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The Nome nugget., 1963-03-01
Will Not Issue Bonds For
 Improvements of Airports At Fairbanks, Anchorage

ANCHORAGE R - The stat, will not issue revenue bonds tfii year to finance improvements a Anchorage and Fairbanks Inter. national Airports, Norman L Schwalb, special assistant to Pub lie Works Commissioner Richard Downing, announced here.
 SchWalb said some improvements at the two airports would be made out of money in hand, carriers would not be asked to sign long, term airport use agreements, and the present schedule of landing fees would remain unchanged for the present.
 Schwalb and other state officials had met here in an all-day session with representative of the carriers using the two airports. The carriers were unanimously opposed to the states proposal to issue $2 mil lion in revenue bonds to finance improvements.
 One carrier representative esti- mated it would cost state taxpayers about $250,OOO in interest and handling charges if the bonds were issued.
 Schwalb, in answer to questions, said there is about $766,0OO in special airport funds and another $400,000 should be available by the end of the year. He stressed there is no guarantee the legislature would keep this fund alive.
 R. w. Chambers of Northwest Orient Airlines, spokesman for the carriers, said the carriers "have no urgent requirements for imme- diate improvements"
 The state, in view of the unani- mity of carriers in opposition to its bonding proposal, did not press for the long-term airport users agreements it decided earlier it must have before issuing bonds.
 Later in the day, Schwalb met with the international carrier: using the airports to discuss bond ed fuel use.
 International carriers may us bonded fuel, fuel on which there i no state tax, on flights going tt or coming from a foreign country The state reportedly wants to i'm pose tax on this fuel.
 The carriers and state officials agreed to meet again later in the year to discuss mutual problems The meeting was tentatively sci for September.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-01
Four Russian
 Planes Fly Over Carrier FOrrestal

WAo1llNG loIN lH7 - r our nus sian long range reconnaissance planes flew over the aircraft car rier Forrestal last Friday south east of the Azores, Secretary of Defense Robert McNannara an- nounced yesterday.
 McNamara told a news confer ence that other US. carriers in North Pacific and North Atlantic also had been flown over by four engine planes called Bears since Jan. 27.
 'GNone of the Soviet aircraft showed hostile intent" McNamara said of the four planes which flew over the Forrestal.
 He said Air Force FLOP inter- ceptor planes followed the Rus sian reconnaissance craft from east of Iceland for several hundred miles, and other US. planes fol- lowed the Bears for several hun dred miles back toward Russia afterWard.
 ''The Soviet aircraft apparently flew from bases in the U.S.S.R. in two flights of two aircraft each, with the flights separated by ap- proximately two hours," McNa- mara said
 The first two passed over the carrier task force at 9:O8 am. one remaining at about 30,000 feet while the second one came in underneath the 2,OOO-foot overcast and overflew the Forrestal twice." McNamara said.
 Planes launched from the super carrier kept visual contact with the Bears for some 15O miles as they withdrew to the north, McNamara said.
 The same high-low procedure was followed by the second flight of two planes at 11:10 a.m., Mo. Namara said.
 McNamara replied with a fla mo- when asked whether any So viet reconnaissance aircraft ha operated over the North America Continent.
 He also disclosed that the car rier Kittyhawk was flown owe by long-range Russian reconnais sance planes in the North Pacifi several times from Jan. 27, tha the carrier Princeton was flowl over in the North Pacific betweer Feb. 13 and 16 and that the carrier Enterprise was overflown in tn, North Atlantic on Feb. 12 and 13. Asked why he waited this long to announce the flights, McNamara said the information came in slowly and it was decided to wait McNamara said overflights by short range and medium range Russian craft are not unusual but that the long range visits are new.
 He acknowledged that i've periodically overfly Soviet vessels. "
 He described it as a perfectly legal operation, over international waters'' and indicated the United States was not too concerned that the oncoming planes might attack because they were obviously reconnaissance versions rather than bomberS.
 Incidents in the North Pacific, the Navy said, occurred at points near the known Soviet air bases on Kamchatka Peninsula.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-01

The Doral Beach Hotel in Miami has floating bar propelled by a water cycle for bathers who don't want to swim ashore for a martini
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-01
ARCTIC LEAGUE

High team game: Alaska Air lines 914, Lions Club 884.
 High team series: Alaska Air lines 2624, Shrine Club 2583, FAA Tigers 25O2. High individual game: G. Lie hard and C. Glavinovich 200, D. Deems 1888, A. Sahlin 184.
 High individual series: C. Gla- vinovich 544, c. Waldhelm 527, c. Lienard 523.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
q THE THIRD MAN.

