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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
The 1850 outnut of newsnr;nt

The 1860 output of newsprint-
the paper upon which news
papers are printed = totaled
l,064 .279 tons in Is Southern
states. This was more than half
the national total of zoos, 845
tons.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06

NJ. Price. Jr.. of Sandston; and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed of
Farmvillp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Jamerson
and daughter. Of Hopewell, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lat
ham Sunday.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Prime
Wilson Tuesday night were Mr..
and Mrs Gene Combs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
Douglas BlantOn
Wins League Post

Douglas Blanton, former res
ident Of Farmville, now mayor
of Front Royal, was elected
chairman of Town Managers and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-10-06
Watkins Landing Proves To Be
A Popular Powhatan Attraction

from 50 to 100 boats in the river
mary times this past summer
The past two Sundays near
the close of the season. because
of continuing warm temperature
and beautiful weather. IS to &c
boats have been in evidence at
the landing.
A reporter heard several by
ISLANDERS say next summer my
boat Will be. in the water here
because I'm planning to buy one
this winter during the off sea
son when they are much cheap
Ell.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
BEDROOM FURNITURE

Assorted Mite Tubes
BASSETT Gloss Walnut Corner Desk
BASSETT "Sturfire" Mahogany Chest
Assorted Beds 2o
BASSETT Visto White Bookcase Hutch Tops
KRoEHLER "Putinu" WuInut Bachelor Chest
BASSETT Cherry Double Dresser Buse Large Chest Bo
or Night TubIes-Your Choice
BASSETT Walnut Double Dresser
BASSETT Colonial Oak Corner Chest Hutch
BASSETT Wdlnut Donish Style Chest
BASSETT "Gunstock" Wonut FoRMICA Top Dresser Bose
Bookcase Bed
BASSETT "Pundoru" Mahogany Triple Dresser.
BASSEIT Plastic Top Walnut Triple Dresser.
BASSETT Vista White Chest, Bookcase Bed & Night Ia
BASSETT "Svermst" Muhg Double Dresser and Bookcase
BASSeT Postic Top "Seocrest Mahogany American WI
Double Dresser. fitting Mirror & Bookcase Bed
BASSETT LINED Oak Double Dresser and Chest
BASSETT "Cordovun" Mohg Double Dresser Chest 6
case Bed
BASSETT Plastic Top Walnut Triple Dresser Bookcase
KROEHlER "Potno" WoInut Dbe Dresser 4/6 Bookcase
BASSETT Cherry Double Dresser & Chair Back Bed
BASSETT French Provincial Chateau White Triple Dre
Panel Bed, Powder Tobe.
BASSEI "Pondoro" MOhg Triple Dresser Chest Bookcase
& Night TubIes.
BASSETT ChurcouT Mohg DbIe Dresser Chest Bookcase
BASSETT WoInut Double Dresser, Chest Panel Bed N
Tables
BASsETT 18th Century Muhs Triple Dresser, Twin Swing
& Night TobIe
BASSETT Cherry Triple Dresser Twin Swing Bookcase Be
BASSETT Italian Provincial Seville White Triple Dress
Chest, Double Bed.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

