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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-07
OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT
,RGIA AVE, SILVER SPRING

GEORGIA AVE. SILVER SPRING
1000 Su, IT.. st floor space
will air cond; low rental KEEL
LEY 4 BRANNER, Dl. 7-G14O:
ewes, OIL. 2-6s44
i-ROOM. AIR.CoNDITIONED OF
FICE, Wisconsin ave, Georgetown
Ideal for MFR. Repr.: rental S3A
mo. Call FE. 7-5030 after nm
18th AND X SITS. N.w.-Entire erd
floor OF small building has APP
proximately 6nn 50 IT,. air con-
ditioning included: reasonable
rent WOODWARD 4 NORRIS.
Realtors, 20 10th st. NV, RE.
2-RM. SUITE. in modern. air
conditioned building, available
December !. Also ! rm. TWA
BLDG. 1925 18th st. NV. DI.
7-2l26
MEDICAL OR PROFESSIONAL OF
FiCE. on 10th ST. at Park I'd.
Who'd, -cond. ready for
oceup. nE @-55S3 or EN- 2-4626.
NEW OFFICES In culmore shop
ping center Va Days, DE ..
55s3, or JE. 4-6650. ewes. EN-.
2-4b26,
Will RENT Groom once suite,
downtown AREA, for S6S per mo.
until March, then, SIS per month.
DU. 7-350s.
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DOWNTOWN
APIS. AND ROOMS
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WE WILL PAY ALL CASH for apt
MR.. DORA. tn. $1,000.
WILL TRADE 122 acres of ground
in Mt. Vernon with sewer and
water. for apartments or COM
merical. Ma S-1772 or JU. o.
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AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE
ALFA.ROMEO 80 conv blue: say

4LFA-ROMEO 80 conv blue. save
~ 600 tsame as IS model.
JACK PRY l4th End r World's
larsest dealer
ANGLIA. 40 miles per gallon. the
ideal second car
JOHN CLIFFORD MOTORS
IA 5-a2o3 open ii 2
BUICK IS Special Riviera 2-t1n9
blue. excellent condition many
extras Phone so 5-40s1
(continuea on Next Pace
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Arlington, North-8/l0 Acre

Arlington, North-8/l0 Acre
Roomy old home on almost an
acre OF rolling wooded forest land,
near beautiful Lorcom lane, per-
feet as il is for the smaller family
with It's SPACIOUS hedrms. Nv rm
din rm farm-size kit and room
for expansion in It's huge upstairs
Daylight modern bsmt with full
bath. Modern plumbins, wirins,
suffers. etc. Excellent nnsncins
with low down payment Askins
SELL 500
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy. KE $500
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A 5th AVE. HOME on wage
earner's pocketbook complete with
17x27 swimming pool in heart OF
f. Arllngton-27xl4 living rm., mod
ern kitchen with breakfast bar, 3
bedrms. lone in knotty Dinel
basement has maids rm. or 4th
bedrm. plus 2nd bath. Gas hot
water heat. Screened porch. de-
tached garage: 9Ox120 lot. The
price and terms are good al
SlS,450. See for yourself today;
JE. 3-2093. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY. INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(coNrlNUED)

NORTH ARL., desirable woodlawn
Masonry Cape Cod. features:
liv, rm. with firepl. and beamed
ceiling 2 Dedrms.. expandAble
attic. din. rm., 2 baths. full bsmt.
For Q wise buyer who wants q
lower-priced hse. In an area of
better houses. See II now. Sl4.960.
IA. 2-4S0O. WRIGHT REALTY.
SPRINGFIELD SPLIT-LEyEL-2-
year-old brick. better than-new
eond.: assume $4,000 balance
on loan; center hall. huge liv
rm., firepl., Ice. din. rm., de luxe
equip kit. has table space; 3 bed
rms. are twin sizel Tiled bath,
rec. rm. with another bath; ~
II. garage; fenced. wooded lot
Priced S20.500 for quick sale
Easy terms for serious buyer
Unlikely REALTY. ia. 7-0250.
2OO-FT. FRONTAGE-New brick
split-level, bedrms., Ia baths,
laundry rm., fin. knotty-pine rec
rm. with md firepl.: big trees;
SCI, 500. MANNAS REALTY. JE
o-31l0
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING. 1000 IT,, ls-ft
ceiling. truck level recessed dock
aforementioned ofices For infor-
nation and inspection apply 4Sl
Lawrence street Bladensburg, Nd
WAREHOUSE. 18th and II ne
Store ONCE. warehse, $500 50. IT,,
rear park. low rent. Ii. 1-3l03.
OFFICE AND STORAGE SPACE.
shipping. receiving, telephone and
delivery sve., LIST Il. Ii. 3-4"75.
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BIAlsEBOARD HOT-WATER HEAT

