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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
Y. C. STATE STILL SECOND
Dons Far Aheod in Poll ;
lCoIonioIs Jump to llth

/ Virginia. The Wolfpack meets
lfifth-ranked Brigham Young to-
morrow and Thursday. Utah
so. holding the No. 3 rating,
heads a four-team field In the
Kentucky Invitational tourney
that starts tonight. The Utes
Itangle with fourth ranked Day
ton in their opening round game.
Dayton (6-0) and Brigham
Young 600 both advanced
three places. The Ohio Flyers,
seventh a week ago. turned back
Idaho and Cincinnati, while the
Cougars. in moving up from
eighth, turned back Colorado
twice.
North Carolina t6-0l enjoyed
the biggest climb of the week.
jumping from 10th to sixth
thanks to conquests of Alabama
land Maryland. Holy Cross $50
climbed three notches to seventh.
but the Crusaders bowed to
Alabama, 1894. last night.
Vanderbilt Moves Up
Vanderbilt (4-0}, No. 8, went
up one place, while ninth-rated
Kentucky (4-1) advanced from
18th. Iowa GID, fourth a week
ago. skidded to 10th after losing
to Colorado.
Alabama and Duquesne ex-
Iperienced the steepest declines
of the week. The Crimson Tide,
fifth last week. succumbed to
North Carolina and st. Johns OF
Brooklyn to tumble into 18th
place. The Iron Dukes met de-
feat at the hands of DePaul and
Marquette in the DePaul tourney
and as a result fell from sixth
/ to Goth.
Top 10 teams with won
lost records through Saturdays
games and first place votes in
parentheses points on 1898
I7-6-5-4-3-2-l baSiS):
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

Kentucky wesleyan received two firsi
Mace Yntes and LnuiSYilie onel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20

AIobomo Awoits Tourney After Upset
Of Holy Cross. Pose CD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
~ the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS. --Willie Pastrano
1855, New Orleans, outpointed Rex Layne
2Osh, Lewiston. Utah 1O).
NEW YORK.--Gene PORTER, 1904
Niagara Falls. N Y, fought a draw
with Carmine Fiore, 149h, Brooklyn n0l
sYDNEY.-.Kevin James. 117M, Au
etralia,. outpointed BODY Sim. 117h
Australia u0J.
TOKYO.--Mitoshl Misako, 1f1N
Japan. outpointed Takeshi Yamaguchi
liz, Japan (10).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-20
Pierce's ERA Of 1.o7
Best in Al in 9 Years
NASHUA GETS 100, SWAPS 12o
FOR SANTA ANITA HANDICAP

ARCADIA. Calf, Dec 20 QP9-Nashua was assigned
top weight of 100 pounds and California Swaps 29 for
the 10Th running Of the Santa Handicap February 25
The weights were announced today by Racing Secre-
tary Jimmy Klroe.
Social Outcast owned by Alfred Vanderbilt drew 1914
and Maine Chance Farms Jet Action 1923 the same weight
assigned Nine Leon Volterras Mistralor French star
that leaves Saturday by air for Santa Anita
The winter season at Santa Anita opens Monday.
Evening star., 1955-03-06

with perpetual Dote g Amount Bonk.
25e doy automatically keeps Colendor
up TO dote. Also totols omouNt soved
Forces you TO sove q quorteT every doy.
or dots won't ehonee. Automatic sover
for gifts. voeotions. time poyments. etc.
Use yeor otter yeor. Stod sowing right
owoy. Order severed. Reg. $3.50. Nov
only $l99 ppd. Moil Gosh. check or
money order TO LeeCRAFT. Dept. WS.
300 Albony Ave. Brooklyn -. NY.
Money book in 10 doys Il not delighted.
Evening star., 1955-03-06

One two models employed year round Donno doubles office
work when things sock but its mostly dressing routine
DONNA LEE IS regular bathing suit model who doubles
~ secretary switchboard operator during slack
when fewer prospective buyers around This COM
pcaton of the clothes she would ordinarily
modelling Donna went through dozens
quick changes daily until she got tired of it all and decided
all work bathing suit Her boss at New York
bathing said all right with him if it
right with He didn't mind debating letters to SWIM
sut-clad secretary long Donna didn't catch cold
Recently married to Army lieutenant who is studying
psychology Columbia University Donna TO- to New York
recently from Duluth Mimi Evenings she takes college
we'll doing housekeeping cooking and sewing With
IS hips and weighing 12l pounds Donna
perfect proportions for bathing suit modelling She
but would be happier the buyers didn't keep
comparing Iolobrigda. Shed much rather be
plain Robert her real married name.
Evening star., 1955-03-06
Doctors PROVE AydS Best
and Safest in Tests on 2Ao
Overweight Women and Menl

