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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS EoR SALE
lcoNIlNulpl

p..,s a..isS:a % az II %, S.f S..sy
Has opllonAily Ane leather carry
inG case value siOD.b0 machine.
$50 80 Plus tan. This weeks ape
eial, Cali Co b.assS,
fYREwRIrgRs. sale. rental. re-.
is.i al and ~ q n nUtp N sSn s,StSc so'
1YpRwRIIgR, smith-corona port,
kssopgs ke new, suarenteed
poftsSlss and stsndsfds. Also new
maeha, cfRcLE, NiN eth 81 nv,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., recon;
az SI.io s..na, vs.s ~ nex $40 ~ ~
Royal Reminston. Underwood,
$50 80 upl ready 20 so CENTRAL,
s007 ltth II, NV, Hu, 3-siai
RAcUuMe, siO.saO; l. rear guaT
HvatISvilIe Bewing a Vacuum Co,
Aali Baltimore ave. AP, 7.abha
Ta as I, =, S'' q. and p
Conn, = ave-, s.' tn " s.9SScSc.o s' e'i'
WAsnER, late model vrlnssr,. $40
s sS'S III Ia ,1s s.IS.ssSSa d' .ns
WASHER late model Easy spin
pry: ec0d condition; sah; viii de-
liver, II, 7-ApAb, ..
WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT
Pianer, s6-in bua., lO-h,p, motor,
Snsa, "a, h.6ie2 or u, s.etda,
e s.sS mop9 Sss Ss .AoI Sssls s.ss
ailes OF rosewood, Bargain prices.
Ideal for eabinetmaking. Wo,
A-5Sia.
HOUSEHOLD ITKMs-Rugs. chairs.
sofa, SINGER sewing machine con-
sole and stool; ~; phonoGraph
records collectors items. Good
man. Dorsey tl.ts 'S0ali SIS,
MasaIins. io3a.tossi sysrythin.
10. i.ssos. sSos closer e.. Ken.
ninnt0n
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APIS. FuRhlshEp-vA.
ALEXANDRIA

bedrm,, NV rm,, dinstts. NJ
bath. blk, 10 stores, theatef ans
tus min, fare 70 Waahinston ans
USSua M. y',vy UNITE AVIAN,
liiB N, Pitt ~,
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ADAMS MILL nd, NV. eaaJ
keisney, beautifully iptp'i larl'
entrants foyer and kltshtni &c
Elsa o. SMPsoN Co vssi'
days, NE, s.h1O0,
ADAMS MILL RD. NV, seaa
l.foom apt, BEAUTIFULLY Turn
III, closet space. sntr. toysrI adult
family on Will accom-, o. Z l.fr
OF AiMfsoN CO., Weekdays NJ
n.h7OO
OOgP s1 SSG RHTEIEGgsseSEE H;s 'HsF "T
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APrS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ALEXANDRIA. downtown. $50 e
$3.50 all utils. incl Call TE
6.6e70 between 10 am. and 9 pm
ALLx,. vs.. Yurn. or uniuTn
daily sill am. and e.ll ON,
ALEx.:DE RAY.-i and 2 ssdET
trees; ssrsse: i Six. bus, shoppins
post once. adults. RAYMOND
APIS. TE. 6-3lg0.
ARLANDRIA-Attrae., newly decor.
amen Esa.% shop ppi 500 ssS. "a s.ssss
ARL. Blvd, close in-2-bedroom
apt. twin beds, ~. air cond; idea
4 people. $3.50. RA. 6-5022
ARL., near Pentagon-Fsmily apt,
rate day or week; and hotel room
free parking. IA. 2-3343.
ARL.--Air-cond, liy. rm., bedrm
kitchen and bath: ideal for living
and-ofhce combination: sos pei
sSa pSoSs ca. H' gS ;. cgSc electric
ARR, Enc ssb; 10 bdrms.. 500 SO,
Apt. q. "a 7.be06' ia. s-9a6l'
FALLS CHURCH-Liv. rm,, bedrm
kit, pvt. bath, pvt, entr.. ist floor
gsrage; nice yard: SIS mo. JE
2.7s27.
WILL sUBLET q months period
:-bedrn.. In BelieView apis; Si4(
furn., sos unfurn.. all .utils. Incl
swimming pool. shopping l blk
Call so 5-b045. after Q pm.
ask for Mr.. TAPLEY
NEAR PENTAGON-4 or S mos.
dinstts' 'Idry., Sti i except 'phone
park, 3 shop. ctrs. bus. hilltop
location. redec. Apr; $l45 pei
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ARL.-oirl 10 share furn.. modern.
clean. spaeious apt. with Gir''
ARL.-Youns lady. 1880, TO share
l-bedrm. apt. with another lady
COW. trAnsp.. shops. will consider
move into 2-bedrm. apt. IA. 4
77l2.
WOMAN. IS 70 IS, to share with
another woman; $40; express bus
at door. DI. 7-3sS0. 10. 2-a54a.
ALEx-Lge. beaut, furn. 2-bedrm
apt. 10 share with smother lady
river View: bus at door, XXI. O.
1908.
HILLCRksT-l or 2 ladies to share
private home with 2 other ladies.
Twin-bedrm. TV, liv.. recreation
rm. Kit. PRIVILEGES. Lu. 4.s47s.
Ieth ST. N.w.-oirl 10 share love
~ furn house TV, 2 phones.
washer. drier; s3a. so. NO. f-a67s
NORTH ARLINGTON = Man %
share large 2-bedroom furn. apt
IA. 6-l6lp or IA. 5-4234.
MT, PLEAsANT-LAdy 20 share
s:esdrm. apt; With another lady
CORRESPONDENCE 10
share apt. with another man. very
quiet; sep. beorm. $40 9Th 81. NV.
sll VIZ. LA. o-l100 10 inspect.
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ROOMS sURRlsREp--R,w.
tcoATlAUIpI

JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
lon $500 nlesk connse!ieut Ave
100 Attractive, Comfortable Rooms
81 Daily or sit Weekly, %
sI.HouR HoTEL SERVICE
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MEXICAN BURR0-complets with
saddle, cart and harness. u.
e-.Ol4.
BAY FILLY, foaled April %. 81,
By Battle Morn. out OF 0inoquesl
BY Alauest. RAVEN8WORTH
FARM. Braddoek rd.. Annandale
Va, CT. 6-a07S.
Tw0 PONY MARES, / with coli
at side: saddles. harness. cart
Oster clippers, etc. YINGL1NG
ISL Race Track I'd. Bowie, Nd.
Central e-4201.
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ROOMS FuRHIsHEp-R.w.

CONN. AVE. 91ii-Lares front
studio rm: Modern. attr. turn
CONN. AVE. vie. tembassy areal--
Pvt. home, attraetiyelv furn
bachelor suite. pvt, bath, sinEie or
doSele, n pvt. home $50 60.
CONN. AVE. ARIA. 2pl7 2sth ct =
eemipyt. bath: gentleman: $40
mo. no. 1890 after pm.
CONN. AVE, nj. shorsham-Pvt
per mo. Wo. 6.40s7.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Rms.. 50 vk, up;
S sSSs S Siss h Soi sl's' snd REST
DUPONT CIR, 1907 Iath st =
! NsEE DEC sarFse , irSnt , r.sa.
n nai9' pAon Ss'n' ni'D-' '''1t.'
IRVING. I5Ia-Lse. attrac. end q.
front; pvt. bath; sentleman; auist
home. nr. transp. CO. S-70ie.
MASS. AVE. NV. Isoo-LoVeiy.
s sis1H rms ESD |N DE- ioSrn ss Ssis
r ST. NV, I5f0, The churchilr'
Clean sgie. rms. running water,
maid serv.; 81 up. NO. 7-9s6s.
POTOMAC HOTEL. 500 lsth-At-
treetive wkly. rates: dhles. and
sgies.: newly furn.. Tv.: downtwn,
QUE ST. NV. If56-Loyeiy, clean.
single room with runnine water:
only "a BY the week.
WASH. CIRCLE, ears (opp. ow
ssi:. D 81, SE 7ens sss X. 1-4ssss..
Sc A DAY Up per person lI0l 18th
sp. va Hxks sissaf Ho sIisp 81 81 3Ssss
IIOl 18th ST. NV, Apt. 5Oi--
Extra Ice. clean, nieely fuTn >.
twin.bed rm.: With kit; walk dist
dEtn; and Govt. bldss. NO.
1926 L ST. NV: eonV. loo Lee.
clean single Hn.: $40 mo-.
1888 I6tb ST. NW.-Bus. women /:
single double rms clear. heaut
fufn.: mod, baths. NO. 7-el2g
FRONT BEDRM., nicely t,irn., eeny
to Ga. ave, 50 VIZ. To. 2-S03e
9th ST. NV. 7l2t-oirls; from,
stores. bus: priyils. RX. 3-72eS.
18th ST. IT20-Pormer embassy;
Ice. attrae. rms. Hotplate. refer
maid. Reas 0iris. NO. 7-3422
NEAR sTATLER-Empioyed Wom-
en- Studio room, running water.
