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Evening star., 1961-01-08
IT'S ALWAYS
Audio Center
1862 FAIRMQNT AWE

1867 FAIRMONT AVE.
lsaSMsSA; saSasSss; Mp Mefy,.nd.o oI; t.ts:si s,stoe
And Leading Component Dealer
HOBBY POWER MACHINERY O.
sorted TOOLS. paints and brushes
4-way console recorder: 100 IS
rpm records; bedding, rugs: Al
q Gu. ~. refgr.; l2R06 Georgii
ave.
HIDE-A-BED. Simmons. new uphoi
ton: sl25. JU. S-2f65.
HOIST. .Tuskey auto. elevator plat.
form, for constr. Jobs; $500 pei
mo-: e0-ft. unload ht. RENTAL
TOOLS d EQUIP. CO.. IN s.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS. Is single AND
20 iun size HOLLYWOOD beds from
board. Si0 ca. Co. $500 '
ICE sKATEe--New lot. Ss and 81
ST. 3-6Bl5. ST. 3-S546. 12it
n. q ave. NV, la pm.
ICE SKATES. q, pairs, black. Wilson
and others; different sizes; reas
MA. 0-3413. ST. 3-4B5b.
TRONER.FLAT tor
Can iron pants, put in pleats: o.
tailor shop. Seh dir. ST. 3.sSss
'sSks, ES. s.sss5. 45 7EHprEs Ep. EssISs ISw PRICES
KITCHEN CABINETS. AT DIS
COUNT-For "do-it-yourself" re-
modelers; over 30 styles and I'm.
@ ishss; electric and gas appliances;
sssii'HRf ss 8ireaEss s9 .a PaIETp IiEsEn'
623 o. Washington st., Falls
Church. Va. JE. 2-S76s.
KITCHEN CABINETS. misc, sgi.,
wall or base metal or wood cab
inets. Some slishtly used. Priced
under cost. IA. s-693s: after 8,
IA. 6.073I. Can be seen at i4OC
Wilson blvd. Arl. -
KITCHEN EQUIP., sink, Ice. rfgr
dIisr. cabs. WI. 2-sss5.
LAngPs--2Q floor lamps, 81 ea );
maple bedroom set. SS6. HoFF.
MANN, 2447 18th st. NV, CO. 8.
S1I6. Charge accounts inyited
sunday. ls to 5.
LIGHT PLANTS
500 watts, ll0 volts, $9s.b0 1000
watt surplus. J. n. GICHNER,
1918 M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
LIv. RM. FURN.; beautiful custom.
made pieces; must sac. Will accept
any reas. offer. JU. S.36lS.
LOCKERS. steel, single door. IS;
also storage bins.shelves s513 NJ
st. NV, FE 3-634S.
L0vESEAT, ANTIQUE reproduction.
Yorktown: perfect cond.. $500 or
best offer. W0. 6.e1TS.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ETJRNITURE


