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next Monday but added: We have several other matters to take up and I don't know if we'll get to it."
 Smith said he was in no hurry to complete committee considera- tion of the bill although he said the committee had be threatened by the leadership" to bring the bill to the House floor.
 I've been accused of filibus- tering this bill--an accusation I won't deny," he declared.
 When other committee mem bers expressed a desire to speed the hearing, Smith said he would be willing to meet whenever they wanted "but I'm not going to help you hurry it along"
 The Virginian, who has done most of the questioning of wit nesses, opposes the Alaska bill on grounds it would not be proper for Alaska's small population to have the same Senate represen- tation as Virginia and larger states, and that land grant pro- visions in the bill would con- stitute a "giveaway" to Alaska of resources belonging to the United States. Statehood advo- cates counter that the question of equal Senate representation was thrashed out at the Consti- tutional Convention in ITS. Land grant provisions in the bill are similar to those given all new states, they say.
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Hysterical Woman Interrupts Ike At Smithsonian Institute

WASHINGTON, R - An hyS- terical red-haired woman broke from a crowd of onlookers here yesterday as President and Mrs. Eisenhower left the Smithsonian Institution, screaming i've got to get to him."
 Police and Secret Service agent grabbed her as she ap- preached Eisenhower and said later she told a story of not be- ing able to collect her husbands allotment checks.
 Eisenhower paused a moment then entered his car and was driven away.
 Identified as Mrs. Edith Finch of Brookline, Mass, the woman was taken to a hospital for ob- servation.
 In Boston, Louis Di Cicco said the woman is his sister and a professional exotic dancer who suffered a nervous breakdown eight months ago.
 The Eisenhowers had visited the institution to look over 35 oil paintings by Sir Winston Church ill on display there.
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Lutheran Church Dedication Service Set For Sunday

Sunday morning at 11:00 am the special Service of Dedication will be held at Our Savior's Lutheran Church.
 Taking part in the dedication will be the internationally known minister Dr. Fredrik A. Schiotz, president of the Evangelical Luth- eran Church.
 Dr. Schiotz, will give the dedi- cation sermon, followed by the presentation of symbol by Dr. H. L. Foss, president of the Pacific District of the Evangeli- cal Lutheran Church.
 Also taking part in the cere- mony are Rev. Thomas Knud- son, local pastor who has done so much of the organizational work here; Rev. Norval Hegland, pas tor at Teller anl Rev. John Maakestad from the Shismaref Church,
 Also arriving to take part in the dedication are about 65 mem bers of the Lutheran Churches of Anchorage and about 40 Luth- erans from Fairbanks.
 Music will be by Alex Mac Innes, accomplished organist with the Lutheran choir.
 Board of Deacons are Sam Ailak, David Walluk and Steven Tocktoo. Board of Trustees, Kay Handeland, Washington Olan- na, Tommy Seetomona, James Moses.
 Our Savior's Lutheran Church is a beautiful Church, both in- side and outside, an invitation to worshippers and an inspiration to worship.
 The sponsoring organization, which is the Women's Missionary Federation can be justly proud of the new Church, for which they collected funds from all over the United States.
 The first Lutheran missionary to this area, Rev. Tollef Brevig is believed to have slept on the golden sands of Nome before Nome was here when he was en- route by dog team to the Teller Reindeer Station in 1894. Rev. Brevig was pastor to the Lapp- lands as well as their school teacher.
 The new church was built by Dufseth Construction Co.,, of Fair banks last year. Services have been held since Oct. 1857.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-25
Rev. Thomas Knudson Our Savior's Lutheran Church Nome, Alaska Dear Rev. Knudson:

