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The Republican., 1962-06-28
FE'ieEsGESE'iEEe Notes

will meet Monday evening, July ?
at 7:30 o'clock at the church: mid
week prayer meeting and BiblC
study 7:30 p. M Wednesday; YoutI
Fellowship Friday, July 9th will
special musical program.
Rotary Has Ladies' Night
Rotary Club Ladies' Night was
held Monday evening with about
forty attending. John Hanlin made
his first appearance after return
ing from Florida A. F. Neil hac
the program and Jamal A Sad, OF
the Arab Information center oI
Washington. spoke to the club or
The Struggle for Freedom in AL
geria." Mr. Sad was born in Jeru
salem and was educated in PaleS
tine and Lebanon; and also at the
University of Virginia and Johns
Hopkins University school of ad
vanced international studies in
Washington. d. c. He is assistant
director of the Arab Information
Center.
Dinner Is Held
A dinner was held on Sunday
June II. in honor of Mrs. AddiC
COddington's 82nd birthday. at the
home of her son Richard, Deer
Greek Lake Family and friends at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Coddington and sons, Accokeek
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Coddington
Manassas, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Williams and children. Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs Jay BOrtZ, Jr. and
son. Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Mazer, Takoma Park; Mr. and
Mrs Ward Newman and son, Con
fluence: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sellers. MIR. and Mrs. George Codd-
ington and children. Elizabeth City;
George Coddington, Jr.. Newport
News. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Coddington and daughters and
Miss Debbie burst
Homemakers Meet
Mrs. Richard Coddington enter
tanned members of HOmemakers
club at her home on Thursday af-
ternoon at Deep Creek Lake. Mrs
Kenneth Savage, president, pre-
sided Mrs. August Neil gave the
demonstration Mrs. George Codd-
ington participated Mrs. Chet
Kelly will entertain in July. Re
freshments were served
Brief Mention
Mrs. Lillian A. Casteel was host
css the past week to her three
grandchildren, Bernard, Hide and
Danny Falkenstein, from Cincin-
natl, O. They were accompanied
by Paul Wadman, of Pekin, Ill
Bernard and Hide were June
graduates of Woodward High
school in Cincinnati This trip was
to honor their graduation. They
also spent a day at Gettysburg
Pa. and other points of interest.
Members of the Drum and Bugle
corps attended the Blue Angels
Drum and Bugle corps week at
WeSternport. Saturday. The parade
was at 2 p. m. and was mainly
bugle corps and bands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl VanSickle
spent Wednesday in Oakland
The Republican., 1962-06-28

X. f. Savage and Beverley visited
Mrs Minnie Frantz and son Stan
ley at RidgcleY, w. Va. Sunday af-
ternOon.
Tommy and David LoWdermilk,
Baltimore, are visiting relatives
here for several days.
Mrs Clyde VanSicklc and fami-
ly spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs,
Cloyde VanSicklc and family at
McClellandtoWn Pa.
Charles Mason Ross, son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles O. Ross, Jr,, left
Saturday evening to spend week
with his father in Chicago ILL.,
Charles arrived there by bus Sun
day afternoon. Mr. Ross has been
in Chicago, on temporary duty
with the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stover and
family, Mt Lake. we're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Friend
Miss Carolc VanSickle was a
Thursday overnight guest of Mrs
Rosie Smousc, Deep Greek.
Mrs Harry Humberson, Accident;
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Lechliter and
children, Pleasant Valley. were
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family, Cove. and Mrs. Maude LiV-
engood we're Sunday dinner guests
at the Richter-Garletts home Other
callers during the week were Mrs.
Merle Garletts, Mrs. Elra Garletts.
Frazce Ridge; Mrs Charles SteV-
ems. Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Jones and family. Glassport, Pa;
Mrs Eugene FraZeC and daughter
Sue. UniontoWn, Pa: Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Livengood and son and MIR.
and Mrs James Lininger and fami-
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Schroyer and
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur LcWellen We're
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Silas
Sterling at Crellin
Visitors of Mrs Sarah VanSickle
and Mr.. and Mrs Carl VanSickle
during the past week were Mrs,
Jasper Fike and family Markleys-
burg: Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fikc and
Edward Tucker, of Glade Farms,
w. Va: Mrs. Ray Tcats and sons.
Mrs. Robert Mitchell and daugh-
ters. Akron. o. Miss JOY Friend.
who had been employed in Am
bridge. Pa, spent a few days at
the VanSickle home here. and left
Sunday for Akron to visit with
Mrs Teats and family.
Mrs. Carl Haenftling and daugh-
ter Kathy, Accident, visited at the
Dunham-Shoemak home on Tues
day afternoon
Miss Carolyn Thomas, Deep
Creek, has been patient in Me
mortal hospital Cumberland, for
major surgery She is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Thomas,
former local residents.
Bob Lytle, Selbysport. was a
Sunday guest of Paul Richter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Schroyer and
Mrs. Minnie Fike spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Kramer
and son, Terra Alta.
Mrs. Oliver Thomas, Hazelton,
w. Va, is staying at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval jenkins.
Miss Debbie burst, Grantsville,
visited from Sunday until Tues
day with Miss Susie Coddington
Mrs. Harold Friend, Mrs. Harold
Humberson and son Timmy. Mrs.
The Republican., 1962-06-28
Lutheran Activity

