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HELP MEN

YOUNG MAN. 5 years or more out
Of college. preferably school OF
business administration. who has
not, yet found exactly type OF work
which appeals to him, may find
In our local organization ideal
opportunity. knowledge Of busi-
ness fundamentals and some ex-
perience either. in retail or whole
sale trade will prove helpful, In
letter include references and tele-
phone number. Box 401-B, Star.
YOUNG MAN-To wrap packages
and deliver, Must know city. Dis
trict permit tho points,. Startins
salary Sl.50 per hour, 4O-hour
week. Previous exper. in printing
shop desirable. Address reply to
Box 4s-B, Star, stating experience.
A GOOD MAN over s5 to fiji va
cancy in washington area. Tyne
OF man We want Is worth 81 900
70 81 800 in q month. Write M,
MOR0AN. pres, Box 640, Fort
Worth /, Texas.
A AND 4 MECHANIC with experi-
ence in executive-type aircraft.
preferably Beech, Mont. CO, area,
Write Box 36S-B, Star,
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LADIES
AGE 40 TO IS!

II your children are grown and time hangs heavily
on your hands and II you are looking for some
thing pleasant 10 do In your spare time
Then why not earn up 10 $500 per hour working
in our air-conditioned downtown office making
telephone calls from your own desk7
CHOOSE THE DAYS AND HOURS MOST CON-
VENIENT TO YOU. CALL Mr.. FREDERICK FOR
MORE INFORMATION, AT 7S3-6744.
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MISCELLANEOUS goa SALE

ADDING MACH. s35. Also late
Ss.y RSSs ;Ss .ss s.S sHSs .Ss SSnd o. .2e
ADDING MACHINES : New REM
lneton electric 10 key. S7a.b0
others from $50 up. Guaranteed.
Trade-ins accepted. Rentals, re-
pairs all makes. CENTRAL, o23
18th st. NV. I
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SALESMAN, experienced in sewinl
machines and vacuum cleaners
Excel. opportunity for the right
man, Call after 1890 am. LA
6-6061.
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MUzAK IN WASHINGTON

Age 21-35, retail experience with
capacity for responsibility TO vork
with Americas largest selling shoe
chain. Apply
THOM Mean
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HELP. MEN AND WOMEN
ROOKKEEpER

Toms Chevrolet Co. has immed.
opening In the acct. dept. for
an automotive bookkeeper. Exper,
in processing new car sales and
purchases would be helpful. For
sa%PPfs inHIIHitlSn oiils: Mss fs Sab.gaSSSS ESQ
IF YOU LIKE TO DANCE
Or have q talent for dancing,
teaching may be Just. the career
you are looking for. You will
find that teaching people to dance
ri run; E,be sd Prtsrs TfSSIoins snsSfnr sSG Cal
rector Of the ARTHUR MURRAY
STUDIOS. Ex. 3-4l00 for an ap-
pointment TO see how you can
become q qualified Arthur Muir
ray teacher,
MATURE COUPLE
Desired at once as managers, small
confidential. Box l61-B, Star.
NEWSSTAND CLERK, midnight to
\ am, bondable. neat appear
anee. DULLES AIRPORT, 661-
OPERA SINGERS
And lieder singers and pianists
desiring TO develop their reper-
torres needed for regular week
end appearances In new cabaret
openine soon in one OF washing-
toms most beautiful downtown
restaurants, Box BOOB, Star.
ORGANIsT-CB0IR DIRECTOR for
Protestant church In sc. area. .
sunday morning worship services.
Call RE. 5-5s7g.
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tcoNriNuEp)
PREssN1AN. .xner. oniv

fsEssSNs SyNso 'se:5 eS5bagRTF aSgRR|T pSSf EsIf'!
E56sS, ERs, 1907 14th st. NV. Hu. B.
RADIO AND TV TECHN1CIAN =
NE. section. wholesale distribu-
tor needs experienced man TO re-
pair radios. phonos and televi-
sion, benchwork only. Good start
ing salary with excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. b.dAy
week. For appointment, call Mr.
HERBERT. S32-64O0.
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REAL ESTATE MEN

