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NEED
CASH?
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

AMERICAS RUSTIC LOg Cabin
a sns T S %Sss' h STSst RsN sS0
to 5000 II. Abundant soft cold
spring water. ioveiiest creek
mountain air cond., no poisonous
snakes. never hot. Local business
people purchasing fast. Special
opening sale 2 res. S09b lots, y
price OF I. Both only S495. WE
h-60l7 or Boz q, Roam Mt. Ten
nessee.
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TRUE ANTIQUITY
ENCHANTING

L4N ~ = AANN
This 4-bedroom, 2a-bath
Colonial is hidden deep in .
grove Of magnolias and an
Client oak and walnut trees.
It's reminiscent Of byRone
days Of the old South. Al
though only 3 short blocks
OF the center OF historic
Vienna. II has the privacy
Of the Virginia countryside.
Situated high on an acre OF
ground, this small estate can
be purchased for S23,500.
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DATSTTN

ALL NEW ECONOMY CAR
Immediate delivery, SI,799 POK
ROSENTHAL CHEVROLET
Col. Pike and s. Glebe Rd.. Arl.. Va.
DE SOTO SO Firedome VS. 4-door
sedan: torquefiite. r. and h., power
steering, Wv. tires: jet-black fin-
lsh; Sl,195. only S245 down,
ROYAL CHRYSLER
o90l X. l. Ave. WA. 1900
DODGE SO Royal 4-dr. VS.; auto.
tIansm., T. and b., WV, pow.
MI, I owner, S1,495; EN-. 3-263S,
DODGE '5s Royal 4-dr. sedan: g
tone green, T., h., auto. trans.
pblsSStnie seat covers, padded dash:
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DARLINGTON
cunDpTNG NFNTTT
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
1913 LIVINGToN ST. NV.

Store 16x56 It. Ideal for sales OF
service ONCE. Rental, S176.
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WAREHOUSES F0R SALE
WAREHOUSES WANTED
WANTED

WANTED
/ Of 10000 50, IT., the other
10000 sa. IT,. with railroad.
Prefer me-, but win consider other
areas, Call NJ. Young.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS, MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. d.. 7-s300
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MONEY TO LOAN

Virginia HOME OWNERS-Ratse
cash, consolidate bills. reduce mo.
payments by refinancing your
home; licensed eonsultant. no adv
fees CONFIDENTIAL service NO
7-566S or leVe. ia 2-5280l
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FORD '5h

VS. Crown Victoria hardtop; Fordo-
matte, radio, heater, Wv. tires:
harbor blue with white top. A real
doll on wheels. These cars are
hard to find. Guaranteed 1906
parts and labor. Bank finance 70
suit your needs
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
lcoNTlNuEpl


$500 DN. and you can move int
this beautiful rambler on wooded
lot, 3 bedrms. plus Ice, 2OxiO FAM
~ room, equip, kit. Total price
Sl2,1b0 BROWN A BROWN
REALTY, Q 'tii D, JE' 4-0O4i.
PAcKAuED JOY "a real newly.
weds' special In a lirst-class neigh
SsnSSs G n sbs,d homes sc inyt tinS
IN, eozy 'candlenght" dining
rm. for those quiet evenings al
home 2 very large bedrms, color
ful tiled bath and the most beau
SI Eii eassa 'S ~ eyer Ssru ;aS 4 sns
seaued 200-ft, garden plot, JUST
SEE AND YOU WILL AGREE rs
the verv best nt Sl2,9b0, with
only sa0O down FHA.
cRowELL a CO., INC, Realtors
fairfax once, S04 Lee HWY.
IN . NAnN
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l. MOTORS, INC.

