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The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
Heat Wave Hits Brazil

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil R - The temperature reached 100 here for the third straight day. At least five deaths were blamed On the heat yesterday and 58 persons were treated at state hospitals for heat exhaustion.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
Sl.482.000 for Operation of Radar Equipment at Shemya

WASHINGTON lR - The Air Force allocated $1,482,OOO to the General Electric Go. Wednesday for operation and maintenance of rador equipment at Shemya.
 The Air Force previously allo- cated $1,45O,OO0 for the work, the Alaska congressional delegation said.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
FIRST BABY OF '63

MT. and Mrs. Stanley Schneider, Covenant missionaries from Noun tain Village are the parents of a daughter, Jackie Ann, born this morning at the hospital.
 The baby is Nome's first baby to be born in 1863 at the hospital and will receive $25 gift certifi- cate from the Calvin Stores.
 The mother is the former Lucille Dahl, who was nurse at the MMM Hospital before her marriage.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
ICE WORM LEAGUE

High individual game: Betty Jocius, 171, Bev Blaming 165, Borgny Reader 164. =,
 High individual series: Betty Jocius and Pauline Eberle 464, Jane Frazier 449.
 High team game: Nome Tele-. phon 624.
 High team series: Nome Tele- phone 1749, Boring Sea Belles 1495, BillikinS 1484.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
FRIDAY MITES

High team game: Polar Curio 658
 High team series: Polar Curio 1858.
 High individual game: Pauline Eberle 198, Marge Goeth 1855, Ike Schick 181.
 High individual series: Pauline Eberle 539, Ike Schick507, Marge l @,
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11

MT. and Mrs. Ken Klintworth. who have been here in connection with the electrical work done on the new FAA buildings, left for their home in Fairbanks yesterday. They hope to return next summer.
, 1963-09-17
BUEIZ ARRESTED
BY FBI IN PUERTO
G

Mr.. Thomas E. Bishop, Spe-
cial Agent in Charge Of the
Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton (FBD announced recently
the arrest of Jose Rafael
Bueiz by Agents of the FBI on
September 9, 1868, at San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Bishop advised Bueiz,
aged AS, was arrested at San
Juan, Puerto Rico, on a war
rant issued by us. Commits
sioner Ramon c. Julia, at
San Juan, Puerto Rico, charg-
ing him with thefts from in
terstate shipment on August
81, % and 26, 1868. He is alleg-
ed to have stolen with intent
to convert to his own use, 100
bage of beans on each of the
dates mentioned from the AL
coa Pier at San Juan, Puerto
Rico. Each bag weighed 100
pounds and the 10000 pounds
Of beans were valued at
S. 100000. The beans were part
Of an interstate shipment re-
ceived at San Juan from Cali
fornia board an Alcoa ship.
Mr.. Bueiz, married with two
two children, resides at 122
Manuel Domenech, Hate Rey,
Puerto Rico, and has been en-
ployed fer the past twelve
years as q checker by the.
Alcoa Steamship Company,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Bueiz, a high school
graduate, also studied one
year Of accounting at the Ra-
mirez Commercial School.
AT a hearing before U. S.
Commissioner Julia, on Sep
TENDER 9, 1868, Buez admitted
identity. Bond was set at
$4,000, which was posted.
According to Mr.. Bishop,
the penalty for the offense
with which Buiez is charged
is $4,000 or ten years or both.
, 1963-09-17

conclude on the basis Of all tie
information which we obtain
ed that the commercial bank
ing needs Of the island are be-
ing served adequately at this
time and possibly will be ade-
quate in the near future even
in the face Of the Anticipated
growth. The increase in build
ing activity on st. Thomas,
particularly in home construc-
ton, highlights the strong de-
mand in the mortgage market.
A contribution to the antici-
pated economic development
could probably be made by
any financial institution in a
position to bring additional
mortgage funds into the area.
, 1963-09-17
From Government House

