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PONTIAC '61 Catalina 4-dr. hard
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excel. cond., So, 1875. 365-7SS2.
Evening star., 1962-10-31

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4lS automatic, power steering, white. No. HHSS
~ 8036
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
Church State. March ISSUE "A monthly review" -
EDITORIAL: "cAN WE HOPE TO VIM"
[DeW Using Catholicism ExamneH

Some are discouraged over ihe prospects of winning
The battle against state aid TO paroha schools They
point TO rising tide Of Roman Catholic influence in
government They point TO Of the country where
Ssfhohes apparently oufnvmber the population They
point to the reverentia with which the leaders Of
the church and their vtfersnees invariably treated
" all adds up, they think, TO overwhelming and
irresistible pressure for public subsidies church.
WE DON'T SEE IT THAT WAY. MANY ROMAN CATH
oLIc PEOPLE ARE WITH US ON THE QUESTION OF
STATE AID TO sEcTARIAN SCHOOLS. PAUL BLAN
sHARD IN HIS CONSTITUTION HALL SPEECH EsTl.
MATED THE NUMBER AT oNE-THIRD OF ALL cATHo.
Lies.
All protestant churches, including those which op-
crate Psroehia Schools 10 be soIidy opposed 70
eividnq the educational tax dollar with seetsrsn In.
See EDITORIAL, Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
SUPERB CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.
FOURTH CHURCH, CHRIST. SCIENTIST :
FRIDAY, 3/2-MARY WELLINGTON GALE, C.s.B.
(CoIif.)

(CuIif.)
MRS GALE WAS ELOQUENT, INSPIRING
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO THE MORE THAN 90 YEARS
MARVELLOUS, DIVINE REVELATIONS OF GODS HEAL.
Err OF INDIVIDUALS AND THE NATIONS REV. 22:2) -
REVELATION OF THE REAL! - THE NEW HEAVEN
AND THE NEW EARTH REV. 2l:l) AND THE ExCLU-
SvE REALITY THEREOF
MAN OUR TRUE BEING - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING 1! = NEVER SINNER - NEVER BORN
OF SINNER Isl = WOMAN. UNclEAN! Job, Old
IT,
MRS. GALES ELoouENcE TEsTIFIEs TO THE IN
sPiRATioN MILLIONS HAVE GAINED FROM THE OPEN.
ING SENTENCE OF THE PREFACE OF OUR PRECIOUS
TEXTBOOK: ITO THOSE LEANING ON THE SUSTAIN
ING INFINITE. TODAY IS BIG WITH BLESSINGS!
INCIDENTALLY, THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF
THAT FIRST-PAGE BEGINS WITH: THE TIME FOR
THINKERS HAS GOMEZ!
WE WOULD PERSUADE YOU TO RE.READ THE
LORDS PRAYER, PIP. l6. w. WITH ITS SPIRITUAL IN.
TERPRETAToN DICTATED BY FATHER. SON. AND
HOLY HOST TO THEIR GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY
t"WoMAN" OF REVELATION Rise
"oUR FATHER WHICH ART IN HEAVEN
OUR FATHER-moTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoN.
Gus.
HALLoWED BE THY NAME
ADORABLE ONE.
THY KINGDOM COME
THY KINGDOM IS COME THOU ART EVER
PRESENT."
OUR MEMORY OF MRS. GALES BEAUTIFUL LEG
TuRE INSPIRES US TO PRESENT, AGAIN, MRS. EDpY's
MucHLovED STATEMENT, p. aga, s&H, ENGRAVED
ON THE WALL OF MANY A BRANCH CHURCH: "DIvINE
LOVE ALWAYS HAs MET AND ALWAYS WILL MEET
EVERY HUMAN NEED"l
See LECTURE, Page9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
ARCH BAILEY's CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

