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The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
City Council Notes

A letter from the Community Facilities Administration was read at the Nome Council meeting on Monday night relating to their receipt of the application for a water system and sewage disposal plant. They requested more infor- nation on financial feasibility and consultation with an engineer from here. The matter was turned over to the Planning Commission.
 A letter was read from the PTA with their endorsement of the state animal act which their Ex- ecutive Committee directed to the city, stating that the Fairbanks PTA was taking action also by endorsement. The act has to do with loose dogs and care of cats and dogs as pets.
 It was reported to the Council that drums of human waste are again to be found within the city limits and something should be done to eliminate the health hazard. The matter was referred to the Health Committee.
 Ordinances are under research and study having to do with snow removal from sidewalks, and use of phones by persons not respon- sible for same.
 Letters were received from Sen. Bob Bartlett and Rep. Ralph Rivers assuring the city of their support on educational matters which are being heard at a special meeting starting today in Wash ington, DC.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
JIM PLANNING PRESENTED HONORARY MEMBERSHIP IN PIONEER IGLoo NO. l

Sgt. Jim Blaming was pre- sented with an honorary member ship in the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. I in appreciation for the service he has rendered the past several years. His wife is the junior past president Of the Women's Auxiliary and his cl1il- dren are third generation Alas kans on their mothers side.
 Blaming has been generous with his time and talents in many of the social functions of the pio- neers.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
$l.5 MILLION EXPANSION FOR SITKA PULP PLANT

TOKYO tM The Alaska Lu1n- Der and Pulp Go. disclosed plans today for a $1.5 million expan- sion of it's plant at Sitka.
 Vice president Sakae Fuku- yama of the Japanese owned pulp firm said all plans have been approved for the project to en- large the drying section of the plant.
 He said the project is expected to be completed by the end oi the year.
 The big pulp plant, financed by Japanese rayon, pulp and timber interests, started production in 1889.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
$7OO, 900 Depressed
 Area Bills Pulled Off Senate Calendar Today

JUNEAU Ra - Two bills which would appropriate $700,000 for States depressed area program were pulled off the Senate call endar today before the upper chamber could get around to con- sidering them.
 The Senate passed one minor bill and then prepared to con- slider SB244, which would make a supplemental appropriation of $200,000 for the depressed area program for the balance of fiscal 1862.
 The next bill which was on the calendar, SB245, would appropri- ate $500, ,000 for the depressed area program in fiscal 1863.
 When the Senate got to SB244, Sen. John Coghill objected that the bill and its companion meas ure had been placed on the call endar even though the Rules Committee had not acted to do so.
 CoghilI asked that the two bills be returned to the Rules Commit tee, of which he is a member.
 After a hastily called recess and Rules Committee meeting, Chair man John McNees requested that the two measures be held over until tonorrow's calendar.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Senate Approves Resolutions

JUNEAU R = The Senate gave it's approval to eight resolutions yesterday including:
 SJR51, seeking extension of the runway at the Nome Airport to accommodate commercial jet aircraft.
 SJR55, seeking construction of National Guard Armories at Bar row, Kwiguk and Nigtmute.
 SJR52, urging the Civil Aero nautics Board to approve an ap- plication by Wien Alaska Airlines to provide daily service between Fairbanks and Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Cub Scouts Visit Bank

Cub Scouts of Pack 63, Den 2 were invited to the Miners & Merchants Bank on Monday. Mrs. Craft showed us many interest ing things. We even went inside the counter.
 The boys in our Den our Tim my Arnundsen, Reggie Tungwe- nuk, Gene Oxeroeok, Daniel Fondell, John Adsuna, Joey Towner and Jamey Towner.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
S2o.000 10 Send Eskimo
 Dancers 10 C2l Exposition

JUNEAU lR - A bill appro- priating $20,000 to help send Alaska native dance teams to the World Trade Fair and Century 21 exposition in Seattle was in- troduced in the House Tuesday.
 The authoris of the bill were Reps. Jacob Stalker, John Nu- sunginya, Bob Blodett and Morgan Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Would Provide Penalty for Operating Gambling Slot Machine.

would RTcVl0S RSnal1Y xox Operating Gambling Slot Machines
 JUNEAU R A bill which would provide for a $1,000 fine or two year prison term for 3 person operating a slot machine primarily used for gambling was introduced in the House yester- day.
 The measure would permit law enforcement officers to seize such machines summarily, pending an order from a magistrate or Su- perior Court.
 The authors of the bill are Reps R. Stratton Jr., Kenneth Garrison and James Parsons.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
WORD RECEIVED OF vELLA LoMEN's DEATH