Lutheran Activity
The time has been changed for
services on Sunday July /. Sun
day School. 1880 a. m, and Wor-
ship service, ll;30 a. m Mr.. Gill
bert ASkeW will be in charge.
First Christian Church
Bible school at 10 a. m followed
by Communion and worship scrv-
ice at IL a. m. by student minis
ter
Assembly of God
Worship service each Wcdnes-
day and Sunday evening at 7:3O
p. m. Sunday School at 1920 a. m.
Rush Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 a. m. and
preaching at HIS a. m.
Methodist Activity
Services for Sunday, July 1st. in
the Methodist churches of Pastor
Ilinklc'S charge are: Selbysport.
GAS a. m; Friendsville, II a. m:
and Sang Run, 8 p. m Sunday
School at Blooming Rose and
Friendsvillc. 10 a. m
The general meeting of the
WSCS will be held in the church.
Monday evening, July 2, at 8
o'clock
Laurel Run Church of God
Sunday School at 10 a. m, with
a combined Rally Day, Promotion
Sunday and installation of new
church and Sunday School officers.
Morning worship at II a. m; eve
ming worship, 1880 p. m.
Women's Willing Workers group
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turned home Sunday from Ocean
Grove, N, j., whore they had spent
several days attending a church
conference
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edward Friend
and children. Norfolk. Va, and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wirsing and son
of Stroudsburg, Pa, are spending
some time with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Ernest N. Friend. Mr..
Friend recently fell down the Gel
lar steps, breaking several ribs
and injurying his back.
The Republican., 1962-06-28

