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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-21

HOLLYWOOD Serta. Like new; S26
Call ia. 4-0323.
BEDROOM APARTMENT OF
FURNITURE Party trans
ferred out of area. A respon-
sible party is wanted to pick
up payments on Danish in
spired walnut bedroom suite,
Gain. dresser with mirror,
large chest, bookcase bed
with Serta mattress and box
springs. 100-in. foam rubber
sofa with matching lounge
chair, 3 Danish tables, 2 dec
Grated lamps, Danish dining
room. Worth about $1,000,
will sell for much less. As
sumo the payments Of So .
week. See at 1923 14th st.
NV, WASH, D. g. DE. 212764.
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PLANOS-0et our quotations on
bran.new standard makes Of
pianos before you buy. Over 100
new and used instruments on our
floors. Long, easy terms. ST. 81
$500. PIANO MART. 1O15 9TH st.
NV. Closed Saturdays during July
and August.
PIANOS TO RENT-New and used
spinetS. consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates (from So
monthly up) with option to buy.
Hauling extra. JORDAN'S, FOUR
STORES: Corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. (Phone ST. 3-9400): $3.50
Lee highway, Arlington (PhonO
KE. S-506O; 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring (Phone JU. b-1105):
104 William ST.. Fredericksburg
Phone Essex 3-7472). Full selee-
ton at all stores. Suburban stores
open evenings and Saturdays.
Downtown store closed SATURDAYS
during July and August.
PIANOS, Low PRICED = Lowest
possible prices on spinets. consoles
and uprights. PIANO q ORGAN
FOUNDATION, INC, Alex, Va,
XII: o-1S60; Beth, Nd OIL. O.
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tcoN1INUEp)

BED, elesent French, dhle, with
box springs, mattress and drap-
cries. all for $50. Also coil springs
for dele: bed IS. Floor lamps, 50.
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SECRETARIES
Technical

An expanding research or
ganization is recruiting ex-
perienced secretaries to
work with a staff of scien-
fists.
shorthand re-
quired, and American citi-
zenship essential. Offices
are centrally located in
Silver Spring, Nd, in a
modern, air conditioned
building. Paid vacations,
holidays, sick leave and
other company benefits
are provided. Salary COM
m enSurate with back
ground and experience.
All qualified applicants will
receive consideration for
employment without re-
gard to race, creed, color
or national origin.
are requested to
submit a brief resume of
experience to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-21
LAWN MOWERS

Jacobsen Park, 2 h.p., 80"
s sSt; IFaesmOWsr' mech 60. "A
Locke. 30", So hip, re-
cond., new reel - S7B.0
Toro, ,30", reel mower, re-
Mott Hammerknife, 24',
self-propelled rotary,
hip. n price 2eb. 90
Locke, 25", reel mower, re-
cond. and guaranteed 2SS. 90
Whirlwind. 81, rotary, g.
hip. B. & 8. engine $500
h.p. B. 4 s.; new 2s5.oo
Greens Air, special soil
aerator. = h.p. - 10000
Never -.-,--.-- 10000
Deyere, with reverse, So
Briggs & StrAtton en-
Dt SIs;;, Is" 8. P. rotary; .0'oo
Ryan ~" sod cutter. Tood ''''
coma. 3o5 90
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PRINTING PRESSMAN

Exper. on verticalS, Kluges or Hell
eStab. air cond. job shop, good
pay. 40-hr. wk., perm. All an
swers confidential. Box 16S-B,
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RELP MEN AND WOMEN
CONTINUED


SMALLEST AD-BI6GEeT oPPOR-
TUNITY. Car necessary. Evening
hours. For confidential interview,
call MA. 1920.
REAL ESTATE SALESLADY, OR
earningsl Car necessary! Exper-
fence preferred or We win train
you! Call Mr.. Lamb or Mr.. Peter
son on JU. 5-6l15. RALPH p
RIPLEY CO.. INC. REALTORS.
RESIDENT MANAGER
Experienced, mature. responsible
adult not over 55 years of age;
no children: for well-located NV.
a5-unit apt. bldg. $3.50 month
and cne-bedrm. apt; do not apply
unless qualified: for apt. CALI
DI. 7-4912.
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"FIRsT PRIzE"

