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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
Graham Attorneys Object
To Change in Judges
For Jan. 2 Trial

DENVER, R-Objections to a
change in judges were made in a
motion filed Friday by court-ap-
pointed attorneys for John Gilbert
Graham, %, accused of dynamite
bombing an airliner that carried
his mother and 43 others to death.
The lawyers asked that District
Judge Edward J. Heating, who
presided at Graham's arraignment
Dec. 9, continue on the case. I'm
der routine rotation procedures Of
the Denver District Court bench,
Judge Joseph M. Mcdonald, 38,
is due to receive on Jan. 2 the
criminal court assignment includ-
ing Graham's case.
Graham has been sent to Color
ado Psychopathic Hospital in Den
yer for 80 days observation as a
result of his plea in the case.
He pleaded innocent and inno-
cent by reason Of insanity to muir
der. charges in the death of his
mother, Mrs. Daisie King, SIS.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
GORDON MacRAE FINED S3l5
FOR DRUNK DRIVING

SAN FERNANDO, Calf, R-
Singer Gordon MacRae, who po-
lice said flunked a sobriety test
following a traffic accident last
week, has been convicted Of drunk
driving and fined $315.
MacRae had previously pleaded
innocent and had demanded a trial
by jury. But Friday he waived
jury trial and submitted the case
to Judge Julian Beck.
The singer was arrested after
his car rammed three others, po-
lice said.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
N Q T / G E
To Real and Personal
Properly Owners

Properly Owners
The tax rate on 1855 Real and
Personal property assessments Of
the City of Nome. has been set al
10 lone percent by the Board of
Equalization. City property taxes
for 1855 are now collectible.
Carrie M. McLain
Nome City Clerk
Publ. Dec. Is, 10, 81, 1855.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
SAFETY BELTS FOR TROOPERS

ALBANY, NY, R-The New
York State Thruway Authority is
buying safety belts for use in cars
driven by state troopers patrolling
the toll superhighway
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19

Some Well-knoWn brands of tea
are blends of as many as 80 diff
ferent varieties.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19

SARANAC LAKE, NY, R-
Lady Godiva" and the NAKED
Dawn" have been showing togeth-
er at a theater here.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1955-12-19
Mrs. Peary Is iii

PORTLAND, Me-, R-Mrs. Jo-
sephine Diebitsch Peary, 80, wild
ow of North Pole discoverer Adm.
Robert E. Peary, and an arctic ex-
ulorer in her own right, is critic
ally ill. Mrs. Peary, who has lived
in Maine since 1920 when her hus-
band died, is celebrated as the
mother of the famous 'snow baby
Of the 1905: her daughter, Marie,
was born less than IS degrees
from the North Pole in 1893.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
y37.s Million In Decade

"oyer the past 10 years Mont
Igornery County has furnished
to the Board Of Education $751;
I954.5oO for the purpose Of build
Evening star., 1955-10-05

be necessary to maintain the
county's future safety margin"
|of revenue over and above the
annual debt service requirements
upheld by financial lending ir1sti-
tutions?
5. How would frontage assess
ment be levied. If at all, against
property owners who now obtain
water from their own wells?
Assessment Question
8. In what position would the
county's solvency and credit rat
ing be placed In the event the
water bond Indebtedness was
added to the proposed t22 million
school bond and So million hos
pital bond coming up for q vote
on November 8?
!. What percentage Of the
countys assessed eyaiuation
would the county's Indebtedness
reach II current bond proposals
were approved?
Carl d. Soresi OF Forestville is
chairman Of the fact-finding
committee and Merlin McIaugi-
lin Of Annandale is vice chair
man. Others In the new group
are Edwin Lynch. former member
of the House OF Delegates FROM
Fairfax County: Martin Webb,
Jack Bird and Gilbert Per
gande.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Autopsy Scheduled
lin Woman S Deuth

An autopsy was to be per.
formed today on a 36-year-olt
woman, apparently in gooc
health. who died Unexpectedly
at her home In Alexandra.
Mrs. Margaret L. Baber, 32T
Mount Vernon avenue. was pro.
nounced dead on arrival at Alex.
andria Hospital shortly after
pm. yesterday.
Alexandria police said her hus-
band, Wilmer Baber. told them
he had been home with his wife
all day except for two hour:
when she went shopping. She
returned about 6 pm. and started
to prepare the dinner. Shortly
afterward Mr.. Baber went te
the kitchen and found his wife
unconscious on the floor. He
called the Alexandra Rescue
Squad.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Iviers Mill Rd.
Given Priority

