davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1956-01-30
Alaska Mineral Production Last Year
Slumped S2I2 Million From "a Value

From Mineral Industry Sur
veys," us. Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Mines0
Preliminary figures indicated
that the total value of the 1855
mineral production in Alaska was
$215 million less than the 1854
value. The figures are based on
receipts of minerals at minis and
smelters and on estimates of pro-
duction from individuals and
companies.
The output Of three commodi-
ties, gold, coal, and sand and
gravel, accounted for SO percent
of the total value of the mineral
production. AS in 1853 and 1854,
the value of the gold output was
greater than that of any other
commodity produced in Alaska.
Coal was second; sand and gravel
third; and platinum-group metals
fourth.
Although the total value of the
output of chromite, tin and mer-
curry was only 8 percent of the
total value of mineral production
in Alaska in 1855, it is worthy of
note that chromite production
was more than doubled. Tin pro-
duction was halved, and mercury
production was practically moth
ing in comparison with 1854.
Government Aid
Through the Defense Minerals
Exploration Administration, the
government continued to aid in
the financing of the exploration
and search for strategic and criti-
cal minerals in Alaska in 1855.
From the beginning of the pro-
gram in 1851 to the end of 1855,
contracts for $1,655,793 were
authorized for projects in Alaska.
The contracts were authorized
for exploration work at Is loca-
tions for a variety of minerals
2 for anthony, for copper, 4
for mercury, for nickel-copper,
! for placer platinumgroup met
ais, 3 for placer tin, for lode tin,
for tungsten, and l for tungsten
lead zinc.
Contracts authorized in 1855
included one for exploration work
at Lost River lode tin mine where
DMEA projects had been con-
Quoted in years before 1855.
Gold Down Slightly
Gold production, based on II
months receipts at minis and
smelters and an estimate for De-
cember, decreased only slightly
from the 1854 output. The value
of the gold accounted for So per
cent of the total value of the min
eral production in Alaska in 1855.
Almost all the gold came from
placer mines.
The us. Smelling, Refining &
Mining Co, with its Fairbanks
unit of 6 dredges and Nome unit
of 2 dredges, was the largest
single producer of gold in Alaska
in 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1956-01-30

Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
THE SUNDAY STAR Bis
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
4sI I II ST. Sc.

OPEN. ! TO s +
This semidet. 3-bedrm. brick. IL
new-house cond.: full bsmt.; ga'
heat: deep yard. Low price. cas-,
terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
S12.OO0 CASH

Cor, row. brk,, 2-story home. Six
lse. rms, Ia baths. full bsmt..
rear porches, garage, h.-W.h.; cony.
to everything. Location. 221 18th
st. Sc. Call Mr.. MAIER. at Ii.
i6-0Q64 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
1000 EvARTs ST. NE.

