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The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-22
Officiol W9athar Ra0o ort
Arizona

jan: jan: Is S 3
Raloh, Aaan, end Raymond cane back from
1.-THE tor" last week. They caTroad out in
the cold END snow.
Chuck Putesov an7 Hardy Jcnes cane hone
1est Friday. So di6 Daniel Koska.
Januery 18th Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Tilousi
and anachild, Laota Tilousi. cane beck
fror Flagstaff, Arizona where they spent
p couole Of months
Satur ay, January 11th, Wilfred Sinyel1a
was brought to Hilltop by DR.. and Mrs.
Stauffer. He is locking very we'll and
he had his first hair cut today; it was
given t. hin by his Uncle Chuck.
Eddie Har1iareek Gene back h ne Tuesday,
January IL, 1858. He has been away from
SuDai suite a while. He was in the Grand
Cany on me nj aht before he carae back.
D. Dwight Charbers took his first Steps
on January 18th. He was che year and one
week ole at the tine.
MIR. an Mrs. Collins, Fl orence Marshall,
Minnie Marsha11, ans Nancy Lee Wascogare,
all went to town Sunday afternoon. Duke
took ther &c Ei11tor. It was a coco trip.
Reed Watahc nigie went tc town Sunday wi tn
Juan enc Wil1iar2 As they went back to
their hcmes at Grand Canyon.
Mark Hanna cane back h~re yester9ay. He
hes been u' in Peach Strings for long
time vi sit ne Arthur val ker.
This mornine Hardy jones and Foster Mer-
shall went out in the Public Health an
bulance to abe ut their teeth.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-22
Council Meeting

The Havasupai Tribal Council Mseting Was
held last Saturday at the School. The
following members were present: Chat rman,
Juan Sinyel1a, Vice-C Chai rman, Lee Mar shall
Secretary, Lenual Paya, Sub-chiefs Flynn
Wptahoni gle and William Little Jin and
Member, Bella Wescog ane. One member re-
ported that the first part Of the meeting
was nroughn but things smoothed out and
a good many business matters were taken
care Of by the Council.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-22
Surprise

About noon last Saturday the Luke Air
Base helicopter cane in and surprised all
of US. It brought clothes, food, toys,
baby chair, and several other things
for the peop1 down hare. Reed Wat tahoni-
gle was in charge Of this surprise and
the comm ttee working wi ith hin had the
following MEMBERS IN it: Edith Putesoy,
Ramona Marshall, Faye Paya, end Virginia
Siyuja we'll as the following men:
Duke diticava, Louis Eanyella. Foster
Marshall, and Fred Ha.idreez. The big
'copter made seccnd trip in about 2:3O
the sane afternoon. W. bell eve the Boy
Scouts Of the Crei ghton School in Phoenix
Arizona sent ell Of these things. Thank
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-22
The Sup al We ekly News

beIa Wescogane. ......... January 7, 1894
Clark Jack ............. January 5, 1907
"Haopy Birthday" to you two whom we
left out Of the January list Of birthdays
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Your Vote Is Important

One little vote make difference in com munity of this size
 Apathy and dsinterest in the affairs of the conn munity is failure to of the freedoms which make US a free country.
 Tomorrow you asked to decide as voters, if Nome should extend the privileges of 20year fran chise to new telephone company giving the commu- nity two telephone companies.
 Both the Alaska Telephone Co.,, which has been here for 50 years, and the Nome Telephone Co.,, re- gently incorporated have been thorough in presenting their views Much of the business of the community is left to the Nome City Council with the community taking part only when they displeased with their action.
 This matter is up to the voters themselves to decide Voters eligible who 21 years of age older have lived in Nome at last 30 days and in Alaska for year If you eligible, then back your council by voting tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Pentagon Asks Congress for Space-Age Defense

