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may wish to continue to rent
skis after you have purchased
your boots or you may wish
to purchase some inexpensive
Learning skis" Since they may
well become fairly well battered
IN the learning process, this
is a legitimate area in which
to economic. If you desire to
purchase the whole outfit, 500
would be more than ample.
Next week. after the fashion
show, We shall discuss ski cloth
ing, separating the must have"
from the nice to have"
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HIKING CUBS

CAPITAL HIKING cLUB-Nine-mil.
Sunday hike along Piney Branch In
Shenandoah Park. Meet at $50 am.
lions with leader aI rpr H eqs heseTTe o
5-3629l By noon Saturday.
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States. Its deer herd, increas-
ing literally by leaps and
bounds since World War II, led
to a record bag of 36,166 last
season, an increase of Is per
cent.
More than half of this was
recorded during the one week
season along the western slopes
of the Blue Ridge where this
year the season is November
20-25.
The IS counties east Of the
Blue Ridge in general have sea-
sons extending from November
20 through January S. Their
longer seasons resulted last
year in a total bag of 1881
which exceeded the prior years
harvest by IS per cent. TOP
county by far was Caroline
with its sprawling Camp A. P
Hill, which had a kill of 1902.
Check Regulations
Remember that Virginia
counties have individual regula-
tons with dates as well as bag
limits different in both the
eastern and western zones.
There also is considerable
difference between hunting
methods. Hounds are generally
used to drive the deer in the
east while they, are barred in
the west.
Virginia. of course, owes
much of It's excellent deer, bear
and turkey hunting to its ma
tional forests, George Washing
ton and jefferson. Recent
Forest Service figures estimate
the deer at $1,000, bear at 1900
and turkeys at 1000. The for
ests are open to public hunt
ing and there are well-marked
trails.
The bear hunting extends
through January S with the
limit one per season. They US
ually are hunted with packs
Of hounds on the high slopes or
in the swamps although occa-
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SEASONS OPENING
Upland Game Increases
By CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

OubdOof Eo1bor
. Hunting really is coming into
its own within the next few
Gays in Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia.
The upland game season got
underway last Saturday in West
Virginia, opens tomorrow in
Maryland and on Monday in
Virginia along with deer hunt
ing both east and west Of the
Blue Ridge.
Prospects are good. In West
Virginia, where squirrels,
grouse and wild turkey have
been legal game since mid Oc-
tober, 1879 hunters were ques-
toned at road checks during
the first two days Of the season.
They reported seeing 492 tur-
keys. 4,3l0 squirrels, 1874 grouse
and $50 deer. AS a result, they
bagged IL turkeys, 1852 squir-
rels and so grouse.
The season on all three in
that State continues through
January 6 with six squirrels
and four grouse allowed per day
but only one turkey per season.
Quail, Rabbit Seasons Open
West Virginia's quail, rabbit
and pheasant seasons opened
November II and also continue
through January 6 with the bag
limits seven per day on quail
and four on rabbits. Two male
pheasants per day or season
are allowed except in Hardy
and Nicholas Counties where
hunting is banned.
The bear season opened No
vember 6 and closes Novem-
Der Is while deer hunting does
not start until December 4. 1t
ends December 9.
In Maryland, the Game Com
mission expects a better up
land game season than last :
year. Game wardens report |
quail more plentiful despite
last winters heavy SHOWS al
though the rabbit crop has
been only fair and hunting will |
be spotty. vi
The Game Commission also
says that there has been a
sharp increase in pheasants in
the few counties bordering the
Mason-Dixon Line where they
are found.
Newcomers are often sur
prised that there is so little |
pheasant hunting in our near
by states except on the COM
mercial preserves, but the fact |
is that Chinese ringnecks
simply do not thrive. Virginia is
the only State offering hope of
good hunting with its program
of releasing black Iranians.
Maryland's pheasant and
rabbit seasons, opening to-
morrow, continue through jan
uary S with two male pheas-
ants and four rabbits allowed
per day. The quail season also
opens tomorrow but extends
through January 10. Six birds
q day are the limit.
Squirrel and turkey hunting
have ended but the general
deer season follows, December
20. Remember that hunting |
for small game is barred in
Garrett and Allegany Counties |
during the deer season.
Deer Season Opens Monday
If by then you haven't had
your fill Of the out of doors,
you can 60 to trapping beaver
from January 16-February %
in Garrett County. Four per
season are permitted.
Hunting for deer. bear, tur-
keys, rabbits, grouse, quail and
in most counties. squirrels, be-
gins Monday in Virginia.
That State has by far the
biggest annual kill of deer, bear
and turkeys among the three
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Winning Touch

