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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01
Apartments
Are Sold

The Roanoke Apartments,
a 32-unit building at l348
Euclid street NV, and an
adjoining lot of some 10000
square feet have been sold by
the Roanoke Corp.
Announce ment of the
transaction was made by
Barnes. Morris g. Patdoe,
brokers for the transaction
which involved approximate
ly 100000.
Buyer Of the building was
Brown-Schram Co., Inc, and
the ground was purchased by
the Thomas H. Ryon Co., the
announcement said.
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URA Publishes Book

often asks about the field
and answer them in concise,
non-technical language.
Commissioner Slayton
termed the booklet "a lay
mans introduction to urban
renewal. 1t is written in nom
technical terms to serve that
purpose, and with the real
ization that public under
standing Of our mutual goals
is e essential to successful
urban renewal"
Copies Of the booklet may
be obtained from the Super
intendent of Docume n is,
United States Government
Printing Office, Washington
rs, D. c., at is cents each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01

The Urban Renewal Ad-
ministration has announced
publication of a booklet, go
Questions and Answers on
Urban Renewal"
According to URA Com
missioner william L. Stay
ton, the 12-page pamphlet is
designed to include those
questions the public most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-01

Residential contracts In
the January-April period
totaled $e,O7S,S64,OOO to
show a 6 per cent gain over
the comparable period Of
1862. Non-residential build
ing work was at $4,347,727,-
900, UP 5 per cent from last
year. Non building con-
struction was down II per
cent at $2,763,311,000.
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OF this year, the cumulative
volume of contracts was just
about the same as last year
-$13,1S9, 100000 compared
to $13.1S7,748,OOO.
Gains in both residential
and non-residential building
contracts for the first four
months were offset by a drop
In BODYBUILDING construction
contracts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-20
Wyebrooke
Is Exhibited

Wyebrooke, site Of a Fall
Festival Preview Of "a Homes
exhibit, is the product Of a
barriSter turned builder.
Leon Kahn, developer and
builder Of the project, for
merly was a practicing attor-
ney in Washington and is still
a member Of the District Of
Columbia bar.
However, he left active
practice Of law, entered the
building business in 1855 and
organized his own firm in
1857. Since that time he has
built l2S homes In Ashburton,
Bethesda, as well as groups
Of houses in Crest Park, Rock
Creek Forest and Sherwood
Forest in Montgomery County,
and in Riverside Estates near
Mount Vernon.
Don Roberts is architect Of
the homes, which will be built
in rambler, Colonial, split
foyer and bi-level designs.
On the side, he has found
time to pursue graduate stud
les in business management
at American University and
expects to get his masters
degree within a year.
In the brand-new Wyebrooke
development which Is Just
opening, he has completed
only the two model homes, one
of which has been furnished.
For the community he plans a
total Of 20 houses.
The houses have three and
four bedrooms and two-and-a-
half baths. Prices at Wye
brooke range from SIS, 900 to
$4,000 and the sales are han
died by Evelyn Kaplan.
Directions to reach Wye
brooke, as furnished by the
builder, are:
"Out New Hampshire ave-
nue. l mile past White Oak
Shopping Center to model
house on right at 1873 New
Hampshire avenue"
For an approximate loca-
ton Of the community in the
Washington area, see No. 10
on map, Page 2 Of this
section.
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PELL-MAR PROPERTIES 77s.s0oo
HUtpOint

Appliances including de luxe self
defrostino refrigerator, dishwosher
and disposed.
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OPEN SATURDAY and
SUNDAY TIL $3.50 pm.

when it's most convenient for get out and look at homes
HondOe God ThOts right We're you fabulous
model homes we've decided them for inspection Saturday and
Sunday until $50 PM See the best home buy the National cupO
See HLANDALE GARDENS your leisure the COOL cool cool Of
the evening. ..4ss.
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4. 2. BoHNKE, Pres pEvEL.
OPERS or Bonnsy Park, Bon
neywood, Cedar Crest, Votes
VlllosS and Spring Crest.
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DIRECTIONS Shirley Hwy. 10 Lineelnlo Clover.
leaf tRt 236), right on 236 and continue through
Annondols and post cireUmfersniiol Hwy. op.
proH. ] mile 10 Guinea Rood, left on GVinso
Rd. TO model home on corner Of Burbank
Evening star., 1963-04-21