SUNDAY, FEB. rs. PM - AUSPICES OF FIRST
CHURCH. CHRIST, SCIENTIST. DEARBORN - AT
CLARA BYRANT HIGH SCHOOL.
TITLE, OR THEME: LIBERATION FROM ENTANcLE-
MENTS! - MAGFicENTLY PRESENTED. NOTE
HIS TWO TESTIMONIALS HEREWITH:
8-YEAR-OLD C.S. SUNDAY SCHOOL
BOY HEALS MOTHER.
THIS LAD RETURNED HOME FROM SCHOOL AND
FOUND HIS MOTHER IN BED WITH A SEVERE HEAD
ACHE. SHE SAID: I'LL GET BETTER"
HER SON: "YOU CAN'T GET BETTER!
THE MOTHER, SHOCKED, ASKED: WHAT DO you
MEAN?"
HER SON: WHY, you ARE GODS PERFECT, sPI-
RITUAL IDEA. HOW CAN YOU GET BETTER?r
THE MOTHER WAS HEALED AT ONCE
GOITRE = WOMAN's INSTANTANEOUS
HEALING.
MR.. BAILEY RELATED THE MARVELLOUS HEAL.
ING OF THE LADY WHO KEPT AN APPOINTMENT
WITH A CHRISTIAN TEACHER, AND AS SHE STARTED
TO TALK, THE cs. TEACHER TURNED HIS GAZE FROM
FROM HER, LOOKING STEADILY OUT OF THE WIN
DOW
AFTER SOME CONVERSATION, THE WOMAN SAID,
WITH ANNOYANCE: ~ DON'T THINK YOU'VE HEARD
WORD I'VE SAID. PERHAPS DON'T WANT YOUR
TREATMENT"
See ARCH BAILEY. Pages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10
DROP OUTS. SCHOOLS TO BLAME"

MICH CHRONICLE 1852
WE ARE NEEDING JESUS ADMoNIrIoN
JUDGE NOT BY APPEARANCES; JUDGE
RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT! - WHICH BRINGS
US AT ONCE TO THE SUICIDAL POPULATION
EXPLOSION" FLOODS LUNAcN TREASON!
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD REPUDIATED
BY THE c-H-LL-D-LE-s-s CHRIST JESUS! -
THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE! = my
WORK AND GREATER SHALL We Do"!
The NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY ARE
The BLIND LEADERS OF THE BLIND! Jesus
NEGROES. CATHOLICS. AsIATIcs. AND OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL! MULTIPLY
like RABBITS! AND WHAT DO THEY
MULTIPLY? : The DEVILS ADAMS AND Ewes!
The FLESH OF A BABE IS OF the DEVIL
LIKEWISE, ITS ADAM.EvE EGO, socALLEp
MINDI = MAKING IMPERATIVE THE sp,RIr,IA,
REBIRTH Jesus Nieodemus
Now, nekt IS WHAT FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOST
DICTATED TO THEIR GREATEST MARY RAkEp
EDDY = INCOMPATIBLE PHoPHETEss REvEALA
TOR. COMPLETING JESUS "UNFNstED RlIsL
NESS" WHICH WICKED AND ADuLrERolIs
GENERATIONS" UP TO THE MARTyRpom
or ABE LINCOLN COULD NOT BEAR" = NAMELY
COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATIONS
See 0RoPoUTs Page 2
MON. 2-26 REV. cEDARHolM OF FAMILY
ALTAR BROADCAST. WMUz : 'HAYwIRE, on
GOD. WHO IS LOVE! : INFINITE
DIVINE. 0MNIP0TENT!
HOW THESE SATAN BOUND NoNcHR,sr
80 1.eSoY mIslNTeRPRET THE THINGS
THAT ARE SEEN, TEMPORAL! ISL p.un
MYTHICAL! = SAYS GODS cHRtsr sc,e.,~-
MESSIAH '' '~'eNSt
oIsoseY JESUS JUDGE NOT BY APPEAR.
ANcss" THEY KNOW NOT HOW TO OBEY
ISAIAH 2:22
'etAst II FROM MAN : OF THE FLESH
AND HABAxKUK: THOU ART OF plIRFP
EYES THAN TO BEHOLD EVIL. AND
eANs1 NOT LOOK ON iNIoUlrY:" SAUL OF
'ARsos 1RANslAToRs TAKE OVER !Iiub. l:Isi
: AND SATAN BOUND CLERGY DO iIKrWisf 81 !
See BROADCAST. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-03-10