ODDS AND RNps-rabies. chairs,
sofa, lamps. bedrm. pieces, etc
Also fur broedtal jacket, nearly
new, cost $3.50, viii saegtflee for
$40. THE ESSEX APT8, 474O
Conn. ave. NV, Apt. 0l0.
FURNifURE, husband and viife for.
ture worth S1e5. You can have
Can 81 NJ a%sAREHo0sR. ssiS55 fae' b '.iss2ilss' ls'''
FURNiTURR UNCLAINkD-sose
$50: bedFm. set. $50: chrqme d.
drcp-isaf table. $40; Hollywood
beds. S24: chest Of drawers, SO:
chaise lounge. SO: clothes ham:
per, 81; brass lamps, IL: gxl2
frames. 81: beds. twin size, $3: y:
Victorian love seat, $40: stndlo
couch. $50; dressers. SO: inner.
sprins matsresss, $40; glass front
..Igp IEpy;sSpAfsEs y,s,p ~ YtEotsECSayysssil YYta' cC' ayysssils
Sat. III .. sunday. ia to
FURNITURE costs less vhsn yon
buy at MAzoR'e FqRNIIURE
WAREHOUSE, 4l40 r, I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Saturday Sc
Don's Gun Shops
246 West Broad st.
Falls Church, Va. JE. 4-529s
Mine Years in Falls Church"
HARDWARE-Fantastic sayinrs or
aircraft quality (ANl. nuts, cap.
screws. weldnuts, drive pins, cot.
terpins. washers, captive nuts; nl
cadmium plated. il. 4-26S3 OF
JE. 4-S4J0.
HARDW00Ds-AEahog., oak, wal.
nut, maple, birch. 1920 Wilson
f!Ss iss1. III ,RRtjckhf:ks hf:s fs5Sssss fEs55S8sssssn.' IA. =
NEATERs. RANGEs-NeW, used
lges, oil. wood, coall. ACNI
eTovH Co. i0ii 7th nv. NA
$3.50.
HEATERS, gas. ceiling type; excel.
SSsd'i Sn .xcaa xScsieus sizes; $50 and up
HIDEAWAY. BEDs. sleep 2. excel
sSnd: foi chest. SO: lamps, IL.
HI-FL Heath AA-5O stereo ampI.,
Qarsard A wLEmpire SS cart,
Whsrfedale 30 spkrs; $3.50 value
Tor 300. kE. 6-S3g5.
M.FI. Citation and pyna Kits
wired 70 your order: call Sat. Sun
o. Mkdys. after 8. OIL. 6-44l2
MT.FlDELITY
Ampex Tape Recorder Model, $50
Like new. $375. XII. G-O367.
RI.Fl. Harmon Kafdon. D-2OO
AM.kA tuner amp. and preamp
MnsrsSe,e w = nSa1 spkr; nearly new. s7S
HI.FI. Model 20IO Ampex. ampli.
500 - ssil for isiSb. biSss Mo. 71sisRs. 7esi sRr'ee
HI-FI STEAMERS. different princi.
pal. Clean sound at low cost. See
TEEN ADS, IN. 2-1s62.
TI.TIMsA"p:z 4! so,S :,,I eco vim match q. .
new type A record player, hsss
and earttidge: Fisher m SO
tuner lreeords. stereO and mon
aural. = list price). OIL. 2-5SO1
M-Rl NORELCO. Mono tape record.
er. like new. 500. BoEen 3S.wati
amp. perfect. $50. RA. s-a0i0.
M:EI Eieo. Hr.s6. and I've .l2-in
esete esSS eklaASloa -. s-sOAV.
MI.Rl. Mcintosh, c.e preamp-eudiS
Npmpensator. a0W-2 power smpli.
fer; SIS. En-. :-2a63.
Ml.FlDELITY COHiPONRNTs-Au,
dio Room Specials. new. used Anc
demonstrators. Altex 33aD Govt.
ampltfler. S46: Dogeu IN 81, Sp5:
Fisher lO1R etereo tuner, $50;
Qafrard ROSS and ease. S45,
Dynakit Nix 9 and Pam i60-Wt
amphher and pre-amplifier, $50;
Miraeord changer xAlO0 and
base, $40; Harmon .Kardon Con.
certe Govt, Stereo tuner and
SPECIAL AS LONG as n Lasts
l.200.ft; tape on q =" reel. Pee.
We service. we trade.
THE AUDIO ROOM
1850 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. 10000
Hr-FI Ca oPF)j Fisher l0Oc. pre-
amp. Two Areo Sound 6O.WATT
amp. Tandberg model 5: plays.
records stereo: ", n track. Sun.
on. 4-7662. weekdays after g . m.
Hl-fI TRADE-fNS = Plenty q
traderin eakers. amplif1ers.
chanBers. turn tables and cabi-
nets. Drop In and browse. Always
friendly: courteous service and
advice. Fresh clean stocks. Budget
termss lnt down Free parking.
EMCO STEREO
500 11th Street NV.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
REFRIGERATORS
Color or White
While They Last

S-eu. 1T, and lieu. 1T. Kelvinator
in pink. TURQUOISE. yellow. copper
or gray. CNot all eolors In botf
sizes.) Also special purchase o.
GE. 9 Gu. IT,. In white only, ant
l2-eu. 1T. auto. defrost. cdr RCi
Whirlpool in pink or white. Maxi
sn offer on one or all as no rea.
sonable offer will be refused.
Free Serviee-Free Delivery
In Metropolitan Area
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO
10th and H Sts. Me- Il. 3-9OS.
REFRIGERATORs, used, sic .95 up;
credit guar: del. ACME STOVE
l0l1 9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
REFRIGERATORs-Better quality
expertly recond. 6-year warranty
UNIvER9AI.. 1900 GeorEia ave.
REFRIGERATORs, used, guar. :;
credit. 3562 l4th ct NV. TU. q
6141. Open ewes. 1mmed. delivery
REFRIGERATORs = Late model.
good eond. Guaranteed. Will
deliver. $50 Il. 4-22U5. 1O'
REFRIGERATORS, $45
Evening star., 1961-01-08

styles at sacrifice prices. HAIRY
J. ABRAMS. IA L st. me-, /.
CL0THlNG-epecial purchase ol
suburban coats for men and boyi
from S6.pS. Also excellent selec.
ton Of sport Jackets and top.
NEARLY NEW SHOP
End Floor WO, 6-79Rg
Evening star., 1961-01-08
CHINA