WASHINGTON, RATop Pen tagon officials asked Congress Saturday to authorize major parts of President Eisenhower's emer- gency program for space-age de- lenses.
 Headed by Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas and Asst. De- fense Secretary Floyd s. Bryant, the officials were called to ex- plain key requests to the House Armed Services Committee.
 These items-all for the Air Force-account for $549,670,000 of the $1,26O,OOO,0O0 in new de- fense funds the President request ed on an emergency basis for the fiscal year ending June 30.
 Pending before the committee is a bill to authorize:
 l. Further development of the SAGE system, which blends cleo tronic and mechanical brains to provide lightning fast guidance for aircraft, missiles and rockets called into action against ap- preaching enemy planes. For this the Air Force asks $29,670,0O0.
 2. Work on a system to flash warnings of oncoming enemy bal listic missiles, $189 million.
 3. Facilities to make possible wider dispersal of bombers of the Strategic Air Command, $194 million; alert facilities for SAC, $24.6 million.
 4. A total of $112, 100000 to de- velop and procure long range bal listic missiles.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
1858 Construction In Alaska Down By $72 Million

SEATTLE R-Heavy construc- ton in Alaska this year will be around $1O2 million, compared with STA million in 1857, the Trade magazine Pacific Builder & Engineer predicted Saturday..
 Alaska was listed as the only area where heavy construction will decrease, due to decline in military projects.
 The magazine predicted heavy construction in Washington, Ore gon and Idaho this year, spurred by highway work, will be more than $200 million greater than in 1857.
 For the three northwest states the construction total and the in- -creases were estimated at:
 Washington, $798 million, up $153 million; Oregon $358 million, up $45 million; Idaho, SITS mil lion, up $11 million.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Air France to Operate Paris s-Tokyo Route Thru Anchorage

ANCHORAGE, R-Air France has definitely decided to operate its newly franchised Paris s-Tokyo transpolar route thru Anchorage, the Anchorage Chamber of Com merce board of directors was in formed Friday.
 In letter from the airline's New York office, Air France off cials said it plans to put thru four weekly flights instead of the two originally planned.
 The flights will be inaugurated in April, they said, and asked for information as to hotel accom- modations for staff members.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Voodoo's Rocket Able to Down Many BOmbers

ST. LOUIS R-The Air Forces F-1O1B Voodoo will be equipped with new air-to-air atomic rocket capable of downing an en- tire formation of bombers.
 The rocket is the Douglas NIB HI Genie, described as the most devastating weapon of it's kind in the nations arsenal.
 The F-101B is manufactured by the Mcdonnell Aircraft Crop. of St. Louis. It is a two-seater yer sion of the Air Force F-101A fighter-bomber which recently set an official world speed record of 1,107.6 miles an hour. Speed of the F-101B has not been disclosed.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
Fishermen Unions Demand Action to Stop Japanese Exploiting

WHITE ROCK, B.C., REFish- er1nen representing 10 unions in Alaska, Canada and the US. de- manded immediate steps Satur- day to prevent Japanese fleets from exploiting North Pacific salmon in the Bering Sea area"
 In a resolution, the delegates to the meeting urged the US. and Canada to negotiate with Japan an immediate change in the inter national salmon fishing boundary.
 The resolution urged that the boundary be moved west from 170' w. Long. to 17O0 E. Long. which would move the boundary west by some 800 miles to Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: George and Judy Shoogukuwrk, Carrie Seegoonik, Anita Pasquan, Loretta Wald- helm, Katherine Ezeukemeuw.
 Discharged: Ben Chase, Ellen Boyd, Howard Nunuruk, Mary Bergamaschi, James Rogers.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-13

Entered second class matter October l4 le43 at post effiee ek Nome Alaska. under Act of March 1a
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

tanto ansiaba. Pensando so.
bre ell .asunto y teniendo en-
cuenta 10 c0rrecto y simpa.
tico que es ell joven de quien
lie hablo, he llegado a pensar
81 la causa de SUI despego Sc.
"a que esta NAL de fondos. La
noche- que salimos me invite
esplendidamente y aunque
Sc que vive de un salari0, no
creo que ell que gastase unos
cuantos d6lares pueda haberle
importado. 4Que cree us.
ted?
Rosaura
Naturalmente, no puedo
saber la razon por la que ell
joven no desea salir con us.
ted, pero bien pudiera ser la
causa que listed sehala. Stem.
pre- me ha causado asombro
la falta de consideration de
algunas muchachas para ell
bolsillo del galan que las
acompafa. No digo que este
sea su case, pero es precise
pensar 10 que supone un plan
de diversion nocturna para
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

