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The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07
US. Airliners Will Be Allowed to Fly Over Cuba

WASHINGTON R - The State Department announced Thursday that US. commercial airliners will be allowed to fly over Cuba for the first time since the October missiles crisis.
 The United States had imposed restrictions on flights by US. air lines at that time. Cuba never formally acted to bar the flights.
 The department noted that air lines of other countries have been flying across Cuba for the past several months without incident.
 Our judgment is that the risks to safety of such overflights to US. carriers are minimum,'' a department announcement said.
 US. airlines had favored repeal of the ban, imposed during tense days last fall when US. strategists feared American planes would be fired upon.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07
Udall Urges Manufacture of Fish Protein
WASHINGTON R

WASHINGTON R - Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall said Thursday the time has come to translate the idea of manufacturing fish protein concentrate into large-scale production of a product that holds such great promise for the benefit of mankind"
 Udall said the possibility of low cost fish protein concentrate, as the result of fisheries research pro- grams now being pressed by his department, "shines as a beacon of hope for the 80 per cent of the worlds population today receiving insufficient daily protein diet.'
 ''This product" Udall explained in remarks prepared for the World Food Congress, lis made from a whole fish reduced to a protein rich powder easily added to cereals or other basic food stuffs.
 By utilizing the unharvested fish of United States waters alone, it can provide supplemental animal protein for one billion people for 300 days at the cost of less than one-half-cent per person per day"
 The Congress, attended by some 1,200 delegates from more than 100 countries, is meeting here through June 18. It is sponsored by the JUN. Food and Agriculture Organization.
 The secretary pointed out that the value of fish as protein sup plement has been recognized since the beginning of time.
 "The problem has been one of distribution, Udall continued.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07
Negro Meredith EnrOlls
 At Ole Miss for Summer

OXFORD, Miss. R - The Uni versity of Mississippi's first known Negro student, James Meredith, arrived back on campus yesterday to register for the summer session.
 A lonely figure on the hostile campus all winter, he picked up Cleve McDowell at the law school for lunch.
 Mcdowell, 21, was the second Negro student admitted to Ole Miss. He passed through registra- tion without incident Wednesday. He and Meredith were assigned to the same dormitory.
 Meredith delayed his resigna- tion, remaining in Jackson for what he called urgent personal business.
 Mcdowell had only one class during the day.
 There were no incidents, and no federal marshals nearby, when he went to class.
 All went smoothly after Gov. Ross Barnett told television audience that Mcdowell was to be accepted only because Misssis- sippi couldn't whip the US. Army.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07
Will Use Local Labor

Wiley Scott, of the local Elm ployment Security Commission of flee here who made a trip to St.. Lawrence Island recently to survey the labor potential, reported that the construction company now at Gambell, which is improving the airport, sent to Nome for five heavy duty operators and have hired five Gambell laborers in their en- deavor to use local labor wherever possible.
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07
People In the News
By the Associated Press

Sir Richard P. Snow, British scientist and novelist, says the population explosion is a tougher long-range problem than the nu- clear arms race. He told news men at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor that "even war would not make a serious dent in the world population"
 Premier Khrushchev has return ed to Moscow after spending weeks holiday along the Black Sea with Cuban Prime Minister Castro.
 August Heckscher says he will resign next week as President Kennedy's special consultant on the arts.
 Rabbi Herbert Tarr of the Vest bury, NY, Temple, has written comedy which is slated for Broad way after tryouts next spring in New Haven and Philadelphia. The play is entitled "The New Frontier"
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07

It was Samuel Butler who ob served, "You can do very little with faith, but you can do noth- ing without it."
The Nome nugget., 1963-06-07

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Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
New Fishery Laws

