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Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18
NOTICE

Kodiak Saw Service offers new kind of service to Kodiak. We shar- pen all types of saws, dado head CTS, planer knives, butcher knives. We have the machinery to do it. Located on South Brooklyn.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18
HOSPITAL CONGRATULATED

nIIn Memorial Hospital was congratulated this week for it's part in making possible the enroll ment of 50 million members in the nations Blue Cross plans.
 A report released today in Chi eago by the Blue Cross Commits sion, indicated that membership m the 86 affiliated local plans reached 50,174,264 as of the end of 1855, making Blue Cross the larg- est voluntary organization of it's kind in the world.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-02-18
NOTICE

NOTICE Game night at the VIEW. is now Friday night.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WE NEED 3 and 4-bedrm. homes:
unfinished, In Alexandria, ArIing-
ton and Falls Church. Have many
clients waiting. TOWN 4 COUN-
TRY REALTY, TE. 6-1415.
EXECUTIVE and family desire q
bedroom house, Chevy Chase. Nd.
Having Rental ProblemB7
W " 1sSqs II 5 EEhL EsTATE GO
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HOUSES fURNISHer

ACTION MOVERS rms. low
as $50 or IS an hour.
NO. 7-3i35
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HOUSES PUNNtSBteO
NEARBY MD.-Mod. Diet !; 3 bedrfns.
den. TV. freezer, Bendix, sun pch.
din. rn.. rec. rm,. hrepls.; oil 1T.
gar; bsmt. $3.50 mo. UN. 4-56sS
-
I-BEDRM. BUNGALOW--Lge. encl
sleeping prch.: liy. rf1. with ilrepl
Bethesda Naval Hospital: edge o
White Flint Golf Course. 500 mo
10. 7-1S22. or OIL. 6-2207 after
pm.
FAIRFAX CIR, vA,--Attrac. furn
home spotiess: 3 bedrms., den
y baths. oil heat; Sl25 mo, KE
6-9374.
1908 CONGRESS ST. s.E.--3-bedrm
row brick: nicely furn.. newly dec.
rent. SI1b. JOHN L. SHELTON
LREALTOR. 10. 10000.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm. briei
rambler: very COW. loc,; Anchor.
fenced I'd: off-street parking; avail
now at S135. HoLMEAD REALTOR
ARL. N.---1st a. duplex: 2 or 8 bed
rms, u baths: attrac. furn.. Rai
h.-w.h.: yard. Lease. IA. 2-2i65
WOOD .ACREs-Brick Colonial, OF
quiet deAd-end street Just on Mass
ave. Three bedrooms, 2Is baths
screened porch. study, living room
Nv, Bendix. large shady lot; 2-Yr
lease. from oct. Is; SECS mo. Mr.
HEMPSTONE, ST. $4,000. Ext
1856. . a.rn.-5 pm. 2s'
BAY RIDGE, mr.. Annapolis: masonry
bungalow; large liv. rm. with .oper
fireplace. 2 bedrms.. tiled bath
cleo. kitchen: oil heat and large
screened porch; SIS. DUNN a CO.
WA. 7-004S.
Mr.. NICHOLS, ATLANTIC-Brick.
bedrms., ser, porch. rec. rm.. gas
settled couple; no pets. mr.. every
thing: $117 80. 10. 3-6Ss9.
RADIANT VALLEY, MD. SI2O--
- bedrms., separate din. rm., brici
rambler; attractively furn. Cal
I'll PM, WA. 7-390O. ROBERT
s. DAVIS a. CO.. INC.
ATTRACTIVE, clean and gay, s
bedrm.. 2-bath row house IN. excep
tionally convenient location; idea
for diplomats family or 4 girls
avail. immed Refs. required. Cal
for Apt. EN-. 2-2O7a, JR. 2-9239
.
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COM AyKy--Attr. briek semidet. |:
IN aptG.. brnat. atslc. Goed toeafiSr
for Dfofes1ional Use. $4,000. No
aesntA NJ 1885. II
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510 CofTJIEJIMG1BIA RD.

