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Evening star., 1961-06-07

COLONIAL MORTGAGE CORP.
Call Mr.. DRURY ewes: OIL. 2-2996
FORT SUMNER HILLs-Beautiful
new 3-bedrm., plus den, brick
rambler; space for additional bed
room and bath, ballroom-sized rec.
rm.; all rooms excep. spacious I:
liy. rm, with firepl., din. rm.. kit,
with din. space; 2-car attached
garage, nfid-5Os. o. F. SMITH &
BROS. CO., INC, OIL. 2-647S.
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Ia-acre, 4
bedrms. or 3 and family rm.. ga
baths, brick. center-hall planter
entr.. on quiet court; $29,500, you
name the terms. 10. 4-6l40.
Evening star., 1961-06-07
FLORANCE REALTY

AN<4bLA4NNG 1bGIth 1
3217 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
BAD SHAPE! Make offer) The
owner OF this nice home agrees
1t needs decorating and will listen
to all reasonable offers before We
start painting this Friday June q.
Features 3 bedrms., ga baths,
finished rec. rm., attached car
port. Located on nice lot in
Sleepy Hollow Manor. Just
few blocks from z Corners Shop.
bring your own paint brush and
make an offer. Call HU. 1-9l00
RApSP0Er pEAITv 1Nr
Evening star., 1961-06-07
THE EVENING STAR D-l3
Washington, D. c.
"Wednesday, June 7, 1861
ANNANDALE

BROOK HILLS ESTATES
II you are looking for an Individual,
wide, ANTIQUE brick rambler with
carport on large wooded lot
lover "a acrel then here is one
you must see. IN addition to the
features mentioned above 1t has
3 good size bedrms.. liy. rm. with
fireplace, separate din. Tm., kit.
WLeat. space, ia baths. finished
room for expansion. Priced S29,s
Evening star., 1961-06-07

BETHESDA-Immaculate 4-bedrm-
2-bath brick Cape Cod, cony.
schools, shopping, and transp. +:
NV. rm. w/firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
mod. kit. wIbrkfst. area, huge
paneled jalousied porch, full bSmt.,
fenced yard: $4,000. KORZEN-
DORFER. REALTOR, OIL. 4-Sl11
Evening star., 1961-06-07
Gordon Realty

CT. 6-2500 Res. CL. G-o3o7
ANNANDALE-Brick Cape Cod; 8.
4 bedrms.; lge. Handicapped yard,
fence, patio; excel. for children;
nr. schools, etc: priced for quick
sale at Sl4,SOO. CIR. 3-5471. NO
AGENTS.
CORNERS -
Owner anxious to retire-slashes
price $1,000 on air conditioned,
4-bedroom, 2-bath rambler; fin
ished rec. room. big enclosed
porch, detached garage and over
ls-acre level lot. Only 81 500 cash
under FLA terms. Shown by DAR-
WIN REALTY, INC. ia. 7-4353;
ewes, ia. 2-7S94 or KE. S-b26h.
Evening star., 1961-06-07

BETHEsDA-ROCKVILLE-offer in
loy low 20s might buy this lovely,
3.oedroom. 2-bath split-level; in
cludes also. large family room and
fine all-elec., kit. with dishwasher
and disposal; delightful high ele-
Hation overlooking Rock. Greek
never be obstructed. Purchaser
may assume large 4hTo CT loan.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC. DI.
Evening star., 1961-08-16