Adventure. Members Only" Part !.
Harry Lime MiehaeI Runnie) joins an
exclusive club and finds that he must
stay there for the rest Of his life.
(Repeat)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

Movies. 3I7 Hours. "The Accused" 1913.
Loretta Young. And "The Fleets In"
1912. Dorothy Lamour.
l:30 A ENCORE THEATER.
Drama "Return to Rome" Kim Spaung.
tRepeat)
q SAFETY AFL0AT.
Boats. "Basic Stewardship" Karl r.
0erlein, instructor.
200 q MOVIE q MATINEE.
ia Hours. "The Mighty Barnum" 1884.
Wallace BeeFy.
q RAMAR.
Adventure series. Jon Hall stars. (Repeat)
2:30 q BoWLERS' CHOICE.
New Time. Hour Steve emartin, host
300 g WATERFRONT.
Adventure. Preston Foster stars. tRepeatl
800 q BLUE ANGELS.
Adventure. Don Gordon stars
q CIRCUS BOY.
Adventure (Repeat)
"a PR0FES'NAL B0WLERS TOUR.
Sports. Iva Hours. "Akron Open" at
BowIarama Lanes. Akron. Ohio. Chris
Schenkel, commentator.
400 q SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE.
Movie Hour. as Minutes "The Jack
pot" 1850. James Stewart and Natalie
Wood
g ROBIN HOOD.
Adventure. (Repeat)
4:30 g EAST SIDE COMEDY.
IVA Hours. Starring Leo Corey.
q THE DEPUTY.
Western. "The World Against Me-" Henry
Fonda. tRepeat.)
500 q WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Iva Hours National InVitationa Para
chute Championships" Las Vegas, Nevada
and the National AAU Synehronized
Swimming Championships for Women,
Houston, Texas lin Mckay hoSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26
USED VOLKSWAGENS
CLEARANCE SALE

FIRST CONE. FIRST SERVED
The above listed cars are from
500 TO $500 below average re-
tail. We are clearing our used
models. we accept trades. Finane-
ing can be arranged with SOS
down.
CAPITAL IMPORTS
SALES AND SERVICE
4301 Conn. Ave. NV. 244-6300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

A WIDE VARIETY OF FOREIGN
CABS IHs. to-, to cheese SSss from EESsREing II
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AUr0M0TIVE MISC.

ALUMINIUM oFFENHAUsER MAN.
FOLD. for 42s for Chevrole
265. 327. 2s3. $50. 52s-86S1.
USED ENGINES, 80 Mink, go Re,
s ss; f H sSs 'F$ T a S:;.i:S
VS. and &C." 80 Plymouth VS.
many others, call Blu. 3-272e and
372-s143, BRANDYWINE SALES
q SERVICE. Rte, Sol and ISL
Brandywine, Maryland.
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP.
fcONTlNUEpl

IBC INDUSTRIAL EoUIP.-Crawlei
and wheel tractors w/backhoes
leaders and blades. see Us about
rental purchase plan.
p, II, MOORE
US. SOL, / mile south Of new SO
NEW REDUCED PRICES on Boil
ems: trH.ct9 3. al and an s SnHI sI.c
lawn and garden equipment, Sales
and service. SEIBEL'S SUPPLY
1890 Columbia pike, Burtons-
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IMPoRT-sPoRrs

y OIL Uv:TI ), s Sss 'f To eGsss
Phi. sat, after $40 pm, sun,
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IMP0RT-SP0RTS
vOLKs, 81 excel. eond., r. and h.,
-S1,2e5, sos down.
ma eo,EEI me

