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Congress is still trying to settle
greSS is still trying to settle the
the Everglades boundary dispute.
Land that was once almost worth
less and was slated to go to the
park now looks valuable to many
owners who want to keep it. 9th
er land that was originally includ-
ed in the plans for the park are
not needed. The wrangle over the
final boundaries has gone ON for
several years. Senators Holland
and Smathers have a bill that
would settle the question. The
same bill is now going through
the House. During the Easter re.
cess, some members Of the House
Interior and Insular Affairs Com.
mittee will travel to the park to
see for themselves what the argu.
ment is all about. Florida Con
gresham Jim Haley, a member OF
the Committee, will be with the
group; also Dante Fascell and
Paul Rogers, sponsors of the bill,
Other Congressman scheduled fol-
this Florida trip are: Mrs. Oracle
Pfost, (D-Idaho), Al Ullman Cd
Ore), Ed Edmondson (D-Okla.),
George Christopher (D-Mo.), Will
liam A. Dawson (R-Utah), John
Rhodes (R-Ariz.), j. T. Ruther'
ford (D-Texas), Stewart Udall ID
Ariz.).
MORE PRESSURE NEEDED
Last week we told how Senator
Holland had asked the State De-
partment to file a high level pro
test with England over her failure
to buy American grown fruit
Holland said that because OF all
the financial help we have given
England, the least she should do
would be to buy our products -
especially when the price and the
quality we're better than she could
get elsewhere. The State Depart
ment didn't do anything about it.
This week, Holland called his own
high level meeting. Present we're
Senators Knowland and Kuchel OF
California and Neuberger OF Ore
gon. Also there was Douglas Dill
lon, Deputy Under Secretary OF
State for Economic Affairs. The
meeting became fairly heated. Re-
suit: State Department will lodge
protest. Copy to be reviewed by
the fruit producers before it is
mailed. Time = right away.
HOW HIGH THE BRIDGE? -
Some people like draw bridges.
But, the U. S. Army Corps of En-
gineers prefers high fixed span
bridges. They are much cheaper to
maintain. And highway traffic
moves better when it isn't stopped
for a draw to pen. But, how high
to make them? The Engineers say
that IS feet will take care Of all
necessary traffic where the bridges
pass over inter coastal waterways
Some ship owners insist that all
fixed span bridges be IS feet high
Arguments on both sides will be
heard in the Engineers Office ir
Jacksonville, April 9th. If you are
worried about the height of brid
ges, be there.
TWO YOUNG CoNGRESSMEN
Scene: banquet at the Shorehan
Hotel, staged by the Citizens Com
mittee for the Hoover Report
Honored guests: Florida Congress
men Dante Fascell and Paul Ro
gers. Reason: their part in passin,
the government reorganization bill
sponsored by the Committee. (Ro
gers authored it. Faseal 5000
managed it,
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
NEW PUBLIC WORKS
PLAN IN VENEZUELA

CARACAS. -(SICO)- Vene.
zuelan engineers are preapring a
plan for different public works,
through an autonomous agency of
the Government, and some parts
OF the plan have been published,
according to reports issued by the
Engineers Guild of Venezuela.
A complete study just finished
will make easier for the Venezue-
Ian Government to realize this pub
lie works program within we'll
established technical norms S. A
technical group is working in the
completion of the plans.
LESS "BRACEROS" TO
WORK IN THE U.S.A.
MEXICO CITY (UP)- The U.
S. recession and extensive winter
crop damage in the southern US.
states will mean that only some
100000 Mexican migratory farm
workers can expect to find jobs on
American farms and ranches this
year, the interior Department es-
timated today.
Original estimates said that 450,-
600 workers would go the US.
this year.
In 1857 . total of 480, 900 "bra-
ceros' as the migratory workers
are called, obtained season jobs
in the US. According to the Bank
OF Mexico they brought $34, 713,.
600 in earnings back to Mexico.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
HEAAsPHERc EvEHs
Latin American News in Brief

Sc Nuoete Sardi, new envoy from
Caracas, presented his credentials
to President Pedro E. Aramburu.
The two nations interrupted"
the diplomatic ties last year in a
dispute over propaganda aetivi
ties of exdictator Juan D. Peron
who was living in Venezuela with
the permission of then President
Marcos Perez Jimenez who was
oyerthrown last Jan. %.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-06
NIXON TO VISIT
~STROESSNER