OPENING FOR 2, exper. full-time
salesmen in Silver Hill or River
dale office Up. q. Coz. Receive the
largest eommisson paid in the
area. Also benefits Of real estate
promotion plan. Call WA 7-6617,
or RE. h-21Sh I'll 0 nm.
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CLERK-TYPIST
COLLEGE PARK AREA

Leading financial institution seek
ing pleasant young lady between
10 and 2S 10 assume varied
duties in 4-girl office. Must be
high school grad. with ability "a
type 40 v.p.m. Experience In H.
nance or loan office desirable
but not essential. Good salary
and pleasant working conditions
H,n Phons for, -aapppointmsnt Mr.
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REAL ESTATE
statesmen

Due to promotions and expansion
we now have openings for 3 full
time salesmen, Experienced, pre-
with potential call Frank GeracI
at JAMES c. CONLEY q CO.,
JU. 9-4134.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-Oppor-
tunity Is offered to Join a sales
staff Of real estate specialists.
Our office provides every tool
available and expert training for
the woman who wants q SUCCESS
Full sales career. Highest COM
missions and s, bonuses paid; Alex; .,,.
conditions. Members Of Multiple
Listing. interviews strictly con-
fdential. Call Mrs. Hicks. XII.
S-3111. ewes. OF 4-6507.
HICKS REALTY. INC.
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex, Va.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

TAX SERVICE. individual and husl-
ness tax returns prepared, Pickup
and delivery, MOORE. TAX 9ERV-
TREE removal or land clearing.
pp9I free sstimats call JU. O.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HOMEOWNER REALTY
RECEPTToNIsT. RELIEF

HOMEOWNER REALTY
RECEPTIoNIsT, RELIEF
Retired person, good appearance,
personable. as recepttonist for new
high-rise apartment building, full
or part time position. o-day week
For interview see MRS. LACCOCK
from "a pm, 100 9Th ST.. s.w.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. tor
man only with tools. salary open
ERATION co. OIL. 4-1422.
ROD MAN AND CHAIN MAN
Experienced field men only. Apply
surveyor. Shapiro. Inc, 14l3 X
st. NV.
ROUTEMEN for dry cleaners. Must
Va. area. Apply 35l0 Columbia
Pike, Ari. ia. S-9517.
ROUTEMEN C2l for Pr. Geo. Co
Age 1895. married, car. SIZE
wk. guar. to start. For personal
appt, call Mr.. MILLS, OR. 4.
SALES MANAGER
Vacuum cleaners. You can make
real money II YOU have drive, en-
tliusiasm and honesty. RE. 1881 3.
SALES MANAGER for direct sale
of Limoges China, call Mr.. WOOD
for appt.. 63S-4227.
Sales
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HOFFMANN'S
sls7 18th 81 NV Co S-io6s

TuRN.-9.pe. curved sofa, fen-
back chairs, blond end tables.
plastic club ehAlf lamps. Very
rood eond. IA e.ti2s
FJRN. Din. rm tbl ehts-, Nj.
nat. nahogany server f1b. 6ll
b9t.4t7i
TuRN, Moving. Assorted chairs.
metal vafdrobsa, eh, OF dfaWefs.
items bargain VI k.1fss,
TuRN.--sois, sect RVS iasis,
pm or sat and sun anytlms.
tcontinusd on Nsxt Passb
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ROOM cLEnE. VII train. n, Y
VI" "HoTkt''i 'nfPS'R isR a. u. ~ sst' 10
phone calls please.
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COUNTER GIRL, exper, carry out.
Landover rd.. Kentland. Nd.
CREDIT CLERK-Young girl with
credit and collection experience
for exclusive retail store. Must be
good typist, 5-day week, pleasant
working conditions, group hos
pitaliSation. Call MRS. BEALL'
MA. S-5642.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. exper., age
IS to IS, busy NV. Office, an :
days. Salary open, s64.73s2.
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HELP WOMEN
CONTINUED,

