born and became the capital ofthiS
Nation.
Georgetown as we'll as the downtown city
of Alexandria, date back to the 18th century.
In between. on both shores of the Potomac,
lay duck marshes and gently rolling hills, that
now have become Washington. D. c., and
Arlington County, Va.
Above is a rare look at Georgetown as it
was before most readers we're alive. The
picture was taken from the Virginia shore
between 1877 and 1884 as dated by the George
town Public Library. We tried to duplicate
the precise spot by having SUNDAY photog-
rapher Elwood Baker shoot a similar view
from Theodore Roosevelt Island (belOw)
The first thing that strikes the eye in
both pictures is the hilltop skyline of George
town University. The library says the old pic
ture could not have been taken before 1877
Do you haze anu photographs of old WGShin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16

n B E g Es EE I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-16
The Changing Scene
By JERRY OLEARY JR.
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star Staff Writer

because that was the year the Healy Building,
with towers, was constructed.
Furthermore, the Aqueduct Bridge in
the old photo looked approximately as it
appears above in 1884, hence the dates
ascribed to it. Aqueduct Bridge long since
has been replaced by Key Bridge, lying few
yards downstream from the former span.
There is no doubt that many houses in
Georgetown, now renovated and inhabited by
people of position and taste, were there in
the late 18th century. But does the George
town waterfront boast an array today of sailing
vessels such as appears above?
No. Today, Georgetown is no longer a
tobacco or wheat port. 1t is beautiful, re-
stored neighborhood of expensive houses
with a limited commercial area but no port.
The old picture was sent to us by Mrs.
Catherine H. Tolson, 57Ol Chevy Chase park
way 1t is from the collection of her father,
DR.. Walter Hough who was with the Smith
sonian Institution for many years.
N? The Star 0i pay IS for the use Of any original
On must be knOWn and the picture must be clear.
Y, The Star Magazine, 225 Virginia Gvenue Sc,
stamped, addressed envelope uOiu be retur7aed)
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

Record grain crops were pro-
duced this year. On many farms in
Southern States territory more
corn, wheat, oats and barley were
harvested than ever before. To help
you make the most profitable use of
these home grown grains Southern
States manufactures for you sup
Elemental feeds 32R Milk
Maker, $50 Pork Maker and 32%
Poultry Supplement.
The chart at the right gives
one example of how a 20% Dairy
feed can be made using Southern
States 32% Milk Maker and home
grown grains.
See your Cooperative Service
Agency today for ways to use the
other Southern States Supplemental
Feeds with your homegrown grains
and save money.
Southern States 32s6 Milk Maker >.
Southern States Supplement ...........
Southern States 4o9o Pork Maker =.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

Elimin0fiou Of bolts by sub
sfisusias O single eiomp per.
mifs one m0n 10 stretch woven
wire quickly and sosiIy. Hsovy
channel iron. Cen be edigsssd
Up se so Inches.
kGeh.
Milford chronicle., 1961-02-24

for instance -.
7o% posry Rcslen
GAG Fipvres "a pesndsi
Evening star., 1961-12-02

Nl35 mo. OIL. 4-lSOS.
BET. DIST. HTS. and Suitland. Nd
Committing dist. Andrews base
bedrms., garage and lge. yd., SlO5.
RE S--R11
Evening star., 1961-12-02
THE SHERIDAN

TAX. PIX. 6SO4 Redtop rd. II bed
rm, indiy. thermoStat; 49, 90
Evening star., 1961-12-02

-CAMP SPRINGS AREA
Lovely modern 3-bedrm. brE.
home: din. rm,, air conc. fire
pl.. scr. pch.. gar; fenced y
acre; quiet neighborhood close TO
SIPS. OWNER. Call RE. 6-iS4t.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

SEABROoK = 3-bedrm. det. brk,
rambler; full bsmt., stove, refgr.,
fenced lot: Sl39 per mo-, option
to buy. DU. 1-OnOG.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
COOP APTs. FOR SALE

/ FINE ASSORTMENT OF APART
MENT HOMES. in nice sections
of WASHINGTON; as little as 81 500
to Sl3.50O: some with air cond..
and can be bought with small
charges. Call Miss Spencer.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY. EN-. -
1900: ewes. and Sun. NO. 1-S?Ss.
APARTMENT. in EX-
Switchboard. marble-fioored foyer.
VERY LARGE LIVING ROOM.
dining room. pantry. kitchen. >
BEDROOMS. . BATHS: reason
able price and maintenance Call
Mrs. Kraft. DE. 2-O61l or DF.
"-3f0O. RANDALL H. HAGNER
d CO.. INC. Rltrs.. 1921 Conn.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
ALLSTATE MOVERS