ASUNCION, Paraguay sup
President Alfredo Stroessner told
the inaugural session of the Con
gress that Vice President Richard
M. Nixon. OF the United States
will visit here beginning May 5.
He said Nixon's visit will be IAN
event Of extraordinary importance"
for paraezxhax.
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out-of-town names entered.
Time trials begin at / pm.
The Sports Car Club OF
America. meanwhile. has
scheduled Its third national
event Sunday at Danville. Va,
Bark Henry. Jim Robinson,
Fred Moore, Dick Thompson,
Fred wharfage and Dick Nash
are q few Of the certain en-
tries from Washington.
The racing schedule here and
In nearby States:
SUNDAY. MAY
Marlboro Motor Raeevay, late mode
vista Raeeway. midset cars. 2 pm
old Dominion Speedway, dras rae
Aouaseo Speedway, dras raeins. &c
Pstersbura Cya) Municipal Airport
drag racing, 10 an.
Virginia international Raceway
Danvills. sports cars eight races. $3.50
Reading Pa) Fairgrounds. Bills
Williams Grove pa Speedway. Bis
North wiikesboro. N. c. NAscAR
i00-mile race for late models.
Lanehorne. tPaJ Speedway. midge,
cars, 100 miles.
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Aspromonte
Coming In
AS Regular

Continued From Page CT
signed BY Johnny Murphy. Red
Sox farm director. In 1850.
Ken played with nine minor
league clubs In six years and
spent two years IN the Army
before emerging 10 join San
Francisco IN 1858. He batted
.2si that season and reached
his minor league peak last year.
Ray Narleski checked the
Senators with i've hits last
night before s.l07 customers.
Pearson Clipped In with three
singles and walked IN his other
appearances for q perfect night.
Narleski. who notched hts
third win against one loss,
baked acros sthe only run be
allowed In the first inning.
Meanwhile the Indians
clipped yosn.e Ralph Jumenti
for q run In the first inning
when Carroll Hardy walked,
stole second and scored on
Rocky Colavito's single after
Bobby Avila and Minnie Mi
noso went down swinging.
Lumenti was chased In the
third. when the Indians scored
three runs as Avila walked,
Chico Carrasquel doubled.
Mickey Vernon tripled and
Billy Moran singled.
Vernon belted a home run
over the rightfieid fence OF
Bob Wiesler in the fifth to
boost Cleveland's lead TO 5-i.
Wiesler gave I'D three more
runs in the sixth and the
Indians scored their final run
In the eighth when Carrasquel
whacked a home run into the
centerfield seats.
NOTES: Norm Zauchin de-
layed his decision about playing
until after he had taken field
ing practice. then thought II
best to rest his twisted left
knee. He may return to
the lineup tonight >. :. Sievers.
Jim Lemon. Ed Yost and Chuck
Stobbs will be special marshals
in the Apple Festival parade
today at Winchester. Va.
Yost was charged with an err
ror on a peculiar play in the
sixth inning With two out
and runners on first and third.
Dick Brown hit a liner to Ed
which the third baSeman be-
lieved he had shared on the
fly Yost had plenty Of time
to retire the runner or make a
force play at second base, but
held the ball Umpire Ed
Hurley ruled the ball had been
trapped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02
Speedy Germun

BERLIN. May Q (R.-Sieg-
fried Hermann, East German
long-distance runner. sped
5000 meters Q.86 miles, in q
minutes. liz seconds yester-
day. the East German news
agency Adm reported. 1t was
the worlds fastest time Of the
year for the distance.
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Marlboro Featuring
Lote-ModeI Stock Cars