pierna y en- los hoyos Sc lie
ponen las ciruelas pasas envuel-
tas en- tiras de bacon. Despues
de dorado la pierna, Sc cubre
con aqua y Sc deja una bora sin
moverla. Despues Sc vira y Sc lie
pone mitad del azucar y Sc deja
reposar. I'm ratio; al cabo del cual
Sc lie anade la Malta. (cerveza).
Pasado otro ratio Sc lie pone Ell
resto del azucar Y la otra GER
veza.. Sc pinoha de vez en- GUAM
do y cuando ell tenedor salga
suave es senal de qua va esta
cocinada - para entonces va ell
aqua. Sc habra consumido. De-
be cocinarse al principle a fue-
go viyo y. despues a fuego lento.
Sc adorna con ruedas de pima
de lata y mermelada de fresa.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
NOCHE DELICIOsA


Querida Amaranta: Entire
los muchachos que me corte.
jan, hay uno que goza de mis-
preferencias. LO conoci hace
aproximadamente tres nieses
y he salido con Ell varias We.
ces. Ibamos juntos al cine, a
tomar un cocktail o senci.
llamente de paseo. Ultima.
mente, por gustarme mucho
Ell bale, lie di a entender que
me gustar1a salir con Ell un
sabado .por la noche. Salimos
en- efecto y Ell, muy galante
y cabsllero, me invite a ce.
mar y a ir a I'm "night.club",
llevandome despues a casa en-
taxi. Pasamos juntos una no.
che deliciosa, pero he aqui mi
asOmbro: desde entonces no
me ha vuelto a lamar por te.
lefono. En- vista de ESQ, fui 20
la que lie lame con objeto de
yer 81 tenIa o no deseos de
volver a salir conmigo alguna
noche; pero, inexplicablemen.
e, me puso un p~retexto para
dar largas q la cita que 70
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
JUAN GuZMAN

Los planetas Venus y Mer.
curio nunca pueden observarsa
a medianoche, sine despues 4
antes de salir ell Sol, por SCI
planetas de orbita inferior a 10
de la TERRA.
Del Talmud: "He vivido to.
dos los dias de mi vida entire
sabios y he encontrado que pa
"a los hombres NADIA hay me-.
jor que ell silencio."
La sed produce la muerte mas
facilmente que ell hambre, por-
que la sangre toma mayor dem
sidad que la natural y difficult
ia al corazon SUI trabajo de ha.
cerla correr por les finos CON-
ductos o vases capilares. ::
Hay en- ell Tibet 400 mil sa-.
cerdoteS para una poblacion de,
cuatro millones de habitantes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