3-bedfm., liv. rm., brick home
available 81 once: SS5 per mo. TC
inspect, call BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
$4,000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED--sHARE HOUsE-with
another young lady; viii aecept
child; before $3.50. Lu. 3-2477.
MIDDLE-AGED WIDOWER wishes
to share comfortable. furnished
family. Share expenses on equitable
basis. Personality most important
consideration. Home consists OF
bedrms., lge. fiv. Tm., sep. din nm,
kit. with aleove, rec. Tn.s 1 " baths.
suitable for entertaining. Phone
XII. 6-bs38 ewes. and week ends.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHTNCHILLAe and equipment; beau
sifui herd; eiose-ort sale. For IN
formation. RA. 3-4s12 30
PATENT MEDICINE STORE With
good lunch and soda counter; Ari
ioc. Phone Ewes only, pm. "a
$50 pm. "a. e-77ee.
GOING GROcERY BUSINESS; win
sacrifice for au1ek cash sale. B.
room apt. e rear. Gear gafege.
rented. Abe license. u. 4-51z4.
SERVICE STATION F0R LEAsE-
A mator Oh company has . mQ6ern
service station for lease In seat
hood and transient potenttal- car
HI. 4-4oe1.
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PREWAR PRICED
ISL SUMMIT ST NE

eil rns., ~ Baths. ass ssss, Re,
DoN BLAIR IA $500 <
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ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH AREA
--3-bedroom rambler with living
room dining room combination,
maculAte condition. Phone TIE. g.
400. AL BAKER & SON. NC.
404 TENN. AVE. N.E.-Brk. house
6 big rms. bath, porch. bsmt.
gas heat, gar; 500 mo. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-9S16.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GET sood (vhffsl tenants IN DC.
can MANpEL, AD. 4-340o
HAVING RENTAL PROBLENs7
WIILOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO
10 YearB q 1xperisnsa. IL e-704a
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HOUSES UNFURN. Gent. ]

