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Evening star., 1963-02-03

TAK0MA PARK, 1908 Holly ave
ing completely femodeled. Live IN
one and receive income from
others, Complete price, only SiB.-
sSO, Large lot, Trades accepted
SggLsP REALTY HE. 4-I567; ~.
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VACANT

BURNT MILLs-Larse corner iot.
2 large bedrms.. beautiful modern
kitchen, cArDort, screened poreh.
Very smart home in a yery smart
location FHA, $4,000.
KELLER WOODMOOR
JU. 6.1lOO Ewes. b22-AhaI
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Selling Your House?

Selling Your House?
NEW FREE BOOKLET tells how
HiHi value. hs HOW TO oVVis MAKE iG' THE Hts
BEST SALE OF YOUR HOUSE"
was written to give you the steps
you should take and the an
swerS you need to sell your house
quickly and for the most money
For your free copy Of this in
formative. S-page booklet call or
stop By our nearest office,
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SPENCER

GA. 4-5l51 GA. 4-9212
ROCKVILLE, Burgundy Knolls =
5-oedroom, 2-bath rambler, rec.
rm., On. rm;, large wooded lot,
Assume GI loan or FHA or al
terms. S1S.5OO. r. L. SMITH.
Realtor, GA. 4-7711, GA. 1885.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KTTcH-
driy.SsyO dH OssESRS; sSS,D.,,nIiE. Iiy. ,I; Im; bath.
2OU; FHA. GI. GLEN J. KOE-
PENICK. INC. PO. 2-5252.
ROCKLAND--No SIS down CT. g.
cant: S16.750. r. L. SMITH,
RLTR.. GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-Sfg5.
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MOORE REALTY sss-lsoO.

kEMP MILL ESTATES, Sill, sPG
Lovely spacious snllt-leyel 3 bed
rms 2 baths patio, all modern
kit central air eond. Assume 0t
Fs.,s,.isp FRSlIs,fis tai, i. PfESlSs. SSwSN SwNER h2e
VIII. 9.a48t.
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aauu "Aa ~
wHEAToN-closs-in, S-bT. 6riek
ramb. Lee. fenced lot, else, III.
$50. PVT, parties only. 10, b.siOa.
WHEATON'S BEST BUY
Briek-and.frams apiit-lsvsl. q bed
rms, full baths, rec, nm, plua
many extras for the low pfies ef
lsoVg lossSo' 10. FHA sA,sSo ~ assume present
TAKoMA REALTY, Rltrs.
wHEATON-cute and cosy s.bed-
rm, brick rambler, beautiful rec
rIfl, backs up 70 park, m, schools
and churches. $3.50 On. FiIA, cSii
for appt, nfn.7.lOO,
HUGH 4 PECK. iie48 oeorsis Ave.
wHEATON-Need 4 bedrms. on one
noor7 ~ baths. Assume re-,
ieap' elip az inmsd med poss. Just ss2.abO,
HUoH r PECK, ii24e Georgia Ave.
WHEATON, b.r. bunsa. with fuii
hsmt., fenced Yard, only aib.Rb0,
Name your terms. HEnRON REAL
TY co" p4n-s23O. ewes, p4n.eta7.
wHEATON.RoCKvILLE AREA -
SOS down Including settlement,
bunEaloul bedrme, bsmt., large
lot OWNER win finance, fs2.s8a0.
CONTINUED on Next pagsJ
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Call 949-2860, VIII. 6-9l07
Suburban Properties Mgt.
iO710 Conn. Ave- Kensinston. M.
ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDs-LuS.
ury. plus. f.bedfm. and den. 4 n .
bath Colonial formal.sizsd din
Ima finished rec. rm. porch and
excellent value and
- "OKD 4 TRADE"
KEN DHusKtN, Reatof n4p.4OOO
ROCKVILLE-West End
Have your home built for spring
RAMBLERs, starting AZ si5.pS0
on our, lot 2 bsdrms. fun osmt.
- y. Y. SMITH. REALTORS
GA. a.77it uA. a.s7pb
Evening star., 1963-01-14

sILyEh sfkINU :, EnEll.h Tudorl
3 eedtms 2 baths, hvins room
rm. nice neirhborhood, eony u
shopping and schools Nin,nbn,
OEo. w ROBERTSON, RFALTOH
OIL. 2-21g3 Ewes, 6h2-hOpl
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We WELCOME TRADES
MONROE

