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Evening star., 1962-04-26
HoW's THIS FOR VALUE?
Lorcom Lane
NEAR TAYLOR SCHOOL

4 BEDRMs.. 2h BATHS
Lge. brick home with many built-in
features. Gracious din. rm.. kit.
with breakfast area, liv. rm. suit
able for Q furniture groupings.
Center hall with entrance foyer.
full bsmt. plus rec. rm. IDEAL
FAMILY HoME-NOw S31 $50.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS IA. 10000
LAST OF THE BREED-Hard-to-
find 4-bedrm. 2-bath home with
in city Of Falls Church for only
S23, 900, FILA appraised. Sep. din.
rm. w/firepl., lge. kit, full bsmt.,
excel. st. for children. For appt.
and personalized service, call Nc
GUAM REALTY, JE. 4-1000.
LAZY LIVING = Trees have been
planted, beautiful shrubbery in,
flowers and rose bushes ready to
bloom and o nice lawn established
This large split-level is ready for
your springtime enjoyment with q
minimum Of effort. 3 bedrms. and
bath on upper level, large liv. rm.
dining rm. and modern kitchen on
LIST level, rec. rm., furnace IN. =,
y bath and built-in garage on
lower level. 4 years CID and i
beautiful condition. FHA. S22 .000
TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES
INC, KE. $4,000, q It'll 9.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

HAVE IIVI.,t1 CLIENTS. I @ for AL al types Of
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SPECIAL LIsTINGS

Brick rambler. 3 bedrooms, base
ment. storm windows. Vacant.
S20.750. GI or FLA.
King sized rambler on "A acre. car
port. full basement, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths.
FALLS CHURCH rambler, 3 bed
rooms. 21a baths. finished rec. rm.
with fireplace. Ready to move into.
8 acres with 1h-acre lake. Won
dertul home on o beautiful piece
Of land.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

Z, va, for rent. lovely mod
ern 7-rm home with barns and
farming facilities. RE. 1851.
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gerachis

CO. INC. JE. 2-2314
4 Bedrooms-3 Baths
Elementary school l block. near
Arlington Hall. Den, custom bull;
rec. rm. including wet sink, re.
frigerator and built-in bar. An
chor-fenced yard. Lovely neigh
0orhood. A honey for only 500 T5C
with flexible financing. VIM, A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, JE. 2.
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SUMMER-Air-conditioning is for
your yoII,Sl eGmiort when It gets hot;
bsmt. can be yours. 1t has 9 large
bedrms., dining "L", modern
kitchen, large lot. lots Of trees,
for only S14,950. Call today
ARFAX REALTY, INC, JE. 4-490O
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
(coNTINUEp)

CENTRAL DOWNTOWN, 11th st.
NV: across from Perpetual BAL.
Entire 4th floor. Elev. bldg. Ap-
prox. 1900 50. II. space Modern,
air conditioned. S400 per mo. to
responsible tenant. NE. S-1130.
Ewes, OIL. 2-45A3
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

HOUSE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY,
Deale, Md.-3 bedrms, and bath.
Several acres surround house. Ca
rage. Rent for season. Call MA.
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TRVTSS, new and used. One for
every purpose. PALMER FORD
Hamilton and jamestown rd.. W
Hyattsville, AP. 7-0ll0.
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BETTER HOMES
REALTORS
FINANCIAL FIND

OF $4,000 At 5 and ~, 26 yrs.
to qualified purchaser; Owner win
Gated 5.Sedrm., B s 2Obath On iiS 6ricS IetI RAM IS
bier. Fully equipped kitchen with
eating space. lge, living rm. with
fiv splace, good-sized dining rm.,
terrific finished rec rm. with
outside entrance to fenced yard
and ample storage and workshop
space. A must II you are looking
for q good home in the low 20s.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