A lO-inch rainfall occurred in
Texas: high WINDS uprooted trees
and hail pounded cotton crops.
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GUN HARRINGTON and Rieh1 81.
mint. Best offer. CO. 5-S272 ewes.
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8" 81 each. Addressograph frames
Sc each. La. 9-61S9.
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5 DOG HOUSES. painted. Insulated
InT; Key Bridge. IA. 4-1234.
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ACCOUNTING AND CPA COURSE
--latest LaSalle. Lessons. books
$3.50. Cost $3.50. HE. 9-4S63. .
ADDING MACHINE, S35. Also late
model cleo, good cond., and new
1o-key elec. with sub. OIL. 2-0313.
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FURNITURE for all rooms-Mat-
tresses, springs, lamps, etc, below
wholesale, used only in model
homes at Montrose subdivision.
Directions: Out Wis. ave. ext TO
MontroSe I'd. left on Montrose 10
Wilmart ST., right on Wtlmart to
Mural st. right to model house
ct Gil. Open noon TO DARK.
FURNITURE-Buffet. china closet,
table. leafs. o upholstered chairs.
$50. ia. 9-475s.
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-High
boy, $50; love seat, SEQ; sleigh
bed. $50: secretary desk. S25:
sofa and chair. S35; desks, from
So to $50; wing chair, SO: cor
ner cupboard, $50: Chippendale
dining room chairs, Sl2 ca: hos
plt9l bed. S2u: maple gats-les
table, SIS: msp:e dresser. SIS;
maple twin beds. ST.; Empire
chest Of drawers. $40; chaise
'SnCe, SIS; hide-a-bed, $40;
Early American 1ove seat, S35;
Hollywood bed. S22; studio
couches, SEQ to $40: Duncan
Phyfe table with q matehins
chairs. $40. Kitchen cabinet. So;
rollaway' beds. Sl4. Many inter-
eStinE items. First payment in
August.
We do upholstering, draperies. slip
covers refiniShinn
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/. S45' cal sP 3-eIiS
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DOG HOUSES. painted. insulated
floor. save IS e.. 1920 Wilson blvd.
tnr. Key Bridge. IA. 4-1234.
RUCKER LUMBER
DOORS, save from 30Fs TO 5Ors.
SOS up. spec. lot. hundreds in
stock. Use for rec. rooms. new
homes. tables, desks. 1920 Wilson
blvd. tnr. Key BRIDGE. IA. A
1924. RUCKER LUMBER
DRAPERIEs. turquoise, pink and
gold. excel. eond., IA ft.xS6 in.
Best reas. offer. JU. 7-O2S4.
DRAPERIES. . pr. custom made.
barkcloth. 10 in. wide < IS in.
o.. in. K 80 in. Se5: . DIT. with
~ in. X A in. $40. HE. 4-77O9.
DUPLICATING MACHINE, Verifax
Used, excel. cond., cost 1855, sell
Sl35. including q quantity Of sup
plies, can be seen at 1912 George
town I'd. OF call OIL. 2-1642.
EARPHONE, Sonotone. 6 mos. old.
due TO death take over payments
$40 balance. RA. 3-140S.
EARTH CoMPACTORS for rent
sir Hampers. vibrating Hampers
TOOLS uN. 4-3l0O, JU. 5-5OiO.
ELECTRIC clothes dryer and gas
range won in contest. Will sell al
reasonable price. 735-39S@.
ELECTRIC MOTOR-7Ls-h.p. with
pump like new. $500 or best
| offer. Miscellaneous garage equip
ment. RE. 6-2S9S.
ELECTRIC RANGE, 36-in. GE.
GOOD condition. Reasonable. 10.
I 1-S4l7.
! ELECTRIC RoASTER. WestinE-
house, complete with pyrex dishes.
Excellent condition. JU. 5-4"7S.
ELECTRIC SAW, Shousmith Mark
! Y, very slightly used. Best offer.
ELEC. STOVE. 5-piece birch d.
nette. q Hollywood bed. vac, dble
springs. rug. lexis. OIL. 4-41S7.
ELECTRIC STOVE, Westinghouse,
80 inches lonE. Fuller burner
spotleSs. any demonstration. TIE.
ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER. Royal,
elite type, excellent condition.
Sl25 firm. Call 524-795l.
FACIAL MASSAGER, indiy. zeiglrr
electronle kit, brand new cond
/ Cost $50. sell Sl75. FE. 7-475B
FANS. window. reversible, also rm,
fan on stand. Both lge., peri. cond
$50 each. $685. 3rd ST. NV.
FENCE, iron. IS so. balusters with
gate. $50. KE. S-4622.
FENCE-cedsr boards and posts
locust posts, pickets. fair prices
1890 Wilson blvd. tnr. Key
Bridgel, IA. 4-l234. RUCKEF
FIRE EXTINGUISHER, S&A
S12.5O, "a gal. Coz Pyrene, dry
chs GICHNER. 1913 M st. NV
FLOOR COVER. vlnyl, new, ap.
orig. $40 S160. 535-s005.
FOAM RUBRER cut any shape
cushions. holsters. Fabrics. sewiag
GILLlLAND. 6l5 2@nd NV. 33S-
e2,T.s.
FREEZER. compartments. good
condition, $3.50 or best offer. JU
! a-3al9.
FREEZER, Renaire upright lS-cu
IT.. excellent condition. 500. Call
10. S-745O.
FREEZER. Renaire I5-cu, 1T. up
right. holds 800 lbs, excel cond.
$40 or best offer IA. 9-2OO7
FREEZER-RCA Whirlpool upright
used. $3.50. sP. 3-9446 any time,
FREEZERS-REBUILT
Good as new, S39.95. Guaranteed
UNIVERSAL co.
Cth and L SITS. NV. 469-0007
FRIGIDAIRE-FURNITURE-3 bar
stools. clothing. pingpong table
toys, etc. Must sell. Call at once
for real bargains. JU. 7-62l..
FUR COAT, mink, full length, size
| 1910 Excellent cond. $500. Sun
| or ewes, EN-. 3-30s1.
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! CoINS-Entire collection. pennie.
through halves. 25% off. WI.
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GU1TARS-GUITARS
no