SO. $4,000 REALTORS
ALEXANDRIA, CLOSE I'M ECON
OMY PLUS--Comfortable 2-bed-
room STARTER HOME in most
convenient location. S9,500-S300
down, SO monthly. BEAT RENT
MoNROE. REALToRS so. b-AloA
Evening star., 1963-01-14

Mr.. p. q. COUNTRY CLUB-Buy
now and sAye-Full price Si4,25C
Minimum down. new 3-bdrm
Tamblers with full bsmts., follow
sign from Kent Village Shoppinl
Center 70 model house at 260l
10 s: LOUIS MILLER. REALToR
UN. 4-97gA or 03b-4h7G
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ALEXANDRIA SOUTH
Jacob & Warwick

REALTORS AND INSURERS
416 Prince st. 549-5400
ALEx.-2-bed row brick. full
bsmt. close 70 schools. shopping.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7-14l1 ewes. EN-. 3-2279.
ATFXANDRIA gOTITU
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEN.-2-bedrm. brk. end row. Air
eondt mod .convn newly dec.
Si20, 80. 6-4f2f, TIE. 6-5s2s.
ELY PLACE s.E.-Reaidentiai $40.
Conyen. det. i-fl., b-rmH., reliable
settled couple. Lu. 2-iiBO.
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sPRAwLING RAMBLER
MONROE
SO 5-e1O0
REALTORS

ALEXANDRIA-Close-in s.
bedrm. home, walk to ex-
press transportation. liv. rm.
with firpl., formal din. rm.,
full bsmt., porch, spotless
condition, Priced at S13,950
with FLA financing, for
further details, call THE
DARBY CO.. IA, 5-9393.
Ewes. and Sun. JE. 2-7e65.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINUEDl
Astoundingl $3.50

Astounding! $25O
Handles entire VA transactionl ALL
brick 3-bedroom home with big
dining room, quiet corner lot.
HAQAN REALTY, INC, UN. 4-S5s3
BI-LEvEL RANCHER. King-sized
plan-3 bedrms., din. rm., ia
bath, all on one floorl Walkout
level has 4th bedrm. or den FLUS
rec. rm. with bari $3.50 down
approved FHA termsl
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O75
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SOUTH = CENTER
HALL Colonial type split-level fea-
lures FAMILY LEVEL eombina-
tion: den-SEPARATE dining room
= modern, fully equipped, picture
LONG 23-ft' living room Wire
place and 3 LARGE bedrooms are
on separate levels. 2h baths and
carport complete the picture Of
comfort and convenience. ASSUME
SCI, 900 balanee-4& % loan with
FLEXIBLE TERMS. For details
raH NOW q tff1 a
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE PARK-Girl 10 shArl
2 bedrm. home with another
compl furnished. OR. 4-7lOt
after z.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

COUNTRY CLUE - Living In
beautiful Lakewood Estates, Brand
new bsbedrn,, asbAth home, Pan
fled rec fm. fafaae. Situated on
y acre N1h,fh0,
YouNKiN A CO. p53.iboO 'til .
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.

TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
use. NJ. W. SIMMONS, Sr., PO.
2.4600. PO. 2-3424.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

TWO NICE HOMES. IN KENT
FOREsT-Brk' coionlals, less thar
3-yrs old. and In immac' eond
3-bedrms., IL baths. electric at
with dishWasher and disposal
Just a step from this lovely kit
Ia convenient utility rm. with
auto, washer. II you are budget
minded and want home OF
your own, where people arr
young AZ heart and living IL fun
this n u. and 20 easv 70 own
with OF or FHA terms, and priced
low AZ si2,bOO and $1,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. G.

ATTRACTIVE 8-room brick. ga
baths, large completely finished
3rd floor, all newly decorated.
Near Blessed Sacrament Church
and School. Call Pc. $1,000 or
FE 3-5Jbs.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

A 4n.FT. BRICK RAMBLER. IN
RADIANT VALLEY that Ia va
cant for immed occupancy, Just
modest down payment and
move IN assuming a hA - trust
PAYABLE At fiO2 mo-, incl. pit.i.
ssp. ON. ru,., ru,., enclosed porch,
this prime neighborhood AZ only
$4,000,
Evening star., 1963-01-14