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SELECTIONS
SUGGESTED TO THIS LISTENER MRS EDDYs
PROFOUND STATEMENT. p. $50:
THE CHRISTLiKE UNDERSTANDING OF ScIENTI'
&c BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES PER
Feet PRINCIPLE AND IDEA - PERFECT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN PERFECT IMMERSED - AS THE BASI
OF THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION"
SILENT PRAYER AND THE AUDIBLE REPETITION
OF THE LORDS PRAYER.
IND HYMN, No. l40:
IF ON OUR DAILY COURSE OUR MIND
BE SET TO HALLOW ALL WE FIND,
NEW TREASURES STILL, OF COUNTLESS PRICE
GOD WILL PROVIDE FOR SACRIFICE"
THERE ARE TWO MORE WORTHY sTANZAs.
OUR TESTIMONY:
THE INSPIRING READINGS ENCOURAGE NE TO
SAY: THANK YOU FOR THE BEAUTIFUL LECTURE
HEARD IN THIS CHURCH SOME TIME AGO.
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU SOME o
THE COMFORT AND BLESSINGS THAT HAVE BEEF
MINE. GOING BACK TO WORLD WAR military SCI
vice.. AND EVEN BEFORE.
See TESTIMONY. Page 9
Evening star., 1962-09-23
LLAhA8 az "a.
BARBER SHOPS
BEAUTY SALONS
% C Nd And Va

D. C. Nd. and Va.
I'd 18th 81. apt.-houSe. Rent SIPS.
Income $500 ". Price $500,
terms. CD CohgreSs Hts, fine
clientele. Mod. equip. Rent S145
includes util. Price, S3,5OO. Terms
70 suit. Two operators. t8 Upper
WIS. ave. Rent SlS7.5O. Large
Weu-equip. shop. Price, SS.5OO.
90 Small compact shop. in down
town office bldg. Rent $50 include
util. Price. $1,000. (5l 2 and q
NV. area downtown. Rent. $3.50.
New modern equipment. Ideal for
partners. Owner moving TO Fla.
Price $4,000. (6) Sc. neighbor-
hood shop. > operator. Fine in
come. Rent. Sl75. Price, $4,000
terms. (7l Upper Ga. ave. Chang
ing neishborhood). Another on
kennedy st. NV. Both opened to
oIfer. Well equipped. reasonable
rent tS) Silver spring, Nd, close
IN. New liStingl. Rent, 5000, 3
operators. Price, $4,000. Easy
Terms. t9D Silver Spring. Nd, ideal
Ior Two partners. Income. $1,000
mo. Price. $4,000. Make offer
Eent $3.50. includes util. 0Ol
silver Spring, Nd Income, S35,-
OOO " 3 operators. Owner i'll.
must retire. Priced to sell. QD
thyattsvllie, Nd wonderful loca.
ton, well equipped. Rent, $50
Price. S6,750. u2) Downtown,
OIL 18th and Eye st. NV. Rent,
Sis, lease. operators. 5000
week income. Price, 50 800 terms
I'D 18th and Columbia road NV
Ibooming Section). Rent. 5000
3 operators. Priced s3.S50. Omen
70 cash offer. G4 Vicinity Fort
Meade, Nd. Practically new. well
EQUIPPED. Rent. $500. Price, $4,000
New listinss daily. Clients waiting
Evening star., 1962-09-23

TUX SALE .Ia-AChE CUkNEh
property on US. l3 Just north Of
SALISBURY. MD. mAsonary bldg.
6-room modern apt. and shop or
store. Excellent location any busi-
ness. Bargain at $4,000. $4,000
cash. Write L. BOOTH, r 3 Sails
bury, Nd.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

LIQUOR LICENSE WANTED. D. C..
70 transfer to an approved locas
tion. Suost. cash. 422 -3466.
LIQUOR STORE WANTED, D. G..
principals only. Must support q
families. Box 1917. Star.
LIQUOR STORE, MD.-Low over
head. Shows S4o0 Wk. profit. S25..
eco On. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65O0.
LIQUOR LICENSE, Pr. Geo. Nd.
Also ] in D. C. for transferring.
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-650O
LUNCH CARRY-OUT. Langley PIX,
Nd. Good hus. only $4,000, terms.
GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500.
MEMS WEAR. est. IS yrs. with or
without stock, mod. fixtures air
cond.. low rent. Wkdys. LA. 9-Ss33.
MOTEL wANTED-Have 500, 600
r"sh II invest IN a rnoG income
motel business. Box 159 z. Star.
500 ii income. a $50. .6e6' se6eS, .sTTSs mSdsrn'
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. T-65oO
MOVING AND STORAGE, local and
long distance, household goods
carrier. "a States. and D. c. Bust
ness complete with all equipment,
supplies, warehouse full, cash and
'arms. Box 194-E. Star.
MOVING BUS. wen estab. and
coup. excel. vol. bus. GOOD terms.
GIBRALTAR CO, DI. 7-65o0
NEW
Coin operated dry cleaning and
laundry store. Corner location in
Arlington. Va.
SS2-l47S ia. e-55ST
NEWSSTAND, office bldg. short
hours. ideal for retired man or
woman. $500. DI. 7-6500.
(continuea on Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1962-09-23
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE
lcoNrIRUEpI

