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The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Annual World Day Of Prayer Planned For March 8

The Seventy First World Day of Prayer on March 8, is being planned under the sponsorship of the Nome Ministerial Assn, with Rev. Knudson as chairman.
 The day will start at sunrise on Tonga Island, just west of the In ternational Date Line, with Queen Salote leading her subjects in prayer, and close at sunset on the St. Lawrence Island in Berimg Sea-
 The annual day. of prayer is sponsored internationally by the United Christian Women of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the U. S.. A.
 It is scheduled to be held at the Nazarene Church, it has been an- nounced, on next Friday. Further details will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Seaton Expresses Pleasure Of Nome Visit in Letter
 To Chamber Chairman

In letter to Judge Walter Hodge who was chairman of the Chamber of Commerce committee for the entertainment of Secre- tary of the Interior Fred A. Sea ton, the Secretary expressed his pleasure and appreciation for the hospitality extended him and his party while in Nome.
 He said: Let me say again that it was a real pleasure to have a part in such a well planned pro gram. My entire staff is still com menting on that wonderful rein deer luncheon. You and your as sociates are to be complemented for the excellent arrangements which made my visit with you people most pleasant exper- ience."
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Alden Kat Imports Banned

ADEN, R = The Legislative Council of this British Crown Colony approved unanimously a motion to ban imports of kat leaves.
 Most natives of Alden, the Alden Protectorate and neighboring Ye- men chew the green kat leaves for their mildly narcotic effect. Kat parties usually are held daily by the addicts, from noon until midnight. The men have special kat rooms, while the women chew the leaves in seclusion.
 Alden residents annually chew Ethiopian and Yemeni kat valued at about $6,720,00O. By compari- son, the colony's total government expenditures last year were $6,944, ,O25.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Portland Pinball Operator Tells Senate that Assn. Minutes Were Altered

WASHINGTON, R - Stanley c. Terry testified today that the minutes of a meeting of the Ore gon State pinball operators organ ization were altered to make them more factual'' before a grand jury saw them.
 Terry. an indicted Portland pin ball machine operator, said he had questioned. the accuracy of the account in the minutes of one of his conversations.
 He told the Senate Packets in- vestigating Committee the min utes were altered by Alvin Brown, secretary of the pin ball opera tors organization.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Seaton En Route to U. $. After II Days in Honolulu, 10 Days Spent in Hospital

HONOLULU, R - Interior Sec retary Fred A. Seaton left Homo lulu en-route to San Francisco and Washington last night after II days in Hawaii. .,
 Before his Pan American plane left Honolulu, Seaton said that granting of statehood to Hawaii and Alaska would be "just simple justice" and should not be par tisan issue"
 Seaton said he expected to re- turn within the year to make his projected inspection of the islands. He couldn't make the inspection on this trip because an old back ailment kept him in Tripler Army Hospital 10 of the II days.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, R Israel goes before the General Assembly today to spell out plans for withdrawing her troops from the Gulf of Aqaba coast and the Gaza Strip. Strong Arab opposi- ton was expected if qualifica- tionS were included.
 A high diplomatic source said the Israelis would inform the 80- nation Assembly they would pull back all troops from the Sharm Ell Sheikh area of Aqaba and the Gaza Strip in line with Assembly resolutions of Feb. 2.
 Representative of the United States, France and other nations who support Israel's demand for shipping rights in the Gulf of Aqaba were scheduled to speak following the announcement. They were expected to call for sta tioning of troops of the U. N. Emergency Force ONEF) in the
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Truiillo Network of Terror in US. Stirs Oregon Rep. to Seek House Action Amid Dramatic Capitol Police Alert