ROBERT 8, DAVIS a. CO, INC.
HILLANDALE FOREST = "A real
showplace" custom brk. split ram
bier, luxury features throughout
| double carport. 2 ceramic bath,
2 fireplaces, adaptable plan 4
suit your use. 4 bedrms plui
extra kit. rec. rm. '.selectempt'
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-35O0 7oo- -sS3s
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AyONDALE-~3.bedrm det hrk,, l y
bath. pan. den, mod, kit scr nofeh
aluminium storms, fined, I'd OWNER
moving, must sell. uN. a.7tJ0.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

WOODLAND AREA-Easy assump-
ton, 3-bedroom rambler wfull
bsmt. and paneled rec. rm., $500
dn. with total monthly payments
OF Si04.
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STORCH

REALTORS SP. 3-450O
CHEVERLY-S295 dn. incl. settle.
ment, lovely 3-bedrm., 2-story brk.
completely fenced with stove, re-
fgrs., storm windows, carpeting,
awnings, etc. Vacant, move right
in. Call OWNER DU. 10000.
COLLEGE PARK-Lge. brk. ram
bier, lge. living rm., dining rm.,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. Daylight bsmt.
w/firepl. in rec. rm. and sliding
glass doors TO patio. Wooded lot.
Near y; Of No. Under S25,000.
REALTY SERVICE, INC, 474-
$500. Ewes. AP. 7-607O.
COLLEGE PIX, NORTH, sunnyside
--Split-level, 3 bedrms., eat-in kit,
din. area, garage, rumpus-laundry
room, attic. Conv. NASA, MOL,
AGRIC. Res. Ctr. schls. S16,g5O.
OWNER, WE. 5-31S4.
Evening star., 1963-01-14

RIvERnAIE-spatkling new Cape
Cod Walk 10 st. Befnard's school
? bedrms,, sep. din rm. bamt
Lovely level lot. shown BY Appt,
JOHN II HuoHEs CO. WA. 7.oseO
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Chow Mein

3 tablespoons cooking oil
A cup finely diced onion
Glove garlic, minced
2 cups celery, cut diagonally
cup young carrots, cut
diagonally
! cup chicken broth
can (6 ounceS) sliced
broiled mushrooms
teaspoon salt
2 cups cooked veal, pork,
chicken, capon or turkey,
cut julienne
8 tablespoons cornstarch
teaspoon kitchen bouquet
cup cold water
u teaspoon ground ginger
4 cups hot cooked rice
2 cans g ounces each) chow
mein noodles
Heat oil in skillet over
moderate heat. Add onion
and garlic and cook 5 minutes.
Add celery, carrots, chicken
broth, mushrooms including
broth and salt. Cook. COW
cred, until vegetables are
almost tender. about 10 min
utes. Add cooked meat and
heat thoroughly. Blend to-
gether and gradually stir In
the cornstarch, kitchen bou-
quet, water and ginger. STIR
ring constantly until juice
thickens. Serve Immediately
with hot cooked rice and
chow mein noodles. Makes
six servings.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
HAWAII
HAWAII
Black Sesame Seeds
Used for Puddinqs
Continued from Page C-1

Continued from Page C-1
Japan and the Philippines.
A few items were home pro-
duced, some came from the
mainland. Strange dried
foods with stranger sounding
names and odors. Dried bean
curd came in sheets to make
monks food" used in mon
asteries as q substitute for
meat. The thin, sheer sheets
are first soaked in cold
water, then boiled and bro
ken into any desired length;
birds nest soup In packages
labeled Swallows Nest:
little gray balls Of salted
dried turnips. Each turnip
had been sliced lengthwiSe,
dried, salted, then rolled.
They're good chopped and
mixed with pork dishes, after
first soaking in water to re-
move some Of the salt, ex-
planned Mrs. Char.
Dozens Of Sauces
Sauces by the dozens were
grouped together. Shrimp
sauce to use with pork,
oyster sauce for beef. molas-
ses soya (also called red
soya) to brush over barbe-
cued spareribs, hoisin sauce
for roast duckling, lemon
sauce to be used the same
way, pineapple sauce, litcha
and plum sauce. And 16 diff
ferent brands Of Soya.
Picked ginger and sweet
ened cucumbers, packed in
jars, are used as garnisheS
for soups made with rice
broth. The rice grains are
soaked several hours with
oil and salt added to the
water, then cooked 2 to 8
hours until the grains open
like q flower"
Beans Of many kinds, black.
red, soy and mung. The soy
beans are used for the bean
curd or tau fu. Dried gourd
string used to tie small pack
ages Of food before boiling
or steaming: dried sardines.
preserved with q bit Of sugar
to be served as an hors
d'oeuvre; dried cutie fish for
soup stock. In spite Of its
strong aroma, Mrs. Char ex-
planned children like to chew
on this. Dried seaweed which
is soaked and wrapped around
rice to make q sort Of sand
wich to take on outings. and
dried shrimp considered an
important ingredient to add
to vegetables, especially head
cabbage. The shrimp are also
used to make q luncheon dish
in combination with taro, OF
with steamed eggs and green
onions.
Black Sesame
Black sesame seed was Z
big surprise. Our first en-
counter with this seasoning
1t comes from Japan ant
Formosa and Is used ir
puddings for dessert. White
sesame seed in abundance, Of
course. The packages oi
salted yellow croaker in ot
was another strange item
Boiling water is poured ovel
the fish until the scales cur
UP which makes them easy
to scrape off. Then the fish
is put in a sauce dish with
fresh ginger root and placed
on top Of steamed rice JUS
before it has finished cook
ing. There's enough steam
left in the pot to cook tn
fish. Glutinous rice came II
several brands. This cooket
with pork and spices, rollet
in ii leaves and steamed. o
cooked with water and rocl
sugar for dessert. Mochi,
starch made from the glut
inouS rice grown on the gar
Evening star., 1963-05-09

