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The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15

west ASSOcldtlO0 O1 secondary ana higher schools. A full college pre- paratory course is provided. Band and chorus are important facets of the curriculum. Students are active in many fields and various faculty members offer additional training in fields of their special interests Basketball is the major sport.
 Government-Nom is a city of the first class and is governed by common council elected by all citizens over 19 years of age. The executive officer of the city is the mayor Most community ac- tivities and services center in the city hall and include the public library, the fire and police de- partments, the offices of the city clerk, and the council chambers. Such little laWlessneSs as exists in Nome or the area is effectively handled by an efficient city police force and state law enforcement agencies. Nome is the headquarters of the Northwestern Area Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the District Office of the Department of Health and Welfare. Nome is also the headquarters of the Sec ond Judicial District of the State and has resident Superior Court Judge.
 Area Student Enrollments-For purposes of this report it was as- Sumed that the student service area for the proposed school might be the area north and west of the Alaska Range including, per hapS the Aleutian Chain.
 Student nt-Personnel Transpora- tion-At the present time air travel is the only available means of rapid, inexpensive travel for students and personnel to and from any site selected north of the Yukon River. Nome is serv- iced by Alaska Airlines, Inc. be- tween Nome and Anchorage. Wien Alaska Airlines provides service between Nome and Fairbanks. Bush aircraft connect the many villages of the Seward Peninsula with Nome and with St. Lawrence and Little Diomede Islands. Bush lines from nearly every village in Western and Northwestern Alas ka connect with the two major airlines into Nome.
 The Actual Site-Two proposed sites for a Vocational Boarding School, offered to the State of Alaska for the minimum legal amount to transfer title ($1OO).
 One is located within the limits of the City of Nome and is three-fourths of a mile rom the city center. This area was formerly a portion of the housing, recreational, and of flee area of Marks Air Force Base during the years 1922 and 1852. The area or acreage available is dependent upon requirements of any proposed installation, or ap- proximately (2O acres, with no further landscaping necessary. There are several buildings on the site but plans are in process for their removal by spring. This area is all on ground thawed from mining dredging operations, and settling of the ground has been stabilized during the past eighteen years by natural settling and mechanical competing mak- ing it suitable for any type con- struction, including basements.
 Electrical power lines exist in this area with power supply from
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-15
Why The Vocational School
 Should be Located at Nome

The Vocational School Steering Committee of the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce and the City of Nome have completed 27 page brochure the
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28

development meeting held Sum- day at Homer
 Mir. and Mrs ". s. (Red) Olsen were the honorees at a surprise party given in ob- servance of their 18th wedding anniversary. July 12. Hosting the event in the Olsen home were Carole Olsen and MT and Mrs. Jody Grange.
 Other guests were MT and Mrs. NJ L. (Red) Grange, MT and Mrs. Ted Grange. MT. and Mrs. Jim Seward and Mir. and Mrs. Wayne Filke1.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Me- Nulty Of Denver, Colo, are in Soldatna visiting their son, Ed. The 1atter's family. also of Denver, is expected to arrive next month
 Bob Mackey has as his guest his father. Frank Mackey, of Everett, Wash.
 Ed Onsteadt was joined last week by his wife and children, who came from Yakima, Wash, to make their home in Soldat- na. Ed is an employee of Halli- burton Go.
 Maurine Jones, rowing re- porter and general office help CT at the Cheeehako News, left on July 19 for a six-weeks va cation trip to California and Texas At Bakersfield, Calif., she will visit her two sons, daughter and grandchildren as well as her mother and brother after which she will go on to Amarillo, Texas to see sister, Mrs. Phil Phillips.
 The Loren Heath family, con- sisting of MT. and Mrs. Heath and five children, have re- turned to make their home on their homestead at Mile 95 on the Sterling Highway after having lived in Anchorage the past three years.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
ToAsTMIsTREss SPEAKER