LIVING ROOM FURNITURE

Plastic Saucer Choir assorted coIor.
KRQEHLER Swivel TV Choir, assorted eoIor 1875 1898
SAM MOORE ChonneI Back Chair. zoos
BASSETT Donsh Style High Beck Choir 1925 1905
BERKLlNE Swivel Chuir blue, 1905
BERKLINE Reclining Choir 1905
Plastic Soto DVun, turquoise, persmmon
BERKllNE Rocker, Plastic and fobH 1905
ROWE Modern Wide Arm Chuir FOAM cushion turquoise
Of brown.
KRoEHLER Lounge Choir cold FOAM cushion 1895 GooS
BeRKlNE Reclining Choir with Heating Pad undV Vibrator
ROWE Wide Arm SOfo NYLoN cushion 1925 S9e5
KOEHLER Modern Narrow Arm Chair toustf fubrc, FOAM
cushion. 6ooS
ROWE SOfu black beige. FOAM cushions 1895 1906
KRoEHLER Modern Sou brown FOAM cushions 1865
OWE Modern Wide Arm Sofo black FOAM cushions l4es5 1895
ROWE Traditional Soto decorator fabric, FOAM cushions i4SOO
RoEHLER Soto Choir red, FOAM cushions 1925 1885
ROWE Marrow Arm NYioN FOAM cushion Ieoe5 iSooS
ROWE Soto Chuir beige, FOAM cushions 1925 i5oo5
RoEHLeR Seep-orLounee, NYLoN decorator fubHc FOAM
cushions m
ROWE Bumper End 3pe. Sectional tube brown
tS6M K96Eufg sg,bio1. s... 2lsss 1895
decorator fobHc, FOAM. I7o m
KRoEHLER Soto Chair block FOAM cushions 24ee5 iSS OK
ROWE Modern Wide Arm Sofa Choir cushions 2Iee5 1905
ROWE zpc Sectional tonsein FOAM 1895 1905
NOEHLER Modern 5pe. Sectional Soto, black ubie FOAM
S%Siqn So%n 49,, ,r,o,, ,o,,, 266OO l9ss5
or
KRoEHLER Soto Choir NYLoN fieze FOAM 2soe5 $50 az
ROWE 5-pc. Sectional NYLoN FOAM cushions 7SS0S
KROEHLER Modern Wide Arm Soto Choir beige; FOAM
%zIE sT;1i9%1 sE.vE, .o,, s59s5 1855
cushions 900 or
KRoELER Soto chu NYLoN FOAM cushions $685. 5oS SS
ROWE Ape Sectional So brown NYLoN FOAM cushions
VALENTINE SEAVER 2pc cushions 4oeo5 900 az
OWE Contemporary Ape Sectional FOAM cushions 1895 900 OK
Evening star., 1961-11-09
RUGS AM: CARPETS

2'xl5 1000 NYLoN Foce Twist, hickory brown.
Z3"xlZ 7o96 WOOL, 3o9O NYLoN fuce, pearl grey.
Z6"xl56 WOOL Fuce Wilton tone on tone
2.5"xlS 709o WOOL, 309O NYLoN Fuce, beige twee
9x6'3" 1000 NYLoN Foee, beige.
1885" Acron Face. honey beige
SxlZ 1000 Cotton Plush Pile, cinommon tweed.
yxlZ 1000 Cotton Plush Pile, beige tweed
9'xl2 1000 NYLoN Fuce Twist, cocoa.
9'xl2 1000 NYLoN Foce Twist, turquoise.
yxlZ 1909 NYLoN Face Twist, honey beige
lZx8'8" 1000 NYLON Fuce, spice beige
l2xl0e" 1000 NYLoN Face, beige
l2'x9'9" 1917 WOOL, 3o96 NYLoN Fuce, eruy.
exl5' 1000 NYLoN FACE Twist, honey BEIGE.
lZxl24" 809o WOOL, 2o96 NYLoN Face, gruy
9xl2' 1000 WOOL Foce, beige floral.
SKIP I0o90 WOOL Fuce, eruy textured
exl5' l0O90 WOOL Fuce Wilton.
exl5' l0096 WOOL Fuce "Trendtex", beige
l2xl66" 1000 WOOL Wilton
Evening star., 1961-11-09
BEDDING

Floor SomPIes-one-of-o-kind and discontinued
Be
Assorted Plastic Heudbourds single Slee5 5oo
SIMMONS Regular Size Hde-u-Bed
SIMMONS Single Size Box Spring WundebIN 1895 1ooS
SIMMONS DEPSLEEP Single Size Springs mpeV $3.50 3oo5
SIMMONS Button Tufted Mattress Box Spring.
double % os
SIMMONS SMcoPEDIc, tufIess Mattress Springs, '
s'a s2oE SIS ss S' isy ;S" ssso Mattress. .. , 3?; ; zSz
ENGANDER Single FOAM Spino Set 1o oS
SIMMONS Hollywood Bed complete, mattress, box sprno '
RIt RIsI2T4 PTS sons hsGdsG sss single size size 1925
spring. single or double 1890 76nn
SIMMONS King Size Quilt Top Mattress Sprno ~O
54"x80 set. floor sompIe). 90 OK
Assorted Twin Swing Heudbourds So" complete with ~
single size FOAM sets mattress and box spring 1895 1895
Evening star., 1961-11-09
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE

Shot
Assorted Occasional TobIes, steps cocktails See5 to So
BASSETT Mahogany Cocktoi Tube
LANE Walnut Step Table !
KROEHLER "Potino" WuInut Corner Desk
MuPe Mohogony Lined Oak Gossip Bench your choice
LINED Oak or Mahogany PIostic Top Desk
Walnut and Bruss Room Dvider
BASSETT Mahogany Lamp, Cocktail or Step Tube 3
BASSETT Walnut CocktuI Step TubIe
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Shadow Box Mirror, 33x45
Bachelor Chests white or black
Evening star., 1961-11-09

Applionces-SPeciuI Veterans Day Low PHces-TV-
Stereo-Refrigerutors, KeIvnotor, MotoroIu, RCA
Evening star., 1961-11-09
DINING ROOM FURNITURE

Assorted Dinette Churs.
"Sturdust" Mahogany Side Churs.
Assorted, Hutch Tops
Assorted Dining Room TubIes.
3-pc. Bronzetone Plastic Top Dnette Set.
BASSETT Lined Oak Buffet
KROEHLER Walnut Dino Wall Unit TobIe.
Solid Maple Round TubIe drop-Ieof table, set of side
your choice.
BASSETT Dunsh Style WuInut FoRMICA Top: Chino,
Toble or Chairs, your choice
LLOYD Buffet with hutch.
5-Pe: Dinette Set, chrome, bronzetone or block.
BASSEIT 18th Century Mahogany China, Buffet e,
Toble, or Chairs, your choice
7pc. Dinette Set with Leaves, chrome bronzetone
BASSETT Large Walnut TobIe & a Side Chors.
BASSETT Colonial Oak Cote Leg Tube & d Side ch
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
Chamber of Commerce To Hold No-HOst Dinner Tuesday Evening

The Chamber of Commerce has announced that there will not be meeting at noon on Monday as scheduled due to the three-day holiday being taken by several of the business houses.
 It will, however, sponsor no- host dinner on Tuesday evening at the North Star at TOO honoring the distinguished guests who will participate in the dedication of the Armory and which includes Maj. Gen. Thomas P. Carroll, Adjutant General from Juneau; Col. B. P Major, Hq. U. s. Army from Fort Richardson; and Col. John Dalton, Senior Army Advi- sor from Juneau.
 In the evening, starting at SOC, there will be dedication ball cul- minating the celebration. A mod crate admission fee of 50 cents is being charged and transistor radio donated by the Nome Hard ware will be given away.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
ANN CHAMBERS TO ATTEND GIRL SCOUT CAMP IN IDAHO

Ann Chambers, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Johnson, and a Sen- for Girl Scout leaves for Morley, Idaho next week where she will represent Alaskan Girl Scouts at a Scout Camp for two weeks.
 The camp which is called Four Echos Camp will have 24 selected girls from several states and em- phasis will be placed on speaking Spanish while in camp. They will sleep in tents and have summer camp-out. After encampment Ann plans to visit with her father and sister in California.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
Pete Hahn Attending Aero-Space Workshop At ElmendOrf AFB

Pete Hahn is attending the Aero Space Workshop at Elmendorf Air Force Base in preparation to teaching a course in aer-space education which will be an al ternate next year for general science on the high school cur riculum.
 MT. Hahn was sent to the work shop by the Nome School Board as he had previously taken work along this line at Colorado un- der the CAP for the Nome School. The course will be for a month and he is one of about 80 per sons selected. The course is sponsored by the Air Force, U of Alaska and the Alaska Dept. of Education.
 Among the outstanding space scientists who will lecture is Dr. Wernher Von Braun, director of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration who de- veloped the Redstone Rocket, which was used to send Alan Shepard on his historic flight into space.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
WIEN AIRLINES WORKS AROUND THE CLOCK

Wien Airlines worked around the clock on Wednesday clocking up 13 trips in one day which is record. The company had regular freight, passenger and mail runs up and down the coast as we'll as to St. Lawrence Island and made several trips with freight for Kot- zebue as well as to Tin City. In addition to this a capacity load of tourists were on regular Fair banks flights.
 Good teamwork kept everything moving smoothly at the airport.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
KARL WOMBACHER TO RESUME TEACHING HERE

Conrad Potter, superintendent of Nome School advises that Karl Wombacher, who taught in High School here last year has suffered the loss of his father who passed away at is home town of Proctor, Minn.
 MT. Wombacher who had not planned to return to the Nome school due to his fathers illness, will now be returning to his po- sition here.
 Mrs Barbara McLain, grade school teacher, has sent in her resignation, stated MT. Potter.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
FROM NINE STATES