CHEVROLET '63 Bel Air z-dr-;
brakes and steering; good CONC.
5000 10. 1850.
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noACA 90 Century hardtop; r. anc
n, auto. tranSmission. power
steering and brakes, Wv. tires
oeautiIul blue and In top condi.
ton. 81, 466. MANHATTAN M.
PORTED CARS, 9TH and r sts
nv. no. 2-7OnO.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

INDIAN LAKE EsTATRS-A yery
desirable lot in Block So: watkins
price, $4,000; will sacrifice fol
S3,250 with 10Ss down payment
balance on convenient terms. Ell
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ARLEX DODGE
shirlington Business Center

XII. 9-d690
DoDGE-'56 Custom Royal Lam
esI 2-door hardtop. power brakes.
steering. T. and h., Wv. tires, p
tone green, one owner. $4,000
miles. Wo. 6-Ie64 after Q.
DODGE SO VS. 4-dr. hardtop; ra-
dio, heater, powerflite: 2-tOne nm
ish; immac.; l owner; bank-rate
terms SLABS.
WHEELER. INC. CHRYSLER CITY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN- 9-4S00
DODGE SO 4-dr.; VS., auto. push
button drive. heater; beaut. blue
hntsh; in new-car cond. Full prizes
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Ca. Ave. IA 9-2900-2sOi
DODGE 81 VS. Coronet Lancer
hardtop coupe; beaut. white and
emerald-green fnish; r. and h.
poWerfiite, Wv. tires. The near
est car to a new car; only 50 0Qb
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Luxury Rambler.

COLORED
2915 TO 1929 23rd ST. s. ARL.--
Detached brick Cape Cod (3). M.
Glebe I'd. and Shirley hwy. 8
bedrms., 2 baths, full bsmt.; scr
porch: FLA or CT, SI5.500.
F. s. MALCOLM,
Realtor ia. 7-3024
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FARMS

BEAUTIFUL HOME on IA acres
good elevation, trees, shrubbery
a real family home in gooc
neighborhood, and only Sl4, 900
ROMER & CO., Gaithersburg 800
46G ACRES 200 in grass, clovel
and weeds, Ancient dwelling al.
most worthless. Nice lawn, BIZ
shade trees. out buildings includ-
ing 2 tremendous barns, / fair
and other in good condition
Greek crosses farm. Timber re
se4r1yeS ao o. rea m1lss sou ta1m q p E
SELF. AGENT, TIE. 6-4131.
BUY THIS 40 ACRES at AROUND
800 per acre and forget for Z
few years. viii do you q lot Of
good. Everything in land. large
and small. ROMER & CO..
Gaithersburg 200.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

AMERICAN CRANE, 221a-ton, 60
It. boom, l-yd. concrete. bucket,
%-yd. clam; 10 mo. old. good
cond.; $4,000. Lumber. hardwood,
SIS and 3x12, $40 a 1000 at
yard. Pile hammer lMcKierman-
Perry, l1-B-3l, $1,000. 20. S-7070
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HOME AND OFFICE RENT

9435 GA. AVE. IN. Sill. sp. )--6-
I'm. apt. l1,S00 50. IT, IN modern
s sigS i frss h papsin sn 0 Ss p pi
7-7740. EN-. 2-IS43, OIL. 1854
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AUTOS, TRUCKS WANTED


CARS WANTED - We buy fol
cash all makes. MONTGOMERY.
STUBBS MOTORS. 3716 Bladens.
burg I'd, AP 1890
FLORIDA DEALER desperate fol
100 cars Immediately 1901 Mt
Vernon ave. Alex, XII S-9046
N. G. DEALERS pay top dollar fol
cars. wagons VILLAGE MOTORS
l4th and R I. ave. ne AID
4-U444
HIG HEST PRICES PAID fol
CLEAN CARS ONLY. MONROE
FORD 1897 E.-W. hwy, s.. g.,
Nd. JU 5-7S04.
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars
desperately, any make or model
trucks, station wagons HYATTS-
VILE AUTO SALES. 1920 R. !
ave. Ryattsville, Nd. WA 7-I2S0
EMERGENCY!
Top cash value plus a $500 cash
value on each purchase. Nov
trading on so De Sotos anc
Plymouths. FALLS CHURCH DE-
SOTO-PLYM., JE. $4,000.
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S12Q5


WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 FLA AVE. NE. Ii. $1,000
FORD "a VS. Fordor; and h,
black; reposs,; full price, sos;
50 down. ORRI;SON MOTORS,
104 W. Broad st.. Falls Church,
Va, Open Sun, 1O-4
FORD ST Victoria 300" Fairlans
hardtop: auto. trans, power steer
ing, r. and h., Wv. tires; beauti-
full al-wbite color. 1886.
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1I2l 2lst st. NV, FE. 7-2470
FORD '55 Fairlane 2-door VS.: 7,
and h., overdrive; blue finish; l
owner; S1,195.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th and NJ SITS. NV Ho. 2-s700
FORD '57 300" Victoria coupe;
beautiful metallic green fniSh: ?.
and h. Fordomatic, Wv, power
steering; l-owner car in show
room condition; S2,095.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
by MARIHA LOGAN :

Aspiring champion pic bakers, and all with eye TO mp
ing their baking methods will be interested to know that Two
years four regional winners chose Svcreaf brand ru
Lard their shortening The Dixie Belle, Sanda hedwe
Kentucky and the Yankee Lass Susan Harris Of Indiana pow
their regional titles using this fine lard They und nas
their pastry the extra flavor and hakness necessa"
for winning results. -.
Here recipe for Pastry Mix that enables You " maAs
pastry for several pies ahead of time.
Yield, About -.
noord - e,n., ioa ,ohl..Doon .sl, cups shsd feu
biond iok two
finger tips un ~ the consistency Of coarse corn mso
HOW -,
little possible enough 70
Toss together lightly with Place dough waxed Pops s
Pull dough gently the poPes "
Let & Q I'M Is 10 20
LATTICE TOP CHERRY
chem -' - Fewdr srcd food colennS
In Tablespoons butter OF
oruin cherries Min with cherries aver
fssefve ether hell Tor lattice Md cherry Filing po
inch filing. similar
ononf oh
(42SeFD Juice pupo
we'll Drowned Cool a cake raek
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
BY Lucille Cook

Sueeumbs
Mrs. Lille Mae Ball wife of
Mrs. Thomas Ball of 20l7 Azure
LA St. died Saturday between
the hours of 100 and 200 pm.
after childbirth The baby is do
ing fine.
She is survived by her eight
children. parents who Will ar
rive from Birmingham. Alabama
and other relatives who will ar
rive from Chicago, Ill. in time
for the funeral
DiggS Funeral Chapel is in
charge of the burial; arrange
ments are still incomplete.
The father has been out of
work many months and the fam
lily has no insurance. White
dresses and shoes are needed
Tor the girls.
Any donations will be highly
appreciated. Send or bring dona-
tons TO the Ball family. 20l7
Aurelia, Detroit 8, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

The Dawson Association of
Ncighborhood and Block Club
after its meeting Thursday eve
ming in the Evans Recreational
Center reports the following:
Membership in the Northern
Community Council was re-
ncwcd for $500 dues for an.
other year.
The Sephers Center Counselor
League held their Fall Festival
and Rattle on Saturday. Nov. |
at 1890 Conant. Valuable prizes
were won
The national drive for the
N,A.A.C.P. funds was opened
Oct. 80 at the same address.
Herman Sncad. president of
the Burnside Club, was appoint
cd to the Health and Housing
Committee for the remainder of
the year. The Burnside Club will
sponsor turkey rattle c. Nov,
%.
Mr. Hood, Of the Burnside
Club. spoke of the need to have
police walk the beat along Burn
side from Goddard to Dcquindre
to combat crime in this area. An
attempted robbery of young
girl and a holdup occurred here
in the past few days.
Mr. ChildreSs of Maine No
related a talk he had with the
captain Of the Dawson precinct,
regarding police for his Halo
wcen party He was advised that
since the D.A.NBC. is the par
cnt organization, plans should be
made with them TO consolidate
all Of the Halloween parties in
this region thereby having the
officers concentrate in few
areas rather than many, thus
saving manpowcr for other work.
The DANB.C. will have its
election OF officers for the com
ing year on December 10. Their
social committee is planning a
Whist tournament for the see.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