Maxine Lee, one of the first homesteaders in the Soldatna area and now living in Calt- fornia, was the guest evaluator at the meeting of the Redoubt Toastmistress club July 12 in the home of Dolly Farnsworth. Mrs. Lee is president of the Los Gatos (Calif) Toastmistress club. While visiting friends here she made her headquar- ters in the home of Jerry and Rusty Lancashire.
 Amy Grainge was toastmis- tress at the guest night meet ing Speakers were Marion Oberts. whose topic was ''The Slip Stream; Peggy Mcbride, Courtesy and Justice to All Daphne McLane, Surprise Package, and Dolly Earns worth, "Orientation Makes the Difference
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
soldofr1d snaps Kay ErlUei1 Stricken

grandparents, became ill while visiting an aunt iii Toronto and was rushed to a hospital there Two doctors and a surgeon were in attendance at the op- eration. Her condition was re- garded as serious for some time but she is now nearly we'll enough to resume her trip.
 Kathy Morgan was elected president of the Women's Bowling Association at a meet ing held July 20 at the Sky bowl.
 Other officers elected at the same time include Marvene Sunday, vice president; Shir- ley Ford, secretary; Dot Boast, treasurer; and Verona Wilson, sergeant-at-arms. All terms will be for the coming year.
 Seven members of the Sol- datna All club returned Sun- day full of enthusiasm for the club camp they attended at Kings Lake near Wasil1a.
 Dick and Mike Demaray, Louise Grainge and John John ston proudly displayed 4-leaf clover awards they had won by swimming one-half mile to an island in the lake. Others in the group were Patricia Ash. Craig Thompson and Chuck Whitney Taking the group up on July 19 were Mrs. Donna Whitney and Mrs. Louise John ston. NIT. and Mrs. Demaray were the drivers of the cars bringing the club members home.
 Mrs. Louise Bird, Mrs. Elsie I,Hirondel, Mrs. Lottie Sparks and Mrs. Virginia Gibbs were responsible for sewing the draperies for the Soldatna medical clinic.
 Richard Roger, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry F. Roger of Soldatna, has been awarded a David and Jenny Standberg Memorial Scholarship for the coming fall semester by the University of Alaska scholaar- ship committee Roger, who graduated in May, 1861, with a B.S. degree in geology, will continue his studies under the University of Alaska's gradu- ate program in geology.
 Ed Meyers, Bill and Virginia Gibbs and Burton Carver. all of Soldatna, attended the area
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28

Kathleen Erlwein, 12-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ted Erlwein of Soldatna, Is reported recovering satisfactor- fly from an emergency appen- deetemy performed recently in Toronto, Canada.
 Kathleen, who was on a tour of the United States with her
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
, p ECI AL , i!  For Sale
 kenai
 kenai

kenai 3-Bedroom Home furnished. Very Nice. Terms. 4zBedroom Home = Nearly new. Nicely furnished. Terms. 2-Bedroom home. partly fur nished. Terms. 5=Acres Inlet View North
 Kenai Beautiful building
 spot. Can be divided. Large Lot-In1et and Kenai
 River View for business or
 commercial. Thompson Park Subdivision
 East Kenai. 74 business
 and residential lots left.
 (Have sold 25 this year.
 10G down. balance easy
 terms.
 80 Acres North Kenai on
 beautiful lake. full oil
 rights. kasiIof E 40 Acres on very beautiful lake. House. This is priced for quick cash sale.
 Sterling 5-Acre tracts on highway. Naptowne Cafe, Grocery Store, Gas, Living Ours. A home & business income. Investigate this NOW.
 SoIdotna New 4-Apartment building. 7-Residential lots on Aspen
 Way-Terms.
 We Need Listings!!! Kenai area Sterling Nap
 towne Kasilof Clam
 Gulch & Ninilchik areas K EN Al R E EALTY Y l. H. Thompson, Broker Stan F. Thompson, SALESMAN
 Jerry D. Thompson, SALESMAN
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
kasiiof

40 Acres on very beautiful lake. House. This is priced for quick cash sale.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
Soldotna

