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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-17
SdHy White
To Be Soloist
In Iceland

Mrs. John w. White, wife
OF Brig. Gen. White, few home
from Iceland last week to open
her home on Forty-fourth
street and to greet her mother.
Mrs. Perry Wainer, who ar
rived almost simultaneously
from Los Angeles.
Gen. White is on a tour
OF duty in Iceland.
Mrs. White and her mother
attended a concert last Friday
at Dumbarton College when
Gen. and Mrs. Whites daugh-
ter, Sally, was piano soloist.
Only IS years of age, the
young pianist has already
given several benefit concerts
for the Iceland Cancer Society
and has again been invited to
perform in that land by the
Music Society of Iceland. She
will play a concerto with the
1celandic Symphony Orchestra
In June.
A student at the Peabody
School Of Music in Baltimore,
Miss White is studying with
Mr.. Austin Conradi and Mrs.
Amos Allen.
Following last Fridays con-
cert, Mrs. White entertained
at a reception in her home.
Among those present was her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Smith,
wife Of Lieut.. Gen. Smith,
commanding general Of An
drews Air Force Base.
Mrs. Wainer will return to
her home in California at the
end Of the month.
Evening star., 1956-08-17

RcfrigeratOrs

I--1Is.sS GE s-cu.-Ft. Refrigerator, 1890
l--z,s.SS GE s-cu.-Ft. Freezer Combination,
1870
i--ISo.1s Fdsidcirs s-cu-Ft RsfrioeroIor.
1890
3--4ss.9S Frioidoin l2-cu.-Ft. Double Door
Freezer CoHoinofIons oOvsWW
I69.OO
1890
I--3ss.ss Friodoirs I2-eu-ft. automatic de-
frost refrigerator ------------- zSO.WU
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$3.50 Foster Prebuilt Border Innersprino Mot
tresses, foncy woven ticking, cloth handles, twin
cnd double sizes zes----------- --~ 22.88
24-37.5o Foster Box Springs helicol tied con-
stIuctlon, twin and double sizes -------e 22.88
1880 lnnsrsprine Mattresses, rolled edges.
striped ticking, twin ond double sizes 1899
ll-34.95 Serto PrebuiIt Border Mattresses,
woven ticking. cloth hondes, twin and double
sues ----------- ------ 1879
1850 serto Foom Top Mattresses stitched
soo-prcof borders, heovy woven ticking, twin ond
d1uble sizes 32.88
H-49.50 Serto Box Springs, heco tied coil
construction, twin and double sizes s.--4- 29.99
zs-4s.50 Seto 4o5-coil Mattresses, firm eon-
struction, discontinued ticking, twin ond double
size - 49,. 90
1850 Serto Box Springs, multi-coI construc-
ticn heavy woven ticking, twin and double sizes,
29.9S
stitched prebuilt border. BOZ. ticking. Twin ond
double size -l------. s32.D9
S-47.5o Enolonder Box Springs, study coil con-
stfuetion, S-oz. ticking. twin size 29.99
1850 Enolonder Tuftsss Mattresses, stitched
pHsbuilt border. Boz. ticking, z co. double and
y size --------------- $500
1900 Eno1onder TuftIess Mottress and Box
Spring Set, stitched prebuit border, sturdy box
spring, twin slze----------------- 1898
IA-9SoO Foster Extro-Flrm Mottress, 8-oz, TICK
ING, twin SIZE -t32.OO
4a-4S.5o Simmons 3l2-coil Mattresses. stitched
efush-proof borders, heovy woven ticking, dis
continued style. double size - 3I.88
$3.50 Simmons kino-Sze Mattresses, pre-
built borders, duroble woven ticking, twin size,
80" long ------------ 29.99
3s-47.5o Simmons Prebut Border Mattresses,
heoV woven ticking, styles. twin and double
sEes -------- 29.99
7--4f.50 Simmons Box Springs, sturdy coil con-
struetion, styles. twin and double sizes 29.90
4.-99.00 Simmons Hotel SpecioI Mattress and
Box Spring Sets, stitched crush-proof borders
w" $3.50
$4,000 Simmons Kino-Size Mottress and Box
Spring Sets, stitched soo-proof border, heavy woven
ticking, 6O' long, twin size-- 1899
1880 Simmons Prebuilt Border HOLLYWOOD
Outfits, foney woven ticking, double, twin size,
$500 Serto Foom Top Mottress and Box Sprino
Sets, nylon reinforced ticking, prebat borders, |
double, 8 twin size-s-- AZ. ~
I2-l09.00 Foom Lotex Mottress and Box Sprino
SETS, severol styles of ticking, some mismotched,
$500 Foom Lotex Mottress and Box Sprino
Sets. nnsmotched twin size Al. ~
Z0-3495 Prebuilt Border Mattresses. durobIe
ticking discontinued styles. double size 22.OO
s-s4.SS Box Springs. sturdy coil construction.
oufoole woven ticking, double size .I7.41
Gs4S5 Prebuilt Border Mattresses, foncy woven
treklno, discontinued style, twin size I9.90
l-37.5o Sylcon Mottress, stitched prebut bor-
def toney woven ticking. discontinued style, double
SIZE 22 nm
@s4SS Box Springs. coil construction, twin size,
$3.50 lnnersprine Hollywood Bed Outfits. pre-
DUN ooroer, duroole ticking, twin size 30.99
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s.oe to 1923 choise Pads