Bills signed into law by Gov ernor William A. Egan include:
 Senate Bill No. 132-Providing for the preparation of complete plan for research and development of the States commercial fish, cries. Chapter 88 SLA 1e63)
 CS for House Bill No. 47-Au- thorizing payment to each orga- nized borough of 10 per cent Of the fisheries taxes collected within it. Chapter 39 SLA 1963)
 House Bill No. 54 = Providing for the withholding by processors or fish buyers of one per cent of the sales price of fish or fish pro- ducts purchased from nonresident fishermen to assist toward payment of the nonresident's Alaska income tax. Chapter 90 SLA 1963)
 CS for House Bill No. 161-Au-
 
 thorizing the leasing of tide and submerged lands for fisheries de- velopment including shore gill nets or set nets. Chapter 93 SLA 1963)
 House Bill No. 224-Declaring as eligible for participation in the Alaska veteran loan program those persons who were not Alaska resi- dents upon their entry into mili' tary service but who have since lived in Alaska for at least 1( years. Chapter 94 SLA 1963) Permitted to become law with out the Governors signature: House Bill No. 21-Authorizins holders of subsistence fishing Ii . censes to take and sell up to 2,0O( pounds each of tom cod, blue cod smelt, pickerel, white fish ans spider crab. Chapter 96 SLA 1863
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
One zehe Departs, And One Returns

M/Sgt. Archie Zehe, who has been under medical attention at the naval station hospital since his recent heart attack, has been in town on leave and looks pretty darn spry once again. On Monday he will be going over to receive further attention at the Elmendorf- Fort Richardson hospital.
 With one Zehe leavin, another has returned however . Chickie Zehe, who has been in Seattle at tending Mr. Lees Beauty College, returned last Friday as pretty as ever and complete with new hair style.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03

Kodiak early this month looking around for a location," according to the Alaska's Stockgrowers Asso- citation Newsletter
 The StratmanS presently are ranching in Gunnison, Colo.
 According to the newsletter the David Henley Ranch on Kodiak,
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
KODIAK LOW AGAIN

Out of a total of $841 ,732 paid out to claimants for unemployment insurance benefits throughout all Alaska in March, only $3,732 wes needed for the Kodiak area. This was less by far than any other Alaskan city. Next lowest was Sitka with $12,4O5.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
Scotch Highland
 Cattlen1en Coming

From the Alaska StOckgrOwcrS Association newsletter:
 Omar Stratman, president of the Colorado Scotch Highland Associ- ation, and his brother, will be in
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
Bovey Trophies
 Emblem victors

Emblem Club Bowling League ended. Yes, we know "who won''- Bovey Trophies won. King Crabs tied with them the last night of bowling and they had roll-off to determine the winner of first place. The final standings are as follows:
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
RED CROSS MEET

The annual meeting of the To. cal Red Cross will be held next Thursday, May g, at 4'p.m. in the Baptist Church. Election of new officers will take place and the public is encouraged to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03
KODIAK MIRROl

including the cattle, is for sale and Al Nixon has three Swear year oio cows. 10 yearling heifers and l2 brll calves Call Angus crosses) for sale here.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-05-03

Game and series scratch Helen Hall, 247-682.
 Game handicap, Gerry Gronlund, 261 series handicap. Antjie Huer, 651. King Crabs held high game scratch, and handicap series scratch and handicap for most of the season with 867-1,O30 2,431- 2920.
 Don't forget the Banquet at the Montmartre May 10. Lucky Bovey Trophies team are planning fine evening for all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
APIS. FURHIsHED-vA.

APIS. - bedrooms
spacious pvt. entr., close In. near
bus sl40 incl. utils. IA. b-i654
ARL., 1890 N. ouinn-clsan ] -b.r.
apts.,. sos gpi pvt. parking, ldry..
lockers, utils. Turn. 52s-99eO.
selection on ! and z
bedrm. apts. in several locations
tor Immediate possession. Desira.
Bile apt. bldgs. assuring maximum
privacy. Entirely sep. entrances
kits, baths, clean comfortably
fgrn. and eonyen 70 transp, and
a few incl. air cond. ARLED0E
REAL ESTATE CORP, IA. 7-l446
ewes, IA, l-0324, b36-6B2a.
ARR, Nj and 9 bedrms,. newly
decor, new furniture, off-street
pArking, mr., d. c. b27-3ipi.
ARL., N.-wiii sublet furn, i-b,r
apt, I mos. June 10 Oct. only
Mature epie, or sale. person. b2S-
llib,
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sIIUATloNs-WoMEN

