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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-03-12

Uredna probava
Hrana treba biti zdrava i
dovoljno hranjiva, sto razno-
licnija, a uz pripremanje jela
treba jesti dovoljno sirove
hrane, voca salate.
Odrastao covjek treba u
zimati 4-5 umjerenih obro-
ka. Odjednom ne valja nj
kada previse JEST, a najmanje
ma vecer pred san. Preko-
mjerna upotreba zacina pre-
wise razdrazuje probavilo, je-
la ne smiju biti previse ljuta,
slana i kisela. Dobro je klo-
niti sc alkoholnih plea, jer
ne koriste nicemu. Svako je-
10 treba dobro sazvakati, a
topla jela neka budu samo
mlaka, a nikako vruca, isto
kao sto nj hladna plea neka
ne budu ledena. Osobito ME-
gu treba posvetiti ustima
zubima, koji su prvi ma udan-
Gu, pa in valja redovito ispi-
rati cistiti. Prevruca iii pre-
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
O.E.S. INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

New officers were installed Monday evening for the Alaska Chapter No. 1, Order of Eastern Star with LiIlie Lewis, outgoing matron, as installing officer.
 Music throughout the cere- mony was by Dorothy Young at the piano with Barbara Mecklen- burg, so1oist.
 Lillie Lewis was presented a beautiful Alaskan hernatite neck lace and caring set from the chap ter on terminating her second year as matron. She also received lovely evening bag from her officers. Her son, Harry Lewis who was Worthy Patron, received a tie bar from the officers and the appropriate lapel pin from the chapter.
 New officers include: Worthy Matron Mildred Harwood, Herb Jenks WP, Doris Wilke AM, Jack Reed AP, Helen Dunbar, Sec, Ellen Lyle Treas, June Jefferies Conductress, Ruth Reed Associ- ate ConductresS, Dick Miller, Chaplain, Lillie Lewis, Marshall, Emily Boucher Organist; Star Points Nancy Goodrich, Marge Bohrer, Beverly Morgan, Ellen Waldhelm, and Barbara Martin; Willard Mecklenburg Warder, and Harry Lewis Sentinel.
 Refreshments were served fol- lowing the meeting by visiting members Christine Angel, Mar garet Wilson, Mary Blattler, and members Eunice Bergland, Thos. Martin, and Bill Cameron.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with occasional snow and easterly winds tomorrow 15 to 20 mph. Temperatures over the whole period around 20 degrees. Lowest temperature expected to- night Is to 20 degrees, and the high tomorrow 20 to 25.
 Nome data last "A hours as of 2 am. today: highest temperature P, lowest g. Max. wind IS mph from the north. Sunrise at 9:14 a.n1., sunet at 3:13 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature Is, lowest 8. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 35 in 1929, lowest 30 in 1919.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Claude c. Bowers,
 Democratic Diplomat, Dies In Manhattan

NEW YORK, R - Claude G. Bowers, historian, lbiographer and diplomat, died last night at his home in Manhattan. He was 79.
 Bowers was ambassador to Spain from 1883 to 1889. He re- signed from the post when the United States recognized Fran cisco Franco, victor in the Span ish civil war.
 Subsequently, he was named ambassador to Chile and he re- mained as the American envoy to the South American country until 1853, when the Eisenhower administration took office.
 He won Chile's highest decora- tion, the Order of Merit. A book he wrote on his experiences there "Chile Through Embassy Win dows," is to be published here in a few weeks.
 Many of Bowers historical and biographical writing dealt with the period of Thomas Jefferson, and he was considered leading authority on Jefferson's beliefs and career, and was a dedicated Democrat.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Spanking Costs Teacher S75O \

HOUSTON, Tex, R-A spank ing administered by a school teacher was worth $75O to Doris Marie Frazier, 12.
 Dist. Judge Byron Johnson ruled yesterday that the punish ment meted out by the teacher Mrs. Juanita Duff, A, was lover above and beyond her duty"
 Johnson awarded the girl $500 for pain, suffering and hurnilia- ton and another $250 for medi- cal expenses and exemplary dam- ages.
 The girls parents, MT. and Mrs 70. O. Frazier, had sought a total of $10,25O damages in their suit
 "This is a blow to the whole teaching profession" Mrs. Duff said. She said she may ask the Texas State Teachers Assn. to aid her in an appeal of the de- cision.
 Mrs. Duff testified the girl had persistently failed to pay atten- ton in class or do her homework. She said the spanking May 10, 1856, was last resort. T
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Frank Reed of Anchorage Named Manager of Small Business Administration