Evess. O 81. s.esi I2s" 0-'H' ''A'
CLEAN. MODERN-ss week up:
free Tv. maid service: board by
meal tickets ,1yall. a. Si2 week
no better deal In town; take q
desk. CAIRO HOTEL. 1915 Que 81.
nv. for details. no. 2-2l04
SINGLE FURN. ROOM, pvt. home,
avail May !. After 9 pm. EN-
AIR CoND,. pvt. entr.. twin beds:
pvt. parking: uptown Conn. ave
area, cow. shop. transp.. avail
now After . pm. EN-, 2-7S70
I7O0 n. I. AvE.-Employed people:
sinele rooms. CAL RE. 7-63a3
1880 18th ST. N.W.-In former
LEGATION building: for employed
ladies, comfortable, spacious rms
under careful management: IN.
usual priyileGes: S2b.s45. Cal
THE wEeTMINsTER
Clean rms with water; SO night
up. esles. - wk. up: dbles.. S14
up. Maid serv, elev. lobby, Tv
1907 18th at nv no O-0~0O
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LUANS
Ia OVER $500
~ UNDER $500

RELIABLE PAWNBROKERS
az 9th O. NV. Ma, s-sI57
PIANOS, any style. prefer small
ones. pay cash. Can WA. 7.4l7a
PIANOS WANTED-wil pay cash
for used pianos. Call day or ewes
IA. 2.s4s0.
PIAEoG ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. 10 9-303p
PLAYHOUSE, for little girl. yaft
size; prefer wood, good condition
reasonable. on, 2-4726,
eADl0S, TfPEWRiTERs, rvs. mem
clothing, etc 9 NORM, 1924 It'll
st. NV, HU. 3.SS44. Open Sunday
Tvs-TAPE RECORDERS, 10 S25 fol
out-of-order TV sets: TO $50 fol
recorders. AD. 4-0636.
TYPEWRITERs AND ADDING Ma
chimes: any eond. CFM CO., 54Ib
Ca. ave. RA. 3-0sBi. Open Sunday
Ips
GOOD FURN. NEEDED for oui
stores: din, rm;, bedrm.. liv. rm
etc, Don't make 2 move without
calling Smiths" DE-. 2-7e0O.
CONTRACTOR Will PAY CASH fol
good used earth-compaction equip.
ment, sheep foot and other roll
ers, etc. Box 1857. star.
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POULTRY AND Gees

BABY CHICKS, poults Feed ane
STORE. SIC K st. NV. NE
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. Generators
sod cutters, rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL 4 EQUIP, CO.. 10. 5.504O
SOIL TILLERS, chain saws
sanders, paint sprayers, extension
ladders, paints. wheel barrows
other tools. One tiller for sale
FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY. Wo
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APIS. UNFURNIsRED-VA.

