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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-28
SECURITY FOR YOU
Does Widow
Also Qualify
Under VA?
By RAY HENRY

T. ID. of YOnkers, N. ": my
wife was covered by Social Sc
curity from January /, 1887. to
1851 when she stopped working
If the laws aren't changed, will
she be entitled to Social Security
retirement payments at age g.
which will be reached in Feb
ruary. 1862"
Your wife was under Social
Security for IA years which is
enough to assure her payments
If she never works again. The
maximum time anyone under
Social Security has to work is
10 years to be eligible for pay
mentS.
Mrs. L. H. of Iowa City: 81
will be IS years old February 1
If 1 don't retire, do I have tt
notify my Social Security Office
that I am 65?"
No.
Mrs. w. F. of Los Angeles: "Il
it permissible for a person re.
Iceiving Social Security also tt
receive a pension from the Vet
erans Administration as thu
widow of a veteran?"
Yes. But, to be eligible for {
widows pension you must hav'
Ia yearly income of less THAI
I$1.400 if you have no depend
ents or $2.700 if you have de
pendents. Generally, the Socia
Security payments are counted
toward these limits.
Mrs. II. p. of Mount Vernon
IN. Y: I'm the widow of
SpaniSh-American War veteran
I have no relatives. My saving
Iare gone and I'm on a SINAI
pension. Am ] eligible for car
lin a veterans hospital?"
No. Except In emergencie:
only veterans may be treated a
VA hospitals.
Mrs. b. X. Of LewistOwn, Me.
II am 51-years-old and hav
never worked under Socia
Security. This past Septembe
my husband died. Since 1 hav
been disabled for years and can
not earn my living, am I entities
to receive my husbands Socia
Security benefits or help of an,
kind?"
/. If you haven't received
ALREADY, you appear to be eligibl
for a lump sum payment o
between $50 and $255. Yov
should apply for this immedi
ately. Other than that. your
not now eligible for benefits
You'll probably be eligible 70
payments when you reach g.
based upon your husband
Social Security. The fact tina
you're disabled has no bearinI
on eligibility to payments now
Miss X. B. d. Of Ridgefield
Conn.,: Il came to this countr,
, and am not yet an American
citizen. I've been working unde
Social Security for some tim
now and have been paying int,
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to complain about me. It's gotten
SO I just hate them.
love my baby and I want to
work very hard. We could afford
a maid once or twice a week. but
"a maid one or twice week, but
Steve's parents tell him that he
would be spelling me If we got
one. Many of my women friends
with only one baby have some
one come in to help with the
housework. What's so terrible
about It?
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
It appears from both these &C.
counts that Stephen is at least
as spoiled" as Elizabeth-prob-
ably more so.
Stephen must wake UP and
realize this. His wife may have
been accustomed to getting the
material things she wanted with
out effort, but he appears to be
accustomed to getting emotional
and mental support from his
parents and shows no inclina-
ton to do without these. even
now that he is a father him
self. He seems to resent the
fact that his parents wash
their hands Of the whole thing.
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THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Wife Makes Good Case
In Demanding q Maid
THE PROBLEM
STEPHEN Any wife is spoiled.
ELIZABETH Al try, but find housework hard.
~

The FomiIy Council consists Of judge.
psyehiotrist, three eIersymen. q
newspaper editor, o women's editor
and two writers. Eoeh article is O
summary Of an oetuol eose history.
The Council reports on problems thot
hove been deolt with BY responsible
ooencies and counselors.
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coLQRED--4iIs FARADAY PL. Ne,

CoLoRED-636 EYE ST. NE: $50
o rms, bath. h. w. heat; side lot
40 Eye st. NV; SI26; 10 rooms
NE. S-2095 D. E. BARRY ia. a-a21!
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HOME VALUES