OUI I AfIO
Large selection new and used, start
ing at S12 Also large selection
OF mandolins and hanjos at bar.
gain prices. NATIONAL PAWN
BROKERS, 1905 Lee hwy, Arl
Va, ia. 2-1717.
GUNS-Mauser pistol collection
conf. bowie knife. Rem. Zouabe
colt python. many others. very
reas.. will trade. SP. 3-SS1q.
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HOFFMAN,

2441 18th st. NV. co. 5-lO5o
Daily til 9, Sat. I'll 8
SUNDAY. l. TO q
FURN.-Chest OF drawers. Hon.
ouraS mahogany. excellent condi-
ton. S45. II. 3-Ss40.
FURN.. chair. cocoa beige uphol-
Stery. foam cushion, excel. cond..
Beth. so. 365-5O62.
FURN., must sell. uphol. chrs.. Sis
incl. slip covers. occaS. chrS.. SIS.
cocktail tble. wIsheif and glass
top. also Ice step. tble., $40 ca.
fir. lamp vInylon shades. 81.
typewriter $3.50. gossip bench.
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DIARY CASES-(3l Open. self
service, Hill. Perfect. All for $500.
PRICE REFRIG. CO.. 1928 Ca
ave. NV.
Debating OUTFIT-Gray audio-
graph. . units. recorder and
transcriber. complete with Acees-
Sories. New cost today over 800,
Like new. $3.50. JE. 6-6S41.
DINETTE SET. cusom-made table
4 CHRIS, 2-tone beige FormicA top
brass trim, bronze legs. selling way
below cost. GA. 1852.
DINETTE SET. CHROME
With leaf. 4 bareback chairs
S45. 935-550l.
DIN. RIM. TABLE. oval, mahog.,
chrs., breakfront. SIS. Uphol. chr.
mahog. S25. VIII. 2-6S64.
DINING RIM. SET, mahog.. tab!
chairs; buffet. china closet SLOT
or make offer. JU. 1883.
DIN. RM.-Bleached NAH. buffet
table w ext. and cover, 0 chairs
excel cond. HU. 1-2609.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pcs,
mahog., fine quality. very good
condition. $3.50. 10. 4-0S29.
DINING ROOM CHAIRS 80, wal
nut, upholstered in white plastic
all In excel. cond., $50. JE. B.
2S37.
DINING RIM, extension table. Ma
hog top, leaf, ivory legs. 4
matching chairs, SOB. JE. 2-S696.
DINING RIM. TABLE. 4 chairs and
buffet. $50. Kitchen table. For
mica top. chairs. $50 RueS,
11x14 wool. gray and Sx10. 500.
Good condition. JE. 2-3320.
DINING RIM. TABLE. mahog. drop.
leaf with pad. Excel cond.
matching chairs. S45. AP. 7-9O30
DiSHWAsHER. GE portable, used
8 months. 500. 256-9347.
DOUBLE BED, springs and heavy
felt mattress. Rome de luxe col
springs, $50. JU. 5-5765.
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

GUN, Winchester, Model IS, 3Os
eali6er. Lyman peep. excel. cond..
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAIL

ABACUSES. cuspidors. wash boil
ers. hydrometers. malt, C T
presses. charred kegs. stone crooks,
horSeshoes. Cherry seeders, cast
iron pots. copper kettles. horse
bresses, apple pickers. well buck
cts, whisky jugs. buggy whips.
coffee mills. jerks. Washington s
oldest hardware and stove store
since 1856. 7a3 eth st. NV. Ma.
S-0S4S.
Evening star., 1962-08-17

On Route z in Virginia
Bet. Baileys x Roads and Z Corners
HU. 1928
Evening star., 1962-08-17
AUroMoBrs FoR SALE AUroMuBnFs ron SALE aUroMcBE FOR 81

FORD 1857 Fordor sedan. auto.
trans, VS.. Low mi. r. and b.,
new covers and mats. S5e5 cash
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OLDS ,57

4-dr-. fully equip. extra clean. Pull
price S7s3. S43 dn. S47 50 per mo.
AUTo-VILLE. 400 n. Y. ave. nv.
NE. S-ll24.
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The NENfke STAR b-zI
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

