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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Demoerat-Farn,er Steals
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CONTINUED from Back Psge)
Nope, il looks OK. rs been quite while now since
we've seen bug he tells his boss, hey Charles Bovard
That's relief, Mr.. Bovsrd explains TO visitor " fe
inspection had turned any bugs the entire $1,000
bushels of wheat in No. hold would have needed immediate
fvmigating.
Each U.s. taxpayer has stake in the daily weev hunts
of Mr. Bovsrd and his 2oman The takes care
Of than 20 million bushels Of Federslyowned wheat
stored in World War II Liberty ships anchored here in me
James River estuary Just oHhore from ihe Armys sprawl
ing post Of RI. Eusfs
Looking after the earsoes carried by otoness convoy
Of rusfing vessels is only smaII-f pcfvresqvepsr of
Job that's taking increasing amount Of time and money
all the land An offspring Of the primary ehore Of
Substituting farmers the management of Uncle Sans grain
storage empire is emerging Of the nations faster
growing enterprises us huge storage, transportation,
maintenance and inspection operation that involves thovs
snds OF employees and hundreds of millions Of dollars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
374 hospital Beds
CONTINUED from Back Page,

Continued from Back Psas)
The expanSon programs proposed by fhe hospitals
last July would have added about $50 active treatment beds
AZ that time FIVE hospital officials suggested. 80 beds
for Metropolitan 2s2 for Hotel Diev however the hospital
plans TO tear down al, old wing housing l26 beds
thus leaving net gain Of Sc beds Grace 74 and River
view 40. -~w-WVW1
The Ontario Hospital Services Commission report
received today signed by Or. John 3. Nelson
the commissioners
"Dr. Nelson indicates that expansion programs are
needed at Metropolitan General Hotel Dieu. and Grace
Hospitals :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Children Die In Fire

CONTINUED from Page
They Marvin, S; Michael 4; Tyrone, g. and Anthony
10 months. of as East Garfield All the children are Of
Ellis Taylor. 2s. and his wife. Regime. a.
Police said the mother visiting and left the father
10 for the children but sometime after she departed
he left the children alone in their apartment TO SHOOT
A GAME or POOL
COUCH
All the children dead sdmltfsnee 10 Reeevlnu
Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Raise Garden

Continued from Page u
The board spent $s3.757 welfare last winter a new
high tor Antrim County and the for northern counties
In the Lower Peninsula.
During the winter Unemployment was higher because
OF ayos At Traverse City Pssosksy plants where snv
farmers work 10 supplement their incomes
Antrim counfY's welfare problem was aggravated bv q
poer fruit season last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Appraising A Prize



Much has naturally been made Of the fact that Miss
Harsberry. Negro. is ihs first dramast OF her 10
win the critics award Yet is this the most important pont7
What counts that "A Rasn in the Sun Is vibrant,
hsrdhttins account Of real human beings BY pog
nan funny. and moving. II regards with healthy
passion their faults, virtues. and vslor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
Control Of Drivers