SEATTLE, R-Frank M. Reed former Anchorage city council man, has been appointed man. ager of the Alaska office of the Small Business Administration at Anchorage.
 Reed, an Alaska resident more than 40 years, will fill a post for merly held by William Struby, transferred to Oklahoma. The Alaska office, established in 1856, serves the entire territory.
 Main operations of the SEA are to assist small firms in ob- taining a fair share of govern ment contracts, aiding in man. agement and technical problems and helping with credit where it is not obtainable from private source. The SEA also makes dis aSter loans.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Russia Warns Middle East Nations US. Rocket Bases Threat to Their Existence

MOSCOW, R = The Soviet Union warned the nations of the Middle East Tuesday that U. s. plans to establish nuclear and rocket bases on their territory are a threat to their existence and ''an insult to the religious feel ings of the Moslem people"
 The Soviet foreign ministry called a special news conference to denounce the Baghdad Pact prior to the scheduled opening of the Baghdad Pact Conference in Ankara Monday.
 Foreign ministry spokesman Leonid Ilyichev took the occa- sion also to warn the United States and other members of the Baghdad Pact they would have to "take full responsibility for all the consequences" of their Mid dle East policies.
 He singled out Turkey for talk ing 'an especially aggressive stand" against the Soviet Union at the recent NATO summit con- ference in Paris.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
Living Cost Index Holds Steady In December

WASHINGTON, R- The gov- ernment reported Tuesday that a decline in new car prices kept living costs from advancing in December. They averaged the same as in November.
 Hersey Riley, Labor Depart ment living cost chief, said he could not predict whether the current January living cost level will rise. or drop from it's present record high. 3
 The government index stayed at the same peak mark of 121.6 per cent of the 1947-49 average in December as was recorded for November. This is 3.1 per cent higher than a year earlier. The index has risen in IA of the past 16 months.
 Lower prices for automobiles and apparel offset slight advances for food and other goods and ser vices in December.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
56- 6-Year-Old Woman Flies Jet Interceptor Highest and Fastest

Suffolk County Air Force Base, NY, R-Ruth Nichols, 56, pio- neer woman flier, flew an Air Force jet yesterday faster than 1000 miles an hour at an alti- tude of 1000 feet.
 The flight was reported to have set women's records for speed and altitude.
 Miss Nichols and Col. Fred D. Hook Jr., commanding officer of this Air Force base on Long Is- land, flew in a two-seated train CT version of the Fl02 Delta Dagger, a supersonic fighter-in- terceptor.
 Air Force officials said the pre- vious records were set in 1856 by Jacqueline Cochran when she flew a Canadian F86 Sabre jet 754 miles an hour at 48,O69 feet.
 Hook said Miss Nichols, who began flying in 1919, was at the controls except during take-off and landing and when the plane was on instruments. The flight, he said, was cleared with Air Force officials at the Pentagon.
 Tt was simply wonderful, r Miss Nichols said on landing. Flying supersonically is like lying in a cradle"
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
SALT LAKE CITY, R-A fig

SALT LAKE CITY, R-A fig ure of frontiersman at the base of Brigham Young statue in downtown Salt Lake City got an extra touch of realism over the weekend.
 Tied to the barrel of the front iersman's long rifle was a brace of freshly killed rabbits bound with a huckskin thong.
 Police, who blamed vandals for tle mischief, quickly removed the carcasses.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22

Josephine, the wife of Napo- leon, bathed in liquid made of crushed, perfumed strawberries and milk.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22
c.v. Stevens Returns From States

O'V. stevens Hefurns From Sfafes
 c. V. Stevens accompanied by his wife returned from a holi- day vacation trip to the states to visit children and grandchildren. MT. Stevens is the engineer for the General Services Corp. on the Federal Bldg. construction.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22

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The Nome nugget., 1958-01-22

New Stack Heaters at Cavota's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Floods Recede
In Missouri

