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The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-02-27

snan s..a constitute unified judicial system d.
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 aW Judges oF other courtS ai, lI.'S's prescribed
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, 1956-10-17
ELECTION NOTICE

A General Election will be held in the District OF st.
eroix. Virgin Islands Of the United States on Tuesday, Nov
ember s, 1856.
The Polls will be opened from 800 am until 500 pm
Voters who reside IN the voting areas formerly recognig-
ed as Christiansted Town and Christiansted Country Dis
tricts will vote at the polling place at the Police Court House
in Christiansted.
Voters who reside in the voting areas formerly ~recogniz-
ed as Frederiksted Town and Frederiksted Country Districts
will vote at the polling place in the Court House in Frederik-
sted.
REGISTRATION
ST. Croix. VI
October IL, 1856
William F. MOorLsad
Chairman
, 1956-10-17
NEWS


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scheduled to sail from Balti-
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18th and is due at Frederik-
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Thomas : Oct. 10Th accepting
freight from the above ports.
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congressional leaders Monday
and Tuesday.
The Monday session will be
with Republican leaders to re-
view a preliminary draft Of the
Istate-of-the- Union message the
President will deliver to Congress
January 10. That document will
outline the administrators 1857
legislative program.
On Tuesday. New Years Day,
Democratic leaders will join the
Republicans fer a brief1ng on the
international situation and the
Eisenhower foreign policy plans
for the year ahead. Highlighting
that discussion will be the Mid
die East picture and the question
whether to admit more than 81, :
500 Hungarian refugees to this
country.
With the President are his son
and daughter-in-law, Army Mai
and Mrs. John D. Eisenhower
both golfers. He also was accom-
panied from Washington by a
couple of other William
E. Robinson of New York, presi-
dent of the Coca Cola Co., and
George. E. Allen. former Truman
administration official who has
a farm near the Eisenhower
country home at Gettysburg, Pa.
Mrs. Eisenhower remained at
the White House.
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I Stops Slated
BY Eisenhower
In Drought Tour

AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec. % R.-
President Eisenhower will make
seven stops in six Midwest and
4 Southwestern States on a Janu-
ary 1875 survey of the worst
drought damage in many years.
announcement of the Presi-
dents plans for a tour into Tex
as. Oklahoma. New Mexico, Ari-
zona, Colorado and Kansas was
made today as he continued a
week end of relaxation at the
Augusta National Golf Club.
Gusts of up to 40-mile-an-
hour winds delayed the start of
Mr.. Eisenhower's round on the
links until nearly noon. There
still was plenty of wind when he
did play, but the sun was bright
and the temperature was in the
middle forties-about 20 degrees
cooler than when he arrived from
Washington yesterday.
Gen. Gruenther is Guest
A new guest of the President
at the club today was Gen. AL
fred M. Gruenther. who retired
last month as supreme COM
mander of allied forces in Eu-
rope. Just before leaving the
White House yesterday the Pres
ident awarded a Distinguished
Service Medal oak leaf cluster
to Gen. Gruenther.
Mr.. Eisenhower announced last
October that he was planning an
inspection tour of areas hit by
the drought. The purpose is to
chart a program of additional
Federal aid to farmers and
Iranchers.
The tour schedule calls for the
President to fly from Washing
ton January l3 to San Angelo,
Tex. He will stay there over
night at Goodfellow Air Force
Base. then take a look at that
parched area the next day.
He will fly on to West Wood
ward, Okla: Clovis, N. Mex.
and Tucson, Ariz., January IA
for further inspection of drought
conditions. He will spend the
night at David-Monthin Air
Force Base at Tucson.
Conferences Slated
On January Is the scheduled
stops are Pueblo, Colo: Garden
City, Kans., and Wichita, Kans.
In the late afternoon at Wichita
the President will discuss drought
relief steps with representatives
of farmers, ranchers. industry,
banking, government and agri-
culture schools from all the
stricken States.
After that meeting Mr.. Eisen-
hover will fly back to Washing
ton. arriving there the evening
Ol JANUARY 10,
In addition to the seven stops
in six States, the President plans
an aerial survey of the general
drought area. He will be accom-
panied IN the tour by Secretary
of Agriculture Benson. Secretary
of the Interior Seaton. members
of the White House and Agricul-
ture Department STATS, and an
Army representative concerned
with conservation aspects of the
drought problem.
Mr.. Eisenhower plans to ny
back to Washington tomorrow
afternoon to be on hand for
White House conferences with
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with 3 in 1858. 10 in 1854, II in
1855 and 10 in 1856, amassed a
total of 40 since he became Sec
retary October 8, 1853. His pre-
decessor, Martin P. Durkin, who
resigned September 8. 1853, held
q.
Post Off1ce-Postmaster Gen.
eral Summerfield was listed with
8 in 1858. 10 in 1854, IL in 1855
and 6 in 1856. Sos
Justice - Attorney General
Brownell had 2 in 1858, IL in
1854, 5 in 1855 and none in
1866 total of 10.
Commerce-Secretary Weeks
accounted for a total of 13, with
2 in 1858, / in 1854, 3 in 1855
and Z in 1856.
Misunderstanding Oveta Culp
Hobby held l in 1853, 3 in 1854,
and 2 in 1855. before resigning
on July 13, 1855, for a total of
6. Her successor, Secretary Fol-
som, took Office August /, 1855
and held that year and 3 in
1856.
Interior - Secretary Mckay
held only ] formal news con-
ference before his resignation
March 90, 1956-that one in
1858. Secretary Seaton, who
succeeded Mr.. Mckay May 20,
1856, has held /.
Treasury - Secretary Hum
phrey, with q lone exception
back in 1858, has held no wide
open meetings with newsmen.
He has had 8 news conferences
limited to special subjects, such
as the budget. taxes and the
public debt. He has had 10 off,
the-record conferences with from
2 to 26 newsmen.
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held only l each. In addition to
the 81 news conferences at the
White House, Mr.. Eisenhower
held one at Key West and an
other at San Francisco for a
total of SO.
A check on totals since 1853
showed that cabinet members
vary widely in their use of the
news conference technique. Some
like it as a means of getting
their ideas across to the public;
others don't like the idea.
Some of those who have
avoided formal and public ques-
tion-and-answer sessions with
reporters made themselves avail
able for individual or private
questioning Some, however. have
limited all forms of contact.
Mr.. Eisenhower's first four
years will be up January 20. BY
comparison, President Truman
held 324 news conferences in the
almost eight years he was in the
White House. Franklin D. Roose-
welt rolled up a total of 998 in
the 12-plus years he was Presi.
dent.
Here's an accounting of the
conferences held by Eisenhower
cabinet members with the Wash
ington news corps:
State-Secretary Dulles held
% in 1858, 18 in 1854, 18 in 1855
and 20 in 1856.
Defense = Secretary Wilson
held IA in 1858, % in 1854. 1S in
1855 and IL in 1856.
Agriculture - Secretary Ben
son reached total of As. having
held 8 in 1858, 81 in 1854, 13 in
1855 and 9 in 1856.
Labor - Secretary Mitchell.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Martha Roye Settles
Suit for $4,000

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec.
20 R.-A $50,000 alienation
suit brought against comedienne
Martha Raye by the wife Of a
former Westport policeman has
been settled for some $4,000. it
was announced late today.
John T. Cullinan, counsel for
Mrs. Barbara Ann Farr O'Shea,
said that her suit against Miss
Raye now will be withdrawn
from Superior Court where it
was scheduled for next June.
Mrs. O'Shea, 20. of Westport,
had claimed in an action filed
April % that Miss Raye stole
the love of her husband, Robert
O'Shea, 90. who at the time was
a Westport policeman.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
U. S. and Spain Building
Vast Defense Network