Your best bct for low-coSt instant
moving. room. So. . rms, SO;
y rms. Sij. LA. 9-4l20.
BOXLEY MOVERS AD. ?-8s9g
y rooms, $50 up: careful, courteous
men; large padded vans.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage. Reas, rates. ia. g-2g3i.
EXPERT MOVING, local and long
distance Low rates; free est. Call
HU. 3-tS3O
HILL MOVFRS-PACKERS UCC5
SP. 3-0666, LU. l-95OO. short no.
tice. Home ant. ofc Del. serv. too.
HOLMES MOVING AND STORAGE
Tor sale, well equipped moving
Apts,' SIS and up. 544-I13O.
KEAHEY'S MOVING STORAGE
] piece or ! load anything; rea-
Sonable. CO. 5-6O21.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a specially. S. /. NOR
R1S, TU. 2-l l5O or TU. 2-S9O9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; storage in sep
arate rooms: packing. overseas air
cargo. Phone NO. 1-0lOI. UNION
STORAGE CO., INC. Est. 1900.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
w HAMPSHIRE AVE

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
?O39-3 lge. rms. kit, bath. .
expos, entr. foyer, liv. rm. l1x2O
HO. 2-32SO.
RUTLAND COURTS. l7:5 Eth st
n.w.-Spacious apt, . large rms.
foyer, kit. and bath apt. in
this convenient location. Elevator
switchboard. S4,5O0. Ewes. cal
Mr.. Romer. WO. 6-2562. LINKINs
CO.. FE. S-3456
HOUSE AREA-Trade your
home. . bedrms.. " baths. redec.
ant. h.-w.h.. centrally air cond.
lust reduced to S35.0 HUGH
7. PECK. Bethesda. OIL. 6-9lIO.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
APIS. WANTED

EFFICIENCY APT. WANTED. fur
nished or partly furnished Sinale
man. p. o. Box zoos. Potomac
Station, Alex, Va.
SUBLEASE l-bedrm. nicely furn.
apt. Prefer River House or Airing
ton Towers. VIII consider other
Va. areas, JA. 2-SS9S,
Evening star., 1961-12-02
(cohTINUEpl

ARL., S. br., liv. rm. w1firepl.
din rm., kit, full bsmt.. lge,
fenced lot "a blk. from bus, nr
Pcntagon, Navy Annex. oil INV h,
SI2J, 3. NJ, SMITH, JA 1-11O0.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

trPEE N.M.-hpartmtuJ IT,. ...
No children. l person or couple.
RA i-:;nmh
Evening star., 1961-12-02
(CONTINUED)

CHEVY CH..SIL. sPG-. WHEATON
apts.. !, =, 3 bedrms.: SllS
up. utilS. incl; air cond.. lge. kit.
cabinets. l3-cu. lit refgro garbage
disposal. coloTed tiled bath: huge
storage: free parking. 656-6OS5.
LEGE PARK-5-rm. apt,
S0S.5 Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, .
bedTms., bath. linen closet 3 #,
wide. Adults. 43l1 Rowalt dr.,
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ARL., n. Williamsburg area)-3-
bcdrm. brick rambler. liv. rm..
din area, nice kit. lge. family
room off kit. all on level nr.
schools, shopping and transp. ;
Evening star., 1961-12-02
APIS. UNFURNIsHED - VA,

ALEX. lge. "-bedrms on
bus line. Conv. to airport. Penta-
gon. D. C. Pvt. storage. laundry,
parking. Sl15 incl. all utils. RES
IDENT MGR, Vernon Apts., S3l
Bsshfnrd lane. TIE. 6.S49S.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

SILVER SPRING, MD, SI.5
$50 Sligo ave.-Completeiy renlod-
eled 1-rm. Oct. home. Lge. lot. ON
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ANDREWS AREA-VaCanI. 3-bsd-
rm. Colonial; equip. kit, lSt-fiI
pwdr. rm., rec, rm. Rent Sl30 mo,
or sell Sl5O down and Sl2O mo.
J. V. CALlANDRO d CO, INC,
AP -Slll Or AP .=Al.ln
Evening star., 1961-12-02
(CONTlNUEDl