Ayds users lose almost twice as many
pounds! In a well-known New England
clinic, doctors tested four different reduc-
ing methods: bulk waters, lozenges, pills
- and modern AYDs. The 240 men and
women who participated were tested under
carefully controlled clinical conditions.
Those who took A7Ds averaged the greatest
,oeight loss-almost tWice as many pounds
as the second product! Not only that
people who took AYDs had no nervousness,
sleeplessness, or unpleasant ''side effects!
An actual reprint of this Medical Report
will be sent to your physician at his re-
quest He should write: CAMPANA, Box
MD, Batavia, Illinois.
Evening star., 1955-03-06

No Drugs or Diet-No "Hunger Pangs"!
It's easy! With AYDs, you lose weight the
way Nature intended you to. Taken before
meals as directed, this delicious low-calorie
candy enriched with health-giving vita
minis and minerals-curbs your craving for
faitening foods. Yet you eat all you want.
"Hunger pangs" don't bother you! So
without irritating self-denial, you auto
matically eat less and lose weight naturally,
safely, quickly. You're Simmer, lovelier
in a few short weeks!
Guaranteed TO Work for You!
Many AyDs users-with their very first box
happily report losing up to ten pounds or
more. In fact, with the easy AYDs Reducing
Plan, you must lose weight with your first
box (s2.98), or your money back. At all
leading drug and department stores.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

fioated down about 1000 feet TO
an easy landing In the snow.
The temperature hovered near
sero.
There were q total Of only
seven minor casualties out Of
approximately 1900 Jumpers
sprains. minor fractures. moth
ing serious.
One trooper. Pvt. Walter Z.
Arion, had the closest call. His
static cord broke and he plum
meted to within $50 feet Of the
frozen ground before his emer-
gency chute streamed out. It
opened just enough to break his
fall. He was unhIrt.
Asked when he first realized
his chute hadn't opened. Pvt.
Arion replied; Man, when /
began passing my buddies who
had jumped ahead Of me.
brother. I knew something was
wrong. So =. I just pulled my
emergency, closed my eyes and
prayed a little"
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Free Speech Ruling
Clears Airmun Who
Sought a Date
BY me Associated Press

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Jan, o.
When Air Force Sergt James
Wesley asked Miss Bonnie Baird
for a date on a downtown street,
she had him charged with dis
orderly conduct.
But Municipal Judge Berry ].
Sisk ruled yesterday that the 26-.
year-old airman's fright Of free
speech" was violated.
In dismissing the charge.
Judge Sisk held that an old
Sioux City ordinance which pro-
hibits men from trying to make
the acquaintance of women In
public places was unconstitu-
tional.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
College Panel Here
Rates Liberal Arfs
AS Best for Women

A group of educators from 10
States and the District agreed
yesterday that liberal educa-
tion, rather than specialized
training. offers the best means
of helping women to achieve the
goals of higher education.
The group also agreed that
these goals cover the three fields
Of home. career and community
service.
Or. Esther Lloyd-Jones, pro-
lessor of education at Columbia
University, stressed the need for
college and university courses
that will help women solve prob
lens by teaching them to see
what the problems are.
The conclusions were reached
In the summary Of two-day
conference held at headquarters
or the American Association OF
University Women. It was spon-
sored jointly by the AAUW and
the Middle States Association OF
Colleges and Secondary Schools.
DR.. Hurst r. Anderson, presi-
dent of American University,
said it is not the responsibility OF
Higher education to teach women
to earn dollars but to give them
training that win help them
reach q creative way of life.
sixty educators, including 10
men. participated in the confer
ence. Eleven college presidents
and 10 deans were in the group.
Or. Meribeth E. Cameron. aca-
defnic dean Of Mount Holyoke
College, was conference chair
man.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
A.Q5 BeI-Air Muslin
Mattress Covers
! s,,e. - eo.