Woshinstos, D. c. TT
| frideY, AUGUST ", 1862
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MERCTRY 's7

2-dr., blue snd white, fun price,
$6s5. SOS down. S37 SO per mo.
AUTo-vuLE. 400 N. z. ave. nv.
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329s WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-ss22
IMPERIAL 1859 2-door air-condi-
with white TOP. exceiient Condition,
Power brakes. windows and steer
ing, heater, dual speaker radio.
white-wall tires. foam cushion in
terror, low mileage. original own
er. S2.475. OIL. 4-2573 or OIL. g.
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THIS IS IT!
SPACE SALE
AT
cRANsoN
RAMBLER
Nov is the time to
save on q fine used
cor. Our lots are load
ed. Nobody Walks
Awoy!"
81 FORD
Fordor Country Sedan, V-s. equip.
with auto. irons, =. end H.,
power steering. bsaU'. powder
blue fin. In nsv-eor eond.,
$zIss |
80 RAMBLER
l-Door Cross Country Sio. veg,
sqUip. with lUssoss rock, Z. ond
h., ovio. irons, bsaUi. white
finish, very low mileoss, excel.
condition ---------------Sl6s5
- '6i oLDS
''os" l-dr. Holiday Sedon, bsoUii-
fvl bronze finish with moichina
Vlnyl interior, WV. tires, hydro
motto drive, power steering, rode
and heoier. Ns~.eor eenditien,
$25sS
81 RAMBLER
Super clossic V.e, red ond white
finish, ovto. trans. reclining scots.
In ne~-eor condition. Weekend
spssioI ---------------Sl79S
'6I RAMBLER
Super Classic 4-door 9-pess. ste.
~os.. bsoUt. beige Fin. with
matching int. r. ond h.. cute.
irons. ne~-eor eond. ldsol tos
lorss tomilY S229S
Il TRI3
Sports roadster. equip, heavt. red
finish, one owner, excel. eond.,
| SI64S
| 80 CHEVROLET
Bel Air 4-Dr., 6-eyl., powsrSllds
irons., power steering, rodio,
heater, low mi, immoevlots con-
difion -----------------$l595
80 DODGE
Dori Phoenix We. A-dr. hordtop,
auto. trans, =. end h., power
steering, Wv. tires, becvi. blue
finish. in immee. sond.. Si69S
81 RAMBLER
clossie Custom A-Dr. esaviifui
ivory finish with matching interior.
Equipped with rodio, hsotsr, In
diVidUol reclining scots, Wv.
fires, low mileoss. Excellent week
end buy ---------------Si79S
80 MERCURY
Monterey 4-Dr. Herdtep. Radie,
hsoier, Msreomoiie tr1ns., tUll
power. white finish, excellent big /
cor buy OF economy price Sl395
81 RAMBLER
clossie 4-Dr. Cross Country Sioiion /
Woeon. equipped with reclining 1
scots, Luggage rock. heotsr, ssond.
trons., white finish, immoevleis
condition ---------------S2095
SO FIAT
4-Dr. Model 100. 2-tens ivory and
block finish: Gll-vinyl inisrier,
Wv. tires, very clean Throughout
S6eS
'59 HILLMAN
Custom 2-Dr. Station Wouon.
Equipped with rodio, hseter, l.
speed rons., red finish. Extremely
eseon S60S
so PLYMOUTH
4-Dr. Two TO choose from. IN
mint condition. Will maks excel
lent second car ------- S325
cRAiEsoN |
RAMBLER
1882 BETHESDA AVE. |
BETHESDA, ND. |
o.. 6-080O /
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09
Funeral Services to Be Held Saturday For Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
 One of Worlds Best Known Women

NEW YORK tR - Mrs. Frank lin D. Roosevelt, First Lady whose stature grew from the White House to the world, died in her Manhattan apartment Wednes- day night.
 The 78-year-old widow of the nations 32nd President and niece of the 26th President had suffered from what the family described as "a complicated type of anemia" for two and half years.
 Her health failed rapidly during the last six week, accelerated by non-contagious tuberculosis which was not proved until Oct. 25.
 Her physicians, expecting heart failure, were with her at the end, along with three of her five living children. Two sons were enroute by plane from distant points in the nation Nineteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren also sur- vive her.
 
