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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-17

jury room to begin Their investi-
cations. They were in session two
days. The full report is given below.
Oakland, Maryland
March IA, 1855
Neil c. Fraley. Judge
Members of the Grand Jury:
You have been chosen in the
manner prescribed by law. to serve
as Grand Jurors for the March,
1855 Term in the Circuit Court for
Garrett County. 1t is customary and
proper for the Court TO instruct
you briefly as to your duties as
such Jurors
Perhaps some of you have here
tofore served on the Grand Jury
and have knowledge of the proce-
dure followed in the performance
of your duties Others may be
serving for the first time and their
service will be a new experience
for them
The jury system as it is in effect
today was brought here by our
forefathers and was patterned after
the English system 1t has proved
to be the best method yet devised
in the administration of justice.
A Grand jury is an investigating
body and has very broad power
and authority to investigate and in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-17

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-03-17

Sen. Byrd declared the govern
ment was mortgaged to the hilt'
and could not afford to cut taxes
without cutting spending.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

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Evening star., 1955-11-27
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Evening star., 1955-10-17

schedule on . regular alternate
week basis confirms, for me any
way. the notion that Sunday
afternoon Is the most exhilerat-
ing and rewarding viewing day
Iof the week.
Other reasons for thinking so?
College Press Conference
(noon. WMAL-D. It could have
been another one Of those "an-
|niversary" celebrations. what
with the formation Of o special
panel Of children Of famous
people to ask the questions, but
the youngsters came through
|splendidly. Harold Stassen, who
found himself pinned to the wall
|on the question Of his possible
candidacy. win testify to that.
Omnibus a to $50. wToP-s).
! missed the first half -hour Of
this watching "Wide Wide
World" but got to Saroyan's boy
hood "reminiscences as he recalled
q wonderful moment with Q great
teacher. The second half, Leon
ard Bernstein's explanation of
what jazz means to him. was by
far the most articulate and fas-
cinating lecture on the subject
I've heard anywhere. Producer
Bob Saudek lent the noted COM
poser conductor invaluable as
sistance in the person Of musi-
clans who illustrated various
points. It was q show that should
be speedily processed as . film
package and sent out to music
teachers around the Nation for
their ediflcation and use. BeFn-
stein disposed Of the argument
that jazz is not art with what
appeared to me to be indisputable
logic. I've had the same feeling
butt didn't know why.
$50
Other fine afternoon shows? A
spirited session on Youth Wants
to Know" with Gen. Romulo,
Ambassador to the U. N. from the
Philippines; the Zoo Parade show
on which were run previews Of
the films made In Africa by Mar
lin Perkins, and an American
Inventory program dealing with
q father who tried to force his
son to become . lawyer. There
were other shows that ] didn't
see that must have been equally
good.
For one stay-at-home after.
noon. how can you top 1t?
Evening star., 1955-10-17

EZRA focused on the sure-footed
mules that carry sightseers to
o vantage point about 1000
| gocsepimples below. The San
Francisco cable cars looked
pretty scarey perched atop q
steep hill, but the camera inside
the car recording the descent
was unable to convey the proper
feeling Of vertigo.
There was q breathtaking shot
| of . crisp New England autumn
day. and an all too brief visit
to picturesque Gloucester. Mass.
that struck me as the programs
most effective and impressive
pictorial moments.
The Dallas Fair provided some
intriguing moments with citi-
zens. Texans. match. One was a
youngster standing by his Fair
entry: the other q cowboy ex-
pert at cutting young heifers out
|of q herd. And training horses
to accomplish same.
$50
Easily the most successful pop
ping Of young muscles was ac-
complished by the crew headed
by Washington's Charlie Jones
at the Florida underwater
springs. The quality Of the
camera work was excellent and
the ballet Il believe Dave Caro-
way called it Under Swan
Lake, was dramatically and
cleverly staged.
The part Of the show that
struck me as senseless was the
visit to the NBC newsroom,
where we heard q reporter effect
q two-way communication with
NBC reporters in London and
Tokyo. From here. however.
Wide Wide World skipped to .
rehearsal Of "Alice in Wonder
land" Coming up next Sunday !,
where we got q preview look Of
the British Alice, and the Music
Hall, with its world famous pre-
cision dancers.
Charles twin brother. Gene
Jones. was the associate pro-
ducer and. barring the fact that
young Campbell found Lake
Mead too choppy for q real try;
q few foggy views. and Q wander
ing stage hand or two. the sec-'
ond installment came OF hand
somely.
It's addition to the Sunday
Evening star., 1955-10-17