During the first nine months
Of 1861. trainer Vester r. Ten
nessee) Wright had saddled 143
winners. 80 more than w. Hal
Bishop.
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The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
Postmaster General
Appointee Edward Day
Unanimously Approved

WASHINGTON Up - The Sen
ate Post Office Committee unan-
imously approved President-elect
John F. Kennedy's nomination of
j. Edward Day to be Postmaster
General.
Day was the eighth cabinet
choice in the new administration
to win informal advance approval
before the names can be submit
ted to the Senate after Kennedy
is sworn in Friday noon.
The committee also approved
unanimously the selection of H.
w. BraWley, the committees ex
ecutive director for II years, as
Deputy Postmaster General.
Day is a Los Angeles insurance
executive and lawyer formerly
served as insurance commissioner
of Illinois under Gov. Adlai
Stevenson.
Brawley, who comes from Ches-
ter, S. c., is longtime associate
of Sen. Olin D. Johnston, DIS. c.,
the chairman of the Senate Com
mittee which acted on the nomi-
nations.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL, DISTRICT

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTINCT
No. 1108
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FIRST AND
FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT AND
PETITION TO AWARD ENTIRE
ESTATE TO DECEDENT'S WIDOW
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
MILTON ADAMS, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Luther Dunbar, Administrator of the
above named estate has filed his First
and Final Report and Account and Petit
ton to Award Entire Estate to De-
cedent's Widow, and that the goth day
of March, 1861, at the hour of 200 p. m.
of said day, in the above named Court,
Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order been
fixed as the time and place for a hear
ing said Report and Account and
Petition; and also. at such time and
place the Court will determine the heirs
of this estate.
OBJECTIONS, if any there be, to
said Report and Account and Petition
will be heard at this time.
DATED this 18th day of January 1861.
LUTHER DUNBAR,
Administrator
Virgil D. Vochoska,
Attorney for Administrator.
Publish Jan. 10, 25, Feb. l, 8, 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
THIS CAT HAS
UNIONS PRESTIGE

VAN NUYS, Calf. R - Mister
Tom, the company cat who caused
labor-management crisis when
he was fired last week, is back
on the job today-with a sand
box.
Officials of Pacific Mercury
Electronics Corp. had blamed
Toms dismissal on a lack of n.y.
gienic habits. They agreed to dis
cuss the matter with employees
when a union threatened to seek
state Intervention.
At tWo-hour meeting yester-
day, Toms housekeeping prob
lens were ironed out A carpen-
ter's union official said he would
provide house and sandboX,
and Tom went back to his post
at the main gate.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
Jaycees Upset Guard

In the night cap of last nights
basketball twin bill the Jaycees
came from behind in the first
half and continued on to squeeze
by the Guard five in an overtime
game $3.50. The game was close
all the way. Korky Kost played
one of his greatest games of the
year. Dick Mccormick was high
for the Jaycees with 10.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
Ivy Community Center
Will Celebrate It's 50th
Anniversary Come Spring