Luno de Mel

Luna de Mel
Sc hallan en-. Miami desde .ha.
ce algunos dias, en- pleno .goce
de su luna de miel, Ell estimado
ganadero puertorriquefio senior
Jose Moran y su gentii esposa
Jerry Maceda de Moran, cuyo
enlace matrimonial fue cele-
brado recientemente en- la eiu-
dad de Belle Glade; Florida, a
donde regresaran a fijar SUI re-
sidoncia =: ~sm = .
Para tan apFeciada pareja,
nuestros deseos fergientes de
que disfruten de largos y ven
turosos amos de dicha conyugal.,
Bodos de- Aigod6i;
Nos eomplace enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitacioheS al senior
Miguel Martinez y sonora, Ra.
mona de Martinez, qtienes ce-
lebran en- esta fecha la grata
OCCASION de .sus 'Bodas'de Algo-
don, segundo aniversario de ma
trimonio. - +ar' I:
Del Peru.
Procedentes de Arequipa, Pc.
ri y en- yiaie hacia Ell norte de
los EFF, w., bacen una corta
@escals. en- Miami e1 senior don
Alfonso Malaga y sehora, a
quienes. saludamos cordialmen.
te y. deseamos unas, vacaciones
muy., placenteras. -.
cumpleohos
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy con motive de la grata
celebration del aniversario de
su ~nacimiento, para ell estimado
cabaHero senior JHan Hertil y
nueStros votos poraue disfrute
de r1uchos amos mas de vida.
sr.:f *** ~.
Vayan nuestras mas caras fe-
licitsciones para ell estimado ca
ballero senior Jose M. Gomez
con motive de la grata celebra-
ci6n de SUI cumpleanos en- ell dia
de hoy.
~ =, 49,. .,
Rodeado del afectoYide sus
amantisimos padres -. celebra-
hoy su. cumpleanos Ell gracioso
nino Carlos Zardoya, hijo del Sc
dor Carlos Zardoys y sonora,
Mercedes de Zardoya, miembros
estinados de nuestra colonia
h-ispanoamericana residente en-
esta ciudad. q. q
Lo felicitamos carinosamen.
tie y lie deseamos una prolonga-
da y prospera vida.
Nos complace enviar un sa-
Judo muy especial a la aprecia-
da dana Guiana sonora Clara
Barroso de Castillo, esposa del
senor Roberto Castillo, con mo-
tiYo de la grata celebration de
IN 4usXo Saniyersario de su ma;
talicio en- Ell dia de hoy.
X r X
Nuestras sinceras felicitacio-
hes para ell apreeiado caballero
senior Isidro Bernabe quien &C.
Zebra hoy. su cumpleanos y nues
tros deseos de- que disfrute de
muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano
dc vida la gentil dana sonora
ElOisa M. de White, esposa del
senior Sloan r. White, y con
tai motive nos complace felici-
tarla de manera muy especial
y desearle muchos, y muy d.
chosos, amos mas.
| X *
Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleahos la culta Sc
norita Marta Gonzalez, hija de
la gentil pareja Guiana tornado
por Ell senior Jose Ignacio Con
zalez y sonora, Estrella Marie.
no de Gonzalez. ~. -,
Vayan para ella nuestras mas
'caras felicitaci6nes y votos por
su ventura personal.
Celebra hoy. la. grata OCCASION
de So cumpleanos 81 inteligente
'hino. James Hen6rickson, hiio
del senior Oliver Hendrickson
y sonora, Chichi Arias de Hen.
Erickson. y con. tai motive nos
eomplace felicitarlo. carinosa.
mente Y desearle muchos amos
mas de vida.
Extra hoy en- I'm nuevo a1o
de vida la gentil senorita Rosi-
bel Aristeguieta, hija de la
apreciada DANA colombiana do
ma Josefina vda. de Aristeguie-
ia, motive por ell cual nos es
grato enviarle nuestras mas ca
'lidss telicitaciones y deseos de
que cumpla muchos, y muy di-
chosos, amos mas,
X 4 r..
Hoy celebra sus cuatro antics
de edad la preciosa ninita Isai-
da Marina RavelO, hija del es-
tlmado caballero dominicano Sc
nor Fernando Ravelo Y sonora,
Yolanda Grillasca de Ravelo..
Vayan para ella nuestras mas
caras fehcitaciones y votos por-
que la vida Sc lie presente plena
de bienestares y a1egrias.
**#
: En- esta fecha llega a I'm nue.
vo ano de su despreocupada
existencia Ell gracioso nino En-
nesto Wales, hijo del senior Err
nesto Wales y sonora, Mary de
Wales, miembros estimados de
nuestra coloria puertorrique-
ma residente en- esta ciudad.
Lo felicitamos carinosamen-
tie y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida, rodeado del afec-
to de sus seres queridos,
X X
Queremos ser los primeros
en- felicitar de manefa muy es-
pecial a la estimada DANA Sc
nora Francisco de Rodriguez
quien celebra en- ell dia de hoy
la grats OCCASION del a~niversario
de su natalicio.
La sonora de Rodriguez fila
su residential en- Miami, al la
do de sus hijos don Francisco
SorianO y sonora, dona Ines
de SOrianO y sus nietos.
Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de
vida -la-gentil seiorita Tina Cas-.
tellon, hija del senior Francisco
Castellon y sonora, Maria de
Castelfon miembros sisstinados
de nuestra colonia hispanoame-
rlcana residente en- esta ciudad.
A las muchas fehcitationes
que reciba con motive de tan
srata OCCASION, unimes Has fiues-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

