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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
Housewife Turned Plumber
Can Choose Gilded Tools

husband or passing him such
things as he lay face up under
q leaky sink.
I don't think even q gold
plated monkey wrench could
persuade her 10 swap places
with him.
It's not that women oppose
such tools. It's just that we're
perfectly content with the
tools we have.
] checked my stool chest"
(well. It's really Just some
stuff In the kitchen drawer)
and find II completely ade-
Quate.
II consists OF a nut pick. q
broken steak knife. a metal
nail file and q pair Of
pruning shears.
Sometimes I augment II
with q letter opener. the
manicure scissors or q dull
razor blade.
And OF course. I've always
got my trusty heel and as
sorted hairpins with me.
When there's q big Job 10 be
done. q metal clothes hanger
can be twisted into the
proper shape for II.
Heels Are Handy
Women long ago learned
that q whop Of the heel. the
dig or twist of q hairpin or a
turn Of a knife blade will
usually fix whatever is
ailing.
And when 1t doesn't,
feminine wisdom says leave
1t alone. II it Just sits there
silent, Father can look ct 1t
tonight.
II II whirs ominously, call
the repairman and get out Of
the house.
A set of 1000 gold plated
household tools couldn't per-
suade US to pursue the matter
farther.
But in spite Of this uni
versal feminine reaction,
there is a curious and persist
ent male belief that a wom-
an will be attracted to any
thing II you ID goldplate 1t
or (2) glue mink on it.
Discrimination
That Just isn't true where
mechanical things are con-
cerned. I've never known a
woman yet who yearned to
change q faucet washer.
And I don't think even
q platinum plated screw
driver adorned with q double
mink tail would lure her to-
an overlooking basin, If there
were any other way out-and
there usually is.
|; Maybe tool manufacturers
brood because there's a big
feminine tool market a-wast-
ing, but I suspect other man
ufacturers are grateful that
we don't go meddling with
fly wheels, carburetorS and
other strange, greasy parts.
II you've ever tried just to
put a little oil on something
that squeaks, maybe you've
noticed, that: manufacturers
seem to put the little holes in
spots as remote, as incon-
spicuous and inaccessible as
possible.
When they have TO put
the spot in full view. they.
carefully omit labelling the
spot "oil."
This may be discrimina-
ton, but I like 1t that way.
I'm still hopping UP after
trying to get my sewing ma
chine to running smoothly.
/ couldn't be sure Of the
right spot for the drop OF
oil, and put some in every
hole on the machine. Never
again: this is mans work.
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turer win soon market q kit
Of 10 household" tools. spe-
cially eold-plated for the de-
light Of lady mechanics.
The company. said the
item. took action after q
survey showed women use
Household" tools Just as
often as menfolk.
Reluctance
I can't imagine where the
company took It's survey. The
only times I've ever seen a
woman with a monkey wrench
or chisel In her hands was
when she was picking up the
mess left by a handyman
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SILVER SPRING, ND. $500 Daily
ALEXANDRIA, VA. 9:3O-9 Thurs, Fri.
CLARENDON, Va $500 Mon, Thurs, Fri.
7 CORNERS. VA R:3O-9:3O Mon, Thurs, Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28

BELTSVILLE-New 3-bedrm, brk.
rambler; master bedrm. with "a
bath and two double closets. sep.
din rm. eat in kit with eye-level
oven. Full bsmt. level sided lot,
off-street parking Only S16.750,
FLA or conventional terms, Trades
WE. 5-5422
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ROCHELLE. tcommereian West
more room and bath frame,
An excel opportunity for lunch
room. Lot b0xl4Q One place
worth every cent asked Ss,4OO,
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BELTsVILLE-A 3-bedroom BRICK
LOT well kept and handicapped.
This is a comfort plus home from
the large master bedroom to the
cool breezy screened porch. over
looking attractive yard. Full base
ment with outside entrance and
adaptable for recreation room.
This is a nice onell Only Sl6,500l
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
APP S-S100
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NEAR AEC-2-story frame o large
rooms; beautiful bath, full .bsmt.,
new heating plant, garage, chicken
house; lots Of beautiful, valuable
shrubbery. The price Is right
Open 4 TO 8.
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fM@gGm
FIRST TINE OFFERED

+ 4AeO 1 1Nlb Or EANG1(
OPEN TODAY . TIL 6
In beautiful Springbrook Forest
Unusual charm in this personal
lied brick rambler, surrounded
with over an acre of tree shaded
setting. 3 bedrms., family rm.
separate din rm, ia baths, gor-
geous kit. full bsmt with rec
rm., Ice. screened porch, > fire.
places. Unusually low price for
this neighborhood Of more ex-
pensive homes Out Ga ave. "a
Arcola, right to Kemp Mill I'd. left
to Stonington and right to Brook
haven and our open signs. CAPT.
tai REALTY CO., JU. 5-3395
JU. 9-0673.
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NEAR AEc-A very attractive Cape
Cod style brick home This home
can only be appreciated by In
spection Large living room with
stone fireplace, 4 nice bedrooms,
S2l 900.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS. Hiiiside area.