Visitors from nine states were in the party of visitors taking the Wien tour yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. s. C. Moxley, Bir- mingham, Ala; MT. and Mrs. w. Fraley, Houston, Tex; MT. and Mrs. LeRoy Plumley, and MT. and Mrs. C. M. Keesling, Indianapolis, Ind; MT. and Mrs. George Dield, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Glen Faw- cett, Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. A. R. Nelson, Bay City, Mich; Mrs. M. Hammond, Saltwater, Okla; Mrs. James Scott, Pueblo, Colo and Miss Ellen Brinton, Lancaster, Pa.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES

Fritz Chambers and Roy Sny- der Jr. left for Ft. Yukon where they will be employed by FAA for the summer. Also leaving was the Sato family, teachers of Col ovin, Havery Weller, W. Prussa, Peggy Strieker, Miles Scarbo- ugh and Harry Carter of the Sanitation Dept, Ann Walsh, Neil Meyer, Sam Johnson, L. E, Hough, John Savella, Jens Forshaug and Jim Montgomery.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
ROAD WORK PROGRESSING VERY SATISFACTORILY

Evert Hough, district director for the Bureau of Public Roads and Sam Johnson, assistant state construction engineer, made their first official inspection of road work in the area. MT. Hough stated that the work here and in Teller was progressing very satis- factorily, except for the delay on the Nome-Sinuk Road project which had to close down due to the strike.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
THREE LOCAL STORES WILL BE OPEN MONDAY

Dorothy's Shop and Cavota's Store have announced that they will be open as usual on Monday to accomodate the public, as many need new clothes, picnic needs and if the weather looks right materials for float decorations for July 4th.
 In addition J & L Trading Post announced that they will also be open.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
No Work Stoppage at Spencer

It has been reported that the Spencer Port Clarence) project for the U. s. Coast Guard will not be interrupted by the strike as it has been declared an inn portant defense job.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
NOME STUDENTS MAKE ANU DEANS LIST

Dr. Herbert L. Heller released the ANU Deans list recently. The list consists of fifty-nine students, both full and part time, who maintained grade point average of A or B for the spring semester of the 196061 academic year There were seventeen more stu dents on the Deans list than for. the first semester. Among them were: Ray Arnold and Karen Baldwin of Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

Frank WhaleY. public relations official of Wien Airlines arrived, stating that when he was in Kot- zebue nine beluga whales had been taken that day and were being measured as there is a con- test on the Fourth of July for the biggest one caught.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
w ANT ADS

FOR SALE: 23 cubic it. upright deep freeze. New. Still in crate.
 $490. Call Maurice Kelleher.
 Main 99. 77p
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

FOR SALE: 1854 Dodge pickup,
 4-speed transmission, 25,000 miles. Phone Black 28. TIC
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30
CAVOTA'S STORE WILL BE OPEN MONDAY
N o T I c E

NO TT C E
 There will be a general meet ing of the stockholders of Nome Bowlers Inc. on Tuesday. July II at p. m. at the City Hall.
 Paul A. Vaudeville, SectY.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

FOR RENT: 2-bedroom house;
 3-bedroom house; modern du- plex apartment. Call Black 123.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

FC150 Jeep Cabover AVID pickup for sale by Man With Red Paint
 Job. $1,550. Dick Galleher, Box
 875, Nome. If
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

FOR SALE: Boys 26" bicycle in
 excellent condition. Black 65.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

HELP WANTED: Secretarial po- sition. Following qualifications:
 High school grad, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping and selling experience. Must be a resident of Nome year around position. Apply at A. Polet Arts and
 Crafts. tf
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-30

STANDARD OIL OF CALIFOR- MIA - 1O% DISCOUNT ON ROOFING PRODUCTS, CHEW RON PLASTIC GEM ENT, CHEVRON ASBESTOS ROOF COATING, CHEVRON ALU- MINUM ASBESTOS ROOF COATING.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
Mrs. Art Johnson Named to COP Central Committee