SAN DIEGO. Calf. - Howard
W Seals, Airman Apprentice.
has been chosen to receive the
American Spirit Honor Medal
this week at the L S Naval
Training Center here Seals IS
the son Of Mrs. Alberta Seals
Of 1851 West Virginia Park.
Detroit Mich
The American Spirit Honor
winner is chosen from among
900 recruits He is elected
from the honormcn and APP
prentice chief petty officers Of
The eraduatln, companies with
The final choicc being made BY
lhe brigadc commander with
tho approval q the executive
officer The election IS made
on ihn bass OF leaders,. ,.
craftsmanship military bear
ii.,. initiative response to or
d'r> qualifications Of good
>hipmatc and Application to
recruit tralning
seals expects To pc assigned
u The raiinc Of Aviation Flee
'ronics lcchnlclan upon his re-
iarn iroA The liih day recruit
leaNc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
BY coroI Lone -
Women's TroveI Authority

and more effective public support
for the Presidents Highway Ac-
tion Program.
The conferences, scheduled for
Atlantic City, Chicago, San Fran
cisco and Miami Beach, have three
detectives. They are:
- TO focus the widest possible
attention on the urgent traffic safe
~ needs of each state and its local
communities;
= to help local citizen safety or
CARNATIONS develop more citizen
support;
to strengthen other safety or
CARNATIONS and assist in the for
nation Of new ones.
The detectives highlight many
Of those formed last year by the
Presidents Committee for Traffic
Safety. Officials feel that this
rrassroot approach will better
protect you al as a driver b.
make you more aware of the prob
lens Of traffic safety and thus help
to reduce the rate Of traffic acct.
dents throughout the country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

ncction with the project are re-
sponsibiIities of another non
profit group, Atomic Power De-
velopment Associates. Inc, in
which 43 industrial firms are
associated.
The non-nuclcar portion of the
plant, a l50.000-kilowatt turbine
generator station TO be operated
on steam purchased from the
rcactor section. is being built
and will be owned and operated
by The Detroit Edison Company,
which is member of both the
PRDC and APDA groups. De
troit Edison also has established
an on.the site Atomic Informa-
ton Center which in the three
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

Stead progress on construc,
ton Ct the Enrico Fermi Atomic
Power Plant is shown in this
aerial photo of the project,
which is located on the Lake
Eric shore some 7 miles north
of Monroe and 80 miles south of
Detroit
The nuclcar portion Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

PLAINTIFF atomic reactor, heat
cxchangcrs and related facilities
lis being built and will be
owned and operated by Power
Reactor Development Company,
a non-profit group representing
81 electric power and other in.
dustrial companies. Research.
basic design and testing in con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
Thank sqivinq at M. olive

Thanksgiving at NJ. Olive
The Mount Olive primitive
Baptist Church located at 2000
W Hancock ST is planning
Monmouth Thanksgiving pro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08

months since lis completion h,
been visited by some 1900 De-
pie.
Other Michigan eompsn,
associated in the Enrieo Fermi
Atomix Power Plant proisd
are Bendix, Burroughs, Com.
monwesIth Associates, Con-
sumers Power. Ford Motor,
Frvehauf Trailer, General No
tors, and HoIley csrbvreior
The Fermi Plant, which i
Michigan's first atomic.electrl
generating station. is schedule
for completion in 1860. TIL
breeder type reactor will pro
ducc both heat energy and add
ticnal nuclear fuel - plutohlum
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

ond Saturday in January. 1859
The Arlington Conservation
and Improvement Association
will hold their annual childress
party at the home of Mrs. Lula
Potter, 1916 Arlington. Alfred
Moore is the D.ANB.C. re-
porter.
A bclatcd surprise birthday
party was given by Mrs. Fac
toria Stewart for Mrs Mabel
Smith at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Blackburn. of 2450
Grant Street. Thursday evening.
Some of those present we're
Mrs Audrey Posey, Daniel Hill,
Mrs Mary Edmonds, Mrs. Clyde
Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
and Pearl Johnson and Mrs. Bob
bette Butler.
A birthday party was given
Larry and Peter BY their parents
MIR. and Mrs. Ivory c. Smith, Jr.
Friday night in their home at
1875 Goddard Street.
Some of those who helped the
two boys celebrate were Ken
NTH and Steven MCGEE, Vivian
and Laretta Thomas, Peggy Ann
Johnson, Jcrr and KerCin Brown,
Wayne Hamilton, William and
Steven Cunningham Billie Chris
trona, Richard and Gregory
Smith. Phillip and Donald Me-
Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
Lewis. Mrs. Nell Brown. Mrs
Jennie Thomas, Mrs. Pearl John
son, Mrs Josephine Cunningham.
Mrs Marjorie Hamilton. Mrs.
Bobbic Butler, Mrs. Audrey
Poscy, Miss Shirley Flukcr, Shcr-
man Dunn, Moses Walker, James
Walker. Mrs Dcloris Mckinney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Christiana and
Calvin Thomas.
Anyone wishing to sell De.
froit Tribune newspapers or
would like their church. club
or social news in this column
should call James Alfred But.
lar A I'M 1.AhS2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
a Three Fold Celebration
And Banquet