! PLUS ACRES, $50 river 'front.'
age. fast flowing spring, high
knoll for building site, lge. trees
and mountain view. Part clear.
Fenced on 2 sides, mr.. Skyline Ski
Club. Washington, Va. 20 miles
DC. S2,l50, low On. pymt. Easy
terms. IA. ALIAS aft. 6 pm.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX. = 5000. 10000 SO. FT.
BRAND-NEW WAREHOUSES. Inn
med. occup. Paneled, air cond. Of
ftces, loading docks, plenty off-st.
parking. 1S-ft. ceiling, 60-ft. clear
snaD IA O-AATT
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T9Ws FRosERrfEsg. 4 ffogNFEf NE.
GOLFERS Delight

GOLk En- , OELlGhI
This newly decorated almost new
brick rambler is q stones throw
ROOMS. 8 full baths. living room
with fireplace, formal dining room.
Huge fully equipped kitchen, rec
reation room (2nd fireplace) i.
MOVE TODAY. Priced in low 30s.
ATTRACTIVE fina1eins. ATLAS OF
JA. 5-5035.
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Some Fabrics
Are Seasonal
By PATRICIA SCOTT

Eyelet is strictly a summer
fabric no matter what the
style. 1t should not be worn
in fall or winter. Even spring
late spring, is cheating.
&%
Question: What is the cor
rect way to use rickrack
around a jewel neckline or
sleeve where only half Of it
shows. I have tried and tried
several times on my little
girls dresses, but I can't seem
to do it right. Also how do
you put it on so the entire
strip of rickrack showsp =
Mrs. j. T.
Answer: For a half rickrack
strip, stitch rickrack to right
side of garment so points
meet the raw edge and stitch
ing runs along the center OF
the rickrack. Turn rickrack
to wrong side, trim raw edge
so it is hidden by the rick
rack and press Gig. Al. For
complete rickrack, turn edge
Of garment to right side.
Place rickrack over it, con-
.cealing the turnover, and
stitch through the. center on
the right side Gig. b.
=
Question: ! have some new
brown tweed with blue, red,
yellow and green thre a d S
running through it. It's 55
per cent wool, 20 per cent
viscose and Is per cent ny
lon. Do you think this could
be satisfactorily dyed a
bright red?-Mrs. r. j.
Answer: Since I'm not an
expert on dyeing. I can't give
you definite answers. Your
dry cleaner may be able to
help. My guess is that you
Evening star., 1962-10-03

Snow is unknown, and so
degrees is pretty low.
You will find the wind
hard to get used to, so be,
prepared with lots of head
scarves. 1t rains constantly
for two months, and this is
winter.
Take a little car rather
than a big one, and have 1T
undercoated before you go,
to guard against rust.
The natives are Portuguese
and are wonderful people.
They are very friendly and
cooperative, love children
and tend to spoil them. II
you have the chance to learn
Portuguese before you go, do
so, as nothing is so appre-
ciated as. an American who
takes the time and effort to
learn their language.
Portuguese lessons are
available free of charge at
the Service Club and the
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would be taking a big chance.
Every type of fabric is
dyed In a particular way ac-
cording to its characteristics.
Yours consists of one natural
fiber and two synthetics.
each handled differently. The
chances are that the colors
are also of different fibers.
For instance, the wool may
be the blue and green. with
the other two colors synthe-
tic. Therefore, the red dye
would not take uniformly on
each.
Miss Scott is olwoys slud to hear
from her readers, and whenever pos
sibIe will use their questions in her
column, but because OF the greet
volume Of mail received dolly, she
connot onswer individual letters.
For your copy OF rs gifts
You Can Make" Drite to Pa
trtcin Scott In care OF The
Star, inclosing a long, self
addressed, stamped envelope
and 20 cents In coin to coUer
printing and handling costs.
The subjects for this tas-
cinating booklet tDere selected
from among Miss Scotts
most popular columns.
1882. Field Enterprises, Inc)
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to those your children may
now be attending.
The best of teachers are
recruited and the emphasis
is on the academic. Being a
brain" there was considered
an asset rather than a liabil-
ity. -.
On and off-base housing is
available, and in the on-base
housing, furniture and ap-
pliances are furnished.
If you intend to live on the
base, use their furniture and
store your own. Bring a sew
ing machine. television, and
other similar, personal items.
Buses are available to the
base from the surrounding
towns. The Americans have a
private beach which is one OF
the things I miss most.
Life is informal. Clothing
is similar to that In a south
eTn State. You won't need
much in the way Of woolens.
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SEAMS TO ME