l-yr. -OId de luxe brlck TambItr
s large rooms, 2-way firepl., pic
ture window in daylight bsmt,,
carport; walking dist. 70 goll
$50. MANNAS REALTY. JE
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NEIGHBOR. "Here's neishborhoOd
Attractive CT AssUMPTIoN

brick bi-level on a lightly tray,
IL baths, attached gar; $1,000
cash will do. Our best buy a.
s93,5O0. THE LAURIE CORP.
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Z BEDKOOMS, stone CONSTRUCTION
large lot. full bsmt., fenced yard
Sl7 ESQ. MANNAS REALTY, JE
2-3ll0.
HIGH ELEVATION: BEAUTIFULLY
CLEAR AIR; near stream anc
spring; immediate possession; neal
Springfield. schools and large shop.
ping centers--2 bedrooms, llvine
room. kitchen and bath: all utili.
ties. Attic space allows 2 additiona
rooms: Ha-acre lot: S11,500: mo
payments like rent; small dowr
payment. OWNER, DI. 7-4636 oil
TE f-3QHS
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A 5th AVE. HOME on a wage
earner's pocketbook complete with
l7x27 swimming pool in heart oil
Arlington-27xl4 living rm., mod,
ern kitchen with breakfast bar, j
basement has maids rm or Attn
bedrm. plus 2nd bath Gas hot
water heat Screened porch, de-
tached garage: 90xl20 lot. The
price and terms are good at SIS
$50. See for yourself TODAY JE
3-90a3. VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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WELL NOW. "HOW ABOUT THIS.

in a pretty section Of handy N
Arlington. Here's q 2-yr. -old all
brick beauty on huge tree
shaded lot. Entrance foyer to large
separate dining rm', breakfast baS
in fully equipped Kitchen. 3 tre-
mendous bedrms., "a baths--ANp
BEST OF ALL. an $4,000 Gl
loan can DO assumed with a low
low down payment and easy
monthly payments. Just hit the
market and won't last long SO
you be the first to see IT and
call PEARSON PROPERTIES, JE'
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you KNOW as we'll as we do. (

SeSrm.. ~ S'a-bsth W" homes les are arr IN IN de-
mand. but at S21,5O0 well have
no grabbing: beautiful settled
neighborhood: block to bus in
Arlington-Lovely living rm. with
fireplace, family dining rm., nice
equipped kitchen. full basement;
garage. Vacant. too. FILA or
conventional terms. Inspect By
phonins JE. 3-2O93. VIM. A.
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you KNOW as well
Doorway "To GRACIOUS LIv.