DETACHED COR IN 3 r
BRICK. on Rhode Island
eve.-S1,bOO down. Spa
cious detached 4-hedroom
brick home, side-hall plan
spacious living room with
Woodworking fireplace, man
tel and built-in bookcases:
family sized kitchen. spacious
bedrooms, ample closet space.
Beautifully HANDICAPPED, high
tsrraced corner lot. Full dry
basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL, ble Z at. Sc. oper
2 to Darling house. liy. rm
sep. din. rHi.. 2 bedrms.. sewinJ
rm., mod. kit, bath. firepl.. gar.
den, Buy from owner and save
sood financing. AID. 2-302a. morn
capffTTsoSLi HnL Exe.p. location
~ rms, DIVIDED into apis. z baths
heat. Approx. 500 800 n se'' R sa n On
Pymt; Your best invest. BERGER
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-A nice semi.
detach. brick on quiet street: conv
20 .sehs., transp.. shopping. Has !:
6edrms,. sep. din. rrn.. full bSmt.
81 81. .gpyd; sI.sse. NEwcoME
c SoSSthah; % aEi niaSs sr-sa. ser
dst brk.; oil heat. screened IN
COW. to Boiling Field. Anacostis
Receiving Sta and RRL. close Ia
SCHOOLS and shop. ctr; SIT 200
n iii ssI" FRANCIS xAv mls
being eonstrne.ed n iiy' rm oeau dis
rase. Only So 600 o' COW WIZ terms ms,
In $4,000 HE. 4-4400. 80
NICHOLS HEIGHTS-Brk.: bed
rms, End a.; scr, porch. recr rm.,
Size See constr fenced yard; paved
ST. BARNABAs RID. siss and bise
Two new detached; lee. liy. rm..
nrepl-. all-elee. kit. cow. Many
other ADVANTAGES. Open. OWNER.
SECLUDED. YES. aIs minutes from
downtown Yes. Highest spot in
the city, Darn near IL. High Md
and Va tax rates7 No. II you are
looking for something. Tom. Dick
and Harry have don't inquire. LII
FOR sALE-2-bedrm. rambler, l. r.
q. T., XII. porehes. Ice. yard. steel
.s sss Green slss'e g, Of or s1HSfssRR
GER REAL ESTATE. or. 4-Tssi.
1916 MINNESOTA AVE. S,E.--Mod
ern semidetached corner brick home.
o rooms. bath recreation room,
equipped kitchen: slate roof and
many extras. Priced TO sell. FLOYD
z. DAVIS CO. 1929 K st. NV.
MA S-a352. ewes. LU, 2-0037.
4e0s TT. DUPONT TER.--3-bedrm
$l3.250, 5000 dn Oh: mr.. Fairfax
WI, blk. on Southern ave, Well
kept; bsmt; Drive by. then call Mrs
INC. 10. S-bs37, 10. s-t,637.
OPEN SUNDAY, ] TIL DARK
sos CHESAPEAKE ST. S.E.-Brick
home. liv. r. din. r, kit, 9 bedrms
and bath, full bsmt,. like new.
slI,950, Conventional or FHA, Di-
rections: Out Nichols ave. Sc. left
on Atlantic ave. Sc. right on 9Th
st. Sc, left on Chesapeake st, Sc
TO open" signs.
PUFFENBERGER REAL ESTATE
OF. 4-7Sai
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
201a Ridge pl.--Clean 6-rm. semi.
Diet. brick. equip. kit. rec. rm,. storm
windows and doors; level lot: mr..
cows. reas. priced: may 20 OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
372O oath ST. NE.

S496 down. Vacant. Fully
detached 3-bedroom Cape
Cod home. Cleaning oak
floors throushout, natural
chestnut trim, modern kitch-
en-, modern bath. Gas h.-w.h.
Full dry finished basement,
Detached Garage. Beautiful
section OF Woodbridge. near
Rhode Island and South
Dakota ayes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
1919 LYMAN PL. NE.

S7o6 down. This home has
msculate throughout. Brand
new kitchen equipment. Mod
ern kitchen, modern bath
CUSTOM BUILT KEOTTY-
PINE RECREATION ROOM,
Gas heat, Concrete front
porch. Anchor fenced yard. "a
block on Bladensburg I'd. and
18th st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

CAPITOL HILL--Brick. suit. for
club. tourist or roomine house: lge
rooms and baths, Ice. paneled re-
ception rm., mod. equip, air-cond,
bsmt. with street entr.; gas
h.-w.h.: fire escape. Owner retiring
CLAUDE sHIFLET, tn. 2-O4O0
RA. 3-2S79. 30
MICH. PARK--semidet. brk.; q rms
and scr. porch oil h.-y. heat. NJ
agents. OWNER. LA. 6-72S4.
RIGGS PARK-2-bedrm semidet
brick; finished bsmt. Priced To-
quick a. ssls6 Owner leaving tSSSn
RIGGS PARK-Below OF. S12,950
3-bedrm. semidet.; rec. rm., mod
kit. ~ baths. OF. $500 down
non,GI. low down payment. tn
OPEN sUNDAY--l7l7 oirard ne
e:rm; brick: i,,sPlaes, " baths
thing. II KRET ss III re REALTY L Ys'1 Ia
6-1492; Rh. 3-04s0. -1p
s32b DOWN-Today's best buy. q.
bedroom solid brick Colonial. Semi.
det. with powder room on LIST floor
SEP. din. rm.. Ice. kit. with table
space and screened back porch. Full
bsmt.. with rec. room, o.s.e. .QnlJ
ID minut: c e ssntsr q toyn; ManI
BGfYR 'fHRouoH OWNER and saw,
3-bedrm.. In Immaculate condition
gsfass and porch attached; nsai
sehoola etc. 2o0& Perry 81. re,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
1903 KEARNEY ST. NE.