Word was received this morn ing that Vella Lomen, wife of Ralph Lomen, passed away in Seattle, where she has been i'll for some time. Mrs. Lomen, who lived here for many years, is sur vived by her husband and two children, Jerry and Rosemary. The number of grandchildren is not known here.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
Promote Tourist Industry Frank Whalnx Mier

Frank Whaley, Wien Alaska Airlines official, who is touring the lower forty-eight with MT. and Mrs. Chester Seveck promot- ing the tourist industry, is now in Miami with this colorful Kot- zebue couple, complete with fun parkas and dancing for the Florida folks. According to a news clipping from them, their only complaint is that they are too hot.
 Before going to Miami they staged show of Eskimo dancing in the New Senate Office Bldg. auditorium in Washington, DC.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
No More Duck Waddling

No More Duck Waddllng
 NEW YORK UP There will be no more duck waddling in the city's schools, says the Board of Education.
 The board said Monday it had instructed all schools to drop any exercises involving a sustained squatting position.
 The decision was based on a report last fall by an American Medical Assn. committee which warned that such exercises might damage the knee structure.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28
"CAYUSE BILL" PASSES AT PIONEER HOME

Theodore Schroeder, b t te r known to his friends in Nome as sCayuse Bill' passed away at the Pioneer Home on Monday, Feb. 24 and was buried there with Rev. Holmquist of the Lutheran Church in charge of services.
 Schroeder was born in Joliet, Ill, on July 12, 1878, and was 83 years old when he died. Nome has been his home since 1900 when he arrived in the gold rush stampede. He has been in the Pioneer Home since 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-28

Somebody's always taking the fun out of life. This time it's the National Institute of Dental Re- search. It warns that germ s which cause tooth cavities are both infectious and contagious and can be transmitted by a kiss.
Evening star., 1962-06-03

'v9T]
Evening. Cont.
800 q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy. Or. Stone tcarI Betz), en-
crossed in his own problems, sustains the
father image for his children.
q FRONTIER CIRCUS.
Adventure. / Hour. Calamity Circus"
Vengeful clown mickey Rooney who
is violently jealous of two aeriasts,
starts rumOr that the n Circus is
iinxed. tRepeat)
$50 q DR.. KILDARE.
Drama. / Hour "The Patient" Dr..
Kildare tRichard Chamberlain learns
how the other half lives when he liter
ally falls for a pretty nurse Jenny
MaNweID and becomes a traction case.
(Repeat)
a REAL McC0YS.
Comedy. Grandpa wastes sympathy on a
visiting cousin Virginia ereeg).
900 @ WRESTLING.
Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. Bulbs WiIliam FrawIeyl pi-
nochIe partners create havoc in mys-
terous attempts to be helpful. Fred
MacMurray stars.
q BRENNER.
Drama. Rerun Of above average series
about the experiences of a dedicated
detective and his patroman son. Edward
Binns.
$50 q HAZEL.
Comedy. The Baxters make plans to
honor Hazel on a special day Shirley
Evening star., 1962-06-03
Evening. Cont.
800 q DONNA REED SHOW.
. FRONTIER CIRCUS.

Adventure. Hour. Calamity Circus"
A vengefuI clown mickey Rooney who
is violently jealous of two aeriaIists,
starts a rumor that the 7 n Circus is
iinxed. tRepeat.)
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q ZANE GREY THEATER.

q ZANE GREY THEATER.
Drama. BLOOD Red" Concerns
frontier wife tcaroIyn Jones) whose
mixed blood puts her under a strange
death curse. Paul Richards and Sterling
Holloway are featured tRepeat)
1000 q SING ALONG WITH MITCH.
Music Color. l Hour. tRepeat)
q THE UNToUcHABLES.
Drama. Hour. "Jgsaw" Ness
(Robert Stack tanges with the under
worlds "untouchabIes" James Greg
ory, Alan Baxter and Bruce Gordon are
featured. tRepeatJ
q CHS REPORTS.
Public Affairs l Hour. Walter Lipp-
mann 1862" comments on the forces
and personalities that dominate the
world scene today.
Ioshinston, D. C., June 3, 1862
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HELP MEN

MAN OR BOY dismantle rough
shelving, etc. 75c per hr. 627
9th NV. RIM. 40l, ustairs,
MAN, YOUNG, responsible: Md.
drivers permit. good opportunity
and salary with established bust
ness. Reply in writing. Box i'll
M. Star.
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HELP MEN