7VOHW n To VhNNIUVS LIN
ING"-Here's your golden oppor.
iunitv 70 own an aWard-winninR
Panoramic Rancher" with q
moderate down payment and a
HIGH CT LOAN TO ASSUME
I twin sized bedrmS beautifully
finished recreation rm. in full
basement. flying bridge. sun decl
spans the back of the house with
and master bedrm. Floor -to-ceil.
ing back fireplace wall with raised
hearth In living rm.. truly de luxe
kitchen with built-in equipment
and breakfast area, 2 full baths
complete the story, Asking S26,
500, See it--vou'll love II PEAR
CON pnOnEDTTEG IT a-hRrh
Evening star., 1957-04-29
AuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 80 windsor: owned By
embassy. Must sell. owner leaving
country. Very clean and good cond.
Equipped. Call RA. 6-0020 days;
CHRYsLER 1862 aaratoea; 1855 hip. I;
power % steering and brakes. sgto, ssb !
cash. Call OWNER. Wo. 6-6652.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Slo2 Ca. Ave. ia. e;27ll
CHEVROLET sEDANs AND HARD.
TOPS. Prices start at $3.50. Pay
ments start al IS week. Down pay
nents start AZ $40. A good seiee-
ton OF new-ear trade ms. Cali
Nj. Miller FALLS CHURCH DE
eOTO-PLYMOUTH. Htiiwood ave.
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EntiFe neor fully air conditioned; Z;
IN small professional bldg. heart OF
medical area. ideal for . doctor or
dentist Reception rm. with secre-
tery alcoge- 3 treatment rms. with
pvt toilets; l75 no. WIN redec-
LEdUM a GERBER REALTY co,
33ib Conn. Ave. EN-. $4,000
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EAST-WEST MOTORS
loo East-west Hwy.
SO Savoy 4-dr. sedan:
T. and h., low mileage, etc: COM
pany ofiicial car; low down pay
ment. new-car title. terms, guaraii-
tssd, MERSoN A THOMPSON,
1927 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2615.
'54 2-dr. Plaza sedan:
$3.50 cash. Excel. cond. ORIG.
owner. Call before IL noon or
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL SHARE new home In Florida
other lady: situated near the beach
at $50 90 per month. Address ALICE
YARBROUGH. it2n NE. 25th Court
Pompano Beach, Fla,
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AVIATION

ERcoUPE. Al metal. sb h.p.. dual
line Throttle, beeutiful red and white
paint; S2.2Db. lie. 4-0n36.
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B0ATs

EvINRUDE OUTBOARDs. Penn. Yam
isrm 1s adsn GssGss Sssmsnt ssalsFs RossRff
9, THOMAS, 1902 Fenton st
Silver Spring. Nd, JU. b-sO30
.s.FT; SAFTI.CRAFT; sleeps 4 +;
excellent condition: newly refin-
sned throuHhout; can be seen at
CHR1s.cRAPT asst. de luxe sedan /:
twin Dbs. sleeps 4; radio, fatbom.
sSs. ss, ;sss s.tns eGac sS7sOm mus ovn:r 81. 3. a.
and Sun. Call IA. 2.78Sp.
's;s5 ::ss5s.s:,A sAIsssssE I:s:s.1 ,SSS ,ESSSsbGST @!E
:s;Tspg ssis Memo: N :'SS ~, ns' j Z; ;:;H
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MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 4lSqs money 70 loan on
residsntlal PropeIty' Nd, only
3Os
MORTGAGE LOANS, 81. 1000. $50 900.
Group YOUR debts. lower your
payments. refnance your property
and improvements; quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate,
n,Tv.ss n,Ti sse 3nl' IN " the R6srsrsi 5sass g
Baltimore, Nd. day or night. Suns
and holidayS. ~ earAtoga 7-4ni7
Evening star., 1957-04-29
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

SNUG HARBOR. Md.-tBelow shad,
4idel. Private beach. 4 lots 25xl50:
Sl.O00. WE; 9-bb33 or TO. 9-636B.
SOUTH RIVER AREA
SELBY BAY--Masonry 4-bedrm., -
Gated in most desirable restricted
community: 3 large lots. plenty Of
privacy. Sandy beach, 2n0-ft. pier.
4 real de luxe home. Price, S2s. 800
Good terms
RAMSEY BAY
A REALLY BEAUTIFUL RAM
BIER; excel. waterfront home with
Sedrms. . baths. firepIaes. Iq ee"e piesurs q :
windows on approx. ! acre. Price.
S34 $50. ON. BY LOUIS A. STAR
LING. 12l 10th 81. NV. Wash,
D. c: RE. I.1729 or Sun. call Uni
sersity 1921.
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a., ssS cAsH ~ ~ 2SE pS I;s2 PAY Ayyo,v.
CALL TX. 3-774l ANY TIME
sEcoNp rRysTs PURCHASED
A. Extremely Low Discounts
n x. STONE, OIL, 2.341l
I HAVE CASH
o.. vii nd money on notes you
hold save broker fee RA. 6-22si.
IA. a-o07o Call dav or night
Evening star., 1957-04-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MED MONEY FAST. Own property
DI, 7-444b; ewes. ~ s.649s
FIRST ,. NJ rs,E sEC9NR Syp, Trust y ST LOANS Ans,
PSsr.. ,s5hi 9 y t'sHEifM as MS 81 s.ssSb SSsl.
End TRusT-Absolutelv top spot.
p cali Day ylss' d nlshs Siic 10 % l.ssst 30.
ri0NEY End TRUsTs.-we will
EIosIatL SoRfoSoRs RsissSeis't 4 r'isI isvEs4. s4.
MnENT c2RP .si2 N. z. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