6120 N. DAKOTA AVE. NV.
4107 KANSAS AVE. NV.
l4th AND WHITTIER. 3 BEDRMS
LOUIS RUDDEN, TUa 2-3060
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COLORED = 5Of COLUMBIA RID
N.W.-Fine 6-rm. brick home; auto
$4,000. HUGH T PECK, Realtor
COLORLD--ei3O3 9th ST. NV
Beautiful large Groom house with
porches gas h-w.h.; Venetian
blinds. nice ward SI15 per mo
Rent or buy. REINER REALTY co
I0II Z 81 n n. CTR q RalAA
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont,

1871 ALLISON ST. N.W.-white; &
rooms; oil heat; $50. Apply ai
premises.
52l9 GA. AVE. NV: Sl25
rms. bath; h.-w, heat; decor
GEORGETOWN: 1887 Prospect ave.
S115 3 bedrms., lge. liv. rm,, III
NE. S.a6s5 B. E. BARRY ia. s-sa7s
1905 FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Redeco-
rated 3-bedrm. home; liv. rm., din,
kit and bath, full bsmt: Ice. yard,
$40 mo. Call DE. 2-S4S4.
5S25 3rd ST. N.E.-2-bedrm. semi
Diet. brick: bsmt.. fenced yard. $50
month. ia. 9-755g.
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING, / blk.
to bus; Plenty sleeping space, big
ASK MR.. FORWARD" Ju. 9-l3o3
1920 N. DAKOTA AVE. NV.
14tb 4 ASD K WAIT4IE AVE- / s sFDisMs
LOUIS RUDDEN, TU. 2-3060
HOME VALUES
ll5 Urell pl,. ne. - 8 rms. and
LAO l4o7 18th s.; n;E;119 rms. 5
.326 A st. NEE rms. and bath,
2al9 N. Capitol st.--s bsdrms., .
H; sSsou7; \ ii Capitol st.-e rms. and
bath, full bsmt., gas heat. Sg7 30.
24es N, Capitol St bedrms.
Nv rm., din, rm;. kit. and bath: oil
\; W n: newly decorated: 500.
R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
9 Mass. Ave. Realtors MA. s-502O
COL0RED - 5Of COLUMBIA RID.
N.W.-Fine 6-rm. brick home; auto
heal. porch. 500 per mo. Call He
$1,000. HUGH 7 PECK, Realtor
COLORLD--si3O3 9th ST.. NV
Beautiful large Groom house with
: porches gas h-wh.; Venetian
blinds. nice ward Sl15 per mo
Rent or buy. REINER REALTY CO.
l0l4 x st NV. ST. 3-6344
COLORED-19Oe 18th ST. Nv.
5 rms, kit and bath. sos. KEY at
once. FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.. 1923
81. NV. Ma. $685..
COLORED = 3-BEDROOM brick
home; rent to nice family. Full
basement. nice screened-in rear
everything: s95 per mo. 10. g.
COLORED--HAvE TWO mod.
bedrm. houses: ne. and Sc: gas
heat; $40; new cond. Me. S-3S35
COLORED-.g X ST. N.E.--Newiy
remodeled 3-story and bsmt.. brick
home: 10 large rooms, . baths:
oil heat; near everything. Only
Sl05 mo. MR.. NEUMANN. MA. s.
~
COLORED--6I3 FARADAY PL. NE,
4 hikS NV new Providence Hos
pital- Attrac. 5-rm semidet p
