davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15

III phosphate Of the 10-20-0 or 1920
grade is spread in the stable cutters
or added to the bedding in the loafing
shed at the rate of about so pounds
per ton of manure excellent results will
be obtained.
Several things happen when phosphate
is used as preservative on manure.
The bacterial action is delayed and the
loss of nitrogen is practically stopped
Barn odors which are offensive to work.
erS and may be transmitted to the milk
are reduced to very large extent be-
cause it is the ammonia fumes which
cause the disagreeable odors in the
barn. When bacterial action is stopped
these are eliminated.
The use of phosphate helps keep the
barn and loafing shed dry, since it
abSorbS much of the surplus moisture
Stable floors and walks treated with
phosphate become disinfected because
the acid kills the bacteria commonly
found in these places. There is no
danger of cattle being injured by hoof
burns from the acid because it is too
mild to be injurious. Putting phosphate
on the manure and then spreading it on
the land eliminates one field operation
because the manure and phosphate are
spread at the same time and plowed
down together, thus saving time and
expense.
Valuable and PerishabIe
Barnyard manure is an important
and valuable by-product Of the dairy
and livestock industry. 1t is also a per-
iShable product and must be handled
properly if we are to get the full value
from its use. 1t is subject to strong
bacterial action and under proper con.
ditions of moisture and temperature
it changes rapidly. Fermentation which
is brought about by bacteria results
in the loss of ammonia and it is thi:
compound which contains the valuable
nitrogen element.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15

November IS, I957-29
Montana farmer-stockman., 1957-11-15


] We're Selling
! OF Privote Treoty
\ This Foil
/ os We Do Not Have
q Regular
B Auction Sale
Scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-28
MOTOR TRAVEL

WILL DELIVER YOUR CAR to L. A.
by June 10, or bring car from L. A..
leaving June 25. You pay fuel;
best Of references. JE. 2-0192.
AIR FORCE OFFICER leaving for
San Antonio. Texas June 4; take
2 or 3 TO share exp. tn. 2-4759.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Cleric $ Colombia viewsS Suppressed
BY Times"

Excerpts from CHURCH AND STATE, December 1857
The Christian Century has made public the fact that
OF Amsriess leading religious officials Henry Van Dvssn
president OF Union Theological Seminary In New York.
not permitted 70 the letter columns Of The New
York Times TO reply TO attack upon ths World Council
OF Churches by the National Catholic Welfare Conference
Van Dvssn who had read New York Times August l3.
1857 headline Catholics Asss Protestant Body charging
that fhe suppression Of Protesssns in Colombia Is due
largely TO the illegal actions Of Protestant missionaries
asked the Times TO carry carefully phrsssd RECITATION Of
this charge.
He informed that, Religious matters are not dis
evssed In Letter column although the Times frequently
does carry letters upon religious themes.
Van Dvsens letter. published in The Christian Century
Of October Is sharp Indictment Of the misrepresentation
OF the situation in Colombia by the National Catholic Wei
fare Conference He declared that the statements by the
conference Shake confidence in The basic integrity Of
American Roman Catholic leadership among persons
whether within outside the Protestant churches who
know the facts Of conditions in Colombia"
He then proceeded to say
What the facts in Colombia? For some years and
with increasing vruenee and gravity Colombian Protsssn
have been victims Of acts Of
II not directed by priests Of HE Roman Catholic Church.
In instances these acts have resulted In actual death
OF Colombian Protesfanfs; in many in bodily injury;
in still in destruction Of Protestant properly and dis
rvption Of Protestant worship.
These acts have been committed not primarily against
foreign missionaries upon the persons and possessions
OF Colombian citizens who Professionals
These acts have not been oeeasiona they have been
frequent They rvmors exaggerated overstate
ents. They established facts; full Recommendation Is
available through the Division Of Foreign Missions Of the
National Council Of Churches anyone seriously concerned
70 know the truth.
These facts Of in the possession Of the Cath
ollie hierarchy in Columbia and presumably at the Vatican
They we'll known many Americans resident in colom
ba. They are on file in the State Department.
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DEAR 7oyssroid Episcopal minister took the writer to
task for these Omissions and asked the reason therefor
Our answer, "oh leave these works Of the flesh 10
you preachers (smes) His responses "oh thanks for
ing something TO do!"-a pipe smokerl
"MATTEK-THE OTHER god" or THE SATAN
BOUND" THE NoN-cHRIsTIAN SCIENTISTS
Gods daughter Prophecies reveIstor. the Reverend
Mary Baker Eddy apprehended and LIVED the Ten Com
rnsndrnsntsl
j. No other cod-svbsianee- the Holy Spirit. the
Father Of Christ Jesus
T. No sdvIteryl PHYSICAL. MORAL, OR SPIRITUAL VIA
THE MYTHICAL. DEvILISH. ANTi-cHRIST. ADAMEvE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY OF ALL BIBLES AND NON.
CHRIST SCIENTIST cLERcYM
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Suppressed