BURKE. vA.-Approx. IA mi. d. C.
line. 3 bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit. and breakfast nook, att. gar.
SIT. on large wooded lot. SIS mo.
FALLS CHURCH - 3-bedrm. ram
bier; close to school, shopping and
bus, Fenced yard: $l1O mo. JE. A.
BARNABY WOODS bedrms.. 81
baths, library. rec. rnn.. maids rm.
s Schools. ifHM In. Ss1 1sSSO. cna's shops
CHILLUM. back Of Eastern Star
= home; On Ssd n 4. i nys. c1 i2sI Isl p.
SIS. KE. s-513O.
HKi yi1T NIL 6s3t heds5% T@. i. 4s2ss
yd.. Ice. porch. Your Golden op-
portunity" to own on rent option.
SH5 mo. Close school. transp. j.
VICTOR DICKEY, APP. 7-S0S0.
WHEATON, CITY, I27OS Caldwell sc.
--2-bedrm. brick house with bsmt..
large fenced yard. Quiet neighbour
hood. Sl0b per month. ASHLEY.
Ne fS soS J RTise ave. wheaton
HILLCREST AREA = semidetacI1ed
brick house. rms, 2 porches,
bsmt.,. detached garage, Anchor
fenced yard. Adults only. 500 per
mo. 24O9 Naylor I'd. sc. Call LU.
HILLCREsT--Eunsalow: adults only;
5 rooms, gas hot-water heat; full
hSmt-S detached GARAGE; Sl10. Call
ALEX.--5 rms, An, bsmt.. air-cond-
wash mach AZ kit; t9etl., utils; !
mo. Newly dec. OV. 5000. 81
COUNTRY HOUSE - In Maryland.
Georgetowner has nice country farm
house for rent at S125 per month;
years lease. 4 bedrooms and bath.
All modern conveniences. Call Mr..
Beall ct Millicent Chateps once.
DE. 2-1137.
CHHLUM AREA bedrms., sep.
din. .rnl.. bsmt.. yard. Semidet. /
yrs. lease: 500 mo. HE. 4-o266.
SILVER sPRING-.3-bedrm.. 2-story
brick: scr. porch. finished reerea-
ton room; S11b mo. Pc. 2-4410.
ALEXANDRIA, bedrooms, ~
bathrooms; home Of OWNER. TE
6-395S: ONCE. DI. 7-4636.
FALLS CHURCH, 1905 Poplar drivl
- bedrooms. Ia baths. utilit,
room: quiet street; avail. Oct /
S12O. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO.. IA. 4-1400.
n. ARL.-4 -bedrm., Ih-batn, franz
Cape Cod; full basement: Sl36
Jaw REALTY Co. IA. s-187s.
NEARBY MD-6 rms, newly deco
rated; mr.. Wash. pkwy., schools ans
rms, full basement, recr. nm.
storm windows; mr.. Wash. pkwy. ant
shopping; 500 mo. Call It'll 8 pm.
WA. $4,000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS q
CO.. INC.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrmsl. az
baths brick Cape Cod. Sep din. rm.
rec; rm.. garage. Close to everything
LANGLEY M PARK AREAS bedrm
Colonial. Sep. din. rm., bsnht.. rec
rm. S125 mo.
ROCKVILLE % bedrm. Rambler
bsmt.. l block to schools and transp
S110 mo.
BoNAN AND FooARTY. 10. s-5o52
45O6 BELMONT LANE
HARDWOOD sUBDIv.-BETH.. ND
Groom Colonial brick. excellent
yard; only $3.50 per month: vacant
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th ct. NV. Ma. $500
!
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CHESTER MOvERs-Large or small
We do them all. Careful and ree.
sonable. ~. 2-0658, IA. 9-0ll5
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across the country: safe storage IN
separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO 7.01O4, UNION STOR.
ACE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING local moving
TU 2-ll50 or u 6-2aa9
MOVE OR PICK UP-D. c.. Md, Va
8ensibly priced. Patient men. "A
hrs. HILLS TRANSFER CO., AP
7-a656
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture a
part payt. on your moving. stor.
aGe; reasonable rates. IA. 9-g037
~
MOVING AND HAULING
Day or Night. Reasonable Rates
DU. 7-o0e7
ACTION MovERs--0 rms. low
as $50 or So an hour.
M a0ank
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MD.-Mod. Diet. !; 3 bedrms.,
den. TV, freezer, Bendix, sun .pch.,
din. rm.. rec. Tm,. 3 hrepls.; oil n.
gar; bsmt. $3.50 mo. UN. 4-56sS
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a. MAJ R;ddle HOUSES g. SAIL. NV. lcoa..I