eouired. Monthly payments range
om SOL to $112fo 30-year mortgage
But to get house costing only
900 more, you need almost twice as
Auch in down PAYMENT a minimum of
boo according to Mr.. WatterSOn. Down
ayment includes a charge of per
ent of the amount of the loan just to
lace the loan. But if that makes you
nhappy, wait until you sell your home;
hen you'll be charged from l to 2 per
ent so that the buyer can borrow the
honey. If this doesn't make sense, it
snt supposed to; it is just way of
BETTING around the lower FHA interest
FateS (5A per cent.
If you buy conventional" you will
heed minimum of IS per cent of the
total purchasing price for the down
payment and the mortgage will run no
longer than Is years. The interest is
also higher-5% per cent to 6 per cent.
If this all sounds complicated,
think of the newlyweds Of 40 years ago.
I'm the 192Os, you needed down pay
ment of so per cent of the total price"
Mr. Watterson says, land the loan
would be good only for from two to five
years. Not only that, they would charge
you bonus of from 2 to 5 per cent just
to make the loan. At the end of the
short period, when the note came due,
you could get it renewed, but there
would be another bonus charge"
In those days few people could af-
ford to buy houses. In rural areas it
was common practice for the newly
weds to receive parcel Of land from
the groOm's father. HouSe-building was
an individual family matter then.
Most newlyweds today will rent at
first. You can 60 anywhere from one
bedroom unit for SIS to one-bedroom
Evening star., 1963-04-21

unit for $l75," Mr.. Shannon points out.
THE first one would be the garden
type walk-up with no services to speak
of. The SITS apartment would be in a
luxury type building with Secretarial
services, dOorman, carpeting in the
halls"
Some apartments 60 as high as
$500 month";" Mr.. WattersOn points
out. "YOu get what you pay for whether
you buy or rent"
And if you are an average bride
marrying an average young man, you
won't be able to afford that dream
home" at first.
Many young couples make the
mistake of having champagne tastes
and beer pocketbookS," Mr.. Shannon
says. They have their idea of what
they want, and they wait while paying
rent for an apartment. They end up
with nothing.
Start low, but buy as soon as you
can. know a couple who purchased a
home for 14,2OO in 1949. 1t was new
and attractive for the price, but not
the brides idea of dream house. By
1855 they we're able to get that dream
house. They had accumulated nearly
5000 equity in their home plus the in
creased value. We're in rising market.
That house sold for $l7, 400"
In other words, buying house
forces a couple to save money they
ordinarily would not save. According
to Mr.. Watterson, it will take you two
months to find the house you want at a
price 10 per cent higher than you orig
inalIy wanted to pay for it. So don't
waste time. AS the man said: What
good are rent receipts? You can't even
use them to wallpaper your house be-
cause you haven't got house"
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

BERN. bungalow. gar,
well located. Lease. OWNER, ia.
9-1170. Call today.
so ACRES, highest land on FLORIDA
to ocean. Excellent location for
retirement home or housing prof.
ect, LU, 2-7302.
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MANTJJA
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

HILLS, woodbridge =
Cape Cod. brick, 4 bedTms., 2 full
baths, kit. appliances. full bsmt.,
small equity, assume monthly
payments Of Sill per mo-, phone
OWNER, 7O3-404-4297.
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McLEAN-Like-new brk. split-ievei
3 bedrms., \ baths. elee. kit.
rec. rm., garage, Priced in mid
2Os. Call OWNER, Ell. 6-9604.
MeLEAN-Third acre, wooded set.
ting. Anchor fenced, landscaped
in a5aleas. Expandable Cape Cod.
S23.5O0. 81. 6-30s2.
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FALLS CHURCH - Close in.
UNIQUE split-foyer brick ram
bier designed with balcony
type dining area. huge coun-
try-sized kitchen, sunlit
basement where you will find
loads Of space for recrea-
ton and your favorite hob
bies. Other features include
8 fine bedrms., 2 tiled baths,
ell modern appliances. deep
t eysl i3ti - IT r9alYy On 1eT Ea, now
nnInfment' csli III 4oannN.
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SFAf FARMS
icoNTINuEpl

25e ACRES, ranch house, barn.
sllo, other buildines. trout stream.
Middleway. Ago reason sale. M. n.
huRqEsA n. J.. Kearneysville,
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4 BEDROOMS
8 FULL BATHS

And that's not all! This home in
tip-top condition has q beautiful
22-ft., screened porch and at
room with fireplace, walk to
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VACATION PLACES
SUMNER HOMES

GWYNN ISL, mr.. WILLIAMSBURG, Va.
3-bedrm. Colonial, 100-ft. pier/
boat. Fish, sail, golf, tennis an
tiquing. Photos avail. OIL. 4-6626.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