BOOKKEEPER, experienced, so Ia
&,Ny ysH5, a, clS; %.,rnoDp Apply -! Mr., R NOR
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sALESMEN

To call on builders and contrac.
tors with q line Of aluminium
windows and allied products. Pro.
gresSive, well established local
firm offers exec. opportunity fol
hard working aggressive men
Salary plus commission. paid va
cations. other benefits. Our men
know Of this ad. Write giVinG
qualifications, Box 4s4-B, Star.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

OILItIA~ 10 I
Good with figures. shorthand help.
full. Not over 40. Pleasant. down
town office. 5-day wk. Excel. sal.
ary. Group hosp. life ms. paid
vac. Write Box 34b-B, Star giving
Evening star., 1963-02-09
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position IN claim office.
40-hour week, excellent salary
and working conditions. employe
benefits. Some dictaphone work.
Transportation avail. to and from
nearby Montgomery County. Apply
to HARLEYsvILLE INSURANCE
co.. 1888 Conn. ave. NV, Wash.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

SALESMAN, experienced in selling
srorting goods, wanted for our
Please. apply at our downtown
store for interview. SPORTS CEN
TER, Sth and d SITS. NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

VALIANT 20, white, l-dr., rsdi.
and heater auto. trans excl
eond.s Sl.7oc. Gail AID. AsSss, ewes
2Ss-1l1l.
vOLKsWAGENs-NeW. Also 2 dem
onstratnrS. We are station WaKoE
Specialists. We promote, sell and
trade win the customer In mind. 4
you are interested IN shopping Z
buy or sell see rs first or last.
JOE HEISHMAN'S, NC. 90.
Authorized Sales and Service
Northern Virginia's Oldest Dealer
37l2 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Ari-, Va
OF. A-seee
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9 AUIoMosILLs EoR SALE AuIOMOBILIs EoR sALE


FOLksWAGEN
6t Nxeel eat eond-s 400 mis-,
slsl0es e2s-Ao4S
WANTED-s en- eone 70 take eve
payments % 80 Fairiine Fordor se
dan and 80 Buick Convertible. Cal
JIM THAHAN, 57zslsl, Dealer.
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WANTED-S meoue 70 Taxa over
payments On 70 Fairlane SO hard.
TOP and ~ FalcO1 station WaRon.
Cal Jim Leag1res 577-sisl, dealer.
WILLIS 80 z ar. sta. WaE-, Kood
tranSportation, private party. Sacri.
fee. slzs. l1Asz3s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Third 1851 z-door, fully power
ssuigpse: asto. sFsss-' 7. and h.
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial-Chrysier-Plymoufh-slmes
400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. 800
VALIANT 80 signet zoo bucket
red interior. siszzS. DU. s-s567.
VALIANT 81 V-7oo While sedan,
auto. trans 2. and h. W.. tires
l-oNnerL 1900 NIL excel. eond-,
Sls7Ss. DU. 7-ecel.
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20 CHEVY Convertible, Factory
Air cond., We, Pc, PS-Wish
we had . dozen like this $21sS
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80 CHEVY Bel Air STATION
WAGON, We, PC, Ps, rGh-Just
q beautiful WoFkhoFss, --$2oss
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PONTIAC 80 Stsrchief door hard
tops all power equipment. Plus hy-
dramatic, radio, heater. White, red
top with white and real an yinyl
interior. At our price a real buy.
SIPS.
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PONTIAC - COW. lie Mans, under
10 mi. Huge savings. FLOOD
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PONTIAC IS 1-dr. sedan, T. and
,: recent paint Job good cond.
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PONTIAC 1861 Bonneville hardtop,
bucket seats, 7. and b., l-speed,
Wv. tires, 2-tone red and ivory.
S7Sss. UNIV ERSITY AUTO
SALES, Univ. blvd. and ColesviIls
I'd, III. s-lq36.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-21