One piece style to fit any standard size
chaiSe. Plastic and duck coverings in as
sorted plain colors, some prints. Only 40!
Evening star., 1956-08-17
l6.95-5z.5o Panel Or Poster Beds
WI !. '.'''. '... $50 :
2o.5o-6o.5o Bookcase Beds
vi" = 0''''. size. 1899 =
In these two price groups beds are in finishes of maple
mahogany, blond, coral, cordovan, ETC. Complete with
STATS side rails All slightly Scared Not all finishes in
both price groups.
$50 Yds. ~" HoII-Stoir corpet

Usually 4.95, SOS qualities. Many
patterns and colors for selection.
Evening star., 1956-08-17
1000 Yds. l.4o "EvereIoze" chintz

1000 Yds. l.4o "EvereIoze" chintz
Dozens Of decorator prints in florals
moderns, traditional patterns OF high &R4NC ~
count, washable chintz 36" wide.
10.oS-12.o8 Draw Droperies
Textured boucle and sheer fortisan fab
RIGS, some with gold overlay. Solid colors AA
and prints, COZ long. Only 800 parsI DeWO
0.o0 to 1928 Choise Pods
One-piece style to fit any standard size
chaise Plastic and duck coverings in as A4N
sorted plain coors, some prints. Only 40l DeOO
4.49 Lorge Glider Roincoots
Heavy gauge plastic, diversified to fit
gliders or chaise lounges up to 851z" X.4A e.
long. AL green. Just 100!
21.o8 Comfy Studio Covers
Allover floral patterned barkcloth in
basic colors OF grey wine natural or hK.ASD.
green 3-pflow style.
1923 Motehins Doveno Covers
Evening star., 1956-08-17
10.o8-12.os Draw Droperies

Textured boucle and sheer fortisan fab
and prints, 90" long. Only 800 pairs!
Evening star., 1956-08-17

Reduced 4O% and More

s4s.s5 chnsler "a HP., cosement Type, rs
omps. ---- - 1890
3I9.s5 Phileo p FIush-kiount Type 1890
33s.s5 PhiIeo H.p Flush-Mount Type.
1890
lls.Ss &C rhinIios,NoSsI y HIP. Smpost De-
"en -------------------- ---SIU.UO
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21.os Comfy Studio Covers

Allover floral patterned barkcloth in
basic colors Of grey, wine, natural or
green. 3-pillow style.
1928 Motehins DOveno Covers :
Evening star., 1956-08-17
Gas and Electric Ranges