CONTINUED from Back Pass)
3.ALEsSeR VICTIM OF THE IMPURE IMMATURE,
DISHONEST PRoTEsTANTIsM. NOT YET RECOGNIZING
THE FULFLlMENT OF ITS GRAND HERITAGE,
THE SECOND COMING" OF THE MESSIAH MlLleN-
MUM TO ALL PROFESSIONALISM SCIENCE
VIA WOMAN" Matthew ls:33-My, GODS. SECOND"
MARY. BAKER EDDY-lNcoMPARA PROPHET
Ess, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FULFILLING JESUS
AND NY PROMISE AND PROPHECY TO THAT
WICKED AND ADuLTERous GENERATION OF
ANOTHER COMFORTER" THE COMFORTER.
YOU ALL THINGS!
T. the DEVILS MEDICINE, SURGERY. Psy-
cHIATRY, chIRoPRAcTlcE. osTEoPATHY, PSYCHE
ANALYSIS, AND THE IMPURE PRAYERS or THE
Nor.YET.LIBERATEp, PRAYING ADAMS AND EWES,
MEsMERlzEp BY THE DEvlL-THAT GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND M-Y.T.H-FATHER' or THE MY-T-H-l-
CAL DEvILIsH, ANTi-cHRiST. ADAM-Eve
NUMEROUS CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS
PSEUDO CREATION. THAT THESE PRAYING
NsoPHYTEs sHouLD'B BE INDIFFERENT. coNTeMP.
TUous. OR HOSTILE TO NY TWO iNcoMPAkAblE'
IMPERATIVE WITNESSES SINCE CHRIST JESUS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDYi
$. NEW YoRk-pevlLs HIGH no. OF MULTI
S'llioN BRACKETS:
ts> DEVILS SOCIAL 4BoMB.' s.E-x-RAMPANr
THROUGHOUT THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
ANDWoRLu or LETTERS
b) ALCOHOLIC BEVERAcEs-THE DEVILS
AtPEAsEMENr FOR RoBBiNc ms ADAMS
AND Ewes or THE PEACE or GOD WHICH
PAssETH ALL UNDERSTANDINGS - OF The
NoN.cHRlsTIAN SCIENTISTS THE LATTER %
ENJOY THE GLORIOUS LIBERTY or THE
chILUREN or coD"i--ss. Paul.
tcs~slWvst Next Column Tepl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Mistakes Only Of Devils Adam-Eve
Dupes!

CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS, IN VARYING DEGREES
OF APPREHENSION. REPUDiATE THE MYTHICAL.
DEvlllsH. -ANTl-cHRiST, ADAM-EvE. MuRDERouS
CAIN, JkvpA6, KNAvES AND FOOLS PSEUDO
MATERIAL" AND HUMAN CREATION - WHOSE
MATERIAL" OBJECTS AND PERSONALITIES ARE
MYTHICAL. VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES, coUNTERFEITs AND BURLESoUES OF
DIVINE lDEASl
THE REAL CREATION AND UNIVERSE IS NAT
TERlEss, FLEsHLEss SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLKE-
NEVER AN ADAM OR AN EVE THEREIN IN ALL
ETERNtTYl THE REAL CREATION Externally,
COMPLETELY PoPULATES. SUPER S.AT-U-
RATES, THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH INcoRRUPTIBLE.
ikvULNERABLE, oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, WHEREIN ALL OF YOU FIND YOUR
TRUE BEING, NY, GODS ETERNAL IMAGE AND
LIKENESS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Soviet President s.


God 70 81. Paul TO yov AL THINGS WORK
TOGETHER FOR GOOD TO THEM WHO LOVE GOD,
TO THEM WHO ARE THE CALLED ACCORDING
TO HIS PURPOSE" ALL ARE CALLED, BUT MILLIONS
DO NOT YET HEAR THE CALL BECAUSE OF THEIR
DULL ANTi-cHRisT. ADAM-EvE PSEUDO SENSES.
sTUPEFIED BY THE FALSE GODS. THE DEVILS
BILLION 5 RAcKETs:
!. sATANs SOCIAL l-BoMB, s.E.x-RAMPANT
THROUGHOUT SOCIETY. THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD, AND WORLD OF LETTERS
2. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!
g. TOBACCO!
T. DRUG STORE MISUNDERSTANDING
SYRUPs" TO APPEASE, TO COMPENSATE IA GIGANTIC
FRAuDD FOR RoBBINc THE DEVILS DUPEs OF
THAT "PEAcE OF GOD WHICH PAssETH ALL UNDER.
STANDING" !-oF THE SATAN BoUND"i
PART 3
SECOND COMING" CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH,
MARVELLOUS MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
MATTER" EVIL. HELL, ETERNITY or. ETC,
ENTIRE ANTIcHRlST, ADAAAEvE, MURDERoUs CAIN.
JUDAS, kNAvEs AND FOOLS, HUMAN. MORTAL
THOUGHT CONCEPTS, WARS EvEN-ALL-ARE
MYTHS MERELY sHADoWY. MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES - coUNTERFETs AND BuRLESoUES or
DIVINE IDEAS!
Hence. God TO Mrs. Eddy you. the history Of evil
and It's MYTHICAL nature: but WHY SHOULD WE
STAND AcHAsT At NoTHINcNESs7 :. THE SUM
TOTAL or HUMAN ERRoR"l-p $50, c.s. textbook.
"A NEW HEAVEN AND A NEW EARTH'-THE
FLEsHLEss. I.N-MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLikE-
ARE APPREHENDED HERE AND NOW 6Y ALL
WHO MAKE THEIR PROCLAMATION or lN0EPEN-
DENcE" FROM THE ERRORS or SATAN BOUND"
THEOLOGY. THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION. CULTURE.
POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT RECREATION, ETC.
AND THAT APPLIES TO ALL NOT AckNoWL EDcNc
IN TRUE HUMILITY AND HONESTY. GODS TWO
HIGHEST AND IMPERATIVE REPRESENTATIVES.
SINCE CHRIST JEsUs-cHRSTIAN SCIENCE AND
GODS SECOND" MARY BAKER EDDY-AND THE
LAST SHALL BE FIRST, AND THE FIRST LASTi
MRS. EDDY IS GODS INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES,
cHTER-REvElArOR OF THE CHRIST SECOND
COMING" THE "coMF0RTER, WHO WILL ABIDE
WITH YOU FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL THNcs"l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

10 IosAcco-PERFoRMINc A SIMILAR RoLei
ID Dxue STORE AND HOSPITAL MEugcNues, IN
CONTEMPT or THE SUPREME coUR7' or
INFINITE SPIRIT, oMNiPoTENT DIVINE Love,
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL.4ARMoN.
Ious" WHOSE TOP VOICE, CHRIST JESUS,
RIGHTLY DECLARED: THE FLESH PRoFfTETH
NOTHING IT Is THE SPIRIT THAT QUICK.
ENETH THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO
YOU, THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE"
Jesus In John 6:63
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