'sI CHEVY ImpaIa Sport Coupe,
We, pa, PS, one very careful
owner S1196
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80 DODGE s-pass. STATION
WAGON V-O, auto, iPs, Ps-a
real wife saver $ssS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Hill & Sanders

THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
llzso Niers Nil I'd, Wheaton, Nd.
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PONTIAC ~ Grand Prix. Mzroon
and white with white interior.
Auto p-s-s p-b-s wv; with En0w
S5slso. Cal AFT. 5. RI s-49sL
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PONI. Se-BOnne. convert, red
h., excel. cond. s67S. H4-6lT2.
PONTIAC 80 Bonneville, 4-dr. hard
top. Pvt. party. Moving to Calf. J.
owner car. Excel. cond. Reas. Of
fer. III. a-7oI1.
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80 CHEVY ImpaIa Super Sport,
factory air eond., PS, PB, H. 900.
mile warranty. List 81, 1000 sass
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T-BTRD 'Si black, with red int. al
power seat belts. Immed. sale
$3.50. VII. 2-ls2e.
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.MBLEkS 80. 81 used sedzn1
Hast RINBLEss Bra5eh ave.
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! AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE A

Rambler 81 Sdr. Ambassador.
maroon finish, radio and heater,
automatic, very nice family car.
Cneriai rrire n res
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80 oLDS STARFIRE Hsrdtop,
loaded, power, cant be told
from new 80. reduced 10, $32ss
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! y LIL y LIIlIIdI Al VIII 2
and h. hydro PSI Wv. tires,
and GnoE tires. $50. H. Ls2sz.
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81 CORVETTE, straight stick,
rGh-What power, what stYles
what a price ---------$76sb
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White House
Secretary
ToBe Feted

Miss Nancy Tuckerman,
the new White House social
secretary, will be honored by
members of the American
Newspaper Women's Club at
a $50 to $3.50 pm. reception
on Tuesday at the clubhouse.
The party was announced
by Mrs. Anne Blair, president
Of the club.
Miss Tuckerman, who was
q classmate of Mrs. Ken
nedy at Miss Porter's School
in Pennington, Conn, was
formerly with a travel agen-
cy in New York. She took on
her new duties June 4.
Miss Helen Thomas Is
chairman Of the event and
will be assisted by Mrs. Al
bert Thomas, Miss Esther
Dandenberg, Miss Marie
Smith and Mrs. Winzola Nc
Clendon. Hostesses will be re-
porters who cover the White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

Rear Admiral Schuyler
Nelson Pyne, USN (retired),
and Mrs. Pyne of Short Hills,
N. j.. have announced the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Ellen Louise to 1t. Stuart
Joseph Grow, USA, son Of
Mrs. william Hampson Grow
and the late Mr.. Grow of
Short Hills.
Miss Pyne graduated from
the Holton-Arms School and
Bradford Junior College in
Bradford, Mass. She is a
provisional member Of the
Junior League of New York
City.
1t. Grow graduated from
Pingry School In Elizabeth,
N. j.. and Virginia Military
Institute. He has recently
returned from a tour of duty
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Miss Smith Presented

Miss Sharon Polk Smith,
descendant Of President
Polk, was presented to So
ciety last evening at a dance
given by her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Franklin
Smith. jr., at the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club.
Receiving with her moth
er, the debutante wore q
long white eleyet embroidered
organdy dress and carried
golden sweetheart roses, a
gift from her father. Mrs.
Smith chose a long sheath
Of chartreuSe silk shantung.
Jack Anderson and his or
chestra played for the dane
Ing and the tables were
decorated with white stock.
yellow carnations and hybrid
delphinium.
The petite blonde debu-
sante won the reserve cham
pionship at the Equitation
Show at Martha's Vineyard
last summer while living at
her parents summer place
in Edgartown, Mass. She was
also invited to ride with the
Mexican olympic Team this
past winter while spending
Christmas at the Smiths
home in San Luis Potosi,
Mexico.
Miss Smith is a graduate
Of the Potomac and Con-
gressional Schools. She will
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in Korea and is presently sta
toned at the United States
Army Terminal, Atlantic, in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Miss Pyne is the grand
daughter Of the late Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Frederick
Glover Pyne Of Cazenovia,
N. Y, and the late Maj. Gen.
Charles Henry Martin, USA.
onetime Governor Of Oregon,
and Mrs. Martin.
1t. Crow Is the grandson Of
Mrs. William David Grow Of
East Orange. N. j.. and the
late Mr.. Grow and Of Mrs.
Joseph Emil Wiedenmayer Of
East Orange and the late
Mr.. Wiedenmayer.
A September wedding Is
planned.
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also be presented next win
ter at the Holly BAH given
by the Arlington Assembly.
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Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star

