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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
Montgomery Issues Permits

Spring dr.. Potomac: cost.
S25 900 each: architect. Pat
terson and Worland.
Kahn Construction Corp,
sos Tulsa la, Bethesda,
owner and builder: 7 dwell
lngs nc Singleton and Mel
vern drs., Bethesda: cost.
$4,000 and $4,000 each;
architect. Patterson and Wor-
land.
Alton Harding, $500 Walsh
st., Bethesda. owner: dwell
Ing At AHA Briggs CLANCY
I'd, Colesville: cost. $4,000;
builder, p. q. Burdette.
Bert M. Tracy. 1907 M ct.
NV, owner and builedr; 8
dwellings at 1900 block
Kathryn rd.. Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000 each: architect.
Norman Kertxman.
willis a Slater. Inc, RI. l,
Rockville, owner and builder;
dwelling at $500 Huntover
Ia, Rockville: cost. $4,000.
]. X. Neil. 5s03 Oak pl.,
Bethesda, owner and builder:
dwelling at 540S Edeenloor
Ia, Bethesda; cost, $4,000;
architect, James w. Adams.
Marbury Homes. Inc. 4esi
Bethesda ave-. Bethesda,
owner and builder; dwelling
at 75oo Marbury I'd, BE-
thesda, cost. $4,000: archi-
tect, II. J. Korzendorfer.
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TOO Edmonston dr. Rock
vile, owner: 4 dwellings at
$500 block Denfeld ave-. KEN
sinaton: cost. s7.lO0 each;
architect, Patterson and Wor-
land; builder Devereux q
Son, Inc.
DR.. Ralph Teunis. Gathers
burg, owner: dwelling al Rt.
s5b, oaithersburg: cost. t20.-
900: builder, George Parker.
Melville b. orosvenor. $50
orusvenor L.. Bethesda:
owner: extend dwelling at
$50 0rosvenor Ia. Bethes-
da: cost, e2e.500: architect.
soule a. Donnally: builder.
Muth Bros.
Southern Engineering
Corp, o605 Cameron st..
Silver Spring, owner and
builder: az dwellings at Bap-
cor dr.. Kensington; cost,
$1,000 EACH, architect
Philip Mason.
Small and oreenberg. e6o5
Cameron ave-. Silver Spring.
owner; ~ dwellings at
Charles I'd. and Emden st.,
silver Spring; cost, sl1, 900
each; architect. Jack Cohen;
builder, Community Builders.
Inc.
Oliver T. Carr, sr. and jr..
Mills Building, washington,
owner and builder; 2 dwell
ings at loeio and 1882
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Recent building permits Is
sued by MONTGOMERY County
follow:
George A. Herbert. 1901 W.
University blvd, Silver
Spring, owner: commercial
building at e420 Georgia ave-.
silver Spring: cost. $4,000;
architect, Philip W. Mason.
julius J. Pitrone. i0ole
Lexington st.. Kensington.
owner and builder: dwelling
at 20le Hermitage ave-,
Wheaton; cost. $4,000.
Florens r. ourisman. Ca
thedral Avenue Apartments.
washington, owner: dwelling
at 53ie Ooldsboro I'd, Beth
esda: cost, S3s. 900: architect,
Brown a. Wright Assoc:
builder. Ted r. Lingo.
=. eoueid. Inc, SEAS 18th
st.. NV, Washington, owner
and builder; dwelling at Ss2i
Lenox I'd. Bethesda; cost.
$4,000.
Potomac Electric Power
Co., e2o Il st.. NV, WASH
ington. owner and builder:
electric substation at l2033
Livingston st.. Silver Spring;
cost, t2i. 900.
Robert Lee Betson. Dick
erson. owner and builder;
dwelling ct Wasche I'd.
pickerson: cost, $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