See the new Elegant Decorator Co.
Ordinate equipment cabinets BY
Aeousti-craft. The cabinets that
won first prize 1t q recent Cali
forniA decorators show.
> year ahead IN design,
Audio Center with q presentation
OF the new decorator eO-orGinatea
establishes an important break
through in quality HI-Fl furni.
ture.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Additional $6.95 Million Distributed to States For Wildlife Projects

WASHINGTON R = Distribu- ton of an additional $695 million of federal aid to states for re- storation of fish and wildlife proj- ects in the year ending June 30 was announced Thursday.
 Secretary of the Interior Stew art Udall said the distribution brought to $19.8 million the total federal aid this fiscal year for such purposes, as $12.85 million was allotted on a preliminary basis last July.
 The total broke down into $14 million for state and territorial areas for restoration of wildlife and $5.8 million for restoration of fish. The funds come from fed- eral excise taxes on certain types of hunting and fishing eauipment.
 Money is apportioned to the states under formulas prescribed by federal laws. The states must match the federal funds on basis of 2s per cent state money and 75 per cent federal.
 The maximum amount any state could receive this year for wildlife, $698, 500 went to Alaska and Texas.
 For restoration of fish, the znaximum Of $228 500 went to Alaska, Connecticut, Minnesota and Texas.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Allen Hulen Gets New Post With Alaska FAA

Allen D. Hulen has been named Assistant Administrator for the Alaskan region of the Federal Aviation Agency by N. E. Halaby, A Administrator.
 Hulen has been regional. mana ger of the Alaska region and his designation as Assistant Admiris- trator is part of the Agencyss reorganization plan decentralizing operational authority from Wash ington to the field offices. Re- sponsibility for policy program claiming remains in Washington headquarters Assistant Adminis- trators have also been appointed for FAA's six other regions with headquarters in New York, Atlan- ia, Kansas City, Fort Worth, Los Angeles and Honolulu.
 Hulen is an air transport rated pilot and flies throughout the Alaska region supervising tech- nical and administrative activi- ties of 34 FAA stations and 5000 miles of federal airways.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Gov. Holiings Raps Interior Dept. for Canceling Fur Contract

COLUMBIA, sc. LR - Gov. Ernest Hollings challenged yes terday an Interior Department action canceling a large govern ment contract with a St. Louis fur company which is moving to Greenville, sc.
 Perhaps this means we are no longer considered part of the United States" Hollings said tart ly in telegram to Interior Sec retary Stewart Udall
 The Interior Department said in Washington Wednesday it had advised the Fosslxe Fur CO, St. Louis, that the contract under which Fouhe processes and sells Alaska fur seal skins for the gov ernment will be terminated Dec 3l, 1862, because the decision tc move was announced without consultation or discussion witt the department.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Revere Color Accent

WELCOME NEWS for owners of Revere Ware cooking uten- sils! Brightly colored replace ment handles and cover knobs have just been introduced by the company in sunny yellow, turquoise and red. An easy way to add a touch of gay color to kitchen and make the copper clad, stainless steel utensils even prettier to use and dis play. (Handles about $1.00 each; knobs about 50e.)
 Sleep Just Right
 THE SOLUTION for anyone who has trouble sleeping just right might be the controlled warmth of an automatic blan- ket. Westinghouse offers one of the newest, called Royal Crest.v The blanket is made of 100ea Creslan acrylic fiber which offers the advantage of minimum weight plus luxur- ious warmth; washability; anal moth proofing, mildew proof ing, and non-allergenic proper ties. This blanket also featuresl Dual View Control" and con- vertible corners.
 UnUsUd1 Chrisfmus Gift "A USEFUL Christmas gift forl the boating family is an ap- proved fire extinguisher. Thel reason? The Coast Guard has, new fire regulations effectivel January 1st and most boatl families can now use one of the new Ansul Monitor or Mer- rimac non-toxic dry. chemicalI units. Available at marine deal CTS, the Monitor is ball-shapedl while the. Merrimac has theI traditional cylindrical form.l Coast Guard approved, theyl come with spare shells thatI screw in easily.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Fouke Fur Co. Loses Contract to Process
 Alaska Fur Seal Skins