LEGAL SECRETARY requires eve.
work In office or az home. Phone
po6-43s4 after A.
PRACTICAL NURSE, care Of elderly
or Invalid. Live in. 736-b22e.
WOMAN, .42.yEs, young, personable,
homemakeT for past 7 years, de..
pos Ia yrS ssps s' 0s eappb.rin s'
perpetual inv, shaw.Walker pay.
roll, acets, payable In gen. off,
eff. l0-key add mach, light
typlnH. add. lob training desired
Prefer auto, or real estate bust
ness. Bondable, Box 81 n. Star
WOMAN. coLoRED wants work
A. sAleslady, messenger, baby
alttlnR OF wAllfess. 1s1.s0h1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07

PIANOS, INC,--Baldwin Acrosonic
u az S SssA AL SioS $isSsRRiisc. mo, 4'sS
PIANOS, INC. = Baby Grand By
Terms. 4522 Lee Hwy. Arl.
SiS6. Cash SIS SO per mo. Tuned
a asS Hs sss4Gs433SarNn'e'd fA0' or
PIANO, straube, apt. size baby
grand, owner 10 music teacher
selling for lack OF space, $3.50
PINA0s-Used upriRhts from Sl4t
up. At our 9TH ST. store only
81. S-eSOO, PIANO MART. iOic
18th ct. NV.
PIANOS-Used small erands, S24I
ST, $4,000, PIANO MART, l01E
9TH ST. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT, at low month.
either Ta'es new or H sss1 1 nssd Hsa
Inc ehars. extra. PIANO MART.
1918 7th st. NV. lPhone ST. s.
$1,000 and 6l69 Lee Highway,
Arlington (Phone 536-682D.
PIANOS FOR RENT, for privat.
Rrands from So monthly up with
option to buy, All popular type
instruments either new or slikhtly
FOUR STORES, corner 18th and
@ SITS. NV. phone ST. 3-940OD,
Bailey's Cross Roads Shopping Cen
ter, Virginia tPhone 4S1-717D,
1882 oeorsia ave. Silver Sprine
(phone Ju. 5.l1O0. l04 William
q; Ftssd.eTTtieakY'bqrSI, Va ItphOn;
All stores. BAiley's Cross Roads
and Silver Spring stores open eve
nings.
PIANOS : SPECIAL PURCHASE,
full carload, Once q year only;
Full sS-note. beautifully desisntd
ESrlitIsE1 sgin - :or IG;y, TrS oss
s tISn' 7.sg Pm Alex. 5ssG ssS2 NJ. R v.r
non non ave XII. s.asS3: Congres-
slonai Plaza shopping ctr. Rock
VILE pike. HA. i-7420 IVA. snd
Nd. stores open daily I'll . pm.
except Saturday,
PIANO, Bradbury, splnet, used
KiTT's tWash.s LARGEST music
store. 1890 @ st. NV. RE. q
PIANOS, used erands, S5O5 and up.
USED console. S4S5. See our dis
play o. new pianos. S4y5 ana up
- CAMPBELL MUSIC CO,
1l0e q 81. NV. Dl. 7-S464
P1AN0S-Enrich your ehild's life
with . Gulbransen new Concord"
model. Olive your children the
richest Of gifts-the love and un-
derstanding Of music, unlike money
can never be lost or stolen II
grows with the years. But where
superior service follows.
PIANO a ORGAN Foundation. Inc.
500 S. Washinston, Alex. XII. 9-1S50
2 Blocks From Wilson Bridge
Open Mon. and Fri. Until Q PM.
PIANO, Kimball console. brown
mahog. Rebuilt and refinished by
professional teehnieians. BY appt.
only. JE. 10000 or CT. 6-7916.
PIANOS AND ORGANS
Rent q new Baldwin Acrosonic with
option to buy. Also good selection
OF both new and used pianos and
oisRiEL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
Sass All. BivG.. OBJ. 7 Cor, sss- 5000
VA Store Open Mon,
Thurs. Fri. til 2
PRINTING PRESS, Davidson 800.
Almost new. Excel. cond. Sub
stAntial discount. Can be seen rum
nine. 062-s472 call Mon.
RADIO AMATEURS. See ad under
Help Men, Radio Technicians.
RANQES-REcoND., guar, large
stock, best prices, all gases. ACME,
10l1 9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S952.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, cleo, s20 80 Up. AID. 2-2lOO
PEERLESS sALEs CO. 22S7 ca. Ave.
REFRlGERATORs, recond., guar,
bargains, S2995 up. Acme Stove.
l0l1 9TH st. NV. Ma. S-S9b2.
AEFRIGERATORs : Good as new.
0E. S39.95. Rebuilt 6E freessfs
also on sale. UNIVERSAL Co,
9TH and I SITS. NV. 462-0007.
REFRIGERATORs : Used. Quar-.
Credit. 1852 14th st. NV. tn. .
6141 Immediate delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BEAUTIFUL lb-hand black geld
old, sa7S. Over i i6.Rsnid soTrsii
Reldtng, green jumper, very gen.
tie. S.25. Blu. 3-2258 after 6.
sADDLEs--l new, used West
ern. new English, brides, blanket.
mise. tack. reas. 656-2252.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
FLAsTERINo REPAIRs. I'D and
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ADDING MACHINEs-Rsoond $50
up New Rem. Rand cleo, $40 sol
giu. tar LlssI. tfse,si5 D., allow Il !.
co o23 18th NV.
ADD. MACH, sise,, $50, subtract.
ual for SIS, OF. 7sOSis.
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IA , ;;sE sS| S H., S,! X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
ROOMS EuRNIsHED-N.W.