Completion Of the dual-lane
Ion Viers Mil road viii be given
top priority by the Maryland
State Roads Commission 1t was
reported yesterday BY Russell H.
Mccain, commission chairman.
The road now Is being made
Idual-lane from Rockville TO Viers
Mill Village, but no contract has
been let for the ~ -miie stretch
between Viers Mil Village and
Georgia avenue In Wheaton.
ITrafiic on the latter stretch has
been jamming up during peak
hours.
Mr.. Mccain. who addressed the
Rock Greek Women's Republican
Club at the Columbia Country
Club In Chevy Chase. said all
projects on the commissions l2-
year. 1858 million program are
ION or ahead of schedule" "
He added. however. that the
new National pike from Freder-
lick to Washington win not reach
Rockville by the end Of the year
as the commission had hoped.
No contracts have been let for
the road south Of Rockville.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Frederick Fair Opens
With CoIorfuI Exhibit

display barns were scores Of DEM
onstration booths set up by mer-
chants from nearby Frederick
Walkersville and Damascus,
In the poultry barn. a smiling
hawker proudly broke open q
number Of eggs containing diff
erent colored yolks. He said il
was done by the use Of q recently
developed food. He also intro
duced Midnight and George,
1 rabbit-rooster friendship. which
blossomed at Easter when both
were very young.
The youngsters. meanwhile
were more concerned with the
parks 800 or more novelty
booths. Most Of them displayed
full mouths and sticky hands
Others seemed more intent on
winning Davy Crockett guns and
cupie dolls or dipping for fish
A nurse In the fifst-aid build.
Ing wiped away q tear on : small
cheek and wrapped the young.
ster,s splintered finger ina clear
white bandaee. 4.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Fall Off PIune Wing
Inspector

A Capital Airlines eniploye was
|hospitalized today after suffering
Ia head injury in a 15-foot fall
from the wing Of a plane at
Washington National Airport.
George Hodges. 81. Of Oakton,
Va, was admitted to Alexandra
Hospital shortly before 6 am. in
undetermined condition. The
hospital said he suffered a cut
scalp and was semi-consciols.
Airport police said Mr.. Hodges
was an airline inspector who was
checking the wing of a Capital
AirlineS plane when he fell to the
concrete pavement below. An
airport ambulance took. him TO
the hospital.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
|MckeIdin Picks
District Man

FREDERICK. Nd. Oct. S Rl.
Gov. McKeldin today an
Inounced he is appointing -for the
first time in history-a graduate
Iof the Maryland School for the
Deaf to the schools board of
visitors.
He told q Rotary Club audience
that Rudolph Hines Of Brinklow.
who now is teaching @at Kendall
School Of Washington. will re-
place Robert 3. Delapiaine.
Frederick publisher who recently
died.
Attended Gallaudet
Mr.. Hines, after graduating
from the Frederick school, got
his bachelor Of science degree at
Gallaudet College in Washington
and his master of arts at the
University Of Maryland.
Earlier In his speech the Cow
lernor urged that the county COM
Emissioners Of Maryland put UP
10 strenuous fight in the General
Assembly to obtain county home
Irule similar 10 that obtained by
the municipalities through the
League of Municipalities.
Mrs. Werner Commended
He referred to q recent state
Iment by Mrs. Stella B. Werner
lof the Montgomery County
Council which expressed some
alarm at the rise Of authority
within our municipalities"
He said she performed "a real
Iservice-not because there is
danger in the new municipal
Ihome-rule amendment to our
constitution - not because the
lefty and town governments strive
toward control over the counties
but because there is a real
need for more aggressiveness
and more expression Of RESPONSE
lbility OF the county authorities. "
He said he is as strong for
county home rule as he was for
municipal self-goyernment. but
that its enactment needs the
strong. active. united backing Of
the Association of County Com
imissioners.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
MARYLAND-vlRGIltlA NEWS
Gripping Toxpoyer Is Told
He's Ahead of the Come

ling and equipping new schools,
This Is more than four times
las much as was furnished In
the previous $50 years.
II am sure that the board is
doing its best to build schools
les rapidly as possible. Certainly
funds have not been spared for
this purpose. They have not
been quite able to keep up with
THE enormous influx Of children
Into the county. However. ]
believe that you will find that
our Board Of Education has done
las well or better In this respect
than any other growing COM
munity In this part Of the coun-
TRY.
THANK you very much fol
your interest. Mr.. Hancock told
the taxpayer.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
BY JOHN M. ROSSON
: star stan CorreSpcndent