The midget autos come 10
visit Vista Raceway and the
late model stocks 70 Marlboro
on sunday 10 feature the mo-
Dor racing week end here. There
also win be the weekly drag
programs at Aauasco and Old
Dominion Speedway.
} one OF the bigger names at
traeted 70 Marlboro Motor
Raeeway Is Bill Parks Of Har-
risbure. Pa. Parks drove mida-
cts before joining the late
model circuit In 1852. He also
was a teammate OF Frank
Mundy. who won National
championships In 1888 and
Driving Ford
Parks has driven Fords the
last several years and win be
In . 1885 model Sunday against
Bill Morgan. Hoss Kagle, Mack
Hamburg. Mace Mattinely and
Johnny Cramblitt. The late
model highway cars" win 20
In two heats before q iO0-lap
feature. Modified and sports
man stock cars viii compete In
a 20-lap preliminary. The FIRST
race starts at 2 pm.
The United Midget Racing
Club has chosen Vista Race
way for It's FIRST event Of 1888.
Tony Romit. Mel Williams and
Bob Harkey are a few OF the
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MINOR LEAGUES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Phoenix. .; san Diego, o.
Seattle, 8; Spokane, 4.
salt Laks CITY. 10: Vancouver. s.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo. 5: Columbus 3 40 inninss)
Richmond, 9: Rochester. 0.
Only aames scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
81. Paul. .: Wichita. O.
Indianapolis. 5; Minneapolis, 8.
CHARLESTON. 9; Omaha, 8.
Denver. p; Louisville. s.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa, q: Dallas, 3.
San Antonio, 3: Houston, 4
Victoria. o; Corpus Christi, 4.
Austin at Fort Worth. postponed
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. rs; Mobile. 7.
Chattanooga, is; Little Rock, 1.
Other games postponed.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Realms a IL; Albany; s tflrst gamsI
Lancaster. Is. Binghampton. 10.
Wiliiamsport. a. Allentown, 5.
York, 8; Springfield, 9.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Pueblo. IL; Colorado Springs. s.
Lincoln, 4; Des Moines, ..
Amarillo. II: Albuquerque. 10.
Topeka, q; Sioux City, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, 8: Savannah. 0.
Knoxville. IL; Macon. z.
Jacksonville At Charlotte. postponed
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Georgetown Defeats
WEN Tennis Teum

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May
2 R1.-oeorsetown University
won all but two singles matches
yesterday In defeating the viii
liam a. Mary tennis team, Ia.
on rain soaked courts.
Mike Helms and Ralph
Henkle pulled out the only VIC
tories for the Indians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02
Neff; Floyd Goin
SemifinuIs in
Arlington Tennis

Phil Neff. top-seeded In the
Arlington County Invitation
tournament. and Don Floyd.
second seeded, advanced To the
Isemifinals with victories yes
terday at -Four Mile Run.
Neff defeated Bob Davis,
SIS, Ga. and Floyd ousted
Earle Brown, Ga. 6-3.
Lou Wetherell, unseeded, up
set fourth-seeded Charles
Charming, 81. As, Us, TO
gain the semifinals.
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Derby Day Golf
Is Won With "a

The Bethesda Country Club
Derby Day golf tournament
was won yesterday by q four
some of Mrs. Mann Hamm,
Mrs. William Hodges. Mrs.
Fred Hamlin and Mrs. H. A.
Thorson. Their score was 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

winner-Law CID. Loser-Nsw
combe t0-2).
U-Donatelll, crawford. smith. Das
coli. T-2:36. A-16.5O3.
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E--hobbis. Aoryn. 2. Taylor Po-A
-Milvaukee. asia: chieaeo. s7-i3,
DP--Lons 10 Banks 10 Hobbie: sehoen-
disnst 10 Loaan 70 Torrs. tal: T. ray-
Tor 70 Banks 10 Lone; ooryl 10 T,
Tayler. LoB--kfilvaukss. II; chieaso,
tone out vhsn vinnins run scored
In ninth.
2b-Pafko. TORS. HR,-waiis. uoryi.
eB-T. Taylor.
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Ntxl Paced one batter IN 7th.
HBP--wAlls CBy Burdette). HAns-
hart, Bosgess. sudol. T-2:3b. A.
lPaidl S,9Ds.
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Po-A-Boston, 27-Il; Kansas CITY
ASIA lone out when winning run
scored. DP-cerv 70 De Maestri Il
Baxes to Power; White to Mslsonei
stri 70 Power. LOB-Boston, ~; Kan.
sas City, s.
eb-Cerv Herbert, stephens, Pier.
sail 3B - Piersau, Buddin. HR - H
Smith, Gerry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