Leo p. vicini. 2407 Bushey
dr.. Silver Spring. owner and
builder: dwelling at 2i0o
Hermitage ave-. Wheaton;
cost. $4,000.
A. Il. Stonestreet, Norbeck,
owner: dwelling At Norbrook
dr.. Olney: cost. $4,000:
builder. p. n. souder.
Franklin Vale Const. Co.,
iii00 Childs st.. Silver
Spring, owner and builder:
dwelling at e40i Weaver st..
Silver Spring: cost. $4,000;
architect, Jack c. Cohen.
Giant Food Properties.
l72e l. st. NV, Washington.
owner and builder; CONNER
cial building ct New Hamp-
shire ave. and Boetler I'd.
silver spring; cost, too,UOO'
architect. Joseph H. Saund-
ers a Association.
Donley Construction Co..
Inc, 400 Mount Vernon pl..
Rockville, owner and builder:
8 dwellings ct 10000 block
Judson rd.. Wheaton: cost.
$4,000 each: architect, John
Samperton.
Walter s. johnson. Mount
Airy, Rt. 3. owner and
builder: dwelling at wacomor
dr., Cedar Grove; cost, u.s.
900; architect. Paul oettle-
man.
Joseph 8. Devereaux, Inc,
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BRADLEY BLVD. "EsTATr-sIIs BURnETrE ROAD
OPEN SUM- 2-7-one Of the most beautiful homes IN the
Wohuooa cree Stately Williamsburg ceono Of majestic auoty
and bssns oere Of gorgeous trees doewOod brood sweeping
lawns end pontnss Wide center rseeptono hoA living room
lsx7 dInina room l5xl7 lovely oIeIsee kitchen bfeoktcs
,oo den I1x4 PLUS ENORMOUS ST.FLooR BEDROOM lsEls
AND FULL BATH irwin sire bedrooms and boths on End floor
DELIGHTFULLY."- AIR CONDITIONED. 2-eor bultin sooss Entire
10 Burdette 3D., right to home.
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MARYLAND

WESTMoRELAND HlLLS-5sl5 cARvEL RoAD-oPEN
elusive neiehbohood Includes smo charming sordsn
wide reception hail. private Daneed den with fireplace poneed rec
room orse airy bedrooms For those who won't large rooms and
not ouv Of Them one Of the best residential Of Woshns
ton this home is must Available for quick possession Priced in
upper 30s. EYES, coll Wo 6-54oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

SILVER SPRINc-I0o77 LoRAIN AvENvE-oPEN SUN.
i3o.6-DeRatsy priced bsIsv market ct $7S5o Certainly should
sell immsd Perfectly immaeuIots 3bedTm brick Ceoaal near
-Four Corners shopping and st. Benadeits lsooR LAVAIo
Fireplace Full basement with outside snt Electric unse and
refrigerator Stair end wotovu eoTpst kxhssh ton Storm
windows Beouu fenced o 81 300 down and approx 500 Pc
month nay buy! Ewes coll o. 64592 From Silver Spring out
coIesve M 10 Forest Glen 3D. left Forest Glen bks to
Lcrsin, right Loroin 10 home.
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SHEPHERD pARK-7eII 18th ST. N.W.-oPEN SUM-, i-6
-mmocuIute brick home beautifully eostsd just months ago
Now owner Is honssnsd. bedrooms, beth: on lnd tloo'
LARGE modern kitchen with breakfast oove Lovely
convenient to oil Schools transportation and Wote Reed ho:po
LOW Low 2Os Out 10Th St. NV to Iris, right to 18th st..
left 10 home. Ewes. coll KE. 7-l5So
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BETHESDA "nlLLAEAD" -slos SWANSEA STREET -
OPEN SUM- l-6-Two-y eoFo spotess. 3bedm, brick spin.
level located better Living room dining room and boil
eopeted Loroe with full bath situated on large fenced
Ridge Rd right on Ridge 3D. Svonseo ST. left Swonsso to
Open" sion
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-29

Miss Donkey Cuddy ran away again END this
time she went int Mecca end Tob ys yard.
wight Chanb bers has had two rides on
Cuddy this week.
Duke Iditicava fell in the rixer last
Thur sday. He went through the bridge
and under it and came out on the other
side Wringing wet. He got up and took
off all his clothes End wrung them cut
put them back IN and went home. His hat
went floating down the river.
Lloyd Honna cane back from the Hanna Hill
top home last Wednesday night.
Yesterday Afternoon three young 1adie
were s zen climbing up the ladder on the
Apache Trail. Lorena Marshall decided to
wait there while Bess lucille Marshall and
RedWing Hunt er vent way up IN top Of the
Rec Wall. Patsy (Raawing) said it WIS
vsry wet up th9re and water was standing
all around. The young ladies' look tired
to6ay.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-29
Pub lie Heo1th

Dr.. and Mrs. J. Marvin Stauffer came TO
the Village yesterday afternoon. Since
he is Sc busy the Doctor had to go back
to Peach Springs todey but he plans to be
back again in three weeks. He said all
Of the folks down here eer to be getting
ekong fine.
Harry J0nes, Oscar Peya, David jones, and
Alberta and Buford Paya all rode to Hi H.
top yesterdey Wi tn the Stauffers. They
ell came on home in the Afternoon.
Reed W. has the new oil stove no and
working in the Oh Lodge. He boneht it
in Kingnan.
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-29
Letters