FREDERICK, Md, Oct. S.
The familiar odor Of popping
corn and homemade cakes, clean
hay and scrubbed cattle yester-
day spread over the so acres that
make UP Frederick Park and
marked the opening Of the color
full 93rd Great Frederick Fair.
II any doubt remained that
one Of Americas oldest country
fairs was again under way. the
sight Of beautifully groomed
thoroughbreds warming up on
the parks fast track dispelled
such thoughts.
The five-day event. marked
yesterday by the hustle and bus-
tie Of preparation. viii assume .
more gala air today, when
Gov. McKeldin appears as guest
of honor for Governors Day"
Yesterdays program, however.
did not suffer for lack Of an Of
ficial opening. By noon excite
ment was running high with
5000 or more persons flooding
through the gates. They fell
into one Of three categories-
competitors in the countless
Judging events. racing fans and
the yolnQsterS.
For the farmer and his wife,
there was the task of giving that
final touch to the past years pro-
duct Of barn and stove In prepa-
ration for stiff competition.
Already preliminary judging Of
bull and heifer calves was under
way. Those yet to parade their
spotless sheep and swine before
the critical eyes Of the judges
brushed. petted and whispered to
their charges.
At the other end Of the park.
women proudly displayed gaily
decorated cakes and cookies.
homecanned fruits and yege-
tables and articles of clothing
they made themselves.
Nearby, racks of home-hutch-
cred hams and cuts Of beef got
their share of attention.
Interspersed among the many
Evening star., 1955-10-05
New Foirfox Group Raises
Y Woter Bond Questions

A questionnaire about Fairfax
County's proposed water bond
tissue confronted the Board OF
County Supervisors as 1t met to-
day TO decide the size Of the
bond issue to be placed before
the voters on November 8.
The newly formed Citizens
Fact Finding Committee SUBJ
lmitted the list Of seven questions
to Fairfax County Executive &C,
Massey yesterday. The question
naire Is expected to be discussed
lat today's board meeting when
the sizs Of the proposed bond
tissue was to be determined.
The bond issue Is proposed to
finance an integrated county wa
ter system, supplied from the Po-
ltomac River. It contemplates ac-
lquisition Of all existing private
water systems In the county, and
lintegration Of them all into one
public system.
Specific Price Asked
Questions raised by the fact
finding committee are:
/. How much, specifically,
would the county be expected to
lpay for the proposed acquisition
LOT existing water companies.
ltThis cost has ben roughly esti-
mated at "a to $6 million in a
preliminary engineering report
ion which the bond issue program
HIS based.)
2. What Is the full story Of
available water source facilities
for Fairfax County consumers?
(The Virginia Water Co., q pri-
Iyate utility. has announced plans
TO expand its Occoquan Reservoir
Ito q capacity that 1t claims even
ItuaIly could serve the entire
Icounty.)
3. What is the amount Of In
|terest TO be paid on the proposed
|''revenue bonds" and what guar
|antees exist that the county tax
payer would not. in years to
come, be forced to back possible
revenue deficits with increased
taxes? tThe county proposes to
issue revenue bonds. to be repaid
from revenues Of the water sys-
tenn
4. What. II any. increases over
current water service rates would
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Foirfcx Polio Victim

A 3-year-oid girl is Fairfax
County's 4lst polio case this
year, the Health Department re-
ported today. The girl has par
|alytic polio and is In Children,a
Hospital. She is from the 1900
block Of Kaiser place, Falls
Church. Fairfax had 10 polio
cases at this time last year.
Evening star., 1955-10-05
Raise Sought
For Police

Pay increases of from $50 I.
$500 for Prince Georges Count,
policemen were requested yester.
day " Police Chief George j
|Panagoulis at . meeting Of thu
County Commissioners in Upper
Marlboro.
The increases. Maj. Panagoulit
explained. are designed to bring
the countyss police salaries more
nearly in line with those Of other
departments In the Metropolitan
Area and TO check q surge ol
designations from the force In
recent weeks.
The Commissioners took M
action on the proposal but said
they probably win do SO at theil
next session on Friday in Hyatts.
lville
The proposed salary soak
would grant increases for first.
year probation privates, from
$1,000 to $1,000: second-yeal
Iprfvates. from $500 to $3.50,
lthird-year privates. from $3.50
to $4,100: priyates first class
from $4,000 to 1920; corporall
from s4.l00 to 1890.
Also probationary detectives
from s4.l0C 70 $4,000: uniformed
lsergeants. from $4.3O0 to $500;
detectives, from $4,000 TO "a. 500:
detective sergeants from $4,500
Ito $4.700, and lieutenants, from
$4,000 70 $4,000.
Mai. Panagoulis said the In
creases would cost $21,825 for
the remainder OF the fiscal year,
but he said savings In the de-
Ipartment would enable it to alb
Isorb $4,000 Of this amount. This
would require q supplemental
appropriation Of $l7,825.
Evening star., 1955-10-05