Dear Rev knudSOn:
 The members and officers of the Northwest ern Alaska Chamber of Commerce would like to take this opportunity of extending our congratu- lations to you, your Church Board your member ship and your visiting guests on the occasion of the dedication of the and modern sanctuary on April 27th, 1858
 Nome is justly proud of this beautiful new building, as we know you and your membership are. We are certain that its influence in the Nome community will bear fruit Again, may we say thank you, and wish you and our newest church every success in your work.
 Very sincerely yours,
 James C. Manning, President
 NWA Chamber of Commerce
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BUFFALO. N. Y., LR - A nag ging conscience got the best of someone. A $30 money order ar rived yesterday at Community Chest headquarters, with a note explaining it was for a pledge made in. 1928.
 The note was signed "pro homo publico"-for the public good
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 tory'' of Alaska that many of US were part of. We thank the Alaska Sportsman for re- membering the ''unsung her oes"
 Several people came to live at the Home this Week. First, we'll tell you about Mrs. Katherine Trierschield, a Sit kan, who was born here in lo- TO and has lived here ever since. her husband, the late Mir. Trierschield me to- Alaska on one of the govern ment boats in the transfer era and stayed on. Mrs. Triersc- hield has many relatives in
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 For our weekly word pict- ure of each of Us we'll begin next week with our oldest lady here who is 96- Alice H a II dle y. From the oldest we'll work down!
 A combined baby shower for Mrs. Fay Phillips and house-warming for Mrs. Polly Swearingen was held on Wednesday of last week. The following ladies attended: Mrs. Florence Phillips, Elm Phillips, Hannah Nelson, Louise Bagley, Anna Jackson,
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Sitka.
 MT. Charles Arthur Smith born in 1881 in Morris, lllin- ois, came to Alaska in 1926. IIe has spent most of his Ala ska years in the Juneau area and was most recently with the Juneau Lumber Mills.
 Mrs. Soley came last Thurs day to be our guest for two Weeks before going South to her relatives. We hope some day she'll be with us again. And our vacationeerS, Peter Martin and Joe Dlouhy, re- turned this week from Tena- kee Hot Springs. They were glad to have a vacation they
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DeatonvilIe

MIS- Dorothy Snipe Of Richmond
was the dinner guest Of Mrs a C
Mann and Mrs Minnie Carruthers.
last. Sunday
Robert Lloyd, Of Washington D..
c.. called to see Mrs A. G. Mann
and Mrs, Vcster jenkins last Friday
Mr., and MIS-. John ellis and
family Of Sinking Springs Pa, and
Mr.. and Mas Tommy ellis and
family Of Portsmouth. spent last
week END With Mr. and MIS- Stanley
Gllls.
MI. and Mrs Howard Ashworth.
of PALMYRA, visited Mr. and MIS-.
Henry Nash last Sunday
oscar Myers. Of Richmond. spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs A. c.
Mann Miss Sadie Meador Of Rich
mond visited in the Mann home
On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Louie Overton and
daughter Of Victoria were dinner
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Ruben Price,
supper~sueSts Of Mr.. and Mrs Har-
Wy Borum ana attended the Christ
mas program at Sandy Greek sun
day
Miss Edna Burton, OF Richmond.
spent last Week With MISS Emma
Ruckor and visited relatives and
friends
Nj. and MIS- DAVID jenkins Of
Richmond visited Nm and Mrs.
Harry jenkins last Sunday Ray
mond jenkins and son Tommy 81
Richmond called IN tht jenkins
home FRIDAY
Misses Barbara aid Aane Garter.
Of Richmond. spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs Winston Carter.
Enjoying Vacations
AIiss Betty Lou Hillsman Of West
hampton College IS spending the
holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs Albert HIllsman
Mss Grace Garnet VINO teaches
Fin Lynchburg Us spending the hoh-
days with hef parents Mt and Mrs
Howard Garnet
MIS- Mary Glenn spfA several
aays With Ny IVA Mrs Witt Boinm
recently
Thomas Meador and Tom owen.
Of Richmond, spent Saturday with
N Mann UNA gr4aynd ~ hbtt
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IIiixburs