 WASHINGTON R = The In- te1-ior Department said Thursday it has advised the Fouke Fur Co, St. Louis, that the contract under which the company processes and sells Alaska fur seal skins for the government will be terminated Dec. 3l, 1862.
 D. Ctis Beasley, Administrative Assistant Secretary, said the de- cision to end the contract stem med from the cornpany's notice to Interior that it will move it's operations from St. Louis to Greenville, sc.
 The company has handled the skins under negotiated contracts for 40 years.
 Beasley said the companys de- cision to move was announced without consultation or discussion with Interior, although about 30 per cent ef the firms business results from the government con- tract.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01

ROME R They don't build them like they used to- The rain swollen Fiber River recently knocked out a modern bridge while a bridge 20 centuries old withStood the waters.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
Son of Gene TunneY 10 Wed
 REDDING Conn (H C

BEDDING, Conn. N Gene Lauder Tunney, son of Gene Tun- ney, former world heavweight champion, and Miss An Carroll Muldoon will be married in Janu- ary.
 The bride-toIbe's parents, MT, and Mrs. Donald Muldoon of Red- ding. announced the engagement yesterday.
 Young Tunney works for a New York City bank.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01

Don't brood too much if some times you don't know exactly what you're doing. After all, smallpox vaccine, penicillin and saccharin were discovered by
 
 chance.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
HS News H Me
Deeorofe HoUsehoId Cloves
by Betty curroiI'

THE PIONEER Rubber Con- Ipany suggests originality for practical Christmas gift-giving. Decorate Bluettes household gloves with dainty appliques designed from scraps of felt, lace. or velvet, accented by glittering sequins and pasted down with cement glue. These gaily decorated gloves add the bright touch for gardening and light indoor chores that also require hand protection.
 "Juss For Fun"
 BE THE HOSTESS with the mostest! Keep your parties moving, your guests happy. Complete and new, handy par ty booklet, "Just For Fun" an- swers all your questions on in- vitations, table-settings, etc. h. cludes information on party themes for young and old, over 50 fun-filled games and con- tests. Send 25c with your name and address to: Party Time Publishers, 161 Ash Street, Akron 8, Ohio.
 Seal of sdfefy
 EVERY 1862 Moto Mower power lawn mower carries the Seal of Safety. This signifies that every Moto- Mower reel and rotary power mower meets or exceeds the American Stand ards AsseeiatioI1s Safety Code for Power Mowers. Sponsored by the Lawn Mower Institute to promote safety, this code sets forth rigid requirements for each type of mower, covers quality of materials used, tests for blade strength. and mount ing, and overall design for operational safety and mower stability.
The Nome nugget., 1961-12-01
m 7 777777 777 777 777 Honor Roll
 SENIORS

SENIORS B Students Gail Croell, Larry Schmidt, Curtis Chunn. Robert Baldwin, and Dahpne Rylander.
 JUNIORS "A Students Jeanette Anundsen. B Students Pamela Mulvihill.
 SoPHoMoRES "A Students Alice Arnold. B Students Oscar Swanson, Marcia Conlx- lin, Richard Foster, Linda Doyle, and June Oman
 FRESHMEN B Students James Gillis, Homer Hoogen- dorn, Lee Crump, Richard Young, Alice Atuk, Linda Lenert, and Ruth Okitkon
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
Rotary Sponsors
ANU Loan Fund