R AyENswoRTH PARK-RamblsT
pSsi sA ds'T SgSstra lSs''l l '; SsysS s
bsmt.. pensied rec. rIn., fenced
yard, swim club and WendeFfui
neiRhborhood. $4,000. lst trust.
may be assumed. ct elSb per
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FAIRFAX
LAu S; IL 'REALToR
MRS. VIM. HI
teAEcIEAN1G EIRGT

500 Chain Bridge Rd.. Mclean, Va.
Consult First-McLean's First"
FALLS CHURCH-- New 3-bedrm.
Iamb. Din. rm., lge. kit. firepl,
ia baths, bsmt.. h.-w.h., wooded
lot. $4,000. WE. s-25O0.
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CITEsTERBROOK WOODS
MARK SCOBLE
EXCLUsIVE BROKER

DRAM HOUSE-S19.5OO
pals Church area In beautiful N
WeodieyNcaiif. spiit-level, 5 bed,
rms, IA baths, patio, LIVING al
is best. Cathedral style 49, liv.
din. rm. Call OWNER. JE. 4.
6920 after 2 pm. weekdays. all
day Sat. and sun.
DULLES AIRPORT PERSONNEL
3-bedrm., 1lz-bath brick rambler.
Ice. liv. rm., sep. din. rm., eye
level kit, hotswater heat. carport,
on level 2-acre lot, S21, $50.
ALSO
a-bedrm. brick rambler, full bath
uv. rm., farm-size kitchen, car
sort, acre lot, S12,950.
MYERS b HILL. INC.
9EALToRs DU. 5-613S
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TTTrTTPc1 IPFI-s1E nm >
TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE
Plantation Realty
JE. 4-7OOO

kAELs CHURCH-By OWNER, ..
bedrm. brk. rambler. lge. liv. rm
With firepl., din. rm.. den snc
full bsmt., lge. fenced lot, Low
On. pymt. Price, S16,950. JE. 3.
e44e.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP for SALE OFFICES STUDIOS for RENT
" hSA
tcoNrINuepl


NEW BLDG mr., HARRINGTON -
SCI, offices or suites, all services
included. ia. 7-417S.
PREMIUM STORE 31xiOO, and Of
flee space about 1900 "a. IT. on
Wisconsin ave. Avail. Sept. i.
Parking facils. Inquire from 1928
Wisconsin ave. FE. 3-7SOO.
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave-, Ia the
heart Of the business Districts
rental cost bugging you? Modern
bldg, with beautiful single office
or suites. Come in and discuss
your rental needs in person, Make
us an offer after you see. We will
consider any reasonable offer.
Come to $685. Ga. ave, Silver
Spring. Ask for MIR. GEMMILL.
TAKOMA PARK, ID. C.-New air.
cond. bldg, 4-rm, suite, paneled
walls. $40 mo. Also 1st-floor Of
flee. Avail. immed. SS2-0212.
UPPER CONN, AVE.-suite Of
rooms containing approx. 900 sq.
IT,, $3.50 mo, Call Mr., Barker,
Wo. 9,S2S0O' EDWARD H. JONES
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QUICK POSSESSION

SPRINGFIELD - Vacant. near-new
rambler with 3 large bedrooms,
2 baths. off master bedroom,
large rec, room, beautiful fenced
lot with trees. Many extras. FILA
INC. Realtors, 4bi 10000.
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HICKS

HAehbA On0 OEEN y ~ y
XII. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040
S706 NJ. Vernon Ave, Alexandria
FALLs CHURCH. FRANKLIN PIX.
This BRAND-NEW brick ram
bier offers 3 large bedrooms,
large living. room with fireplace.
spacious dining room. family
sized fully equipped kitchen. tre-
mendouS paneled recreation room,
y acre wooded lot. Priced In
Inid-30s. Low cash payment. At
Las OF ARLINGTON, Realtors,
IKE. $4,000, Ewes. JE. 2-2260.
FALLs CHURCH-Sls.9 $50. 8 bed
rms, 2 BATHS, pine-paneled 90
~, family rm.. full bsmt., paneled
al-it. rec. room. Assume lge.
FHA loan, payable Sll6 mo, p.i.
IL Terms Pos. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, JE, 2-4864
yALLs CHURCH. Sleepy Hollow
fanih,, sep. din. rm., Ice. rec. .rm
427,200. Under FILA appraisal
Flexible financing. JE. 2-8372.
NaPECcABLE - BEDRMs. FOR
THE BUDGET MINDED Lge. liv-
ing rni. with firepl.. huge Kitchen
With eating space. extras include
windows. Beautiful Handicapped lot
$4,000, $3.50 dn.
PIONEER REALTY
JE. 2-23l2
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
tcoNTlNuEDl

