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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-01
Moret
Stages
A Fair

Many foreign countries win
be represented by gift items
and foods on the "Round-the-
World" tables At the "Fete
Champetre" Of the Maret
school on Saturday. The Fair
viii be held on the school
grounds at 5000 Cathedral ave-
nue., beginning at IL am. and
continuing throughout the az
ternoon.
Items will be on sale from
such far away places as In
tonesia. Laos. Pakistan. Leb-
anon. France. Latvia. Thailand.
India. Great Britain. Japan,
Greece. Argentina and Saudi
Arabia-the gifts Of students
and parents from their native
lands.
The Fair, which will benefit
the schools scholarship fund.
is under the general chairman
ship Of Mrs. Richard B. Barker.
The public Is cordially invited.
Typical Of the food offered
for sale at the Fair are the
following recipes.
Pate De Fois
/ pound pork or chicken livers
%-pound dry salt pork side
3 sprigs parsley
/ medium onion
/ Glove garlic
/ tablespoon -four
2 tablespoons cream
Salt and pepper to taste
Put first five ingredients
through food chopper. Then
add -four, cream, salt and pep
per; mix well. Put in covered
baking dish and baks for one
hour at 325 degrees. Chill and
serve cold.
Profiteroles
1 cup water
u stick butter
2 tablespoons sugar
2 cups -four
4 whole eggs
/ beaten egg white
Bring to q boil the water,
butter and sugar. Lower heat
and add -four all at once, STIR
ring vigorously until 1t forms
a smooth mass and dough
leaves sides Of pan. Remove
from heat; cool slightly and
add eggs. one at a time, beat
ing well after each addition.
Then fold in the beaten egg
white. Let stand at room tenn
perature for about 3 hours.
For large cream puffs, drop
piece of dough about the size
of an egg onto ungreased bak-
ing sheet. For small puffS, use
about a teaspoonful Of dough.
Bake at 400 degrees about Is
minutes for small puffs; IS
minutes for larger ones. When
cool. split and fill with cream
that has been whipped and
Sweetened with sugar and va
nilla. Sprinkle with powdered
sugar and serve.
For pronteroles, split, I'LL CEN
tiers with ice cream and serve
with chocolate sauce. Cream
puffs may also be filled with
custard.
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Sticky Buns

When preparing hot roll mix
and the dough is rising, COM
bine u cup melted butter or
margarine with "a cup sugar,
u cup fresh orange juice and
~ teaspoons grated orange
rind. Cook, uncovered, 10 min
utes. Add u cup chopped wal
nuts and spoon into IA creased
az Inch muffln cups. Pinch of
pieces of dough and drop into
cups. Let rise until almost
doubled In bulk. Bake 375 F. rs
minutes or until brown. Turn
tins upside down so that glaze
runs down sides Of buns.
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SUNDAY
Rib Roast Baked Potatoes
Asparagus Corn Pudding
Peppermint Pie Coffee
Peppermint Pie
80 spoon-sized shredded package lemon-h favored
wheat biscuits gelatin
Y cup cocoa i pint vanilla ice cream
Y cup sugar "a teaspoon peppermint
teaspoon grated orange extract
1 tablespoon orange juice
Roll shredded wheat biscuits into fine crumbs makes
Ia crumbs) Melt butter; stir in cocoa and sugar
Heat mixture to boiling point stirring constantly until sugar
completely dissolved Remove from heat Stir cereal.
orange rnd and Juice Grease 9nch pie plate
crumbs bottom and sides Of pie plate Dissolve gelatin
in hot water Add Ice by spoonsfu stirring until
cream is melted Stir in peppermint extract and red food
cooring Chill until mixture will mound when lifted with
a Spoon into cereal she'll Chill until firm Garnish
with whipped cream If desired Six servings.
MONDAY
Beet Hash Spinach
Buttered Onions Golden Salad
Rhubarb Crisp
Golden Salad
crushed pineapple tablespoons sugar
l tablespoon unfavored "a teaspoon salt
gelatin tablespoons vinegar
V cup cold water cup grated carrots
Drain pineapple; reserve sirup. Soften gelatin in cold
water dissolve in boiling water. Stir salt vinegar
and pineapple sup Cool When mixture begins to CONCEAL
add pineapple and carrot Pour into individual mold Chill
until firm Remove from mods onto lettuce cups Garnish
with mayonnaise. Six to eight servings.
TUESDAY
Fried Chicken Rice Crazy
Peas Cabbage Sla,O
Cake With Spicy Chocolate Frosttng
Spicy Chocolate Frosting
squares unsweetened "a teaspoon vanilla
chocolate 31a cups sifted confectoners'
Z tablespoons light cream sugar
or top milk v teaspoon ground cloves
Brown butter in saucepan Add chocolate, stir until
Stir in vanilla and cloves Beat thoroughly Spread on top
and sides Of two s-inch layer cakes
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This dessert is q Treasure.
SUNDAY
Rib Roast Baked Potatoes
Asparagus Corn Pudding
Peppermint Pie Coffee
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToM0TIVE MISC.