tcsnsinvod frem Back Pase
THE DEVILS SOCIAL 'H-B0MB. SEX:
.nmp.NT TpRoUcHoUT sociETY-THE M0pskN
rAurxEn AND ApuLTERous cENERATloNSI
,MpuRiry or THE WORLD OF LETTERS J, ~
WHICH THE SATANIC, ANrl-cHRIsT. AoAMevs.
PsYcHoPArrnc. MYTHOLOGY SEEKS TO shoI
OUT THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY ETERNAL nAk"o"''
or NY ONE CREATION AND OFFSPRING
MATTeRLEss FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL. cHkis'LIhs-
EXTERNALLY, COMPLETELY PoPUlAIlNv. sorsN'
sArlJRATlNc. THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH uN'NvAD-
AslE INcoRRuprieLE iklvutNERABtE, oMNi-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR !kOe
HABITAT. NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND likeNEsS'
TOBACCO DEVILS BILLION s RACKET!
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO ARE APREAseRS AND
srupEFIERs WHICH FOG THE THINKING AND SENSE
or DIVINE Discomfort, GUARDIAN ANGELS
TO AWAKEN AROUSE THE SATAN BouNo"I
wHIrEwAsH CURES. THE NoN,cHRisT sclEN
list IMpovERIsH sATANs DuPEs AND INVITE
PREMATURE DEATHS VIA THE DEVIL, PERFORM
ING MIRACLES [soesiIsdl WHICH WOULD DECEIVE
IF POSSIBLE, THE VERY ELEcTl
LAG CITED ON CONTROL or DRIVERS
Detroit News, lansing Bureau A1s)
LANSING, April 's.-Miehisans most Urgent frsfte
safety NEEDS ARE BETTER DRIVER LICENSING CON
troll BETTER INFORMED COURTS AND MORE UNDER
STANDING OF DRIVER BEHAVIOR. deIsgstss to the 2eth
annual Michigan Safety Conference told today.
MANY OF THE STATES PROBLEM DRIVERS ARE BE-
COMING BETTER DRIVERS UNDER THE IMPROVEMENT
PROGRAM ADMINISTERED BY THE SECRETARY or
STATES OFFICE Milo Chafant Of Michigan State univer
siiys Highway Traffic Safety Center. said.
But. he said the effectiveness Of this program us large
confined where he oense Is not severe not
repeated where mild disciplinary action brings fast i'm
provemeni"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s. BLESSED !!

WITH CHILD, IN THOSE DAYS.! Luke ~ ZSt
AND THAT WAS SAID TO THAT wicked AND
ADuLTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH COULD NOT
BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL REVELATION.
WHICH WAS DELAYED 1873 cENTuRIES-DElAYED
FROM 80 AID, JESUS ASCENSION TO FEB. 1866.
THE APPOINTMENT OF MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET
Ess. MISREPRESENTATION, SECOND AND
GREATEST MARY AND WOMAN! THE REV. MARY
BAKER EDDY WHOSE IMAM CHILD WILL RULE
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRoN! Revelation ~
my MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE CHRIST, SECOND
COMING" MASTER, SUPREME, COLOSSAL SCIENCE
OF THE UNIVERSE - THE UNIVERSAL MESSIAH
MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES
CHRIST, FIRST. AND SECOND COMING"
ACCELERATED BY THE MARTYRDoM OF JOHN
THE BAPTIST AND ABE LINCOLN!
CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH! COMPLETED
MRS EDDY's APPRENTICESHIP AT THE AGE OF 49,
AND MY. GODS. QUOTATIONS. AND THEIR
EXECUTIONS BY NY BELOVED DAUcHTER-REv-
ELAToR CONTINUED ON INTO HER 9oTH YEAR
DEC, 1910.
AND THE EARLY 10Th CENTURY PROPHECY FOR
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT IS INcoNTRo-
VERTIBLE, TO CONCORD MONITOR NEWSPAPER
MAN: 1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE
AND THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS OF
ALL RACES AND PEoPLEs!-THE ONE. PURE.
TRUE. BASIC. EDUCATION CULTURE,
POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT, RECREATION,
CONTROL or THE DEVILS REDS 'PUNY' Cod. MINOR
PHYSICAL, NATURAL SCIENCE. NATURALLY A
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
PsycHoPAThIc. ADAM-EvE, MURDERoUs CAIN.
JUDAS. kNAvEs AND FOOLS PSEUDO CREATION.
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN
BIRTHS. THE CHASTITY FARCE" or ACCEPTING
AS REAL THE sHADoWY, MORTAL THOUGHT,
HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED
MATERIAL" WORLD AND UNIVERSE ARE MY.T.H-Sl
(WHICH. IF TRUE AND REAL, WOULD MAKE
NE, YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD, ALL-HARMoN-
IouS." THE ONE. REAL PARENT. IN. AND OF THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE |. A INDUSTRIOUS CREATOR AND
PARENT. TRULY, AND WOULD lNvALIDATE
REVEALED TRUTH, 1000 &C.:
land GOD SAW ALL THAT He HAD MADE AND
BEHOLD. IT WAS [-I-S-l VERY cooD"!-cenesis 1881.
GOD. The ONE SOUL NOT IN B0DY!-
BUT SUPER-SATURATES THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE.
AS THE ONE. REAL. SANE MIND. SPIRIT.
INFINITE, MAJESTIC. SUBSTANCE. INFINITE, DIVINE
PRINCIPLE
v.D. ON RISE HERE AMONG TEEN-AcERS
Health Dept Trying To Locote Contacts
BY Jo-ann Price my. Tribune 4/l3)
City Health Commissioner Dr. Leona Bavmsartner de-
esred yesterday that disease has been the rise
among tsen-ass groups in the city.
She said that I'VE HAVE BEEN DEEPLY CONCERNED
ABOUT THISf PARTICULARLY BECAUSE PRESENT
GENERATION TEEN,AcERs IN MANY CASES DON'T
KNOW WHAT THE DISEASE Is"
Dr. Bsvmgsrtnsr said that the Health Department has
sent out investigators from hospitals track down The
contacts But she minated that this made
difficult by the fact that the greatest incidence Of the disease
Is frequently among vnderpriveged youngsters who
uneommunieafive and unreeeptive to investigators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-25
v. D. On The Rise Here