OCEAN CITY-ist.fioor apartment.
( 3 or 4 bedrooms: utilities included
IN price. NE. s-3034.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY - spe-
cializing on Calvert County rivers.
creeks and Chesapeake Bay M. r.
| ROCKHILL. Broker. Sc. Leonard.
Md. Phi. Frederick 3Os-J.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
GARAGES
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
RsSatss' sast .len a1n rsses. ases Or HyRffs yRRfTfsl
WILLIE AUTO SALES. 1870 r. /.
ave. Hyattsville, Md. WA. 7-l2S0.
cars. WAGONS. VILLAGE MOTORS,
l33J r. J. ave ne An A-04AA
Evening star., 1957-04-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD f052-De luxe 4-dr. se-
dam green: radio. heater. ultra
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-0OO3 Open til O:30
PACKARD 1851 Patrician 4-dr.; i'm
macuiate; S499 FLOOD PONTIAC.
1921 Conn. Wo. 6-s400:
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1855 wilson Blvd, Arlington, va.
ia. 2-aO0l. Open till 9:30
CHEVROLET 1884 4-dr. station wa
son. auto. trans. tno clutch pedaii
avg, fni!eage. no radio, cash. trade,
bank an.. guaranteed MERSQN a
c15sPT. an 55FspPTT. ahs'wrLfn,, NJ. ~. uSED ~
2-an15.
Evening star., 1957-04-29
OLMSTEAD (OLDSl

1929 ecnd 81 NV. ST. 3-ee00
oLDsMoBILE 1885 De luxe SIS
equipped. power steerins. power
brakes: only si.7e5. ccc guaran-
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Capitol-Cadillac Olds Co.

I222 22nd 81 NV. ST. $4,000
OLDe SO Super "Ss" de luxe Holt
day hardtop 4-door; we invite your
inspection and test drive, to COM
compare the terms, to see what .
real value this is
Evening star., 1957-04-29

5ios ca. Ave. IA. s-c7ii
CHEVROLET 1885 "2iO" 4-dr. Sc.
dan; :, and h. Wv. tires. diplO.
mat, one owner, very low fntieage
RA. $4,000, Mr.. ,TOUSBAINT:
ewes. IA. 9-SSS4.
Evening star., 1957-04-29

1897 East-west Hwy. Silver Spring
JU, 5.7S04
Closed sun Open Daily Til pm.
FORD '55 Grown Victoria hardtop
coupe: Fordomatie: radio. heater:
power steerings Wv. tires: beauti-
ful all-leather interior: cleanest ear
IN town. &1,5D5. Safety-tested for
your proteetion 3O-dAy written
warranty, PAUL BROS lOLDsl.
WIS; and Eilieott ST. NV. KE. =
Evening star., 1957-04-29

Alabama ave. Sc. Good area for
physician.' real estate. insurance.
sisv ofiess; or retail business. Call
Evening star., 1957-04-29
MONROE FORD

1897 East-west Hwy. silver Spring
Ju 6-7sO4
Closed Sun. Open Daily TIL \ PM
FORD 1851 Custom VS. Fordor;
$500 or best offer. JE. 4-b469.
FORD 80. VS.: r. and h., canary
sfRlSaNStH' H'fMatp Mt1proSRREs. oSRREs j2 jSo0i 0si.sRsIIkSE RIkEY
Evening star., 1957-04-29