New 4-Apartment building. 7-Residential lots on Aspen
 Way-Terms.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-07-28
Sterling

5-Acre tracts on highway. Naptowne Cafe, Grocery Store, Gas, Living Ours. A home & business income. Investigate this NOW.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

TAK0MA FARK-Al brk. 4-bedrm
Cape Cod With sep. din. Ym.
"HAB EVERYTHING"
Sep. Usrage, fireplace in liv. fni.,
rear porch. immediate possession
Only S1T,o5O.
w. J. NICHOLAg IO. R-0aOi
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
MEADOWOOD

HAVE HOUSE MUST SELL.
:. Owner transferred and
must give Up this lovely GUS
tom-built rambler. 3 bedrm.,
bath, gar. and many ex-
TaSi priced In low sos. Call
ToWNHousE PROPERTIES. INC.
MONTGOMERY HILLS Of Silver
SprinG-Immaculately kept tWo-
bedroom cottage. Lge. living room
with fireplace. fun attic. base
ssss @sas ~ 1S5hssnSS, sh1nsgS isyeiy lot aSa c
Conventional terms. oK'd 4
KIN pRusKIN q co. 10. 5.2oOs
Evening star., 1961-07-19

DON'T BUY-Until you call Prince
Georges Properties, Inc. We have
Q terrific selection Of homes on
1 to 4 acres. Down payments as
low as S1S6. We want to serve
Evening star., 1961-07-19
ANNANDALE
$17,5OO

rambler with 3 bedrns .
tile bath. iy. rm. with firepl., din.
fm., ~oulpscG SIT: An-nor- -fenced
lot. Immaculate cond. throughout.
walk 70 Rraoe school. FHA terms
TO everyone.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
Bren Mar Park

BR0YHILL PARK, SIs,20O-Out.
standing 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with beautiful recreation room in
full bsnit.: lovely lot. LAIRD
REALTY, JE. 3.2I34
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY. COUNTY
iCONTINUEp)

BETHESDA-4-bedrm., 2-bath mod
ern Cape Cod; 20-ft. kit, hot
water heat; beaut. private large
yard; SCI, 800.
ANDHIS REALTY, OIL. 2-e070 It'll 0
BETHESDA, KENWooD AREA =
First time offered: brick-and-stone
rambler on A-aeTe lot with trees:
3 bedrms., ga baths, 22-ft. .liv.
rm., sep. din. Nn., large kit.,
rec. rri., g0rage: mid sos.
BETHESDA REALTY, OIL. 4-14i6
BETAEsDA. MASS AVE. AREA
Lovely custom-built eenteF-hall
rambler on quiet eul.de-gec.
3 tWin-siEe hedrmS. and 2 baths
on main level. out-of-eround
Walk.out lower level has bedrm.
and full bath, family Rm. and
garage, v acre; S3s,500.
ANDR15 REALTY OIL. 5000 It'll 8
BETHESDA: Beautiful fenced cor
ner. lot near fine sehool-6-Hnl =.
screened porch: 1st.floor powder
rm., maids rn. and bath. Stairs
to attic; garage. Quick possession.
Price S26,500. Call JAMES Z.
SCHWAB, EN-. 2-6a00; eyes,, OIL.
4-S6Q3 or OIL. 4.aO33.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

CHEVERLY - Stone Cape
Cod; spacious 4-bedrn1., 2.
tIled-bath home; sep; din.
1TITn,' 1Tn,' ,tons me tirsnl,; :,iE! iHll bI1at;i' TG6;
Priced for quick sale with
exceptional terms and may
60 GI with no dn. payment.
LANDovER AREA-spotless
3.bedrm. home; large din.
ell. level fenced lot; walk
to shopping and bus. Just
$500 dn., assume large OF
loan and 500 per mo. DAYS
all. Move In . weeks; owner
AP. '''7:ti:5iSi 7-72oO TIL 9 PM.
8. C. HMLEY b CO., REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-07-19
SPLIT LEVEL
SUMMER