49, uWV pbVS0sVVs ~ WsUw
the svb9set ~ tks tssssass rmtn fSr Dec. vs.
Golden Tsxfs Deuteronomy 33:zT,-"THE ETERNAL
GOD rs Thy RsFUcE :. :" oMNtPkESENT-evERv.
WHeRe-"AkE THE EVERLASTING ARMsF
THE SUN SHALL NOT sMiTE THEE BY DAY. NOR
THE MOON BY NIGHT"
THE LORD SHALL PRESERVE. THEE FROM ALL
EVIL He SHALL PRESERVE THY SOUL"
THE LORD SHALL PRESERVE THY CONC OUT
AND THY COMING IN FROM THIS TIME FORTH. AND
EVEN FOR EvERMoRe."-fvom fhs Responsive
Reading" Psalms 12i:6, J, @.
PART
THE IRONY or FATE
REDS MOON PREcEDES By ONE DAY THE JUDAS.
cHRIsT-REJEcTiNo JUcAsskNs lyon KIPPERr
WE WILL YET NBERATE THE SATAN BOUND"
HEBREW ADAMS. EYES GAINS. HBEls. AND JUDASES,
AND MAKE CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
or THEM, WITH PRESENT REALIZATION OF
EXCLUSIVE REALITY INvULNERABLE, OMNI-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
Argentine AirIiner-

Continued from Back Psgs)
MEDcA, WITH ITS WHITEWAsH PSEUDO
HEALiNcs, WHICH WOULD DECEIVE, " POSSIBLE;
THE VERY ELEcT"i. AND INVITES PREMATURE
DEATHS - THE DAILY NEWSPAPERS REPORT
THEM REGULARLY WITHOUT PLACING REsPoN-
slBILiTY ON SATAN BOUND" CHRIST SCIENCE
MESSIAH VOID THEOLOGY. THERAPEUTICS.
EDUCATION, CULTURE, POLITICS. RECREATION.
ENTERTAINMENT II!
PART
EVIL, MATTER" ACCIDENTS WARS EVEN.
ARE MYTHS MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES
0mnipresent Heaven and Eternal Life
Are |ntorruptibIe. lnvu|nerable!-
PRE.EMPr THE UNIVERSE or EVIL THE ADAM
EVE MATTER" MYTH I'D WHEREIN ALL OF YOU
FIND YOUR TRUE BEING. HERE AND No-Wl-
VIA CHRIST SECOND coMlNc." MARVELLOUS
SCIENCE MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES -
R.E-B.R.TH-cHRlsT JESUS. THE PERFECT MODEL
AS PER NY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
DIVINE REvELAToR, WOMAN. Matthew 1893 SECOND
MARY 1.-THE FIRST SHALL BE LAsr1, BAKER
EDDY. m HER FREQUENTLY STATED POSITION:
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY AS FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRISTI!
ARGENTINE AIRLINE CRASH TAKES
81 TO DEATH
windsor Daily sssr
WREcKAcg AFTER sToRM-shsstsrsd wrsekses o.
the fovr-snsns Argentine srsr In which 81 persons died
10 srewn the terrain a. the scene OF Sundays shsp
about 100 miles southwest Of Bvsros Aires The plane
On route from Bvsro Aires 10 San Carlos do Bsvloehs
small Andes noorsir town. when N crashed In
shurdsvssovus hs disaster In Argentine svs
ton history The plane apparently burned after the pIss
tried vrsvsessssvl 70 mako emergency landing ~
cattle ranch Bolivar.
nErpoIT TRInlINe sATtRDkY orc 81 IS3y m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
President Eisenhower
CONTINUED from Back Pags)
PART 3