ments. oil furnace, , bsdEms'. Be-
sPosssTf rN u IN StoSDt s y h, Sppel porch
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EXTRA, READ
THANK YOU FOR CALLING
ROUTH ROBBINS
NEAI ESTATE CORP.
OPEN 0-o
oSo-7000. 532-ss6s, S36-6200
461-2600

fIIRFAx CITY, co6bdaie sFea-
nod. eiec. kit, 4 bedrooms, family
I'm. ga baths, large carport,
roomy bsmt., "a acre pine and
maple shade, fence. quiet yet cow.
TO major highways, shop center,
eehools and churches. OWNER,
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
CubanS Demand Promised Help" From United States

MIAMI, Fla. R - The Cuban Revolutionary Council said today it will demand "the promised help of the United States" if So- viet troops attack commandos the council claims to have landed in Cuba
 Antonio De Varona, former Cuban Prime Minister and the guiding force behind the council, told neWsmen, ''the United States has said publicly that it would help if Russians tried to put down a revolt of the Cuban people.
 "If our troops are attacked by Soviet soldiers, we will demand this help"
 Press officer Richard Phillips of the State Department said in a report in Washington Wednesday that the United States has made it clear that it will not standy idly by in the event of Hungary-type uprising in Cuba should Soviet troops intervene
 Antonio Maceo, president of the council said, this is the moment when all Cubans should unite for the liberation of our country, which will be accomplished if everything goes as planned Maceo is grandson of Gen. An tonic Faceo, one of Cuba's na. | tional heroes.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
ELSIE M. ALDRICH CHARGED WITH SHOOTING OF EYBEL

Elsie McCafferty Aldrich has been charged with second degree murder and bond was set at ,OOO in the fatal shooting of William Eybel, around midnight of June 20.
 At the inquest this morning three witnesses testified to seeing the shooting which took place in front of a small yellow cabin in the vicinity of the Community Methodist Church.. Eyewitnesses were Rev. Howard DeVore, Law renee Okpealuk and Sid Dickey.
 The preliminary hearing has been set for next Tuesday. Will liam Eybel was a bartender at a local bar.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Fire Sweeps Through Two Buildings in Juneau

JUNEAU tR - An early morn ing fire swept through two South Franklin St. buildings today, causing damage estimated by Fire Chief John Morrison as $1OO,00O.
 Two bystanders received minor cuts when a huge pane of glass was shattered by intense heat. Destroyed were a night club
 apartments above the club, {
 plumbing shop and a second hand store
 Three Juneau fire companies and one fire company from near by Douglas fought the blaze for more than one hour and half before bringing it under control.
 Cause of the fire was not de- termined, although residents of the apartments said they believed it started in or near the furnace room at the rear of the building, housing the night club and apart mentS.
 Howard Barber, owner of the two buildings, said they were in- sured for a total of S9O,OOO.
 Bremen were successful in keep ing the fire from spreading to the big Juneau cold storage build ing to the south of the fire and | to the Winter and Pond Bldg. | north of the blaze, although the latter building suffered extensive smoke and water damage.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Gov. Egan Urges Air Force to Reconsider Closing of Radar Stations

JUNEAU R - Gov. Wm. Egan today urged the Air Force to re- consider it's decision to close radar installations at Bethel, Middleton Island and Ohlson Mountain.
 In a letter to Thomas Morris, Asst. Secretary of Defense for installations and logistics, Egan noted the Air Force said the three sites were originally designed to fill low level coverage require ments and were no longer needed.
 With the introduction of the mid-range ballistic missile" Mor- ris had written Egan earlier, "the Soviets are no longer restricted to the use of manned bombers against Alaska, for which the low level coverage criteria was originally established"
 In his reply, Egan said that while it was probably true that the mid-range ballistic missile gives Russia an alternative form of attack, he emphasized that it was only an alternative.
 Tt does not rule out the fact of their continued capability to launch an attack by manned bombers or by other means for which low level radar coverage is required," Egan said.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Labor Official Says
 Automation Will Eliminate P Million Jobs in Decade

WASHINGTON R - A Labor Department official estimated yes terday that automation and tech nology will eliminate g million jobs in this decade.
 Testifying before the Senate Small Business Committee, Sey- mour Wolfbein, director of the departments Office of Manpower, Automation and Training, explain ed: 'ThiS does not mean that per sons in these jobs will necessarily become unemployed.
 But it does mean that there has to be a big enough economic growth and demand for goods and services which, in turn, will gen. crate enough demand for workers to account for all of these jobs affected by our advancing tech nology."
 The ones hit the hardest, he said, will be workers with little education or skill.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
LOOKS LIKE A STEAK