Miller-built Colonial,
stone and brick, on corner lot, with
many flowers. trees and shrubs
Completely equipped kit, living
room with bay window and adjoin-
ing screened porch, den, 4 bedrms.,
3 baths, full bsmt., rec. rla. Low
40s. Ewes. call LESLIE WILLIAMS,
W. C. 4 4. n. MILLER rEv. co.
LIST YOUR HoAl1 WITH Ue
Realtors I'm. 2-4464
Evening star., 1961-07-19

BRENTW6OD-S295 dn. TO anyone,
incl. settl. chgs.; 2-bedrn. det..
front pch., bsmt., fenced lot, storm
windows. ME. S.1212.
CARMODY NILS
Neat and clean 2-bedrm. home on
level lot mr.. schools, transp. and
shopping: home in excel. cond.;
payments Of S77.50 per mo. pays
sSs5ytsaHE; sSsc sbSS. settlement costs less
RIVERDALE
3.bedrm. stone Cape
God: sep: din: rni,; equipped III. {nt
only $4,000, easy FHA terms.
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Just Fedee.; brk. semi-Coloniel:. liv.
nm, sep. din. rm., equipped kit;
2 large bedrnis., bsmt. and level
Iot;. $l3,500 FHA. Close to all con-
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
TN A-11A6
Evening star., 1961-07-19
H4Open

WOoDsIDE-LarEe 3.bedrm. ram
tiis BATH. i; ss:ut. TIT isr1s aii; Rit., rssse.
in daylight bsmt.: Ss4,S50. out
deorgia ave. 2 blks. past Mont
gomery Hills, Tt. on Flora ] blk,
left to open sign. LO. 4.6l40.
WOODeIDE PARK-Lte. rambler,
centrally air conditioned. On beau
tiful Handicapped lot. 4 bedrms.,
8 baths. Open stairway from tiled
foyer to rec. rni. Perfect cond.
GRAHAM co. JU. b-6010
Evening star., 1961-07-19
CO. KE. 6-7gIO
n kE. 6-56S6
RrAuTTrTu rpA,Yv,r,

BEAUTIFyL FRANKLIN
OF THE ARLINGTON goR-
per, TIL; THIS nc HOME ENJOYS
6 g. 2 2,N n VEMIENT III LEGATION: : ca,
OF COUNTRY-TYPE LIV.
ING. THIS ALL BRICK
r A MBLER FEATURES 3
TWIN SIZE BEDROOMS,
2ls BATHS; 1MMACULATl
CONDITION; CENTER.HAI.L
OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
LY LANDScAPED LARGE
LEVEL LOTS WITH TREES
YOU WILL EVER SEE.
MEL, REALTORS, IA. Il.
6161, IA. 1887.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. town;

GEOhGEIOWN-B LoWn-
house completely remodeled and
centrally air conditioned, in one
= Of Georgetown's finest neikhbor-
hoods. Gaslight and ivied front
yard. Formal entrance way and
custom wailpapered dining room;
remodeled- brick kitchen with
automatic dishwasher and washer
dryer; large formal living room
With 2 fireplaces. floor-to-ceiling
= heokselveS. picture bay window.
WaNpapered powder room. Cheer
fpl sunporeh with glass doors
opening to spacious patio with
large tree and formal garden with
fountain. Upstairs master bed
room With chandelier and built-in
eupboerds. Handsome guest room.
Child's room or study. Bathroom,
a newly built. Shown by appoint
snent only, call FE. S-19?5. No
'1agentS.
<=TTTTNTE= All IE0NEV0
Evening star., 1961-07-19
CHEVY CHASE

7211. Pomander Lane, open daily to
dark. New Colonial, 3 bedrms..
3ls baths. de luxe kitchen. family
room with fireplace, plus ground
level rec. room, 2-car garage. Two
other plans to inspect.
DIR: Out Conn. ave-. riGht on
western ave. to Winnett I'd. left
2 blocks, right to home. 3 am
q pm. EN-. 2-1400 METzLER
Evening star., 1961-07-19