MI arid MIS- Alfred Harwood
il and Hammer Of Appomaltox
VISITED several homes ii this neigh
bcrhood oil Thursday
Tam Hix returned To Richmond
On Saturday after spending the
holidays lWth has brother John VII
son Hix Tom II j iunlor NJ Univcr-
sity Of Richmond
Harwaod Hix' Of Norfolk, called
Ion FslatiHes here ~on Christmas
DAY
Mr. and Mrs JACK K Marshall
n App@nlaftox were dinner guest:
Of bis Sister and brother in-law. Mr.
and Mfs Eugene Scars Oh Christ
mas Day
Ma and Mrs. John Thompson anf
Soil and bel brother. Robert Taylor
an Of Corey Ohio arc visiting hel
parents MI and Mrs. Jim Taylor
Aaman James 7 Cable who is
stationed on the aigplane carrier
Y IS. IForestal is az home On al
friday leaYc
BlanI Wilson. d Glasgow form
erly Of Hixburg shas been taken K
nursing home IN Lynchburg.
Ms. Enoch Roberts who lives
with Nh. and Mrs H. G Budlong
is quite sick
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Tuesday. d Z c Y IN b er II. the
lies enjoyed buffet supper IN the
home OF Mr. and Mrs w NJ Shrllm.
4 cry room In the home had
original and beautiful Christmas ar
arrangements on display which had
been made by Mrs Shrum and
her son. Kenneth. Almost all the
club members were present with
then families,
ms. sand childress returned
home from the hospital few days
before Christmas She is recovering
remarkable we'll Mr. Lowell also
continues to improve III health
The Howard Easter home was
fun Of Christmas spirit on Christ
mas Eve All thor children and
grandchildren gathered fof a fes;
tive meal after which they exchange
ed and opened gifts Present besides
Mr. and Mrs. Easter. Dana and
Pete were Mr. and MIS- r
Denny. Of Hopewcn Nj and Mrs
NJ l. Eas<-f and Mark. Of Sand
ston Mr. and MIS- n w Dickefsou
and Wayne Garland Easter Of
Richmond and Mr. and Mrs Jof
Easter. joey and Doug
Holiday Guests
M and Mrs +, Stone il Of
Richmond visited MIS- stone s par
cnts Mi and Mrs J 3 JONES Oh
Christmas Day "
M and MIS- Joe Easlc4 S ~Jaoliday
guests included Mrs Easter's father
&c A Tucker and sister LaVerne
Tucker both Of South Hi also
another sister Mildred Tucker d
ClayvJlle. and brother. James
Tucker of Richmond Visiting ID
the same home last Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs DAVID Mash and
vicki oA Richmond
Mt ana Mrs. ON Wulfson VI
Pennsylvania have been visitors
Of relatives II this eonnMnltv ann
ing the holidays
MR. and MRS Wayne Kaener and
Gary spent Christmas day with hen
parents MI and MRS n J Hall
That nigH they Also visited Mr.
Kceners father Crawford Keener
Mrs Algia Conner left On Friday
hsforn ('hf-frtrn4c IN el1rfsd sGs,1f
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Pine Grove

MI and Mrs Paul Allison and
children recently visited relatives in
Old Fort, N G.
Mr.. and Mrs. II !. Fox, Of New
Kent County. spent last week end
with Mr.. and Mrs y w Roberts
Robert Lewis who has been a
patient iii a Richmond hospital for
three weeks. returned home Dec 10.
The Pine Grove Home Demon
atration Club Christmas supper was
postponed unnl d later date
Mrs II A Gilbert who has been
visiting Mr. ana MIS- II } Gilbert,
Of Rcidsyillc, n c. and Mr. and
MIS- Bill Gilbert, Of North wilkes
boro, has returned home
Among those visiting Mr. anc
Mrs. G M Jones during the Christ
mas holidays were MI and Mrs
Pete Beamcnt and Nh and MIS-
Rodney Morris and 5andra Of Rich
mond. and Mr. and Mrs Coley Gee
Of Silver CITY, n q
Mr.. and Mrs r J Gilbert ane
Jimmy Alan Gilbert, Of RcidsNiIie
N G, spent the Christmas holidays
with Mi. and Mrs w II FARRELL
E.pworth Methodist Church gapt
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Bank Personnel
Enjoy Staff Dinner

A dinueb meeting 1T tbs linton
Bank and TRUST Company W
Amelia was enioged bv the e~ecu-
I'VE officers. afaff members and
then families Saturday evening
The dinner was sefsed ~ the can-
ference room - tie baak
gathered II lAe Leua Easter home
on sunday tof taelr asual KceneH
Christmas dinner Later u nc aay
thef exclaimed Suits
The huntsnen Of th.a cansmuhity
are enjoying fhc iast Neck M d4ar
scdson vs. Saturday Will " ,aer
last chance AZ baeHlna taat bt4
game
May yon AN enioy vas hapus
AND apfosp fops Nr~ Year,
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1.-I.I.,, r,--.,l-..,,-,,-
MI any, W. noi ~ Da' NJ, ~, 49,
a flaae eiW - hi, .i a'la l sa.a
u Is nun aho ot'Hf iei"l''e" '''i '
snllnaY ,,o.-
HhalRil johnny siNa. VT w 7
Bobby foMiKs M aha Mfs. , a.
ioM foWltb aiio nv ri IT,, IT,
Fowls IF iiflllico eo'ii'lX a.iu n.
IaAd Mrs tfpffe lpA' ahn i '.
81 AfNail''i r. * '.'.-.''
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son, OF Fort Eusus Another sister,
Mrs q NJ GoolSby. Mr. Goolsby
and family arrived Friday for the
week end TIE GoolSbys ana the
llardys spent Saturday IN Bedford
with their father. J G. Key. nd
Mrs. Key.
Mi. and Mrs Howard CULLEN
we're recent guests Of her sister
Mrs Stephen 1 Farrar Jr.. and
MI Farrar.
Mi and Mrs Walter x Hardy
-and daughter. Kelly spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George O. Hardy. IN.
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Amelia Christmas Season HighIighted B>
Visits Of Friends, Family, Neighbors