HARLEY-DAvIDsON AZ: mechan.
ieally perfect, lots Of extras, $3.50
JE. 4-51S5.
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pEALE. ND UN. T-Sss I
fouR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-06

If YOU ARE NOT occupying your
beach cottage, would be inter-
ested in renting the month Of Aug.
or season. Must be quite nice and
prefer Chesapeake Bay area. Box
2QA-L, Star Sc
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTlNuepl

COBB ISLAND. MARYLAND-PlAr
for the futurel Purchase an all
year retirement home, cottage OF
building site In an established
community OF sound values. JOE
DOYLE, RESIDENT BROKER.
Telephone Clearbrook g-2281.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE eauity
for Wash. area or beach property
6-rm. masonry house, expansiblt
attic: in Harrisburg lPaD suburb
IO 7-164k
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TRAILERs
icoNrlNUEpl

CASH PAID for clean used treilers.
IA USED MOBILE HOME MAR
| KET. 1882 Richmond highway.
alexandria. Va, Ed, 9-6400
UTILITY TRAILER, metal. 4x6x2,
l NTH hlAch. Gah ~ h-nohr
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

HOMESITES - Waterfront an
water view, min. S0'x125'. from
1890 up. Cape Coral. opposite Ft.
Myers on Caloosahatehie River, 5
mi. by water to Gulf Of Mex. In
tos at RALPH d. KAISER AMI
CO, 400 Perpetual Bldg, $40 Ga
ave. Sill. Spg.. Nd. Open daily till
s pm, Sat and Sun. till pm,
JU. $1,000 for free brochure.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BEVERLY BEACH-Cottage, sleeps
8 or. s, beach privileges: ami,
incl. hot water. LII. 2-7bR1
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BRISTOL ACE '5s; $685.; brand
new; white with red top. UNITED
AUTO SALES, 2427 Reedie dr.,
Wheaton, Nd. Lo. 4-S246, Q to y,
BUICK '57 Roadmaster conV.: ex-
eel. cond., 5000 mi, all power
equipped. Am leaving country in
two weeks, must sacrific. Call
Twinoaks 3-7252. latter 8 on
weekdays
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large YR. AROUND HOME. stu,

ated on acre knoll at Cape 81
MsryS. Beautiful view of PatuN.
emit. Must sell. ASKING $4,000
Make offer. Ewes. IA, 5-1030.
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| 4OA1laAA 4NA0AAl
Chevrolet
English Ford Line