CARR0LLToN - Only different
split-level: cor. lot. extra-larEe
liv.. nm, din rm., 42-ft carport
and sun deck, 3 bedrms., ga
baths, Ice. rec rm. wall-to-wa
carpet: S24,990. BY OWNER,
Sp Q2IoS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
FIRED B. CUSHMAN

ROCHELLE. tcommereian West
more room and bath frame,
An excel opportunity for lunch
room. Lot 50xl40. One place
worth every cent asked Ss,4OO,
NEAR dAITHERsBURa-2 acres
OF beautiful land. . story .6-rm.
older house with bath, A splendid
location $4,000.
NEAR dAITHERsBURo-2 acres,
4-room house, electricity only i'm
proVement. $1,000 which is only
the price OF the land,
NEAR AEc--A very attractive Cape
Cod style brick home This home
can only be appreciated by In
spection. Large living room with
stone fireplace, nice bedrooms,
full basement a acre land,
NEAR DARNsToWN-2-story frame
covered with Johns Manville shin
giles, LIST q lily, rm, kit bath,
encl. porch, I'd A., 2 bedrms.
storm windows and door; SOFT,
well, Ia acres OF land, a nice
stream.
NEAR AEC-2-story frame 0 large
rooms; beautiful bath, full .bsmt.,
new heating plant, garage, chicken
house; lots Of beautiful valuable
shrubbery. The price Is right
Open 1 10 5.
.DARNsTowN-Group 2s, an Older
2-story frame, could be made .
real nice home. o large rooms
electricity only improvement. Sew
eral outbldgs., 2 acres OF rich
land price has been reduced e
improvements. $4,000
BRICK RAMBLER--44l2 Ives st.
Wheaton Woods. Liv rm., spa,
eious kitchens, fully equipped, \
nice bedrms., each with closet
full bath, linen closet, clothes
closet IN liv rm: full bsmt, with
nice bedrm.; fenced yard. Clos'
to schools Methodist. Baptist
Lutheran and Catholic churches
Price $4,000. Open | 70 5. A
nice home in an excellent location
Directions Turn of Viers Mil road
on Falkland drive, 20 to. end Of
double parkway. turn leit Or
JuhllGt bLa 1 Ulha turn llkAN yin
TO Ives, left to Open sign
NEAR Acc acres, improved with
a 6-rm. house, 3 bedrms, and bath
INV h.. small barn. a nice 1T
tie place. $4,000.
GAITHERsBURG. (2O7 Hutton st
Brick rambler. Vacant Built Z
sell for S2l 900. owner wishes e
sell. Has reduced price; 3 Ice. bed
rms, full bSmt.. rec. rm. Worth
looking over. Open l-6
q MILES FROM Acc hcres, i'm.
proved with a 2-story 7-rm. anc
bath, frame; very large rms,
plenty outbldgs., splendid loca.
walking distance to stores. churches
and railroad station. Price reduced
from S25 900 to 100000.
NEAR ACC - Semi bungalow, s
rooms and bath, bsmt.; oil hot
air heat: "a acre land, $4,000
GAITHERSBURG Commercial
zoned. Nice little brick home
store can be built in front. SlH'
500.
20 ACRES improved with a bricl
rambler that can only be appre'
ciated by inspection; 3 bedrms.
beautiful living I'm. with picture
window overlooking the surround
Ihg country, fully equipped klteh'
en-, full bsmt. with recreation
room. 4 acres Of woodland: dou
BILE garage, $4,000.
200 ACRES mi Of hard roaC
Q -
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CHEVY CHASE,

1905 JONES BRIDGE ROAD
Open 2-5 Sun. Do 1t yourself bar
gain. Needs decorating. White
Colonial brk: 6 rms, l "a baths,
bsmt., gas h.-w.h.. garage; "a
acre lot. Price. $4,000 Dir:
North on Conn, ave, 2 miles past
Oh. Oh. circle, left at Jones Bridge
I'd. OIL. 6-91e1. NE. S-4653.
FULTON 3. GORDON JR. CO.
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CAMP SPRINGS, mr., intersection Of
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD, s26 Goth

ave: no money down, OIL
Charming 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. sep
arate din. rm., full basement.
storm windows. fine construction,
real plastered walls: a steal at
$4,000 Open Sat, and Sun. Call
ELIZABETH EISELE, Realtor. RE.
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A: v. PISANI, Realtors
Burning Tree Area
Bradley Hills Grove
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
ON X-ACpE TnT