MAN, mechanically inclined In en-
cheering and maintenance de-
psrtment Of large aforementioned
apartment building in NV. good
salary, excellent opportunity. Tel
ephone FE. $4,000 between q am.
and p. m. for appointment.
MAN, to assist our Treasurer in
our accounting department. Must
have. knowledge Il double entry
bookkeeping. and capable of typ
Ing. Call Mr.. Wallace: Wo g.
4o44 for app't. COLONY HOUSE,
4.44 Conn. ave NV.
MAN 40 TO go. Handle sales ter
ritory surrounding Washington.
Worth up to Sl6.500 in a year
plus bonus. Write E. A. Morgan,
President, ROYAL OIL CO.. Box
$40. Fort Worth ]. Texas.
MAN, 30 to so years, porter, in
NV. apartment building, 3 to II
pm. Attractive salary, pleasant
working conditions. Apply resident
manager. 3 am. to pm. PARK
CENTRAL APIS. 1900 F st. NV.
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statesmen

Montgomery and Prince
Georges County Encyc-
lopedia Britannica guar
anteed to start unlimited
earnings; complete train
ing, assured company
benefits, must have car.
Call JU. 1922 for ap-
pointment for interview.
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The Bendix Systems Division is the focal point for
The Bendix Corporations full spectrum of sys-
TENS development capability Professionally
stated IN all major systems technologieS, it can
also draw on the experience and skills of the Cor
poratlonS other divisions Currently, The Bendix
systems Division is the prime contractor for PREP
and SKYSCRAPER, ICBM and IRBM missile re-
entry phenomenon projects and the ADVENT Com
munication Satellite. In addition, there are under
contract, research and development projects in the
fields OF Nucleonics; Navigation, Sterilization and
Control; Infrared and Optics; Electronic Engineer
ing; Communication Sciences and Flight Sciences
RELIABILITY PROJECT MANAGER
BIS, Engineering, Math or Physics Minimum eight
years experience in advanced electronic systems
including four years in military product reliability.
Ability to make written and oral presentations of
technical material and to negotiate with customer
and vendor representatives in reliability matters
SECTION SUPERVISORY CONTROLS AND
STERILIZATION
MSEE, Physics, seven to ten years experience in
missile and space design and analysis. Experience
IN linear and nonlinear techniques required Gus
TONER contact and supervisory experience necessary
SECTION OR-MECHANICAL
DESIGN
BSME, Physics. MS desirable Seven to ten years
experience in guidance, navigation and control
sub-system and system design.
STAFF ENGINEER-NUCLEAR
Nuclear Physicist with PhD to perform analysis Of
radiation effects on variety of components and
materials including electrical, mechanical and bio
logical systems. Experience in theoretical studies
OF radiation effects desirable. Must have good
background in Mathematics
SUPERVISOR-ELECTR
COUNTERMEASURES
Analysis and studies in the field of ECM to include
ranging and tracking an active tanning target
EE or Physics degree. MS preferred. Three to five
years experience
ADVANCED SYSTEMS ENGINEER
Experience in development and application of
dgital, delay and doppler techniques to radar and
communication networks.
OTHER OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE IN
Infrared and Optics
Advanced Systems Planning and Design
Environmental Laboratories
Project Management
RELIABILITY AND QUALITY
CONTROL ENGINEERS
Engineering Managers are interviewing During the
NATIONAL RELIABILITY AND
QUALITY CONTROL SYMPOSIUM
for Senior Personnel
Bendix sponsored daytime graduate study pro-
gram available at the University of Michigan
WASHINGTON INTERVIEWS
Call John M. Evans
Conference Hotel Elk. 3-5035
January & 100 am. to 7 pm
January 11-9 am. to 6 pm.
II unable to arrange personal interview in
washington, contact Professional Employment
Department, Bendix Systems Division, Ann
Arbor, Michigan
An Equal Opportunity Employer
THE BendlX
CORPORATION,
Bendix Systems Division
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HELP MEN

statesmen, inside sales for furni-
ture store. S65 wk. to start. $50
per. VIZ. Job. Sill. Spg. NV. area,
Call GEORGE SAAH, JU A-52fO.
MAN-NIANAGER, floor ano
wall tile department, national re.
tail chain, guaranteed wage, plus
commission. liberal company bene.
fits. Apply MR.. McDEVITT, SOL?
Georgia ave. NV.
SALEsMAN-Paint dept, hardware
store; paid vacation, disc en-
nurehases, hosp, JE. ,?-l19i
SNYDER AND CO., Lee highway
and Fairfax DR., Arlington. Va.
Statesmen, travel, local, stores
IS openings; excel. sal. Inu. MA
S-"l14, Personnel. 1871 NV. 30
Statesmen - over %, to rem
resent vending machine comrany
in. soliciting new accounts, excel
ref. required, ia. S-SSHO
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SALES--Drug firm, wholesale, sci
ence degree, $3.50. Immed., excel.
fut, Mr., Black BOYD'S Cest. A.
NSl, cor. 18th and G NV. MA. s.
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We have openings for experienced
men in both our Z Corners and
Vienna offices. . terrific loca-
tons. Ideal working conditions.
Du 5.6l33 or Mr.. Cockerille at
JE. 4-5SOO.
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statesmen