FIT. STEWART, Ga. LR - The new dehydrated foods being test ed by the Army are a lot lighter to carry and easier to store, but most important of all they taste good.
 That's the verdict of some of the soldiers taking part in a special warfare school exercise known as Water Moccasin ".
 They like the dehydrated steak especially.
 Tt looks like a little piece of cardboard before it's prepared, ? said Army cook Alex Jacobs, "but afterward it looks like a steak again"
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
$l.O00 PERSONAL CHECK

HOLLYWOOD R - President Kennedy has sent a $1,000 person al check to a committee planning a benefit premiere for the movie "PT 1O9," film about the Presi- dents World War II exploits.
 The benefit at the Beverly Hill ton Hotel July 2 will raise funds for a child mental health center named in honor of the Presidents $ brother, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. who was killed in World War II The center is in nearby Santa Monica.
 Mrs. Peter Lawford, the Presi. dents sister, is chairman of the benefit. Their mother, Rose Ken nedy, will be guest of honor at the premiere.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
RED CHINESE CALL IT
 A MOST SINISTER PLOT"

TOKYO R - Red China sharp ly criticized President Kennedy's $ peace overtures to the Soviet Union, calling them ''his most cunning and most sinister plot" to divide Moscow and Peking.
 Radio Peking said today the official Peoples Daily printed the full text of the Presidents June 10 speech at the American Uni versity of which a Kremlin com mentator wrote approvingly last week.
 The President in his speech called for mutual tolerance" as a prelude to nuclear disarmament and world peace.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Congress will Insist on Best Price" For ACS

WASHINGTON R The House Appropriations Committee served notice today it expects the Air Force to get the best price possible in the sale of any DOT ton of the Alaska Communica- tions System.
 Legislation to authorize the sale of the system is pending in Con- gresS.
 Reporting on the Defense De- partment money bill, the commit tee said it recognized some DOT tions of the Alaska system would not be very desirable to commer- cial companies because of the limited income they would pro- duce.
 Therefore, it said, ''the prices received for the sale of more lu- crative sections of this system should compensate, to the maxi mum extent possible for any ifs cal loss the government might experience on portions of the sys- tenn it is not able to sell"
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Officials to Be on Hand for Opening
 New FAA Building

l A large delegation of distin
 guished FAA officials are sched uled to arrive today and over night here for the official open ing of the FAA Flight Service Station tomorrow morning.
 Sen. E. l.. Bartlett has been in- vited to attend, and being unable to attend, is sending his legisla- tive assistant Hugh Gallagher Gov. Egan has also been invited and is expected to be here.
 In the FAA party are Al Hulen, who heads the Alaska Region; Don Wolfe, chief of the ATC Division; Virgil Knight, special projects CO., ordinator; Bob Williams, executive officer, and wife; Richard Young, chief of the system Maintenance Division, and wife; Gerald Kemp ton, chief of the Airports Division, and wife; Buck Culver, chief of Installations Division, and wife; Dusty Rhodes, Anchorage station manager and former Nome station manager, and wife; Jack Jefford, chief of Air Support Branch, and wife; Mac Emerson, chief of Wealth CT Bureau, and wife; George Kara belnikOff, chief of Installation Branch; George Fay, publicity of ficer, and wife; and a photographer whose name was not available.
 Actual service from the new fa- cility started on Monday but of ficial opening will be Saturday morning at 10 o'clock when Ann Chambers, Queen of the Midnight Sun, will cut the ribbon and Frank Couch will act as master of ceremonies, representing the City of Nome.
 The public has been invited to view the facility following the ceremony and a motorcade is being formed at the Federal Building at 10 to go to the airport for the ceremony.
 The $375,000 building was con- structed by the Nordin Construc- tion Go. and the E & B Construc- tion Go.
 rNY
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
l7.432 PASSENGERS

JUNEAU tR - The three vessels operated by the state on the South east Marine Highway system car ried 17,432 passengers and 2,786 vehicles through June Is, Public Works Commissioner Richard A. Downing said today.
 Downing said revenue received from the state ferry operation through the same date amounted to $271, ,54l.58.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-21
Road Open to Coffee Creek

The Kougarok road is passable to Coffee Creek said Obert Hyde, District Highway Engineer. But, he cautioned that the road is mere ly passable and that drivers should exercise extreme care in traversing the one-way areas and detours.