ARL., CLOSE IN - New. modern
Garden-type apts. Air cond. swim
ming pool. Lee. kitchen. Nr. shops.
churches. Bus at door. :! bedrmS.
] "a baths. From Sl45. WESTMONT
GARDENS. 1850 Columbia pike.
61l-75SS.
ARL., S.-New, Ice. :i-bedrm. apt.
garbage disposal; bus at door.
minis. downtown. OF. 4-453l.
CLOSE IN - > bedrmS.. Colonial
Hts, Arl. Quick tranSp. TO Federal
Triangle and Pentagon. 500 inc.
utilS. JU. S-4gS1.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

KUCkVILLE, TWINBROOK FOR
EST-Modified Cape Cod, 3 bed
rms. and den: / Va ceramic bat
large kitchen with built-inS and
taole space. Carport, patio and
air conditioner; $3.50. l5OS Brad
ley ave. HA n.SSER
Evening star., 1961-12-02
TOWN & COUNTRY

ANDREWS AREA-4-bedrm. stucco
home: Is acres; Sl0S mo. RE
b-2U1H
Evening star., 1961-12-02

TAX. PIX. EOS Lincoln, Apt. o
S12. Open. JU. 5-554O. JU. o.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

MT. VERNON AREA. Potomac VAL
lev - 3-bedrm.. 3l2-bath split
level contemporary. excel. cond..
fully equip. kit. patio. lovely rec.
rm. anC carport. Avail. immed. at
Sl7j mo. Call now Tor appt. to
see Mrs. Shelton. CL. 6-2436-
CL. k-i9OO.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ARL., N;-charminr brick home
sep. din. rm.. liv. rm. with firepl..
full bSmt and attic. Avail. soon.
Sl4O. Call BENOIT & ALVAREZ,
REALTORS. KE. S-ftii1.
ARLANDRIA - 3-bedrm. attached
brk., fenced, patio, rec. rm.. wash
er. driver; Sl25 mo. DU. 5-5f19.
ARL. S.. near Pentagon and Navy
Annex-2-bedrm. brick; rec. rm:
fenced yd.: under 500 mo. Call
OWNER. 53S-4544.
ARL.. off Columbia pike. minis. to
Pentagon: 2-bedrm. semi. on large
wooded lot; avail. at once at Sll5.
LOU CHACEY, INC. SO. $4,000.
ARL. NJ -bedrm. Colonial; sep.
din. rm.. full bSmt., garage. Avail.
now; S1l5. Call BENOIT &,
ALVAREZ, REALTORS. IKE. s.
6677.
ARL., VA, 1909 S. 9th ST.
7-rm. stone; 3 bedrms., "a baths
spacious paneled den, sep. liv. rm.
and din. rm.: minis. to Pent, dntn.
Wash: $40. ia. ?-5SS5.
ARL.. N.-2-bedrm. house. adj. Vir-
ginia Square. Newly decor. Avail
immed.; Sl30. incl. heat. Call IA
3-0S4S.
ARL.-For rent. :B-bedrm. brick
rambler. Just redecorated. Avail.
able nov: Sl35 per mo-; H-yr
lease. Open for inspection. 6SIg
Williamsburg blvd. JF. 4-l1S5
ARL., N.-4-bedrm.. @-bsth brk
Cape Cod: liv. rm. with fircpl
sep. din. rm.. equipped kit, den
full bsmt. Avail now. Sis. Cal
BENoIT d ALVAREZ. REALTORS
KE. S-6617.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

LGE. 4-BEDRM., 3-bath custom
built home. ideal for entertaining
Garage. rec. rm.. avail. now. Long
short erm lease at SlS5 mo.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