ALEX. BI4 CAMERON sT.-Two-
oedrm. apt; $40. BURT LQPATIN,
Realtor. XII. a.l5eO. II. o-30lb.
ARL.-Air-eond, redeey lh..bedrm
apt; min. d. c.; fenced YARD:
$50 plus utils. IA. 4.3SBi, u
s-65lb.
ARL., woodland Aeres-Newly
decorated brick rambler 3 bed
rooms. : baths; rec. I'm; y eant h
osEsooEEsoE i MAsoN i@ ossxN s co,
ARL.-Nevly dee, lac. i-bedroom;
laun. facils. ample park: mr. Arl
TT. CO. p. Mysr. bus stcrss. S!b
T lnsIi "a g:il' 4.I h:s mgr 1908 N
ARL.-oet a DE LUXE AIR coRD.
apt. before HOT SUMNER at win
ter rates. Almost-new large, j.
bedrm units At Si07 so. INCL
ALL UTILs. Res. mar. IA. lass.
ARLINGTON SIS: l-bedroom apt
In modern apt. bids: on.street
parking: mr.. Navy Annex and PEN
tason; buslines: adults only.
IiNkLL PRoPERrIEs' Realtors
ARL., on Columbia pike mr., olebs
td.-LRe, enc. apt; Garbage dis
posal. hardwood fioors. Has 20
be seen to appreciate. Rent,
ss9. $40 Columbia pike IA
ARL.-Attrac. adult; j bsdrn. ter.
apt: pvt. entr.: other j. > bed
rms. . blks. on Wilson blvd.
8. on N. OAK 70 1900 18th I'd. n.
ARL,-LGs.. 2 bedrmS.: new blds.
mod kit air eond 3 min. Pent.;
garage. sl39.b0. IA. STOOL
PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS. ada
cent % shopping ctr and schools
B Minis, downtown = mins Penta-
son, = BUS lines ct door: ample
parking: front-of1iee service: laun.
drv and .storage In your buildiEG
new retrtgerator With freezer TOP
special eonvenieneeS for Army
Navy and Air Force personnel !
p poE V rom ssS MO Sna vernon s
ave and Russell road, Alex. Va
TT n-44OO
MEST0vER APT. BLDG.-Bedrm
liy. rm., dining area, kit. bath; on
nushne immed. occupancy 500.
THREE BEDRM, APT.-pishwssh
er, garbage disposal. wired for
s, F sGnd ;;o SsS mo- ,eey WIZ
LACE APIS. 1918 Wilson blvd. .,
Arl., Va, "a. 5-5b55
ARLINGTON'S FINEST
FORT STRONG APIS.
LEE HWY. AND N. DANIEL ST
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ROOMS UMFURMlsnED

ARL. g., s22 10th st.: g Minis. "a
Psntaeon: will paint 10 suit ten
ant: kit, privils.. bath adioinins
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JUST OFF CONN. AVE

Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL EN-. 2-BS00
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ARL., on Columbia pike mr. oiebs
posai, hardwood doors Has 70
be seen to appreciate Rent,
S1e.50 $40 Columbia pike, IA.
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GUNS, binoculars, radios, typewrit-
ers. musical instruments, cameras,
teievision. old sold, golf club. tools
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ALEX. BI4 CAMERON sT.-Two-
bedrm. apt; $40. BURT LOPATIN,
Realtor. XII. a.I5eO, II, o-30lb.
apt: 5 min. b. G. fenced yard:
$50 plus utils. IA. 4-3ssi, u
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THE wE9TMINsTER
up SEES r 80 Wf. up: dbiss.. n ~
up. Maid serv., elev. lobby. Tv
1907 18th 81, nv. no. 2-6720,
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BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. e-bedrm
nn Ri IN ~ T,Saox ,t'rf Ssrd HDs O'Gs
inS: cow. to Bcliins 4. , D. and
shopping areas: sa5 SO mo asl4
sth &; Sc: Apt. aoi tnr' sth
Evening star., 1958-07-13