Winner = O'clock u-0l. Loser -
German ODD.
HBP-Held and H. Smith dby For
nielesl: U--Stevens. Napp. Rice. ROM
mel. T-2:47. A.. s97.
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PIRATES, 8; DODGERS. ,
PTTTsBURGR
Los ANGKLRs

Totals 80 sl3s Totals S7sil
1 Singled fer .collum in 9Th, 2 Hit
into force play for Resent In sth.
PITTSBURGH - 600 O3b OOO--s
E-MenAs. MaEsroskl. oront. Oh
liam. PQ-A-Pittsburgh. e7-l4: Los
ski: Neal 10 Hodges. LOB-Pittsbureh,
Q: Los Angeles. II.
eb : Mazeroski, virdon, Blackburn.
HR-Thomas (2). Law. Simmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

johnson u-2l.
~, U- n. :. ySo9.. soar and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

The Senators missed q chance
TO move into second place when
they bowed TO Cleveland and
Ray Narleski, e-l. In the other
American League game. the
White Sox called on Billy Pierce
to save Jim Wilson's 4-3 VIC
tory over Baltimore.
Pierce. winless In two starts.
saved Wilson's second victory
as the last-place White Sox
bagged their second success in
the last nine games. Pierce
gave up two hits. one q run
scoring double by Gene Wood
ling. when he relieved in the
eighth. He got rid Of three
pinch hitters Eddie Miksis,
Dick williams and Jim Busby)
after Brooks Robinson doubled
In the ninth for his third hit.
The Sox managed just six
hits-split evenly among Sherm
Lollar. Luis Aparicio and Nellie
Fox-otf loser Connie johnson
Q-2) and two BELIEVERS. Lollar
singled for two runs in the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

HBP-by domss uKazanski). u-Bar-
lex Jaekowaki. LAndes and Dplmore.
T-2:iO A-6.72e.
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AMERICAN

Continued From Page C-i
"Just q lot Of exercise. I feel
better and that's the answer. "
Manager Harry Craft Of the
Athletics said he believes Cerv
IL . DEFINITE threat for the
home run title. despite the
fact Bob has hit only ~ In his
major league career.
when we get back home 10
that short leftfeld fence, II viii
help him." Craft said. "All he
has 10 do Ia stay healthy and
not suffer anything like that
injured ankle which hurt him
last year"
FOR q while yesterday the
AS were threatening 10 pull
into a tie with the idle Yankees.
cerv's homer and q three-rin
clout by Hal Smith helped
them take a SIS lead into the
ninth inning. Then the Red
Sox, who stranded IL base
runners In the first seven In
nings. pushed across two runs
on Gene Stephens double. q
pinch single by Marty Keough
and Jim Piersall's double.
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Z struekI out Tor Snyder n eshi
2 Struck cut for stsbbs IN 9th.
CLEVELAND iOa ola oio-s
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RED sox, 7; ATHLETICS, s
BOSTON
KANSAS CITY

Totals 80 ese Totals 81 7147
Ran for White in 9TH; walked
for Wall In eth, 3 singled for Daley
IN 9th. -..-
KANSAS CITY - $50 OO2 1905
BOSTON ---------- O10 300 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02
wherever it leads you

One of the advantages being Crown dnker is that
always be of pleasure place For the unequae
popularity this great American whiskey such that wherever
the finest served Crown to be part of the scene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-02

Lumenti t0-2D.
HBP-By Lumenti CBrown,. Balk--
Narieski. U-Runge. Tabacchi, Papa.
rella, Hurley. T-2:33. A-3,ls7.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
HOLLYWOOD
By SHEILAH GRAHAM
WGyne Oft on Big Deal