ALL OF OUR WASHINGTON
STORE ESCALATORS ARE
OPERATING GAIN. We think
you will be pleased with the
way we've improved them.
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for Telephone Shopping
and Services call $4,000
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October Gold
by Robert Wood

Horse and Buggy Days
by Paul Detlefsen
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Of Famous
OIL Paintings
III

Find spot for of these marvellous cs-ond add
new moesY TO your home in nkng! Each print from this
collection Of famous works measures mammoth 272zx5Ih
in including the frome-wth bross nomepote on every
one! Not shown Mountain and SEQ by Stakeholder Place
0U choteet by Pco Teton Lake Robert Wood Spring Lake
by Amudo Boron, RestfUI Countryside by Joan Brentwood
Evening star., 1963-01-06
WEEKLY SUMMARY
Banks and Insurance Stocks

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National AssOcia-
tion of Securities Dealers, Inc, and other
sources, but are unofficial. They do not
represent actual transactions; they are
intended as a guide to the approximate
range within which these securities could
have been sold indicated by the bid
or bought indicated by the asked) at
the time of compilation a pm. Friday.
January 4, 1881 Origin of any quotation
f,trnishad ppoy, ranuaaf
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~ for Reinsurance

The American consumer uses, each year. a wide va
riety of chemical products ranging from household
ceanserS to manmade textile bers There is scarcely
fuel, food, medicinal or an article of personal
wear in which chemicals are not in some way in
volved To fill these needs, modern research produces
an astonishing number of new chemical compounds
Of all kinds and classifcations.
Chemicals, like people, can be mild fractions or
exaSperatng. Most earnest law-abiding citizens
presenting no special problems. Some, like people,
are unstable and unpredictable Some are out-and-
out neurotics, requiring sharp and observant dsci-
plne. Others, harmless alone, are influenced by bad
company; still Others are troublemakers in solitary
but helpful and tractable in tandem Some are just
plain bad actors
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the laboratory surrounded
Evening star., 1963-01-06
OVER-THE-COUNTER
SUMMARY FOR 1862

The following list of 1862 closing prices the Washing
ton overhecounter market compiled by District
office of the National Association Of Securities Dealers Where
records available the NASD also listed the high and low
bids for various issues in the year. The prices represent
actual transactions but intended guide approximate
within which the securities could have sold (nd
Gated by the bd) bought indicated by the asked.
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-02

ID and running away
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-02
Kennedy Elated At Signing of Military Pay Raise

WASHINGTON LR - President Kennedy signed today, with great pleasure" a bill granting an aver age IA per cent pay increase to most of the 2.7 million men and women in the armed forces.
 In a Cabinet Room ceremony, Kennedy used more than a dozen fountain pens to sign the meas ures, which will cost the govern ment 1.2 billion a year. It is the biggest military pay boost in his tory.
 Kennedy said that, while he is impressed with new and power full weapons, he is mindful of the fact that it is men who manage them, control them, and have the will to direct them
 He said Americans in uniform serve with sacrifice and dedica- ton, and that, on them the peace of this world of ours and it's se- curity depend in good measure"
The Nome nugget., 1963-10-02

Two Cub Scouts, whose younger brother had fallen into the lake, rushed home to mother with tears in their eyes. We're trying to give him artificial respiration" one of them sobbed, but he keeps getting up and running away"
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-04
C" cE.an Peasants T Gee Asylum In VI s. Embassy