5000 BURNING TREE ROAD
OPEN TO 6 PM.
Wide center foyer entrance, 25-ft
living rm.. lge. dining rm. opens
to porch and sun deck. ultra
kitchen, 3 bedrms., ga baths den
recreation rm. plus space for adj
ditional rooms If you like; gear
built-in garage with driveway. Air
conditioning optional. Trade-in Of
your present home considered.
CALL Mr.. SWEENEY. HE. 4-6962
A. S. Gardiner & Co., Inc.
1871 7, ct NV MA Q OooA
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NEAR GAITHERsBURo-2 acres,
4-room house, electricity only i'm
provement SIS. 100 which is only
the price OF the land.
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ANDRFWs- sUITLAND = 3-bedrr

LoTs OF RM.7 L hHtee easS' This T2E
is II. $1,000 dn., total price So
$50. -Four bedrms.. Nv. rm. and
din, rm.. huge kit Spac. lawns.
many extras FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES. INC AP. 7-4646
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ANDREWS AREA "A bedrm, 3
bath new Diet brick, eaTAge, 2
firepls., rec. rm. II desired full
din rm., mr.. school PoSs. 10 days.
Terms, consider trade. For details
and to inspect, call JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor, 10, $4,000.
ANDRTEWs FIELD AREA, FHA only
lS,9b0-Brick 3-bedrm. rambler
on large level lot with fruit tresS,
din. rm., large kitchen, garage; .
min. TO Andrews Field Call Mr..
Seaton, RE. 5-40S5 or 10. s.446S.
WEST REAL ESTATE.
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NEAR oAITHERsBuRo-2 acres
Of beautiful land, . story .8-rm.
older house with bath. splendid
location $4,000.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN
ECONOMY

436 N. Frederick Ave.
Pc. 2-9442 Gaithersburg 40l
Ewes. call Mr.. Young, VII. b-5492
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Program listing. WEDNESDAY

Scum House. Bilh johnson.
7-seisnes Fiction Thepsev.
9-Spotlight. Weuther News.
GolIoheF DouoIos Cushing.
6:45
4-NBc News.
Dovid 6Frkley. Chef HVntIey.
9-Doug EdwoFds. News.
100
4-Lass 81 the Mohieens.
5-SsR fsaMeiseo eeot.
tResuns OF she lineup !
7-buckstaee. Sports. News.
Strong Molons Moltle
9-cesey Jones. Premiere.
"Nlohtmoll." cosey roces o
troin Of the Southern and Pom
hondle Rollecod Tor o $4,000
mail eontroct. Alon Hale. j..
Bobby Clark.
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1870

I:Su
4-Wason TFoin. Western.
NouS. THE Sill Townee
Story a Civil War veteran en-
counters hotred and feoE from
other settlers because ne is
Sioux Indian. Word Bond. Rob-
ert Horton, Macdonald Corey.
S-city Assisnmens. Crime.
7-DisneyIond. FEontierIond
! Hosg. 5000 Of Andy Bur-
nett" Port II: Andy's First
chore. Andy proves himself
equal 10 the tosks of noun
tain mon. Jerome c ouftIond
stars. tRepeotl.
81 Love Lucy. Comedy.
Ssourino Lucille Ball. oesi Amox.
'Se'uns :
"Wednesday Listinss Cost on Next pass
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Feb. II
400

4-Motinee Theafer. Color.
! Hour. life Upon the
Wicked Stooe." A young octos
and octress pretend to hove deep
objection for O top Broadway cc-
tress and her producer-husbdnd
in an effort to keep their roles
in q new ploy.
Skill Pulnses Show. Drun1o.
7-Amerieen Bondstond.
Dick Clork. m. {.
9-rhe Big Poyoft. Quiz.
3:30
S-vv Readers Digest. Dronno.
1.-THE Smuooler."
lido You Trust Your Wife2
Johnny Carson. host
9-The Verdict Is Yours.
lin Mckoy stars.
400
4-Queen for q Day. Giveowoy.
IS Min. JOCK BciIey, m {.
5-life With klizobeth.
COMEDY. Stors Betty White.
7-AmesicoR Bomdstend.
Dick Clark. m. c.
9-Pick Temple. Kids.
! Hour. "Hideout." Bill VIII
lioms.
4:s0
5-GFondpo's Place. Kids.
ledge Of Night. Scroll.
AS
4-Modern Romanees. Serial
500
4-comedy Time. Series.
5-Mils Grant Show.
IA Hours. Teen-eoers' dance
porty. Silver Hin Teen Club
7-Wild Sill tiickok. Kids.
s-The EorIy Show. Movie.
IN Hours. Fort Aieiefs -
1852. fvcnne DeCorlo. CorIos
Thompson.
$50
4-FcosIighs Theose,.
Mickey Mouse Club. Kids
Annette: Episode No. 3. "An-
nette Meets Jet " Mousekortoonf
Pluto and the Gopher"
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
New Teachers For Ganbell