CONTINUED from Back Psss
~ SEX IS Always OF The DEVIL
MARRIAGE. MERELY POTENTIAL.
DIVINE c0NfR0t
JESUS REPUTATION OF SEX AND
REPRODUCTION
TINE c-H-Il.pAtE-S.S CHRIST JESUS RsPuOiA-
TON or SEX AND HUMAN REPRODUCTION IS HIGHLY
SIGNIFICANT, SINCE he DECLARED, FOR the
CHRIST, HIS DIVINE soNsHlP: II AM THE WAY, The
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE NO MAN coMETH UNTO
THE FATHER EXCEPT BY Me-!
PART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
&Nb WHAT'S
- COOKING

FRIDAY
Deuiled Tuna RdmekinS French Rolls
Mired Green Salad Fresh Peach Pie
Deviled Tuna Ramekins
/ tablespoon chopped onion l tablespoon lemon juice
tablespoons butter tablespoon chopped
tablespoons -four parsley
teaspoon salt l cup milk
Dash of cayenne 2 cans (61a-ounce) tuna
"a teaspoon paprika "a cup cracker crumbs
Is teaspoon pepper
Saute onions in butter; add flour, salt, cayenne
prka pepper lemon juice and parsley Mix we'll and add
milk Cook until hickened and then add tuna Pour mix
ture into rameknS Sprinkle with cracker crumbs and put
40O-degree to brown crumbs Just before serving
sprinkle chopped parsley top of each serving
Makes three to four servings.
SATURDAY
London Broil BedrndiSe Sauce
Baked Potato Corn-on-Cob
Sliced Tomatoes Cdntdloupe
Bearnaise Sauce
/ stick corn-oil margarine teaspoon minced
egg yolks parsley
! tablespoon tarragon teaspoon minced
vinegar tarragon
IA teaspoon onion salt Pinch thyme
Dash salt and pepper Few drops lemon juice
Cut stick of margarine engthwise into quarters; then
cut each quarter into four pieces In small bowl beat
yolkS with vinegar, onion SALT salt and pepper until
blended using beater small whiSk Set bowl into
a pan containing simmerng water; place medium
heat and beat until warmed Now add margarine piece
by piece beating after each addition until blended in
Mixture will thcken Beat in parsley tarragon thyme and
lemon juice Serve after making To
slices of London broil. Makes about V cup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