 A Republican meeting was held Oct. 13 at the City Hall. Wallace McIver presided over the meeting The delegates who attended the Fairbanks Convention gave re- port. The Central Committee has been enlarged and last years legislative actions reviewed. These were commendable, considering the opposition. Other new rules have been passed and these will be published soon. MT. Charlie Jones said that four-lane high way has been completed from Fairbanks to Clear.
 It was brought out that there would be only three members elected to the State House of Representatives from the North western District in the next sier- ton, according to the proposed reapportionment plan submitted to Gov. Egan. The governor will announce the actual apportion- ment of the House before Dec, Is.
 The three under the proposed plan plan would be one each from the Barrow Kobuk district, the Nome district, and the Wade Hampton district.
 Mrs. Lloyd Sunstrom's letter of resignation as Central Com mitteewoman was accepted and a letter of thanks for her partici- patton and help will be sent. Mrs Thomas Johnson was nominated and she declined. Word from Mrs. Jack Bullock was that she could not accept the nomination. Mrs Art Johnson was nominated and she accepted. She was duly elect ed Mrs Thomas Johnson said the next precinct meeting will be held on either the 10th or 17th of
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
Civil Defense Program
 Said to be Shaping Up

Sen. Les Bronson, Area Direc- tor for Civil Defense, spoke be fore the Chamber of Commerce this noon and stated that regard less of some local conflict, he is going ahead with the organization of Civil Defense in his area from Kotzebue to Unalakleet.
 He stated that he will work with complete cooperation with whenever the Mayor of Nome, Roscoe Wilke, appoints to work as Eorne Civil Defense director.
 The organization plans are about formulated, he stated, and ancssher meeting of the depart nent heads is being planned soon and will be announced.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
LST Linda Arrives In Port Safely

The LST Linda, piloted by Richard Lee, with a crew of three, arrived safely in port Saturday from St. Lawrence Island with a load of asphalt after being en- route from the island since We'd nesday. Much concern was felt for the boat and aaffis5. it's E crew due to the heavy weather ard s,:::sz s,s::zs ss,:itsi- ssi tions. Tie sie Friday flight of Wien Airlines to Gambell searched as much of the coastal waters and coastline as possible looking for the vessel, but were unable to locate any sign of it, as they had gone to the far side of the island
 The Linda carried radio and could receive messages, it was reported, but could not send any to report it's position.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
BISHOP n. GRANT TO BE HERE FOR CoNSEcnATIcM OF NEW METHODIST CHURCH

Bishop A. Grant of the Metho- dist Church is scheduled to ar rive here nex Monday for the conservation of the new Com ntunity Methodist Church.
 He will be coming by charter F-27 from Anchorage accom- panied by Rev. David Blackburn, District Superintendent of An chorage. Twenty-four reservations have already been made by people of the Anchorage area to be here for the event.
 A no-host dinner will proceed the ceremony at the North Star at 5:00 pm. and the cox1secration will De at 7:0O7 pam
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
Nomerarna to Feature <sThe Savage InnOcents"

Playing Wednesday and Thurs day at the Nomerarna in techni- color and technirama, the Para mount release offers movie-goers an unusual glimpse at primitive people fighting for survival in a distant corner of the globe.
 "The Savage Innocents" is based on the best-selling novel, ssTop of the World" by Hans Ruesck. The book has been pub- lished in Is languages and is con- sidered the final authority as 2 realistic portrayal of Polar Esli- mo life. For the utmost in au- thenticity and realism the film was made mostly in the northern most Arctic wastes of Canada 1t has scenes, hitherto unphoto- graphed, of Eskimo life. together with ssaapts of seal walrus, caribou, polar bear and other wild animals native to Che region.
 The versatile Academy Award winning Anthony Quinn has one of the most challenging roles of his career as the simple but courageous Eskimo hunter, Inuk. The story concerns his taking a wife, played by Miss Aani, and what happens to the couple upon contact with the civilization of the white man. Tn addition to an eye-opening view of way of life aboul which very little is known by the average movie goer, @The Savage Innocents' tells a dramatic and deeply nov ing story of unusual people.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
EMERGENCY FLIGHT

Only one plane broke the si- lence Saturday during the 12- hour period of Operation Sky Shield, when the skies were clear ed of all civilian traffic.
 An emergency call was re- ceived from Koyuk where a woman, Ruth Henry, had been injured from a fall.
 Almost immediately, stated Mrs. Bashelier, teacher at Kccy;rslk, lMunz Airways had plane in the air piloted by Ray Decker.
 The woman was brought to the MMM Hospital for treatment, ac- companied by Mfrs. Basheiier and her daughter.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

ordry of Eastern Star 10 Meet
 The Order of Eastern Star will meet this evening at 800. Visit ing Stars are specially invited An interesting program has been planned.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
ROARING TWENTIEs
 Senior Girl Scouts had