SIS UPPER NV.
Mr.. 10th and Van Buren, SITS.
Z t6BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
;eemidet. brk:. reception hall. liv.
:, rm. wIfirepl., lse. din. rm., kit.
4. and den: full bsmt., oil h.-w.h;;
Z Price. S19,500 with terms. Call
Mr.. Mcintosh. Elk. 3-24SO; ewes.
and Sundays. AD: 2-6562.
FRED A. SMITH co.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
CLARKSBURG

COMPLETELY RENOVATED
And newly decorated throughout.
Spacious 3.bedrm. home; LSe' Nv
full bath. Approximately ia
acres. Excellent location. Bus stop
at door. GI. no money down, or
low down payment conventional
STRAnEs" ACCEPTED
MANOVILL HLALTY CORP.
WI. 1924
Evening star., 1961-07-19

CHEVY CHASE - Gracious town
house, ideal for entertaining; CEN
ter hall with marble FIR. and mar
Bile stairway; sunken liv. rri., for
NAL din rn1.: modern kit. with
breakfast area; study and pwdr.
rn. on 1st fir: bedrooms tmas-
ter bedrn. has adjoining sitting
rm.), . baths. Full bsmt. with rec.
rm., bar room and full bath; pa
ito. garage, beautiful deep yard;
$47,5 500. KORZENDORFER, RE-
ALTOR. OIL. 4.6111 til 0.
CHEVY CHASE sR-sPRINGFTELD-3
bedrms.. 9 baths, library with
recreation rm., detached garage;
vell-landscaped lot. Priced in
mid sos. owner wants sale-Act
nowi 8 a.I1.-a p.rn., EN-. 2.7400.
METZLER REALTOR.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Close to transp. and Blessed Sac
rament. 5 delightful bedrms.. to-
days kit, spacious fenced lot with
country. atmosphere; reasonably
priced in low 3ns.
CHEVY CHASE RLTY.
EN-. 5-1S00 Open go
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE 0E0RaES COUNTY

ABOUT See.6O PER MONTH
$3.50 dn; incl. settlement, 8 bed
{s T.n::1 din n ;S1 n. ssissnsd S;sS1ss rTH RSrSH
HAHAN REALTY. NC. UN. 4.6S63
Evening star., 1961-07-19
PROTOCOL LISTING
-. ON FILE
ELEVEN MINUTES TO
WHITE HOUSE
ON RESERVOIR ROAD

few exclusive areas Of Northwest
:, Washinaton. Electrical accoutrc-
. pents and furnishings optional.
d 1deat for Attaehe or secretary
- with small family and graeious
living habits. 100-foot rear lawn,
,41eneed and hedged. FE. S-s069.
- SHEPHERD PARK SPECIALS
90 143l ROXANNA ROAD NV.
DET. center hall, 3 bedrms.; GA
baths, den, pwd. rn1.; Wv. car
-. 1897 LEEoATE ROAD NV.
Cape Cod, bedrooms and full
. bath 1st fir: 2 bedrooms and
- 7542 18th ST. NV.
Vacant, immed. poss. Of this large
S-room house. Priced to sell last,
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
610 Oglethorpe st. NE.
%afTsts f,st ,t hrck slbaS hSs vtS PFlcsa a.,s to
terms: 8 large rooms, Ia baths,
gas hit, rear patio porch. Anchor
fenced rear yard; ewes. JU. b.60S4
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2.3O60
Evening star., 1961-07-19
DETACHED

DETACHED
z14 RITTENHoUsE STREET NE.
peta ched Colonial brick home-side
hall-6 lge. rrpS.-liv. rIn. with
: lirerlace-3 bedrms.-1h baths
large fenced lot.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
GRANTS PK.-2 6edrms:, l bath.
liV, rnr., din. rm., kit, bsnt., ga
rage. ras heat. LA, 6-1S12.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-H.W.
N (coNIlNUED)
RRIARCLIFF ANA RANBLER,-