KANSAS CITY. July % CP)
Floods which have caused
heavy damage appear. TO be
leveling of in Missouri.
There has been little or nc
rain in the last SO hours and
forecasts indicate there will be
little through today in the
western and northern headwa-
tiers Of the affected streams.
While some Of the smaller
rivers were falling. the Missouri
River was splitting over in the
Cedar City and Mokane Sec
tons of southern Galloway
County. Residents in the low
lying areas Of the two towns
had moved out.
Army engineers yesterday
placed the flood loss in Mis-
souri, at $6.4 million. In addi-
ton. the agency estimated the
loss in the Marais des. Cynges-
Usage areas of Kansas and
Missouri at $l.9 million.
1t was estimated more than
100000 areas had been flooded
by the Missouri below Bruins
wick, with a loss Of SIS million.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

mass at $50 am. in the crypt
Of the National Shrine Of the
Immaculate Conception. II viii
end with a meeting at 7:ao pm.
in Mcmahon Hall auditorium.
Theme Of the day will be the
increasing role the Catholic
laity is taking in the religious
instruction of adults and chill
dren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
$62,50O Freud
Charged by FIJI

PITTSBURGH. July 20 tR.-
The FBI today charged Earle
Belle, 26-year-old Pittsburgh
financier. and his associate
Mitchell D. Ostwind. with
fraudently converting S62,500
E. Hugo Winterrowd. special
agent in charge of the Pitts
burgh FBI Office. said the
money involved was in the form
of five checks. each amounting
to s12,500 and drawn on the
Manufacturers Bank Of Edge
water, N. J
Belle and Ostwind now are in
Rio de Janeiro.
In a complaint filed before
United States Commissioner
Alexander McNaugher the FB!
said Belle and Ostwind con-
spired together with other I'M
known persons to violate the
United States code.
Mr.. Winterrowd said the
Justice Department will handle
the proceedings for the return
Of Belle and Ostwind to the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

q fve-point tar revision bill
yesterday 70 help small BUSH
nesses. House and Senate 10
days ago approved q House bill
making SBA q permanent Fed
eral agency, raising the ceiling
on individual loans and reduc-
ing the interest rate.
House supporters Of the tar
bill approved under suspension
OF the rules conceded that II
was only q modest" move. A
few critics. while sympathising
with Its detectives. called II a
mirage giving a very pretty
picture with no substance" The
bill nevertheless went through
overwhelmingly on q voice vote.
Sponsors predict II viii receive
similar favorable treatment In
the Senate.
Ways and Means Committee
Chairman Mills. Democrat Of
Arkansas. declared that the
basic problem affecting small
business could be solved mainly
by q tax reduction approach. "
A tax cut, he told the House, Is
out Of the question at this time
because Of a threatened budget
deficit Of perhaps more than
Gil billion for the fiscal year
which began only three weeks
ago.
The bill providing for an
estimated $3.50 million in tax
relief for small business, mainly
from q long-range rather than
immediate standpoint, was cri-
ticized by representative
Byrnes, Republican Of Wiscon-
sin. as failing to define small
business and thus likely TO give
most benefit TO large concerns
and incorporated companies.
Representative Curtis. Re-
publican Of Missouri, looked
upon the bill as another patch
on q crazy quilt" of tax legisla-
ton.
The bill would enable busi-
ness concerns to reduce taxable
income by deducting larger
percentages Of the cost Of ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Capt. Mosterson Heods
Anocostio Naval Unit

Capt. James A. Masterson.
former chief OF stan Of the
Atlantic Barrier Forces Com
mand. Ia the new commander
Of the Naval Air Reserve Train
ing Unit at Anacostia Naval Air
station.
He succeeds Capt. Leonard
Z. Harmon. who takes sover
command Of Fleet Tactical Sup
port Squadron ~.
Capt. Masterson. a. a native
Of Missouri. received his law
degree at George Washington
University while with the Navy
Judge Advocate Generals Of
fee here from lo45 to 1913.
He commanded a patrol
bombing squadron and the Emf
Wetok Search and Reconnais-
sance group during World War
II and received the Distin-
guished Flying Cross for
extraordinary achievement in
action with the enemy during
the Aleutian Island campaign.
He was secretary OF the Ar
mistice delegation In Korea and
as liaison officer between the
United Nations delegation and
the Communists.
In addition to the DFC, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Schools Hire
Mrs. WaIeski