Ninton ancestral: . cream SOUP,
CHEST. rosewood. S-dfayer. from
Mclean estate: best ofidf. 'Lowboy
5iggs, solid mahoS. No dealers
Mkdys. after Q pm. PI. 7.6Ss7
CHINA, FukagaWa e3-pe. dinnel
set. hand painted. oriental pat
tern; , used time. Reas. 10
Evening star., 1961-01-08

FURN.--Liy. rm.. Kit. bedrm.
several other various items. Good
cond. Very reas. RA. 6.6Ss6.
FURN.-0ofa bed love seat. HollyW.
bed, chairs: many items. sat,
Sun, Mon. 11-6. BM. 3-163S.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

sHELvINO, bins. benches; steel
bench iess. S3.95 up: See ours I'D
pHaTSssTTRrrss. HaSsT rsncass ss7 ss.Iman Ssehnis .a. IN.
NV. North 7-1AlQ. III
Evening star., 1961-01-08

CGARINET., B.fiat. wood, brand.
I.s new. sy Busst, rsssi,yUsd as sifti
Evening star., 1961-01-08
III Fl
New Years Trade-In
Snacin1

l1th Street N.
VIZ R.AlRl
Evening star., 1961-01-08

SILVER. mostly sterling; set Of 8
sherbets. cake plates, etc. Private
home. OIL. E-3l69. y
Evening star., 1961-01-08

SILVER, Castle Rose pattern, g.
HIsee settlnss and servins pisces.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

RADIO-HsliicrafteFs s15s Feey.
cS,.iisein'. cSti q: b.na I, e ? HaIsIs; fsf;
meters police. B meter. ave.
BEG BEG. oSS sss" seS; u2 nay navy RHN Iel
r. svos n.T psr iiSuySlt ssSsls 7TT nsv, suRel,
S6S In. G-3116
Evening star., 1961-01-08

DESK. once type. and chair. Sil
s I,e less, Must sell today. pI, Z
Evening star., 1961-01-08

STER0, HI-FI. Telefunken. IN
cludes AM-FM and shortWave
radio. 4-speed record player and
changer; walnut finish; purchased
Nov. 1850: must sell. S2Qo or
best oder. AP.. 7.05g6 after 9 pm.
STERO, Magnavox. twin consoles;
beautiful cherry cabinets; so watt,
dual channel ampliner, 4-speed
record changer; sold new ever
$3.50, owner must sell: $500. Dun.
only. CR. 3-2OSl. -
Evening star., 1961-01-08

CAslEEA; EcIare!d Land, consist.
ins q Model eS-A Camera. dash
meter and 1ne leather eafyyinn
ease; Practically new. sale cheap.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

Sew, gCg, MAiSSHSEs-EsssHa vitS s9f 5sS SS sai. sssi.
So .95 Day or nisht. RIA. 3-6fsi !.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

.Ond'' ssS SrisSsA sFc9s ssFPe99Ish s,,sSsy sScs!
0UlTAn-Elsctric, beautiful. curly
maple custom. custom. With case and ex.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

500 pr. to choose from: 81 snd S.
pr. Open Q a.n.-7 pm. Rear
:B333 Rhode Island ave me-
Evening star., 1961-01-08
BRICK
CLEAN USED BRICK
; Immediate Delivery
ABC Demolition
OF. 4-S755
MULTILITH, 1850

tIETET, naAoS.. .sa inches. $50;
srr iasA css sscS SssSs s:sss iSsscl' tsesl ss:iS
grapes, 4 prs. Chartreuse. 90
1nches; Royal typeWritef, l2-inch
carriage. elite. SIS: sofa, Q IT,,
800 II 7-320a.
BLDG. HENS sALE-eays lSss
soo... ssss w sa ssSsn isso $50 fSlSa %lsSs
Blvd. (nr. Key Bfidse), "a.
A.ls3t. HucKKR LUMBER.
BUILDING MATERTALS At Sive-
AWAY NrlaRE Ynin diamanfl
Evening star., 1961-01-08