? UNITS. self contained, $4,000
Please call Mr.. Athey, ewes. and
sun, AD- 2-5i05.
SiGLER a CO.
IO1i K St NV. ST. 3-7ssI
IL UNIT brk. apt. bldg. ErossinE
over $4,000 annually. Excel. Va.
rental area. and > bedrms-.
always full Splendid eond.
throughout. Tenants pay utilS.
Priced at Sla6.5O0. with reas.
cash. Offered exclusively by
4-UNIT DUPLEX. Eood Northeast
location Income. S4,O40 per year
$1,000 will handle.
RALPH D. COIN TU. 2-q2OC
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP
2533 Wilson Blvd. Arl.
VA .-AAAA ENn. KI 81 Sc
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Large bedrooms plus 20-ft. dining
room, and eating space in the
kitchen is found In this spacious
Colonial. Two porches, two-car
garage, and beautiful large trees.
Only Sl9,750. Call now on this
one,
Evening star., 1962-09-23
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ABLY ACCREDITED MoTELs FOR
SALE-Full time motel specialist
has profitable motels available.
JOE H. THOMPSON, IA. S-67OO
232 Woodward BldR.. Wash. 4, DC
Evening star., 1962-09-23

ATTENTION.. I.ITION CONTRACTORS, RE.
10 offices. 4th and II NV, near
courts, GAO. etc. Low cash. Bar
gain at Sl6,500. BROKER. Ii.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
WAREHOUSES FOR AHT INDUSTRIAL Iaol M SALE sUsNIss OPPORTUNITIES
(coHrINUEDl

BETHESDA. $3.50 Butler I'd. 100
feet Of River rd.-3.IO0 sd. II.
plus 1.S0Q 50. It. outside space.
Truck dock. air-cond. office, air
ennd apt. Of . rms. kit. and bath
BREUNIGER & SONS, Ma. S-2OAO
Evening star., 1962-09-23
DRY CLEANING PLANT

Nearby Maryland. real estate and
business, seller claims good money
maker, 1t Is our opinion that an
experienced operator would benefit
6y looking into this, excellent
financing, please call Mr. Athey,
ewes. and Sun, AID. 2-5lO5.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
AID, Inc.
1858 GreenSpring Drive
Timonium, Maryland
CL. $4,000

Corner Grocery-No Beer
Establ. over 80 yrs, . widows wish
% retire. Priced unusually low at
81 800 complete. $500 down, Liv.
quarters available. Ewes. and sun.
Al BOokoff, RA. 6-0527-
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
HOUSE COMPLETES ACTION ON DOG LICENSING BILL

JUNEAU tR = The House corn- pleted legislative action yesterday on bill which would require every dog in the state to be licensed, ex- cept for work dogs which are not allowed to run at large.
 The measure provides that dog control ordinances enacted by cities or villages extend to the surround ing area within 20 miles of the municipality.
 It also provides that the owners of all dogs not licensed in this manner must obtain a license for their dogs from the Department of Revenue, at a cost of $l.
 The metal tag license must be attached to the dogs collar. Any dog found running loose without such a tag and collar would be deemed to be without owner and may be destroyed by a peace of ficer.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
Glenn Comes
 Out Strong for Ham Sandwiches