ACADIA LODGE. s32b 18th St.
Nicely furn., free TV, $1,000
wkly. Excel. transp. 265-S313,
ADJ STATE DEPT.-TV in room,
S14-S20. 2136 r NV. 33S-6274.
AIR CONDITIONED, single room
" Sith trs 1SssnsHlGRRN te oSfS eOny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
HELP DOMESTIC
BABY SITTER needed for chill
HOUsEKEEFER, small adult family.
motherly type. Refs. $50 mo. IA.

motherly type. Refs. $50 mo. IA.
p-2sp6.
MIDDLE-AGED refined woman 70
= SIN. child. for work mother
More for room and board than
salary. AP. 7-4967, after $50.
SLEEP IN, experienced, So day
week. salary open. Own room. Call
OIL. 2-9l00,
CoLoRED LADY 70 live in. Care
for children. no housework. SIS
mo. 547-i263.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07

PIANO, Bradbury, spinet, used
very little, looks and performs
ike a new piano, top value. S3H5.
KITS tWash.s largest music
store. 1890 @ st. NV. RE. e.
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t sftsEIl ~ D5 BSSAFISS
CHALFO NTE APIS.
APIS, unFURNIsHED-D. 0.
BEAUTY IN DESIGN
BEAUTY IN DESIGN
eCathedral

APARTMENTS, 4i0l Cathedral Avenue NV.
Washington's newest highrise luxury apartment
building 4. THE CATHEDRAL .. with It's sweep
ing cantilevered entrance the circular drive
way with dancing fountains and pools the
striking lobby, truly spacious living rooms with
balconies, floor-to-ceiling mosaic tiled showers,
mirror baths with large dressing vanitieS dream
kitchens with double ovens, dlshwashers and dis
posas, luxurious swimming pool and sun deck =.
individual room temperature controls. Garage
space available. This is the planning and design
that make The Cathedral WashingtonS most
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Effeeness -.-.-.-------..-a. y flifb0
Bedroom NlHnOO
Two BEDROOMS with Baths ----..--.... from sgpbQQ
Three Bedrooms with Baths from $4,000
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
prREcTIoNs gu, whecn,ih svsnus 10 Cathedral left
Cathedral 10 4ioi OR Massachusetts, 10 Wiz.
eonsin Wisconsin bear left Cathedral
and continue TO tl0i,
Resident Manaseri sbe.go23 -
Management by II. q. 6mithy Company, ST. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. Generators,
500 CUTTERS, rollers, etc. RENTAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
FARM AND GARDEN

BEST SERVICE. Top soil, fiji dirt
s sfSns AWNING siNTsHss Clssss ;slSTSsg' blue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Doos, PETS, ETC.