Christiansted has a popula'
ton Of approximately 5,OOt
people and is presently seryee
by offices Of three banks and
savings and loan association
namely, The Chase Manhattan
Bank, Virgin Islands NatloI'a
tank, ST, Croix Savings Bank
and First Federal Savings ane
Lon Association Of San Juan
Puerto Rico. Interviews con
Quoted in this community re-
Elected general satisfaction
with the availability OF credit
and with normal banking ser
vices. The complaints register
ed were directed primarily az
ainst inexperienced personnel
rather than against the ade'
ouacy Of banking services
There was no evidence thai
any reasonable business cred
# needs have not been met
and even mortgage demands
have been met adequately al
though apparently with some
ineficiency.
Frederiksted, population
about $500, is also served by
Offices Of The Chase Manhat'
tan Bank, Virgin Islands Ma
tional Bank, st. Croix Savings
Bank and First Federal Say
ings and.Loan Association Of
San Juan. We received nc
estimate Of the trading popu,
tlon served by the banks
in this community, but il
would appear evident that
this area does not require
additional banking facilities
now, and probably will moi
require additional facilities ir
the foreseeable future. Pres
ent banking facilities are ade'
quate to sustain substantial.
growth in the future.
Banking Practices
No attempt was made tc
evaluate banking practices
credit standards or interes'
rate structure among the isl
and banks. It was noted tina.
the banks practices are quite
conservative when compared
with the highly competitive
practices and standards founc
in the large money marke
cities on the continent. o.
the other hand practices ant
, 1963-09-17
From Government House
SURVEY OF BANKING FACILITIES IN THE
U. S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Continued from Fridays ISSUED
S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
Continued from Fridays issue)

gin Islands are more nearly
comparable with those Of
banks in more isolated areas
which have recently expert
.enced rather substantial
growth. For instance, money.
for real estate mortgages ap7
pears relatively scarce and
credit standards for such
loans are quite conservative
when judged by generally ac-
copied standards existing in
the United States. Until re-
Gently conventional real estate
loans were made with a mini
mum Of one-third down pay
ment and a 10 year pay-out
period. Recently the pay-out
period has been heightened to
Is years and in some cases 20
years. At the same time, the
experience with FILA real
estate loans is in its infancy
on the islands and mortgagors
and mortgages alike are sx-
periencing troubles in adapt
ing FILA specifications to the
islands. While recognizing
room for improvement and
growth, it must be noted that.
steady progress is being made.
Conclusions
The Virgin Islands have en-
joyed exceptionally rapid eco
nomic growth in the past de-
cade, largely due to tourism.
At the same time, efforts to
encourage the establishment
Of small industry have been
moderately successful with
aid from the Industrial Incen-
tive Program through grant
ing certain tax and tariff con-
cessions. ST. Thomas has en-
poyed more rapid growth than
ISt. Croix but the consensus Of
the islanders is that the.
growth rate of st. Thomas
will diminish while that Of St.
Croix will probably increase,
that is, assuming satisfactory
solutions are found to the eco
nomic and social problems
facing them.
Tn banking situation differs
somewhat in the three com
munities covered 50 that natu-
rally the conclusions must
relate to specific communities.
/ Frederiksted is served ade-
, 1963-09-17

facilities and there is every
indication that these facilities
viii be adequate for several
years to come. The banking
facilities in Christinsted APP
pear to be adequate at the
present time and should be
satisfactory for the near flu
ture at the current rate Of
growth.
St. Thomas presents q slight
" different banking picture
because of its greater growth
during the past decade. We
, 1963-09-17

WEDNESDAY
at 4.45 & 8.15 pm.
Paramount Pictures presents

ROO LATE BLUES"
starring
Bobby DARN, Stella Stevens,
Cliff Carnell
This is it. IA movie that gets with
it. That digs cool and deep into
the story of a Musician. and a
girl they called PRINCESS, who
was Everybody's girl, played by
Stella Stevens, in the hottest,
most provocative performance of
the year
Also latest worldwide News
, 1963-09-17