Corner n, 10th ana wilson Blvd,
VA. IA. 1890
voLKsWAGEN 'e2, green, sunroof
seat belts. 5000 mi, excel. cond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND LAND
OWNERS, front end leaders and
dozers for hire, BY hour or con.
tract. Call 2S3-3119.
CLEARANCE PRICES on new init
equip, $40 diesel, 800 utility
with loader and blade, new 404
and 3414 backhoes and leaders.
HUME q ROBINSON, Herndon,
Va. 471-4600.
CRANE. p and H, 2-ton truck crane
Model 266.A, clam bucket. 65-ft.
boom, rudometic, good running
condition, good rubber. 1881 jeff.
Davis hwy, 664-S765.
CRANE with 5O' Of boom for rent
with operator, S12 per hour. heavy
duty I'd. back hoe for rent
With operator. SIS per hour. DU
CRANE, p and II cTawler, crane
Model s65-A. Bottom. 21a-yard
shovel 2-yard clam bucket, 100
Il. boom, rudomatic. working every
day, good running condition. 1881
jeff. Davis hwy, 6s4-s756.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

DODGE '63 acton pickup, S-ft
body, S1,79b, BANNING & SON.
$500 Baltimore ave-, Hyattsville.
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TRAILERS

ALL TRAVEL TRAILERS and pick.
UP campers az low g5ieesss' I SASsss
Blvd, Coll. PIX, Nd. 474-2714,
BEAUTIFUL 1858 3-bedrm. REM
brandt. Fully iurn' incl aa uwn
and assume payments. Call 273-
6104, 9 am. to Q pm.
BEST BUY. large selection; !, v ,ss..
ton travel traier' y TTsc6 c SIts5bss
GLAsCOCK TRAILER SUPPLY
SALES, Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-20S3'
CIR, 3.1515.
BRAND-NEW 1868 mobile homes.
2 or 3 bedrms., take your choice.
Fully furnished, auto. washer.
5000 dn, and small monthly pay
ments. Free parking and delivery.
Drive out 800 yards west Of Fair
fax circle on Rte. 80 at Fairfax,
Va, or call CIR. 3-644s, VIRGINIA
NOBLE ssIIs sHd 5 HoMFSS'. to nc! = Open
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence Large selection, De
pendable service. Established 1895.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC,
in Alexandria at 34Q0 jeff. Davis
hwy. KI. 9-3o65. 1905 Richmond
CAMP. TRAILER WANTED. sleeps
4, similar to. Nlmrod ,or better
reas. price. Call CH. s.S046.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN UsEr
fS0o. Nd. RA 6.Sbsi.
MOBILE HOME--$2,300 in this
beautiful 1-bedroom b0x10-ft.
5000 cash and take over pay
ments. 7es-92Se.
NO MONEY DOWN to qualified lot
S Snsi TIE al all " new W 20x4o home,
8 bedrms., COMPLETELY furnished
incl. gun-type heater, carpet In
lily, rIn., prsf iin sIunllintuIT
the best buy Of the year, Priced
amazingly low SS,99b. VIII trade
your present trailer or home
phone ALLIED ENTERPRISES, U s
sol, Brandywine, Nd. DIR. 2-s101
OFFICE TRAILER, 80 Allied model
F=25, all aluminium, green and
white. 26 y; with air eond.
OFFICE TRAILERS, storage vans
sale or lease. ALLIED TRAILkhS
.. 8. 301. Brandywine, Md. DIR
OFFICE TRAILER 81, cost, witt
air cond., like new. Call A40.704S
or 449-S0e6.
OFFICE TRAILER, 35xs, fully
equipped, excellent condition, cir
cond., .propane heat. Can be In:
spected weekdays OF 1917 Hall
st Sc, Ii. 6-2816.
RANGER CAMP TRAILER, Fiber
glas, only 4 IT. high on the road
Sleeps 4, Gas stove, water tank
mattresses, $500. ia. 7-6733.
SPECIAL sALE-Largest selection
Of new mobile homes on East
Coast. 2 and 8 bedrms., expandos,
private din. rm., front bedrm.
with bath and u il. Special prices
from S3.4o6. Low down payments
bank financing. immediate deliy'
cry, guaranteed parking. We take
fprp., cars, ETC.. IN trade. Oper
URBAN MOBILE HOMES, INC.
4647 Richmond hwy, Alex. Va.
Rte. /. / mile north Fort Belvoir
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rRAILERs
.A-..-.sA..A