A Montgomery County tax
aver who griped about his 1856
tax bill today has in hand q
defense from the man who sent
| 1t out.
Alex K. Hancock. the County
Director Of Finance. told the
taxpayer. a parent, that he was
lgetting q bargain for his tax
money because he paid less
taxes on his house than the
amount necessary to pay the cost
lof educating one child in public
school.
II note Mr.. Hancock began
ominously, that you apparently
have quite q substantial home
which Is assessed for $l0.l90 on
which you paid q tax this yeai
LOT $294.9l." The figure in.
lcluded washington Suburban
SANITARY Commission charges.
"of this amount $i70.l7 !.
school tax. Apparently from
your note you have more thar
lone child In school"
S236 Per Child
Warming to his task. Mr.
| Hancock went on, IT would
therefore. like to acquaint yot
with o few facts"
He told the taxpayer the cosi
is $236.7l q year to educate one
child. In addition it costs about
SIS q year for 20 years to fur
Inish classroom space and equip
Iment for each student.
"Inspite Of the tax you com.
plain Of you are nsiderablJ
ahead Of the game as long as yot
have one child In school.
IF we used all Of the tax oi
IAN new residents Of the count,
for the past three years solely
for the purpose Of building
schools It would take approx.
Imately II years to pay for the
Iclassrooms and equipment alone
to serve the new children brought
in.
$35.s Million In Decade
"Over the past 10 years Mont
Igofnery County has furnished
to the Board Of Education $751;
I954.5oO for the purpose Of build
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Iceived her ninth offer to pick up
a fortune in Las Vegas, and had
to refuse because of 1.-THE Ten
Commandments" when I GO
Ito Vegas, I'll do something diff
ferent-maybe ride on stage on
a horse"
Robert Cummings. off to
Hawaii for two weeks vacation,
will then come back to film six
more TV shows before heading
for Hawaii again for three weeks
with Art Linkletter.
x**
Ruth Roman, in London film
ing Joe Macbeth" writes that
she worked on TV for BIC and
received $38. ut may not sound
like much, but it's reassuring to
know that even Anthony Eden
doesp't get any more for TV ap-
pearances. Besides" Ruth adds.
you don't have to do any COM
mercials,"
| Dan Duryea and Dick Wild
mark are turning down roles
they term too sadistic. But
Marshall Thompson is ready to
take over. This popular young
actor now says he never really
felt like the boy next door, and
wants to prove it..
Sheree North hopes to steal
Evening star., 1955-06-16
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Fortune, No; Res, Yes

wheels. He'll be able to buy
the joint though. when okla
homal" is released. :. =. Zasu
Pitts is well again, and will tour
in Private Eye" this summer.
= 4 X y
Shelley Winters and Marilyn
Monroe met at the Actors, Studio
in New York and compared notes
ion how they can help each
other in the independent pic
ture business. j.. frankie Laine
lis putting some of his profits
into uranium mining in Aus
tralia. And Keith Andes
plunked down $1,000 of his
Away All Boats" salary and
bought a prize bull, for his Chats
worth ranch. The Charlie
Farrell Gale Storm MY Little
Margie" series has been sold for
$750, 900 for first reruns.
Two days after Margaret
O'Brien is graduated from Union
High School in Los Angeles she
starts her first American movie
in four years-"Glory" at RKO
Yvonne De Carlo has just re-
Evening star., 1955-06-16

FfRFT 2oI5 Pa. Ave. NV.
ssssSAS re. 7-oIel Air Conditioned
Au.s sc, Er sRa r9PHy T bck b VIII iGses p
TONY MARTIN, wALTER fTpGEoN.
lpE9BIE REYNOLDS. ANN MILLER, st
Evening star., 1955-06-16