0EIf1O4 4tII 0GVutS xtzu 1toezx ing Twcnties. party last Friday evening at St. Joseph's Hall with about 40 young people present in costumes of that period. The set ting was sreak-easy and the girls were all in costumes which they had made themselves
 The costumes were planned to be used alse during the Midnight Sun Festival next June.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

Notice 10 ssnior Girl scouts There will be no Wsdnesday meetings for Seni6r Girl Scoets ne4il Novembsf duo 10 play prac- fice for the school play.
 Joanne Conlxlin. Leader
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
M Q T | c F

Nome IQloo No. will hold s regular mseaing on Wednesday. Ioct. 10 a4 osoo pm A. full at- f6ndancs il rSqsiestsd. Matters oi iinportance 10 be discussed.
 | Win. Cameron. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

Frank Perry passed away on Saturday and will be buried from the Methodist Church on Wed- nesday.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
MRS. RED FEATHER"
 Mo,-+hoact lfsor.o Aiv. Eorco Cfa

MHo. F1E4|3 ! ksA K1I4xt
 Northeast Cape Air Force Sta- ton personnel have named Mrs. Dick Galleher, wife of Dick Gal leher as their 'sMrs. Red Feather" i" to symbolize the stations cam paign for contributions to the Greater Anchorage Community Chest.
 Northeast Cape is the home of the 712th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

Marin Drake writer Of the words tos the Aiaslks F1e4 Song, 'is very III q St. Anne's Htspital In Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

Fred Crane Suffers Heart Axfaclr
 Fred Crane, attorney of Nome and Kotzebue, is reported ser- iously i'll in the hospital at Fair banks. He Is believed to have suffered a heart attack.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
M Q T I c E

The CIM Circle of ths Com munitY Me1hodist Church will meet nt inc xesidence of Beth MccraY fcnoerow evening.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

FOR SALE: 1o60 Volkswager Combi- $500 miles. pial 2526.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16
M AN T ADS

FOUND: Two keys on ! wire
 one aluminium. Call at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

F012 <;2 ,: 2 Hornet with
 .ss; :ss9 H'zs Aea|a ''< sd'
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-16

TOR fIqI 2 rnished ef1l clency
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Evening star., 1961-05-07
MANAGER

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For Government relations headQuar-
tiers office Of large international
electronics corporatiop. Bright
ambitious college graduate. under
30, with some executive office
background preferred, to cover
general office administration, per-
Excellent executive growth poten-
tlal in large established and
growing organization. Attractive
starting salary and benefits. Phone
MR.. P1NNICK. EX. 3-O7S9.
MANAGEM'T TRATNEES, to $4,000
Learn all phases Of business. Some
REQ. college deg; others some col
lege helpful. Wonderful opports,
Immediate openings. Under 80.
SERVICE TRAINEES St $50
Young men. his. grads; viii train
every 8 mos. other incentives.
wARiEHousE TRA1NEEs - st. 500
Plus time and "a for overtime, AL
ternate shifts. DIFFERENTLY for
nights. White; married. to age 35.
Alert, dependable. honest, some
ssT sTpsT; lsaiSRSI RsIpfui. Car nec'' ne. ..oo
Guar. plus $40 car allowance: nee
microfilm and office mach. exper.
pref; age 2s-40; profit-sharing
PEG GREENWAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
D1. 7-1687. Suite 719. DI. 7-9467
MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTA-
TlvES-Ready to work full time
in Metropolitan Area. Salary plus
commission. LU. 3-2226.
MANUFACTURER REP. to sell ma
tional line Of school supplies and
stationery. Excellent opportunity.
a; E., WILSON CO., Jacksonville,
Evening star., 1961-05-07
PronertV Manaper

Property Manager
Downtown real estate firm has ex.
eel. position with good future
avail. for man with good back.
ground and local exper. in super
ylSlng the operations and main.
tenance Of apt. bldgs.: position
now vacant. Write giving details
30 Box 3S7-X, Star.
Evening star., 1961-05-07
PRINTING
SUPERVISOR

To direct operations Of print
Ing and Photographic depts.,
including planning and cost
control; eXper. on offset
muItleraph and small job
Shop equipment. Bring refer
ences and work samples.
,. c. Transit System, Inc.
ooOn ~ e- =,