WASHINGTON, R = Rep. Por- ter O-Ore.) said today he plans to ask the House Foreign Affairs Committee to investigate his charges that Generalissimo Tru- jillo of the Dominican Republic operates a network of terror" in the United States.
 Porter, who denounced Tru- jillo in a House speech yesterday. said in an interview that if the foreign affairs group does not act 'there are other committees which can. .'
 The first-tern Oregon legisla- tor made his speech against a dra- matic background. Police, alerted that rival groups of Dominicans were in the city for demonstra- tions, patrolled the capitol corri- dors. and the area around the
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01

building.
 They wanted no repetition of an incident = three years ago to- day - in which a band of Puerto Rican Nationalists shot up the House chamber, wounding five congressman.
 In his speech, Porter asked Congress to investigate the dis appearing last Dec. 3 of Gerald Lester Murphy, 23, pilot who had lived in Eugene, Ore. Porter spoke of much evidence" which he said indicates "willful compli- city of the Dominican govern ment" in the disappearance of both Murphy and Jesus Galindez, a Columbia University lecturer opposed to Trujillo. Galindez dropped from sight in New York last March.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
President Proclaims Red Cross Month for March

WASHINGTON, lR - Presi- dent Eisenhower yesterday des- ignated March as. Red Cross Month. He urged all Americans to support the organization to "as- sure the continuing effectiveness of it's programs and services" :. <,
 In: a proclamation, the Presi- dent noted. that the American Red. Cross in recent months has extended assistance to the strick- en people of Hungary, in addition to carrying on it's usual relief work in this country.
 Asking generous support of the organization, Eisenhower said il serves ''as an agent of the Amer ican people in mitigating the suf- fering caused by disaster in this country or abroad"
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Boom Northwest Dollar Volume Set For Construction

SEATTLE, R - Moving at a boom pace, awards for heavy en- gineered construction in the far northwest and Alaska chalked up record dollar volume of $2O3,- 211,807 during. the first two months of 1857, according to a summary compiled by Pacific Builder and Engineer.
 The total is nearly $40 million more than the volume of January and February last year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Israel Seeks Favorable Support in U. N- Today for Opening of Disputed Region

disputed areas until there is no further danger of belligereut action.
 The Western plan was said to include support for a U. N. mili- tary administration of Gaza until some new status for the strip can be worked out.
 Washington informants said the United States and Israel have contacted a large number of gov- ernments in the last few days in an effort to obtain wide backing for such a program. Advocates of the plan were said to feel if agreement could be obtained from enough countries beforehand, Is- rael could be reasonably certain of achieving it's major objectives even though no formal guaran- tees were obtained from the United Nations on Egypt in ad- vance of a troop withdrawal.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Drunk and Reckless Flyer Lacks Night Practice

SAN JOSE, Calif., R mn For drunk and reckless flying, Lester E. Trapeur was fined $500, put on probation, and forbidden to pilot a plane for two years.
 Municipal Judge Percy O'Con- nor pronounced sentence after Trapeur pleaded guilty.
 Trapeur buzzed the Information al airport so low witnesses said he nearly crashed into a loaded passenger plane awaiting clear ance for departure.
 He said he was lost and lacked night flying experience.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Senate Defeat of Middle East Plan
 Would Embarrass President, Says Sen.

WASHINGTON, R -- Sen. Ken nedy O-MassD cautioned today that either defeat of the Middle East resolution or stripping out it's provisions for arms and eco homie aid would "embarrass President Eisenhower at time of crisis and dismay friendly na-. tions."
 Kennedy's address,, prepared for delivery at an unusual 10 a. m. session of the Senate, pointed up a sharp split in Democratic ranks.
 He called the whole proposal "an unnecessary error" but con tended that since it had been; ad- vanced and the world knows of it, the Senate dare mot do any thing but pass it intact.
 Kennedy's speech was aimed immediately at blocking pro posal advanced by four Senate Democrats - Russell Ga0, Byrd Wao, Stennis (Miss0 and Ander- son (N. ND. That quartet sought. to cut out the authorization of Presidential power for emergency military and economic aid in the Middle East, and leave only the declaration of American readiness to use troops to assist nations ask ing help to restrict Communist aggression.
 Joining Kennedy in opposition to that plan were four more Dem ocratic Senators, all equally cri- tical of the Administration. Those four were Sens. Church QdahO, Carroll (ColoD, Sparkman (AlaJ and Symington CMo)
 Kennedy spoke out as Demo cratic leader Johnson Tex) told reporters he shoped the Senate would reach a vote tonight on the cutdoWn substitute which Kennedy opposed.
 In another prepared address, Sen. Mccarthy of Wisconsin op- posed the resolution as whole in it's present, form. He called it perhaps the most blatant attempt yet by the Administration to usurp Congressional prerogative."
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Nixon Wins Cheers Of Arab Throngs With Handshakes