! Many of today's materials
are "all-year fabrics. Some
can be worn during only one
Season. Even if you're on a
tight budget, don't wear fab
RIGS that are completely un-
suitable for the season.
u y
Question; I just made my
self a black eyelet dress,
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WEE WQMEN

might like to have. If you
have trouble removing tea or
coffee stains from dishes and
glassware. try baking soda
on either a wet cloth or a
sponge. and rub on the
stains.
It's remarkable how many
ways plain baking soda can
help the housekeeper,
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Hot-Mokine Gear
n al. WnShinnton

A friend and I are taking
a course in hat-making and
wish to do some earning on
the side to help our church.
We therefore would like to
gather some hat blocks. hat
frames and trims that might
be taking up space in the
homes of you readers. Thank
you for any help you can
give us.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Here's How

.Rsoders' Clearing House Is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL cs q public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo reoders. The
Stor eonnot accept phone coils per-
toining to this coIumH. All letters
must bear the writer's full name ond
address. No advertising is printed.
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Professional Job
Tn MrS. IA. M., ChepN ON

To Mrs. M. M, CheDy ChGSe
In my opinion, the only
effective method for shining
old pewter is to have it buffed
professionally. once the
tarnish Of the years is re-
moved, it is relatively easy
to keep the pewter pieces
shining.
Eight years ago ! had my
antique pewter refinished at
a reliable old Washington es-
tablishment. Since then. an
occasional washing or going
over with ordinary silver pol
Evening star., 1962-10-03

children will have them in
school.
I loved every minute Of 1t
there, in spite Of some Of the
the difficulties. We would
go back there tomorrow If
the opportunity arose.
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Rice Wine

Mrs. T.. r. M, AitnGndGtes
Here is q good recipe for
rice wine, which q reader re.
quested some time ago.
Use Ia pounds rice, l
orange, / gallon water, 1k
pounds seeded raisins, 2A
pounds sugar and Ia yeast
cakes.
Boil water and pour ever
all ingredients except yeast.
Dissolve yeast in warm water
and add when cool, Stir
daily. Strain and filter after
81 days.
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Cookbook

To Mrs. r. F. S., Rockville
Mrs. T. C. T., Washington
To answer your inquiry as
to where the Congressional
Club Cookbook" can be piir-
chased, address a request for
the cookbook to the Congress
sional Club, 2001 New Hanp-
shire avenue, Washington, D
C. The cost of the book, in
cluding mailing, is $4.25.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Artichoke

Mrs. A. F., HGrrtSonbufo
Does anyone have recipes
for preparing 6 Jerusalem
Artichokes? I'VE heard they
are used for pickel and also
are served as a vegetable but
I cannot find recipes for
them. Thank you.
Here's a tip some OF. you
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Four Good Years in the Azores
To Mrs. r. W. o., Brandywfne
MrS r T.. WASHINGTON

NV husband and spent four enjoyable years
in the Azores, from 1866 to 1850 We had four chill
dren, all of school age
pre-kindergarten school is available and
kindergarten and the IL grades The school has Just
recently been completed and is equal or superior
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Student Picnic

The Venture Club Of Wash
ington will sponsor a picnic
for the students at $50 pm.
tomorrow at the Home of the
Good Shepherd.
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fish has kept them as bright
and sparkling as freshly pol
ished silver. I expect I shall
never again need to have the
pieces refiniShed.
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which is completely lined.
Someone told me I could
wear this in the winter. Is
the answer yes or no? Miss
A. r. w.
Answer: Wish ! could say
yes, but the answer is no.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
OR.