MOSCOW R - A determined little band of Siberian peasants forced their way into the US. Elm bassy Thursday, seeking refuge from alleged religious persecu- ton by Soviet officials.
 Nearly four hours later, the group of about 32 men, women and children was taken from the embassy grounds in Soviet bus, still protesting loudly.
 Soviet officials said they would be taken to a hotel.
 It was the first such protest veteran Western observers in Mos cow could remember.
 The Siberian dressed peasants said they had come from Cherno- gorsk, a Siberian town about 2,100 miles east of Moscow.
 They said they were fleeing from persecution by local officials who threatened to jail them and take their children away from them.
 The groups leaders, who said they were Evangelican Christians, Protestant sect, bitterly protest ed.
 we don't want to go anywhere" they said. 'They will shoot us. Let us be sent to any country. It doesn't matter. There is no place for us here - no place to go.''
 Finally they struggled into the bus, apparently resigned to stay ing in the Soviet Union. They had told embassy officials they wanted to go to Israel.
 An embassy official said later the group had heard somewhere about the right of asylum. They said they thought they could seek asylum in foreign embassies in Moscow.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-04
Snow Removal Contract For Teller Airfield

The village council of Teller and the Division of Aviation have entered into a contract for main tenance and snow removal on the Teller airfield, Eugene Roguszka of the Division Aviation announced. This agreement provides for the use of local labor and equipment.
 The monies provided under this contract are not to exceed $1,00O.
 Roguszka said that under the terms of the agreement the village council will determine when snow removal or maintenance is to be performed and then will take steps to do the work. The council will pay the expenses which the state will reimburse"
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-04
Navy Builds Ice Pool
 For Nuclear Submarines

SAN DIEGO, Calf. R - An ice pool, under which Arctic condi- tions in a nuclear submarine will be simulated, is nearing completion at the Navy Electronics Labora- tory.
 Sheets of ice will fill the 16- foot deep pool with laminated ice pack. A shaft under the pool has the same dimensions as sub marines coming tower - 48 feet deep and 10 feet in diameter. It will be the study chamber.
 Dr. Waldo Lyon, laboratory physicist who has made trips in nuclear submarines under the Arctic Ocean, said: We have learned all we can about the Arctic ice by going to the Arctic and working with it. Now we have to work with it under controlled conditions"
 He said he and other laboratory scientists would attempt to learn more about how ice forms in salt water, how it's crystals are ar ranged, what happens to the salt brine that is left after the water freezes, how to measure the salinity of the ice and the laws that deter mine its elasticity and strength at various stages of formation.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-04
Scientists Hope to Raise
 Stronger Breed of Salmon

SEATTLE R - Scientists hope to raise a stronger breed of salmon by putting them through the school of hard rocks.
 Samuel Hutchinson, Regional Di- rector of the US. Bureau of Con- mercial Fisheries, said Thursday the Bureau is experimenting with raising salmon in gravel-filled cradles.
 The cradles are set beside streams and water is diverted into them. Salmon eggs are packed be- tween layers of gravel and when the young fish hatch, they'll have to fight their way into the stream, Hutchinson said.
 Scientists think the hard knocks the salmon get will make them stronger. Also, the cradles will pro- tect the young salmon from flood ing, silt and predators.
 The experiment is being car ried out by the bureau biologists at the Carson Depot Springs Sta tion on the Columbia River and at two locations in Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-04
KeeD the Change

LOUISVILLE, Ky. R - A man took a cab to a branch bank We'd nesday, robbed the bank of $2,150, made his getaway in the cab and left the unknowing woman driver a 10-cent tip.
 The cabbie, Katrina Wright, said she drove the man to corner near the bank. "He told me to wait while he paid his insurance" she said.
 He returned in a few moments carrying paper sack, she said, and asked to be driven to a point several blocks away.
 When he got out, Miss Wright said, he gave her dollar for the 90-cent fare and told her to keep the change.