FANNY FARMER CANDIES
One of the largest candy manu-
featuring retailers has opening in
their asenCv division. to estah-
liSh new agencies. to sell her
world famous candy. Primarily in
better drug stores. Territory to be
COMPRISED o Mo. Delaware and
Va. areas. Direct seles expert
ence helpful. college education
preferred. salary and expense 10
start. HOSP, insurance. retire
ment and other benefits. Send d.
tailed resume TO Mr.. William
Frost. FANNY FARMER CANDIES
1928 Corlear ave. Bronx 60, New
York
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" ELp MEN

REAL ESTATE Statesmen - We
have an opening for two men or
two women, seneral brokerage, any
specially that you might prefer.
Multiple listing members. Call for
apt, THOMPSON CO., $3.50 Fen
tom ST III k.1Onu
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HELP MEN

MANAGEMENT ASST. to $40, 900.
B. A. in phsy. sc. or engrg,. tall
Tentative masters in bus, and mi
nor phys, SC; under 35, will train.
ANNETTE D. TATELMAN. Room
227, Woodward Bids. 18th and
H SITS. NV, RE. 7-44l4.
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GOOD MAN WHO NEEDS
TO EARN Sl5O PER WEEK
OR MORE. YEAR ROUND,
G G4FH ABLY PR FE . An 4f III Via 2
PM, 3T07 GEORGIA AVE.
NV.
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MECHANIC

for fleet work with To-
cal motor carrier, area OF SPRING
field, Va. Must be sober and re-
liable. Good pay and working con-
dlttons. Write to Box 347-M. Star.
MECHANIC, LAWN MOWER, See
MR.. CRAIGIE, 24o5 Ennsls ave,
WhpAfnn Md 10 kI11n
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REAL ESTATE statesmen
OPPORTUNITY
FULL or PART TIMI

ExpE THTL TK N PHFT NE IIME
FREE TRAINING PROGRAM
TRACER REALToPs, JU. s-3700
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-opportu.
nifty to associate with growing
Pienty Of W" stin nss 'S aesiv mao ottes
Associate brokers welcome. Call
JU. s-S474 It'll o pm.
RITE REALTY
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MEN lSAIESl

Do you want to earn 100000 In
the next 10 years? Here is the
opportunity to do just that We
part Of our sales program that
VIII assure you Of this excellent
future, Call OIL. 6-4s15, for In
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aEEDED with own
tools for all-around mechanical
work and automatic transmisslon
SILVER HILL ESQ. 1904 Branch
Rye. sc. 10. S-19S9.
full or part time: local
refs. req, good sal, good working
cnndilinns Call hSl -HSrn
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FABER, WE. 5-O222.
PAINT SALESMAN with experience
Established territory, local trav.
cling, salary. expenses, bonus
company benefits. Must be bond
ed and pass a physical eXami-
nation. All interviews will be con
fidential. Call Mr.. o. F. Dean al
the GLIDDEN COMPANY, Ii. =
1854 in Wash. D. c., for inter.
view appointment.
PART TINE MANAGER TRAINEE
high school grad. 1890; apply
s pm. today. 3016 Nichols ave,
Sc, room 4 lside entrance).
PAYROLL CLERK for lge, general
contractor. Must be experience
in construction, responsible per-
son, age 25 to 40. Salary open,
Box 472-M, Star.
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PAYROLL,

Country club desires experienced
person to compute and run pay
roll on MGR 5000 machine. Ex-
perience essential 5-day week;
lunch provided, free parking and
other employe benefits. OIL.
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SALESMAN

BENDIX coin-operated
cleaning and laundry machinery.
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LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME

LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
REAL ESTATE FIRM requires serv-
ices Of young man between %
and 80 with engineering degree
for it's property MANAGEMENT
dept; duties include: general SUI
peryision of group OF fine apt.
buildings. automobile. local back
ground and refs. essential. Excel.
opportunity for future advance
salary. For appt. call MRS.
HARRISON. EN-. I-N0On.
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REAL ESTATE MEN AND WOMEN;
NO EXPER. NEEDED. LGE.
TRAINING PROGRAM TO BEGIN
JAN. 10. INVESTIGATE TODAY.
NO FEE OR CHARGE MADE FOR
TRAINING. FOR APPOINTMENT,
CALL SALES MGR, Mr.. KORSON
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MAN, with PIX exper-,
good local clearance record, res
mgr No O.OS0O
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Myers & Hill. Inc.