Moke- dessert for Sundays dinner.
Long Island Duckling Sweet Potatoes
Broccoli Cucumber Watercress Salad
Strawberry Puff Iced Coffee
Strawberry Puff
l d0-ounce) package frozen Y cup cold water
sliced or halved tablespoon lemon Juice
strawberries p pint whipping cream,
whole strawberries (S-ounce) bakery angel
l package strawberry food cake, torn into
favored gelatin 1-inch pieces
l cup boiling water
DeroSt sliced strawberries at room temperature De-
frost whole berries they will be icy when served Dissolve
gelatin in boiling water stirring Add cold water and lemon
juice blend. Chill until consistency Of srup. Then whip
until fluffy Whip and fold into mixture. Last fold
in cake pieces. Turn into 2cup mold and chill until firm
Unmold and with derosted whole berries eserve
juice for fruit drinks) Serves six.
MONDAY
Cold Cuts SaUory Casserole
Buttered Peas Carrot Salad
Blueberry Cake
SavOry Casserole
/ cup ripe olives p cup water
2 medium green peppers 112 teaspoons salt
3 medium-siZed onions l tablespoon sugar
p cup diced cheese tablespoons butter
212 cups canned tomatoes Y cup raw rice
Cut olives into large pieces Quarter peppers and
move membranes and seeds Put peppers onion and cheese
through food chopper using medium knife Blend in
naming ingredients and into 2quart Bake
in 325-degree oven two hours Makes six servings
TUESDAY
SHOULDER spa a%0 Chops Baked 5 R%tatS Cakes
AppleSauce a la Mode Iced Tea
AppIesauce la Mode
y cup brown sugar "a cup raisns
70 teaspoon nutmeg cups canned appleSauce
"a cup coarSely chopped pint vanilla ice
maraschino cherries
Combine nutmeg, maraschino cherries, raiSinS
and applesauce Chill Spoon equal portion into four
individual serving dishes; top each with vanilla ice
Makes four servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05
News of D. c. Studios
The Parade on N
By BERNICE WNECK
star stan writer

They'll be with you in Cherry Blossom
Time. :.
Ftfty-three princesses win ride in the
parade in which more than 1000 people will
participate. Leading this beauty array win be
top beauty OF America for 1858, Miss America,
Mary Ann MObley and ABC television stars Lee
Aaker Corporal Rusty, Jim Brown Qt Rip
Masters) and Rim Tin Tin. Local TV performer
Pete JamersOn and IL boys and II girls (win-
ners OF the Rim Tin Tin contest) attired in
frontier regalia will also be on hand.
The parade, which win be televised e pm,
WMAL-7 Saturday. will have Bill Malone
describing the pageantry, assisted by Miss
Mobey. Thomas Winkler viii direct the
coverage.
It's that "play ball" season again Bob
Wolff will interview top figures in the world
OF baseball on the Inside Pitch show preceding
all Washington Senators games. -. The first
viii be seen Saturday GAS pm, wToP-s)
prior to the first Senators televised game with
the Baltimore Orioles at Griffith Stadium
Guitarist Charlie Byrd, who has been en-
tertaining local audiences via TV as well as
radio, Joined the Woody Herman group for
tour of European and Mid-Eastern cities, for
five weeks. -. WRC-TV is the 1859 Soap BOX
Derby sponsor-date is set for June co.
WRCs Mac McGarry Tin Our Town sheds his
bachelor status when he ties the knot with
Scott Of the Walker-Scott radio team will sub.
MICS Ray Scherer will be back from
London, on Monday. MICS Frank McGee
made a permanent move to the New York office
last week. Peter Hackes will be master of
ceremonies at the Cherry Blossom Ball at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel on April z, at which the
Queen will be crowned Muppet manip-
ulators Jim Henson and Jane Nobel received
citation from the New York Art Directors
Club for their ingenuity in commercials"
WMAL's Johnny Batchelder led the vacation
parade-Miami was the spot. Joe Mccartney
will feature special Celebrity Parade program
on May 3 on which five selected viewers win
have the opportunity to question some dis
tinguished guests. Those wishing to sit on the
panel as inquisitors contact Joe at the WAGAL
studios. Four 20-ft. maple trees and bed
of roses brought about case Of sunburn, aching
backs and couple of tree planting experts
at WMAL-7. Jerry Strong and Bill Malone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-05