STEEL chassis. one wheel. COM
pletely enclosed all access. excel
cond. ia. 6-4060.
TAGALONG, lotion. good rubber,
needs some repair; 1881 Jefferson
THE TRAVEL TRAILER KING
ALLIED does IL again, lower prices,
name brands, largest selection on
East coast, Over 80 new and
used to choose from Sl76 up
featuring Shasta. Nomad. yellow;
others. Bank financing, We trade
anything Of value. Drive out 70
the Number one SPOT; ALLIED al 4
TRAILER SALES AND RENTALS,
q. s, sol. Brandywine. Nd. DIR.
TRAVEL TRAILER, 49, sportcraft,
sleeps 8, like new. and 90
chrysler 4-dr" excel. cond. 2bo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26
AVIATION
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

CESSNA aircraft, student or pvt.
So hr.. flying time cost. For
further info. Call OIL. 4-3047,
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVY 90 PICKUP, y ton. No. C
RoIET. Ga, ave. and Univ. blvd,
wheaton. Mel Becker, 949-2400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

FLEETsIDE '62 N-ton VS. No.
C-1534. new tires, sports liner
alum. cover. 81 700. 4et-6490.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

CHEVROLET '5S panel y ton
$500 v cash; 2 sollsN, Cleveland st.
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TRUCKS roR SAIL
tcoNTlNUEp)

USED TRUCKs--FoRp 1888 10
%sss f fa1'l 1855 s'' rS sSSs E Sss
F-6Q0 dump body. good running
e2ndition. 1881 jeff. Davis hwy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

FORD PICKUP '53 la-ton, s-cyl.,
very good cond. throughout, $3.50
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IN ton truck. In good cond.. S295
CALL 92b-4531

2 e ton truck. IN good cond., t2gb
CALL 925-4531
GMC '54 moving van, left. body
good condition. S375.
CHEW. 80 moving van. 14-ft. body
needs engine. $3.50.
FORD $50 station wagon. 6-cyl.,
S375. All units subject TO best
offer. ALBERTI VAN AND STOR-
AGE CO.. p42.7400.
NTL. 1851 $3.50" fiatbed Scout
pickup: 4-y w., d.; Jssp ~ ~: d q
fused. HUME q ROBINSON
INC, Herndon, Va. 471-4500.
TRUCKS, over % new and used
pickups. flatbeds. vans. tractors
trailers, ieeps ct SHERMAN RAM
BLER-JEEP, q. 8. sol. Brandy
wine, Md. DR.. 2-S101.
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MOTORCYCLES

BSA '63 Golden flash. $50 c.,
black, excel. cond.. must sacrifice,
$500. FE, S.l221.
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

TRIUMPH 1861 T120R. Al cond
Reasonable, 772-2677.
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lUsT SACRIFICE 1852 TR6 TTl-

HID, 80 FIJI, all new access
and paint, lots of chrome, motor
In excel. cond. Must sacrifice. 773-
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FORDs 1888, new, i pickup. / van.
Close-outs, VIII sacrifice, Fully
guaranteed, Call JU. 7-7344.
TAKOMA FORD, Mr.. Heinlein.
FORD 1850, fair copd., 6-cyl., lad
der racks, good tires, major over
haul, $246. 6s4-7s62.
FORD '5e l:ton. yyslk-in van
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ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
model cars. Before you sell. see
l. Up ?. sTEuART cHRYsLER cITCgg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

WANTED, motorcycle mechanic, ex-
perienced, full time, good hours
In modern shop. BLALOCK MO-
TORCYCLE Co, wheaton, Nd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME WITH
confidence Large selection; De
pendable service, Established 1876.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC,
in Alexandria at $500 jeff. Davis
hwy, XII. -o-3065. 1905 Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-26