BAssET.REAGLE, . months old. ha,
TEMPORARY shots, Beautiful. $50.
Call 7Bs.22i2
CARlN atud, small tyne, dandy
puppies, aeottiea aoon ready. pOod
les Pekingese. cE, 6.ebbs,
DACHsHUND, smooth stand. black
and tan, female, born Jan IN,
lively, alert, has choice lineage
a bargain Al SIS, AID. e.4a62,
FRENCH POODLE, female. rests
ttIfd, gray, 10 wks. Call $50.
GERMAN SHEPHERD AT STuD.
Reasonable, Phone pg7s3e2s
oERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, Axe.
wks, 2 males. ! female. Tf2s
PoODLEs,, MIN, champion sired.
black m. and a. from too blood.
lines, , mo, 33Ts677a.
siAMEsE'ssalpoint Kittens. A males,
,iem,als Nks' With papers seb,
sIAMEsE KITTINs, lovely moth.
bred, litter rsr, s3S.Si es' INV
WANTED-out Of Aneriean's Aea
line, reg, female. bflndle toy nos.
ton terrier, screw lali nun, Call
~. s.54i3 aft. ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-05-07

PIANOS : SPECIAL PURCHASE,
Fa fasiSoS S SSs ee desi Sny
WprlitEsIr ,!spinets. l0:yr guar
tionsl. Dntn,. 1890 q st, NV,
RE. 7-o2i2i Alex. e62l Mt. YER
non ave, XII, S-ASS3; Congress
slonal Plaza shopping ctr. Rock
VILE pike. HA. i-7420 IVA. snd
Nd, stores open daily I'll . pm.
except Saturday,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ABLE DAYwoRKEn wants laun-
dry, TIM references, ~ and
eArefare. QUALITY, pia n Y. ave
NV, Df. 7.43p3,
kURoPEAN DoMEsTiCs. 1--we in
Cost, 800 wk. plus $500. Call for
apt. 70 review our many resumes
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
1107 Spring 81, 3. 81 ~. $4,000
ExPERT HOUSE CLEANING, floors
cleaned waved, painted or re-
finished, walls, windows, wood.
work. blinds cleaned, furniture and
fuaa Hhampooed, stoves cleaned
We 20 anywhere, la 6.S715
GIRL wishes babysitting lob and
Inv. NO. 7.2133
LADY. eolofsd, desires Eh.w. In
Wheaton ares, only on Thursday
Refs, 532-2ss4.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
Dresses by tll|
CAREFREE CoTToNS FOR b
800 and

Similar styles. 3-6xs APP and 3s99s See the new
skifed Styles uckef dresses. Jumpers with blouses Se1
deio scro,sofM See ihe luxury lookcffhe locqudFd q
soft pustes Pick print solid color or combinnfio
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
Big on wear, tiny price!
''B Casual saddle oxford

The secret is in the soles! Toe
10 heel Just one piece of
super-weor flexible vinYI that
stands up 10 miles of running,
skipping, Jumping! Softest
black leather uppers. Girls
sizes 8h-3. Bed widths.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

AII-oyer print gowns and poiomos with
rufled neck, yoke and flounce; border prints
with smoked yoke. Pastel colors. TO IA.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

Buy them at our special low price! "Ivrbo
Bulk" ShetIond-fype knit, with ribbon front.
White, red, blue. pink or yellow. Sizes "a.
sDuPonfs ocrylic fiber
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SUNDAY vi

No." In her new career as a marriage
broker, Mrs. Bronson molly Plconl lures
clients by promising to pair them off
with either Joan Crawford or Charles
Boyer
900 q BONANZA.
Western. / Hour. Color. "A Woman
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woman tRuta Leel, who Is almost hope
less alcoholic dereliet, to fight her way
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Special. / Hour. True story Of thera-
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Sundey Lissinss Cont. on Next Pose
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O MARK EVANS SHOW.

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800 @ FESTIVAL or ARTS.
Hour. Repeat Of last Wednesdays
show Robert and eaby casadesus in a
program Of Debussy.
a SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE.
Approximately Iva Hours "Ten Days
to Tulari" 1856. Sterling Hayden.
q THE Ed SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety. ! Hour. Guests: sid Caesar and
Broadway cast offer scenes from his hit
musical comedy, Little Me-" Others are
Paul Anka. Washington's Mark Russell.
MoFecambe and wise, and The Chad
The Nome nugget., 1963-01-11
w ANT ADS

FOUND: Brown trimmed glasses.
 Call at Nugget.