PARADE BEAUTY-Mory Ann Mobley,
Miss America. heods the feminine pull
ohritude contingent on hand for this
weeks Cherry Blossom Porode on teIevi-
sion (SoturdoY. 8 pm, WNtAL-D.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
OAR Meeting

DR.. Carl N. Shuster, Jr. of New
ark, director of the Marine Labora-
tories at Lewes and professor of
Biological Science at the Universi-
ty of Delaware talked before the
Captain Jonathan Caldwell Chap
ter, OAR, on Saturday. The meet
ing was held in the Avenue Meth
Odist Church. DR.. Shuster spoke of
the work at the Lewes base and
further told of summer cruise in
Caribbean waters. Both places were
illustrated by slides of the locale
and of marine life in the southern
waters as well as in Delaware Bay
and Atlantic Ocean. The pictures of
findings of those who have studied
difference species of marine life to
be found in both places was inter-
esting to the members. He was
presented by Mrs. John c. Jewell,
chairman of program for the chap
ter
1t was announced at the meeting
that an award for a Flag Day
SCTlpL, given over IbdulO OldtlOu
WKSB by Miss NJ Catherine Down
ing and Mrs. John Forrest has won
an award given by the National
Society. The Aunt Molly" series
of newspaper articles prepared for
publication by Miss Downing last
year and this year in February
will be produced for school use.
They have been favorably received
and read by all interested in the
history and personalities of Mil
ford. Mrs. w. ]. Dufendach gave a
report of the State meeting held in
Wilmington on February 21 during
the meeting presided over by Mrs.
Hoey Farrow, regent A nominating
committee, composed of Mrs. w. j..
Dufendach, Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send, Mrs. John G. Truitt, Mrs.
Carleton Fooks and Mrs. Arthur
Tatman was elected. The April
meeting and the May tea held in
Fellowship Hall of Avenue Church
will conclude the chapter year
Along with the tea there will be an
antique showing of lighting fix
lures, kitchen utensils and china
and glass. The date is May 2.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Fire Recorders
Report For Feb

John G. Jester, fire recorder for
the Carlisle Fire Company of Mil
ford. has submitted the following
report. for February:
Number of alarms-24, #19 to
#42 inclusive; city alarms, z; ru-
raj alarms, 16; silent, 1: types-16
grass. 2 house, / shed, auto, 1
chimney, / stove, / trailer. Hose
used 1900 feet l inch; 16O feet
liz inch. Ladders raised-56 feet
Distance traveled-168 miles. Time
in services hours. Pumping time
-3:35 hours. Attendance-620 men
in service, 373 man hours in SER
vice, 26 average attendance at
each alarm. Loss-total loss, $9,-.
900; city loss, $1,000; rural loss,
$4,000.
Ambulance report for February,
1959-total trips, "a; total men in
service. Sc; total hours in service,
40; total man hours in service,
81; total miles Travelled, 1876.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Service Slants

FAR EAST (FHTNC) - Sturgis
G. Powell, airman, USN, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell p. Powell of
Sixth and North Washington
Streets Milford, Del, is serving
with Detachment "Foxtrot" of Car
rier Airborne Early Warning
Squadron ii aboard the attack air
craft carrier USS Ranger oper-
ating with the u. S. Seventh Fleet
in the Far East.
This detachment provides early
warning of enemy aircraft attacks
on ships of the feet.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13

Georgetown to attend our meeting
We thank you for filling US in on
things we had to know about the
Conservation Badge, and answer
ing our many questions. We appre-
ciate your interest in all Girl
Scouts:
Our evening ended with the sing
ing of Girl Scouts Together and
Taps
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
HOPEFUL REQUEST