nE@pGn
FOGGY BOTTOM
QUEEN ANNE'S LANE NV,
off "6th St between Eye g. K ST.
Handsome Williamsburg style town
house, . models available all new
luxury ConStruc patio, cit
street parking, central a.c., > bed
rms, den and all electric HitCh-
ems. Orep ! to pm. SunGay
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
REALTORS
"006 Penna Ave. 963-l 800
GEO'ToWN.-Remod. air cond.; j
b.r, = baths, dishw., disp., firepl;,
patio, SO. 1923 33rd ST. or call
OWNER. DE. "-949S.
GLEN ECRo AREA-3 bedrms
washer, dryer, firepl.. liv. rm. ano
sep. din. rm.. yd.; Sl50. 365-3O5?
HILLCREST, S.E.-Large 4-bedrm
stone rambler; 40'-liv. rm.. all
eiec. kit. 3 baths, 55'-recreation
rm. ideal for entertaining, = stone
firepls; large fenced in yard; 10
car driveway. Call ewes. LO. l.
1873: days. LU. 2-l434.
HILLSIDE-I3I2 5Sth ave; 8 bed
rms. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. bath;
Sl@5. RE. 3-2263.
3 bedrms.
garage. oil h.-w.h S65 mo. Err
WIN REALTY. WA. 1-0334.
HYATTSVILLE
662a 93rd ave.-3-bedrm. semidet
rambler; SlG5.
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS
3OO4 Curtis dr.-3- 3-bedrm. semidet
split-level; S1@5.
ALEXANDRIA
l"l Longyiew dr;-,A very lovely 4
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
ST. 3-5O50
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-3-bed
rm.. li2-bath split -level: finished
l,l. rm., .amily kit; Silver Sprins
"roa
EIsENACHER RLTY. 10. 4-555;
KENT -bedrm. air-cond
mo, option to buy. DU. 7-0200
LANDOVER AREA = Vacant. g.
bedrm. Dutch Colonial: lst-tir
powder rm, fully air cond., XII
ennip with washer. dishwashel
and disposal: Anchor FENCED lot lot
& SI25 mo. j. V. CAIIANDRO 4
CO.. INC. AP. 1-5191, AP. 7-492@
LANHAM, WEST = 4-bedrm. det
brk., full bsmt., lge, lot, vacant: op
tion to buy: Sl29 mo. DU. 1-O2OO
LANDoVER. MD.-S99.5O mo. VA
CANT; full bsmt.; fenced: NOV
right IN. W. R. HUGHES CO.. AP
1-l4OO.
LANGLEY PK.-3 bedrm. bricl
home; lge. fen. yd.; $50: Vac
c. paul Hickman HE. 4-515C
MACARTHUR BLVD, mr.. Foxhall-
= bedrms.. study. = baths, liv
rm., din. rm., kit: utility rm., gar
den. carport, with storage space
Immaculate cond. VIII. 2-40l9.
McLEAN-Rambler. bedrms..
baths. full bsmt.; S175. CRoWEL1
& CO. INC, Arl. office, ia. 1865
MINNESOTA AVE. Sc. "3I?-7
New-house cond.; 3-bedrm. semi
det. brk.: , encl. pchS.: Sl2b mo
MOUNT PLEASANT AREA-6-rm
house, y enclosed porches ant
bSmt Call S1-S3S2 after pm
MOVE IN IMMED. a bedrms.
bSmt.. gar. lge. lot bet, NH ant
Congressional Shopping Center
SIPS mo. OIL. 2-9070. MRS
CROW.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-l-be bedroom
house. pine paneled. on 1-acre lot
close to Lee hwy. Excellent valu
our rental selection. JOSEPH W
SEAY CO., Realtors. ll3 Yves
Broad St. Falls Church. Va.
NORTHWEST = Attrac. 4-bedrm
house; parquet fls.: stockad
fenced garden and patio: par
tally furn.; S175 mo. HO. .
~
Evening star., 1961-12-02

MILLER REAL ESTATE
AREA OF MASS. AVE. EXT.-Dis-
tinctive brk. rambler: studio liv.
rm. W. firepl., full din. rm.,
bedrmS scr. pch., surrounded by
lge. oak trees; SIS mo-; refs. OIL
S[n1
Evening star., 1961-12-02
APIS. uNFURRISHED
THE
LEGATION
uOTSF

313T Legation ST. nw.-Ige. I
N'Crn "A .uot Iu-t Id
Just off OF Conn. ave. near ChevS
Lnage circle. Sllu inClS. utils
Res mg,. Phone 3,i3-S'1,
. FP N LIT ~
Evening star., 1961-12-02

AREA-A-b -bcdrm.. >
bath brick panoramic rambler;
lge. rec. rm.. sundeck. fully equip.
kit. avail immed.. short term
lease at SlS5 mo.
Evening star., 1961-12-02