SATURDAY
at 4.45 & BIS pm.
Paramount Pictures presents
"A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE"
starring
Raj Vallone, Maureen Stapleton,
Carol Lawrence and Vincen Gar
dina a powerful drama about
human emotions, from a Play by
Arthur Miller.
Also Cne latest world news
, 1963-09-17
& FRIDAY

THURSDAY q FRIDAY
at 5 and BIS pm.
Paramount Pictures presents
TENNESSEE WILLIAMS
" SUMNER AND SMOKE
starring
Laurence Harvey, Geraldine Page,
Rita Moreno and Pamela Tifin,
with Earl Hoffman
Tennessee Williams most incades-
cent play comes to the Screen...a
story of men and women, desper-
ately hunting for a share Of Life
and Love /!
Also --latest worldwide News
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-22

sIERE0. HI.FI. g Pieces only.
T T,A{;TT|IRSE NM, some gIvy e gu with
gain Of o lifetime. Call MR..
scHAUs, DI. 7-s464, after 2 pm.
nv, 1868 silvertone, 8 mo, old. "a
In. screen. console. SIPS. Sat.
2-0 and all day sun. 966-0365.
Ty, blond Olympic SWAY comb,
TV, radio, Hi-N. 500 or best
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price 800; now $3.50. OIL, 4-4016,
FURNITURE-credit manager de-
Sires responsible party 70 assume
payments OF approx. $500 per wk.
No down payment necessary on
decorators complete 3-room model
apt, including accessorics.. such as
box spring and mattress, 2 bedrm.
lamps, lovely ape. bedrm. suite
In walnut finish, 2 step-end tables,
cocktail table. 2 decorator lamps,
plus l-way floor lamp with smart
Danish.style sofa and matching
ish no-mAr top dining table. 4
comfortable uphol. chairs. Never
used except for display. Worth
much more than asking price,
S3ab. Choose your own payments
Free delivery In area. a. days be-
fore first payment Free round-
trip courtesy car, Call LII. i-lS00,
MR.. ANDERSON, until . pm.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FED. entr. exam. New class form
ing. all subjects. so yrs exper.
1nq. RE. 7-2S2S. BOYD'S, 18th
and O NV.
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL TO prepare
you for the Virginia Real Estate
Salesman examination there will
be q course Of instruction be-
ginning on July 8, For details and
REGISTRATION call JE. 3-044l.
REMEDIAL or brush-up in French.
Exp. native teacher. ia. 9-2527
at cow. NV. location.
TRAIN TO OPERATE bulidozers,
scrapers. graders. draglines, etc.
ASSOCIATED TRAINING SCHOOLS
I'll l4th st. NV, Wash. 3, D. c.
TUTORING-Latin, math., English,
chem. By qualified college grad.
Summer months. IA. 5-604i.
TUTORING-Registering for fall
now, summer tutoring, math and
English. TALLWOOD PRIVATE
SCHOOL. Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-3424
Tv-RADIO REPAIR, practical cleo.
tronics, Day, eve. TEMPLE SCHL.,
71O 18th NV. DI. $4,000.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

Ell PAsO-JUAREZ-YounR man de-
fres tTsnsHortsSn ito to S s9S from
July-Aug.. aft. 8. 301-627-3S5O.
LADY driving TO Orlando, Fla,
about June 26th. can accommodate
driving. min. $3.50. RA. 6-0S16
WASHINGTON DriVe-Away Service
Will deliver your car anywhere,
U. 8. A. AL drivers. 6S4-S639.
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nERMAN snEPHRRns. Axe.

r SSsi siso 's Can b biSsli black
POODLEs, small miniatures, Axe
and up Dial 703-4a7.i244.
PO0DLEs, cream and apricot. min.
females, terms. Axe 10 wks.,
also stud service. sp, J-b030,
POODLE PUPS, Axe. outstanding
min. males. black on cream, shots.
bSb-l7S4 or bSS-o6bb,
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TO TAKE CHARGE OF
AcS acc gHIrsu! PAYABLE "a I.. IMyo ICE
TALL TAIL STORE xx nHsT BE thor RI
HANDLIN0 ALL PHASES OF IN
VOICE WORK. GOOD SALARY.
VACATION WITH PAY, MANY
OTHER COMPANY BENEFITS.
APPLY IN PERSON. GEORGE E.
III IIrp n EsTTpNTTTTpE m
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sEW. MACH, Sinner port, left IN
llay-away zlS-Eag attach, Bal. $50.
ninht Frss hnm n1 dnm neln0' WAeh
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FURNITURE