4-2SS.sS Toppon Cos Ronoes, fully automatic,
80" 1890
I-264.50 Toppon Cos Ronoe lO0 90
i--z7s.sS Mose Chef De Luxe Cos Ronoe. 4o",
1880
I-3zs.sS Mooic Chef De Luxe Cos Ronoe,
1890
l-3e9.S5 sc De Luxe Electric Rcnoe, 28O.OO
l-z4s.s5 Friodoire Electric Rones- 1900
Evening star., 1956-08-17
Famous Make PrebuiIt Border
lnnersprins Mattresses
Twin and q n M
Double Sizes ~AaO 90
Twin and
Double Sizes

Just 70l All higher priced mattresses, all famous
makes which can't be mentioned due to this low
price! Innercois are insulated with sisal pads
topped with cotton felt. All with heavy woven
ticking. Odd lots, discontinued styles / and 2
Of = kind, Some matching box springs, 24Oe ca.
Evening star., 1956-08-17
o.05 Carved Wool Wilton

Only 220 SO. yds. beige broadloom in
rose wool Wilton. 15-ft. width.
Evening star., 1956-08-17
1875 Jumbo MetoI Wordrobes

Heavy gauge furniture steel with
brown crackle finish. Big 64x24x20"
size with hat shelf and tie rack with
lock and 2 keys. Just 100
Evening star., 1956-08-17

Dozens of decorator prints in floras
moderns, traditional patterns OF high RQNC
count washable chintz. SO" wide. DO
Evening star., 1956-08-17
ox12' Administer Rugs
Plus WuffIe Pads
l.o5 voIue %kO
sl.9s voIus

Only SOL Assorted colors and patterns. Regular
1895. Administer broadoom rugs plus 1900 waf-
fle pads to sell at this combined low pricel
Evening star., 1956-08-17
4.4o Lorse Glider Roincoots

Heavy gauge plastic, diversified to fit
gliders or chaise lounges up to 851s"
long AL green. Just 100!
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
fus. -o -oScsgeduIe For
 Eastern Star Heas.

Mrs, Florence A. Hummer. Most worthy Grand Matron, Order of the Eastern Star, arrived August z for an official visit to the local chapter. She was honored guest at several functions during her stay in Kodiak.
 Mrs. Robert Acheson was hostess at a luncheon for Mrs. Hummer on Friday. In attendance were the line officers and secretary and treasurer of the o. E. S. A special meeting was held Friday evening at the Masonic Temple at which tne initiatory work was shown.
 A Star Point luncheon was held saturday at the home of Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson in honor of Mrs. Hummer. Other guests were Past Matrons and officers.
 Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Coon hosted dinner party at their home Sat urday honoring the visitor. Fol lowing the dinner, Mrs. Hummer conducted a school of instruction at the Masonic Temple.
 Mrs. Hummer was guest of hon. ar at a luncheon Sunday at the horne of Mrs. Sybii Boggs, Naval Station. Among those present was kars. Herbert A. Davis of .Okanog- an. Washington. who accompanied her husband here on a visit. Other guests were o. E. s. members re-
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
Twins Born On MS.

Twin babies were born to Marie Jean and Richard Terry Thomas, LTJG, USN, on August 2 at the Naval Station Hospital. John William and Jean Marie, each weighed lbs. Is ozs. at birth.
 Thomas, who is serving with FasRon IA, is the son of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Thomas of Custer, S. D.
 Mrs. Thomas is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberts of McCook, Neb.
 The twins are the second and third children for the Thomas.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
Picnic Tomorrow For Elk Families

Elks members will hold their annual picnic at Woody Island to- morrow. The event is for Elks and their families, Emblem Club mem- bers and their escorts. fSp.
 A boat will leave D & A dock at 8 a. m., 9:15 a. m., 10 a. m. and 12.30 p. m. for Woody Island The boat will make its first return at 3:30 and the last trip back at 5:oO.
 In the event of rain, an indoor picnic will be held at the Elk's hall.
 The first Lodge session follow ing the summer recess will be held on August 24.
 Preliminary sketches have been studied by the Elks officers and the Building Committee. They were approved for final drafting Tuesday night and were taken to Anchorage by Ole Johnson, who will turn them over to the archi- tect.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
Aoin.A, ALASKA. AUGUST II, 1858
siding on the Base.