REAL ESTATE Statesmen, full or
part time, no eXper. necessary,
free classes forming. get started
now in this lucrative business.
Call Mr.. Swicegood, UN. 4-555O.
LANGLEY REALTY
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PAINTERS AND HELPERS-Good
pay for right men. Beltsville area.
EARER- WE h-nnnO
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ROOFERS-Asohalt single TOP
wages. Apply in person. POUND
BROS. 2736 Lee hwy. Falls
Church. Va.
ROUTE MAN. PC County. aee
23-37, married. car. SLY wk. to
start. Mr.. Davis. 5S9-g132,
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YOUNG MAN

Small ad; big pay: car essential;
phone JU. $685.; "a hrs.
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REFRIGERATION and air condi-
ttoning mechanic. Commercial eX-
per. only. Must have tools and
transportation Year-round en-
ployment. Paid vacation. Uniform
and disqualification. Box 325-M,
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SALES
$1,000 to $4,000 Annual

~~~3VOV 341I1IUdI
National corp. expanding in North
ern Va. can use , successful sales
men We can prove beyord doubt
TO those men selected that our
men ere making $1,000 to ST., COO
yearly. Highly dignifed work. An
pointmen's made by telephone
MANY leaCs furnished. BACKGROUND
O. Direct to Consumer" expert
eIce in real estate. appliances,
educational courses. etc, helpful,
Teiephone IA. 2-S970 between g
am. and > pm.
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in the crust!

Agreat new meatandpotatoes dish =. WAGON WHEEL
PIE! Warm and welcoming for winter supper And
just IS minutes from start to serving The trick is in
using Pisbuy's tny-diced Hash Brown Potatoes for
the crust Such crspness and favoL Get box of Hash
Browns tomorrow. Even two Husbands love EN-!
FOR MEATY FILLING. USE OUR RECIPE OR YOUR fAvoRTE
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CRUST:

CRUST:
" pkg. "a servings) Pillsbury Hasl,
Brown Potatoes
unbeaten egg
" teaspoon salt
IA to " teaspoon leaf oregano
IA teaspoon onion salt
Simmer Mash Browns according 10 package
directors. Drain; stiE In egg, seasoniags.
Pat into weli=greased 12-iR. pizxa pan or
s-ia. pie pan. Bake 1870 min. ct 4so'.
FILLING:
ssows i-lb. ssasoasd hambsrssr. v cup
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queen Of hearts and cashed two
clubs to defeat the contract.
OF course you've seen how
South went wrong. The bidding
should have warned him that
East was short in the black
suits. There was danger of los
ing the ace of clubs if he played
it Immediately.
The safe play was to let West
win the first trick with the king
Of clubs. West would continue
with the queen Of clubs, and
would win that trick, too. The
same thing would happen to
the jack of clubs. If West led
a fourth club, South would ruff,
still keeping the ace Of clubs
in dummy. Having lost the first
three tricks. South would draw
trumps and use dummy's ace
Of clubs to get rid Of a losing
heart.
There's more than one way
to use an ace, and the quickest
isn't always the best.
Daily Question
AS a dealer, you hold:
AAKJ7542 083 90 @1o75
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. This
Is a little light in high cards
for an opening bid, but the
playing strength makes up for
this weakness. The hand is too
good for a shutout bid.
| General Features Corp.)
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fires. However, If you oct now
you save the difference during
this TODAY SALE! Come in
todoy.
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WORD GAME
Find "a or more words in
FAREWELL

meaning "a good-by. adieu."
Average mark is 20 words; time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words
s whish acquire c9 four letters By the
are not used. 8. Only one form Of a
word is used. 4. Proper names are
Answer TO vATICINAL
vacant, vain, vatic, valiant, vial. vital
Waite, vinal. .vina, vint. yicinal. actinia,
anvil. .antic. atavic. avail. avian, tain
tail, tale. tincal. cant. canal, cavil
civil, ella. clan, clat9, nail. naval
natal. lain. lava, laic. Int. licit. Llama
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FIND YOUR CAR

cHRYSlER, DODGE, MER.
curry. PONTIAC, DART.
Nest 1857 ihFessh 1861.
o.oo-IG
DODGE. MERCURY, FORD
AND DoDoE WAGONS.
Nest 1881 ihEsVsh 1885.
z.I0.IS