MT. and Mrs. Earl Alexander are enroute to Gambell where they will be teachers for the Bureau of Indian Affairs school. There has not been a teacher on the island since last April when the former teachers departed early.
 MT. and Mrs. Alexander come from Noorvich where they have taught for the past years and before that they spent five years at Pt. Hope.
 Before coming to Alaska they had seven years teaching experi- ence with the Navajo Indians.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
Call For Bids For
 Moving Post Office Into New Building

It is getting near the time when the occupants of the Federal Bldg. will have moving day and get settled in their new building across the street.
 Bids are being received by the General Service office here, Room 106 in the old Federal Bldg. for the moving of the equipment and supplies from the old building which has been an nounced as about Sept. 1st.
 Bids will be received until August 1st.
 Anyone interested may con- tact c. V. Stevens, Construction Engineer.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
Brownie Scouts Enjoy Day At Camp

Twenty five Brownie Scouts and adults enjoyed a full day of activities at Dexter camp We'd nesday. The weather was warm and sunny therefore swimming and, wading were the first ac- tivities of the day. Alice Arnold, an Intermediate scout was busy encouraging the girls to swim. She had learned how to swim at camp in June and was eager to help the Brownies learn.
 Each Brownie brought her own sack lunch. Cocoa was made over a campfire built by three girls who were learning their first lesson in fire building. While the cocoa was cooking the group sang songs and learned a new table grace.
 After an hour of resting in the bunk house it was time for an- other swim and the girls were again splashing, giggling, and squealing in the cold water.
 Mrs. Harwood and Mrs. Nc Carthy arrived in time to take movies of the flag ceremony and games.
 After toasting marshmallows it was time to return to town. The girls wish to thank Mrs. PearSe Walsh, Mrs. Don Hungerford, Mrs. Langus and Mrs. Walter Glavinovich for providing trans portation. Mrs. Langus and Mrs. Liebig were in charge of the pro- gram for the two days of Brownie camp.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
Fish and Wildlife Regulations

The new fish and wildlife regu- lations effective July l, 1858 to June 30, 1859 states that the bag limit on Ptarmigan is 20 a day and sets the season from Aug. 20 to April 18th.
 Polar bear one a year but no females accompanied by cubs.
 There is no closed season on game fish in this area but the bag limit is IS. fish daily; pro- vided that such limit may not contain more than fish over 20" in length. Possession limit; 2 daily bag limit.
 There is no limit or closed sea- son for squirrel or wolves.
 Moose is limited to one bull a year.
 Caribou is limited to one a year, either sex.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
Del Kampman Arrives To Manage Alaska
 Airlines Office Here

Del Kampman, new manager for the Alaska. Airlines arrived Monday to assume his new duties. He replaces Bill Golden who left recently.
 Although Kampman has only been with Alaska Airlines since December he has had. airlines ex- perience with the West Coast Air lines, Western Airlines, and the Flying Tiger Line.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
MIMI HOSPITAL.

Admitted-James Klemenson, Edith Vaudeville, Marilyn Dex- ter, Agnes Komakuk, Andrea McCafferty.
 Discharged - Bernadette AL vana, Walt Levine, Glen Lenert. Carol Ahnongatoguk was trans ferred to hospital in Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25

R. w. Oliver, US. Marshal has announced that Walter c. Levine, who has been a deputy United States Marshal here since April, 1857, has resigned his position for personal reasons and has re- turned to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
DON BILLMAN AWARDED TEN-YEAR SERVICE PIN

Don BiIlman was awarded g ten-year service pin on July 14th having been with the US Weather Bureau for that period During this time he has been stationed in Alaska at King Sal mon and Bethel before coming to Nome about two months ago. Previous to his Alaska assign ments he was stationed at Ia toosh Island in Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25

A between-planes visitor in town today was Nick c. Gray, brother of Clinton Gray and Mrs. Rose Bronson. He is enroute to Cape Lisbourne.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday Services