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
John Wayne's next picture at
goth Century-Fox on his sl0,-
100000 tfor i've films) deal,
viii be ''The Long Wire" for
Producer Dick Powell. Dick has
owned the story about the be-
ginning Of the telegraph, since
1850. He took II from RKO to
Columbia. then to 20th~Fox. At
the moment, the always-in-de-
nland Mr.. Wayne is earning
S666.O00 Of the profits, when
they come, from "Rio Bravo
at Warmers for Howard Hawks.
Linda Christian has q new
gorgeous man In her life, Is
year-old Italian actor Maurixio
Arena. who first appeared in
the movie, THE Girl In The
Bikini." Kay Kendall. who
turned down a $3.50. 900 otter 70
make another Hollywood movie,
plays q chorus girl for nothing
At ''The Night OF A Thousand
Stars" midnight charity show
in London. Co-chorus girls In
clude Margaret Leighton, joyce
Grenfell and Julie wilson. Kay
win star on British television in
the Noel Coward oldie. "Fallen
Angels" which gives her the
opportunity Of playing a drunk
scene again IA la her LES
Girls"
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Theft Of Wallets
AtAU Chcrqed

A 2s-yenr-old Baltimore man
was charged yesterday with
stealing wallets in the Library
Of Congress and the American
University library.
The defendant. Robert c.
Scott. ir. was arrested last
Thursday after a chase from
the American University IL
brary to near Ward circle NV.
BY students and police. He Is
accused Of taking a wallet con-
tanning SCI from Mrs. Robin
Morton. Of 22ss q street NV.
and another containing AZ
cents from Miss Leona VIII
liams, 10. Of so Pershing road,
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Nov that 1T-year-old Jill So
John has shed husband, Neil
Dublin, she is concentrating or
Lance ReventlOw and her
young-lady lead In "Mr. Pen.
nypacker." with Clifton Webb
and Dorothy Me- Guire. and
almost-as-young starlet Jeanne
Moore took OF for New York
to say eli" In person to Ralph
Fields. jeanne was getting some
good Tv jobs and parts in
movies, but right now she Ii
disgruntled with Hollywood and
hopes to land q play on Broad
way.
jeanne Woodward, who
lunches daily with husband
Paul Newman. told me that her
Sound And The Fury" film
will be shot in Louisiana and
Alabama. "but II win be finished
in plenty Of time before Paul's
play starts on Broadway In
January"
49,
Dorothy Mcclure. sitting next
to me in 2Oth's Cafe de Paris
this studio has seven pictures
in production now. a record
for summertime: AFTER / I'm
lsh Mr.. Pennypacker. my hus-
band and I are going back to
New York. / rented an apart
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Iment last season when / was
in q play. The play didn't last.
but the lease did. Ny children
go to school In New York and
It win be simpler for me TO
iind another play and live
there"
Shelley Winters stopped BY
before reporting back to the set
Of The Diary Of Anne Frank"
to tell me that her fiye-year-old
daughter has started IN kinder
garten at UCLaA. Shell says she
asked her youngster: what
do you do all the timer" I'VE
vote" the tot replied
When I wrote that Dick
Powell was starring new actor
Michael Landon in the Four
Star series, Johnny Risk" en-
terprising Brooklyn theater
manager Joe Epstein put Lam
don's name. instead Of star
Cornell Wilde. on the marquee
for "Maracaiho." Many people
called to ask: rs this the same
Michael Landon Of the TV
show?" Michael was tickled
pink. Not so Cornell.
Elizabeth Taylor's "Raintree
County," which got OF to q
slow start, is going 20 well now
all over the world that Metro
expects the picture to make
SIS million.
Anthony Quinn and wife
Katherine. bitten by the sailing
bug, are selling their property
in Ojai, and will buy q boat.
They're currently vacationing
at Coronado. Tony. who is still
buying story properties, has
made q deal with Director Hugo
Fregonese to coproduce and
star in "The Tramp" to be
! filmed in Florida in October.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

Silver Spring. last February "a
in the university library.
Police said he also is accused
OF taking q wallet containing
$50 from Jonathan c. williams.
20, Of 400 South Capitol street.
last June 2 in the reading room
Of the Library Of Congress. Mr..
Williams told police he saw
Scott bump his chair and soon
after found his wallet missing.
Municipal Court Judge Ed
ward A. Beard scheduled a Jury
trial for Scott tomorrow and
set his bond at 5000.
Evening star., 1958-07-10
Lecture on Marriage