-
The LaVinia Wallace Young
Community Center will celebrate
its 50th anniversary this spring.
The Center was originally es-
tablished in 1911 and, according
to the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Baldwin were in charge
of the work At the time the cen
ter was at Sinuk, about 20 miles
up the coast.
The local board of directors of
Ivy Community Center have set
aside the week of April 9-15 for
special activities in Observance
of this half century of service
These special activities will be
open to the community and will
be announced later in more de-
tail.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
Little League

Little League will roll into it's
second week of scheduled games
this Friday night before the
Nome-Unalakleet game. Teams
playing are:
6:30-Nome Druggist VS. North
Star.
7:15-Northern Commercial VS.
Bearing Sea.
8:00-Bonson's Deliveries VS.
Nome Nuggets.
Last weeks results:
Bronson's 10, NC 4. Silveria
Ruiz was high with 6 points.
Nuggets %, North Star Is. Da-
vid Otton was high with points.
Boring Sea IL, Druggists 6.
Roy Tobuk Jr. was high with
II points.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
IS CASTRO MILITIAMEN
REPORTED KILLED

HAVANA R = Businessmen
arriving from South Central Cuba
said last night SO Castro mill
tiamen have been killed in a
major government offensive to
wipe out insurgent bands.
The unconfirmed report said
most of the casualties were in the
vicinity of Trinidad, Las Villas
Province town at the foothills of
the rugged Escambray Mountains.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
ADVISORY COUNCIL ON
EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
TO MEET ON JAN. 1920

JUNEAU Up = The Employ
ment Security Advisory Council
will meet here Thursday and Fri
day to review proposed employ
ment security legislation, State
Labor Commissioner Gil John
son said.
The five-member council is
composed of Axel Edman of
Nome, James Campbell of Ket-
chikan, Joel Wiegert of Fair
banks, Mrs. Lorena Showers of
Anchorage and Leslie Myers of
Cordova.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
U0yenfs Nip NanOoks

The Polar Horents buzzed from
behind to nip the the Nome High
Nanooks 47-43 The Nanooks led
all the way until the end of the
third quarter when the Hornets
tied the score. In the fourth per-
iod Tony Willoya proved to be
too much for the "Nooks" as the
Hornets pulled away to win.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
FINDERS KEEPERS II!

KRUMBACH, Austria up = A
farmer rebuilding his house wall
found stone jug containing 100
silver thaler coins dating back
400 years. Experts valued the
find at several thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18

Sen. Pearse Walsh left yester-
day for Fairbanks enroute to Ju-
neau and the Second State Leg
islature which is to convene on
Jan. %.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18

BABY GIRL FOR HECKS
A baby girl was born today
at MIMI Hospital to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Heck of Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
NO NOISE. PLEASE III!

CARACAS, Venezuela LR - A
medical report to be read at a
National Public Health Congress
says the noise from motorcycles
without mufflers can affect
mans sexual potency.
The Nome nugget., 1961-01-18
ROCKEFELLER'S SON TO
FACE TRAFFIC CHARGES

BERLIN, Conn. R = Michael
Rockefeller, %, son of Gov. Mel
son A. Rockefeller of New York,
has a date in court here Feb. 2
to answer a traffic charge.
Rockefellers youngest son was
arrested on the Berlin turnpike
by State Police during a snow
storm Sunday night for driving
60 miles per hour in a As mph
zone.
Rockefeller was charged with
reckless driving and released an
hour later when his family wired
a 500 bond.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Karen
Gentry
Bows

Mr.. and Mrs. Arva Estis
Gentry, jr., presented their
daughter Karen Louise last
evening at a tea dance in the
Army Navy Country Club.
The brunei debutante was
dressed in a sheath of deep
blue satin with a chiffon
overbIouse and she carried a
nosegay of American Beau
ty roses. Mrs. Gentry wore a
cerise silk gown and a cor
sage of orchids.
The party began at 4 o'clock
and dancing to the music Of
Frank Mann's orchestra con-
tinued until seven.
Karen, a freshman at Mary
Washington College, will
make her formal debut at the
Holly Ball, to be given by
the Arlington Assembly next
Wednesday at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Among the guests at yes
terday's party were the deb
utante's paternal grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arva Estis
Gentry, ST., and her mater
nal grandmother, Mrs. Flora
MeSsick StallingS. Miss Judith
Ann Foster. Karen'S college
roommate, assisted during the
evening.
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Furniture Tour In WILLIAMSBURG