MG '64 IDS, 2 to choose from,
both In good condition, a must for
the enthusiast, from $7s7, $195
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ROSENTHAL

CneVrolet-CorVsir- Corvette
Columbia Pike and s. Glebe Rd.
darlington, Va. ia 4-S7O0
CHEVROLET '6l convert, black, r.
and h., VS., Wv. tires, straight
shift. 301, RI. 3-223I.
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STORES FOR RENT

Baileys XII Corners Area
STORE in culmore shopping center
on Rte. z betw. BaileyS Cross
roads and Seven Corners. Va. Air
eond. 1890, only $3.50 per mo.
Avail; soon. In very busy and de-
yelopinE area.
Also space with rear entrance.
20x40. $3.50 per mo.
CULMORE REALTY CO.
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CHARLES J. BARKER

FOR SALE-9O-acre farm mi.
east Of winchester, Va. off Route
2. Hard-surface road. Old Colonial
brick home modernized. Plenty
good water and stream AL open
land. S24,500. HOWARD STAR
LIPER, Stephenson, Virginia.
IEESBURG AREA acres. lovely
S-rm. house. in small twn: Barns,
, etc, for pony or stock. SIS, 500.
"A, e. BRUzEE, 703-S22-51l7.
WARRENTON HIDE-A-WAY-15O
rolling acres. Excellent old farm
house, barn, silo, stream. S27,950.
z. F. STEFFEY, r. E., JE. 4-0064.
I4O ACRES fronting on hard-sur-
faced road. tremendous 1O-acre
b., stock pond, numerous springs incl.
bold stream. Outstanding opport.
with bldg. site. 9 mi. south Of
d interstate hwy. Priced S22 900.
11S acres. 90 in woods, 6-rm. frame
house. 30-acre pond site. Asking
$4,000.
-3B4 acres, approx. 314 open. s-rm.
frame house, tenant house. barns.
a real cattle grazing plant. Excel.
grass. Pointing on Rappahanock
River. Big stream through prop
: erty. Priced S52 500.
Call for appt., F. W. Sharp ewes.
Marshall. va. EMerson 4-647S,
representing MIDDLEBURG REAL
ESTATE, Middleburg. Va
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

MD, nr. Shady Side
Waterfront cottage. Ia baths,
Crib bathing, pvt. beach, fishing
from pier. Reas. for season. 363-
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT.oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

MOTEL-SeIl or trade on water
front, business or residential and
some cash. Balance owner fl
nanced. Reason for selling, owner
has two motelS and unable to
operate both. Call Fredericksburg,
Va. 373-9SS6 or write RID 3,
Box 460-A.
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MONEY TO LOAN
CASH
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE.

NEW MODEL RETIREMENT
VACATION HOAdE'-Three Bed
room. Large Paneled Living Room,
Electric Kitchen, Central Heat,
Screen Porch, Yard Handicapped
and Seeded, Beautiful View Of
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay.
Community Water System, Tele-
phone. Priced to Sell at SI1. 900.
Potomac Supply Corp, Kinsale, Va.
Phone Greenwood 2-2527
Nights, Holidays, OR. 2-2571
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

APPROX. $500 End trust notes
on brand-new Virginia rarfblers,
50 interest. due in 8 years, sub
stantial discount for immed. sale,
will sell separately. ST. $4,000.
$3.50 end TRUST, S32 80 per mo.
69e low dn. pay, 40Ss disc. e25-
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DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN - Large office bldg
on bus line. Available May !.
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PROP. SALE

PATUxENT RIVER
5 acres, high ground. Sand beach.
Ideal for End home or year-'round
residential. Call: WALTER SHUL-
TISE. 7S3-4671.
Evening star., 1962-04-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEV. 80 Impals sport coupe. has
all power and automatic equip
ment, Plus radio. heater. Far
above average, SI.675.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR. d"
OV. 3-035O ALEXANDRIA
CHEVROLETs '55 2 and 4 dr.. Sc
dams, S1a5 to S595. depending on
cond-' 6s or V-Ss. AERO CHEV-.
l705 Mt. Vernon ave. 54S-O2OO.
CHEW. '55 Bel Air "6'" 2-dr. hdtp
auto, 7. and h. Only S495. A. M
SALES & SERVICE. lO566 Metro
ave. at Conn. ave. and Plyers
Mil I'd. Wheaton-Chevy Chase
area. VIII. 9-1744.
CHEW. '55 4-dr. hardtop, 6-cyl..
stand. trans. 7. and h.. GOOD
eond. S495. 10. 1-4232 ewes.
CHEVROLET '55 Custom de luxe
sedan. Splendid condition. SacTi-
flee, S495. Terms. S25 down.
CALL Ed ROPER, LA. 6-270O.
CHEW. '5S. sta. wag.. T. and h..
straight stick. low price. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, 200 NJ st. Sc.
Ii. 4-S300.
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AIS Motors