WASHINGTON tR = Astronaut John H. Glenn IT. came out strong for ham sandwiches for future Iorbiting spacemen.
 He said his own experience ir- dicated there's no need of restrict ing spacemen, as he was, to tube fed foods like applesauce.
 Glenn made his sandwich sug- gestions as the National Aeronau- tiee and Space Administration pre- sented detailed reports on his triple orbit of the earth to an interna- tional gathering of more than LOGO scientists. 4 few from Communists bloc countries attended.
 The Space Agency said examina- ton of the records of the Marine lieutenant coloners flight showed that it was an unqualified success, a major milestone In the program for the manned exploration of space"
 This was the first detailed sci- entific report on the mission, the man, and his capsule. But, except for details and arnplification, it presented little that had not pre- viously been disclosed by the Space Agency and nothing new of major nature.
 A scientist did offer soTle new details on theories as to the cause of the strange fireflies that Glenn reported seeing during the several slnrises he observed on his flight. Dr. John O'Keefe of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in- 1 dicated that it is believed the strange particles did not come from space but from Glenn's own cap- | lsule.
 O'Keefe said two reasonable pos-
 abilities exist: Small ice flakes produced by water released from the capsules cooling system, or particles of paint or other heavy
 material which flaked off the space
 craft.
 Of the two possibilities, O'Keefe
 said, the paint is the more prob fable. For one thing, the paint might ! be liberated only at sunrise when
 Glenn saw the phenomenon, while
 ice would be liberated throughout l the flight.
 He explained that at sunrise there might be some cracking or stretch ing or the space craTL skin, uIr t0 changes in temperature.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
436 PERSONS ATTEND
 COVENANT CHURCH MEET AT UNAL4KLEET

The 18th Anniversary of the Alaska Covenant Church Confer ence which was held last week at Unalakleet was reported to be one of the biggest and most inspiring ever held by the church group.
 A total of 436 persons were re- ported in attendance at the last meeting af ssssiie ssssiie five day session.
 New officers are David Saccheus, of Film, president; Joshua Ah- winona, Golovin, vice president; secretary, Thomas Tungewenuk, Nome; treasurer, James Olxsokta- ruk, Nome; Ministerial Board mem bers are Fred Savok of Nome and Walter Outwater of Wales.
 Mountain Village, with eight re- presentatives and Scamnnon Bay with nine were in attendance for the first time. Other villages in cluded Wales, King Island, Nome, Golovin, Film, Koyuk, Kotzebue, Shaktoolik, St. Michael, Marshall, Nunivak, Bethel, Anchorage, Chi- cago and Los Angeles. Shaktoolik had the most representatives with 45 present and Nome second with A.
 Unalakleet had total of 212 visitors during the conference with most of the people arriving by plane. Fourteen dog teams with a total of 136 dogs brought in 38 of the guests.
 Next years conference will be held at Shaktoolik, it was an nounced.
 The Frontier Builders of the Covenant Church contributed $650 to the Hooper Bay church and pledged next years funds to the Nunivak church.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
Sophia Loren and
 Maxirnilia1l ScI1ell Awarded Oscars
By James Bacon

HOLLYWOOD tH Sexy Sophia Loren, stern faced Maximilian Schell and splashy West Side Story" go into the records as top winners of the 34th annual 4AAccsasssla- AAccsasssla emy Awards. But a sensational bit 1t of gate crashing stole the show.
 Italy's Miss Loren is best actress. Vienna's Schell is best actor. Holly woods aWest Side Story" is best picture, winner of near-record 10 Oscars. New YorlS's Stan Ber- man retains title as World Cham pion Gate Crasher."
 German, 35, a cabbie who has made a career out of penetrating the impenetrable, stalked onto the
 stage in nid-telecast at Santa
 Monica Civic Auditorium, pre- sented astonished emcee Bob Hope with an ersatz Oscar, and stalked off leaving the film famous and nation of onIookers abbergasted. The handsome Schell won for his role as the defender of Nazi war criminals in Judgment at Nurern- berg"
 The voluptuous brunettee Miss Loren won her Oscar in absentia for playing the earthly war refugee in the Italian production, 1.-Two Women cliInaxing a rags-to- riches tale that began on the streets of Rome.
 West Side Story musical version of Romeo and Juliet" sci among the juvenile street gangs oi New York, fell just one Oscar shori of equaling the record of II sci by ssBen-Hur" in 1859. The show was plodding duly along, seeming especially tarne after last years dramatic win by Elizabeth Taylor until Bermar
 strode on stage.
 Berman grabbed 8 pint-sizee Oscar and held 1t tip and said !! Mtlnis is Rnh Hopes Oscar for tn,
 Big Broadcast of 1888. To th l worlds greatest comedian from 1 the worlds greatest gate crasher.
 German, who had his pictur,
 taken in the box with presiden Kennedy and his family at ths inaugural gala, said stage crashing is a pushover.
 All you need IS tuxedo aTle the appearance of looking as il you belong" he said.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11

I-7s F I.l 1liI i'I'. ..lIt I' Az r-I |I-I 7-| |.I 1|I ||'
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
Senate Okehs Bill 10 Provide
 Additional Superior Court JsssS<a.:;