EDGEM00R TENNIS CLUB AREA
White brick. Colonial in Al cond.;
lst-n. powder room, plus maids
Law, and util rm. 3 bedrms., 2
baths, rec. rm., garage. Owner
trans, must sell. quick posy. Call
Mrs. LaRoche, OIL. 2-i771, with
THOMAS L PHILLIPS, Wo g.
FOXHALL AREA---A charming de-
tached brick home, containing =
bedrooms. baths, paneled rec
convenient Ito 70 schools, shopping ans and
transportation. Priced to sell at
$4,000. Call Mrs, Carter. MA.
s SiRSHei M s-isls- BOSS 4
FULTON ST., on Mass, ve.--Det.
5-bedrm. house: $4,000. See any
agent or call MR.. KENT. FE.
GLOVER PARK, $4,000 = Very
solid, 3-bedrm.. semidet. brk.: va
cant; new house cond.; rec. rm.
and Law In bsmt. gas h.-w.h.
ewes. Elk. s-i4is.
NORTH PORTAL ESTATES AREA
Masniheent 3-yearsold rambler; De-
3 bedrooms. 3 baths, paneled rec.
room, maids room and tile laufl-
dry. Priced below cost ct $42 800,
ANpRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-907O, Q
WESLEY HRIGHTs-3 brand-nev
brick homes; charm, location and
convenience. Only 10 min. 70 down
S iSTS W PomHpESc s RM .1 nall st S
I'm; nv Ti HRsi lrsRl; gHsSt-si5e din. r
rms, 2 tiled paths, solarium Of
den: level lot, garage, Excellent
terms for approved purchaser. From
$39,500: =. W, BERENs, JR, CO.,
WHITTIER sT. NV. 1884 bed.
rms. baths, firepl., 1st-h. den
wall-to-wall carpetine, maids rm
with bath. Call to pm. r. A.
HUMPHREYS. ma. S-5010.
WOODLEY PARK-ouick sale, Low
twenties; sen1idetaehed. 3 bedrms.,
Sesr1 paths aSaa lse. rse. Em S.T VIII an
decorating needs considered in
closing price. Exclusive with
CHEVY CHASE REALTY Co. 1888
Conn. ave. NV, En-. 3-1S00.
HOME AND INCOME-Five bedrnas. !,
3 baths; excellent eond.; 2 furn.
apis. rented; oyerl0oks 10th st..
near II. Z. Park. OWNER 34Ju
Brown st. NV.
FASHIONABLE NV. AREA-Luxury
type all-brick rambler with 3 bed
rm. with bar. garage. lovely level
grounds, $4,000. Call LEGUM a
GERBER til Q pm, EN-. 10000
cHILLUM, D. c.-S12. 800 Up
Modern 3-bedrm. ser1idet. brick
homes, some with LIST a. powder RIM.
also bedrms., from SlO,5O0. RIA,
AUERBAcH & CO.. D1. 7-e5ol
WALTER REED-DET. BRICK
Q I'm rms Yir 2ls sATHS, BIC sI ~ 81
394s GARRISON ST. MYTHS Il
without . stroke Of the paint brush
l3-bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial with
lovely rec. rm. Well financed nnc
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PARK = BIZ Senide-
tached. Is rooms, 2 baths, gear
SaFaee. Convenient 70 schools shop-
ping and transportation. LoW 20s.
Al eonditicn- Call UPTOWN
2344. THOMAS J. FISHER q Co,
ITO Wis. ave, Bekhesda.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Spoilers Gave
Four-Hr. Warning
Of Enemy Planes

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, R,
Canadian Ground Observer
Corps volunteers alerted the
North American defense system
four hours before enemy" bomb
ers reached the United States in
the nationwide air defense Exer-
else Cracker Jack last December
This was revealed here yester-
day by Gen. Earle E. Partridge,
commander of the Continental Air
Defense Command. He spoke at
a meeting of national, state and
territorial civil defense directors.
He said the first warning came
from observer posts at Port Ra-
dunn and Baker Lake in North
west Territory, Canada. They
were from r. l.. Street, head of a
radio and meteorological station
at Baker Lake and A. w. Morris,
a Canadian army warrant officer
stationed at Radium.
Gen. Partridge's statement was
the Air Forces first announce
ment on Cracker Jack since the
exercise. Planes of the Strategic
Air Command, playing the part of
a mythical enemy, attempted to
penetrate the nations air defense
setup.
The Canadian warnings "alert-
ed our defenses we'll before the
first radar penetration and ena-
bled the United States to attain
a maximum degree of readiness
for the simulated attack" Gen.
Partridge said.
Warning of this type in the
event of an actual enemy attack
against this continent might well
be a decisive factor in the out
come of any war;" he added.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
u. of Alabama
Expels Negro Coed

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. R-Auth-
crime Lucy, Negro coed, Thursday
was expelled from the University
of Alabama for improved charges
that school authorities conspired
on mob action against her.
There was no official announce
ment from the board of trustees,
but members confirmed that the
action was agreed upon at meet
ing Wednesday night. They asked
their names not be used.
The action came within hours
after us. District Judge H. Ho-
bart Grooms ordered the board to
vacate an order excluding the 26-
year-old Birmingham woman for
safety reasons from the campus.
He gave the university until
Monday to take the action read
mItting her.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Newspaper Circulation
Set Record in 1855

PHILADELPHIA, R-Newspa-
per circulation in the US. broke
all records last year, according to
the 88th annual edition Of n. w.
Aver e. Sons Directory of News
papers and Periodicals.
The Aver directory, published
Wednesday, said combined eircu-
lation of all English-language
dailies reached 55,837 900 by the
end of 1855. This was an increase
of close to 100000 copies daily
over the previous year.
The breakdown of circulation
shows: US. evening newspapers,
33,72O,0O0 daily, an increase OF
more than 100000 copies; morn
ing papers, 21,327,OOO daily, a
gain Of 10000; and Sunday papers,
1904, 900, increasing more than
100000 copies.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Eisenhower Tells American People
There's No Doubt He Can Perform
Presidential Duties as Well as Ever