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Imperial
1910 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
Ia o-AiO0
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royal, MOTORS

lmperial-Chrysler-Pl r-Plymouth-Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV, ia. 9-2900
COMET 80 cdr. sedan, de luxe
interior. fully equipped incl. auto
trans, extra clean. $l,3g5. LEE
D. BUTLER, 1921 21st. NV,
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ia. I-4IU2
'54 hit. auto. trans,
good running cond., body in good
cond., Sl75. Call 723-145O.
SO Windsor de luxe
convertible, full power. auto.
pilot, 7. and h, auto. trans. plus
many other extras real sharp,
Evening star., 1962-04-24
GAVE

FCRD-FhLCCN-T-BIRD
Corner OF Elm ana Arlington RI
Bethesda, Nd. o. RS, t.
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COMET '61 de luxe 4-dr. sedan.
auto. r. and h., mint condition,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONTINUEDl

CADILLAC 81 Coupe de vile;
gray, factory air conditioned;
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. Pc. 7-26OO
CADILLAC 81 club coupe. very at
tractiyeS 2-tone. truly Immaculate
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ACcoKEEK, MD.

CHOICE LOTS acres on Boni-
FAINT rd.. zoned h-acre bldg. lots.
Only $4,000. Also acres on
Seven Locks I'd. near new Clover
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CHEVROLET so Bel Air 4-dr.. 5
syI. SnSis pHSeI Stee[ihs ia,r nna r,Iss 9Tskes'
Evening star., 1962-04-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALCON 80 Tudor stand. drive,
7. and a., excel eond. Special
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY PROJECTS IN ALASKA
 NOW TOTAL SS4 MILLION

JUNEAU tR-Federal aid high way projects covering some 316 miles of road and involving more than S34 million are now under contract in Alaska, Highways Com missioner D. A. McKinnon reports
 Mekinnon also said projects cov- ering some 5l miles of highway and three ferry terminals are be- ing advertised for bid, at an esti- mated cost of S4.7 million.
 Nine major highway projects scheduled for advertising in the immediate future, McKinnon said, will cost an estimated S7,995 ,000
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS MEET IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE lP-Democratic lead CTS from l3 western states opened two day conference here today with the announced goal of win ming more congressional seats in the west
 John NJ Bailey. national chair man, told the delegates:
 The President needs more votes to get his programs enacted by the congress.
 Nowhere is the opportunity greater than in the west
 Bailey sounded the same note Of optimism at a news conference yesterday and said he thought a quick tax cut would strengthen Democratic chances in the Novem- Der elections.
 The keynote at pre-confer- ence banquet last night was sound ed by Sen. Wayne Morse. Oregon Republican-turned-Democrat W h 0 urged "a return to the liberalism of Franklin Roosevelt and Harry Truman y
 We have never yet beat Repub- licans by being more conservative and We never will" he said
 Morse devoted part of his speech to a continuing attack against the 1 administrators communication satellite bill, which he terms { gigantic giveaWay'
 But he made it clear he con. sidered this a family disagree. ment' which had no effect on his support of Kennedy's overall poli- eies.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
RAIN. DRIZZLE AND FOG

A deep storm centered some 300 miles north of Shemya continued to bring rain, drizzle and fog to the Aleutian chain and Alaska's western coast from Bristol Bay to Norton Sound today
 Rain was expected to spread northeastWard from the coastal areas during the day.
 Cloudy skies and heavy fog blanketed the Arctic coast.
 Elsewhere over the state, skies were clear to partly cloudy.
 Overnight temperatures ranged from a low of 37 at Barrow to a high of 54 at Annette Island. The high yesterday was TO at Anchor age.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
JUN. PUTTING SQUEEZE
 ON TSHOMBE'S REGIME