PIAN0. baby grand Marshall and
wendell small size. nice eond, :,
5000: also bachelor chest. 4-dfaW-
II y nam i.m.,. ans eod s,svg $50; :,s %odss1
color. less than q yr. old, $3.50
for both. IA. 2.7TO6.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

SILVER. ROSE SPRAY" 44-Hc. set
OF 8, wLchest, like new: list 1876 !:
berg.. S125; out Of pawn. ROSS.
LYN LOAN CO., JAe5-O8OO.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
STORE FIXTURES
JUST LIKE NEW

Can be used for many businesses.
Hardware, gifts. iewelry. etc. 0i6sS
shelving. standards and brackets
Of all sizes. Self-supporting sheiyes
that can be mounted anywhere.
Jewelry cases and show cases.
Greeting card racks with lighted
canppies: 2-drawer cash register.
adding machine, safe. typewriter.
display cabinets with storage
underneath. wrapping counters,
kingsley gold stamping machine,
come In and see for yourself Gail
RE. 6-304O or RE. 6-3643. gns
sIovE-Kerosene heater, Kenmore.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ROssLYN LOAN CO.. ia. 7-0S60.
SEWING MACHINES, se.sS UP
2626 Bladensburg Rd. La. 8-aSsO
Evening star., 1961-01-08
APE REcoRpERs PROM sas

Pre-recorded Tape 23ro On
Commission Electronic. NO. 1850
two 21-inch TVS, S45
and SOS. Webcor Regent stereo
tape recorder, 5 mos. old, $3.50.
Sewing machine. console model,
SI5. Stereo set, sos: and power
tO0lR IA AJS1o
Evening star., 1961-01-08

FUkN.--Pullman 6t-in. sofa bed:
also soiid mahogany Governor
winthrop see,y desk. TE. 6-a2lS.
FURN.-Mod. iiv. rm.; dinette with
corner cab: bedrn. sets, walnut
dresser, tables. lamps. mahog.
buffet. antique sofa: excel. cond. +;
reas CT. A.64l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-21
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

! opening lead: Diamond king.
West opened the king Of dia-
monds and East played Q gen.
tlemanly nine Of diamonds to
encourage q continuation. It
was q gallant, but quite in
effective, signal.
West continued with q dia-
mond and South ruffed. De-
clarer drew one round of
trumps and cashed the top
spades.
When West threw q club on
the second spade South saw
that he could not set I'D dunn
my'S suit. The only chance for
the slam was Q club finesSe,
so South led club from dunn
my ana fineSsed the queen
from his own hand.
The finesSe worked and
South claimed the rest Of the
tricks.
Desperate Needed
There would have been q diff
ferent story 10 tell II East had
been more Of q desperate and
less Of . gentleman. East
should have overtaken the king
of diamonds at the first trick
in order to return the nine
Of clubs.
What would South do il
forced to make Q decision at
so early q stage9 The club fl
nesse Ii only q so per cent
chance and East's eagerness to
lead the suit might make even
that figure seem high.
What other chance doe s
South have? If the spades
break no worse than d., he
can set UP dummy's long suit
for q discard. The odds are
better than S To- In favor of
a reasonable spade break.
Obviously, South would re-
ject the fineSse in order to try
for the spades. A few tricks
later he would discover the bad
spade break and realize that
he had been sold q bill Of
goods. i
Daily Question
As dealer, you hold:
ass ok QJ10S432 o6 &AQ'
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one heart. The
hand is not good enough for
a forcing bid but is far too
good for a shutout bid. Open
with one and be ready to Jump
at your next turn.
So y 4
For SheinaDold's IS page
booklet, "A Pocket Guide to
Bridge" send Soc to Bridge
Book, The Washington Star,
Boz 1918, Grand Central Sta
ton, NeaD York ~, N. Y. !
CcopyriEht, 1861, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star., 1961-07-30

PORTUGUESE BEND, CALF.
D ED-EYED young fathers
IL who show up at the
Office complaining about 2
am. feelings should have a
word with Joe Beazie, senior
trainer of mammals at INA
rineland of the Pacific" Joe
has a baby" that squawked
for food every 20 minutes -
day and night.
1t all started when Joe
found a deserted cracked egg
in the penguin compound.
He rushed it to the boiler
room where the temperature
was kept close to 100 degrees.
Two days later baby hatched.
What was the feeding
schedule? Baby let Joe know.
Every 20 minutes he hollered
for his mixture of mashed
silver smelts, aureomycin and
wheat germ.
Did the system work? Just
take a look at baby now!
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
03-Year-Old Man Wins All-Expense Paid Trip to Alaska