English Ford Line
CLIFFORD MOTORS ia. 5-9223
AUSTIN $50 Ago sta. wagon; extra
econom, transp.; extra. spec. price,
5000. Also "a Austin A-40 conv. /:
r. and h., beaut. powder blue, only
5000.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl IA. 7-7722
AUSTIN-HEALEY 1854 roadster
red, black top, new tires: very
good cond.: S1,445 or best offer.
! UN. 4-Sl5g.
AUSTIN HEALEY 1857; will trade
I for late model domestic car: no
dealers. tn. 2-46S6.
AUSTIN HEALEY Sc; SI,S95. ex-
cellent condition: white with red
top, oyerdrive. UNITED AUTO
SALES. 2427 Reedie dr.. wheaton,
Md, 10. 4-S246, 2 to y
AUSTIN-HEALEY IS; white finish,
4-speed gear box. wire wheels, over
drive, heater and tonn: $3.50.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
l40l r. I. AVE. NE. co. 5-S122
Open 7:30-10 Sunday, l0-s
1 BORGwARD '55 sedan. A steal at
81 295.
Continental Motors, Ltd.
I40l r. I. AVE. NE. CO. 5-Sl22
Open 7;30-10 Sunday, 10-s
BRISTOL ACE '5S; S5.3S5; brand
/ AUTO SALES, 2427 Reedie dr.,
Wheaton, Nd. Lo. 4-S246, Q to y,
BUICK '57 Roadmaster conV.: ex-
D a.
I equipped. Am leaving country In
4 two weeks, must sacrific. Call
4 Twinoaks 3-7252. latter 8 on
4 weekdays.
BUICK 1871 Super 4-dr.: origina
| finish, runs perfect one owner
SlS5. RIA. 3-l539.
BUICK '52 2-door Special; !. anc
h., good tires; sacrifice. CT. o.
BUICK $50 VS. 4-dOor: full
equipped utoD gPS STer sos steering saT5 M SR'
NEIL PONTIAC ai1y0; ssso oV WIS ave- we
OIL. $4,000. In the Heart o.
Bethesda"
BUICK 1856 Roadmaster Riviera
sedan; factory air conditioned. full
power, top condition. $4,000 mi
one owner. orig. cost, So, 200. GU
Of town, june II July Z. Car avail
/ July 8. Sl,975 cash. TU. 2-O24U
BUICK 1854 (Estate) 4-dr. statioI
wagon: power steering; owner
These are very scarce. Special
81 ,295. terms.
SOTO Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $500
BUICK '55 Super hardtop: blue an
white, dynatiow. T. and h., powe
steering. etc; Wv. tires: l owner
nice: S1,295.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer
11l4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-43O
BUICK $50 Super VS. hardtop
dynafiow. :: and h.; ivory and blu
finish; $685..
HICKS CHEVROLET
59e9 Ga. Ave. NV. RA. 1910
BUICK $50 hardtop super cdr
black; equipped; S1,695.
HILL & SANDERS
Wash s Oldest Ford Dealer
lll4 Vermont Ave. NV. AID. 4-430
BUICK '55 Special cdr. hardtoI
ss,.s snd n n:u power s'e tsTsa' pGaS
slack and white: s1.3s5.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
Goth and NJ SITS. NV. no. ESQ
BUICK IS Riviera 4-door hardtoT
distinctive 2-tone BLACK and WHIT,
low-miieage' l-oWner car. sp0l
less inside and out: ONO guarar
tee.
DISCOUNT PRICE. Si,4ss
i OLMSTEAD Old
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-s4C
BUICK 81 Special Rivera hard to-
r. and h., Dynafiow. power steerin
power brakes, Jet black finish; 10
mileage. used BY US for eompar
son purpose; full warranty: S2'3S
BENDALL PONTIAC
1925 Prince st.. Alex. Va.
OV. $4,000 open Eve
BUICK '53 little Special 2-doo
equipped: radio and heater, straigl
drive. Perfect in every way $50
KIRK MOTOR co.
1000 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. PAST
BUICK 1855 Special Riviera cd
hardtop; beautiful 2-tone gree
radio. heater, dynahov. . re
beauty; only sl.696.
EATON CHEVROLET
9Th and H NE. IL. thai
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with Transmission. 4 or 8 evil csIi
GA 4-S42S.
FOR SALE, BEAR wheel alignment
rack and complete set Of align
ment tools. in near perfect eono.
81, 200 value for $3.50: easy terms
Call LAD MILLS. AID. 2-36OO
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET SO 4-dr. hardtop; r.
and b., powerelide, white tires, p
tone green and white, like new In
side and out: only 81 ,3Qb.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
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1856 cHRIs-CRAFT; 22-fOot sea
skin: fully equip, incl. fathometer
and compass: excel. cond.; S3,I50.
Shown by appointment only. Phone
JOE SANTULLO, XII. $3.50.
26-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 1Ib-h.p.;
sleeps four; very good condition
VIII. 2-7S71.
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AUsTIN-HEALEY IS; white finish,
4-speed gear box. wire wheels, over
drive. heater and tonn: Sl.595.
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BUICK SO VS. 4-door: fully
brakes: 1885, S95 down. Nc
NEIL PONTIAC, 1920 Wis ave,
OIL. $4,000. In the Heart OF
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lcoNTiNUELl