Fl poema De 10y
Lejon0

Noche de tIuvio tn voz
triste de tieuo mojodo.
Nj corozon p~ensotiyo Sc envovio en- tn frogoneio,
Bojo Ia sonbro, 10 immense -
compression de tn mirodo
que en- mis- suehos coido como una ndsico monso.
Noche de Ituvio T uvoz
Sc unlo Q 10 voz del oeuo. concion de cuno omoroso
Poro mi antique nostalgia.
-Buenos noches. Que profundo
ternuro desconsoIodo rs y
me dieron oil despedirme tus nonecitos heIodos!
eEa- 4I MM#N4
Hoy pienso: ts tobios nunco serdn mics,
y en- Ell fondo serene de mi ~tristezo a
Poso I'm vueIo de sobondono.
Jozmines del Cobo. Noche de indebtedness crises.
%Eroeoncio puro y doiento
de jozmines i~nposibIes.
us Pensomientos tor cioros don luz G TODD 10 triste.
1ozmines del Cobo. Noche de reditociones CRISES.
Ne estd diciendo su ororlo
lo que nunco me d~ijiste
JUAN GuZMAN -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
Siete Amos

Llega hoy a sus siete amos de
edad ell simpatico nino Migue.
Ito Orta, hijo del DR.. Juan A.
Orta C6rdova, y sonora, Marta
de Leon de Orta, miembros es-
timados de nuestra colonia Gu
bana residente en- Miami.
Lo felicitamos carinosamen-
tie Y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida, plenos de bienes-
tares y prosperidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
Cosas Que Debemos Saber

En- algunas parties de Esco-
cia meses antes de nacer la cria-
tura lie dan un nombre mascu-
limo con la esperanto de que sea
var6n, y 81 sale nina Sc lie ACRE
ga la termination ina: Toma-
sina, Georgina, etcetera.
La idea de despertar con ale
gres melodias que muchas esta-
clones de radio ponen en- prac-
tica no es nueva. Los habitantes
de las ciudades inglesas va en-
ell siglo XIV despertaban al son
de la suave musica que los Sc
renos ejecutaban en- sus oboes.
X II X
La nieve rosada en- ell Arti-
CO es debida a plantas micros-
copicas que crecen bajo ella.
Ell color no Sc We de cerca, pc.
70 SUI tinte Sc aprecia desde mas
de treinta metros de altura.
$50
Sc dice Rumania y no Ruma.
mia; Oftalmia y no Oftalmia;
mastil y no mastil; intervalo y
no intefxs1o. 80 ttnnswecYs
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
Ia Boda de Hoy

Hoy, al medic dia, en- la lyle
sia Cat6lica de Santa Teresita
de Jesus en- Coral Gables, sera
solennizado ell enlace matrimo-
NAL de la pella y gentil seho.
rita Daisy Catalina SerranO, hi
ia del senior Angel Serrano y
senora, Dulce RojO de Serrano,
con ell quito caballero senior Es.
teban Jimenez, hijo del senior
Rene Jjmenez y sonora, Marga.
rita de JimeneZ. -. . :.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

FEnllCALES.
1-Medico, familiarmente
2-Aferesis de ahora
3--Que produce putrefaccion
( 4-Naipe espanol
5-Sabalo, PEE
6-Valle de Espana
Reorganization Juvenii, Inc.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04

Nuestras sinceras felicitacio-
hes para ell apreeiado caballero
senior Isidro Bernabe quien ce-
Zebra hoy su cumpleailos y nues
tros deseos de- que disfrute de
muchos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
M4UZQN
~ sentimental
per' A,naranta

Didjanse las consultas a BUzoN SENTIMENTAL, P. o. Box sss.
International Airport. Miami 4s, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores o
lectoras qpe frmen sus cartas con un pseud6nimo o iniciales.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
PIERNA DE PUERCO
A
INGREDIENTES

I pierna de 10 libras
IL libra de ciruelas pasas
/ libra de azucar parda
1 libra de bacon
2 cervezas Malta
Sal Ga gusto)
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-04
METODO