miss with its coaxial sweep from
the iyied walls Of Princeton to
the Grand Canyon. TO Lake Mead
where Donald Campbell prepped
his futuristic racing craft, to q
San Francisco cable car. to q
Texas State fair. to . Florida
underwater ballet. and. finally.
10 Radio City Music Hall.
It was exciting to watch and
to contemplate. not primarily
las q show, but as an indication
Of TVS staggering potential.
Evening star., 1955-10-17

At this stage Of the medium,
development. wide Wide
Worlds" picture tone poem Of q
day in August across the coun-
try would have to be properly
assessed as more Of . nexing Of
young muscles than anything
else.
80 80
The Grandest Of Canyons Is
an awesome sight. but it didn't
register that way until the CAM
Evening star., 1955-10-17
ON THE AIR
ON THE AIR
An indication Of TVS
Staggering Potential
Ry BERNIE HARRISON

The summers No show MICS wide Wide World" picked
yesterday right left owith dazzling technical
display Of the medium do provided network has II
cameras and 800 techncans handy.
And Dave Garroway. Of
Shakespeare Cantinhas In the frst
experimental effort the Commute progam could hardly
Evening star., 1955-10-17
Get more kinds Of clothes more thoroughly,
safely clean with Westinghouse
New Way
to WaSh'

Exclusive AsI-T Humble Action
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sures even, thorough agita-
ton. 1t fiushes. lifts, turns,
tumbles every piece of cloth
ing so times a minute! Agita-
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washbasket replace old-fash-
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agitator, clean more thor
oughly, eliminate wear and
tear. Makes rinsing more eff
cient, too--lifts clothes away
from dirty wash and rinse
water. Dirt stays out, never
drains through clothes.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

the mortgage would be in your
name even though you've sold
the home. the foreclosure would
be against you. So. If the pro-
ceeds of the sale resulting from
the foreclosure don't cover the
amount of the CT loan that's
still to be paid, the difference
may remain as a debt against
you.
In some areas, ycu could be
the victim of this set Of circum-
stances without having any sd-
vance notice. This would be in
States where foreclosure may
take place without notice being
given directly to you
If you do sell your home with
your CT loan intact, there are a
few precautions you should take.
First, you should keep the
holder of your mortgage and the
Veterans Administration advised
of your whereabouts. Second,
you should ask to be notified if
the man VINO bought your house
defaults.
With these precautions. the
VA viii let you know when it
learns that the loan is in serious
default or in danger of foreclo-
sure. This will give YOU a chance
to talk to the mortgage holder
and the owner of the property.
In some cases, you might be
able to get the title back from
Evening star., 1955-05-31

the owner and either sell the
property tc cover the unpaid
balance or rent it for enough to
cover the loan payments.
Advice and help from the
nearest VA ree4C4. once will pe
given on request if you're faced
with the problem of foreclosure
in a case of this kind
Naturally, the VA which guar
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Academy Confers Awards
On 700 Midshipmen