story brick: full bsmt.. fenced I'd. !:
only yrs. old, l bus fare Phone
SALE f sDp sTE e isT BROS fos Ff NC 81 ST
1-2434. DI $500.
COLORED--6I.I DIX ST. Ne
Large. 4 bedrms. storm windows:
bus at door; ccnv. shops SIPS.
GREENSBORO CLEANERS, 332 62nd
81, ne. LU. 2-S0Ss.
C0LORED - PETWORTH - Modern
-rm; brick; den. full bsmt.. gas
La. s:olse, ' La. $685. g "44i''
CoLoRED--636 EYE ST. NE: $50;
9 rms, bath. h. w. heat: side lot.
80 Eye st. NV; Sl26; 10 rooms,
baths; h-w. heat.
NE. S-20o5 d. E. BARRY ia. e-p259
COLORED
415 H ST. NW.---6 rms, gas
heat; S100 mo. Lease.
$40 Randolph st. nw.-6 rms:
good condition 500 mo.
5:O9 Kansas ave. n.w.-6 rms:
good condition: $500 mo. AID. a.
zoos, MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
coLORED-3 -BEDRM. BUNGALOW
l4eS ALLIsoN 81. Nv; RMS
20 9TH ST. NE.--S RMS. !: san
1859 A ST SE.-5 RMS. $50
81 MONROE ST. NEG ROOMS
LOUIS RUDDEN tn o-306N
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NEAR NEW SYNAGOGUE
4-bedrm.. 3l2-bath brick home or
Somerset pl.: $23,5O0.
CALL MRS. KIMBALL. EN-. 2-eesz
Exclusive with
SIMMONS PROPERTIES DE. 2-O73(
CoLORED-UPPER 18th sT.-s-rm
Oct attic, rec. rm: new cond
Turn. or unfurn.: 3 baths, 4
porches; might exchange. OWNER
ia. 9-70I0.
C0LORED-SPECIAL BARGAIN. mr.
18TH and Belmont SITS. NV; beauti.
ful section--24-ft. brick house ar.
ranged as 3 apis of 3 rms. and
path each: automatic heat. This
building Is in AL condition. Vacant
Reasonable cash payment. Call B
NJ. oDuM. RE. 7-52l8.
COLORED - SUPER DELOVELY-
1913 lngleside terrace n.w.-s
rms, 3 baths. > freplaces: h,-w.h.:
huilt-in garage. Everything FIRST
class; $3.50 down. H. E. BRUZEE,
NO. 1926.
COLORED-NEW YEAR SPECIAL
l422 ALLISON SIT ROOMS
18th AND SHERIDAN-S ROOMS
6425 KANSAS AVE. Me- RMS
1881 MONROE ST. Ne rms.
4245 HILDRETH SE.--5 RMS.
42l2 GORMAN TERRI RMS
LOUIS RIDDEN TU. $4,000
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c0L0RED1I902 18th ST. Nv,
s S' F Is fpf T. D ba11s s9 CO.. Key Yess
X 81. NV. Ma. $685..
C0LORED = 3-BEDROOM brick
home: rent to nice family. Full
basement. nice screened-in rear
porch; newly decorated handy tc
everything: sos per mo. 10. g.
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II2s ALLISON ST. N.w.-white; &
rooms: oil heat; $50. Apply al
premises.
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IIahsp. Schools 10. T-2.6G
COLORED-JI3 N ST. N.W.-One.
bedrm. ant. Call JOLLES a. SEN
NETT co nj rini1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-02