BEST BUY. large selection. vaca'
dIAscoCK TRAILER suPPLY-
SALES, Fairfax Va. CIR. 3-@oSS'
, 1963-11-12
THE 81. cROI1 AVIS
MALVNA

dinner. Miss Moves showed her
talent in interior decorating and
dancing while Miss Camacho de-
monstrated her talent for dane
ing.
Judges of the contest were:
Mrs. Anna Brodhurst, Edward
Paul Small, Mrs. Ruth Beagles,
Alva Nc Farlane and Mis- Eliza
beth Francis.
The Coronation Ball will be
held November Is, 1868 in the
Cafeteria Of CHS. Mi. Nc Far
will crown Miss Rodgers.
~
, 1963-11-12
TICKETS -.
married life.

married lie.
Newton Fuller soon finds the
house is in state of disrepair; win
dows broken; some boarded up;
sections of the second story floor
ready to cave in; chimney clogged
and many other ills.
Topping all this off, the Fullers
find there is no water on the pro-
perty, nor any access road to it.
Also, they learn the fact that
Washington was supposed to have
spent a night in the hou-e was
only part of an enterprising real
estate mans sales pitch.
And, to add to complications,
daughter Madge falls in love with
an actor from a nearby summer
stock company who, it happens, is
married.
How the Fullers, with their Wis
ting Uncle Stanley, fall victims to
these problems and finally sue
coed in solving them, provides the
basis for a highly entertaining
evening pack full of laughs.
, 1963-11-12
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
APRON IMPROVEMENTS

Sealed bids in single copyfor furnishing all labor, equip
ment, and materials and performing all work for the project
described herein will be received until HOO AM, Friday,
November %, 1868 in the Department Of Property and Pro-
curement, Division Of Procurement, and then publicly opened.
Plans and specifications may be procured from the office
of the Contracting Officer, Division of Procurement at Char
lotte, Amahe, st. Thomas, " Lupon the deposit of $4,000 Deposit
shall be only by certified check payable to the Government
of the Virgin Islands, which will be refunded to bidders
upon the return of plans and specifications IN good condition
Within sixty f60J days of the date ofbid opening Fifteen dol
larS($1500) WILDE refundedt to persons who procure plans and
specifications, but do not submit a bid upon the return thereof
in good condition within sixty (Gl days from bid opening. No
refund will be made after that date.
Each bid must be accompanied by a satisfactory bid qua
ranty, IN the amount of five 90 percent Of the total bid.
The Government Of the Virgin Islands reserves the right
to select the successful Contractor or to refuse all bids or to
pursue any other course which may be in the best intrest Of
the Government Of the Virgin Islands, and the decision Of the
Government shall be final.
Mario Lewis
Commissioner
3l-7-14
, 1963-11-12

WBNB
"show" going until this morn
ing.
The auctioners were lavish
in praise Of st. Croix's parti-
cipation.
, 1963-11-12
FOR RENT

at La Grande Princesse
8 Bedroom, just built home
with big yard for planting.
See FABIAN MARTINEZ
Box 1913 Phone 773 ! 1888
, 1963-11-12
L o I

! pair grey trimmed bi-focal
Sun Glasses in Frederiksted
on November 9Th. In vicinity
cf Miguel's, La Croix Laun-
dry, White Sail Laundry, etc.
Reward: Call 772-0179
, 1963-11-12
NEW. MoDER HOUSE

NEW, MODERN HOUSE
Hci and Cold running water
also
BUILDING for Commercial
purposes
Stony Ground about / mile
from Frederiksted Town
Telephone: w : O253
Box 9O1
12-13-14
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19
Bids Called For On S8 Million Navy Housing Project For Base Personnel

construction with concrete founda- tions, aluminium roofing and siding, asphault and vinyl asbestos floor tile, gypsum wallboard interior fin ish and ceramic floor and wall tile. Streets are surfaced with as- phaultic concrete. The buildings may be wholly or partially prefab- ricated or constructed in the con- ventional manner.
 Specifications and other bidding data may be obtained on applica- tion to the Director, Northwest Di- vision, Bureau of Yards and Docks, Room 1O7B, 1638 West Lawton Way, Seattle 99, Washington.
 Deposit of check in the amou 2 t of $1O0 payable to the Treasurer of the US. is required for specified tions and half-size drawings, as se- curity for the safe return of sucl. data.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19
KODIAK MIRROR