Made Of sturdy unbleached muslin with easy
sliding Upper closure. sanforized (residual
shrinkage less than 1qo) for permanent fit. Reg
ular size, full or twin; box spring. full or twin;
form rubber mattress size full or twin.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
fchutists in Alaskan Operation
Leap With 125 Pounds Of Gear

gage stacked along the walls Of
the plane, with q small face peer
ing from each pile.
We had been flying through
the dreary sky about 20 minutes
when we suddenly got our jump
warning.
Two doors on the rear Of the
plane dropped open and 3 vast
expanse of the Alaska wilderness.
frozen, white and silent. appeared
below.
Capt. Robert o. Sweet Of Bel
mont. Mass, the leader Of my
side Of the plane. shouted stand
up and hook up"
We got to our feet and hooked
our parachute cords to the wire
above US. Red lights flashed
above the open doors. They
beckoned us to jump.
Capt. Sweet and the leader Of
the second row, Capt. Harry T.
Davis Of Del Ray, Fla. turned
to the open doors without a word
and, in an instant. were tumbling
into the void.
The planes interior was filled
with shouts Of: Lets CO."
And go we did. The long rows
melted through the door. I fol-
lowed Cpl. william G. Fisher of
Bloomington. Ill.,. into the numb-
ing air.
It seemed that my chute blos-
somed almost Immediately. ]
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Remember that CATARACT
is the major cause Of blindness
among older people. 1t results
from clouding of the lens Of
the eye.
Suspect cataract If you have
blurred vision, If lights seem
double. or if objects appear
with a piece missing.
The one effective treatment
for cataract is surgery. This
is not considered a dangerous
operation and it is almost all
ways successful in restoring
sight. For more information
about cataract, write or phone
the Prevention of Blindness
Society, 839 nth street NV.
Republic 7-8058, for a free
pamphlet or personal COUNSEL
ling.
Prepared by the Committee on The
Aging. United Community Service.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Can Liner Of Paper
Will Hold 40 Pounds

HARTFORD Gonna Hart
ford concern has developed a
paper garbage-can liner designed
to hold 40 pounds of refuse, even
when soaking wet.
The two-ply, 34-inch bag
achieves its wet strength through
use of melamine resin. a chemi-
cal compound that binds paper
fibers together like mortar binds
bricks.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Atomic Congress Rules
Seen Restricting Reds
By The Assoeiaisd Press

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Jan.
29.--Dr. /. /. Rabi, United States
atomic scientist, said today rules
adopted for the worlds first
atomic congress in Geneva next
August will prevent Soviet RUS
sia from turning it into a po-
litical forum, or a center for
bargaining on a United States
sponsored international atomic
agency.
The rules were approved by q
panel of seven scientists set up
to advise U. N. Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold on running
the congress. DR.. Rabi was the
United States member of the
panel. Only D. v. Skobeltsyn,
Soviet member, opposed the
other scientists on this score. DR..
Rabf indicated at a news con-
ference.
DR.. Rabl SAID IN answer 10
questions he is confident the
congress will develop important
advances in the atoms for peace
field proposed by President Els
enhower. The United States win
learn as well as teach at the
Congress, he added.
He said the long agenda
ranged in a thorough manner
over not only the technical as
poets of atomic power and aid
In medicine and farming, but
also over the economic, raw ma
terials, cultural and educationa'
phases.
Mr.. Hammarskjold will an
Iaounce next week the agenda
and the list Of 81 countries in
vited.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
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pereuIe Contour Sheets
T,cin Sise 0o
TOP or Bottom M~ ~ ~
Tscin Size
Top or Bottom

Lovely colored Pacific contour sheets for just
a little more than you pay for white sheets
during our January White Sale. And they're
smoothly woven of 180-count percale yarns
that assure YOU years of service. In Green
Rose-Pink, Maize, Blue or Lilac
Full size Top or bottom pereols contour sheets.
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Evening star., 1955-01-30
Plum Costs Him $40

HELENA. Mont. tR.-Albert L.
Foster. 81. took a bite out OF a
plum while driving decided he
did not like II and-without
looking-tossed it out The plum
spattered against the windshield
OF q car driven by Montana
Highway Patrolman Ernie De-
Dycker. CHARGED with dumping
garbage on q public highway
Foster forfeited a $40 court ap-
pearance bond.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Q.05 Wedding Ring
Chenille Spreads
Twin or
Full Siss

These spreads are woven of the finest chenille
yarns in the lovely wedding ring pattern that
harmonizes with any decor. In White, 1t. Blue,
Dusty Rose, Shell Pink, Yellow or Green.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
20e Common Fringed
Fil,gerfip Towels
5 Tor 100

Use them as guest towels washcloths, scarfs or as
place mats Come in full range Of Cannon
"Carefree" towel colors. Buy now at this low
January sales price!
Evening star., 1955-01-30
CIV Students to Register
-APP Photo.