Dorothy
Draper

AS you no doubt know by
now, ads fascinate me. I am
probably the prize ad reader
this side of Fifth avenue. The
other day there was an ad
featuring pajamas that could
be used for sleeping or
lounging and they called
them "Switcheroos."
That seemed like an apt
name for some of the furni-.
ture today. Sofas by day have
long been turned into beds
by night.
Coffee tables can be raised
to serve as regulation dining
tables; chairs open out into
single beds to take care of
the guest who missed the last
train; and now there is a bed
that slides into and is hidden
under an end table. 1t rolls
out. unfolds and there you
are!
Counters in the kitchen
suddenly spring an extra leaf
that can be produced to form
a small snack bar. The cafe
curtains are reversible so that
you can have a print one
week and a solid the next.
Yes, it is the age Of the
"switcheroo" all right! Why
not think up some of your
own? ..-..,. ,.-...
Mrs. M. p. asks:
Certainly. hope you can
give me some hints on how
to brighten up my living
room. Something seems to be
missing. I have light gray
walls and white ceiling,
natural woodwork. Blush
gray sofa and matching chair,
one beige chair, fireplace
with bookcases on both ends.
TV too. White curtains.
Now I'm in the market for
new carpeting. What color
should l get to help give the
room eye appeal plus good
wear since we have five lively
boys?"
Dear Mrs. M. P:
Since everything seems to
be on the plain" side, why
not get a colorful plaid or
figured rug-one with lots of
orangy-red and black in it?
Plop some orangy-red pill
lows on your gray sofa and
get a spot of bright yellow in
there in flowers or a bowl Of
lemons.
P. S. asks:
"Our kitchen is long and
narrow, 9x15. We would like
to paint it but we are tired Of
the same old yellow and
green. 1t has always been
painted in two colors and we
would like to do the same.
1--WE had thought about
painting the top and ceiling
flamingo pink and the bot
tom Georgian blue"
Dear P. S.:
1 don't care too much for
the combination pink and
blue. How about pink and
roSy-red or pink and white?
CopyriEht 1861, Dorothy Draper
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
L. E. Parsons to
 Head Employment For Handicapped Persons

JUNEAU M = The designation
 of l.. E. Parsons, Fairbanks, as
 chairman of the Governors Com
 nnittee on employment of the
 handicapped was announced yes terday by Gov. Egan. Parsons succeeds Jack Finch oi KetchiIxan, who indicated he wa. unable to continue as chairman I of the committee, although he vii remain member of the com mittee.
 Egan also announced the reap. pointment of pr. Katsumi Kasugs and Jack Conright of Anchorage Paul Eipert of Fairbanks and Glenn Reid of Petersburg to the committee, for terfns expiring Sept. z7, 1864.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice Is hereby given that Mollie A. Dexter: Gosovin: Alaska, together with and Mrs, Laurie Amaktoolik. both, of Golovin. Alaska, has filed Application to Purchase for her Homesite. Fairbanks Serial No. 09l67, for lands described as:
 US. Survey No. 3651, Alaska,
 situated in the Town of Golovin
 on the North shore of Golovir
 Sound and the establishment Of
 US. Location Monument No. 3651. containing 1.63 acres.
 Any or ali 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. 13, 20. 27. Nov. 3. 10, IT., "A, Dec 1, 8, 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
British Beauty Wins Miss World" Crown

LONDON R = A British beauty who placed second in the Nils. Universe contest in Miami Beach two months ago was named Miss World on her home territory last night.
 She was the first British girl to win a major beauty conapeti- ton.
 The international contestants as usual irldulged in considerable acrimony after an earl, duchess and seven cSSscr 5s,dges awarded the title to brown-haired, blue eyed Rosemarie Frankland, 18, a model. But the tantruns dis sofvrl, frobabIy temporarily, as the 37 girls danced and drank champagne until the early hours at the Cafe De Paris.
 The US. entry, Jo Ann Odum of Huntington, w Va, was among the seven finalists but didn't kJ1dSC III tilt IioilCy.
 Comedian Bob Hope crowned Miss Frankland and saiuted her as Hthe most beautiful girl I ever saw When the girls started pickering Hope commented sooth- ingly: Name any of these girls and I'll say they deserved to win. l want peace"
 Rosemarie won 2,5O0 pounds tS7,000) and movie test but said, "my ambition is to be a gla- morous wife" Her measure ments are par for beauty con- test winners in the Monroe Bar dot age - 36-22-36.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
Queen Elizabeth II Receives Warm
 Welcome in Ghana

ACCRA, Ghana M A trunult of cheers and ceremonial pour ing of gin on the ground greeted Queen Elizabeth II Thursday on her arrival here for a 12-day state visit.
 Thousands of gaily garbed Africans burst into tumultuous cheering as the royal visitor, ac- companied by her husband Prince Philip, stepped from the plane which brought her on nonstop flight from London.
 A white-robed Fetish priest poured gin on the ground as a libation to invoke the blessings of inc gods and ancestors as the Queen was greeted by President Kwame Nkrumah.
 Thousands of Ghanaians lined the six-nile route to ancien, Christiansborg Castle, where the Queen will live while she is in this capital.
 There had been some fears in Britain for her personal safety on this visit. Armed Scotland Yard guards accompanied her.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
Mercury from Red Devil Mine Being Sent to Japan