The Rotary Club of Anchorage
fas established loan fund at
Alaska Methodist University to
aid a student of Junior or senior
class standing at the University.
The fund will be increased as
greater need arises from quail
fled students.
DR.. Fred MeGinnis, president
of the University, said the loan
fund is available to student on
the basis of scholarship, financial
need, character, and upper class
standing at the school.
DR.. MeGinnis also announced
that the Gustav Hirsch 0rgani-
zation las renewed its scholar
snip aid to the University.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
New Sub May Be
Named for Seward

Sen. Ernest Gruening has been
advised by Secretary of the Ma
Wy John B. Connally, Jr., that
consideration will be given h
name of William Henry Seward,
when selecting names for new
Polaris submarines.
The senator requested that the
name of Seward-so prominent
in Alaska's history-be given to
one Of the new submarines. Sen.
Grnening has been in touch with
William J. Seward of Brooklyn,
n. Y. on the matter. He is dis
tant cousin of the man who ne
gotiated the purchase of Alaska
from Russia.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
Alaska Centennial
Plans Underway

Gov. William A. Egan says he
will ask number of prominent
Alaskans to participate on COM
mittee to lay preliminary plans
for Alaska's Centennial celebra-
ton in 1867. The year 1867 will
mark the Tooth anniversary of
Alaska's transfer from Russia to
the United States.
He made this announcement
during a speech at the annual
Alaska Day celebration in Sitka.
THE Centennial Of the Alaska
Purchase" said the governor,
Should be cause for the largest
celebration ever held in the north
ern portion of this continent. It
should be a magnet that will draw
visitors from all parts of t b e
world
He termed the transfer of AL
aska to the United States "dra-
matte moment for our nation, one
that has had great significance
on the course of world history"
"Had it not been for the event
that occurred in this very COM
manity (Sitka) "a years ago."
the governor said, ALASKA today
might still be Russian, with all
of the dangers that fact would
present to the American heritage
Of freedom and to democratic in
situations everywhere. .
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
City of Tomorrow
Survey Report
Heard in Kenai

Visualizing the Kenai of the
future, John Ault, planning CON
sultant for the Alaska Housing
Authority at Anchorage, present
ed the first report of his survey
when he met recently with Kenai
civic leaders.
The housing expert has been
hired by the City Of Kenai to
make a study of the needs of
kenai in the progressive stages
of its growth.
Recommendations as to future
schools, recreation areas, sabdivi-
sions, business and residential
coming, and including a proposed
bridge over the kenai River, are
included in Ault's survey.
Hearing the first report at a
public meeting were Jay Leitzke,
chairman of the Kenai Planning
Commission; Mrs. Stan Thomp-
son and Mrs. Carl Seaman, COM
mission members; Francis Torkil-
sen, city clerk; Dick Morgan,
representing the City Council;
Mrs. Milan Peterson, representing
the Board of Education of Kenai
schools, and others.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
Fund Aids 122
Alaskan Farmers

Two hundred twelve outstand-
ing loans to 122 Alaskan farmers
and agricultural businesses at the
end of fiscal 1861 totaled $685.
515.54, up 1870 from fiscal 1860
total of S566,979.13 according to
] m Wilson, administrator of
Alaska's Agricultural Revolving
Loan Fund. Net gain for the
fiscal year, ending June 80, 1861,
was S16,218.94, or 21aao net re-
turn to the state on its invest
ment in the fund after deducting
all costs and reserves for uncol-
lectibles.
OF the total outstanding, 1884,
08327 or $50 was for long-term
farm development, 1921, 502.33 or
$3.50 was for acquisition of live
stock and machinery and $64,-
92994 or 90 was for short-tefm
financing, usually for labor, seed
or fertilizer.
Dairying, Alaska's major type
Of farming, had 479o of the prin-
eipal outstanding, followed by
21ad to general farming, 200 to
potatoes and vegetables, and go
each to poultry, and beef and
livestock other than dairy.
The fund was set up by the
1863 legislature with a 5000, 900
appropriation and total authori-
cation of one million dollars. Sub
sequent legislatures have increas-
ed the scope of the program and
appropriations.
A total of $650,000 had been
appropriated through fiscal 1861.
An additional $4,000 was ap-
propriated by the 1861 legislature
becoming available July for the
current fiscal year. As a result
of this additional appropriation
a total of $843,870.09 was on loan
at the end of August 1861.
Loans have been made on all
types of agricultural enterprises.
and geographical distribution of
the loans has ranged from South
eastern Alaska, Kodiak, and the
Aleutians through the K en- i
Peninsula, MISUNDERSTANDING
area to the Tanana Valley in the
north.
Loan information and applica-
tons are available at the Palmer
office of the Alaska Division of
Agrieulture.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
rEW sEApLANR APPROACH