PART
Mon am. Today. NBcTv; Mr.. n. v. Katenborn, elder
statesman Of press and radio pays high tribute TO Pres
Eisenhower and predicts certain blessings from his appear
ance In France.
US. Tens Of Billions S 10 Aid In THE
Healing Of The Nation" Rev.
SOVIET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or THE DEVIL -
COMPELLED TO CONCENTRATE ON THE DEVILS
PHYSICAL SCIENCE POSSIBILITIES OF BLAckMAiL.
INTIMIDATION, COLOSSAL GRAND LARCENY
ALREADY ENsLAvlNc, IN BELIEF 700 900
MILLIONS ADAMS EWES. MURDERous GAINS. AND
RELATIVELY GOOD ABELS
BUT, ALL ADAMS. EWES. GAINS, ABELS. AND
THEIR So-CALLED "MATERIAL" WORLD ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL, MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES,
coUNTERFElTs AND BURLEs0uEs or DIVINE IDEAS
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL l--MY.T-HI-
Call BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE
ETERNAL"-I. God. to ST. Paul, to you.
A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21

Bvt hst only preliminary 70 his Ascension his final
end complete triumph mythical shsdowy covnsrset
o. ths sernsIy harmonious only REAL creation Of infinite
magnificent nssbIs Spirit ths reel substance Of OK
elvsvsy vssL onniprsssn ineorrvptibs nvvInsrsbIe-
everywhere present. rspsst heaven and eternal ifs
wherein oil Of find true being. Gods eternal IMAGE
and iIksnsss
SAD. PLUS 1878 CENTURIES EQUALS 1866
God appointed woman" Matt. 1888 His second" Mary
Mrs. Eddy less than year after the msryrdom Of Abe Lin.
coin Aprf Is6s-compsrsbis 70 the msrtyrdom Of John
the Bsptisfsnd Gods incompatible Prophecies daughter
rsvslsor vs Gods and Jesus promise and prophecy Of
"Anothsv Comforter" THE Comforter who will abide
with you forever and teach you ell things God dictated
10 his Second" Mary that this marvellous Christ second
eoinsF sesnet millennium sII peoples! would be "a
complete -snd 1fnst rsvsstion"l
NoN.cARIsr SCIENTIST cLERcY-"sATAN BOUND
EVERY SINGLE ONE LIKEWISE THEIR CHURCHES!
Mol spdsms, Marriage Ceremonies,
Funerals, Nor Material" Gifts
Givingin God s0nIy Pure andTrue
Church., The Christ Scientist!
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CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-21
TO The Soviet And All Scientists
Not NV Christ Scientists, Atm:

hath NOT GOD MADE FOOLISH THE WISDOM
or THIS WoRLD7"-St. Pavl-lst Epsfs to Corinthians
l:20.-
The Golden Text" from the c. S. Quarterly Bible
Lesson.sermon. subjects "uNREAliTY." tor OCT. Q.
And from the Responsive Reading isaiah 2''4;
THEREFORE, BEHOLD. WILL PROCEED TO 90
MAXWELL GUS WORK AMONG THIS PEOPLE,
EVEN A MARVELLOUS WORK AND A WONDER:
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DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. oec. a.. 1877
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Afull budget Of items comes from
the animal world this bright and
I've hope) CHEEKY week end.
Take the story Of the newly wed
leopard. for example. His bride
whipped up such a wonderful dinner
that he purred, "Dreamboat. your
cooking sure hits the right spots!"
Then there's the case Of curvaceous
Clara Postum, probably the most
provocative marsupial in all Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

You've heard Of laughing hysnas and grinning
baboons7 Well, here's what's tickling them

know that on the first day Of his win
ter vacation. So of he cantered on q
nag looking unconcerned as you
please. He did fine, too, till he tried
to stop the horse. II paid no attention
TO him whatever. When il finally
trotted back to the stable Of its own
accord. Ben was sore as q boil.
This COMPOUNDED creature ALSO
lutely refuses to stop when tell him
to- he hollered. I want my money
back
"'Fm . very busy man. replied
the stable master, and l have no
time to listen to your tale Of whoa
AZ q water carnival in Miami, a
wrestling bout between a brawny lad
and an alligator was the piece de
resistance. A honeymoon couple from
Vermont never had seen an alligator
before and were amazed when the
lad forced the beasts jaws together.
what a funny way" commented the
bride, ITO close valise!"
At Marineland. an inspired soul
has named a new octopus, Omar,
the Tentacle Maker"
Al the Bronx Zoo, Arlene Francis
and her son Peter were inspecting one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