Dan Hanna wrote to Nr. and Mrs. Collins &
said: "Dear Collins, It has been some
time that did not write you letter.
Well, today, while Tim off on account Of
my teeth being bothering me; I can go beck
to work tomorrow and TN still on the same
job. 7 like my job and the children like
Los Angeles. It is nice to be out Of
that box canyon. Ais AL Honna Will stay.
We both help each other RI ght along. We
nj ght be coming out for Waek's veca-
tion with our chi1dra and all. Veil
take the chi ldren to Supai for vacation.
SO, MIR. Collins, that
is about all say for right now"
Mi SIS jean Peya wrote to the Collins and
said: "Deares MIR. and Mrs. Collins,
an so sorry but never did write to you.
I got that newspaper fran you. Thank you.
We always 60 rock n-roll dance all the
time in Stewart. We always 90 Satur-
days tc see SHOWS about the fastest gun al
live; it is really good. When go down
I could tell you. What ere you doing d2Wn
there in Supai, Arizona7 I an very fine
up here in Stewart, Nevada. We always have
snow and rain and cold, and warn too.
What did you guys get on Christmas Day7
....I an going to close here now. .....
How is Nom and Dad7 Are they fine down
there at homer And how is my grandf ther
and ny granlnother toc?n
The Supai weekly news., 1958-01-29
Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Wescogaue have new
baby girl who has been named Maryanne. She
came into the world on January 24, 1858 at
the Grand Canyon Hospital and she wei ghed
I pounds. Flossie and her daughter left
the Hospital today.
Evening star., 1958-02-02
Continued from preceding page

eyes to be rushed to an eye bank on death so
that some blind person may see again. These
tranSplanted corneas remain transparent enough
for useful vision for years.
Artery gratis = particularly Of the main artery,
the aorta are as dramatic as surgery on the
heart itsei In some cases where the aorta devel-
ops weak spots from disease or injury there is
danger of blowout" The surgeon selects an
aorta of the right size and shape from the blood
vessel bank, takes out the old damaged section
and hooks up the new piece to replace it. Ninety
per cent survive. Of course the transplant is
gradually replaced as the body builds new tissue
on this scaffold.
Metal Plates, Pins And Mesh
Nerve, too, can be grated. Here, however, is
a special problem. The grated nerve serves only
as a pathway for nerve fibrils to grow through.
This takes weeks sometimes months - but
more often than not the nerve eventually reaches
the muscle or other organ it is
Evening star., 1958-02-02

it or not, arteries - made Of nylOn or dacron
fabric similar to tafeta have given good service.
What next? Whole organ transplants! A kid
ney has been successfully tranSplanted from one
twin to another. TranSplants Of some endc-
crime glands are successful in laboratory animals,
though in man only parathyroid glands have been
grated successfully. Lung transplants have been
done in animals.
But it will take years Of research before organ
tranSplants become commonplace, so take good
care Of the ones you were born with!
GUARD YOUR HEALTH: Watch for more
ANA authorizes articles In future issues.
Evening star., 1958-02-02
Metal Plates, Pins And Mesh

destined 10 operate.
Metal has been used in repair
jobs. Silver once was popular, but
tantaIum causes less reaction and is
non-magnetic. Plates Of it cover
skull defects, pins and nails and
screws of it hold bones together,
and as a wire mesh it is woven into
the belly wall to strengthen the
repair Of large herniaS or ruptures.
Even cloth has IFS place. Believe
Evening star., 1958-02-02

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Evening star., 1958-02-02

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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07

WASHINGTON, Up Secretary
of the Treasury Andersen told
Congress today tax cut is not
warranted now as a stimulant to
snap the economy out of the cur
rent recession.
Il have heretofore stated, :"
Anderson said, shat I can con-
ceive of situations where tax re-
auctions might appropriately be
brought into play to help the re-
sumption of economic growth.
at is our judgment that the
present condition of the economy
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
BY FRANK w. vAILLE