It's only natural that
Californians should think OF
wine as an essential accom-
paniment to good food since
80 per cent Of the wine drunk
In this country comes from
the Golden State.
Mrs. Thomas Kuchel, wife
Of the California Senator, is
no exception. She not only
serves wine at mealtime but
keeps several bottles on hand
In the kitchen for cooking
which she considers as i'm
portant as herbs and spices.
Tommy loves good food
and I love to cook" says
attractive Mrs. Kuchel. 1--WE
often pick up recipes on our
travels, and many, II not
most, call for wine"
On the rare occasions when
she and the Senator find
themselves at home for the
evening she likes to prepare
her own adaptation Of these
foreign recipes. One Of her
pets is chicken imperial. In
the interest of time, she uses
q combination of condensed
soups, diluted with dry white
wine, for the sauce. This Is
poured over the chicken, then
baked to savory goodness in
q lazy oven.
Another family favorite Is
sole bonne femme, q dish the
Senator liked while travelling
in Europe. Instead Of the ira
ditional sole, Mrs. Kuchel
uses fillet Of founder which
is easier to come by in local
markets. After trying out
several recipes, she finally hit
on her own "Kuchel version"
Wine Tasting
Mrs. Kuchel was one Of the
congressional wives who
acted as hostess at the sec
ond annual California wine
tasting, held yesterday at
the Washington Club on Du-
pont Circle.
Fifty-six wines from IS
vineyards were tasted by the
guests, ranging from four
types Of red table wines,
through whites and cham
payne.
Among the unusual wines
sampled was the famous
Korbel champagne, which
has regularly won top honors
in international hastings, and
two years ago edged out Mrs.
Kennedy's favorite Dom
Perignon.
Other special wines in
cluded Green Hungarian, q
spicy, tangy wine slightly
golden in color: Emerald Dry.
made by only one California
vineyard, Is q delicate wine
recommended for afternoon
refreshment: Zinfandel, q
lusty red wine with q slight
fragrance Of raspberries. and
Pinot Chardonnay which has
been called one Of the worlds
greatest white burgundies.
More than 450 guests at
tended the reception with the
entire California delegation
(now 40 strong) acting as
hosts. Senators Clair Engle
and Thomas Kuchel and
Representative Harry r.
Sheppard headed the receiv-
ing line. Chairman for the
event was Representative
Bernie F. Sisk with Repre-
sentatives John ]. McFall
and Donald H. Clausen lend
ing a hand.
Following are two Of Mrs.
Kuchel's favorite wine
recipes.
Baked Chicken Imperial
! can celery soup
! can mushroom soup
"a cup grated sharp cheese
Ia cups dry white Califor-
MIA wine (for q different
flavor, use ] cup dry white
Evening star., 1963-05-09