Of the outdoor pens. "Mom," in
quired Peter, what's that underneath
that funny-looking animal?"
Arlene looked intently; then as
sured Peter, There's nothing, son,
under the gnu"
The Last Straw. Biggest gross
for an animal act at Midwest carni-
val was rung up by a novelty: tiger
and a sheep performing tricks in the
same cage.
Amazing" commented a visitor
to the carnival. do those oddly
assorted beasts always get along so
amiably together"
"They do have q bit Of dust-up
now and them" admitted the trainer,
''but we don't let that bother rs. We
just buy q new sheep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-19

sissupi. She awakened the beast in
her suitors 50 consistently that In .
single evening her vigilant father
threw 10 forward p0sSums, hitting
IN eligible deceiver every time.
Dr. Thomas Snyder, consuItant
to the Smithsonian Institution. esti-
mates that termites do a hundred
million dollars damage to US. build
ings every year. To make matters
worse, South American and Hawai-
ian termites are establishing a beach,
head here, and they're even more
destructive than the native breed.
Possibly il was a Hawaiian termite
who boasted to pal, ''This'll bring
down the house." and an interloper
from Brazil who invaded a saloon
inquiring, rs this bar tender?"
Robert Griffin. Of Atlanta, writes.
my friend Ben had never been on a
horse in his life, but he was darned If
he was going to let the stable master
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-20
SIXTH GRADE
Mrs. Dunbar, Teacher

The following had perfect at tendance for the entire year:
 Michael Cannon, Carol Doyle, William Greene, Janet Jones, and Diane Wilkie.
 The following had perfect at tendance the last 6-week period:
 Jeanette AmunGsen, Dick Ar hold, Thomas Boucher, Michael Cannon, Carol Doyle, William Greene, Brian Friesz, Kenneth Herman, Glenn Goodrich, Janet Jones, Lilly Kunayak, Barbara McIver, Carol Miller, Majorie Olsen, Ronald Punguk, Oscar Swanson, Janet Tocktoo, Sally Walker, Diane Wilke.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-20
Sixth Grade News

Mrs Dunbar's sixth grade club, The Junior League, had the fol- lowing elected officers for the past two months:
 Michael Cannon, president; Dick Arnold, vice president; Carol Doyle, secretary; Gabriel Moses, treasurer; Andrew Kunayak, ser geant at arms; Janet Jones and Glenn Goodrich, librarians; and John Tetpon, reporter.
 On Wednesday Mrs. Dunbar showed us her moving pictures of the United States and Canada.
 On Thursday our class went to the old Army hospital site for a picnic We played baseball in the afternoon.
 For our spring art work we made yellow paper daffodils on wire stems and pink wild roses on pussy willow stems. We made notebook covers for the following notebooks: history, science, spell ing, health and Weekly Readers.
 We have pen pals in Fitchburg, Mass, and Wahiawa, Oahu, Ter ritory of Hawaii, and in Denver. We sent our pen pals in F'itchburg some tiny ivory souvenirs.
 Friday we recieved our Perfect Attendance Certificates and Re- port Cards. We also had spell down.
 Vacation is here. Hurrah!
 John Tetpon, Reporter.
The Nome nugget., 1957-05-20
Nome School Perfect Attendance
FIFTH GRADE Miss Wilson Teacher