$500 down. detached Cape
Cod. Concrete front porch.
rooms with powder room.
LIST floor. Deep back yard.
Garage. Gas hot-vater heat.
Bargain price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc
OUTSTANDING BUYS

I1SAIk 1V1kkxN 1t41kAJ =
OUTSTANDING BUYS
Hn.LcREsr SECTION. s43l N St
New Diet. brick. split level ramslel
G ds" XII. level lot. saa.5oo. oper
/ to 8 pm. Out Pa. ave. left o.
Branch ave. 2 hl2sks; rIght on NJ
Mar ii: Tlsh hLs e I HvE NV New def,
b.r. rambler. full daylight bsnlt.. gas
heat. GE kit. Sl5.a50. Out Pa; ave.
left ON Alabama ave. to 1900 block,
left "a block to house LU. 1-ls9O
HIIICREST Near Alabama ave
a027 seth st, Diet. brick. Dutch
n 4, asn se' INV ~ room sr I S' BIZ
I'd a., recr. I'm. with firepl. huiit-in
Garage, porch, slate roof, BY apt
o III MINNESOTA fsSfr AVE g. NJ PLACE.
In Lyndale. Vacant. New house
cond. Semidet. brick rms, 2 larse
br., fun bsmt,, scr. porch. Gas neat
HILIcREsr se4e suitland I'd. Oct;
brick. rm BUNGALOW, finished
bsmt., with b.r, and bath, gas INV.
h. BY appt. Lu 2-5a16.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, Vacant
Semi-det brick. 3 rms, large br..
IA baths. full daylisht bsmt. . gas
CONGRESS CON HEIGHTS Near Ala
bama ave, 30ls 9th st. Diet; 6-rm.
bungalow. finished hsmt.. with recr,
rm.. porch, oil INV. h. garase'
large fenced lot Al cond. By appt.
NEAR 2TTH and PA, AVE. Sub
stantiallv built 8 rms. . tile baths,
fun s 6sn soo with n, re srsa Ts' gas NV
CAPITOL HILL. ::story brick 8
rms. q baths, English bSmt.. garage,
deep lot. SCI. 500. LII. 4-aas2.
FAIRFAX VILLAGE. on Pa. ave,
6 rms. , b,r,. knotty pine recr
nm, gas heat. Al cond.' s13soo'
khSSAcos1TiA. Near Good Hope I'd:
b.r,. full bsmt,, porch. oil INV. H.
NEAR ANACOSTIA II. s. 5 rms. .
large b;r. gas h; w. h.. porch. Sfo'-
$50 III. 4-39s2,
HILLcREsT. Diet. brick. rms; ,
sI6,aso, LII. 1-7I2e,
I rms 81 baths fs tuii pN bsmtl. gas
heat. deep lot, SCI 800,
brick. 8 rms. . large pr: full bsmt.
heat oT 4fiTHo oo 81 f LisrINas
HARTMAN REALTY, Inc.
Realtor. l34s Good Hope I'd. Sc.
Sales, rental, property MANAGEMENT.
Insurance, LIZ. $4,000. LII. 2-5a7e,
CoIoRED-I4th AND S. CARO-
LIMA AVE. S.E.-peautitul 6-rm
side-hall plan; fun bsmt., oil h:.w,
MENT TO SUIT BUYER, First
time offered so call today. Mr..
kitchens: ATLAS REALTY co"
c 81. sInsoS nth AND Pa.
families; 9 stories: 9 EXTRA, new
eond, win exchange. OWNER, IA,
CoLoRED. LARGE sEMIDET. brick
home, very incest section. Only
S295 down, AJAX REALTY CO.
LA 6-825O. 10
coLoRED-s,s7 3 sr.-s45o dn.;
2-story semidet. brk.; rms, bath,
full bsnt., gas a.-c.h. CO. 5-S2s3.
CoLoRED--sALE OR RENT. bed
RIM. brick, semidet.. full basement.
sos mo. or $500 down. OWNER, "a.
CoLoREp $40 1ith ST. NEAR
PA. AVE. TOWN HOUSE - Com
pletely det., 8 large rms. average
"0-ft. wide, Q mod. tile baths. / on
LIST A.. bear garage: suit. for doc
tor. rest home. contractor. or
private organization, HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LU. $4,000. LU.
:-5976
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
BROOKLAND

OPEN 1 TO s PM. 1913 9th at
ne. 8 rms. on 2 mrs, 2 baths, rec
rn., gar: $4,000. DE. 2-116O. lis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
s423 q. OAK. AVE. NE.