And Banquet
The St, John Grand Lodge
AA.SR. and the Rising Sun
Grand Chapter OE.S. invites you
to attend a three fold celebra
tion and banquet Sunday. Nov 8,
6 pm in the Grand Ball Room
of the Prince Edward Hotel,
Windsor, Ontario, Canada, hon
oring DR., William j. Fitzpatrick
and his wife. Julia.
An Honorary Degree of Law
was presented to DR.. Fitzpatrick,
in Philadelphia, Pa, in Aug. at
the National Convention Of Sco;
fish Rites Mason and Eastern
Stars. and his wife received an
Honorary Degree in Human Let
tiers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-08
l2lh 4 Warren Community News

gram for November 23rd Every
one is invited to attend this af-
fair
, 1958-02-18
Dutch Not Afruid
Of Russia: Will
Take Rocket Bosses

The Netherlands govern
ment is not afraid of Russia's
threats against those who &C
cept offer of rocket bases.
Thus its Defense Minister
Cornelis Stat told the Parlia-
ment that such bases will help
keep t h e North Atlantic
Treaty Organizations de-
fenses strong.
He said also that the govern
ment intends to maintain the
military draft and the present
defense budget Of $35, O0O, 900.
, 1958-02-18
DR.. Edwin Weinstein,
v. /. PsYchidtrist,
Wds Guest Speaker

DR.. Edwin A. Weinstein,
Psychiatrist Of the Virgin Is
lands Department Of Health,
was a guest speaker at the
meeting of the Association de
Salud Publica de Puerto Rico.
DR.. Weinstein addressed the
group on the subject: "How
Effectively Do We Commune
cate"
, 1958-02-18
DR.. Jones Wilson,
Spending Part of
Vocation Here

DR.. James L. Wilson, famous
surgeon of New York, arrived
here to spend a part of his an
nual vacation in his native
land. He arrived at st. Thomas
last week on the S. S. Homeric
which is on a Caribbean
cruise.
DR.. Wilson plans to board
the Homeric on her next
Caribbean trip to continue the
tour, and return to New York.
, 1958-02-18
Methodist Preacher
Will be Among
First on Moon

Bishop w. Angie Smith of
Oklahoma City declared re-
Gently that when man reaches
the moon or some distant
planet, a Methodist preacher
will be among the first ar
rivals. "You can be well as
sured" of this, he said. The
Methodist preacher always has
Continued on page Al
, 1958-02-18
Nancy Allen
Bride Of Theo. Skov
In Quiet Wedding

Nancy Allen became the
bride Of Theodore Skov in a
pretty wedding at st. AIMS
Catholic Church at Barren
Spot on Saturday, February
Is, 1858, at 4 pm, at which
only the immediate family of
the couple were present. The
ceremony was performed by
Father Superior Mark Knoll.
The bride. was given in mar
riage by Roger Paris; the
groom's best man was his
brother, Peter Skov; Miss
CONTINUED on page A.
, 1958-02-18
JonkeY Club Dance
At Comunche on
February 18th

The St. Croix Jonkey Club
has engaged the Invaders"
champion Steel Band for St.
Croix, to play at the dance to
be held at the Club Comanche
on Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 10Th.
At the dance there will be a
rattle of a fine specimen of a
Donkey, to help celebrate the
Donkey races on Washington's
Birthday, February 22nd, at
Parade Ground in Christian
sted.
The dance is scheduled to
start at O'clock. Tickets are
being sold at two dollars and
fifty cents each and may be
purchased at the door.
As usual, the proceeds will
be contributed to the worthy
causes which the St. Croix
Jonkey Club assists. i
, 1958-02-18
Housing Authority
To Hold Meeting
On February 20