Work on the $4,000 seaplane
approach and dock superstructure
at Petersburg was completed on
Oct. IS, according to Cort How
ard, director of the Alaska Divi-
sien of Water and Harbors.
Howard said he had received
word from Tom VOORHEES,, con-
struetion supervisor at the prof
ect, that Berg Construction Co. of
Juneau has completed its con-
tract there. He said, however,
that some work is still in prog
ress on the dock, but said this is
a separate project consisting of
emergency repairs to the existing
float.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-10-27
HGADA-sANDERs WEDDING

Bertha Ligada and Victor San
ders, 10th of Kenai, were married
Oct. IA at the Joe Consiel home
in Kenai. Jess Nichols, d p u t Y
magistrate, officiated at the eere-
mony.
News elassifieds bring results.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

Shahn is a painter. Mrs. Kaye
was running a bazaar for the
benefit of the local synagogue.
She asked, Shahn to paint the
signs announcing the bazaar.
He told her he was not that
kind Of painter: But you
have somebody do 1t, and I'll
pay for the signs"
Michael Wilding, replacing
Michael Rennie in the male
lead of the hit comedy, MARY,
Mary" said at the Stork Club:
"I feel like a new pitcher going
into a game with a 20-run lead"
/. Senator Russell Long has
stated that he will run for the
governorship of Louisiana, the
office held by his late father.
Evening star., 1961-07-21

There's q dispute over the
paintings left by Gertrude
Stein. Her companion, Alice
B. TOklas, who has a lifetime
interest in the art treasures,
Evening star., 1961-07-21

O'Casey. 1T made me so mad,
I threw the envelope into the
fire" His friend asked:
you mean you burned Shaw's
5000 check?" :. ooh, no, not
the check" O'Casey said. "Only
the envelope"
Ben Hecht win produce end
direct . movie in New York
starring Nat King Cole. Much
Of it win be filmed at the
Theresa Hotel in Harlem. /.
Brendan Behan will write the
screen adoption Of his ''Borstal
Boy"
Evening star., 1961-07-21
THE LYONS DEN
Summer Day in Gotham
By LEONARD LYONS

Is trying to halt the trustees
from selling any Reuben
Nakian's newest bronze sculp-
ture is q 7-foot Trojan Wom-
an" Each of the three casts
is priced at $4,000 :. Now
that Tangahyika will be inde-
pendent, its Governor General.
John Fletcher-C coke, will
spend a year at the University
Of Colorado, in its Department
of African Affairs.
Ben Shahn, one of Ameri-
cas- foremost painters, lives at
Roosevelt, N. j. His neighbor
Mrs. Ida Kaye, had heard that
Evening star., 1961-07-21
NEW YoRK-Mary Heming-