DETACHED BRICK. 81, 800
down. Custom-built modern
tapestry brick home. Many
outstanding features. POW
DER ROOM ON FIRST
FLOOR. Recreation room and
efficiency apartment in base
ment. with private bath and
kitchen. Gas h.-v.h. Spacious
bedrooms. Diagonal Holly
wood bath. All In all .
unique home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

COL0RED-IOI2 D. sT.-2-stor,
1000 sis s-s an, CO. iS;s;:ss So :. III!
COLORED-FT. DUPONT HILLS
323 Burns st.-Semidct. brick,
rms. 3 Dr.: gas heat. deep lot
$4,000. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. LII. 4-34OO. Lu. 4-39s2.
C0LORED-NEAR NICHOLS AVE
Det., rms, . large b.r.. lst.n
den. full bsmt.. garage: oil h: -w:h.
Sl3,750: vacant. HARTMAN REAL.
TY. NC. LU. 4-34Q0. LU. 2.5976
81 HI7ap rE RTPoSI HllLs
semidet. brick. rms, 2 large bed
rms rms large te Issa,. Ct SSH 81 ieSS
INC, LII. 4-34O0. LII. 2-5976.
See 1850 Southern ave. Sc, cor
23rd: 3 bedrooms, gas heat; can g
GI II interested; do not disturb
tenant. Phone RUBIN 10. 1-l6OC
for appOintment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
27n6 s OAK AVE. NE

Vacant. s995 down. I'M
posing CORNER BUNGALOW.
A beauty. Living room with
live fireplace. 8 rooms on
first floor, plus finished
attic. Full basement. Oil
hot-water heat. Detached ga.
rage. Lovely picket-fenced
lot. An outstanding home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
24o4 RAND PLACE NE,

$685. down. FULLY DE-
TACHED BRICK HOME. Real
value az Sl5,95o. Vacant.
Be proud owner Of this de-
taened brick home. s full
bedrooms spacious living
room with fireplace. modern
kitchen. modern bath. full
dry basement. Garage. Con-
crete porch. Fuil-length stor-
age attic. Conveniently 10
Gated on Bladensburg I'd. Near
Baltimore highway entrance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
1879 46fh ST Sc

1882 46th ST. Sc.
OPEN . TO DARK
Modern brk Colonial. So down. al
or non-GI may buy. Beautifui det
home. 3 lge. bedrms., tile bath. Ice
NV, rrn.. din. rm.. bSnlt. with \,
bath. Really a substantial home
See and buy this home today. Ewes
IL. 1875,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
5oo7 ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
$40 MISSOURI AVE. NV.

Low down payment will buy
this immaculate and modern
3-fsmily. S-room SEMIDE.
TACHED tapestry brick home.
Q kitchens. 4 bedrooms Side
hall plan. Concrete front
porch. GARAGE. Convenient to
transportation and shopping
center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
PLEASE CLIP THIS AID
NE. Area

1925 DOWNING ST. NE
s795 down. Brookiand, Mod
ern 12-year-oid, Groom brick
home. on Montana ave. and
r, !. ave, ne. 3 bedrooms,
modern tiled kitchen and
tiled bath. Pull basement;
gas h.-w.h. Concrete front
porch and rear patio. Anchor
fenced yard. A home you'll be
proud to own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

1896 EASY PL. Sc.
OPEN . TO DARK
4 BEDROOMS. > BATHS, REC. RIM
Come out to see this beautiful det
brk. Cape Cod. Price, $3.50
complete home on one flY, Do moi
miss this buy. Dir: Out Bennine
rd. sc. to Easy pl.. then right. Ewes,
LII. l-S4SB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
422 PEABODY ST. NV.

secs down buys this mod
efn SEMIDETACHED 4-bed-
room. 7-room brick home.
Many extras. 2 baths. Concrete
front porch and rear patio.
Detached metal garage. Mod
ern kitchen with garbage dis
posal. modern bath, Fire
place In living room with
built-in bookcases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
s12s NEW HAMPSHIRE

A true 2-fsmily brick home.
Modern Groom brick, con-
crete front porch, side.
hall plan. 2 full kitchens. .
full baths. Home in tiptop
shape. Recreation room. eas
hot-water heat. Detached "a
rage. Ideally located near
schools. buses and shopping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
COLORED

47l2 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc
-. OPEN . TO DARK
MOD. Def. BRICK COLONIAL
OF Appraised. Sl6,5O0
4 ~, street tree parking. side yard. 6rm
taxes. Call and move out TO q new
life In this attractive section. Lee.
liv. rm., din. rm.. mod. kit. 3 bed
rms, tastefuily dec. See this home,
pr Out Bennipg I'd. Sc, then right
TO Southern av0 Ewes, Ii. 3-3i1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

ICOLORED-G1 OR CONVENTIONAL
OPEN, 2 TO 3
100 46th ST. Sc.
Semidet brick, 2 bedrms.. full
bsmt.: gas heat; fenced back yard
full din. rm.. In new-house cond
Beaut. corner lot. Must see TO ap-
preciate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
CoLoRED
BERGMAN REALTY co.
EXCEPTIONAL BUYS
All Reasonably Priced
WITH
Low Down Payments
ALL OPEN 2-6
2414 18th SIT. NE.