A special meeting of the
Virgin Islands Housing and
Redevelopment Authority has
been scheduled for Thursday,
February 20, 1858, at which
time the Authority will autho-
rize the execution of a Preli-
minary Loan Contract and
related agreements with the
Public Housing Administra-
ton, for the 264 Unit housing
project which the Authority
plans to construct in Chris
tiansted. St. Croix.
The meeting will be held in
st. Thomas.
, 1958-02-18
Administrative Asst.
Goes to st. Thomds
For Confub

AlHa C. McFarlane, Admin
istrative Assistant for Saint
Croix went to St. Thomas this
morning for conferences with
Governor Walter Gordon.
Mr.. McFarlane is expected
to return on the afternoon
plane.
, 1958-02-18
Pom American to
Establish $~20.OOO.OOO
Jet Overhaul Bose

A jet overhaul base costing
between SIS, OO0, 900 a nd
S2O,OoO,OOo for Clippers flying
the Latin American airlanes is
to be established in Miami by
Pan American World Always.
The 112-acre base will in
clude maintenance shops and
supply depots, international
cargo area, an executive and
general Office building, five
hangers, two nose docks and
AZ acres of paved ramp and
taxi area.
Pan American is hopeful of
beginning CONSTRUCTION on the
huge new facility by July 1,
according to officials of the
airline's L a t American
Division.
The new base, according to
the lans approved by PAA
President Juan T. Trippe, will
not only be able to handle the
giant jet airliners which Pan
American will begin receiving
in October, but also will pro-
vide service and overhaul
facilities for conventional pis-
ton engine ~airliners which will
Continued on page A
, 1958-02-18
Moorheud Replaces
OttleY as Chuirmun
Of Org. Act Comm.

Senator Theovald E. Moor
head assumed the Chairman
ship Of t h e Organic Act
Committee following the re-
moval from office of Senator
Earle B. Ottley yesterday.
Meeting in st. Thomas at
1890 am, the Committee vot-
ed Al in favor of disciplinary
action against Senator Ottley
on specific grounds that while
serving as Chairman of the
Committee he had o. on at
least two occasions acted con-
trary to and without proper
authority from the committee;
~ failed to comply with the
legitimate requests Of mem
bers of the Committee and
(5) issued a statement for and
g.,
on behalf of the Committee
without first clearing the same
with the committee.
1t was felt that such abuse
and disregard of constituted
authority by t h e Senator
should be discontinued, the
press release said.
The Committee voted unani-
mously to appoint Aubrey c..
Ottley of st. Thomas to fill the
Continued on page ~
The frontiersman., 1958-06-26

Ten years ago it took only one hospital employee per patient to give the best possible. Now there are two employees per pa- tient in short-term general hos pitals. Modern medicine has made such great progress that many new skills are required to administer treatment and to op- crate the new and complex equipment.
The frontiersman., 1958-06-26
Jaycee President Returns from Nal. Convention

John Gore, president of the Matanuska Valley Junior Cham- Der of Commerce, returned to Palmer this week from Los An- geles where he attended the Ma tional Convention of Jaycees.
 Gore was appreciative of the opportunity to attend the conven- ton, stating that he feels he was offered an opportunity to meet some of the finest young men in the country. Delegates were in attendance from throughout the States, and many of these young men expressed their sincere in- terest in Alaska and its people, \" he said While in Los Angeles, Gore distributed a number of brochures on the Matanuska val ley and answered many questions put to him about the valley.
 During the 1857 convention the Jaycees endorsed Statehood for Alaska This year each State president sent telegrams to their respective Senators, urging the passage of the Statehood Bill.
 Another honor bestowed upon the Alaskan Jaycees was the election of Ed Merdes of Fair- banks as one of the National Jay- zee vice presidents Merdes #is the first person to be named to a National office from outside continental United States.
 Before returning to Palmer Gore spent a short time visiting relatives in the Seattle area.
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