WILLIAMSBURG vILLAGE-Owner
p TStnibIef ceior,, must ni,h sell quickly.
rms, Q baths, 1S-ft. din rm IL
~. kitchen with fireplace, loft.
oen with. fireplace, side screened
porch, full hsmt.; over Ia-acre lot.
Cau now--move in Jan. Asking
1880. I. F BLANCHARD, Real
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcA


Is2S r ST. N.w.-Vacant. l. rooms,
. baths. terms. MA. SITE, JU.
O-TH29
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Hillandale Rambler

Beautiful big home in select
Chevy Chase. Md. mr.. Rock Greek;
2S-tt. liv. rm.. 3 bedrms., den,
maids oedrm., big rec. rm, ~
baths. porch. garaFe: wall-to-waii
carpets: intercom. system Price,
S,t4. 900.
ASK MR.. FORWARD" JU. 9-IsO3
WE NEED GOOD SALESMAN
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sII,95O, HOME AND INCOME
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER-4 MEDIUMS

3 baths: Located in Chevy Chase
on a quiet street adjacent to a
park Refined neighborhood and
ideally located for schools. EXPRESS
transportation and shopping. Cor
geouS mahogany-paneled clubroom
at ground level to 35-ft. flag
stone patio with huge barbecue.
Full center hall; 2-car garage and
the ultimate in kitchen equipment.
h&-acre domestic, beautifully land
scaped; W. B. WRIGHT. EN- 81
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MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA---Three.
bedrm. house; excel. cond; nice
corner lot, garage; $4,000. very
easy terms. J. c. CHATEL. HUI
3-3356.
SHEPHERD PARK; -2Os-Hand.
some 4-bedrm. 2l2-bath stone resi-
dence in a beautiful and highs
convenient neighborhood near i4th
and Iris: fun center hall. fabulous
new kit. lge. den and Law. on lsi
NJ nm. 3rd H.; 3-car gar. new
value FRANK s. PHILIPS, pi
l-l4ll; ewes, Ell. 6-364S.
SPRING VALLEY Custom built
usually spacious rooms. Entrance
nail. nreplaceS in both living room
and library, powder room and two
full baths. large dressing rooms
on bedrooms. basement, attached
,s-car garage. An unusually fine
nome, only q years old, in one OF
Washington''s prestige communities
owner leaving city. desires imme-
KE. 7-0305. W. c. & A. n Miller IIjLR1F,
DEV CO., 1850 Mass. ave. NV,
EN- a-i464.
CHEVY CH.-Sm., remod. Sl5,950,
3 baths: beautiful location: SIS. 900
Capitol Hill--Cute . bedrms.. bath.
REAL ESTATE. FE. 3-4s47
8 Bedrms.-Shepherd Park
Custom-built. 3-story brk. Colo
NAL; mr.. Walter Reed, for lee. family
or home and ONCE for physician.
Center hall, 2l-ft. liv. rm. with Are
pi., Ice, din. rm.. sun parlor. library.
MOD. Kit. pwdr. rm; ind A.: 4 ped
rms baths: 3rd A.: . bedrms., full
pam: Seer gar: attrsc grounds
LEO M. BERNSTEIN CO.
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COLORED-HAVE TWO mod
bedrm. houses. ne. and Sc: gas
heat; 500 new cond. ME. S-3S35
COLOKED-:.0 X ST. N.E.-Newly
remodeled 3-story and bsmt.. brick
home: 10 large rooms, . baths:
oil heat; near everything. Only
Sl05 mo. MR.. NEUMANN. MA. s.
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6 BedrmS,-Shepherd PARK
FRIENDS SCHOOL AREA

White brick, 3-bedroom, nIs-batf
mouse on Van Ness St Low 20s.
SMART TOWN HOUSE
bedrms.. baths In Kalorams
area; in low 2Os. Possibility for DR.
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Golf
Wrestling

TuesSsy--NotlonoI, 1880 p.m.-7
Ths,sdsy--copIiol. $50 pms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-27

Sundoy-Redskins vs.. New York
Gionts. ZOO p.nn.--9
Sosurdsy- lGome will be announced
loterl. l:l5 or AIS p.m.-4. II
Boiling Field vs.. Little Creek.
$50 pms
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Sports
Bowling

Championship Bowling.
80 PM
Bowling Stars. $50 PM
nssdsy--DuekpIn chompions.
ll:2o PM
Saturday Bowl the Champ.
$50 PM
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Boxing

Mondsy-Gornet Sugar" Hart vs.,
Reybon Stubbs. 1000 p.m.--5
Wsdassdsy-kenny Lone vs.. Or
londo Zulueto. 1000 p.m.-7
Fridey-Splder Webb vs. Willie
Vooshn. 1000 PM
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Gas Blast PeriIs
100 Toledo Homes

TOLEDO, Ohio. Mar. 26 (P.-
A surge of gas. blamed by fire
authorities on a defective regu-
lator on an underground main,
caused an explosion in one house
and threatened other houses in
a Toledo neighborhood yester-
day. There were no injuries.
The explosion was at the home
of Mrs. Robert Liebnau on City
Park avenue. Mrs. Liebnau said
the gas heater and kitchen range
in her home suddenly emitted
a terrific roar and shot flame.
Grasping her two children. she
fled the house Just ahead Of an
explosion that broke windows
and damaged a side door.
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. cut off
gas to 1870 homes for 3l2 hours.
The company checked appliances
in all homes in the area before
service was restored.
A company spokesman said
something held the regulator
valve open, sending too much
gas through the main.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Jury Trial Set
For Peck Today