Invitations to bid on construction in the estimated cost range of $7,50O,O0O to $9,O0O,OOO consisting of building 250 housing units on the Kodiak Naval Station were ls- sued Friday, April 12.
 Bid opening on the project is slated for 2 p.m., June 18, at the Northwest Division, Bureau of Yards and Docks offices in Seattle.
 The work consists of construct ing 25O housing units complete, including site grading and the pro vision of streets and all utilities. Two of the housing units are single family units and the balance are duplexes.
 The buildings are wood frame
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19

questing the Defense Department clarify a misunderstanding as to the nature of the proposed project. There was fear locally that the housing was to be in addition to units on the Base, and would Seri- ously hamper the efforts of local businessmen in promoting new housing in Kodiak.
 The deputy secretary made 1t clear that the 25O units would be replacements, and housing re- placed would be disposed of, as re- quired by law.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19
Unemployment In Kodiak Still Low

Despite expected seasonal lay o.l5 among canneryworkers of this area, Kodiak continued to hold an enyiable position as far as unen- ployment figures of the state arc concerned.
 For the week ending April 13, there were 77 persons with insured unemployment and q new unem- ployment registrations for a total of 98 persons unemployed, accord nig to figures released by Mrs. Doris Simon, manager of the local state employment office.
 Figures released by the Juneau office showed only Sitka as having less unemployment with 70 reg iStered there. Petersburg had 276, Nome 193, Ketchikan 289, Juneau 252, Fairbanks 1,168 and Anchor age listed a Whopping 3,201 un- employed persons.
 Beginning of the razor clam sea- son this coming week is expected 10 bring about reduction of the number of registrations here.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19
Legal Notice

THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT In the Matter of the Estate of ) NILS R. H. GROWN, Deceased )
 No. 63-64P
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CARL H .GRONN has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Nils R. H. Gronn. All persons who have claims against the Deceased must present them with proper vouchers, not later than September 30, 1863. Claims must be presented to the Administrator at the offices of Roy H. Madsen. Blinn Building, Post Office Box 726, Office of the attorney for the Administrator, II Kodiak, Alaska.
 /s/ Carl H. Gronn
 Administrator Publish March %,
 April 5. 12 and 19, 1863.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19
D.0.D. Assures Base Housing
 |" Requirements"

The 250 unit housing project for the Naval Station here was de- scribed as necessary to replace sub standard units at the Station.
 This statement came from John J. Reed, deputy assistant secretary of defense, in a letter to the Cham ber of Commerce.
 Reeds reply was in answer to a telegram sent early in March fe-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19

Read the Classified for profit. Use them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-19

(Mirr0r Classifieds Bring Results)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

Kinyoun's small laboratory
grew up to become the Nation
al Institute of Health and its
advisory board of the Biologics
Control Division was renamed
the National Advisory Council.
In its early years, laboratory
researchers produced diptheria
antitoXin and showed that
typhus is transmitted by insects
and caused by a virus. They
discovered the cause of cure of
pellagra; identified tularemia
and its cause, and, eventually,
the cause and preventive of
the dreaded Rocky Mountain
spotted fever. The laboratory
also began control over safety
and effectiveness of biologics in
the United States.
The National Cancer Institute
was added by Congress in 1897.
The following year, NH moved
to its present 306 acres along
the Pike (Which extend through
to Old Georgetown Rd.) The
land it owns and occupies today
was donated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke l. Wilson of Bethesda.
In the years prior to World
War III, scope of NH work was
modest and strictly intFamuraI.
The main artery Of medical re-
search in the United States
flowed from the great universe
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