10 am. Sunday School II am. Morning Worship SEAS pm. Street Service 7:30 pm. Evangelistic Service Rev. Oscar Butterfield Speaking
 Everyone Cordially
 Invited To Attend
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25

Henry Strickland and Elsie Ootenna have applied for mar riage license.
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
N 0 T C E

Anyone apprehended destroy ing or removing anything from inc property of inc Council Dredg- ing Co.,. Camp Creek Dredging Co. or inc Inland Dredging Go. will be prosecuted.
 Clyde Glass
 Nels Swanberg Jr. 90
The Nome nugget., 1958-07-25
N 0 T C E

N o T c E Sales Tax Reports on retail sales and services for the quarter ending June 30. 1858. must be in the City Clerks Office by We'd nesdaY. July 30th.
 Robert F. Scott
 City Clerk Publish July 21-23-25-28-3O, 1858
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Violent Winds,
Heavy Rains
Lash Midwest

Violent storms dashed central
and southern sections OF the
Midwest today. dominating the
wet weather belt from the
Rockies 10 the Appalachians.
Tornado winds whipped
across the Middle Mississippi
Valley during the night and
early morning. hammering
hardest In parts OF Missouri
and Central and Southern ILL.,
nois.
Tornado tunnels were report
ed over wide areas OF the two
States. but none repeatedly
touched the ground. Thunder
storms. with strong winds and
hail In some areas, hit many
sections. No injuries were re-
ported.
The severe weather hit Mis-
souri, last night and then
moved into Illinois and South
ern Wisconsin. II appeared
headed into Indiana and was
expected to extend eastward
through the Southern Great
Lakes region. the Ohio Valley
and reach the Middle Atlantic
States late today
In Missouri, funnel clouds
we're reported in wide areas. at
Neosho. In the southwest
corner: Meta, in the central
part OF the State. and at Paris.
in the northern section. The
Weather Bureau reported fun
mel clouds in Illinois at Belle
vile. near st. Louis. and Gen.
tralia, In the southern part Of
the State.
Rain was heavy in Midwest
cities with falls OF about l
inch at Ottumwa, Iowa. and the
Chicago area. Larger amounts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

being made IN the Big horn
Mountains Of North-central
Wyoming. where six persons
we're marooned by snowdrifts.
Snow measuring from . TO 10
inches covered areas In Me-
braska. South Dakota. Colorado
and Utah. Snow fiurries con-
tinued In the Northern and
Central Plateau region, as well
as In the Rockies.
Salt Lake City. Utah. had a
heavy snowfall yesterday. The
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snow measured up 70 more than
a foot In the downtown section.
Snowfall amounted 10 9
inches In Sheridan. wyo,, and S
inches in Lander. Wyo,
It was cold In sections OF the
West. with below freezing temp
eratures In most Of Eastern
Colorado and Northwest Kansas
and parts Of Wyoming, One OF
the lowest marks was 10 above
at Laramie. Wyo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Hoover. Improving,
Placed on Soft Diet

NEW YORK. April "a R.-
Herbert Hoover showed con-
tinued improvement today in
convalescence from q gall blad-
der operation.
Columbia Presbyterian Med
ical Center said the former
Presidents NTH post-operative
night was his best since the
operation last Saturday" and
that he has been placed now
on q soft diet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

session Tuesday and by Alex
ander Rankovie. another vice
president. yesterday.
Mr. Rankovic made the Bit
terest attack on Kremlin COM
munism since Soviet-Yugoslav
relations began improving after
Stains death. His accusation
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were reported In the violent
storm belt In Missouri.
Light snow continued In the
Rockies and rescue crews were
hampered In digging through
huge snowdrifts 10 reach an
undetermined number Of ma
rooned campers In the snow
bound Montana mountain town
OF Red Lodge.
A record 42-inch snowfall hit
the town OF 5000. Drifts as
high as 10 feet we're reported.
other rescue attempts were
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20 appeal for approval OF the
draft party program that det-
onated the new crisis In rela-
tons between Moscow and Bel
grade.
Mr.. KardelJ's speech. while
hrm In tone. lacked the sting
OF the addresses by Marshal
Tito at the opening congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24
Yuqoslovio Reiterotes
She's Her Own Boss

LJUBLJANA YusoSlavia, April "a H1s-Yugoslavas lead
ms Communist theorst served further notice the Krmln
today that President Tito will stick 10 his policy OF independence
despite the Soviet TO bow TO Moscows dictates
Vice President Edward Kardej, Yugoslavas No. man
after Marshal Tito went before the Yugoav Party CONGRESS