! A jury trial for Seymour Peck
newspaper man charged with
contempt of Congress, was to be-
gin today before Federal Court
Judge Luther w. Youngdahl.
Judge Youngdahl yesterday
denied a defense motion for a
Judgment of acquittal. This con-
cluded trial of the case of points
of law. The jury trial will be
concerned with the facts of the
case. almost solely whether Mr.
Peck's refusal to answer ques-
lions was willful.
Mr.. Peck is a copy editor for
the New York Times Sunday
magazine. He testified in jan
uary. 1856. before the Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
that he had been a Communist
from 1885 to 1949 but was not
one when he Joined the Times
staff in February, 1852.
He is charged with refusal to
answer five questions. Two called
for names of members of Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
jamestown Ships
Attract 100000,
leuve for Festival

Three little ships that drew
more than a half million visitors
to the banks of the Potomac
River were on their way back to
jamestown, Va. today.
Harbor Police Capt, Joseph
Proctor said Coast Guard vessels
began towing the Susan Con-
slant. Godspeed and Recovery
down the Potomac at $50 am.
Capt. Proctor said 1883 per-
sons boarded the Susan Constant
yesterday and 46.037 visited the
ship during it's four-day stay of
Hams Point.
The ship reproductions will be
returned to jamestown to take
part in the festival beginning
April /. The festival is part of
the ceremonies marking the 350th
anniversary of the settling of
jamestown by English colonists.
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Senate Mails Bar Paper
Critical Of Capitol Police

ton of the article had anything
to do with his order.
Our mail volume was getting
very heavy and the mailmen just
couldn't handle it any more.
Mr.. Duke said. I'VE had been
carrying it free of charge since
it started about two years ago,
although it has no free-mail
status. We shouldn't have
started it in the first place"
The order doesn't affect dis
tribution of the paper on the
House side of the Capitol. where
mailmen still carry it.
The police force article. pub
lished March 7. told of pending
Legislation to eliminate the pres
Ient patronage system of appoint
ing Capitol policemen. The same
issue carried an editorial tlued
Patronage Versus Profession. f"
1t invited comments on both
sides of the questions.
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BY the Associated Press

Roll Call, 1.-The Newspaper of
Capitol Hill" has been barred
from senatorial mail and news
stands after publication of an
article on replacing the patron
age-appointed Capitol police with
a professional force.
Sidney Yudain. publisher of
the bi-weekly publication and
secretary to Representative Mo-
rano, Republican of Connecticut.
said the ban went into effect
with last weeks issue. Normally,
he said. $500 copies of the paper
are distributed to senatorial
Offices by Senate mail carriers
and via newsstands.
David D. Jennings. Senate
postmaster. said the order to stop
carrying the paper came from
Joseph c. Duke. Senate sergeant
at arms and a member of the
Capitol police board.
Mr.. Duke denied that publica-
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every day for energy, growth,
good resistance.
Nifomin {, Whsof Germ oil.
Iron, Phosphorus are other
high Wheat Germ values.
Wheat Germ is Insurance.
food added to everyday
meals, it helps insure against
nutrient deficiencies that NAV
cause tiredness, irritability,
low resistance.
Try Whsof Germ for 80 doys.
Add 2 tablespoons (cost 30
to your cereal every ~
morning. Just see how !. ~
it can help you. Buy
Kretschmer Wheat
Germ at your grocers.
Use recipes on label.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Why Wheat Germ III
Is Insurance Food N@}

Your good health requires
adequate amounts of essen
tial nutrients every day.
Many of these important
nutrients are found in Wheat
Germ, the heart of wheat, in
large quantities.
More Protein fhon any other
cereal j.. 8 times as much as
the average cereal i. makes
Wheat Germ one of the best
foods for keeping your body
tissues in good repair.
ANthe B-eomplex Vifomins-
more Vitamin b. than in any
other cereal plus important
Vitamin b., B. and Niacin
are natural in Wheat Germ.
The B-vitamins are essential
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

|mVnist units to which he had
belonged. and three whether a
woman whose name was given
was a member of the party.
In overruling the motion for
acquittal. Judge Youngdahl said
the issue of freedom of the press,
raised by the defense, had been
decided by the United States
Court of Appeals.
He ruled also that the Senate
Subcommittee had ADEQUATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