Decorator desires responsible party
70 take possession Of 3 rooms Of
decorator correlated furniture
Bedroom, living room and dining
area - at tremendous savings.
Dieter quality than normally Of
tered at this sacrifice price.) Sl75
for all rooms. Never used except
as Model Apt. Display, No Down
Payment necessary-Choose your
own payments. Immediate free de-
nvery or free storage until needed.
8 pm.
Free round-trip courtesy car.
FURNITURE :. Antique Victorian
couch, new pink velvet upholstery,
S126. also cherry drop-leaf table,
seats eight. $50 cash. 93l-1702.
FURN.-Like new. 2 end tables.
I lea Es.s zssosiss table, IT. din
FURN., 2 lounging chairs, couch.
nv, EN-. a-5450. 'O"'O
FURN.-Cabinet and shelf unit,
Q1'x7'x20"1, custom, light Philip
pine mahog. S-panel drs., z shelves,
peri. cond., suitable, modern, ira
ditional decor. 356-6209.
FURN. = Danish mod. sci, bed,
bookcase hdbd., dresser, dlnette
with a chrs., gold rug 9x10h, 2
mahog. end tbls. Call 587-4S35.
rm. Colonial style,
Honduras mahog.. .beaut. Ice. kid
ney shaped buffet, china closet,
ext. tbl.. 8 chrs., 1928. LU. 2-l250.
FURNITURE, NEW
Buy direct from warehouse, sofas
as low as S49.95, soafs and
matching chair as low as SS4.95,
wide variety Of styles. colors and
patterns. No money down,
IMPERIAL DISCOUNT
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
1920 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 1924
OPEN o TO o SAT. TIL 8
bedrm. set plus mat
tr. and bed springs, also rug, in
very good cond. 434-64Hb.
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SECRETARY

Trade association has excellent
position available for an efficient
experienced secretary with top
notch skills. Permanent position,
hours 0-6. Liberal fringe benefits.
Salary commensurate with experi-
ence. Call Mrs. Jones. FE. S-OO37.
SECRETARIES = Medical, expert,
type /transcribe ct home. Write
Box 61-A. Star. Include tel. no.
SODA FOUNTAIN CLERKS, must be
experienced. IL am. TO 8 pm.
tTict Pine line u Rp SnH fsnysF CREEK Bsi;
DRUG, $500 Grub rd.. Silver
Spring, Md. JU. 9-1327.
sTENOGRAPHER, age 3b-40,
shorthand and tipping essential,
capable Of assuming responsible
ty. salary according to ability,
5-day week, Box 144-A. Star.
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SECRETARY

For executive Of trade
association in Dupont
Circle area. Rapid short
hand and tipping (IBM
electO required. To age
IS. Salary commensurate
with ability. Phone FE.
$3.50.
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tcoNTlNUEp)

FURN..-Oversea transfer, selline
very reas. TV 23-in. console, "a
mo. old; 3-pc. bedroom set, nearly
new foam mattress and springs
Liy. rm. couch and chair, 2 end
tables. coffee table, 2 rugs; / i'm
ported Oriental design Sxl0, other
gray 9x12. Call 4S1-6040.
liv. room, Q bedrms.,
dinette, washer-refgr., picnic table
and benches; $3.50 and take over
payments, 779.76b2.
CREDIT MANAGER
has 8 rooms OF furniture only 3
months old, left by military couple
that had to leave area. Respon-
sihle party may purchase all COM
plete for slight balance due. Ask
for MR.. ROGERS. 5S4-3l11 till
0 pm. Terms as low as S3.7b per
week. NO down payment necessary.
FURN.-Sofabed. sleeps /, match-
ing chair, grey frieze, good cond.,
$50. 6-pc. lined oak din. set.
Like new. 430-4441.
FURN.-;MahOg. din. rm., 500 o.
best offer; misc. items. 4002
Illinois ave. NV. ia, 0-l040,
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NELP WOMEN
oUG GINS earn irOm GO 10 So!