2414 18th ST. NE.
s S4SS D2T own First. time offered 1, ed
Woodbridge. Newly decorated; spa
porches. Wonderful buy. on 3Oth
and Bladensburg I'd.
I727 EMERSON ST. NE.
rm of brick i home Newly M dse re-. G
Hm.. storm windows. front porch
on S. Dakota ave.
5000 9th ST. NE.
$495 DOwN--Mod. semidet. brick
h S bsm aPe'iG ss l. s e ssro din on r%
1922 10th ST. NE.
S495 sDowN. 3 bedrm. brick
dream house In convenient Brook
land Built-in sarage, conerete
80 Crittenden st. NE,
$3.50 DOWN. 3 bedrm. brick,
concrete front porch. Hollywood kit.
and bath. VIII be redec. Buy now
1928 Myrtle Ave. NE.
$495 DOWN. Det. 3-bedrm. home
in beau. Woodbridge: newly dec:
porches. full bsnft.. gas heat; lge
yard. on Rhode Island ave.
1881 WHEELER RID. Sc
SPLIT LEVEL RAMBLER
$4,000 DOWN buys this Diet. 4.
bedrm. spiit-level rambler with
firepl., Hollywood kit. and bath
rumpus rm.. Diet. garage, spaciou.
grounds Priced at ONLY SIS.500
4343 G ST. Sc.
/. ONLY Sl95 DoWN--Mod. 2.
and din. rms, full bsmt.. storm win
dows. gas heat; Ice. fenced yard
Dir. Benning I'd. TO MINI, right tc
Ridge I'd iaft tn n Hf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
56ol THIRD ST. NV.

Vacant. CORNER brick
home with true CENTER
HALL plan. 3 spacious bed
rooms fireplace In living
room, banquet-sige dfning
room. modern kitchen. modern
bath. porches, front, side and
rear. Storm windows through
out. Beautifully handicapped
corner lot. Garage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

oVs HOI'OAV sHAeK-pAcSs to your favorite
people, and you give them six pasteurzed
Neufchatel cheese spreads in brilliant foil cups,
like the most expensive party nut-cups.
just o9F FstaH oof and the party's ont There's
mixing No dishngout No big recipes left Keep a
Holiday Snack Pack handy for your entertaining
Better still. don't wait for party Treat the
family. tonight, to the Kraft Party Snacks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08
No Clue Appears
To Successor for
Justice Minton
BY the Associated Press

Washington sources had al
most no clues today as to who
will succeed Justice Sherman
Minton on the Supreme Court
bench.
Justice Minton announced his
retirement, effective October Is,
yesterday, saying he no longer
felt physically able Ito do the
kind of work this position de-
mands." The official reaction
obviously was one of surprise.
Among the first names to crop
up as potential successors were
those of former Gov. Thomas E
Dewey of New York and Attor-
ney General Brownell. But in
formed sources indicated neither
is a likely prospect.
The resignation gives Presi-
dent Eisenhower his third OPP
portunity to name a Supreme
Court Justice, His previous Sc
lections have been Chief Justice
Warren and Justice Harlan.
After announcing his retire.
ment, Justice Minton told news
men II have pernicious anemia
and there is no cure for it.
There are treatments, but no
real cure. 1t speeds up
senility. There are times when
i might fall If / had no cane
handy" He added he was
plagued by failing memory.
BY retiring instead Of resign
ing. Justice Minton will be eligi-
BILE to serve on U. S. Circuit and
District Courts. He is qualified
for a S35, 000-a-year pension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08
Premier Quits
In Pakistan