Continued From First Pag,
will be the key to American ma
val operations in Europe. 1t will
have a large airstrip-now COM
pleted-next to an artificial har.
Dor - now started - capable oi
handling the largest aircraft
carrier.
2. Strategic Air Command all
base at Moron, in south-central
Spain. Moron today is a tangle
of uncompleted buildings. roads
taxiways and landing strips.
3. Another SAC base at Tore
Jon. Just outside of Madrid. The
largest runway in Europe has
been completed at Torrejon. and
construction is we'll along on key
buildings. Torrejon will be the
Air Force headquarters for all
Spanish operations.
4. At ZaragoZa, in northeast
ern Spain, is a unique double
SAC base where two giant run
ways and many duplicated ia
cilities will give the bomber and
supporting fighter crews most OF
the advantages Of two fields. One
strip already exists in part; the
other is under construction.
5. Slanting across Spain will
be 485-mile-long pipeline,
without which. in economically
primitive Spain, modern jet bases
could not exist. tThe bases could
use in a day what present Span
ish tankcar facilities could de-
liver in a month"; The pipe
line construction crews have been
working at a trot and the diff
cult engineering feat is expected
to be accomplished by April.
8. A vast complex of support
ing air depots, storage centers,
radar installations and so forth.
These installations - some of
them sizable military bases-are
scattered all over Spain in vari-
Gus states of completion.
American Money
All of these bases are being
built with American money to
American designs on land fur
nished by the Spanish govern
ment. When completed they will
be owned by Spain. The Spanish
flag will fly over each, and a
Spanish officer will be in nominal
command.
The United States will use each
base under a 10-year agreement
with General Franco signed in
1858. The agreement will be ex-
tended for two f1ve-year periods
after 1868 If neither country
withdraws on 112-years notice.
In case Of war actual military
operations would be under direct
control Of American officers. The
bases would be capable in war
time Of launching a fleet of SAC
bombers. refueling planes and
defensive fighters which could
plant enough nuclear bombs on
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N~N SN@NStACAi
with the President on Thursday
What, If anything, was decided
has not been revealed.
Mr.. Hall has been at odds with
j. Russell Sprague, former Re-
publican national committeeman
from New York and a leader in
Nassau County. which is Mr..
Halls county. too. Mr.. Sprague
still retains influence in the
party which might be used
against Mr.. Hall, should he be-
come a candidate for the guber-
material nomination. While this
might prove a stumbling block,
1T is believed it could be over
come.
The race for Governor of New
York will be closely followed
when 1858 rolls around, with the
result a possible augury for the
national elections two years
later. The Republicans not only
carried the State for President
Eisenhower last month by an
unprecedented lead over Adlai
Stevenson, $500 votes-but
they elected Mr.. Javits Senator
TO fill the seat which has been
occupied by Democratic Senator
Herbert Lehman, held their own
in the House delegation and in
creased their majorities in the
State Legislature.
Hartman Margin Slim
New York, however, is a battle
ground. Two years ago, the DEM
ocrats elected Gov. Hartman.
breaking a 12-year Republican
hold on the governorship. Gov.
Harriman's victory. however, was
by a margin of only 10000. The
Republicans are determined to
regain this Office. which is one
reason for their desire to pick a
strong candidate.
Senator Ives. who lost to Gov.
Hartman in the gubernatorial
race in 1854. will seek reelection
to the Senate. He has no plans
looking to a second nomination
for Governor, and he comes UP
for denomination and reelection
in 1858. He may be opposed by
Mayor Robert F. Wagner of New
York-who lost the race for the
Senate against Mr.. Javits this
year.
Former Gov. Dewey, who re-
mains a strong figure in New
York politics and retains his in
terest in party affairs, is not
interested in seeking further
public Office for himself. He
heads his law firm and is happy
in private practice after a quar-
ter of a century in public Office.
While Senator elect Javits
could become a candidate for the
gubernatorial nomination, it is
now believed he will prefer to
serve out his six-year term in the
Senate. Nor would he benefit, as
a candidate, by jumping so hur-
riedly from one important as
Signment in the hope of obtaining
another at. the hands of the
voters. He could retain his Sen
ate seat while running for Gov
ernor, but it seems doubtful the
New York Republican would go
for that. in this particular case.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Ring. white gold. blue stone downtown
? 81 district, engraved on outside,
u S. Coast Guard Academy, 1883.
inside, ID. b. Clark: reward Phone
Evening star., 1956-12-30