RABAT, Morocco, R Vice President Nixon won a rousing welcome from 100000 cheering Moroccans today at the outset of his good will visit to eight Afri- can nations.
 Nixon, standing upright with his arms outstretched in white open limousine, aroused cheer after cheer from crowds packed two and three deep during much of the 10 mile parade route from the Sale-Rabat Airport.
 Nixon, Nixon," Long Live America" the crowds shouted in Arabic, French and English.
 The Vice President immediate ly began an American style hand shaking campaign. He delighted the crowds by twice stopping the limousine to get out and shake hands with persons lining the route. On each occasion he walked into crowd of some 500 per sons, shaking hands vigorously with men and yelled women alike and sometimes pausing to pat children on the head.
 In Morocco, the United States is facing delicate negotiations over rights to fife lmulti-million-dollar air bases which could play a de- cisive role in any military show down with Communist nations. Rights to the bases, capable of handling the biggest bombers, were obtained when the French ruled Morocco. The Moroccans now insist on reviewing the agreements.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Sgt. August Leaves for
 States with His Family

Sgt. and Mrs. Richard August and their two sons Alan and Brian left yesterday with Alaska Air lines. Sgt. August, who has been stationed here with the Alaska National Guard, has been trans ferred to the States. While here he was active with the CAP Ca dets, teen-age group, and with the Parent-Teacher Assn.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
SOLON'S STOLEN SHOE
 PRESENTS PARTING POINT

SANTA FEE, N. M., lR - Sen- Ebert Wallace stopped adjourn ment of the State Senate yester- day with an unusual point.
 "Mr. President, point of order," he declared. Someone has stolen my shoe"
 The shoe was found and the Senate adjourned.
The Nome nugget., 1957-03-01
Nanooks Take First Game From EielsOn Base High

The Nome Nanooks won over Eielson High in the opening game of the Class B tournament by score of 63 to 45. High scorers for the Nome team were Korky Kost 26, c. w. Fagerstrom IA and Jake Titus 12. At 2:15 p. m. Friday the Nanooks will play Greeley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
lNUCLEAR TESTS
RISKS MEASURED

THE CRUCIAL ISSUE Of nueleor
bomb testing comes in for o sympo-
stun Of top experts bringing out the
question in a speeiol poge Of The
stor's Editorial Section todoy. See
Pose ABS.
JAMES A. MlcHENER and A Grove
Doy tell thrilling true story Of
South SEQ adventure in "Mutiny in
Porodise" starting in This Week
Mosozine. Don't miss the first in
sediment. beginning on Pose 8.
CIVIC CONTROVERSY such os
Washington hosn't seen in yeors re-
wolves obout the projected revision Of
the eity's zonins code. George Bev-
eridse sets the stoee for forthcoming
hearings on Pose A-5S.
JAMESTOWN As IT IS TODAY is
described by Stoff Reporter chorles J.
Yorbroush olons with your route to
follow IN reaching the birthplace Of
American history on Page E-s.
WHAT THE HIGH SCHOOL senior
has before him in choosing some sort
Of militory troinins Is described today
BY George Flynn in TEENS cover
story. II IS o prefoee on q series Of
articles on the question in TEEN.
YOUR Easy SITTER moy hove a
compliant or two about you, u you
only knew u. For q sitter's-eye-view
Of porentoI shortcomings. see Pose u
Of This Week MoSoxine.
Complete Index. Pose AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Girl, Is, Killed
And S Injured
In 'Droe' Race