The Montgomery County
School Board last night named
Mrs. Dorothy B. Waleski as q
new administrative assistant to
School Supt. c. Taylor Whit
tier.
Mrs. Waleski Of 5702 Van
dergrift avenue, Rockville, will
handle information and publi-
cation duties. The $6.400-a-
year position, created this year,
gives DR.. Whittier two admins
trative aides. The FIRST. Gerald
Reymore was appointed last
September.
A Montgomery County news
paperwoman for several years,
Mrs. Waleski, a., is q bachelor
of arts graduate Of Syracuse
University. She will begin her
new duties on August /.
In other appointments, the
school board named John M.
King, so, an elementary school
supervisor, an principal Of Le-
land Junior High School. Le-
lands new vice principal will
be John M. MacHale. jr, 81. q
Montgomery Blair High School
English teacher.
Also named as vice principals
were Guy r. Smith, 81. at
Broome Junior High School,
and Otis c. White, IS. at West
ern Junior High School. Both
have been guidance counselors
at those schools.
Other appointments approved
were Mrs. Elaine M. Barnes.
who has taught for 20 years in
Alexandria as elem en- tary
schools supervisor; Edmund
Hoffmaster. So. an assistant
science supervisor for secondary
schools; Mrs. Cicely c. Battison,
80, and Mrs. Claudene T. Sci
del. ~, both as assistant psy-
biologists.
Or. Whittier announced the
transfer Of Mrs. SuZa ann
Waters from principal Of Broad
Acres Elementary to principal
Of Glen Haven Elementary
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Peril of Drink
Stressed at AU

Drinking Is running the world,
a group Of temperance leaders
have decided here.
Summing up the case for tee
totaling in a speech yesterday
before the third annual Insti-
tute Of Scientific Studies for
the Prevention Of Alcoholism
was DR.. Caradine r. Hooton,
executive secretary of the Meth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

chinery and equipment for de-
probation. II would permit
estate taxes 10 be paid In 10
annual installments under cer-
tain circumstances In closely
held businesses. Il also would
give more liberal tar deductions
for business losses suffered by
individual investors.
Mr.. Mills said the bill would
not result In any great tax saw
ings BY small businesses or any
large loss OF Federal tax reve-
nue.. But he and Mr.. Reed de-
clared IL would bring substan-
tial benefits by increasing the
volume Of funds for financing
Of small business and by pre-
venting the breakup Of small
businesses or their consolida-
ton into larger businesses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Edward A. Beard granted q
jury trial for August % on the
bad check charge.
When he surrendered on the
check charge. Durham, the
father Of a two-week-old child
complained he had been unable
to hold a job because Of his
reputation.
The 1883 appeals decision
grew out of a theft of $50 from
the Georgetown home of DON
aid Hiss, brother Of Alger Hiss
after a series Of three trials,
Durham finally pleaded guilty
in october, 1856, and received
q one-year sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
ASSATEAGUE ISLAND PONIES
TO BE ROUNDED UP JULY 80

'cHNcoTEAouE. Va, R,.-Juiy is nearing It's close
and in chincoteague that means 1t soon viii be pony
penning time again. .,
This years event is set for July 80 and 81
on the FIRST day horsemen round up the hardy.
understood animals Assateague. q small island OF
chincoteague. The ponies will be herded across the
channel at low tide TO chineoteague distance OF about
200 yards.
Here they viii be placed In corrals for the auctions
at the annual hremens carnival The animals not sold
viii be returned TO Assateague
Mystery tall tales and legends surround the herds
presence Assateague One story Is that ponies
ashore after shipwreck the island another Is that
they belonged band OF pirates who failed TO recover
the ponies after turning them out 10 Craze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

odist Board Of Temperance.
Look at only four of the
perils we face because Of alco-
holism's spread" he told an
American University audience,
THE toll of the highway is
greater than the casualties OF
war; the terror of alcoholism is
Americas No. 3 health prob
lem; the Cliquor) tax on our
economy is the country's most
terrific indulgence In waste,
(and) the tragedy. of moral de-
cline stems largely from the
substitution of alcohol for -.
divine strength :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Navy Chief Sworn In
By the Associated Press

Admiral James S. Russell was
sworn in yesterday as Vice
Chief Of Naval Operations. He
succeeds Admiral Harry d. Felt,
who will become commander
in-chief, Pacific next month
upon the retirement Of Admiral
Felix B. Stump.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Durham Held
ForGrand Jury