OUk GIRLS earn from $40 to sos
per week, part time selling Bee
line fashions. No collecting or de.
liveriLg. Free samples. Car neces-
sary, Call UN. 4-+202 or 4S1-
5aS4.
PASZ-TIME WORK selling AVON
PRODUCTS. Hours at your con-
venience Call DI. 7-0221.
PIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de-
ben se tou doo HU' saIsrS' Cal MI
Connolly, Re. $4,000 or see at
a04O NJ st NV.
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SITUATl0NS-MEN

ACCOUNTANT full charge. expe-
T Rsai mined MS or BOZ q 7sA stS SPen'
ARTIST, recent COLLEGE graduate
S dsslTss v gSsi'i9n o. sdy stsI
BOY, rs, desires work OF any kind
As an apprentice. salary not less
than go per mr.. Permanent, full
time. 3 days week s32-70b0.
COOK, colored, wishes lob as chef
or End cook. Willing worker. Will
ing 10 80 away. Ref DE. 2-l8bb.
MEN AVAILABLE, housework. yard
work. painting, rough carpentry,
etc Call NE s-4b32.
INTELLIGENT MAN desires full
time, day or night, permanent
employment, rs yrs. of business
MANAGEMENT exper., also versatile
IN real estate manaEement, prop
erty sblcA and rentals. Phone wk-
days \ a.rn.-p.J0 am. II. 0-1012.
LITHOCRAPHER - Out-Of-town
man desires position, Journeyman
In color stripping, paper and film
makeup and has extensive knowl-
edge In cold type composition.
printing production proc edures
and training. Will supply local
refs, Box 32O-A. Star.
wOODCRAFTsMAN, experienced In
mode cabinet and pattern work.
YOUNG MAN with y wears m col.
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HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, financial. Perm. pos.
Aptitude for figures and typ.
essen, shhd. helpful, 40-hr. wk.
$500 min. Northern Va. Protestant
church. KE. .S-71g9.
SECV CTRT ERTDKY RFCRPTG
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YOUNG MAN with . years Of col.
lsge wishes work OF any type.
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ORGAN, Hammond A-lOQ, almolt
new, mahogany finish. $4,000. 30,

ORGANS = sToRE-wiDE CLEAR.
ANCE. Many new, used and demo.
models. All famous makes. These
instruments are priced 10 move.
KI1-T's % Scgnvenient losstionsSS.
Dntn.. 1880 q a., NV, RE. y
82f2, Alex, 2621 Mt Vernon ave.
XII. s-6sS3. Congressional Plaza
shopping ctr, Rockville nike. HA.
7-7420. IVA. and Md. stores open
daily 'til 0 pm. except Saturday..
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sOFA--Aqua, CONTEMPORARY, excel,
f fSna offer, 'P csiI Sun. or az. e.sS
pm, wkdays, Ju, s-sS06,
sOFABED-with simmons mat.
trees, sleeps 2. In good cond,
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oRoANs-says during JoRDAN's
f!ssIa9; Sample s slSSi' p! Siss SIs
ishes. Terms. al JoRDAN's, cor
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. tBT.
3-p400). BAileyG Gross Roads
Shopping Center, virginia t4H1-
71s1i, 03a2 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring lJU. b-ll0b), Silver Spring
and Baileys Cross Roads stores
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POODLEs - Axe. silyers.. creams.
bloodllne, reas, HE. n-4e61.
POODLE, 0 months, miniature light
apricot female, champion line.
t12b. 11O6 30. Columbus st.,
Arlington.
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WOoD FENCEf Patlo9 Porcb7 Walk
Bteps7 Free estimates. Call Joe or
Frank at SCI -37nS for prompt
action on any type.
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STENOGRAPHER