WASHINGTON, Up = Alaskan
statehood advocates put out eau
tious feelers today to assay the
effects Of an appeal by Senate
Republican leader Knowland for
prompt action on statehood for
Hawaii as well as for Alaska.
Knowland coupled his state
ment yesterday that if assurances
aren't given that the Hawaii bill
will be taken up in the Senate
Immediately after the Alaska bill,
a move undoubtedly will be made
to combine the two.
Some Alaskans promptly inter
preted this as a move to scuttle
the Alaska bill, which is general
ly conceded this year to be in a
stronger position than the Hawaii
measure.
Secretary of the Interior Sea-
ton was i'll at his home and I'M
available for comment. One Of
his aides who is familiar with the
statehood picture said he regards
Knowland's appeal as simply a
request for fair play"
This official recalled Knowland
scheduled both the Alaska and
Hawaii bills for separate action
in 1854 when the Republicans
controlled the Senate. He brought
up first the Hawaii bill, which
already had been passed by the
House. The Alaska bill was tied
to it through an amendment Of
fered by a Democrat. The joint
bill then died in the House.
Hawaii would be a state today
if that amendment had not been
offered" the Seaton aide said.
Cali Senator Knowland's asking
for now is assurance that it will
be considered"
Delegate Bartlett continued to
decline comment on Knowland's
statement pending check to de-
termine whether it may delay
Senate action on the Alaska bill.
Until Knowland had his say, it
had appeared the Senate would
act soon on the Alaska bill.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
First ICBM Unit
To be Operational
By December, 1859

WASHINGTON, Up Secretary
Of the Air James H. Douglas said
today the first operational us.
unit armed with an Intercontin-
entail Ballistic Missile QCBND will
be at its post by Dec 1889
Douglas told the House Armed
Services Committee the missile is
the Air Force Atlas, which is de-
signed carry an atomic or by
drogen warhead $3.50 miles.
Douglas testimonf, partially
made public in prepared form,
provided official confirmation of
reports the Air Force is approach
ing the point of declaring the At
las as a battle-ready weapon.
While Douglas did not say
where the Atlas unit will be sta
toned, it was considered certain
to be the new ICBM base near
Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Atlas has been flight test
ed four times from the Cape
Canaveral Missile Center, Doug
las said, and the ''last two, of linn
tied range, were completely sue
cessful."
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Alaska Delegation
Appalled, At Sen.
Knowland's Suggestion

WASHINGTON, Up - Alaska
Rep" Ralph Rivers said yester-
day he was appalled," at a Re-
publican threat to attempt to add
Hawaii to the Alaska statehood
bill, unless assurances are given
that consideration of Hawaiian
bill will follow action on the
Alaska bill.
Rivers declared shotgun mar
riages'' Of the two bills had
failed in the past.
Sen. Knowland, Senate Repub-
lican leader, said the adrninistra-
ton considers it inadvisable to
take up Alaska without consider
ing Hawaii.
"This move of Sen. Knowland's
after a White House conference
at which the statehood bills were
discussed" Rivers said, seems
likely to be a fatal blow to AL 8
aska's statehood chances at this
session unless Secretary Seaton,
who is power in this admins
tration, and some Of our other
friends, can get the administra-
ton to reverse this decision, or
unless such motion is defeated
on the floor Of the Senate"
Alaska "Sen." William Egan
said the new development "com-
picates the situation in an area
in which we believe substantial
agreement had been reached"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07

senting the employees of a single
employer"
Romney suggested any COM
pany which approaches a domin-
ant place in a basic industry be
compelled to split itself.
The breakup point, he suggest
ed, should come when firm ex-
ceeds IS per cent of the total
sales in its industry.
Actually, he explained, only
General Motors and Ford would
be affected at this time.
And dispersal of the JAWS
bargaining power, he argued,
would lift the auto producers
from "underdog" status and re-
store them to equality at the wage
bargaining table.
Already, Romney commended
the lag in auto sales and the in
flux of small foreign cars have
provided evidence that a con-
tinued auto wage price spiral
will price American car manu-
facturers out of the . markets.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Stassen Rumored On His
Way Out AS Disarmament
Adviser to The President

WASHINGTON, RAHarold E.
Stassen said today after talking
with President Eisenhower that
he is continuing for now" as
Eisenhower's special disarma-
ment adviser.
Stassen said, however, he still
is considering running for gov
ernor of Pennsylvania.
He said he must soon make a
decision on whether to quit his
present job and seek the COVER
norship.
The 50-year-old Stassen, re-
portedly on his way out as U. S.
disarmament negotiator met with
Eisenhower about As minutes.
In reply to a question, he said
he would meet again with Eisen-
hover = "at the Presidents re-
quest"
Stassen's talk of seeking the
Republican nomination has been
greeted by Pennsylvania COP
leaders with a lack of enthusiasm.
Stassen laughingly declined to
comment on published report
which named White House chief
of staff Sherman Adams as the
source of news stories saying Eli
senhower had decided Stassen
must go.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
MATS to Reinvestigate
Shorter Great Circle
Route to The Orient