RRIARCLIFF AREA RAMBLER
. Luxurious living In fine con-
. -venient neishborhood where one
floor homes are very scarce. Fea-
-tures q fun finished street-leyel
= sSsspsHt s.ospsTto,i,HMS, aHS cENIsAL S.S1no. AIR
baths large family room. screened
years old, Excellent condition.
Priced at S39,95O. out-of-town
evner urges quick salei FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411;
evenings. OIL. 10000.
BRIGHTW0OD, 1907 LongfelloW St.
Mod. det. brick, liv. rn., din.
nm, kit. . bedrms. and bath, 1st
= fir; : bedrms., kit, and bath on
End flr.; hsmt: with rec. rm.; 2
DAWN REALTY w. TU. s-s1s5
CATHEDRAL HEIGHTS = Wonder
eArage, very attractive surround
close to churches, parochlal and
: public schools. Owner leaving.
Priced in low EOS. No agents. Box
), 166,B, Star.
CHEVY CHAsEi best schools-An
older home in perfectly beautiful
includes den on. LIST
floor; 4 nice rooms on md floor.
= Lovely tree-shaded street in a
:: fine neishborhood. Lafayette,
Blessed Sacrament. Deal. Wilson
and st. Johns Schools. LOWER
.9Tsl FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
sQI. T-I411; ewes, FE. S-l550.
CHEVY CHASE: brick colonia
home. in Blessed Sacrament Par
tsh II 5 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS,
large modern kitchen: ideal home
%o. We ': "s5oo o@i til s'''ssTpiw 4. spw. III II
JONES g. CO., REALTOR, $3.50
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

=, 7506-9th ST. NV.
Modern semidet. brick in beautiful
,SSi''Gh sSOd. til.d s kitehen, NIlS lsfse rear i;
= screened porch, 3 bedrms., knotty
pine rec. room, Anchor fenced
rear yard. Ewes, JU. 5-60S4.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-07-19

4021 22nd st. NE.
. large bedrms.. 1 enclosed porch.
Y bath, . screened porches. gar
beautiful yard and shrubs. En-
. tire house in excel. condition.
This. win not last long so call
BILL DORA Me. s-4ss6
Evening star., 1961-07-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-MH.
MoMTe0MERY COUNTY

ST. BERNADRTFEi Sle.sSo = 81
bedroom rambler. Din. rna., bSmt..
Nestled in trees on lot IO0x1sO.
Conv. everything.
ALLEN REAL Estate, 10. 6.1e50
TAKOAGA PARK = BunEaloW-style
home with 3 bedrooms, Ia baths.
sep. din. rm.. den and enclosed
porch; full bsmt.; S13,76o. HUGH
2. PECK. 1895 New Hamr. ave-
Evening star., 1961-07-19
.CHEYY CEASE: brick coionia
CLEVELAND PARK

Semidet.. nr. transp. and best
schools. Liv. rm. with firepl..
: din. rm.. modern kit. with break
rms. bath on md H.; walk UP to
EVes.. MRS. SUTTON, KE. 7-O30S.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
CLEVELAND PIX, west Of Wis, nr.
st. Adams and Cathedral Schools
:9-Brk., 4 bedrooms, powder rm.,
1ke rms. sood closet space, nice
yd., quick possession. Low 20s.
mrs. Robinson, EN-. 3-0327 or
e. iAp. 3-5424, TIGHE WOODS.
Evening star., 1961-07-19
ADAMS DRIVE
6. A. scHEsLINGER CO.