George Washington University
win register students for the
spring term Thursday and Fri
day at 202s G. street NV. Law
students win register at 720
Twentieth street NV. Glasses
begin February Z.
Evening star., 1955-01-30
Dy Robert II. Sinclair

OF ne FAIRBANKS Daily News Miner
TALKEETNA. Alaska. Jan. 20
.tR.-When you parachute into
40 inches Of snow 1t has the
sound of q nice. soft plump"
At least. that's the way It
sounded to me when I hit the
snow with paratroopers Of the
Reporter Sinclair, former Army pofo-
trooper, was given special permission
BY the Air Force and the Army TO
jump with troops on Operation
Saowbird."
503d Airborne Regiment from
Ft. Campbell. KY, after floating
to earth in the eerie. half-light
of mid-winter Alaska yesterday,
Each Of US who jumped car
ried more than 125 pounds OF
equipment. Each man was pro-
vided with the things needed to
live one week in this snow bound
wilderness without danger even
at temperatures 50 degrees below
zero or more.
When we took of from Elmen-
dorf Air Force Base near
Anchorage in a GLIB Flying
Boxcar, there were 80 of Us
aboard, facing each other along
the two walls of the cavernous
fuselage.
But the paratroopers didn't
look like people. It looked like
there were 80 neat piles Of bag
Evening star., 1955-01-30
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1t. Blue Grey, Azalea, Sunflower, White,
Brown or Spruce Green.
Matching Hand Towels. 59c Wosh Cloths. 29e
'puPont PoEyester
Evening star., 1955-01-30
20 Funey Printed
Muslin Pillow Gases
Z for 100

Save 5Sc on each pair Of these fancy printed pill
low cases you buy during our January White
Sale! Made of long-wearing muslin printed with
dainty designs in your choice Of colors 42x36' size
Evening star., 1955-01-30

Subs Garry No Doctors
NEW LONDON, Conn. - Sub
marines. which have a crew COM
plement Of about 80, do not
carry doctors.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
FavOrs Continuing
Education Rights
For Servicemen

WASHINGTON, R-The White
House said Thursday that Presi-
dent Eisenhower is very much in
favor" Of pending legislation to
let service men continue to build
up CT education rights if they
are in service by the end of this
month.
On Jan. | the President signed
an executive order which ter
minated all such rights as Of the
end of this month. Under that
order, men already in the service
by that date are entitled to school
ing rights accrued before that
time, but are not permitted to
build up additional rights.
James G. Hagerty, White House
press secretary, was asked whe-
ther the President would support
bills already introduced in Con-
gresS to permit Servlcemen to con-
tinue to build up school rights
if they are in service before
Feb. l.
''The President believes it
would be unfair to take that
schooling accrua1 rights away
firm men already in SERVICE" Hag-
erty said.
Hagerty added the President
had no alternative but to ter
inmate such accrual rights in his
executive order. He said continu-
alton of the rights would require
legislation.
A bill to continue schooling
rights for men already in service
by the end of January appears
ticketed as one of the first items
to be passed by the new Congress.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14

Foundation reports. Scientists
are analyZing data on case rates
among different population
groups, but have not come up
with any answers as yet. Among
"gueSstimateS" advanced is that
improvements in sanitation
among rural communities may
have reduced silent" infections
in infancy, which are believed
to give natural long-term i'm
munity.
Whatever the cause, more and
more small communities are
seeing at first hand how their
March of Dimes contributions
aid polio patients. This may be
one reason why such areas lead
the honor roll in per capita Civ
ing to the March of Dimes.
Some of the records set in
1854 by counties with popula-
ton under $4,000 were Alpine,
Calf, where residents gave an
average of $4.16 per person;
Pulaski, Mo, where citizens av-
eraged 1915 each; Mineral, New,
with 1892 rer capita, and jeff
Davis, Tex, with 1922 per per-
son.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14

show the average annual
polio attack rate in counties
with a population of under
$4,000 to be 27.4 cases per
100000 people, while the
average annual rate in coun-
ties of $4,000 or larger was
$40 cases per 100000 popula-
ton.
Final incidence figures for
1853 show the average annual
attack rate for the entire United
States was 22.3 cases per 1907
600 population. They also show
unusually high attack rates in
many small counties. Here are
examples of high incidence
counties in the $500 to $4,000
population range. (Figure fol-
lowing the county is the num-
Der of times its attack rate ex-
ceeded the national average):
Golden Valley, N. d., 13;
Washington, Va, 8; Polk, Wis,
8; Avery, N. c., s; Pope, Mimi,
q; Schuyler, N. ", 2; Del N0rte,
Calf, S; and Richland, Va, 4.
No one knows just why this
pattern exists, the National
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
Anchorage Mining Firm
To Be Taken Over
BY Canadian Company