BELLINGHAM, Wash. LR - The pages of the past will come alive again for a 68-year-old Bellingham man il with throat cancer and his bride of AT years when they board a jet liner for Alaska this summer.
 Clarence Gordon Shea, who spent more than a quarter of a century in Alaska, learned in a telephone call he had won an eight-day, all-expense trip to Alaska for two and a S1,000 cash prize.
 The contest, sponsored by the Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce, was for the best letter of 50 words or less telling why the writer would like to visit Alaska.
 Shea, who went to Alaska with his father as a boy of six in the gold rush days of '98, headed his entry "TWlight Dream"
 Back to my boyhood home, Gods country, the northland,' , he wrote. ". Maybe some old prospectors left to shake my hand. To see the modern buildings where our cabins once stood. I was the first white child carried over Chilkoot pass to Dawson - by man - now to be carried by jet"
 Shea said he lived with his father in gold camps throughout Alaska but never made his home in Fairbanks. In 1911, though, he made a 1,40O-mile round-trip by dog team from Iditarod, in the West-Central area, to Fairbanks
 He was a deputy marshal and Indian agent during his stay in Alaska. He moved to Seattle in 1925 and was a captain in the Washington State Patrol before his retirement.
 Shea and his wife, Ida, live here in a house trailer. He only recently returned from Vancou- yer, B. C., where he received CO., bait treatment for his throat cancer.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
Bible Baptist Church To Have Special Showing Of Suicide Mountain"

There will be special showing Of the motion picture, Suicide Mountain" tonight and tomorrow night, at 7:30 at the Bible Baptist Church. This film is the thrilling true story of the conversion of Japanese couple who contemplated suicide at the mountain. Also (known to the Japanese as Suicide Mountain.
 This true story describes in de- tail how a simple gospel tract led to the conversion of this Japanese man and his wife right at the time they were about to take their own lives.
 This film is of feature length, filmed in Japan, in color, and in the midst of breathtaking scenery, is a heart touching, soul stirring, miraculous, Evangelical story that you will long remember. The showing will be FREE and NO OFFERING will be taken This film IS NOT a doctrinal nor a denominational motion picture.
 It is free to the public and well worth your time to see.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
Record-Breaking B-58 Bomber Crashes Near Paris-Claims Three Lives

PARIS R - A supersonic B-58 bomber crashed and burned Sat urday killing all three creWmen aboard. It was just eight days after setting a new transatlantic record of 313 hours.
 The U. s. Air Force bomber, called the Hustler, crashed in a farm field about 10 miles north of Paris. It had just taken off dur ing an International Air Show at Le Bourget Air Field It swept past the control tower, then dis appeared.
 The plane crashed about 800 yards from the nearest home.
 The kerosene fuel caught fire, sending up flames and smoke. Huge craters, some three or four yards across, were cut into the ground by plummeting Wreckage.
 About 10 fire trucks were soon at the scene playing their hoses on the Wreckage.
 The B-58's flight May 26 was to celebrate the 34th anniversary of Charles A. Lindbergh's solo New York-Paris flight.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
Folksy Old-Time Star Al Pearce Passes

NEWPORT BEACH, Calf. R- Al Pearce, who delighted radio au- diences as Elmer Blurt, the sales man who knocked on doors and said, nobody home, l hope, l hope, l hope" is dead at 62.
 The folksy oldtime star died Friday of complications from an ulcer operation.
 Investments and the radio ca reer that began in 1926 in San Francisco brought him millions. He was best known as master of ceremonies of his own variety show, Al Pearce and His Gang"
 It's characters included TiZZie Lish, a screechy-voiced spinster who gave recipes and talked of eternally hoped-for romance, and Arlene Harris with her breezy monologues concerning husband George.
 Besides Burt, Pearce played FEB of FEB and Feb, a rural-style comedy pair. The past two years he had been doing " conner cials.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
Alaska Airlines Shows A Net Profit of S695,15 for 1860