ANNAPOLIS, May 81 R.-
The Naval Academy conferred
athletic and other awards on
more than TOO midshipmen to-
day as 1t resumed June Week
activities after the holiday week
end.
A total Of 266 varsity IN"
letters were passed out for par
ticipation in academy sports,
and the 38 members of the 1855
Sugar Bowl football squad re-
ceived special blankets honoring
them as champions of the post
season classic at New Orleans.
It was Navy's first bowl team
in 80 years and the Middies
beat Mississippi 21-0.
Numerous otl.er awards. GER
tificates and prizes went for
other xtra-curricular activities
in the ontes held in
Thompson Stadium.
StalIman Named
Over the week end it was an
nounced that the honor man Of
the class is Thomas F. Stallrnan
of Rochester, N. Y.
TIE top athletic awards went to
basketball and baseball star Ken
McCally, football and wrestling
star Joe Gattuso and wrestler
Pete Blair, al members of the
740-man graduating class.
Mr.. McCally, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther H. McCally of Mans
field, Ohio, received the Naval
Academy Athletic Association
sword as the midshipman grad
uate who has personally ex-
celled in athletics during his
years of va, sity competition,
Mr.. McCally also received the
Charles Evans McDonough Me-
mortal Basketball Cup as the
outstanding player of the sea-
son.
Mr.. Gattuso and Mr., Blair
shared tie Thompson Trophy as
1nidshipmen who did the most
during the year for the promo
ton Of athletics at the Naval
Academy.
Mr.. Gattuso, son of Andrew
GattuSo, ClarksLJro N. j., also
received the Weems Wrestling
Award as the midshipman who
demonstrated in the highest de-
gree the qualities OF aggressive
ness, determination. sportsman
ship and team spirit"
Wrestling Champ
Mr.. Blair, son of Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Leon N. Blair of Wau-
kegan. ILL.,, has been national
intercollegiate wrestling cham
pion at Navy the past two years.
Phil Monahan. captain of the
Navy football team, who was
sidelined most of the season
with injuries, received the Cooke
Memorial Football Award for
outstanding character and lead
ership in promoting team spirit
within the varsity squad.
a total of % special awards
such as these were among hose
presented by Rear Adm. Walter
F. Boone, academy superin-
tendent, with the assistance Of
Capt. r. T. S. Keith. COM
mandant of midshipmen, and C.
Elliott Loughlin, director of
physical education.
The awards ceremonies
launched full day of activity
for the 3,400-man brigade of
midshipmen. Also scheduled
were a dress parade late today, a
Evening star., 1955-05-31

antees OF loans is going to try
to prevent any default because
the VA has to pay the holder of
the mortgage for the guaranteed
portion Of the debt. You'll then
owe the Government the net
amount of that payment, plus
interest.
(From AP News seatures)
Evening star., 1955-05-31
New British Clocks
Are Highly Accurate

LONDON.-A British firm Is
manufactur .lg electronic quartz
crystal clocks with margins of
error of only one second in from
three to 10 years-a chronome-
tr;cal accuracy thought to be
unequaled by any other vime-
keeping device in the world.
The Post Office produced the
original design for the clocks.
They are in use by the Royal
Observatory the National Physi-
cal Laboratories, and similar
agencies overseas.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
Precision Industries
In Germany BOOMING

BONN, Germany.-The optical
and precision industries of West
ern Germany, operating ct pres
ent some $50 plants with 10000
employees, increased their VOL
ume of business 'ast year by al
most $40,0o0,0o0-to $373,O0O,-
900.
Exports rose $25, ,Q00,0C0,
reaching $162,000,O00. The
U~ited States was the best Gus
toner.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
VETERANS
AND DRAFTEES
By MAI. THOMAS M. NAL

Here's a tip for veterans who
plan to sell a home they bought
with a CT loan:
Make sure that your interests
are protected by insisting that
the buyer pay cash or arrange
for a loan in his own name.
But in taking this advice you
may have to face an extremely
practical problem. You may not
be able to sell tfs home as easily
without the CT loan on it. The
CT interest rate is attractive to
a lot of prospective buyers be-
cause it's frequently lower than
interest charged Ior other types
of loans.
The reason for not selling your
home with your GI mortgage is
simple. If you do 50, you run the
risk of later having to pay ell
o. part Of the debt which could
result from a default by the new
owner.
For example, suppose the man
to whom you sell your home
fails IL keep up TIE mortgage
payments. Tfa holder of the CT
mortgage can foreclose. Because
Evening star., 1955-05-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
Are you a
delinquent parent?

The main cause Of juvenile
delinquency, says Bishop Full
ton ]. Sheen, sis delinquent
parents. "
In june Readers Digest, the
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why your children's behavior
greatly depends on your be-
havior;tells three ways youmay
unwittingly warp their future.
Get June Readers Digest to-
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Evening star., 1955-05-31
Army Saddle Maker
To Hold On to Reins

FORT CARSON, Colo. (Pl.-
Master Sgt. Vaughn E. Jones,
probably the last master saddle
maker in the Army, is due for
retirement soon after almost 20
years work for the cavalry.
In 1850 the Army closed the
last saddle-making school at
Fort Riley. Kans., and Sergt
Jones started caring for modern
machine guns and recoilless
rifles.
But the 40-year-old soldier
says he will open a saddle shop
as soon as he's a civilian. .
Evening star., 1955-05-31

garden pa. ~ by the superin-
tendent for members of the
graduating class Ind two dances
tonight.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
It's q fvture-fashioned beauty
Most distinctive at any price!