some of Monroe's thunder wher
she goes to New York to attend
the premiere Of How to Be
Very. Very Popular" Sheree's
neighbor had 3 baby. Then
last name is North so they
named the girl Sheree. I didn't
have the heart to tell them that
wasn't my right name"
Scene of the week in Kansas:
William Holden. Kim Novak,
Rosalind Russell and the rest
of the Picnic" cast filling bags
of wheat at a grain elevator to
bring home to their children and
show them what the staff of life
looks like when it's young.
This was Richard Carlson's
most hectic week. He filmed his
18th TV show of Il Led Three
Lives" finished building his pool
bathhouse and completed his
"Bangazi" movie for RKO.
Nina Foch tells me that the
past year was the luckieSt of her
career. II landed husband who
is merely the greatest man in the
world. / got an Oscar nomina-
ton, a plum role in The Ten
Commandments and the lead in
the Broadway play, Child of
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Red Shelton turned down q
fortune to do personal appear
ances this summer. II have to
rest" hetold the tempters. And
wife Georgia added, Amen to
that" Red surprise-gifted his
bride the other day with a new
Cadillac convertible. Jane
Withers gets her final divorce
papers July IA.
Sterling Hayden asks, "Who
did Joan Crawford elope from?'
But Joan's mother believes her
daughter has finally found hap
piness and joins me in hoping
she has retired from the fret
and struggle of her career.
Clarke Gable has nine years
more to go on his Goth Century
Fox contract. Richard Wild
mark and Warren Stevens are
opening an experimental theateI
in Hollywood. Jim Backus
was called back from his Florida
vacation to 60 into Square
Ring" at Universal International
>. Mike Todd dropped quite q
bundle at the Cannes roulette
Evening star., 1955-06-16
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

10. ?-S7OO- -84O1. Indian Head Hwy.
KIRK DOUGLAS in IMAM WITH
OUT A STAR" (Tech}, at 1850.
Also STERLING HAYDEN In NAKED
AT,TRI at Q.n5
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Continued From Page C-t

Continued From Page CT
trek, incidentally. because heI
late father was commanding
officer Of that outpost until the
|Utes removed him from the
position. She should be lot
more worried than she seems by
the time safety is reached, too.
Here she is, one lone girl among
all those men. and not one OF
them casts so much as a lustful
eye toward her. She gets
stranded on a beach with An
drews overnight and he merely
snarls, Don't worry, you're per-
fectly safe" Perfectly safe is
what she turns out to be. too.
A girl could get an inferiority
complex.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
|CARkoDY

Continued From Page C-e
directed by Rudolph E. Pugliese.
:. He's the man to call, at
the University's Speech and
Drama Department, for further
information. Plays under
consideration include mister
Roberts" THE Women" and
"Amphitryon 49," =. Additions
have been set up for June 81, z
pm, at the campus central audi
torium. .. Another theater
workshop. community size. is
planned by the Arlington County
Department of Recreation and
Parks. :. 1t will be a two-night-
Ia-week affair. Tuesdays and
Thursdays, at the Walter Reed
School. 8 pm. 1t starts
June 81.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
MT. VERNON NJ OPEN AIR
Always Best Food at the ABc.

IQO0QT Arlington
AAasS VAa4 OF. 4.el00
GLASS SLIPPER" Color, LESLIE
CARON, MICHAEL WELDING, at
9:05: Plus TARTAN. AND THE APE
MAN" JOHNNY WEISSMULLER. at
10:40. Cartoon. Located In Arling-
ton. on q. g.. Route /. Just over the
covE ct5H E ERS SG1a and acSoosNEsTT acoNouEsT foF Of
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Fortune Who could ask fol
anything more7"
Bill Bishop. who had his Mali.
bu Beach rent upped when hi
ITv series. Its a Great Life. ;
was renewed. apologized to hi,
business manager for signing g
long-term lease. II made Q
Malibu-bu." moaned Bill.
released By the NANAl
Evening star., 1955-06-16
EsSSizI14zZ5 IEIeHBoRHooD lzSDsg,
Films of More Thon Routine Merit

"THE GAME MUTINY"-The wartime DOWNFALL Of Comdr.
Queeg played with zest by Humphrey Bogart.
"CABIILLE"-Garbos vintage hit
carmen JONES"-Lively jazzed-up with Dorothy
cambridge and Harry BeIafonte.
THE DETECTVE-Aec Chestertons famed sleuth
Father Brown.
"THE LONG GRAY LINE" West Oint and Sergt. Marty
Maher make dramatic pair; Maureen Oara and Tyrone
Power.
"a MAN CALLED PETER" Richard Todd as
SHALL
PURPLE PLAIN"-Grcgory Peck redeemed in Burma
by pretty Win Min Than.
"SHANE"-Alan Ladd Hefin in q superior outdoor
drama.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Branch Drive.ln Clinton, Nd.

Fri. and sat: Big 5h Hour
Triple Feature Show and Cartoon
| Carnival
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-09-16

Famed pianist Moritz Rosenthal
tells us that man is young if a
lady can make him happy or un-
happy. He enters middle age when
a lady can make him happy, but
can no longer make him unhappy.
He is old if a lady can make him
neither happy nor unhappy.