BUICK 1857 Special 4-dr. sedan
fully equipped; excel cond. S2,075
OWNER. EN-. 2-5021.
BUICK '5S Super; 1900 miles
new-car guarantee; air cond.; al
extras. Save $1,000. Owner leav
ing city S4.lQ5. NO. 7-70S6,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks in
! 3 minutes whether it's paid for
or not. HERSONS, sth and @
NV, DE. 9-4700.
RAISE CASH By refnancine your
home. Licensed conSultant. NO
7-565T, IA. e-S@SO, tevesl
MORTGAGE LOANS IS, 900.
Slb0. o00-Group your debts: lowe
and improvements Quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. only In the state OF
MARYLAND Can Mr.. ROBERTS
Baltic, Nd, day or night, suns
and holidsyL ~ Saratoga 7-404T
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STIN-HEALEY 1854 roadster
1, black top, new tires: very
ID cond.: S1,445 or best offer.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPOT CASH or will sell, rent for
you FREE APPRAISAL. Nd, d. c.
j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-s0S0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000. 6. 4
REALTY CO.
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1856 28-FT, OWENS cabin cruiser
twin l00-h.p. engines, ship-to-
shore radio. sleeps 4: ready to go
$4,000. BOATS, INC, 900 Maine
ave. s.w.
1857 CENTURY CORONADO speed.
boat, 21b-h.p.: used 4 mos; list
$500, plus new boat cover and
other extras: sale, $500 or best
offer. so. 5-5211.
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OUTBOARD MOTOR, Mercury 1850

1857 OWENS FLAGSHIP cabir
cruiser, 22-ft.; brand-new Vyna'
living bridge. many extras incl
Must be seen to be appreciated,
immaculate cond. throughout
May be seen at Belle Haven Boat
Basin. The Intruder" Phon'
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CHRISTMAS COVE, MAINE-shore
cottages, motel, lodge For de-
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
COBB ISLAND, MD.-b-rm. bunga

COBB ISLAND, MD.-b-rm. bunga-
low; garage, freezer, outdoor
shower beaut. furn.. cor. prop.
q lotsl. Must be seen to be ap-
prectated. For appoint. call after
6:3O pm, Ii. 3-1TOl.
LONG BEACH, MD.-Level bay-view
lot, 50xl00: "a block from Bay:
owner unable to use. LA. 9-a35S.
SYLVAN SHORES, RIvA, Md
Home on South River, "a blk
hath, lse. liv. rm; with stone
firepl., combination kit. with din,
I'M. dbl, lot, lge, patio, brick fire-
pl.. many flowers and shade trees;
fronting 2 streets, need minor
repair; attractive hnancing I'M
mediate possession; committing
distance TO d, C.. water and
sewer; M,5OO. BY appt only
VIRGINIA; on the Potomac River
New home. best construction; pine
paneled throushout; bedrooms
hving-dining room, modern kitch.
Sity es ssn Sssn b sSsfent s, t9mnS
price q. B LORRAINE. Richmond
Telephone clearbrook 9-226l.
Federal Bldg, Richmond. Va
virginia properties, SeaShore 4
mountains, Free booklet. Wiz
ginia
LARGE YR. AROUND HOME, stu,
ated on l-acre knoll at Cape ST
MsryS. Beautiful view of PatuN.
emit. Must sell. Asking S13,950
Make offer, Ewes. IA. 7-1030.
1895 DOWN
Only S4.395 for this bunEaiov
With living rm, Kitchen, bedrm
encl. porch, and partly furnished
Overlooking bay; sand beach, swim
ming and boating.
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
pEALE, ND UN. 7-ss9
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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GREAT LAKES late SO: as n.
Cash or Terms. Washer, drier, air-
eond. optional. CT. S-5b6p.
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$1,695
POHANKA OLDS