(Mines & Petroleum Bulletin}
 The Red Devil Mine, on the Kuskolwin River near Sleetmute and one of the three largest Tner- curry mines in the U.S., is now shipping a portion of it's product to Japan. The Japanese pur- chasers are taking the mercury in it's partly refined form of soot. Shipments are by way of North ern Consolidated Airlines to An chorage and by the Kazukawa Steamship Line from Anchorage to Japan. Production at the Red Devil is reported up IS per cent over last year at this time, and a years output of 5000 flasks will probably be realized.
 James Crawford, vice president and general manager of the Alas Co. has announced that rising costs are causing shutdown of all dredges in the Fairbanks area by the end of 1863, and a shut dcwn at Nome possibly as early as 1862. The other USSM & R Co. dredges at Hogatza River and in the Forty Mile will be able to continue because of the fact that the cost of stripping and thaw- ing is not present in those camps The shutdown of the Fairbanks and Nome dredges will mark the end of the era of large-scale placer gold mining in Alaska, com parable to the end of the large scale lode gold mining when the Al Mine at Juneau was finally forced to close.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
Costly California Fire Is Now Under Control

LOS ANGELES R = A hun- dred men, hollow-eyed and ffoot- sore, patrolled still-smoking can- yons today, the final stage of a five-day fire disaster in the Santa Monica mountains.
 They kept abusing flareups throughout the night, hoping to avoid a renewal of Southern Cali fornia's worst fire outbreak.
 They finally controlled the 8,4O0-acre blaze in Topanga Cam yon Thursday night but were still plagued by "hot spot" sparks flying out of smoldering stun,7ss ant flaring into flames. The 5,750- acre fire in nearby Bel-Air was controlled Wednesday night.
 Official estimates of damage remained unchanged: 456 homes destroyed; property losses that may exceed $20 million; 14,150 acres of vital watershed ruined.
 There have been no deaths re- ported. About 150 firemen have been injured, none seriously. Los Angeles County has been declared a disaster area by Gov. Edmund Brown, who is seeking federal aid.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
Your School: Time for a Progress Report
By Lennie Mae Nerland

By Lennie Mae Nerland
 Many persons visited Open House in the Nome Public School last evening and saw for them selves the facilities available and samples of the work being done in our school rooms. We wonder if you can realize how our school has grown, and will continue to grow if present trends continue
 About 1885 1886 when the old part of the present building was erected and classes moved into it, the citizens were shaking their heads in astonishment that such large school was built for so few pupils. There were about B high school students housed on the second floor while today there are over four times that many in the same place, and over flowing into the annex. There were four or five teachers on the faculty with the superintendent teaching classes in addition to his other duties.
 Grade school was housed in four classrooms on the main floor with three other rooms being used for shop. During World II years there were approximately 25 pupils for each two grades dis tributed among four teachers.
 A great change took place in the later 1940's when many fam flies from the villages moved to Nome seeking work, and school facilities for their children. The Alaska Native School = now BIA = had been closed and their en- rolisnen. came to the public school. Soon the rooms were so crowded that teachers could hard ly walk between the desks. More teachers from among qualified towns-women were drafted to tighten the load. Rather undesir- able rooms were pressed into serv- ice as class rooms. And so the
 story goes. Perhaps you were z part of this.
 In tine 1950's our spirits wer,
 lifted and new plans made whel
 an addition was built onto tn,
 crowded school. Surely eigh modern class rooms and a multi
 purpose room would care for oul needs. But before 1t was ever finished we realized it wasn't large enough! The Gillis addi- ton to the north of the gymna- sium helped some. But school en- rollment was ahead of available facilities. What is the prospect fer the :s.=::sre? At present the elementary grades through sixth are on shift at great inconvenience to par ents and school personnel. Tired children, struggle with their as- signments, and equally tired teachers strive to ease the pres sures and tensions and keep the standards as high as usual. When will relief come? Apparently no one has the answer to that ques- tion. Ten new class rooms would get our classes off shift and pro- vide facilities not available now There are many activities and areas that the present day stu- dent needs as part of his edu- cation in this small and danger ous world.
 How can we pay the price for excellence? Who can help solve these ever growing needs in our tonmunity?
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10

HELSINKI, Finland R = For eign Minister Anti Karjalainen left by train today for Moscow to discuss the recent Soviet note calling for Finnish Russian talks on joint defense measures against West Germany
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Dean Bronson, Ber-
 Una Often, Emma Bourbon, Joe Penatac, Gilbert Dinmick. Discharged: Mary Bergamaschi hnd Grace Parker, m
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-10