A 16-year-old girl was killed
last night and five. other young
persons were injured. three criti-
cally, when. police said. a drag
racing car left Macarthur boule-
ward at Cathedral avenue NV,
and Tipped over several times.
The dead girl was tentatively
identified only as Judy Leach,
She was pronounced dead at
Emergency Hospital at 1925
am.
Elaine Horton, is, of 570S
Fourth street NV, is in Emer-
gency Hospital in critical con-
dition.
The others injured:
Thomas Myers. 81. Of the
Anacostia Naval Air Station. in
Emergency. He was identified as
the driver.
Charles r. Jones. %, Of n
Webster street NV.
George DeSaia. II, Of the Ali
Station.
Carol Bobo. 20. Of 9l2 Twenty
fifth street NV.
The two boys and the girl are
in Georgetown University Hos.
Ipital.
Police said the car apparently
was in a drag race with a second
auto which sped on when the ILL
fated car overturned.
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strafing. but told newsmen his
government wants to avoid war.
Nevertheless, Nicaragua n
Radio broadcast appeals for
enlistment in the armed forces.
president Sonora told news
men q strafing attack was made
at 2 pm. by the Honduran air
force.
TIE said angrily this was after
the arrival in Tegucigalpa. the
Honduran capital, Of a peace
mission sent by the organization
of American states.
1.-THE president charged Hon.
duras with violation Of an agree.
ment to withhold action while
the committee does its work.
elf Honduras strafes Mica
raguan territory just once more
the committee might just as vel
60 back to Washington, because
we will declare war Immediately, ,
ne declared.)
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Nicaragua Air Attack
Charged by Honduras

TEGUCIGALPA, Hon d uras
May 4 R.-Honduras charged
today that Nicaragua's air force
attacked Honduran territory yes
terday and today.
Foreign Minister Jorge FideI
Duron reported the air strikes
TO the five-man peace diplomatic
mission that arrived here today
TO investigate the Nicaraguan-
Honduran border dispute. He
did not specify the points at
tackled.
Gen. Rogue Rodriguez, q MEM
Der Of Honduras ruling military
iunta. said Honduran planes had
bombed Nicaraguan positions
north Of the Segovia River In
the disputed border zone claimed
BY Honduras.
While this attack was being
made Nicaraguans bombed Hon.
duran territory. he charged.
Tin Managua. the Nicaraguan
government charged that Hon.
duran planes strafed two vii
lagos in the disputed territory
this afternoon after the peace
mission had arrived in Teguci-
galpa.
tNicaraguan President Luis
Somoza declared that his gov
eminent would declare war II
the Hondurans did any more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
By Many Me0R0RY

The Democrats have known
defeat In their day. but perhap.
none bitterer than this week.
when they lost q decision TO the
old grads Of Harvard.
Anyone caring TO wager . hol
les TO which Of the two groups
under the same roof would make
It's presence more kcenly felt
would unquestioningly have put
his money on the politicians
He'd have been wrong.
The meetings Of the Harvard
Alumni and the Democratic
National Committee colncidet
the last few days at the May.
flower Hotel. The Harvards were
ell clearly labeled with tags stat.
Iine name and class. The Demo.
Gratis could be recognised b
their long faces. etIll. kecplnr
them unscrambled turned out :,
be heavy going for the shepherd
OF both flocks. Most people
thought the confusion was caused
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Hurtuck Rides
Iron Liege to
Derby Victory

Iron Liege scored a thrilling
nose victory over Gallant Man
yesterday to win the Kentucky
Derby at Churchill Downs.
It was a sweet one for Calumet
Farms and Jockey Willie Har-
tack. Calumet had been forced
to scratch Gen. Duke, the early
favorite, because Of a foot all
ment.
Round Table, owned by Travis
M. Kerr. was third, while the
favorite. Wheatley Stables Bold
Ruler, came in fourth.
Laurel wound up its spring
meeting. with Aeschylus winning
the feature and a dead heat in
the first race necessitating a
twin daily double payof.
On the baseball front, tn.
Yankees snapped the fiye-gam,
winning streak of the White Sox
81. while Vernon Law, Pitts.
burgh's pitching star. shut out
Milwaukee on two hits. 10. anc
the Dodgers beat the Cardinals
Az, on Charlie Meals two-run
ninth-inning homer. The Dodg.
ers now trail Milwaukee, the
National League leader, by JUS
one game, while the Yankees
are just Ia games behind the
White Sox in the American
League.
"Details In Sports SectiOn)
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It's Hard to Tell q Horvord Man
From q Democrat in Hotel Lobbies