NHA1A.AS A1AaO N$A5A<SI
5000 WILSON BLVD. IA. T-S400
PACKARD 1856 Clipper Super 2-dr
hardtop: like new. Call ia. 2-7605.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Chamber Hears Resume of
 Legislature
By RUTH MCLEAN

A first-hand account of the ac- tivities of the Territorial Legisla- ture just convened in Juneau was made to the VIVA Chamber of Commerce at their regular week ly meeting yesterday by James A.. von der Heydt, representative from the Second Division.
 Won der Heydt first thanked the Chamber and the members as individuals for letters, telegrams and telephone calls received dur ing the Legislature which were a great help to the delegates in ad- vising them of the feelings at home on current issues.
 MT. von der Heydt then dis cussed the five major tax mea- sures passed to supply revenue for the budget of over $136 mil lion. He also commented on the National Guard armory, the men tai health bill and the Liquor Con- trOl Board, in answer to questions from the Chamber members.
 Wilbur Arnold's guests were his son Ray, one of Nome's young merchants, and MT. Tom Holland from Seattle.
 Three other guests were intro duced by Rev. Willard Mecklen- burg: Mrs. Mecklenburg, MT. w s. Reasonover, and MT. Robert B Goodman
 MT. Reasonover is from An chorage and is the business man. ager for the Alaska Methodist College Crusade Organizatino. He outlined the liberal arts college ! for which funds are being raised at this time and which is planned to open in Ancorage in 1859.
 "One of the purposes of the new Methodist college is to devel- op a loyalty in Alaskan young people to stay and live in the territory" MT. Reasonover ex- plained.
 MT. Goodman was sent to Alas ka by the Black Star Publishing Co. for a picture story of the peo- pie in the territory. Over the past weekend he has worked on a story of Nome teen-agers for a new magazine Dig"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Radio Pills Will Give
 Inside Story

NEW YORK, R-A plastic pill packed with tiny radio is ready to tell the inside story of mans digestive tract
 The one-inch radio station was demonstrated Monday at the Rockefeller Institute.
 A patient can swallow the pill with a drink of water, The radio in the capsule broadcasts informa- tion as it passes thru the stomach and intestines.
 A doctor holds a radio receiver close to the patients body and picks up signals from inside The travelling radio transmits data on muscular contractions and fluid or gaseous pressures. Tfe radio is a tiny transistor oscillator. It has a life of from IS to 24 hours
 The capsule takes from two to six days to pas thru the body.
 Heretofore, doctors have stud jed the digestive tract with x rays or with tubes inserted in the pa tient.
 The cost of development was $10,000. It is estimated the pills can be produced for $25 or $30 apiece.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Two Men Die In SnOWsIide

EMPIRE, Colo, R-Deliberate- ly started with cannon fire, a snowslide Monday killed a cam eraman filming the action and d highway worker warning motor iSts to stay away.
 The photographers helper, Ro- land Wyatt, IS, was trapped in the fringe of the avalanche and clawed his way out from under two feet of snow.
 John Hermann, 26, the camera man, and Wayne s. Whitlock, 21, maintenance worker, suffocated
 under tons of snow, rock and trees.
 The snowslide was set in mo- tion on purpose as part of the highway departments avalanche control work along US. Highway 40 about 40 miles west of Denver.
 Experts for the department keep close tab on snow accumula- tious along the highway and at proper times kick off the ava lanches that menace travel. This is done by gun fire after the high way is closed to travel.
 The avalanche snapped pine trees like matches as it hurtled down the mountainside, flowed over 1O0-foot-deep gulch and shot up the opposite slope, bury ing the highway under 20 feet of snow, trees, rock and dirt. The slide was 1,500 feet wide.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
PLANE CRASH IN ALGERIA KILLS 34

ALGIERS, R-Air France off cials said 34 persons died in the flaming crash of a DC-3 transport Monday night at Biskra in north east Algeria.
 The victims were crew mem bers and Is Moslem and II Ell ropean passengers. There were no survivors.
 The Europena dead included two women and two children.
 Official reports said the planes left engine failed when the craft was about 30 feet off the ground after takeoff. The pilot apparent ly tried to make an emergency landing, but the maneuver failed and the plane plunged to the ground and burst into flames.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Russia Protests US. Inspections in Panama \ Canal