f"' f .msIi mai dismend & Ds nv ,sesion. 8ia ann Bee
- reward Lu l-OO57, after 8
bIAMEsE CAT, vie Green Meadows.
West Hyattsyille house pet. reward
Evening star., 1956-12-30
LOST

poands: VIC Sso Columbia bike rIer' ana oleb,
~ $3.50 reward. Call IA. 7-O01i
CAT, siamese female, s mos. old
Wsdnssday' we rs. in yic 18th s9d asd Mass
siamese; lost in NV area Please
call NO. 7-n511.
DOG, Dalmatian. male, brown spots
answers 70 pepper" RA 8-3494
DOG, black and white. English setter
vicinity OF Mount Dale Md: reward
Phone VII 5000.
boo. miniature French poodle. tan. with
protruding lower teeth; green collar
vic Chevy Chase circle Wo. e-930O
DOG. coon hound. tan and white vie
Rockville, Md responds to name OF
Ring" Reward. II found, call Poplar
Doc. male, white spitI: mixed. With
s.sose. sssE nose ''ra'ea MONDAY IU
EARRING, Z pearls, set In gold: vie
reward "a. s-s253.
EYEGLASSES, blue leather case: lost in
Arlandria, vic. OF Brentanos Book
WocoiNouUoHH. asas ts'e South ~ Ma Nash st.. 2
Arlington OF 4-s437.
NECKPIECE, skins. in Pals Church
Ndtnts teNhfu. JE. .-ff9O. JE. E-l.fD,
fOCKETBOOK. blue, lost vicinity 3Oth
and Porter sts NV. Dec 81 contain
ina glasses, address books. money. etc
Reward Finder please phone EN-
Ring. white gold. blue stone downtown
u district, engraved on outside,
U S. Coast Guard Academy. 1888.
inside. r. B. CLARK; reward. Phone
RING, mans, black signet. Old English
IT small diamond. nv, section. Dec
81 reward. Lu l-0O57, after 8
tIAMEsE CAT. vie Green Meadows.
West Hyettsvilie house pet. reward
tEETH, lower plate. mr.. wash. sani.
tafium. Christmas tree lot. TAkoma
PARK Nd. or elsewhere. reward 70
nnder Call II. 4-s535
WALLET. ladyI, blue. lost either in
Queenstown shopping center or Avon
rev. pss.rs er'nf5 80 s s.s564 ii''n' s'nt Liberal
WALLET. nsn'L black. On chris.mss
ave- Somerset. contains Identification
papers Of Allan wright, il9 seherner-
caiIip csIi OIL 81 astsss. is9s'fs fMRss YouNsos ss'''d
NRIsT WATcH. Elsln. lady't white
SsSps. :sls a. t.sl:i ssH: Z: s..se L 2 SSss
hhisr wATcH' lsdy,L Loosirss IN.
70 oNref cheyy Chase, D c. sat
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Chesapeake and Reno rd Finder please
call RI t-7osl
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Septic Tonk Ordinance
Revised in County

A revised health ordinance In
creasing the minimum size OF
septic tanks from 500 to 750 gall
Ions and licensing tank cleaners
was adopted Friday by the Prince
Georges County commissioners.
Although the ordinance Is eff
fective Immediately, enforcement
will not begin for 80 days. The
$6 annual licenses may be ppr-
chased at the health department
in Upper Marlboro.