Mr. and Mrs r l. Barhr and
sons, Ricky and Tom. Of Akron,
Ohio, were the holiday guests Of
her father. Hurt Wooticn. IN
Amelia
Home Demonstration club meet
Ines next week are Grub Hill, Jan
Z. al pm. in the home Of Mrs
Phil White. Jctcrsvillc, Jan 3. at
2 p. m with Mrs Anna Saxtan.
Mannboro, Jan 9 at pm with
Mrs lois Marshall and Pine Grove
on Jan 10. at , pm. with Mrs.
Mary CLYDE Vandiver
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I',lg2Ie

ReV PARKER PERKINS W.ll conduct
preaching seatlccs nt hppomattox
" i charch sunday NJ Nv ~ pm
Friends hefe were sorry to hear
VI thc death VI hafI Moare's sister
Nj Hancy Barnes IN Kenbridgc
lhese ifan distance NJ thc
T1son home Christmas ~ we're
Mr aHl MHs woodrow PaHlson and
children. u 1iarrisonburq Mr. and
Mra Frank pailaan and daughters
" Hampton MI and Mrs Ernest
paulspn and san 81 Gloucester and
Rev and Mrs Douglas Paulsdu and
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MI and Mrs Willic Singleton
were Sunday guests 81 MI and
MRS Howard Simpson
Nh and Ms L A Woolridee
spent Christmas with their son-in
law and daughter Mn and Mrs
Thomas Harold. In Richmond They
also visited Mr. and Mrs Gene
Woodbridge Of Petersburg
Mr. and Mrs Smiley DoWdy
apc.t last Sunday With her brother
in-laW and sister. Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert William3. IN Lynchburg
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sons. Of North Carolina
Mt. and Mrs Ernest Coleman
and children spent last week end
with her parents al Chase City
Rev ana Mrs VirgA Hudson and
children and Mrs Adrian Howard.
of Richmond spent Christmas with
their parents. Mt and Mrs 4 u.
IIudaon
Mrs. Howard LamDman. 81 Hope
ven spent last week end with hcr
son in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs Ed Townsend
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Miss Betsy Stark. studen; AT
North Carolina Woman's College,
Greensboro. is spending the holl-
days with her parents. Nh, and
Mrs. Thomas Stark.
Byron Ward, who is attending
Duke University, is home for the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs o B. Ward
Observation-Disclosures who Is sta
toned at Cecil Air Force Base.
Jacksonville, Fla. spent Christmas
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs w,
A. Mortimer. The Mortimers were
the guests Of Mr. Mortimer $
mother. Mrs. NJ p Lipscomb and
Mr. Lipscomb at. SAKE on Christ
mas Day.
Lunsford Luckado and his family
of Jessup, Md. arrived Christmas
Eve and left Thursday after spend
ing Christmas with his parents. MI
and Mrs. r l.. Luckado
Guests of the Guthrie Goodmans
for the holidays were her mother,
Mrs. E M. Sheppard OF Rice. and
her sister. Mrs. Wilbur Ross
Farney and Nh Famcy. Of Low
vile. n. Y They attended a lunch
con Saturday at the home Of Mrs.
j. P. Noble. Of Rice. and we're
dinner guests Of MI. and Mrs Ray
Woodward. also Of Rice
Mr.. and Mrs R Ellis Williams
and children. Helen and Ann, spent
the week end with her mother. Mrs
E L. Tulloh. at Sutherlin. Halifax
county
Visit From South Carolina
Vaughan Lyon and his family OF
Lane. S. c visited his parents, MI
and Mrs, l. Y Lyon, and her
mother Mrs, II OTIS Marshall. dur
ing the holidays They wlll spend
New Years in Amelia. also
Miss Nora Way. OF Summit. y j.,
and Mrs yP B Marshall and
family. of Richmond, were the
guests Of Mrs H Otis Marshall
and Miss Laura Allen last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r F Powell and
family. Of Franl:lin. we're week end