A banquet Sunday evening at the Masonic Temple Officially closed Mrs. Plummer's visitation. A special feature of the banquet was 3 display of dolls depicting the officers of the local chapter. The dolls, made by Mrs. Olita Kay, were grouped about log model of the Masonic Temple Robert M. Kay constructed the Temple mod el. Table decorations were minia- ture log cabins representing the Is Eastern Star Chapters in the Territory. Honored guests at the banquet included Mrs. Hummer; Most Worshipful Herbert A. Davis, Grand Master of the Most Wor- shipful Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Washington; J. W. Patterson, Worshipful Mas ter, Kodiak Lodge 295, F. & A. M., and Walter Sewell, High Priest, St. Paul Harbor Chapter No. 2. R. A. M. Guests viewed movies shown by Vern and Verna St Louis following the banquet.
 Mrs. Hummer left Monday to visit other chapters in Alaska be- fore returning to her home in Fairview Village, Pennsylvania.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11

SURPRISE ENTERTAINMENT is in store for those attending the Public Dance in aid of the Cancer Fund Drive. Date is August l8, Place is the Elks Hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11

Base Cal the speeds finish final
 $5000 Seafa trophy for unlimited hydopanes Washington Aug with average spea
 nearly no Shany owned Bill Waggone verea Texas and racing Seattle Yacht Club banner so0 first place money 4-.4 5 GAP Wmephoto)
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11

{ enlisted, nythesNavy at San Diego July 10. He was stationed here
 previously. As M
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
Bates Is Visitor

Clark E. Bates, representing the California Ink Company, was a visitor in town Thursday.
 Bates has been making trip throughout the territory in the in- terests of his company. He return ed to Seattle via PIMA Thursday afternoon.
Kodiak mirror., 1956-08-11
BRANDES RE-ENLISTS

Raymond Charles Brandes, who gave his address at Kodiak, re-
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
Ray Tveter Discharged
 From Veterans Hospital

Ray Tveter, formerly of Nome, has been discharged from the Veterans Administration hospital at Walla Walla, Wash, April 20.
 Bonn Davis, supervisor of the federal jail here, the position I've ter held while in Nome, received the news in letter from Tveter last week.
 Tveter said in the letter 1t will Joe June before he will be able to return to his work. Before he was laid up, he worked as super visor at the federal prison camp at Anchorage.
 His wife and four children are living in Anchorage at 1516 Birch wood Ave. and he may be con- tacted at that address.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
Peggy Lou Lucas and Frederic J. Kraun Married Last Saturday Evening

Peggy Lou Lucas, daughter of Mrs. A. E. Bohrer, and Frederic Julius Kraun, pilot for Alaska Airlines, were married at the brides home Saturday evening. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Don Bruckner.
 The bride and groom were both in navy blue suits, with the bride and her attendant, Judy Darly, both wearing gardenia corsages. The groom was attended by How ard Hanson.
 Soft background recorded music was played during the ceremony The bride was given in marriage by her stepfather, A. E. Bohrer,
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Frank Boyd, JoAnn Aukon, Raymond Manutt, August Ricci, Charles Swim, Nor ma Runyon, Ethlyn Miller, Mary E. Jolley, Eunice Logan, L. E. Car penter, w. F. Bowser, o. D. Carl son, G. o. Brown, Frank Muffet.
 To Anchorage: Charles Hill, Harry Smith, Thomas Furber, Ken Kilmer, A. C. Dyer, Edward Doyle, Caspar Caterinichio, Sgt. D. Schmidt, MT. Kleinkopf, Earl Woodland, John Rhodes, Louis Matthews, Harry Finnell, Ray mond Roof, James Pierce, Donald Krinkel, C. Smith.
 To McGrath: V. Supko. From Unalakleet: Vern Hirsch, Sig Krogstad.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
Theater Receives Repair Part For Projector And Will Present Rogue Cop