den island Of Mauai, looked
like small puffy rice kernels.
In fact, 1t is used to make Q
puffed rice candy.
Shelves held all manner Of
canned fish, octopus, hok-
kigai (large clams), baby eels
and a prepared fish powder
came in three varieties to
sprinkle on dishes for sea-
soning.
Fresh Produce
Time was running out so we
moved on to the fresh pro-
duce counters. Here were
many familiar foods but also
some that were new and
strange. Gobo, for instance,
was q long, slender dark
brown root which is scraped.
cut into pieces and boiled;
kai choy white mustard cab
bage) used in soups; unchoi
(sw mp cabbage, fern
shoots, cut into 6-inch
lengths and kept cool in pans
Of water. The shoots are used
in making chop suey or
cooked with pork. Chop suey
yams used in place Of bam-
boo shoots during the war
days. water chestnuts, fresh
poi in cello bags, also day-old
poi for those who liked the
acid flavor. Bins Of fresh
ginger root. taro leaves (used
as we would spinach), podded
snow peas, Il leaves and q
long, slender squash were
more of the unusual vege-
tables.
VIOLET FAULKNER.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
VuniIIu Fragrance

Vanilla was first brought
to Europe from Mexico to be
used as a perfume about the
year 1910. 1t was not until
later that 1t became q pop
ular flavoring.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
Members Of Congress
Spotlight Wines

wine and "a cup medium
sherry
2 chickens, quartered
Mix together the soups,
cheese and wine. Pour into q
flat pan. Place pieces Of
chicken on sauce, one layer
deep, and cover with foil.
Bake in a slow oven (250 de-
grees) for about 2 hours. Re-
move foil, and continue to
cook for an additional hour,
or until brown. Makes eight
servings.
Sole Bonnie Femme
l1a pounds fillet Of sole or
founder
u cup California sauterne
Cor other white wine)
/ can mushroom soup
2 tablespoons California
sherry
Juice Of / lemon
/ teaspoon prepared mustard
/ teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce
2 tablespoons chopped
parsley
Dash Of onion salt
Dash Of garlic salt
Dash Of salt and pepper
Accent
Blend together all ingre-
dents except the fillets. Roll
fillets and secure with tooth
picks If necessary. Place fill
lets in creased shallow pan
and cover with sauce. Bake
in q 375-degree oven until
fish flakes easily when test
ed with q fork and top Is
lightly Drowned, about IS
minutes. Six servings.
Evening star., 1963-05-09
SuIud Hint

To give nodded citrus
salads a smooth, suave flavor,
add one teaspoon pure vanil-
Ia extract to Q recipe fill
ing q Six-cup mold.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04
State COP Leaders Pick COldwater

Alaska will have 12 delegates next year and judging by past ex perience I would estimate that eight of the 12 will be for Sen GoldWater."
 Hlckel, in naming GoldWater as the strongest candidate at the present time, gave two reasons:
 Mainly, he is the strongest can- didate because of his work and contacts with the party over the past four years. Also, there seems to be lack of any consequential Rockefeller strength" Hickel said
 Rockefeller has never had a strong following in Alaska" Hick- el said, "even prior to his divorce and re-marriage"
 Hickel said he feels there is an underlying strength for Nixon in Alaska, 'but it will not come to the surface for the lack of his candidacy"
 Hickel said that based on the present situation, Goldwater should be nominated by the COP next year, and the Anchorage business man said there were a number of reasons for this.
 "One, the illustration of some in the party for what they consider to be me, too candidacy.
 Second, there still seems to be deep resentment at the lack of a candidate with political philoso- phy such as that of the late Rob- ert A. Taft.
 "This will carry over in Gold waters favor"
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04

This past Summer three couples filled out entry blanks. Now, they're whizzing off to Paris for two free weeks of fun and excite ment! They'll see all the sights dine at the famous Restau- rant Laurent =. eat such delica- cics as Medallion de Veau Angelo" prepared by chef Guy Potonnier (above). Husbands will complete foursome of golf with Champion Arnold Palmer, who'll be in Paris for the Canada Cup Matches. While the men play the game, their wives will be getting fitted with S1,000 ward robe from Dior! Why all this? How? Those entry blanks were for the First Annual American Express Invitational Event. Cou- ples listed their favorite restau- rant or service establishment on the American Express Credit Card Plan, and won top prize in the drawings. Representatives from the establishments they named will also be on hand in Paris. They'll come from the Hotel bennington in Minneap- olis; Spear House in Lowell, !, Massachusetts; and V. M. Byrnes' Tower Motel in Youngs- town, Ohio.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04
American Art Week
 Proclaimed by Governor