Eisenhower addressed the peo-
pie by radio and TV to lay down
the terms on which he can and is
willing to serve them for an addi-
tional four years. The Voice of
America spread his words thru
out the world over rs giant radio
tranSmitters.
Eisenhower licked off the re-
strictions under which he would
have to operate-a reduced and
shared work load, curtailed So
cial and ceremonial schedule, reg
ular exercise, recreation, and rest,
and no campaign in the tradition
al style.
Dealing at length with his health,
Eisenhower declared so far as his
personal sense of well-being is
concerned, 81 am as we'll as be-
fore the attack occurred" But
while his doctors have given him
favorable reports, he said, he still
is classed as a recovered heart
patient.
For his reelection campaign,
Eisenhower ruled out any barn
storming" or ''whistle-stop speak
ing" He said he had decided on
that long ago. Rather, he said, he
would resort to mass communica-
tions-TV and radio and the press
to tell the people about his pro-
gram, what has and hasn't been
done and what he intends to do.
And, the President added, if
delegates to the Republican Ma
tionaI Convention decide they
should have a more active NOM
inee, he would accept such a de-
cision cheerfully.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02

WASHINGTON, lR-President
Eisenhower declared last night
there isn't the slightest doubt he
can perform presidential duties
now as we'll as overland Il shall
accept a second term nomination.
Eisenhower had announced the
great political decision to news
conference in the morning-five
months and five days after his
Sept. "a heart attack.
Wednesday night he told the
American people-and the world
that because of the heart at
tack he is a President under ere
strictions" and may possibly be
a greater risk than is the normal
person of my age"
But he added
"My doctors assure me that
this increased percentage of risk
is not great" In fact, he said,
some of them think that because
of the watchful care a President
receives, the adverse effects on
his health will be less in the
presidency than in any other posi-
ton"
CAS- of this moment, there is not
the slightest doubt that l now can
perform as we'll as l ever have,
all of the important duties of the
President. This l say because I am
actually doing so and have been
doing so for many weeks. :.
$50 far as l am concerned, l am
confident that l can carry them
indefinitely"
Therefore" he said, eff the
Republican Party chooses to re-
nominate me, l shall accept
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Iranian Agents
Nab Soviet Major
On Spying Charge

TEHRAN, Iran R-Iranian Spe-
cial agents arrested the Soviet
Unions assistant military attache
in Tehran "Wednesday night.
Officials said he was carrying
top-secret Iranian military docu-
ments and had been Spying for a
long time"
The Soviet officer, Maj, IVano-
vich Kouznetsoff, was held over
night at the Iranian Foreign Min
istry, where he refused to speak
or eat. He was turned over to the
Soviet Embassy yesterday after
his diplomatic status was estab-
lished. The Iranian foreign min
lister said the Russian would not
have been arrested if he had been
carrying his diplomatic creden-
tials.
A Foreign Ministry official said
the government would declare
Kouznetsoff persona non grata
Unacceptable and he would be
forced TO leave Iran Immediately.
The documents found in Kouz-
netsoff's pockets included draw
inss of air force gasoline and am
munition stores, repair and tech
nical units and other secret docu-
ments.
Z. is now revealed that the
Soviet major has been spying for
a long time" said Brig Gen.
Bakhtiar, military governor of
Tehran, making use Of lranlan
Warrant Officer Houssein Teh-
rani as his agent in the air force
CO intelligence organization.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
JACKPOT WINNER, Ia,
SETS ASIDE $4,000
FOR EDUCATION

MARTINEZ, Calf, R-Troy
Former was more than somewhat
disturbed when his wife sued for
divorce After a process server
delivered a subpoena he returned
home and told his wife jeanne:
eve started without anything
and we're going to finish that
way!"
With that statement, police
said he wrecked a $500 TV set,
a living room table and chairs,
coffee table, beds, dressing tables,
refrigerator, an electric stove
and various and sundry other
items.
Later he pleaded guilty to ma
licious mischief and disturbing
the peace.
Mrs. Fortner seeks a divorce
on charges of extreme cruelty.
She implies he has temper.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Welfare Department
Appoints New Agent
At Pilot Station