Monte w. Durham. 20, was
ordered held today for grand
jury action on q robbery charge.
Bond was set at $1,000.
Durham has figured prom
inently In the news since a series
Of trials resulted in a 1858
United States Court Of Appeals
decision broadening the basis
for insanity as a defense in
criminal cases.
Edgar Lowenberg, SO, Of Mad
ison, Va, told United States
Commissioner James F. Splain
In o preliminary hearing. that
he was positive Durham was
one of two men who robbed
him Of $437 on July Is. He
said the robbery happened In a
basement restroom of a tavern
at Ninth street and New York
avenue NV.
Mr.. Lowenberg, who was
yoked, said Durham asked his
companion not to hit Mr.. Low
enberg while forcing him 10
hand over his money.
Jesse r. Broughman. 40. Of
the 900 block Of Maryland ave-
nue. NE. named as a suspect
waived a preliminary hearing
His bond was also set at $4,000
A third man who police say
shared in the profits Of the al.
legged crime, Donald N. McGil'
ton, 81, Of the 100 block Of
West Virginia avenue NV,
also waired q hearing. He wal
held under 81, 900 bond.
Durham was arrested as
suspect in the robbery on July
~, shortly after he left NUM-
cipal Court, where he had ap-
peared to deny charges OF
cashing nine bad checks Judge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. l0U couples
must apply for a marriage
,I-. -. az.
am SC U ' rrS , rs , tSs
license on the NTH day. sum
ddyS ana HottddyS are couHted
the same as other ddpS.
Leon Brunson, IS, 1910 Belmont at
NV, and Eula N. Wins. 81, Balti-
more,
Richard q. Perry, 1e, PCS d 81. kw.
and Patricia l.; jenkins, Is, 5000
George Palmer hishway,
Richard c. Bednarik. %, 500 Mil 70
1910 v st, Sc.
Robert l.. Hobbs, IS, Boiling Air Force
Base, and Janet ID, Meyer 3D. ~
Myer; Va. ,,,...
80, both o.. 1907 sherman ave; nv
Lee W Fuehler y. ane poTosny y
ave, NV 80, 49,. :.
Melvin D, ford, IL, ylol 18th ..
10" 2s4c PITTS 81 Sc a.. 80.
Brian r: Munsri ~; 1850 Soi9messs
islSS S'I s.II.,; 8 ~ ~! 81 ana yo,0,to
AsSki 2 noIn soo usw.i ~; Nv a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
House Establishes
Space Committee
By the Associated Press

The House voted yesterday
to set up a permanent 25-man
committee on space and science
to succeed the temporary space
committee, headed by Demo-
cratic Leader Mccormack of
Massachusetts,. The new units
will have jurisdiction over the
space agency to be created
under q bill now awaiting
President Eisenhower's sigma
ture..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Students enrolled in the
summer session Of Catholic
University viii conduct the an
nual catechetical day Thursday
at the university.
The day will begin with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
Business Loans Issue
Awaits House Action
~ ROBERT X. WALSH
60 ntan wriisr

Big problems Of small business for further easing
the today but legislators s bigger Federal
budget dinhcutes prevent real solution 1t this time.
facilitate long term loans and equity capital
through the small business administration scheduled
action this afternonon This follows House passage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

holds the Army Legion Of
Merit, the Air Medal and Gold
Stars in lieu Of second and
third Air Medals.
With his wife and three sons
he lives in Hillcrest, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22

Frankly don't expect you take word for when
we say the IS Dodge is unlike you have
driven.
We don't expect you believe it rides smoother
better and handles easier just because say
You want more than claims You want proof You want to
be shown to be convinced
That's why we invite you in and Take the Wheel
Gehs SspfWins feel Take IS Dodge the road and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-22
To the man who says

compare with any other you have owned driven
Is everything say is? Does ride smoother? Corner
better? Handle easier? Do you feel different behind the
wheel? More command? Is there bercebbe difference
in such advances Torson-Are Ride Push.Buton Driv
ing and Full Time Power Steering?
Well leave the up you You be the judge. But
before you buy 1883 and drive and compare
the Swept.Wing So Dodge. That's all ask.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-12
PC Schedules
Summer Hours;
Plan Picnic

The annual Church and Sun
day School Picnic of the Pill
grim Christian Church will be
held on Sunday, June 18th at
100 pm. The picnic will be
held at Camp Pi-Chi on Woodie-
brook Road and all Church IA
miles and thier friends are in
vited to attend.
The Pilgrim Christian Church
will go on Summer Schedule on
Sunday, June 18th. This Sche-
dule has been approved by he
General Board and has been u.s.
ed for the past two years. Begin
ming with June 18th and running
through August, the Morning
Worship Service will be moved
up OF 1000.
This offers fine opportunity
for all to attend Church at the
same time the children in Sun
day School and the parents in
Church. The Sunday School clas-
Ses that normally meet in the
Sanctuary Building at this 1000
hour will be attending the regu-
lar Church Service. There will
be no change in he other Sun
day School classes.