Visitors to Colonial Will
liamsburg from now through
March % may take advan-
tage Of special tours of the
Governors Palace, the George
Wythe House and the Brush
Everard House.
A special furniture tour
will be conducted each day
at 2 pm. in the Governors
Palace. The tour will last
Evening star., 1961-12-20
Spanish Centers Planned

Centers for advanced
training in Spanish and Por-
tuguese and for intensive
study Of the Latin American
countries in which they are
spoken will be established or
expanded at five universities
in this country, United States
Commissioner of Education
Sterling M. McMurrin has
announced.
Agreements have been
reached with Columbia Uni
versity. Tulane University,
the University of California
Evening star., 1961-12-20

at Los Angeles. the Univer-
sity of Florida and the Uni
versity of Texas, Mr.. McMur-
rim said.
Each of the universities will
receive a grant of $4,000
from the Office of Education
for the second semester of
the current academic year
and the 1862 summer session,
and the universities will put
up like amounts from their
own funds.
Support of the centers is
the forerunner of an ex-
Evening star., 1961-12-20

about an hour and a half and
will be led by a hostess quail
flied to answer questions.
At 1890 and 1880 am,
visitors may tour the Brush
Everard House and hear spe-
cial information on its con-
tents, and at 2:30 and $3.50
pm. special tours of the
George Wythe House will be
available.
Evening star., 1961-12-20

panded Office Of Education
program to encourage greater
emphasis on the study of
Evening star., 1961-06-29
kEFGkS., GOOD AS new
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HE. 9-2O9S
STAUFFER REDUCING COUCH, do.
luxe, Sl2b. Used | year, excellent
results. 10. S-79S7.
Evening star., 1961-06-29

slishtiy used. hiEh treads,
s ss1sS sS sfts sfaspERsDO aEns Olafs FkE waf; ANS
BATTERY Co, 10th ana II ne.
CONTINUED on Next Psge)
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Sus at MGsoss ;SSts less FURSarjSR TSsn ~
WAREHOUSE. 44OO r. 1. ave. n.
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STENOGRAPHER

Long established company has per-
manent position. for exper., ca
pabie stenographer: 5-day wk.,
pleasant work SURROUNDINGS: ur
to S100 per wk. depending on
your experience. Call Mr., Law
renee for sppt. RE. 7-5SOO,
A. P. WOODSON CO., 1913 n NV.
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HOFFMAN,
uPHoIsTERRRa

2447 18th st. NV. co. B-73Oo
Ewes. Til 9, Sat. TIL 6
SUNDAY. 10 10 Il
Evening star., 1961-06-29
NELP WOMEN

TEACHERS, age 25-35, for nursery
school in Beth. Md, Collegl
trained; experienced. Call OIL. 4.
1886.
TEACHERS, va. for Sept, MS. Eng
lish and Phys. Ed. deg. or exper.i
start to $500. POTOMAC EMPL.
1884 Wilson blvd, Arl, IA. g.
1000.
TEOHNICAL TYPIsT. use IBM ex.
&C.: some college pref; 5 days:
S310. POTOMAC EMPL., ell Kins
st.. XII. 9-5055.
SOLICITORS-Expe-
rienced 10 make appoint. for free
home demonstration on all ma
tionally advertised teleyision
brands. Unlimited phone, liberal
Commission. III. 0-1e4S,
Evening star., 1961-06-29

STORES: Corner 18th and o sts.
NV. lphone ST. 3-9400l; 5169
Lee highway Arlington (phone KE.
S-606O); 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring tphone Ju. 5-l1O5;. lO4
William st., Fredericksburg (phone
Essex STATED. Full selection at all
stores. Silver Spring and Arlington
stores open evenings
Evening star., 1961-06-29
PIANos-ssye d1Flpg JoRDANs