Style-conscious motorists turn to Pontiac for
true Tomorrow design, beautifully
different from any other car. Exclusive Vogue
Two-Tone styling and Twin-Streaked hood
added to the smartness Of low, rakish lines
produce the industry's highest recognition
value"- give you car that you know will be
prideful possession for years.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
H. finest AIR CONDITIONING on WHEELS.

y. Eliminates need for unsightly outside air scoops
and view blocking ducts inside the car.
8. Designed exclusively for Pontiacs thereby guar
anteeing greater comfort and performance
9. Delivers equally cool, comfortable motoring for
both front and rear seat passengers
10. Controls exceedingly easy to operate.
H. Delivers COOL de-humidiied air Immediately
when you turn on the controls
Evening star., 1955-05-31

z Directs cooling blasts of air exactly where you
want them by means of unique Quoting system.
A. Offers complete comfort under wide range of
temperature and humidity conditions.
Z. Filters dust, pollen and tobacco smoke from
air, removes harmful and annoying particles.
4. Is completely installed up front leaving all
valuable trunk space free.
Evening star., 1955-05-31

lis q 200-horsepower performer
Most powerful at its price!
AS the only car with the Strato-Streak VS.,
Pontiac has big performance advantage over
other cars This newest and most efficient V-8
enables Pontiac to provide more power than
any car has ever delivered at Pontiac's price
a full 200 horsepower with the four-barrel
carburetor plus the greatest record for
thrift and reliability in all Pontiac history.
Extra cost option: $50 HI standard.
Evening star., 1955-05-31
IFS q kins-sized luxury car -
Biggest at its price!

Big America land of vast distances, home of
large families, naturally calls for big, roomy
car. Here it is: A car with 122" or l24" wheel
base-longest in its price field, even longer
than some models in the top price range-and
with true big-car stability to match. Luxury is
in key. For quality of fabrics and appointments,
Pontiac compares with the costiest cars.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
Basketball Games Resume
Tonight At School Gym

This evening at pm. at the
school gym the second half play
of the Base-City league will get
under way with the first-half
champion Army Bruins playing
the Nome Merchants.
The $3.50 the second game will
see the Nome High Nanooks meet
ing the Air Force Jets.
All the teams have been anx-
iously waiting to get back on the
court after the tWo-week holiday
rest. Clean, fast and exciting bas-
ketball is the by-word for the
evening Come and enjoy the
games!
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
Ray Tveter and Family
To Make Home
In Anchorage

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tveter have
been transferred to Anchorage.
They plan to leave next week
with their four children to make
their home there.
The Tveter family has been
active in community affairs and
have given much Of their time to
activities of the Community Meth
odist Church. where Mr.. Tveter
has been superintendent of the
Sunday School and a member of
the choir. Mrs. Tveter is past
president Of the Women's Society,
and past president Of the Home
Arts Club.
Mr.. Tveter, who has been in
charge of the Nome Federal Jail,
will continue his work with the
Federal Prison Camp in Anchor
age.
The Tveter home has been sold
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hahn.
Bon Davis, who has been here
about a year, will take over Mr..
Tveter's duties at the Federal
Jail.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
McCafferty Funeral
Will Be Held Saturday
From Covenant Church

Julia McCafferty, widow of the
late Andrew McCafferty, who was
killed last week when his plane
crashed and burned near Bluff,
arrived from Moses Point for the
funeral which is being held to-
morrow at 2 pm. from the Cove
nant Church with Rev. Don
Bruckner, Civil Air Patrol chap
lain, conducting the services.
Arriving for the funeral also
was McCafferty's 19-year-old son,
Mischa.
Also surviving are eight chill
dren, three of whom are at the
Mt. Edgecumbe school, sister at
Elm, two brothers at Sitka, and
two grandchildren who are twins.
Burial will be at the Belmont
Point cemetery.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST
COmpiled by the