SOhANhA OLDO
USED-CAR CENTER
New Fiat on Display
Piney Br. Rd. and Univ. Blvd. Z.
Silver Spring 80. 3-1s56
PUCK 1855 Special 4-dr. sed. /:
blue, standard shift, heater, safe
car; S1,395. VIII. 6-42S3.
BUICK '55 Roadmaster: fully auto,
air-cond.. low mileage. will I'm.
Wv. tires, S1,525. DU. 7-2SS3.
BUICK 1857 4-dr. hardtop Century
model; $3.50: fully equipped
1000 miles. | owner since new
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Conn.
BUICK 1853 4-dr.; T., h., and auto
trans; a real buy that is ready
for the road; only $595.
BOWMAN
Studebaker-Paekard Mercedes
1900 GA. AVE. RA. 6-1122
CADILLAC 1871 Fleetwood Series
| 81 convertible coupe; outstand-
/ ing condition, new custom white
lined canvas top. four brand new
Vogue S50x15 white-wall tires,
7-coat hand-rubbed black lac
quer repaint lob with mirror fin
I
stem to stern including interior,
red leather upholstery, ring Job
1854. valve lob 1858, hydramatic
transmission overhauled 1857,
most motor parts and battery
new: springs, shocks new; Seal
beams, new rubber sealing
throughout 80 900 total mileage
Registered with Classic Car Club
Of America. Magnificently beauti-
/ full and powerful car for some
one who appreciates quality OF
pre-war era. Highest bidder above
/ S1,550. Call EN-. 3-0074 between
> and 8 pm. Sunday.
CADILLAC '46, Al shape; $4,000
actual mi. Must see to appreciate
Best offer. JU. 5-9175.
CADILLACS (2)-'54 4-dr. sedan
Model 80; power steering and
brakes, r. and h; S1.595 1885,
4-dr. sedan, Model $3.50; powei
steering and brakes, 7. and h.
special interior: $685. Boil
cars chauffeur driven. excel. cond
Call DU. 1881 after 8, anC
week ends DU. 7-7s60.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
OuriSman-Mand

ALLARD - Competition model;
Chrysler Full-House engine: ready
for the track. The one and only
in this area.
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GARAGES
rRAILERS

FIREPROOF GARAGES for rent,
perfect for storage RA. 3-4577
Sat, sun. or after $50 Wkdys. =
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET IS

DE LUKE 2-DR. SEDAN
r. and h.; garase-Kept. i-owner
car: low mlleage: Immaculate con-
dition; S095 PULL, PRICE.
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CLIFFORD MOTORS ia. 5-922s
AUSTIN SO AGO sta. wagon; extrs
econom. transp.; extra. spec. price
5000. Also "a Austin A-40 conv.
r. and h., beaut. powder blue, only
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CADILLAC "a 4-dr.: Fleetwood
body, all power access, Wv. tires;
2-tone finish; r. and h., hydra
matte: exceptional value for 81, 1915.
CIRCLE DISCOUNT, Cor. gath and
Penna. ave. NV. FE. $4,000.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

Beverley Beach Cottages
Rented by Week or Month
BRYANT REAL ESTATE
University 7-20SI
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AUSTIN HEALEY Sc; SI,S95. ex-
eellent condition: white with red
top, oVerdrive. UNITED AUTO
SALES. 2427 Reedie dr.. Wheaton,
| Nd In A-2nlR O Tn q
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BUILDERS

2 finished lots, S5-ft. front, ready
to so. Price includes laterals and
streets. Call Mr.. Lynch, LYNCH
CO, VIII. 6-471S.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11

DETROIT, LR - The auto in dustry, gearing to model pro duction and rosy expectations for the 1859 model year, has an- nounced plans to call back laid off workers-many of them idle since late last fall.
 General Motors, Ford and Chrysler said more than 180,000 will be recalled by November as the big three swings into full 1859 production.
 First back will be some 42,000 Chrysler workers-the majority of them Aug. 18 when the com pany starts output on the new Dodge, DeSoto, Chrysler and Im- perial cars.
 General Motors hourly rated employees will be increased from fewer than 100000 to more than 325,000 between now and mid November. And nearly 40,O0O workers will be recalled at Ford from the low point of 1859 model changeover to early November.
 A Ford spokesman said a na- tionwide peak of 102,500 en- ployees is expected there at the height of 1859 production.
 In the first quarter of 1857
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
Alaska International
 Rail & Highway Comm. To Continue Till 1860