TORONTO, R - BrewiS Red
Lake Mines Ltd, announced Wed
nesday shareholders of the COM
pany will be asked at a meeting
here JAM 81 to approve amalga-
nation with DeCoursey Mountain
Mining Co. Inc, of Anchorage.
BrewiS officials at the COM
pany's head office here said they
plan to operate the DeCoursey
firm as a wholly-owned subsid-
larry. The DeCoursey properties,
on the Kuskokwim River in AL
aska, have produced more than
100000 pounds of mercury.
The name of the Brewis COM
pany is to be changed to DeCour-
sey-Brewis Minerals Limited and
the company will concentrate its
main activities on the mercury
properties.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
Private DC-3 Collides
With TWA Skyliner
Killing Is Persons

BURLINGTON, KY, R-Grim
wreckage resting in snowy Ken
lucky hills was all that remained
today of a two-plane crash that
killed is persons and left no sur
vivors.
Poking at reasons for the ira
gedy, a CAA official said the
pilot Of the private DC-3 plane
did not file a flight plan. 1t was
in a collision with a TWA air
linre, a Martin Skyliner.
The airliner was bound from
Cincinnati to Dayton and Cleve-
land, with 10 passengers and a
crew Of three. All Is were killed
with two others aboard the DC-3
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
N o T ICE

Pursuant to an order of court
entered on the 2sth day of Decem-
Der. AID. 1854. notice is hereby
given that general term of the
District Court. Second Division.
District of Alaska. will be held in
the Court House at Nome in said
district and division. commencing
at the hour of 10 o'clock AM. on
Tuesday. February i. 1855. and to
continue thereafter according TO
the further orders of the court.
Given under my hand and with
the courts seal affixed this 29th
day of December. AID. 1854.
Norvin w. Lewis.
Clerk of the United States
District Court for the Dis
trict of Alaska. End Division.
Publ. Jan. z, IA, 81, %, 1855.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
Coyote Attacks Woman
I'm Oklahoma City
OKLAHOMA CITY, R- Cor

mack P. Hearn, employed at
Tinker Air Force Base here,
thought his wife was kidding
when she telephoned him at
work and said frantically:
1--WE been attacked by wolf. =
Hearn hurried home. His wife
was telling the truth-at least
basically He found a coyote in
his front yard.
He killed the vicious animal
with shotgun borrowed from q
neighbor. His wife then related
she went outside to investigate
a noise like an animal and was
attacked and bitten on the leg.
The wound was not serious but
required that Mrs. Hearn start
anti-rabies shots.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
Friday. January IA. 1855

Statisticians indicate that us.
Army drivers probably will have
good driving record during Ex-
ercise Snowbird, being held in
Alaska Jan. 13-Feb. Is. Last Feb.
during Alaska's Exercise North
Star, the records show that Army
motor vehicle accident rate was
.33 per 100000 miles driven. To-
tai miles driven during the exer-
else was 30O,666, with one motor
vehicle accident.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
CARLSBAD EAGLES MAKE
KAMIKAZE ATTACKS ON
AUTOMOBILE AND BUS

CARLSBAD, NM, Up - The
eagles around here apparently
have declared war.
Louis Panoz says one Of the
big birds dive-bombed his car as
he drove to Carlsbad .Caverns. 1t
was a suicide attack.
Last week another eagle ram
med through the windshield of a
bus. Two passengers were treat
ed for minor injuries. That also
was a kamikaze attack.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14

Centuries ago the drinking of
animals milk by small children
was frowned upon by many ply
sicians.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES JAN. 3 TO 81
Polio Hit Hardest
In Small Counties

In recent years citizens of small counties have been
stricken by polio often than their bgcounty cousins
according data released by the National Foundation for
Infantile Paralysis.
Statistics Just compiled for the veyear period 194852
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-01-14
N o T c E

The City of Nome now has its
1855 Car Stickers. These are re-
quired by all cars that are in op-
GRAFTON.
Collection Of City Drivers Lii
cense has been suspended for the
calendar year of 1855.
City of Nome
BY Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
Pub. Jan. II, IA, 1855
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-11-04

laughter, patted her on the head,
and announced to the big audience
that he would use the group on his
show in about four weeks.
Backstage, he again praised Bet
ty JOS speaking ability and said il
she stuck with it he had no doubt
she'd make name for herself. On
stage, after intermission, he again
said he was always interested in
viewing new talent "such as those
wonderful Majorettes from Port
Clinton, and that he would like to
use them on his show as soon as
he could fit them in, probably DUR
ing one of the girls holidays.
Director Paul Cochran sat with
Sullivan during the girls perform
ance and answered many interested
questions about the group. There
was no official discussion of New
York appearance, Mr.. Cochran said.
Sullivan was highly complimentary
on the baton twirling of Judy Reitz.