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Choose from 30 fabulous Rerlon coors today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
Lump Plant Approved

COLOMBO, Ceylon.-The es-
.tablishment of Ceylon's first
Ilightbulb factory, to cost about
100000. has been approved by
the Ministry of Industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26
10000 Puirs of Hose

LOS ANGELES.-Each tire Of
one giant new American airliner
contains enough nylon to manu-
facture $4,000 pairs Of women's
hosiery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-26

jurisdiction to conduct the hear-I
ing and that the questions asked
were pertinent.
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ay.. you can put radiant color on to stay.
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It's the wonderfully and different type pstick-longcr
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The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
Senate Statehood Group Hears Views of COP and Demo Committeeman

WASHINGTON, R-Chairman Meade Alcorn of the Republican National Committee, was invited today to give his views on state hood for Hawaii and Alaska to the Senate Territories Subcom- mittee.
 Ire invitation was prompted by the umscheduled appearance yes terday of Paul Butler, Democratic National Committee Chairman, at the close of a hearing on the Ha- Waii statehood bill.
 Butler said that in contacts with thousands of citizens of Ha- waii in two visits to the islands in the past Is months he was "tre- mendously and deeply impressed with their political maturity and grasp of the democratic process" "
 Asked about his position on statehood for Alaska, Butler said he favored it lon such basis as the executive branch of the gov ernment, particularly the military, might deem wise"
 Hatfield Chilson, undersecre- tary of Interior, and Vice Adm George l.. Russel, deputy chief o1 naval operations, told the commit
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
Navy Bomber .Explodes, Killing 2
 Il CreWnnen

CHINCOTEAGUE, Va, R-A Navy Neptune bomber exploded in a great ball of fire" shortly after takeoff yesterday and car ried it's II crewmen to death in a flaming crash on Virginia's east ern shore.
 The engine long-range air craft ran into trouble a minute after it left the strip at the Chin coteague Naval Air Station. There was a sputtering noise, witness reported, when the plane was only couple of hundred feet in the air, then a window rattling blast and the plunge to earth in a big plume of smoke.
 It slammed into a plowed field on the farm of Dennis Hurley, two miles south of the air station which lies on Vrginia's outer banks along the Atlantic Ocean near the Maryland line.
 The II occupants had no oppor- tunity to jump from the faltering craft at such low altitude. All apparently were buried in the burning fuselage in the 10-foot hole it made in the sandy soil.
 Earl w. Darby, who runs 9 general store in the small town c1 Atlantic, was one of the first to the scene. He described the mair explosion as "a great ball of fire.
 He jumped in a pickup truck and drove to the field where i came down." he said.
 All I could find was a mans shoe and a mans foot"
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
Birds Find a Home In WOman's Cooler

LOS ANGELES, R--Spring has come a little late this year to Mrs. Lottie Roscoe's cooler.
 Mrs. Roscoe, who lives in a second floor flat, discovered Mon day she is sharing her cooler with a mother bird and five eggs.
 The opening, on the outside of a wall, seemed just the right size for a pair of linnets. They built their nest and started housekeep- ing. The red-breasted male fits about outside, patrolling the area and taking charge when his mate gets a coffee-er-seed break.
 And, says Mrs Roscoe, the birds won't be billed for their cooling
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
Eden Returns to Boston For Medical Treatment

AUKLAND, New Zealand, R- Sir Anthony Eden, facing the threat of a recurrence of his old bile duct trouble, decided yester- day to cut short his New Zealand vacation and leave by plane to- morrow for medical treatment in Boston.
 Prime Minister Sidney Holland announced the British former prime minister and Lady Eden will head for Fiji aboard Royal New Zealand Air Force flying boat on the first leg of their trip to Boston. In Fiji they will catch transpacific airliner for Homo lulu and Vancouver