Compiled by the
US. Dept of Commerce Weather Bureau
Generally fair with continued
cold tonight and Saturday. Lowest
temperature expected tonight 20,
highest Saturday 10.
Last "a hours as of 7 am: High
temperature 8, low FL. Max.
wind ID miles an hour from the
east. Sunrise $50 am, sunset
2:26 pm.
Temperatures year ago today:
high -21, low -27. Extremes this
date since LOT: high 46 in 1912,
low -37 in 1882.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
RONALD SENUNGETUK WITH
3rd ARMORED DIVISION

Ronald Senungetuk, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk, is
now with the 3rd Armored Divi-
sion at Fort Knox, KY, and has
completed the eight weeks of
Army basic combat training.
During this time he attended
classes on basic military subjects
and was trained in the fundamen-
tails of combat, including the fir
ing of basic weapons.
Following a short leave he will
receive additional specialized
training before permanent assign
ment to an Army unit.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
SENATORS JONES AND LYING
FETE PIONEERS BEFORE
LEAVING FOR JUNEAU

Sens. Charles Jones and How
ard Lying entertained the men,
bers of Pioneer Igloo No. / with
refreshments last Wednesday eve
ming following the business meet
ing.
Lying left yesterday with Pan
American for the meeting of the
Legislature which convenes Jan.
"a and Jones is scheduled to leave
soon.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
RITA HARPER TO RETURN
FROM VACATION IN SPRING

Rita Harper, who retired from
business last fall, having sold the
Nome Motor Co., left yesterday
for the States on an extended va
cation but stated she plans to re-
turn home to Nome in the spring.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
GENE JOINER IN ORIENT
VISITING JADE CENTERS

Gene Joiner, well known bush
pilot and jade mining man, is in
the Orient studying marketing
methods in the foremost jade CEN
tiers of the world.
He passed through Japan re-
Gently and plans to continue on
through other parts of Asia and
Europe noted for jade work be-
fore returning to Alaska.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
PAN AMERICAN ANYWAYS

Arriving yesterday with PAA
were: Father Neil Murphy, Geo.
Bayer, Tommy Boucher, Graham
Mathis, Jim Crawford, Pearse
Walsh, Bell Buzard.
Outgoing passengers were: Rita
Harper, Howard Lying, Eugene
Eubank, Shirley Goedde and chill
dren, Sadie Bell, Jean Galley.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
EARLY MORNING ALARM

The fire department was called
to the Pan American Anyways Of
flee early this morning on call
from the upstairs apartment oc-
cupied by Mrs. SANDY" Saunders
who smelled smoke
The cause Of the trouble was
the motor Of the teletype machine.
No damage was done
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
WIEN ArRLINES

From KotZebue: George Miller.
To Fairbanks: James Sutton
Rotarians enjoyed a question
and-answer discussion on current
world problems as presented by
the program committee at the
Thursday noon luncheon.
Rev. Robert Ravens was guest
at the luncheon.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Moses Point: Flora Muir
ray, Julia McCafferty, Mischa Nc
Cafferty.
From Anchorage: Sgt Franklin
Luce, Pfc. Douglas Medley.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
Daughter. Nancy Jean, Born To
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold

MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold are
the parents of daughter, Nancy
Jean, born this morning at the
hospital and weighing pounds
4 ounces.
Wilbur Arnold is in charge of
the mechanical department of
Morgan and Sons garage. Three
brothers and a sister are await
ing to welcome the baby home.
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT
Frank Lilies was bound over to
the Grand Jury this morning for
issuing checks without funds.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07

FRESH TROUT AT US. NERO
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07

FOUND-Yale key and Kardex
key. Also several small keys on
ring. Call at Nugget.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
N O T I cE

The meeting of the WSCS
scheduled to be held at the home
of Mrs. Ray Tveter. will be held
al the residence of Esther Mccoy
tonight AT pm. instead.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
SHEEFISH AT US. NERO


The Pioneer Women. Auxiliary
No. /. cordially invite members of
Pioneer Igloo No. TO combined
installation ceremony TO be fol-
lowed by entertainment and re-
freshments on Saturday. Jan. 8.
al 500 pm.
Members of pioneer families.
escorts of pioneers and their lady
friends are included.
3 Betty Walsh. President
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-07
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Lois Sagoonik, Herb
FL Miller, Mrs. Wilbur
Arnold.
Discharged: Bessie Estep.