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Arizona tribune., 1961-07-07
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WASHINGTON --Commission-
er Cyrus ]. Golfer, of the Ill
inois commerce Commission,
has been named by the Depart
ment of Justice to serve on Pres
ident Kennedy's new Adminis-
trative Conference of the United
States.
Golfer, now in his 18th year
as a commissioner Is the only
Negro member of the Illinois
Commerce Commission, and will
continue to serve on that body.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-07
NEGRO RED LEADER
SET FREE BY JFK

NEW YORK--Henry Winston,
one Of the nations top Commun-
lists, went free yesterday after
more than five years. imprison-
ment. President Kennedy COM
muted his federal sentence be-
cause he is blind and i'll.
I'm happy and surprised"
said Winston, Negro, one Of
two remaining Red bigwigs still
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-07
FHoTo-MccoNNELL

imprisoned as a result of the
lo4o Smith Act conviction of II
top party leaders.
Winston, who was given an
eight-year prison term, faces
possible surgery a second time
for a brain tumor. The White
House has been urged to Glenn
ency on humanitarian grounds
by rlon-C Communists, as we'll as
by the party itself.
Arizona tribune., 1961-07-07

Dr. Morrison Warren, principal Washington School
was recently elected the aricopa Health Asso
citation.
He was the keynote speaker western regional
teenagers conference held in the city June % and a.
Emphasizing the need of learning understanding
words such love- democracy faith fairness addressed
more than $50 delegates
ornia, Oregon, Colorado, Arizona and Washington.
Mayor Sam aran delegates seventh
annual conference Business sessions
al the YMCA.
Mrs. Robert Phillips S. o ST. is the local teenage group
director Mrs William Warren 1926 S. l9 ST. is president
Phoenix Jack and Jill chapter.
Evening star., 1961-01-02
Leonard R. Viner, President
ARCADE-SUNSHINE COMPANY, Inc.

IN RECENT YEARS, chronological advances in the
science of rug cleaning have been little short Of as
founding.
Today thanks to modern scientific methods and equip
ment it is not only possible, but practical to get
cleaned rug really cean Without breaking or injur-
ing the fibers. Without loos ening them. Without
beating them down and flattening out the pile like
pancake And rinsed free of harmful residue
But please note these words MODERN SCIENTIFIC
METHODS and EQUIPMENT. Unless these modern
chronological advances are fully employed, it is
PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE (a) to clean rug really
clean ) to leave it undamaged c) to control shrink
age ( to return it to your home practically free of
all dirt-attracting detergent impurities.
IN SHORT: Ordinary outdated rug cleaning methods
that merely scour your rug-give it superficial rims
ingand hang it up to dry-simply do not do the job
AS matter of fact these obsolete methods can do
rugs more harm than good
X X X X
lot Of people must get pretty discouraged at times
with rug cleaning results.
You go out and buy rug. rug always costs money
good one cost you hundreds, or even thousands
of dollars. When it starts looking soied you send it
out to rug cleaner-and like as not it comes back
looking pretty good.
But weeks LATER after it has been back on your
floor for while it may look than it did before
you had it cleaned Why? This must be puzzling to the
average fastidious housewife.
The fact that it may not look clean is bad enough.
But what you don't see-what you can't see until it
too late-is the hidden damage which may possibly
have done Damage which risks your entire rug invest
ment
The way it ends up is this. By trying to save few
pennies rug cleaning, many people find too late that
their expensive rugs have been damaged beyond re-
covery.
What are some of these hidden damages?
We'll, when rug is improperly cleaned-with un-
skilled help, harsh chemicals, and outdated equip
ment-here are some of the things that can happen:
l. The rug fibers be frayed split at the
ends, or often broken off short
Evening star., 1961-01-02

NOTE: For quick, efficient cafor- and.delivery serv-
ice simply phone Randolph $4,000 and ask for Rug
Service. One of our courteous Service Crews will col
lect your rugs and return them clean to your home
Evening star., 1961-01-02