Miss Mary Elizabeth Jolley,
district representative, Depart
ment of Public Welfare, has an
nounced change of Alaska De-
partment of Public Welfare agents
in the Second Division. Lawrence
Murphy has resigned as the de-
partment's agent at Pilot Station,
and John Thompson, president of
the village council, has been ap-
pointed in his place.
The Welfare Department en-
ploys a local person in each viii
lage to receive applications and
review all old age assistance, aid
to dependent children, and aid to
the blind grants periodically. The
work of these agents is supervised
and reviewed by the Nome dis
trict office, which covers Nome
and So villages in the Second Di-
vision.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-03-02
Nearly Every Major
Oil Company Exploring
For Oil in Alaska

SAN FRANCISCO, R-Nearly
every major oil company has been
exploring for oil in Alaska and at
least four million acres of public
land are under lease or on lease
application. This was reported by
Elmer Rasmussen, president of the
National Bank of Alaska at An
chorage.
He said expenditures by the oil
companies indicate a serious Ell
fort is to be made to determine
the oil possibilities of Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
Side!ines

COVER GIRL. Every year since
1929, May Isl has been proclaimed
Child Health Day by the President.
In honor Of the occasion this coming
Tuesday, we've devoted today cover
to Miss Jennifer Dorman, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hank Dorman of
Costa Mesa, Calf. She's one Of the
healthieSt looking youngsters we've
seen in long time.
JOIN THE ROCK HOUNDS!
Know what rock hounds" are?
They're Sunday prospectorS who
poke around the countryside looking
for semi-precious stones. Their fas-
cinating hobby. which is inexpensive
and easy to start, is described in next
week issue in You Can Be a Week
End Gem Hunter" by Thomas H.
Miller, Director OF the Federal
Bureau of Mines.
SURPRISE! When Jesse c. BeesIey
of THIS WEEKS staff told US he had
written a cookbook: we could scarcely
believe our ears. MIR. Beesley is a
bachelor. and as far as we knew he'd
never set foot in kitchen. Turns out,
though, that his hobby is making
tasty, time-saving dishes from canned,
frozen and packaged foods. The book,
published by Thomas Y. Crowell
Company, is titled why Cook?" 1t
will be on sale in bookstores starting
next Saturday. THE EDITORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

Joan: And now I'll tell you the truth am also afraid
And why not? Only the stupid are afraid What is
the matter with you? Don't you understand that it
far dangerous for get here than it is for you
build kingdom? I've been in danger every minute of
the way, and every minute of the way was frightened
don't want to be beaten, don't want PAIN don't
TO die. am scared
Charles: What do you do when you get scared?
Joan: Act as if wasn't It's that simple Try it, Say to
yourself yes am afraid. But it's nobody eses bust
ness. go on. go And you do go
Charles: Where do you go?
Joan: To the English outside Orleans. And when you
get there and the and the archers and you
know you are ounumbered you will say TO yourself. all
right. they stronger than am and that rghtens me-
well it should But Ill march right through because
had sense enough TO get frightened first.
Charles: March through stronger army? That can't
be done.
Joan: Yes, it can If you have sense and courage.
God gave inside to his head, and He naturally
doesn't want to see il wasted See? That's my secret.
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Joan OfArC'S
Secret

Broadway star Julie Harris chooses her
faVorite scene from fine new play
Editors Note Julie Harris electrified Broadway This
season as loan Of Arc The Lark a French play BY
lean AnOnlh. adapted BY Lillian HeIlnian We asked
Miss Harris which lines Of me play she herself found
nNOSf inspiring
The Lark" she replied lis a whole evening Of
inspiration Bur think must choose hhe scene the
end Of The first Gcf in which Joan tries 10 persuade the
D1Aphin Paul ROebHg attack the English in Orleans.
Ii is here that Joan reveals her greaf secret
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