SEATTLE, R,AThe commander
of the Military Air Transport
Services 17O5th Air Transport
Group at McChord Air Force
Base, Tacoma, said yesterday the
use of the North Pacific route for
troop and cargo movement to the
Far East is being reinvestigated.
Col. Robert E. Booth, speaking
before the Seattle Chamber of
Commences Aviation Division,
said the North Pacific route is
one-third shorter than the Cen
trail Pacific route now in use.
Travis ALB, Calf, now is the
West Coasts aerial port Of en-
barkation for the Orient.
The Chambers Aviation Divi-
sion also received a. letter from
the Northwest Alaska Chamber of
Commerce protesting petition
by Pan American Anyways to
suspend once-weekly service be-
tween Fairbanks and Nome.
Ed Swofford, PAA's Pacific
Northwest and Alaska director,
said sufficient service between
Fairbanks and Nome was being
provided by Wien Alaska Air
lines, which has six flights a
week between the two cities.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
President Of American Motors Corp.
Suggests Congress Split Ford Motors
And c. M. Into Smaller Companies

WASHINGTON, REThe presi-
dent of American Motors Corp.
today urged Congress to break up
General Motors and Ford into
smaller companies and split the
bargaining forces of the United
Auto Workers.
Otherwise the spring auto wage
bargaining may send another
blockbuster chain reaction wage
price spiral across industrial Am
ERICA" said George Romney. His
testimony was prepared for a
Senate antitrust subcommittee
studying auto industry price pol
icies.
Romney, whose company is one
of two comparatively small in
dependent producers surviving,
declared economic power in the
automobile industry should. be
limited and divided"
To curb what he called union
monopolies," he proposed the
power to bargain with big firms
in any basic industry be lodged
with unions Exclusively repre-
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Wants Statehood For
Alaska, Hawaii Considered Together

WASHINGTON, Up - Senate
Republican leader Knowland said
Thursday the administration con-
siders it inadvisable for Congress
to take up Alaska statehood leg
islation without considering Ha-
wall statehood also.
Knowland said he has long
favored statehood for both terri
tories, and that is the position OF
the Eisenhower administration.
He said he had informed Sen.
Johnson of Texas, the Senate
Democratic leader, that general
survey Of opinion has disclosed a
feeling that Hawaii statehood
should be called up for Senate
consideration Immediately fol-
lowing action on the Alaska bill.
Knowland said he told Johnson
that if such assurance could not
be given, undoubtedly an amend
ment would be offered to attach
the Hawaii statehood bill to the
Alaska bill.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Stromboli and Etna
Become Active

MESSINA, Sicily, 1.-TWO Of
Italy's most active VOLCANOES,
Stromboi and Etna, are erupting
but there was no immediate
threat to farms and villages
around them.
Stromboli on a Mediterranean
island north of this Sicilian port,
went into action yesterday after
almost two years Of rest. It sent
a small stream of lava kissing
down one slope toward the sea.
Etna, 10,700-foot volcano on
Sicily, north of Messina, has been
in state of intermittent activity
for more than four months.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Treasury Secty. Anderson Says Tax
Reduction Now Is Not Warranted

does not warrant such action
now however, we must con-
tinue to examine developments
as they progress from month to
month, with a willingness to use
this or other methods of stimu-
lation if conditions should require
them"
Anderson phrased the state
ment in testimony before the
Senate-House Economic Commit
tee at hearing on President Eli
senhower's recent economy mes
sage to Congress.
Eisenhower said in his news
conference on Wednesday that
tax reduction could be held as
tool to give the economy lift.
But he did not recommend cut
and cautioned against e"going too
far with trying to fool with our
economy"
Anderson struck generally
optimistic tone in his prepared
statement and gave the commit
tee this pledge:
Neither initiation nor defla-
ton will be allowed to run a
ruinous course"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1958-02-07
Brrr-It's Cold Out There
(By The Associated Press

lbD Inc ASSOCIATED PTeSS)
"A cold wave rolled across the
Midwest today and headed into
the east.
Temperatures plunged to 20 at
International Falls, Mimi, g at
Bismark, ND, A at Minneapolis
and st. Paul, g at Des Moines,
2 at Green Bay, Wis, and i at
Omaha, Neb., and Moline, Ill.
The mercury slipped to 7 above
in Chicago but shrank to zero in
some northwestern suburbs. St.
Louis had 10 above and Kansas
City II above.
Freezing drizzle, snow and sleet
formed slippery surface on
roads and streets in an area that
extended from the Tennessee and
Ohio valleys across Pennsylvania
to Long Island and southern Con-
necticut.