The July 4 birthday of the
Nation also was a birthday-the
'1Sth-for q British cousin, the
Cunard Line. Cunard set up
the first regular transatlantic
passenger and mail service when
the first Cunarder, the Britain
mia. sailed in 1840 from Liver
pool to Halifax and Boston.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Not All Is Sun, Sand
At Ocean City, Nd.

opening of the 1859 season, will
be followed by a yacht club on
the adjacent waters Of New
port Bay.
The new course is located on
a 500-acre tract Of land sit
uated just seven miles south
east of Ocean City. The land is
bordered on three sides by the
calm waters of Newport Bay,
Grey's Inlet, and Gibbs Greek.
Modern highway facilities
have already been installed to
the new construction making
the course and yacht club but
a few minutes drive from the
center Of Ocean City.
According to j. D. Quillen,
jr., of Ocean City, the three
corporations formed to exploit
the new club are the Newport
Land Co., Inc, which is
to develop building lots sur
rounding the golf course; the
Ocean City Golf and Yacht
Club, Inc, which will develop
the bayfront property and also
rent the golf course facilities
from Grey'S Inlet Corp, and
the Grey's Inlet Corp, which
is to develop the golf course
and its facilities. Mr.. Quillen
is president Of the Grey's Inlet
Corp.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

races. Pari-mutuels there,
some Alaskans feel. would draw
more tourists than at present.
when betting is on an informal.
catch-as-catch-can basis, with
no legal sanction.
An adjunct to these sled
races, held in connection with
various festivals, could develop.
Straight dog racing, with pari-
mutuel betting, could draw a
lot of tourists.
There is no indication Alaska
will go hog-wild with a wide
open State, but it seems as
sured you can look for some
kind of gambling set-up-to
attract tourists and to help with
the States finances.
Even If the gambling doesn't
develop. there is enough there
to attract tourists for years to
come.
To get full information on
the current attractions, write
the Alaska Visitors Association,
1856 Dexter Horton Building,
Seattle 4, Wash.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
BuIIfight or Brahms?
You Take Your Pick

PITTSFIELD, Mass. (Spe-
ciaD which do you prefer
bullfight or Brahms?
The people here report you
can have your pick this week
In the Berkshire Hills.
"Bullfight" is the offering at
the Williamstown Theater. The
Brahms comes more Staidly
from the Boston Symphony
Orchestra this Friday, Satur-
day and next Sunday at
Tanglewood in Lenox. DR..
Charles Munich and Pierre
Monteux will conduct.
The week end program is the
first in four major Tanglewood
week ends. The annual Serge
Koussevitsky memorial concert
is set for next Saturday eve
ming.
At the Berkshire Music
Barn on Saturday afternoon
the After Dinner Opera Com
pany will perform Leonard
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti. !"
And a week from today, Will
bur de Paris and his New Or
leans Jazz Band will be a fea-
ture at Music Barn.
A speciality for the young
sters is ''Rumplestiltskin," pre-
sented morning and afternoon
Friday at the Berkshire Mu-
scum in PittSf1eld. This is the
first of a summer series of chill
dren's plays presented by a
New York group.
In addition to "Bullfight, "
the Berkshires' other straw hat
circuit offering this week win
be Deirdre Owens in "The Cock
tail Party" This opens Tues
day at the Berkshire Playhouse
in Stockbridge.
In the field of dance, Ted
Shawn will offer Geoffrey Hol-
den and company. Ram Gopal
and Sahomi Tachibana will be
at Jacobs Pillow in Beckett this
week.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
De MONTCALM
ARRIVES ON
DE MONTcALM

The Marquis Charles de
Montcalm. direct descend
ant Of Gen. Louis de Mont
calm Of Ticonderosa fame,
arrived in the United
States last week to help
celebrate the battles BIZ
centennial.
The Battle Of Ticond-
eroga took place July 8.
1853. He stepped aboard q
plane in France from a
platform Of earth from his
ancestral plane. He stepped
on in New York onto a
platform Of earth from Fort
Ticonderoga.
The plane? Air Frances
de Montcalm." named for
the Marquis illustrous for
bear.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
BY DICK LOHMEYER