The Theater management an- nounces that there will be a show tonight as the repair part for the protector arrived today.
 Willie Brown praised the fine cooperation of Pan American Air ways and Wien Airlines in bring ing this needed piece of machin- cry from Seattle in record time The projector broke down Satur- day night during the first show.
 Tonight's feature will be the film Rogue Cop" starring Robert Taylor.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
VOLLEYBALL GETS
 UNDER WAY TONIGHT WITH THREE GAMES

Nome's latest sport. volleyball, swings into reality tonight at 7:30. when the Polar Hornets clash with the ACS Shamrocks in the open ing game. The Nanooks play the Air Force in the second game and the Nome Aces meet the Sham rocks in the nightcap.
 This is a sport designed for the audience. Don't miss it.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
WIEN AIRLINES

To Fairbanks: Bishop Frances Gleason, H. E. Humbaugh, Ed Lucas, VIC. Parmalee, Don Spi- yak, Jones Hellchan, Joe Abbot, John Haywood, Joe Ventura.
 Kotzebue to Fairbanks: C. C. Taylor.
 To Galena: Walt Blau, David LaVoie.
 From Fairbanks. Sigfried Han son, Flora Balenger, Robt. Rocco, Hans Fischer, Ed Elkins, Paul Caldwell, J.S. Jenkins, J. H. Fred rickS.
 From Kotzebue: Robt. Morgan; K. Richards, O.E. Reed.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
PTA Meets Tuesday Night

Nome PTA will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the As sembly Room of the High School. Now officers for the coming year will be elected. An award will be made to the school room which has had the most parents attend ing PTA meetings this last year
 An interesting program has been planned and light refresh ments will be served after the meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
CORRECTION

Manager Steffen Andersen of the NC. Cat Shop, local Ford dealer, tells Us that the Dodge car sold last week was not the first 1856 model sold in Nome. Andersen states that a Fairline f. door sedan, 1856 model, was sold to the G Cab last October and delivered after the arrival of the last boat.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
Ellen and Pamela Mulvihill Back

Ellen Mulvihill of Modern Cleaners, and her daughter Pam ella returned to Nome. Saturday after vacation in the States which started in February.
 While out the Mu1vihills visited Mexico and witnessed a bullfight.
 Ellen brought back with her a manager for her dry cleaning es- tablishment, Louis Miller, who has had 27 years experience in the dry cleaning and laundry business.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by the us Dept of Commerce Weather Bureas Fair and continued warm thru Tuesday. Easterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Low temperature expected tonight B, high tomorrow 43. At Nenana at T o'clock this morning it was 43 degrees and clear
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
WALTER J. HICKEL Republican National Committeeman, Says:

Senator's congressman and officials in Wash ington with whom 1 talked very much in- pressed with the quality and character of the Constitution for the State of Alaska. This docu- rnent is winning friends for our cherished goal of statehood now urge all Alaskans to vote "Yes' to ratify our Constitution It will demonstrate to the nation political maturity and the fact that we are ready for equal rights under the American flag"
 Mike J. Walsh, Democrat of Nome, received the above wire from MT. Hckel and Mike says: 'This proves beyond all doubt that the Constitution is non-partisan issue
 Adv.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
L. Mattila Returns from Finland

Laurie Mattila, well known pio- neer, who has been in Finland for the past two years, returned to Nome Saturday and is visit ing with his many friends. MT. Mattila says he is home for good this time.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23

c OF c DINNER CANCELLED
 The Chamber of Commerce din- ner scheduled for Tuesday eve ming has been cancelled. The reg ular noon luncheon will be held as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
NOTICE OF RIFLE FIRING

NOTICE or RIFLE FIRING
 First Scout En-. Alaska Nation al Guard will conduct firing of Nil rifles at a point l1a miles directly south of ANG headquar- ters on Front St. Maximum range of rifle is $500 yards. Firing will be toward the south. Time. 7:30 pm. April %. for a period of l-1h hours.
 All seal hunters or any other persons are hereby notified 10 be out of the area al the lime speci- fled.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-23
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services for Bert Bell will be held Wednesday. April 25. at the Community Methodist Church by Rev. Willard Meek lenburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
False Teeth Returned
Ito Owner from Surf