XENIA ST. Sc. loo" bedrmS.
liv rm., kit. dinctte ana bath;
SH5. incl. utllS. WALKER x DUN
IOP. INC. ST. 3-5O5O
WOODRIDGE-. bedrms.. heat and
10, water furnished $50 mo
RCGFG MOSS IA. 9-pnH.".
4I6 NEWCOMB ST. Sc, Ap;. 4
3 room dinetlC. bath. -" 80
mo, Call NEUMANN. MA. S-610u.
I.II 2Sth ST. Sc. off Pa. ave
Attractive "-bcdrm. apt; $3.50
incl. utilg. SEE manage. LU ,
1921. PORETSKY " SONS, INC.
HA n-3SOO.
:. RMS. .:itcnen and bath with back
porch. 200 blk. Kenyon 81 nv.
cOloTed adu!t only. ENf rrq. Fo5
inspec. call KE. S-6S97 after /?
moo
Evening star., 1961-12-02
SPRING VALLEY

Brick Colonial; bedrms., = baths,
den, powder room, rec. rm., MAIDS
room and bath, lear garage,
Ewes: call MRS. MELOY, fE.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
AWE @ II

H4N AVA. "A II. O.lL.
Top OF the hill at MARYLAND line
overlooking the Capitol. 10 min
utes by bus. Garden apis. in
park-like setting CaD LU. .-S.S5.
Office @OOl 3Sth st. sc. OPEN
Mon. Fri. q am. to ! pm: Sat.
am to pm: Sun. pm. 10 1
pm. Also furnished apartments.
EERNWOoD APIS. just off 10th at
Columbia Ri nw.-SpaC. e1fiC. IN
lge. elev bldg; conv. to every
thing; $50 50. Call res. mgr. AID.
4-64%l.
F0GGY Efficiency
patio: avail. TO suit tenant Me
N-HH"6. eyes. and Sun. 3:iS-;li6.
FORT NUW. 500 18Th pl. NV
= hedlms.. and efiiC. apt avail
able. See Janltor at 5000 18th Dl.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC. ST.
Evening star., 1961-12-02

ANDREWS AREA, 1922 Adams dir.
s.e.-Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, nr. Marlow Hts. shopping
center. Immaculate cond.: immed.
occupancy, Sl4u. NEWCOMB-
JONES REALTY, INC. 10. 2-O4O0.
Evening star., 1961-12-02
GARDEN TOWERS

80 18th ST NV
Efflc. apt. avail. furnished.
500 One bedroom, m
furnished, from $50. Rent
includes all utilities To
inspect apply Res. MGR,
Apt. lNH
Evening star., 1961-02-15

phony bomb threats, causing
police and firemen to make
searches of the buildings which
were empty of patrons at the
time.
Druggist j. H. Lawson main
tanned that a sit-in attempt at
his Sumter store resulted from
the presence Of George CarraS,
36, cameraman for WSOC-TV
in Charlotte. N. c.. and Boyce
Stradley, IS, Charlotte pilot who
flew Mr.. CarraS to Sumter and
was with him when he filmed
the Sit-in. The station denied
the charge and said it had re-
ceived a tip that there would be
a demonstration.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

I
served. A spokesman for the
group said the quick and cour-
teous service came as some
what of a surprise"
The demonstrators, who have
sought to gain admittance to
the all-White :heaters through
peaceful "stand-ins." tried more
aggressive tactics last night.
But none of them managed to
elude officials of the four the
aters which continued to ac-
cept white patrons.
TV Man Arrested
A televiSior cameraman and
a charter pilot were arrested
in Sumter. S. C., after a drug
gist charged they had insti-
gated a sit-in at his store for
| the purpose Of getting film for
a National Broadcasting Co.
news program.
In Atlarta. five Negro high
school students made final
prepare tions for submitting
entrance applications to Geor-
gia Tech.
Ticket booths of the Nash
vile theaters have been moved
inside lobby doors in 4 n;cve to
stave off the stand-ins, but the
Negroes attempted to slip in
side behind white customers or
to push past theater officials.
Roger Scutt, Radio Station
WMAK newsman, who watched
the new attempt to break down
the color bars at the theaters,
said one Negro man got inside
the lobby door but was elected.
Bomb Threats Phony
A crowd Of about 500 gath
cred in the theater district but
there were no other disturb
anceS and police made no
arrests.
Two Of the theaters had
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Neqroes Are Thworted
In Theoter 'Stond-In'
BY the Associated Press