Special WflLeT LOT Inc HIaf
OCEAN CITY. Md, July H.
Pastor Martin Niemoeller, one
of the best known German
churchmen outside of Germany,
will be one of the prominent
personalities to speak in Ocean
City this summer.
DR.. Niemoeller will be fea-
tured;" as will other speakers,
during a series of Sunday eve
ming programs sponsored by the
Atlantic Methodist Church in
Ocean City.
other leading figures to
speak here this summer will be
Phil Newsom, foreign news ed
itor of United Press Interna-
tional. and DR.. Ralph E. Lapp,
prominent authority on nuclear
energy.
Speaking on July 20 will be
DR.. Niemoeller, who became,
under the Nazi regime, a living
symbol of Christian resistance
to a totalitarian government.
He led the Christian resistance
to the dictatorship of Adolf
Hitler and was imprisoned in a
concentration camp for his
convictions.
DR.. Lapp will speak at the
services on August Z. He is we'll
versed in the field of radiation.
Recently he journeyed to Japan
to gather material for his latest
book, The Voyage of the Lucky
Dragon about the Japanese
fishing boat that was caught in
the fallout from the bomb tests
In the Pacific.
Mr.. Newson, who. will speak
at the August IA program, has
been a journalist for almost 25
years.
All of the Sunday evening
programs will be held in the
Atlantic Methodist Churc h
starting at 7;45 pm. Pastor of
the church is the Rev. Ralph
l., Minker, jr.
Giant bulldozers and other
earth moving equipment have
turned their shoulders to thi
task Of leveling and grading
the site for a new 18-hole golf
course.
The new course, expected to
be completed in time for the
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ALL AT SEA
Mutson Ship
ToAbundon
Orient Trip

Looking for big things in Ha-
waii next year. Matson Lines
has announced a new schedule
for its liner Lurline.
The ship will concentrate on
the Pacific Coast-Hawaii tour
list trade. This means cancel
lation Of the 73-day South
Seas Orient cruise originally
set for next January z.
"The travel potential to Ha-
waiiA for 1859 indicates it will
require a two-liner operation by
Matson throughout the year" "
George F. Hansen, vice preSi-
dent, said. "In addition, book
ings on the South Pacific Far
East cruise have not been UP to
expectations"
Evening star., 1958-07-13
ALundmurk
Is Rebuilt

A familiar landmark Of Ber-
lin will once more greet tour
lists at the end of the cum
mer.
The Quadriga a massive
copper sculpture of the God
dess of Victory-will be in place
atop the Brandenburg Gate.
The sculpture succumbed to
bombing in the last days of
World War II.
About Is months ago, in an
almost unique example of post
war cooperation, East and West
Berlin officials agreed to re-
build the Gate and the Quad
riga.
East Berlin repaired the
Gate. West Berlin's foundry is
feCaSting the statuary from
plaster molds which had provi-
dentially been stored at the
foundry before the war. The
work is expected to be finished
by early September.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

VIZ Nkio bAlct = ~ uAuCAl w &c
to cover all the points Of inter-
est.
The West Coasts phenome-
nal population growth has put
more people within easy reach
Of Alaska. AS the 49th State.
the land Of the guessing games
will be in q better position to
develop further tourist attrac-
tions.
The people there already are
making noises about putting in
a few things which were taboo
under Federal control-such as
pari-mutuel betting and other
gambling operations.
Gambling Bent
Alaskans have a penchant
for gaming. Each year. half the
entire population plunks down
81 each to enter the worlds
biggest guessing game.
Object is to guess the month,
day, hour and minute the
Tanana River ice will break up
at Nenana. 1t draws more than
100000 guesses a year. The
prizes are astronomical.
Recently, another guessing
game has developed. This one
is at Lake George, a natural
wonder about so miles from
Anchorage. Alaskans hope the
lake will develop into a major
tourist attraction.
Each spring and summer,
melting SHOWS, rain and Seep-
age from glaciers I'LL the lake
to the top. When it reaches
the top, it overf1ows, securing
a channel through Knik
Glacier. which until then had
held it back. The lake then is
drained. to be refilled again
the following summer. after the
glacier has frozen back into
place during winter.
A new betting game has
started on the time Of the
overflow.
The Federal Government al
ready draws a tax from these
betting games, and State-su-
pervised, they could help I'LL
the new States treasury, which
will need a lot Of filling.
Evening star., 1958-07-13
Dog Racing