 One of the great ladies in the history of this country has passed from the scene" said President Kennedy. sHer loss will be deeply felt by all those who admired her tireless idealism or benefited from her good works and counsel ,
 Leaders of the nation and the world joined in expressing sorrow and loss.
 T have lost an inspiration" said JUN. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, the only person outside of the fam fly to visit Mrs. Roosevelt during the final weeks of her illness. He went by her invitation.
 She would rather light candles than curse the darkness Steven son said, and her glow has warm
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09
US. Minister Walks Out or Bulgarian Reception

SOFIA, Bulgaria R US Minister Eugenie Anderson walk cd out of a Soviet reception We'd nesday night after Bulgarian Pres ident Dimiter Ganev accused the United States of piratical action against Cuba.
 Ganev made the accusation in an address during the Soviet En- bassy's reception in honor of the 45th anniversary of the Bolshcvik Revolution. It was attended by Sofas diplomatic corps and chief delegates to the Bulgarian Com munist Party Congress now being held here.
 Ganev spoke after Soviet Am bassador Geergi Denisov address cd the guests. Denisov made a passing reference to American i'm periaIism.
 Ganev said the United States had violated all international laws in trying to put up the blockade around small but heroic Cuba, in beginning piratical action and in openly preparing an armed attack on revolutionary Cuba.
 T think we had better leave said Mrs. Anderson to her Ameri= can interpreter They started out.
 Bulgarian government officials rushed over in an attempt to smooth things over, diplomatic in= formants said, but Mrs Anderson would have none of it.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09

ed the world. ,
 Private funeral services will be held at St. James Episcopal Church in Hyde Park, NY, north of New York City on the Hudson River, Saturday.
 She will be buried in the rose garden of the family estate at Hyde Park, beside her husband, Gin ac- cordance with the joint wishes, ' the family said. His simple grave stone already bears her name and the year of her birth, 1884
 "Those at the interment service. in addition to family, will include representative from the US. gov ernment, the United Nations, and the State of New York, as well as close friends of Mrs. Roosevelt y the announcement said President Kennedy will attend. So will for mer President Harry Truman and his wife.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-09
Look Out Rats, As Far As Nome 5 Concerned, It Is \ Sinking Ship,

The City is about to start 3 program of rat control, said Coun- eilman Bob HarWood today. The bait cans are now being prepared and an announcement will be made, probably next week, when the cans are set out.
 HafWood emphasized that the city program should in no way prevent any business or person from carrying out their own rat control program. HafWoed pointed out that building or premise in- tested with rats is the problem of the owner {. the building or pre- mise. However, the city stands ready to aid in any way possible.
 The city will use Warfarin Rat Poison mixed with corn meal, rolled oats, and corn oil or Karo syrup.
 Warfarin in rats inhibits the blood clotting process. As rats eat the poison bait. the cumulative ef- feet eVcr q period of five days will rest. ia= death from internal bleeding.
 The effects on domestic aHi- mals is the same as oi1 rats. how ever. 1t takes quite dose to d0 the job.
 If children or pets happen to get into the poison bait, do not be overly concerned. Should the child or pet show any signs of becom- ing sick. notify the doctor and tell him about the consumption of the Warfarin= =poinson bait.
 Waffarin has been used almost nationwide for the past F years with 95=l00 percent effieieney. It is considered. to be the safest rat poison now being used and will not cause bait shynesss like many faster poisons. It has no taste and no odor.
 How 10 Set Bait Stations
 Place a half pound Of bait mix in a pound can or container which has been nailed to board-thi to prevent rats from spilling tn contents. Bait must be placed in protected place so that it will no be diluted by rain or snow If i must be placed in the open, cover the container with paper so that the rats can get to t readily Check and refill the bait station daily.
 . Warfarin Rat Poison is avail able at cost from either the Alaska Dept of Health and Welfare, or from the city.
 Further information about the poison may be obtained from the Alaska Dept. of Health and Vel fare office in the Federal Building
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Wills Eyes to Eye Bank


 The family gave permission for an autopsy, but it's purpose was not made clear. Eight years ago, Mrs. Roosevelt willed her eyes to an eye bank.
 Mrs. Roosevelt fought her ill., ness with the same vigor with which she had pursued a career which took her to the far corners of the world.
 She was often on the go o- shut ting around tie world on one er- rand or another, both public and private She lectured far and wide and was known to the public in many lands.
 Her travels were often the sub- jeet of good natured humor They