Today state, without qualification, that rugs
cleaned by methods and equipment last longer look
loveler suffer hidden damage and virtually free
from harmful dirt and sticky clnging dirtattracng
soap and detergent particles.
In Short rugs cleaned in the Arcade-Sunshine plant
come back to you REALLY CLEAN.
1t is high time for us to tell you, that in our plant
today is the very finest and most modern rug cleaning
equipment to be found anywhere in America. We put
$4,000 in one piece of machinery alone During the
last few years we've spent more than $15OO0O in mod
ernization. And throughout plant if you care to
visit us, you will many other installations repre-
sentng investment that runs to millions of dollars
For these reasons-and because of the skilled crafts
manshp for which we are so wellknown-it costs you
no more to have your rugs cleaned really clean at
Arcade Sunshine
So sure Of this we, that make you this standing
offer: you can send any rug in your house-or every
rug in your house-to Arcade-Sunshine and if you
don't agree they come back to you cleaner, loveier-
looking and newer-looking- STAY THAT WAY
MANY TIMES LONGER than ever before . just
send them back and we will make it right with you
ArcadeSunshnes plant is the biggest cleaning plant
in the CITY,
We are jealous of our reputation our business integrity
We are proud of the industry we represent-and our
standing in it.
Our entire organization is devoted to one aim:
MAKING CERTAIN THAT YOUR RUGS
ARE CLEANED REALLY CLEAN.
We feel that rug should be returned to GUS
toner which has traces of harsh sticky soaps or aka
particles left in it as result of obsolete rug cleaning
methods.
We know the hidden damage such cleaning methods
can cause to your rugs
REMEMBER-to have your rugs cleaned herein one
of the most modern rug cleaning plants in America
will cost you more.
And the results you get-in rugs cleaned really CLEAN
will surely you. .'s
ARCADE-S SUNSHINE COMPANY, Inc.
7ss LAMONT STREET. NV
Evening star., 1961-01-02
LET'S FACE IT: When ,Uas the lost time your
''cleaned" rugs come home really clean?

g If not actually broken they can be loosened
so that either the pile is raised and uneven or
the whole rug is flattened out and matted SO it
looks shiny and cheap.
8. Deposits of aluminium, rubbed off by home
vacuum cleaners, get worked into the fibers,
and become embedded deeper and deeper-thus
duling the original colors and making them
look flat and lifeless.
d. Strong rug cleaning soaps, alkalis and de-
tergents, used to offset outdated methods and
equipment, are in many cases so hard that when
the rug is improperly rinsed with inadequate
equipment they cannot be gotten out
This last point is of vast importance Here's why:
Overdoses of strong, sticky soaps, harsh akas and
hard detergens foreign to WOOL cotton and even
to synthetic bers and blends They help but have
deteriorating or "rottng" effect in time
But that's not the worst Of it. When enough of these
sticky soap and detergent particles cling in the rug
they attract more dirt than dirt itself.
So if your rug is delivered back to you inadequaely
cleaned and rnsed is CONDITIONED" to defeat the very
purpose Of having it cleaned in the first place. DO you
blame u.s. then, for crtczng these outdated methods
for trying, in this frank, ouspoken way, to set the
public and the American housewife straight?
X *kkk
Obviously Arcade-Sunshine has selfish motive" in
asking you to face these rug cleaning truths
WE THINK IT IS GOOD BUSINESS for an industry's
spokesman to give the public and its customers the facts
The American people have always liked being told It is
all they ask from any industry or business.
We have another reason too We want to protect
business Arcade-Sunshine is pretty generally
known the leading rug cleaning organization in this
area one of the best in the country
again, we had reason:
Although the Arcade Sunshine plant has been kept
completely uptodate in its equipment, its methods and
the trained skill of its personnet seemed to us
that the finest possible rug cleaning equipment had yet
been developed.
For years, we worked handn-gove with the countrys
leading manufacturers, and with the worlds leading
suppiers of various rugcleansng products, to bring
this about.
Recently in cooperation with other leading rug cleaning
organizations and utilizing important technical nforma-
ton furnished by the National Institute of Rug Cleaners
(of which we member) we undertook compre-
hensive research to determine-once and for al-the
latest up-to-date cleaning methods and results.
Evening star., 1961-01-02

FOREWORD: So widespread is the public
misconception on good rug cleaning that we
"a leading member of the fast growing rug
cleaning industry-feel it our duty to give
Washington area housewives the true facts
about this serious situation
Therefore, we are publishing this full and
complete report in the belief that it is in the
public interest to do so
Evening star., 1961-01-02

Copyright 1861 rcade-sunshin' CO.
Evening star., 1961-07-23

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