JUNEAU H = The Senate Tues day completed legislative action on bill which provides an addition al Superior Court judge for the Third Judicial District.
 Under terms of the measure, the extra judge will not be added until Jan. 1, 1863.
 The legislation raises the num- Der of Superior Court judges in Alaska from eight to nine, and the number of Superior Court judges in the Third (Anchorage) Judicial District from three to four.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
s.sso Ice classic Tickets Sold

Keith Hedreen announced that 3,650 guesses were taken on the Nenana Ice Classic. which is one hundred less than take here last year. The guesses have been sent to Nenana for final counting and checking and will be tabluated in the Ice Classic Book for 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
Amendments 10 Borough Aci Go To Gov. Egan for Signature

JUNEAU tR = The House con- cured Tuesday in Senate amend ments to measure which makes a number of changes il the States borough act.
 The measure now goes to Gov. Egan for nIS considerations. iaH1
 One of the new changes would lower the number of signatures re quired on petitions for borough in- corporation in the states major population areas to 15 per cent of the qualified voters.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
OK $ss4.ooo for Construction

OK $984.000 for Construction
 WASHINGTON R The Air Force has told the Army Engineers to proceed with $984 900 in con- struction at three locations in Alaska, the states congressional delegation said Tuesday.
 The work will include:
 Cape Newenham, water supply facility. $135, 900, Sparrevohn, air. mems dcrmitory, $634, 900; and Unalakleet, radar tower, $215, 900,
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11
,,s sss!z TIT srznrxzf,n rorrRT FOR THE STATE or ALASKA SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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CIVIL ACTION NC. 62-3 ORDER TO SURRENDER POSSESSION STATE OF ALASKA, Plaintiff, vs. COFFEE GREEK MINING COMPANY, and all other persons Defendants. Upon consideration of the declaration of taking filed herein, 1t Is ORDERED: That the State of Alaska is entitled to exclusive possession Of the property described in the complaint filed herein. and the defendants are hereby ORDERED immediately to peaceably surrender pos session.
 DONE this 9th day of April, 1862, at Nome. Alaska.
 /s5k Hubert A. Gilbert
 Superior Court Judge Pub: April II, 1B, 25. 1S62.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-11

'4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books Available al The Nome Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-01

Mothers! Try Z.B.T. Baby
Lotion on your own skin
and see for yourself how it
will smooth and soothe your
baby's tender skin.
The Adak sun., 1962-03-26
..ADAK SUN
A TEENAGERtS FIRST DATE

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Evening star., 1962-01-21
ON THE AIR
He Thrives
On Pressure

Jut-jawed James Whitmore, ex-Yale drama
tic student ex-Marine is actor who seems to
thrive when the going is toughest.
Take his series, The Law and Mr.. Jones ABC
dropped it after one season, changed its mind
and reinstated it. It will resume in April. <Only
two other SERIES Mama and Father Knows Best,
came back from the mediums limbo No one
fought harder for it's return than Whitmore.
It is hardly inconsistent of "Mr JONES'"
therefore to find him involved in the NBC Public
Affairs drama, Focus (Sunday, pm, WRC-4
which deals with anti -Senitism in middle-class
from Arthur Millers only published novel by
Washingtonian S. Lee Pogostin.
This is no special" with gorgeous budget
Whitmore, Colleen Dewhurst (Mrs George c.
Scott), Director Fielder Cook and the others are
here to make point with their considerable
slills Bernie Harrison.
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Evening star., 1962-05-04

the overmantel, though, to
focus attention on the area.
Focal Points
Other solutions might in
clude a large and handsome
piece Of furniture such as a
huge breakfront to draw the
eye, an unusual porcelain
Austrian stove set on q slight
platform with an accompany
ing back-drop like a three
dimentional wallpaper repre-
Senting a niche, or a wall Of
shelves with brightly hued
books interspersed with OBJ
jects Of art.
Also popular today are
the high Venetian cabinets
painted in bright colors to
stand apart as a center Of
attention.
Most admired Of all in cur
rent decorating trends is the
entire wall dedicated to art.
The area can hold paintings,
wood carvings, framed en-
broiderieS or rare collections
Of objects that normally
might be hidden away in
cupboards for lack of dis
play space. Good composition
is a requisite Of the wall ar
rangement with artistic skill
needed to blend together the
unrelated expressions of art.