WASHINGTON, RHState De- partment officials today put a propaganda" label on a Russian protest over the handling of So- viet ships in the Panama Canal.
 Moscow radio, heard in London, reported that the protest, alleging long discriminatory" inspections of Russian ships transiting the canal, had been handed to the State Department Monday.
 The note, as reported from Mos cow, said since Jan. 1 American armed guards have stopped three Soviet vessels for many hours while inspectors made a minute check of cargo and photographed "all technical equipment" The ships had been rerouted because of the closure of the Suez Canal.
 A spokesman said lone thing the Russians can't stand is any thing resembling peace and order ly processes" He went on:
 ''They feel their mission is to keep things in turmoil. It's obvi- ously propaganda move, aimed at seeking to muddle things in the Middle East"
 The Panama Canal Go. office here recalled that an official of the company said when Russian ship captains first protested, that the Soviet vessels were given rou- tine handling in accordance with regulations governing safety of the canal.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
STATEHOOD BILL AMENDED FOR
 FISH AND WILDLTFE

V WASHINGTON tR-An amend ment to the Alaska Statehood Bill would leave management of the territory's fish and wildlife af- fairs with the federal government for five years after statehood
 Rep. Jack Westland announced today that such an amendment had been apprvoed by the House Interior and Insular Affairs Com mittee. The amendment will be incorporated in the statehood bill when it goes to the House.
 The amendment, Westland said, was to assure an orderly period of transition.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Strong Quake Recorded From Alaska Peninsula

SEATTLE, tR--A strong earth quake was recorded on seismo- graphs in many parts of the na- ton and Alaska early today, and a University of Washington ex- pert pin-pointed the center in the Alaska Peninsula area.
 It was described as being strong enough to have been damaging in a populated area.
 Frank Neumann, the university seismologist, said the series of tremors apparently is moving eastward along the fault system that extends south of the Aleu- tians and the peninsula that juts down from southwest Alaska.
 If the trend of the tremors should continue along the fault network, Neumann said, they would seem likely to continue up he peninsula and across the Alaska mainland to around the
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Jet Age Board Asked by Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, President Eisenhower will ask Congress la ter this week to create an Airways Modernization Board to deal with jet age aviation problems.
 The Presidents plans for a spe- cial message to Congress were announced by Senate Republican Leader KnowFand of California after he and other COP congress sional chiefs concluded their reg ular Tuesday morning meeting with Eisenhower.
 Knowland told news confer ence at the White House that the Presidents message will be ac- companied by an interim report prepared by a study group.
 The study group was set up by the President shortly after two commercial airliners collided in the air over the Grand Canyon several months ago with heavy loss of life
 Knowland said the board would deal mainly with research, navi- gation and development problems confronting the nation coming into this jet age"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10
Fairbanks area.

Fairbanks area.
 He said a fault system which extends toward Seattle from off the southeast Alaska coast is separate system fom the one along the Aleutians and the peninsula, with "quiet zone" between.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-10

The safest way to hold a good job is to know more about it than the other fellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-28

the decisions viii go on linden.
nitely. Answers would be almost
as varied as the individual view
of persons consulted. This shows
If anything, that Supreme Courl
decisions this term raised almost
as many problems as they settled
This shows, too. that even the
highest echelons in the execu-
tive and legislative branches are
not yet quite sure what to dc
about it. Z
That. however. does not relieve
the Justice Department Of the
immediate headache Of doing
something about the spread OF
lower court actions as a result
of Supreme Court opinions this
term.
Some Affected Cases Pending
Here are some Of the cases
that have caused Federal prose-
cutors to pause and ponder:
The Government had planned
to use several FBI witnesses in a
price-fixing case in Pennsylvania.
It is unwilling to produce .FBI
files because disclosure Of re-
quested material might do harm
Similarly, in a mar
cotics case in Federal Court in
Georgia, the Government de-
cided that disclosure of FBI re-
ports would endanger informants.
John Kasper. segregationist
facing trial in Federal Court in
Tennessee on contempt charges,
was quick to demand that FBl
files on its investigation of racial
disturbances in Clinton, Tenn,