guests Of her parents Mr. and Mrs
r. r Barnes
Mrs J > Marshall was a guest
At the wedding ii Lynch5mq on
Saturday q Mrs Mary Phllhps to
Mrs Marshalls nephew Wallace
terrence. Mr. and Mrs Marshall
and children spent Christmas Day
at the home Of her mother MIS-
= + Aaee N Farnrille
Mrs. john Winfrey asd ms Eu-
eenia Lee we've guests rom
Amelia at a luncheon held al The
Colony Club Richmond by mrs.
+ H Burke on FRIDAY
Mrs John E Hammer MRS 5 V.
Wheeler and Frank Hammer Hi 1T
Petersburg, were guests Of Mr. and
ms f. Il Burke OF THURSDAY
o'lNf - n NtAdH! DNDvshi 81
Laurel Hill N, G.. were III Amelia
iof Christmas with her father.
Judge George Keith TAYLOR Mr.
Dubose returned home after Christ
mas but was II Amelia agaia for
New Years.
John Bandy returned d Amelia
Sunday after spending the Christ
mas holidays with his parents aIr an
mas holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs J 7 Bandy. Of Tazemell
Spent HOLIDAY Away
AZ and Mrs. Lee Rhodes and
children fetun.ned home sunday
af'er Spending The Christmas holi-
GAYS with her father william r
A..see I'd BlueAeid- " Va
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fourth place by splitting two
with st. Louis. After Larry
Jackson pitched the Cards to
q 4-3 victory in the opener. the
Redlegs bombed Bob Msbe and
his successors, l0-l. Rain de-
layed that second game for
hour and % minutes.
In the Milwaukee game. Will
ley was in charge until the
ninth when he loaded the bases
with one out. Mcmahon came
on to retire the side with one
pitch as Sammy Taylor raped
into a double play. Dave Hill
man was the loser.
Tight Battle
The first game at Pittsburgh
was 3 real thriller. a tight
battle between Ronnie Kline
and Al Worthington in the
early stages. The lone San
Francisco run was a homer by
Ray Jablonski. Frank Thomas
two-run homer in the sixth
inning of the second game
helped the Pirates overcome an
early Giant lead.
Roberts lasted all the way to
take the first game in Phila-
delphia although clipped for IL
hits, including a homer by Don
thinner. thinner also homered
IN the second game before
Giallombardo started heaving
the ball around the lot.
Alex Kellner WIS Cincinnati's
secont-gama winner at st.
Louis with tic tail end of the
Reulsg5' batting order-Don
Hoax, Roy Mcmillan and Kell-
ner-driving IN eight Of the
runs. Frank Robinson, whose
ninth-inning. two-run homer
almost upended Jackson in the
opener, with 5-for-8 day.
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manage only 24-6.88 for third,
Parry O'Brien won the shot
put with a heave Of 81 feet ESQ
inches.
United States Ambassador
Llewelyn Thomson was among
the nearly 10000 spectators
who damned Lenin Stadium
yesterday and saw:
Ira Murchison, Chicago. win
the 100 meters in 0:10.2: Glenn
Davis, Columbus, Ohio, take
the 400 meters in 0:45.6; ANGEL
Robinson, Fresno. Calf, cap
ture the 110-meter high hur-
dies in 0:13.9: Murchison, Davis,
Segrist and Collymore win the
400-meter relay.
Only one rhubarb marred the
days sereneness. Pincus Sober,
AAU delegate. protested to the
meet officials that United States
| 10.000-meter runner. Gordon
Mackenzie should not have
been disqualified for walking
after he was Tapped. Sober
commended that while he did not
/ finish he did not leave the
track and should be credited
with / point in the scoring. II
was disallowed.
The walking set up a loud
chorus of whistling RUSSIAN
equivalent of booing) from the
throng, after which Mackenzie
trotted over the finish line.