that "Thirty-one billion dollars
Of .long-term obligations would
come up for refinancing in 1858 +"
The old grad. apparently deaf
ened by the quiet and under the
impression that somehow he had
wandered into a seminar Of UNI
dergraduate days, backed out in
a hurry.
Senator Kennedy. once a Har-
ward man himself, began to tell
the Democrats about depressed
areas" which. from their atti-
tude. the Democrats present
could probably by that time have
told him something about.
Meanwhile. the iovial clamor
outside was reaching It's height,
and boisterous cries Of happy re-
union fioated into the Demo-
Gratis enclave. while Representa-
tive Patman Of Texas told Gov
ernor Leader of Pennsylvania,
that much as he hated TO say It,
he did not agree with the Cover
See GRADS. Page A-2a
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by the fact that the Harvards
were acting like Democrats and
vice-versa.
Dispassionate observers who
have run the gauntlet Of the halls
OF the Mayflower feel that the
Democrats were certainly OUT
numbered and. for once. OUT
shouted.
Things reached a head yester,
day.
The Democrats, In the morn
ing had scheduled q Governors
Conference on the subject How
the Administrators Fiscal Pol
icies Affect the States" in the
East Room. The old grads had
not a worry In the world and
were milling about the door In
happy hub-bub. Nine Of the 20
Democratic Governors sat mood
lily listening.
One alumnus blundered into
the meeting and stood blinking
IS Senator Anderson. Democrat
Of New Mexico. soberly declared
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Beaten Carrier BoyLef
Bound and Unconscious

arrived. He said he united the
boys hands. which were bound
behind his back with a clothes
line, and called for an ambu-
lance.
The Falls Church Volunteer
Fire Department took William Il
the hospital.
William recovered conscious.
ness shortly after arriving at tho
hospital and told Detectives
Donald Hurst and Jack Nelson
he believed he had been lying II
the basement since about 1875
pm. He said he had gone intt
the cellar for a drink Of watel
while collecting for the Post ane
Times Herald. He was strucI
from behind as he mounted tn.
first step, the boy told police, and
dimly recalls somebody grabbing
his hands. Then he passed out
he said. without seeing who at
tackled him.
Police said his wallet wal
found In the basement. william
said $50 was missing.
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Liquor Men Flee
Bandit, But Bullets
Puncture Their Car

A lone gunman fired two shots
into the auto Of liquor store
operators Charles and Harry
SoSnik early today when they
defied the bandit.
Police said the Sosnik BROTH
Iers. who operate a liquor store
at 23l8 Fourth street Me-, were
confronted by the gunman just
after they got into the car near
the store.
Police said Charles Sosnik. 81,
was sitting on the right side Of
the front seat He rolled up the
window and warned his brother
Let's get out Of here
AS Harry Sosnik. So. started tc
drive away. the bandit fred one
shot through the right front
window and another into the
right rear door. Police said 9
splinter Of glass cut Charles
Sosnik under the chin.
A lookout was broadcast fol
! the QlInman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05

A i6-year-old newspaper car
rier boy lay tied and uncon-
scious for three hours in a Fair
fax County apartment basement
yesterday after he was slugged
and robbed Of $50, police re-
ported.
He is william j. Lamont. IT.,
Of 932 North Patrick Henry
drive, Arlington. who is being
treated Tor conclusion Of the
brain and head bruises in Ar
lington Hospital.
A 9-year-old girl. Janette
Farrell, OF 1887 John Marshall
drive, found him at 3:25 pm,
in the basement OF the North
Willston Apartments building al
6407 Willston drive. She saw his
form lying behind the stairs and
called a neighbor who summoned
police.
Fairfax County Motorcycleman
Paul ST. Clair said william, q
student at Gonzaga High School
Twas still unconscious when he