Governor Egan Saturday pro- claimed the first seven days in No- vember as American Art Week in Alaska"
 In his proclamation Governor Egan emphasized the part that Art has played in preserving history and imparting a knowledge of pre- historic man. Historic Art is often the sole survivor of lost and ex- tinct cities and peoples" the Gov- ernor said. Primitive art in Alas ka plays leading role in preserv- ing the traditions and culture of this States original inhabitants" :" Governor Egan concluded.
 Governor Egan's proclamation was issued at the request of the Alaska Chapter of the American Artists and Professional League. Inc.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04
Trooper Escapes Wreck In Fast-Rising Water

PORTLAND, Maine R - A Maine State Trooper whose car crashed into a stream during a lO0-mile-an-hour chase was pulled from the Wreckage by fellow off cers as the rising water was about to engulf him. He escaped with lac eratiOns and bruises.
 Trooper John Leyte said he gave chase to a speeding car between Saebago Lake Village and Lining ton. He said speeds exceeded 100 miles an hour during the chase until he failed to make a curve, crashed through a bridge and wound up in the stream.
 The car landed among some boul- ders, and Leyte found that the rocks prevented him from opening the doors. Then he realized that the car was acting like dam, and the water was rising rapidly in- side of it. He said:
 T figured this is it, but the water was so cold I got so I didn't care. I'm still shaking"
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The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04
By WARD SIMS
Associated Press Staff Writer

JUNEAU R - Alaska's Repub- lican National Committeeman and Committeeman believe that, at the present time, Sen. Barry Gold water is the strongest potential COP Presidential candidate for 1864.
 Walter J. Hickel and Mrs. Tillie Reeve, both of Anchorage, said they also believe that Goldwater, of Arizona, will receive the nod next year when Republicans pick their Presidential candidate.
 Hickel and Mrs. Reeve empha sized they were not speaking of their personal choice, but rather designating whom they consider to be the frOnt-runner as of now, based on their contacts with party officials throughout the state and nation.
 Hickel said he believed former Vice President Richard Nixon would have an "excellent chance to be nominated, if he would make himself available for a draft or otherwise"
 Hickel and Mrs. Reeve made their comments in response to an inquiry from the Associated Press as part of a nationwide poll of Republican leaders.
 The two top Alaska Republicans were asked the following ques- tions
 l. Whom do you consider to be the top COP contender against President Kennedy on the basis of present conditions, and why?
 2. Whom do you believe the Re- publican Party will nominate next year, and why?
 Mrs. Reeves commented:
 Among Alaskans I am sure Senator GoldWater is far ahead of anyone else being considered at this time. He is much better known in the area and is highly respected by all"
 Answering the second question, Mrs. Reeve said:
 Tt will very likely be Sen. Gold water, because the majority of ac- tive Republicans who will be talk ing part in the convention as dele gates tend to be the conservative type
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04

The $10,000 or so it costs to get through college is still a sound in vestment . Insurance companies estimate college degree adds from $175,OOO to S2OO,OOO in lifetime earnings to the average graduate.
The Nome nugget., 1963-11-04
Disc Jockey Special
Bu The Associated Press

The April Stevens and Nick Temp recording of Deep Purple" has taken over the number one position in Cash Box Magazines latest listing of the nations 20 best-sellers in order: l. Deep Purple, April Stevens and Nick Tempo. 2. Sugar Shack, Jimmy Gilmer and the Fireballs. 3. Washington Square, The Vil- lage Stompers. 4. I'm Leaving it All Up to You, Dale and Grace. 5. It's All Right, The Impressions. 6. Be My Baby, the Ronettes. 7. Busted, Ray Charles. 8. Can't Stay Mad at You, Skeeter Davis. 9. Maria Elena, Los Indios T9ba- jaros.
 Here are the second best-selling tunes in order: Il. She's A Fool. Lesley Gore 12. Mean Woman Blues, Roy Or
 bison. 13. Talk To Me, Sunny and the
 Sunglows. IA. Fools Rush In, Rick Nelson. 15. That Sunday That Summer,
 Nat King" Cole 16. Walkin' The Dog, Ruff u S
 Thomas. IT, Donna, the Prima Donna, Dion
 Dimuci. IS. Everybody, Tommy Roe. 19. Down at Papa Joe's Dixie
 belles. 20. Blue Velvet, Bobby Vinton.
 Down memory lane -
 From the files of Cash Box Mag azine here are some of the tunes that were best-sellers ten years ago:
 You, You, You Rags to Riches.
 Five years ago: I Got Sung Beep Beep.
 One year ago: All Alone Am Limbo Rock.
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