American Express Co.. requires
steno as personal secretary to VP,
Must have minimum Of 8 years
exper., shorthand required. 35-
hr. wk., downtown location, salary
sos. Apply Mr.. HALSEY, 622
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OUs FOR SALE FOR sAEMCELANE0Us FOR SALE

STEREO-HI-FI, take over pay
ments Of So per wk. on balance
due free home demonstration
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ROOMS FURMISHED-N,W,
ALTURAS HOTEL
CAIRO HOTEL
Complete Hotel Service

Rooms With TV. From SIS Week
1915 Que ST. NV. HO. 2-21Oz
CATHEDRAL AVE. AREA-Just off
BLOCK. 40 TO- 2 15es tOI ao. aSaass74z.
CONN. .AvE.-vic. 1915 Alton pi.
NV. Men only. conv. TO stores,
transp. Hot Shoppe, EN-. 2-Ssl4.
CONN. AVE. = Beautiful rm. for
lady. apt, priyils. Ideal refined
location. No objections 70 semi-
INVALID; Air cond, reas. 234-1l90.
bRI4. befW. a:an and 10 =. ~.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-29
FASM BUSINESS NACN TRAN530gT liBOR

the government starts telling you how to run your business. Would you tell them where to go? Or would you toe the line in order to keep those defense contracts?
 Or suppose you are the head of a great university with a contract to train members of the Peace Corps. The govern ment tells you not only what you will teach but insists on passing on the members of your faculty who will be al lowed to teach. Do you sur render your academic freedom or give up the Government contract?
 Suppose you are a farmer. The Government offers you a subsidy with the one hand and with the other it compels you to grow or not to grow what ever the Government chooses on acreage which the GOVern- ment determines, with your product to be sold at a Gov ernment-established price. Will you knuckle under or forego the subsidy?
 It happens far more than you think, even though you don't read about it in your daily paper.
 And there doesn't seem to be any end to it. The federal government keeps growing big ger, spending more money and acquiring more and more power.
 As result, there's prac- tically nothing of any signif- canoe that hasn't been meddled with, in one way or another, by the administration.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-29

Delivery positions for the first 70 United States superSonlc air liners to come off the production line have been established by the Federal Aviation Agency, Deputy Administrator for s per o n Transport Development Gordon M. Bain announced this week.
 The nations supersonlc trans port development program is now in the initial stage of design com petition for selection of a prime contractor. The programs future IS dependent both on Congressional and industry action.
 Five United States and foreign air carriers have to date requested delivery priorities for 39 aircraft and submitted a total of S3.9 mll- lion in advance royalty payments. The airlines, the number of dellv- cry priorities requested ln each case, and the date of submission or each request accompanied by SlOO,- 900 advance royalty per aircraft are as follows:
 Trans World Airlines, six ar craft. October IA, 1863.
 Pan American World Airways fifteen, October IA, 1863.
 American Airlines, six, October 21, 1863.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-29
Supersonic Jets Will Soon Flash Across The Heavens Throug hout the World

Alitalia, three. November 1, 1863.
 Trans World Airlines, four, Mo- vember 13, 1863.
 Japan Air Lines, five, November 15, 1863.
 In the first 70 delivery positions, 29 were assigned to United States international carriers, 26 to for eign carriers, and IS to United States domestic carriers. It is the objective to make aircraft avail able to at least IA carriers within these initial 70 delivery positions.
 The first United States super sonic airliner has been assigned to Trans World Airlines, which sub- mitted the first request for deliv- cry priorities.
 The second airplane will go to Pan American, which submitted the second request for delivery.
 The first foreign carrier to re- quest delivery, Alitalia, will re- ceive that fifth airplane produced.
 After final selection of the man. ufacturer, the government will not take part as intermediary in fur ther assignment of delivery posi- tions. This will then become the subject of normal manufacturer airline relations.