PIAN0S-SaVe during JORDAN'S
June clearance of Used, rental re-
turn and floor sample instru-
ments. On sale are dozens Of the
latest models in . wide selection
oi styles. types. sizes and fin
tshes; choice Of many fine makes:
as little as S25 down, balance
JORDAN stores. Corner 18th and
g SITS. NV. 5169 Lee highway.
Arlington; 1882 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring: 1O4 william ST.. Fred
erleksburg. Arlington and Silver
Spring stores open evenings.
Evening star., 1961-05-09
SAVE Ez7c t.: 500 an: more.
RzNZN14:XZZZN1
Reg. Sells $4.95

Excellent selection Of coIors: Noturo, ton-
eerne, cocoa, patrick green, silver green,
turquoise, rose, groy, beige, blue and lavender
-l2' widths.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

Il is the windows of a room that establish
its background and provide the finishing deco
rative touch. Where nature does not provide
view, the treatment Of the windows can sub
stitute for this shortcoming.
Picture windows in particular, become
major part Of the background. These large
areas of glass must be covered so that glare is
filtered and privacy guaranteed. Air and light
must still be admitted to allow the windows to
function practically.
careful selection Of the proper draperies
can solve these often perpIexing requirements.
Fundamental to the challenge is the proper
fabric. courtaulds colorays is your answer.
coloray is soIution-dyed rsyon fiber that has
been woven by Sears into glamorous lined
draperies in an array of solid coloTs.
Because the color is added to colorsy while
the fiber is still in solution form-they smile
at the sun.
They look good inside or outside The softly
textured surface is IN complete harmony with
the contemporary trend toward window SIM
pliciy. The acetate lining gives permanently
finished look from the outside.
Todsy's homes are architecturaIIy designed
with windows OF many sizes. courtsuIds
coIoray draperies by Sears will fit most all Of
these. They come in many lengths and from
standard to extra-wide widths. Choose the size
you need today in Sears Harmony House coIors
with courtsulds Coloray locked in.
Treat your windows to the best-and your
self to a beautifully decorative background.
Evening star., 1961-10-29

SHOP MONDAY 10 to 9
Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and
Fridays, 10 to 9; Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS. 10 to 6. Free Parking!
Evening star., 1961-02-12

we must be lean country if we are to prevail.
1t hasn't been too long since another young
President also challenged his FellO.c americans
to "ire the strenuous Ife." He said:
sour country calls not for the life of ease but
for the life of strenuous endearOr."
That President Theodore Roosevelt man
who loved physical exertion and the out-of-doors.
He took his camping trips and hikes. He
said that bodily vigor was his method of getting
vigor of soul He exulted over the free, selfrelian
Evening star., 1961-02-12
AND JOSEPH STOCKER

adventurous life' of the wilderness. For to Teddy
Roosevelt the wilderness was place where men and
boys went to sharpen their determination and skill
for whatever big battles lay ahead in their lives.
Most of us can't live and work in the out-ofdoOfs
the way our parents and grandparents did. But
there is no need for us to become fat and passive.
We have vacation time each year and great net
work of National and State Parks and wdlife areas.
Most are not too different from the way they
hundreds of years ago, - Continued on page IL
Evening star., 1961-02-12

ow ironic that America, in its workaday life
l. = nation of doers, has become, in its moments
of relaxation and diversion, nation of passive
sitters and wachers Teevision, the movies, radio,
the great sports stadiums give us kind of
pleasure, but rob us of important one: the
pleasure of actually participating.
President Kennedy has expressed concern over
the increasing physical softness of Americans and
he recently warned that our Aabbiness is becoming
menace to our security" He is convinced that
Evening star., 1961-02-12

THIS WEEK Mosozine / February u. 1891