ELIZABETHVILLE, Katanga tR The United Nations closed the Eizabethville airport Sunday to all traffic except JUN. aircraft
 A LIN spokesman said the air port was closed at the request of the central Congo government, which had asked that all aircraft be required to have it's permission to land at any airport in Katanga province except Albertville AL bertville is under control of the Congolese army.
 Members of Katanga President Noise Tshombe's government viewed the closing of the airport as the first move in program of economic pressure to end the secession of Katanga from the cen tral governments control.
 They said if the central govern ment persisted in such blockades, it would mean an end to unity negotiations between Tshombe's regime and the government of Congo Premier Cyrille Adoula.
 The United States, Britain and Belgium were reported last week end to have worked out a program of diplomatic and economic pres sure on Tshombe to bring him to agreeemnt with Adoula.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06

state Of affairs until 1t was learned that there is decided upswing in kitchen dining: 4 out of 5 families take breakfast in the kitchen; three-quarters, lunch; and some 90ao, supper. The apparent contradiction, ere ated by the large number of obsolete kitchens, stems from the fact that kitchen designers and manufacturers are aware of these conditions and have al- ready gone far to remedy them.
 On the list of welcome inno- vations already in many homes across the land are easy-to-clean, eye-level ovens of durable, DOT celainized metal :. spray sink attachments. easily maintained cabinet ware... vent hoods, dish washers and waste disposers =. 2. work chairs at comfortable heights !. and "island counters," one unit serving as combina- tion "look-through" range, table, work area and room divider.
 Twenty million homemakers need improved kitchens today. But five years ago the figure was much higher. It will be much lower in the next five as radical improvements and new designs now on Youngstown's drawing boards or in prototype become available.
 A national remodeling effort has begun in the kitchen. And the Federal Housing Authority's new, more liberal loan plans :. with up to 20 years to pay...are sure to speed up the obsolescence of obsolete us. kitchens,
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
SEARCH FOR THAIIDOMIDE JTNCONERS ANOTHER
 KILLER DRUG-ENONID

WASHINGTON aP - The U. s. government. still tracking down remaining stores of thalidomide. has revealed six women died after using another drug-a birth con- trol pill known as Enovid
 AS yet, the Food and Drug Ad- ministration said Friday, there is no evidence the tablets caused the deaths. But both the manufacturer, GD. .Searle X Co., of Chicago. and the FDA have the drug under an intensive investigation.a the agen- ey said.
 The immediate cause of all the deaths apparently was thrombo- plebitis, blood clots accompanied by irritation of the veins.
 In addition to the six deaths there have been 20 non-fatal cases of thromboplebitis among women who have taken Enovid, the FDA reported.
 The U. s. statement was issued after British medical authorities issued a warning against the use of the commemorative pill.
 As did the American officials the British stressed that evidence linking the pill to the illnesses ane deaths is at present circumstantial
 The Enovid development came on the heels of an outcry over the sedative, Thalidomide, blamed fol the malformation of thousands o1 infants in Europe
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
VISITS SEATTLE c2l

Richard Young, was one of a group of men from Civil Air Pa trol, Alaska Command, who visited the Alaska Exhibit at the Seattle Worlds Fair They were enroute to the National CAP Drill Compe- tition in Colorado Springs, Colo, to be held Aug. 5-1O.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06

The difference between us and our neighbor is that we don't tell half of what we know while he doesn't know half of what he tells" = George D. Prentiss
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06
2o,ooo,oo0 US. Kitchens Obsolete

A new study by Youngstown Kitchens has revealed that seven out of every ten American fam lilies are dissatisfied with their kitchens. For over twenty million U. s. kitchens are 40 years old or older. Yet this room, it was dis
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06

covered, Is the pivotal center of the home Mother spends half of her a at-home time!
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The Nome nugget., 1962-08-06

Fred Cavota of Cavota's Store left for the lower AS Friday on his annual fall buying trip.