= NEW YORK-Mary Hemlng-
way, accompanied by a friend
and her late husbands Secre-
tary, viii fly to Cuba and col
/. lect some unpublished manu-
scripts stored there A
basketball star involved in the
dumping scandal of few years
ago is District Atty. Hogan's
target in the new scandal. The
college football expose will
start with the new fall season
-. Anna Maria Alberghetti,
star of Carnival" is still young
enough to wear braces on her
teeth, offstage.
Carmine DeSapiO was told
by a French diplomat: With
so many parties campaigning
for the mayoralty, it's like
French politics used to be"
Adlai Stevenson will ad-
dress the August Z memorial
concert at Ipswich, Mass, hon.
oring his late father -in-law,
composer John Alden Carpen-
ter Frank Clifford, the
Giants great halfback, who re-
tired, discussed quick football
glory at Eddie Condon's: I'm
going from Who's Who to
WHO'S Hep"
Zero MOstel, star of "Rhin-
oceros," is an accomplished
painter. He has q protege
named NgOOt Lee, who was
born in Kung Tung. Mostel
invited the youngster to his
summer home in Provincetown,
but there wasn't enough room.
sNgoot Lee therefore was given
"a room in the spacious home
sof Lily Harmon, the painter.
-On the first night she cooked
chow mein for him. He sampled
It and said: HMM just
like Mother used to make"
There's q dispute over the
paintings left by Gertrude
Stein. Her companion, Alice
B.. Toklas, who has a lifetime
interest in the art treasures,
Evening star., 1961-07-21

Huey Long. Ex-Mavor Morri-
son of New Orleans also will
run. Noel Coward enter
tanned six customers in the
Drake Room with q two-hour
performance Of his songs.
=
Sean O'Casey told q friend
about asking G. B. Shaw for q
$4,000 loan with which to buy
a house. Shaw wrote the check,
placed it in an envelope and
handed it to O'Casey. Mrs.
Shaw then made q comment
about the loan, which angered
Evening star., 1961-07-21
See the kew
tothe
Bastille

Presented to George Wash
ington by General Lafayette
during the French Revolu-
= ton. Lafayette called it "the
main key Of the fortress of
despotism." See it on a D. c.
TRANSIT SIGHTSEEING
TOUR. Modern air-condi-
toned motor coach with big,
clear, unlimited picture win
dows will call for you any,
where you're staying. Choose
from s tours, 2 to 8 hours in
length, $500 to $14.00 (half-
fare for children under 12).
Expert driver-guides. Tickets
at hotels, travel agents or at
D. c. Transit System ternni-
nal, 1125 Pennsylvania Ave-
niue, NV. lat 18th St. } Phone
Federal $500.
WILL eau ron YOU. NO CHARGE
Evening star., 1961-06-25
SALEsWoMEN
Telephone Order
SALES

woodward & Lothrop is opening q
new telephone order service and
has begun the training Of quali-
fled women for positions as tele-
phone SaleSwomen. Applicants
will be trained to work on the
telephone order board and to sell
In the merchandise departments
when needed.
Openings are on 5-day week, 40
needed. These are permanent
positions with outstanding en-
ploy benefits including o 20sS
discount on purchases.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
HOSTESS

Experienced, to work in new res.
taurant: meals furnished. Discount
on purchases. Apply Mrs. Ander.
son, MARYLAND ROOM,
Evening star., 1961-06-25

All qualified applicants will
receive consideration for
employment without regard
to race, creed, color or ma
tional origin.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
HELP WOMEN

cL6EH:TYrIsTErsrm g ;E 1,,,pcs POS, sE:
ideG location and working con-
ditions. Telephone NE. e-3730,
Ext. 34S.
Evening star., 1961-06-25
! ANA
$500
RECEPTIONISTS

Hecep., Girl FRIDAY, ans. phones,
Recep. -Secy., Beth; fee paid 1925
Recep. -typist, personnel-----.S $3.50
Evening star., 1961-06-25
HELP MoMEN

LADY, IS yrs. of age or over, to
Ssssa ss Is.sS e sSpf dSts: Sssrt%sns sone.rnRs D
town retail store: must have GOOD
memory: Catholic: good salary
with overtime. Reply BOX 15-Y,
Evening star., 1961-06-25
HELP WOMEN

PART-TnIE TYPIsT. aver. acc. typ,
Gi Ir. oAocYs:.i si's sss4 NJ wilson ilGSMaC SIvd!.
Arl.. IA. $4,000.