Another big tourist attrac-
ton on which betting might
develop are the annual sled-dog
Evening star., 1958-07-13
GET UP AND COZ
Alaska Hoping Gold
Will Flow Once More
BY JACK JONAS
star Travel Editor

Alaska wen become the Nations top tourist attrae-
ton within few years,
The potential wide assortment Of weather rugged
scenery and National Parks along with welcome
for vtorshas been there for long time The place is
big and there's much to would take several vacations
Evening star., 1958-07-13

Furness Lines has scheduled
five eight-day cruises from New
York to Bermuda and Nassau
for october and November. The
Queen Of Bermuda sails Octo-
ber 8, and the Queen Monarch
sails October II and 81, and
November IA and %.
Evening star., 1958-07-13

KILL DEVIL HILLS. n. c.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23
DARE SCOUTS TO ATTEND
CAMPOREE AT CAMP PERRY

The Scouts and leaders of Dare
County will participate in the an
nual Albemarle District Camporee,
May 90. "a, and rs at Camp Perry
The Camporee will test the skills
and fetes of the Scouts in camping,
cooking, health and sanitation,
equipment, effective use of the
campsite, participation in the pro-
gram and activities, and properly
checking in and out.
Saturday night at 8 p.m., there
will be featured a special camp
fire to which all the parents and
friends of Scouting are cordially
invited.
According to Gene Trautwein,
District Scout Executive, Dare
County has added two new Scout
Troops, one at Avon, sponsored by
the churches of Avon and at Hat
teras, sponsored by the First Meth
odist Church. This will mark the
first time that Scouts of Hatteras
Island participated in a District
Camporee, he added.
Troop 165, sponsored by the Mt.
Olivet Methodist Church, won two
red ribbons last year and hope to
bring home blue ribbon. Jack
Earle of Manteo has done out
standing work with Manteo boys.
Troop 161, sponsored by the
Kitty Hawk P.T.A., is under the
leadership of Jack Twiford and
Wade Register. Trop 161 last year
won a yellow and a red ribbon.
Dare County Scout Official, Jul
ian Oneto, pointed out that there
are over 80 Boy Scouts in the four
troops, and that Rev. George KEEL
ley is planning to organize troop
in Stumpy Point.
The following big Scouting event
will be the camping out at the new
high adventure camp near Surry,
Va. on the James River. Among
the regular events there will be in
structions in swimming, life saw
ing, boating, camping and hiking.
The program of Boy Scouting in
Dare County is maintained through
the support of the Scout Fund
Drive.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-23

Health and Physical Education for the state He is
three children, two and a daughter
On that evening the invocation will be given by Frank White
o the senior class The sautatoy will be Carol
Ayers OF the faculty will introduce the speaker Principal
Bunch will present the diplomas The valdctorian
er Miss Holland Wescott will be accompanies play pro-
OCCASIONAL and
Members of the senior class Joan Austin Saint
might J Helen Baum Billy Best Billy Bgg Bratton
Choeon Brian Daniels Guy Daniels Joan Daniels Gary Dowdy
John Ehedg J Donna Forbes Barbara Gaop Betty
Mike Jones, Sandra Keller James Mcleod yrd Midget Vivian
dget Bece Mouon Mike Payne Margaret Peace Perry
Sandra Robinson Janice Scarborough Lawrence
lett Marshall Tilett Jr Melvin Twddy Wesot
Wescott Lloyd Wescott and Frank White Jr
On Sunday night May 25 the baccaaureate
led by the Rev. L. A. Aken of Manteo the
service by the Rev. Warren of Wanchese the
on of Manteo and the Rev. George NJ Kelley Stumpy
On Monday night May &C. the seniors will Night
blight o'clock.