"The Meaning Of Marriage"
and "The Moral Law Of Mar
riase" are the topics scheduled
for discussion tonight at the
nrst Of a series Of lectures on
preparation for marriage. The
series win be continued on July
Evening star., 1958-07-10

eEWFWY fsisiinsiss Shop. csHisf
wAs"ssA@ fE e-iooo Free Parkfne
i Comfortably AIR Conditioned.
lDEBBIB REYNOLDS, CURT JuR-
lGENs. THIS HAPPY FEELING" :"
Il ZOO ana 500 Pm.
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ThRFFnF 6lol CeniFcI Ave.
~A~s HsW@ capl His., Nd. RE. 9-sz44
opouing Hieht. Pres Move 70 All ROCK
HUDSON. BATTLE HYMN" 8. 10.
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WTNrI.ARD THrKTERs

ANACOSTA q. '-,i IS o;Ss ;S I.;S;o s;s;
ROBERT TAYLoR, RIcIzAR9Ip
THE Law AND JAKE WADE"
color 100 400; q, 4 ;05, ,,l,o;y lg;ooi ...ss YIGs
LONG HAUL" 2:35. $40, 6:46.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

II and "a. All the lectures are
scheduled for 8 pm. at the st.
Matthew's Cathedral Club, 1914
N street NV.
Evening star., 1958-07-10

RICHMOND o: kise Street.
Comfortably Air Condlllsned.
! Double Feature. ATTACK OF
The PpPPET PEOPLE" Also
THE cQLoSSAL Beast Con-
Evening star., 1958-07-10

.InYfnYY tsvfsi, Nd. rrss Pasktne
Aa1S3A1 poskwoy s-2il3
walt Disney's PETER PAN" color,
6:Sb. Sis. 1855.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
Director Of Immigration & Naturalization Service To Be Here Monday

The acting director of the Inn migration and Naturalization Ser vice, Keller L. Gray, is expected here next Monday in time to witness the naturalization cere- monies scheduled for Tuesday, June on St. Lawrence Island.
 MT. Gray will be available in the afternoon at the office of the Clerk of the Court for any one with naturalization problems.
 On Tuesday Judge Hodge and party will leave Nome at goo am. for Gambell where a group of Eskimos will become natur- alized citizens. Virginia Doyle was chosen by the 1858 Nome High School graduates to rep resent them at the service. The plane will return late in the afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
EMMA BURRIS DUE HERE
 SATURDAY ON INSPECTION OF HOSPITAL. AND MISSION

Miss Emma Burris of New York City, is expected here on York City, is expected here Sat urday on her annual inspection trip of the MNM Hospital and the Lavinia Wallace Young Mis- sion.
 Miss Burris is the executive secretary of the medical and wei fare division of the Woman's Division of the Board of Missions of the Methodist Church which is the organization under which the hospital and mission operate.
 Miss Burris will be accom- panied by Mrs. E. U. Robinson of Tennessee who is also a member of the board.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
Northwest Airlines Sales Representative In Town

Elmer Sellin, of Anchorage, senior sales representative for Northwest Airlines, has been in town for a couple of days in the interest of his company. MT. Sellin pointed out the advantages of travelling by Northwest to any one going to the states by way of Anchorage. He said Northwest operates the latest DC-6 planes from Anchorage to number of cities. Direct flights are made daily to Seattle and Chicago by way of Edmonton.
 He said a new service soon to go into effect will be twice-a- week direct connections from Anchorage to Miami, Fla.
 MT. Sellin said he will visit Nome again in June and that thereafter a company representa- tive will be coming here every month.
The Nome nugget., 1958-05-28
Three-year-old Tot Injured Playing With Blasting Cap

A dynamite blasting cap ex- ploded in the hand of a little girl yesterday while she was playing with it. Three-year-old Catherine Thomas was taken to the hospital at about 4:30 yes terday afternoon and she lost parts of four fingers of her left hand.
 The accident occurred at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas, at the east end of town. A five-year old brother was with her at the time but he was not injured. Little Catherine also suffered severe injury to one eye, deep facial abrasions and a bone in her left foot was broken.
 City police are Investigating today, to try to determine where the caps came from. It is sur missed that the brother found them in an abandoned cabin back of the Thomas house. The two children had about 30 of the lethal pellets in their possession at the time of the blast.
 Police said several had been fiattened out as if by hammering. They made an appeal to all par ents to search their youngsters for any of the caps.