KARACHI, Pakistan, Sept. 8
R.-Prime Minister Chaudhri
Mohammed Ali. head of Pakis-
tan's government since August
IL, 1855, resigned today. His
resignation was accepted by
President Iskandar Mira. :
The Prime Minister has been
beset by political difficulties.
Two Ministers Of his cabinet,
Malikur Rehman Kayani and
Sardar Amir Azam Khan, re-
signed from the Moslem League
last Thursday and joined the
Republican Party, reducing Mr..
Ais Moslem League Party to IL
members in a House of 80.
The retiring Prime Minister.
who is said to have Joined the
Moslem League only because he
needed to belong to some party
to be elected to Parliament, &C.
cepted leadership of a Republic
can-united front coalition on
August 81 while attempting to
continue as leader and member
OF the Moslem League. The move
was against the advice of some
Moslem Leaguers. Mr.. Ali said
today he had given UP his mem
bership in the league.
Chaudhri Mohammed Ali had
been Finance Minister in the
Pakistan government until he
succeeded a Prime Minister of a
similar name, Mohammed Ali, in
1855,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08
.WeoverQuits
Board of NBC

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (P.-
Sylvester L. (Pat) Weaver, dy-
manic idea man who brought
I"spectaculars" to television, has
resigned as board chairman of
the National Broadcasting Co.
His sudden resignation yester-
day climaxed an executive
shakeup in which four new
executive vice presidents were
named.
The network gave no reasons
for Mr.. Viewers departure. The
tail, sandy-haired Weaver said:
II did not resign in order to
do something else. I honestly
don't know where I'll go. The
ideas I've collected over the past
are projects ! could not pursue
under my working arrangements
at NBC. I hope to make use Of
them in television. but in all
honesty. I do not know how or
with whom I'll do them"
It was learned that Mr.. Weav-
er received a substantial sum in
settlement Of his contract with
NBC. 1t was also understood the
settlement bars him from work.
ing for any rival network until
the middle of next year.
Mr.. Weaver's resignation was
announced by network President
Robert w. Sarnoff. There have
been rumors of friction between
the two.
Mr.. Sarnoff succeeded Mr..
Weaver as network president and
chief executive officer" in De-
cember 1855.
Mr.. Sarnoff is the son of David
Sarnoff, board chairman Of the
Radio Corp. of America, MICS
parent company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08
.Mollet Ends
Algeria Talks

ALGIERS. Sept. 8 (R. -
Frances Premier Guy Mollet left
by plane today after "a hours of
hurried talks on the Algerian in
surrection.
Facing Mr.. Mollet when he gets
to Paris are further talks on the
Suez crisis. vi
The Premier rode to the Algiers
airport along roads lined with
troops but there was no serious
incident in Algiers during his
stay.
A bomb exploded in a small
shop on the outskirts Of the city
last night and the proprietor was
Slightly injured.
During his visit, Mr.. Mollet was
Icloseted with Robert LacoSte,
Frances resident-minister. He
was reported to have discussed a
new statute aimed at setting up
IA new, liberalized regime in Al
Igeria.
The last time Mr.. Mollet was
in the city last February he was
Ipelted with tomatoes thrown by
French residents who feared he
would be too soft" with the
rebels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08
North CoroIinions Vote
I odoy on School Plan

RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. 8 up.
North Carolina voters ballot in
a special referendum today to
decide whether they favor a plan
aimed at guaranteeing that no
child in the State will be re-
quired to attend an integrated
school against its will.
They vote on a local option"
plan backed strongly by Gov.
Luther H. Hodges and his adj
ministration, but opposed by
such agencies as the State Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers
and religious groups.
The plan involves an amend
ment to the State constitution.
1t would allow citizens of local
school administrative units to
vote to close their schools If in
tegration moves caused "intol-
cradle" situations.
1t also would allow the use
Of State and local funds to pay
private tuition for children whose
parents objected to their attend
ing an integrated public school.
Most observers predicted voters
would follow the lead of Gov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-08

Hodges and indorse the plan,
called by Gov. Hodges a safety
valve" against inforced integra-
ton. A lightavote was indicated,
with no prediction running over
a half million total. More than
a million voters are eligible.
Gov. Hodges has emphasized
that provisions of the plan are
permissive and can be put into
action only at the local level.
Under the local option plan a
majority of parents in school
district ordered integrated could
vote to close the school is ''in-
tolerable" situations occur. Gov.
Hodges has classified "intoler-
able" situations as meaning any
enforced registration of Negro
children at white schools and
where a majority of parents
protest such registration.
Under the tuition grants por-
ton Of the amendment the State
would pay up to $135 a year
toward the tuition of a child
sent to a private school by his
parents rather than allowing
MIN to attend an integrated
school