Theate officials police hwarted efforts by Negroes to
push their into downtown Nashville, Tenn
reserved for white patrons.
Following this night two dozen
Negroes went to railways bus restauran-whch had
fused service to Negroes in previous stn aempts-and
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-14
Wien Polar Flight

Tourists on the Wien Polar Flight through Barrow on Mon day were:
 Mrs. Harry Frankel, who was known as Smiles Davis during World War II when she made the song popular with overseas troops. She remembers the Alaskan con- tingent which was overseas. She is the wife of Harry Frank who will be remembered by early day radio fans as Singin' Sam the Barber Man.
 Also in the party were MT. and Mrs. Carl Hobson, Sierra Madre, Calif.; Ruth Danielson, Palo Alto, Calif.; Mary Burkholder, Wasseon, Ohio; MT. and Mrs. Frank Bar nett, San Francisco, Calif.; MT. and Mrs. Ralph Bells, NOrcO, Calif.; Mrs. Hutchins, Delta, Ohio: Tavern Barinka, Lincoln, Neb.: Irene Tammela, San Francisco Calf; Sherly Tomford, Ft. Lau- derdale, Fla; Ketha Olson, Bir- mingham, Mich; Louis Tomford Fit. Lauderdale. Fla; Don Olson Birmingham, Mich; and Leon Isreal, Seattle, Wn.
 On the two day tour were: Mrs A. Grecol, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs Carl Danner, PorterVille, Calf, Mrs. Sam King, Mckinley Park Alaska; MT. and Mrs. KnoWlton Parke, St. Joseph, Mo; MT. and Mrs. George Haines, San Diego Calf; Allan Williams, San Ma rino, Calif.; MT. and Mrs. George Retze, Jr., Arcadia, Calf; Ma nette Everest and Mrs. s. Lind sey, Oklahoma City, Okla; Ada Watson, Wayne, Pa; and Walter Goetz, Glendale, N. Y.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-14
Immigration Director Issues Miss Alaska
 Citizenship Certificate

SEATTLE lR - District Im- migration Director has cleared the tracks for Miss Alaska, otherwise Judy Onstad, to enter the Miss USA Universe contest.
 Judy was born in Vancouver, B. C. 22 years ago. The place of her birth caused Miss Universe contest officials to question her American citizenship.
 So Monday Boyd issued a cer- tificate of citizenship, saying i've established that she was a United States citizen at birth through the citizenship of her father" Judy's father was born in Rugby, N. D., Her mother in Kelowna, B. C.
 Miss Alaska is an Alaska Air lines stewardess based in Fair banks.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-14
DOCTOR ORDERS HILLARY OFF HIMALAYAN HEIGHTS

KATMANDU, Nepal R - Sir Edmund Hillary, Al, is walking back to Katmandu, under doctors orders never to return to the ex- treme Himalayan heights where he won fame.
 Hillary suffered a mild cerebral stroke last month while in camp at 19,500 feet on Mt. Makalu. Doctors with the party, which had tried unsuccessfully to climb the 27,790-foot peak without oxygen equipment, sent Hillary to low CT elevation. Since then the New Zealander has been ordered to re- main below 16,000 feet.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-14
E & B COnst. Co. Starts First Day of Road Work

The E & B Construction Go. yesterday started its first day of road work with a full crew of over 20 men in two shifts at their Kuzitrin River camp.
 Axel Edman said something over six miles of the road has been completed with about two miles to go.
 Les Bronson is kept busy SUD- plying the camp, making two flights a day in his plane.
 The temperature was in the high sixties yesterday at Kuzitrin and was marked by the appear ance, for the first time this year, of the famous Kuzitrin mosquitos
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-14
Texas New COP Senator To Be Speaker at Alaska's Republican Convention

ANCHORAGE LR J o h n Tower, Texas first Republican senator since reconstruction days, will be the featured speaker at the COP State Convention in Fairbanks, October 2.
 Mrs. Tillie Reeve, COP nation al committeeWoman, said Tower would discuss his surprise victory in the May 27 Texas voting, in which he barely edged William Blakely, a Democrat who had earlier been appointed to fill the seat vacated by Vice President Lyndon Johnson.
 Mrs. Reeve said Towers con- ments would be useful to the Alaska COP, which faces the same task Tower did - how to elect it's first statewide candidate in the 1862 campaign.
 The COP convention will run October 6-8 and will consider rules changes, legislative happen ings and the party's 1862 ticket.