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (P).-Rob-
ert Jones, 81. was mentioning al
Daytona Beach on a Saturday
when a wave knocked his falst
teeth from his mouth while
swimming in the ocean.
He put a want ad in the Day.
tona Beach News Journal anc
headed home.
When he reached Nashville thu
following Wednesday there was
parcel in his mailbox and in tn,
parcel were his teeth and a not
from Mr.. Hagey of Bristol, Va
who'd found the denture in tn
sea. saw the ad and mailed tn
package. The amazed Jone
gladly paid the SIS reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
a Optometrists Get
District Licenses

Four optometrists have been
licensed to practice in the Dis
trict after successfully complet-
ing an examination given last
month by the Board of Optom-
Ietry.
They are Alexander S. Farkas,
1445 Ogden street NV; George
L. Fletcher, 700 Peabody street
N. W.; Burton Shamsky. 4201
Massachusetts avenue NV, and
Louis Fishkind, Bronx, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Courtroom Props

AUSTIN. Tex. E.-Recently
an Austin man, seemingly ir
considerable pain. exhibited in 6
local court how he had to wear 6
heavy brace for a claimed bach
injury. A few days later, having
lost his suit for damages. the mar
sold the brace to a second hant
store for So.
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of natural gas or manufactured
gas.
They said the investigation
will continue.
The blast at the peak of the
dinner rush demolished the brick
and cinderblock building. leav-
ing nothing but a mess Of
splintered debris.
Twenty-Five persons were in
jured.
Less than IL hours earlier. the
cafe had switched from manu-.
featured gas to this southeastern
Utah cattle and uranium town,
new natural gas system. Tht
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have taken about 20 pills. DR..
Robbins placed her in the hos
pital for treatment. including a
spell under an oxygen tent. The
doctor said he had no idea why
she had taken the pills.
Her Negro maid discovered the
actress about 3 am. Friday. An
empty pill bottle was lying be-
side her on the floor.
Miss Raye came to Florida In
an unsuccessful attempt to di-
vorce her fifth husband. dancer
Ed Begley. A Miami circuit Judge
denied the decree. however, rul-
ing that Miss Raye had not met
the 90-day residence require
ment.
Court attendants saw her cry.
ing in the hallway outside thu
courtroom after the denial anc
reported that she seemed very
upset.
1t was reported that her for
mer 29-year-old bodyguard, Rob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

old manufactured gas pipes were
|still in the basement.
State Industrial Commission
Chairman Otto A. WESLEY and
w. r. Robinson, chief engineer
for the State Public Service
Commission, head the investiga-
ton. They flew here yesterday
The explosion smashed out
the walls of the building ant
hurled its ceiling and roof int(
the air. Many of the so or more
persons inside were thrown init
the yard and parking lot of thu
cafe. Others we're killed or in
Ijured when the roof crashed
back down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Experts Agree Cos Caused
Cafe Blast KiIIinq IS

MONTICELLO, Utah, Aug. Is
.R.-A cook opened an oven
|door-and the burst of heat
touched off an explosion that
killed IS persons in the hurting
wreckage of a crowded cafe.
State experts pin-pointed to-
day that workday act as the i'm
mediate cause of the blast Mon
day night in the Lariat Cafe
here.
They agreed with local officials
that it was obviously a gas ex-
plosion. But they said a very
very careful and deliberate" in
vestigation still has left them
without enough evidence to de-
eide whether it was an explosion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Corn POPPED in Boo

NEW YORK-A new coin ven-
der being readied for the mar
ket turns out hot, seasoned pop
corn sealed in plastic bag.
High frequency radio waves pop
the kernels on demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

ert O'Shea. an ex-Westport
Comm policeman, was also here
recently.
The actress is being sued by
Mr.. O'Shea's wife, Ann. 20, fol
alienation Of affections. Miss
Raye has denied any romantic
connection with O'Shea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
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