SEATTLE R - Alaska Airlines. Inc, in its annual report to stock holders, points up a record net profit of $695,1 ,158 for 1860 or $1.09 per share of 636,218 com mon shares outstanding.
 The net profit figure a non- operating income of $99,139.
 In 1859 the company had a re- stated loss of $22O,753.
 Operating revenues in 1860 also reached an all-time high of $9,- 405,955, a gain of F per cent from 1959's figure of S8,029,O72.
 Charles F. Willis, president, described 1860 as "a remarkably eventful year" for the company. Alaska Airlines bought it's first pure jet aircraft, streamlined it's route structure to strengthen it's mainline trunk operations, estab- lished new training center for it's own and other airline person. nel, and negotiated a final per manent mail rate with the Civil AerOnautics Board.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
SEA Announces Revised Leaflet Explaining Coverage of Loans

Edward T. Brelm, branch man. ager of the Small Business Ad- ministration for this area, an- nounced today that copies of a revised leaflet explaining the broadened coverage of the agen- cy's limited loan participation plan are available on request at the local SEA Office, located at 610 C St., Anchorage, Alaska.
 The revised leaflet points out that SEAS share in one of these loans may now be as much as $25,00O or 75 per cent of the total amount of the loan, which ever is the lesser. Previously, the SEA share was limited to $15,000.
 These loans are made entirely through and serviced by banks, with the bank taking at least 25 per cent as it's share in the loan. Maximum maturity of these loans is years, with a monthly re- payment schedule, including prin- cipal and interest
 The maximum interest rate on SEAS share of these loans is 512 per cent, except in areas classi- fled by the U. s. Department of Labor as having a substantial la Dor surplus. In these distress areas, the SEA interest rate is 4 pef cent.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
 

NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the Matter of the Estate of JOHN KARAMETROS, Deceased
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Administrator with Will Annexed of the Estate of John Karametros, Deceased, has filed his Final Account and the Superior Court, State of Alaska, Second District. has fixed 10 o'clock, am, on the 28th day of July. 1861, at the Court room of the Presiding Judge at the Courthouse, Nome Alaska, as the time and place for hearing and settling same. At said time and place said Court will also adjudicate the heirs and legatees of said decedent and will make an order for final distribution of said estate All persons having objections thereto should appear or file them in said Court at or before said time.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 26th day of May, 1861.
 /s/ HUGH GILBERT
 Judge of the Superior Court Publish May 29 June 5, 12, 19 1861.
The Nome nugget., 1961-06-05

Financial troubles break up many marriages, but prosperity is no guarantee of marital hap piness. Wealthy America has the worlds highest divorce rate, money-poor Ireland one of the lowest.
The Adak sun., 1961-02-20

  
  in tions aren US 0
  who iron % M famous Mt Vernon.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08

The Mercury people are start
ing off the new year with new
approach to percussion. David
CauoII's Orchestra, a longtime
favofte with hi-fi and steTeo fans,
has assembled an album full of
imaginative sounds inspired by
the Middle East. There is uni
versaI appeal as Carroll uses
musicaI imagery to depict the
spIendor and sensuality of the
Arabian Nights. There are hi-fl
antics 'apIenty in such songs as
"Caravan, = "HaEem Dance" and
"SchehpTazade Themes This
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
TOo "
FREE
SELLING
OUTFIT

lis just like having an EXTRA payday every
seek just for showing friends, relatives and
neghbors how they'll walk on air" in Mason
shoes Many a man sells 2, }, 4 or pairs Of
Mason shoes on Saturday morning. alone-and
makes as much as IS TO $40 or more extra for
; or hours of his time
foa keep all Of your profit We furnish you
FREE selling outfit carry the stock for you
and ship the shoes-your profit is clear. And
think what you'll save on your own shoes, tool
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
THE MUSIC WHIRL
-four new albums for '6l-

"Make Everybody Happy" is
the title of the NIT + 3 album re-
Gently released by Jay, and
the title is appropriate. Jazz
lovers will "fIip" over this
swinging offering and even those
not generally included in the
"jazz camp" get few kicks
from the tongue-n-cheek approach
eff these talented young conser-
Vatives. The title song has all of
the basic ingredients Of a swing
ing time : the walking bass and
tempo, the "churchy" sound and
lot of musicianship. Another
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1961-02-08
Here's why you'll make money!

You'll take orders for over go different shoe
styles for dress, sport or work-far more than
any store could stock. And you can fit anyonel
You'll draw from our 10000 pair stock with
sizes ranging from IA TO IL. widths AAAA TO
EEEE. You'll feature exclusive Velvet-eez shoes
With foamysoft air-cushion innersoles that let
YOU walk on air" Everyone wears shoes-and
because Mason shoes are never sold through
stores, folks must buy from you. Rush the
coupon for your FREE selling outfit have
an EXTRA payday next Saturday!