The following had perfect at tendance the last 6-week period:
 Stanley Andersen, Steffen An dersen, Lance Friesz, Clinton Gray Jr., Rachel Ibianna, Carol Oksoktaruk, June Oman, Julius Pleasant, Allan Reed, Darlene Tetpon, Pauline Tocktoo, Helen Moses, Joseph Sirloak, and Elmer Tetpon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Roce for Americas CUP
Will Be Resumed in 1858

NEW YORK, May II R-
The Americas Cup, an historic
sailing rivalry between England
and the United States. will be
resumed with q best tour-of-
seven series in September, 1858.
on Newport, r. I.
Extensive plans for resump-
ton Of the long-dormant series
have been made. complete with
the naming Of q construction
syndicate and q race committee
BY the New York Yacht Club.
q Twelve-meter yachts win COM
pete In open water over Q "a
mile course. Only one yacht from
the NYYC and one from the
Royal Yacht Club viii compete.
Thus, O number Of elimination
races are planned. Neither stand
ard-bearer need be named until
. week before the first race On
or about September 20.
There are about q half dozen
Twelve Meters In existenre In
this country and some probably
viii try to make the big race.
Meanwhile the syndicate named
BY the New York club and sew
eral others are expected to be-
gin construction Of the craft at
. cost Of $500. 1000 each, including
operation expenses for a year.
England hurled the challenge
10 start the ball rolling and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17

New York club accepted at Q
meeting here yesterday. Com
modore J. Burr Bartraul made
the acceptance public. A former
commodore, Henry Sears Of
loreenwich. Conn. Is Q member
Of the building syndicate. Others
were not named.
Named to head the Americas
Cup Committee, which viii make
JAIL the arrangements and be in
charge Of selecting the yacht and
crew, was william A. Stewart, q
former club commodore and
chairman Of the committee for
the matches Of 1884 and 1887.
Harold 8. Vanderbilt, skipper
lof the winning crews Of 1890.
1894 and 1887. also was named
to the committee. along with
Henry 8. Morgan, George A.
Human, current vice commo-
|dore; Charles F. Havemeyer and
Luke B. Lockwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
|Eostridge Seeks
To Boost Margin
In Point SCORING

Clay Eastridge. the point
scoring leader Of Old Dominion
Speedway this season. could use
q victory tomorrow night to In
sure his hold on the top spot for
Iat least another week.
Eastridge hasn't won a feature
at Old Dominion this spring, but
he has 1873 points. Terminate
Sam Bandy of Fredericksburg is
second with 1l8 points. well
within range Of the No. posi-
ton II Eastridge falters.
Pete Minor Of Arlington has
104 points for third place. Lionel
johnson Of Fredericksburg 100
and Jack Sampson Of Falls
Church, O teammate Of Minor.
SO points to I'LL out the top I'VE.
All i've, plus more than rs
other drivers, win be on the line
at $3.50 tomorrow night for the
start Of another sportsman-stock
car show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-17
Grand R. Volo
Choice
AT Rosecroft

Grand r. Volo. 4-year-old star
from the Billy Haughton Stable.
probably will 60 to the post q
strong favorite tonight in the
$4,000 pace for the Duke Ziebert
Trophy at Rosecroft Raceway.
The invitational race includes q
field Of six speedy sidewheelers.
Pearl Greed, q 2-minute PAGER
from the Delbert-Smith Stable
who has won almost $4,000, will
make her 'Rosecroft debut in the
race. Others in the lineup are
Kenny j.. The Engineer, q re-
cent winner in 2:043s. Mister
Knight and Wilmington's Star.
Vodka c.. 10-year-old New
Zealand trotting champion, who
made his Rosecroft debut last
week in spectacular manner, will
oppose five rivals in a special
$1,000 race. In his first Mary
land start. Vodka s., spotting his
field $50 yards after a series Of
breaks before reaching the
starting gate. won going away.
Joe Eyler of Thurmont, Nd,
q popular figure in Maryland
harness racing since its incep-
ton 10 years ago. came through
with his first winner Of the
meeting last night when Esther
@. scored by q length in 2:O5M,
aided by Eyler's heady drive.