Sc lie hacen hoyos a la pierna
con la punta del cuchillo y Sc lie
pone sal en-, ellos. Sc deja en- Ell
refrigerator, ,toda la noche. Sc
lie quita Ell. exceso. de grasa y Sc
dora, y 81 es mucha Sc hacen
unos chicharrones con dicha
grasa, Sc. pincha- de nuevo la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

carlia Reservoir at 5000 Mac
Arthur boulevard was getting
2.13 inches and Takoma Park,
Md, 1.49 inches.
The Weather Bureau said
more thunderstorms we're likely
this evening, tomorrow and pos
sibly Friday before dryer air
has a chance to move in.
The high winds and trees and
branches falling on wires
caused power failures in the
Southeast section and upper
Sixteenth street in Washing
ton. in Hyattsville. in College
Park and in scattered Virginia
sections. All power was re-
stored early today.
Potomac Electric Power Co.
lost rs feeder lines. Other lines
and line fuses went out in
areas served by Virginia Elec-
trio Power Co., throwing sew
eral hundred homes out Of
electricity for a time.
A dozen or so large trees were
felled in the District. Police
and flremen removed hot wires
knocked down by falling trees
and branches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Gas Tax Decline
Puts Squeeze on
Highway Fund

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. IL
(AP).-The State Highway De-
partment reported yesterday it
barely managed to keep from
going into the red last fiscal
year after revenue collections
from State sources fell $247, 900
short Of estimates.
The biggest decline came in
gasoline tax revenue-$1 mil
lion below estimates - but
higher than anticipated motor
vehicle license taxes and "re-
versions" kept the department
in the black.
Reversions are unspent money
turned back to the department
at the end of the fiscal year.
"A total Of $742,000 was turned
back by the State police, the
convict road force and the Di-
vision Of Motor Vehicles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Electric Storm Hits 15O-MiIe Area;
Bolt Strikes Marine, Trees Fall

Several homes were struck by
lightning. One at 1910 Thirty
fourth street Sc. had part Of q
wall, attic and roof blasted by
the bolt. The television an
tenna of another house was hit
at 1928 Gainesville street Sc.
A bedroom in the home Of
r. c. L. Moncure, 673O Wash
ington boulevard, Arlington,
was hit by lightning. leaving
a hole in the wall. While d.
recting traffic around fire ap-
paratus called to the home,
Police Pvt. Raymond w. Creel.
81, of 34l0 Orchid drive. Falls
Church, was hit by a car. He
suffered leg cuts and bruises.
A 15-year-old girl driving the
car was charged with failure
to keep a vehicle under control.
Several pointS-including a
home at 20 West Mount Ida
avenue. a tree in the 700 block
Of South st. Asaph street and
a trash container at Braddock
road and Mount Vernon avenue
were struck in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13
Jet Plotted
By Colonel
Dives in Boy

An Alexandria (Va) Air Force
colonel is missing today after
his Jet trainer. trailing smoke.
plunged into Chesapeake Bay
near the mouth Of Baltimore
harbor during a storm shortly
after takeof from Andrews Air
Force Base.
Andrews officials identified
the missing man as Col. George
F. Anderson. 43. Of 1909 Tele-
graph road.
Planes and skin divers were
to resume search for the pilot
and wreckage today.
Col. Anderson, assigned TO
the international Security AZ
fairs Section in the ONCE Of
the Secretary Of Defense at
the Pentagon. was heading for
Jacksonville, Fla, in a T-33
trainer. on a combat readi-
ness" training flight. Andrews
officials said.
About 10 minutes after he
took of crewmen Of the Dan.
ish freighter Tilda Dan re-
ported seeing plane, trailing
a plume Of smoke, plummet into
the water near the ship.
A small boat was lowered
from the freighter, but when it
reached the scene, 10 minutes
later, all that remained was a
fuel slick and floating debris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-13

"A hard-hitting electrical
storm pounded a l50-mile
lastsquare area last night, in
juring a Marine by lightning,
knocking down trees and power
lines, damaging homes and de-
posting two inches Of rain in
some places.
The Marine, George D. Will
liams. 20, stationed at GUAM
tico. was struck as he was
adjusting his car radio antenna
at Ninth street and Constitu-
ton avenue NV.
Dazed but not seriously hurt
he walked to a nearby drugstore
for assistance. Treated for elec-
trical shock at Bethesda Naval
Hospital. he was reported in
satisfactory condition.
Gusts up to AZ miles an hour
were clicked as lightning bolts
unleashed rain in torrents.
Between 1854 and 10:49 pm.
the airport weather station
measured .95 inch, more than
half of it falling in q 12-minute
period.
At the same time, the Dale