ARGYLE COUNTRY CLUE AREA
Watch the children walk 10
swimming pool and golf course
from this 4-bedrm.. split-level on
"a acre. Model kitchen and fami-
ly rm., ga baths. owner trans
ferred, mid eos for quick sale.
LLEWELLYN CO.. JU. s-6eOO'
Evening star., 1961-07-19
RIGGS PARK
$500 DOWN

Completely temodeled 5-rm. semi
det. brk.: excel. neighborhood
OWNER will finance. Call D1. 7-
lllk. eves MA ELIZA
Evening star., 1961-07-19
2-FAMMY BRICK nupLW

2 bedrooms, liv. room, din.
room, batn and equipped
Kitchen on each floor, Sen.
utilities for each. House haS
basement and space for 4
rec, room: S27,760.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

A cruise to foreign land is
the holiday hope of this weeks
winner in The Star Travel
Contest.
Miss Julia B. Johansen, 1902
Thirteenth road South. Arling-
ton, Va. would step aboard a
ship in Washington and sail
to Bermuda, Nassau or Nova
Scotia.
To her goes the IS weekly
prize. She now is eligible for
the judging to determine the
winner of the $3.50 Grand
Prize.
She wrote:
"Three different $3.50 vaca-
tions are available on a cruise
ship from Washington. The
fare tS137.85) covers five days
at sea and two days in for
eign country with first-class
accommodations, except the
A-deck cabin, subject to less
roll and pitch.
Three excellent meals, with
a daily change of a wide-choice
menu, are served in the dining
hall, and midmorning, after
noon and bedtime snacks are
served on deck. All passengers
Evening star., 1961-04-02
POINTS OF INTEREST
Loguno Beach Plans
Pageant of'Mosters'

CALIFORNIA-LagunaB Beach
will stage its unique Pageant
of the Masters" July Is to
August l3 this year. The pag-
cant, a nightly attraction dur
ing the city'S Festival of Arts,
features live models portraying
the work of famed painters,
Sculptors and illustrators. The
pageant includes living repro
ductions of Leonardo da Vinci's
THE Last Supper" the BaS
Relief from the Albert Me-
mortal in London, and the
works of % other noted artists.
The production lasts for two
hours. The festival includes
an art fair staged by about
200 local artists and craftsmen.
y +
ARIZONA-The DonS Club of
Phoenix will hold its final
spring "Cavalcade" April %
"a. The Dons Club is a group
of Spanish attired Phoenix
business men who take visitors
Evening star., 1961-04-02
New Buses
Introduced

The Washingtonian who
travels by bus will soon have
a flock of new ones available.
Both Greyhound and Trail
ways last week showed off new
buses which will go into service
out of Washington and even
tually throughout the country.
A steel band from Trinidad
helped introduce the railways
buses and on hand for the
Greyhound inaugural was the
company's dog mascot, Lady
Greyhound.
Principal new feature of the
General Motors buses is the
vs. diesel engine. They are de-
signed to provide more heat
in winter and more cool air
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Of age. Special packages for
overnight stays in either Phila-
delphia or Baltimore are avail
able, and arrangements will be
made for the passengers to re-
turn by bus the next day.
River Journeys
Most ambitious of the inland
waterways trips are those Of
the SIS Delta Queen. plying
the Ohio, Tennessee and Mis-
Sissippi Rivers, as far south
as New Orleans.
The stern wheel paddle
Steamer-two books have been
written about her adventurous
career-has a lengthy schedule
of trips for the spring, summer
and fall.
Twenty-day cruises in spring
and fall go to New Orleans,
at costs ranging from $340 to
$525 a person. Seven-day Ken
lucky lake cruises have each
week from June "a through
August 26, at prices ranging
from Sis to $75.
In addition there is a 20-day
st. Paul, Mimi, trip C$340 to
$525; a Today Pittsburgh trip
($170 to $265); four Today
Reelfoot Lake cruises SOTO" tc
$265); a 14-day Chattanooga
trip 1920 to $500. and q
special Labor Day cruise oi
four days at from 500 to $105
Folders and other informa-
ton are available from Greene
Line Steamers. Inc, Foot o1
Main street, Cincinnati 2, Ohio
There is no provision fol
taking your automobile aboard
but storage facilities are avail
able at dockside for an extra
charge, ranging from SO tc
$3.50, depending on the length
Of the trip.