WASHINGTON, R - Presi- dent Eisenhower signed a bill Friday extending until March 1, 1860, the life of the Alaska Inter national Rail and Highway Com mission.
 The bill also increases the con- missions spending authorization from $75,O0O to $3O0,00O.
 The commission, scheduled to expire Aug. 1, was set up two years ago to study Alaskan trans portation problems and recom- mend new routes for rail and highway links between the Uni ted States and Alaska and within the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
Auto Industry To Call Back Some
 l8O,OOO Workers By Mid-November

General Motors had 387, ,000 hourly rated employees; Ford had 143,000 and Chrysler had 108,000.
 With production and earnings off generally throughout the in dustry this year, the auto makers have looked to recoup with the 1859 models.
 The recalls came as the Michi- gan Employee Security Commis- sion reported that unemployment in the state hit a new high of 475,O00 in mid-July. and as the international executive board of the United Auto Workers Union met in secret to map an offensive on the deadlocked new contract talks.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
Ike Appoints Woman To
 Civil Service Commission

WASHINGTON, lRl Presi- dent Eisenhower today nominated Mrs Barbara Bates Gunderson, Republican National Committee woman from South Dakota, to be a Civil Service commissioner.
 Mrs. Gunderson, Al, would re- place Bernard l.. Flanahan, who resigned recently under Con- gressional charges that he falsi- fled his government application forms.
 White House press secretary James Hagerty said Mrs. Gun derson would resign her COP committee post upon Senate con- firmation of her nomination to the commission Her term would expire March l, 1861.
 Letter-size and legal file folders available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
Sen. Gore Renominated In Tennessee Primary

NASHVILLE, R - Sen. Al bert Gore was renominated in yesterdays Tennessee Democratic primary and virtually complete returns today put Buford Ellington on the ticket with him as the gubernatoria1 nominee.
 Gore easily outdistanced for mer Gov. Prentice Cooper of Shelbyville, who struck hardest at Cores moderate civil rights stand and what Cooper called his ad- vocacy of "global giveaways."
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
Alaska Law Extended To Indian Reserves

WASHINGTON, R - Presi- dent Eisenhower signed bill Friday extending the effect of Alaska law to it's Indian reser- vationS.
 The bill was prompted by federal court ruling at Anchor age dismissing charges of statu- tory rape brought against two Indian youths arrested on a res ervation. Statutory rape is crime under Alaskan Law but not under federal law.
The Nome nugget., 1958-08-11
ICY Votes To Continue Program
 Through 1859

MOSCOW, R - The commit ee of the International Geophysi- cal Year Saturday formally ap- proved a Soviet plan to extend the great scientific research pro- gram for another year.
 The committees closing session also heard US. scientists voice regret that the Russians have not yet agreed to full and auto matic sharing of knowledge from their rocket and earth satellite experiments.
 The decision for an extension of ICY must be ratified by the International Council of Scientific Unions, the parent body of ICY, but this is expected to be for mality.
 Then it will be necessary to get the participating govern ments to agree to foot the bill. More than 50 governments are taking part in the 18-month pro- gram which will end next De cember.
 The extended program would be known as International Geo. physical Cooperation 1959." The decision was accompanied by recommendations for many of the ICY studies of the earth, sun and oceans to be put on perma- nent or at least a long-term basis.
 Resolutions called for a study of the possibility of permanent or long-term agencies to conduct research in the fields of space satellites, sun and ionsphere.
 Also approved was the starting of world magnetic study in 2 few years to chart the earth's magnetic changes.
 The International Council al ready has established specia. committees to put research in the Antarctic and oceanography on g long-term basis.
 These decisions were the big gest accomplishment of the gathering of about 400 world scientists who have been meeting here for 10 days to discuss the results of ICY.
 Soviet delegates, in urging ex- tension of ICY, said the world wide studies were yielding mag nificent results. But they said some, especially in the iono- sphere, cosmic rays and auroras were not far enough along to bring maximum results.