GRANDE PAIRIE, Alta. up -
When County Secretary Russ Bo-
wen missed a recent council meet
ing to go moose hunting. council
lors agreed to overlook his lapse
on condition he supply 100 pounds
of moose meat to each.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
HEART STUDY

NEWARK, N. ]. (P-Beth Is
rael Hospital here has been record
ing electric currents in heart mus
cles of newborn babies. The re-
search is aimed at uncovering ba-
sic knowledge of the development
of the human heart.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
HAVE TUX

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (P a
self-described Florida orange-pick-
er arrested for disorderly conduct
was asked by city police why he
was wearing a tuxedo.
He always wears it, he explain
ed, even when picking oranges.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
FLYING PAPER CARRIER

CHEYENNE, Okla. (P)-Lee Ro-
ark has a newspaper route that
covers 1000 square miles OF Okla
homa and Texas. For seven years
he has been delivering The Sunday
Oklahoman to 365 ranch and farm
families by airplane.
Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
sUDsY SOLUTION

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. (P)-Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Pogmore did even
better than finding a needle in a
haystack. They managed to locate
one of her contact lenses that pop
ped from her eye and fell into
sink full of soap suds.
Evening star., 1959-11-10
BEDDING

Fiberlon Filled Bed Pillows - S
Decorator HeadboardS in tarnish proof brass
finish, single size - --- q
ENGLANDER Fold-a-way 30-inch Bed ----s 8
ENGLANDER Hotel Special Mattress or Box
Spring, single or double size ---- A
RESTON1C Flex-O-Form Mattress or Box
Spring, single or double size " s.
RESTONIC FleX-O-Form De Luxe Mattress
or Box Spring, single or double size ------ 6!
ENGLANDER Hollywood Bed, complete with
plastic headboard - ----.. .------ Z
ENGLANDER 624 Coil Mattress and Box
Spring Ensemble . 9!
ENGLANDER Hollywood Bed, complete with
decorator headboard = ---- = 13
ENGLANDER FOAM Ensemble, single size 9
ENGLANDER 1920 Coil Mattress and Box
Spring Ensembles single or double size II!
ENGLANDER Maple Bunk Bed, complete
with mattress and spring ---12
ENGLANDER FOAM Ensemble, single or
double size .--..4- IL
ENGLANDER FeathereSt Ensemble, single
size 80" extra long sets - . - 13
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Alaska Bar Asked to Recommend Three To Fill State Supreme Court Vacancies

sentative John s. Hellenthal of Anchorage, U. s. District Judge Walter H. Hodge of Nome, Vern O. Martin of Anchorage, former Bar Association president M. E. Mon agle of Juneau, Buell. A. Nesbett of Anchorage, Walter Sczudlo of Fairbanks, and State Senator Thomas B. Stewart of Juneau.
 Members of the bar have been asked to rate the supreme court candidates on such things as inn partiality, legal experience and ability, industry, and on whether it was felt the candidates could abstain from favoritism, maintain dignity of office, and other factors important to the high posts
 Governor Egan will appoint the three supreme court justices from nominations made by the council. The chief justice will receive a salary of $23,5OO a year. The two associate justices will receive $22,50O a year.
 The Judicial Council extended until July 18th the time for re ceipt of petitions for considera- tion of possible nominations to Alaska's eight-judge superior court. The superior court vacan- cies will be filled sometime after the supreme court appointments have been made.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03

JUNEAU, lR - Twelve Alaska lawyers are under consideration for possible nomination to fill three vacancies on the new state supreme court.
 The names of those under con- sideration were disclosed in let ters mailed to members of the Alaska Bar by the State Judicial Council, a six-man group who ended a three-day meeting at Juneau Thursday.
 The council has asked members of the state bar to rate the 12 candidates in a preference poll that is to be completed by July IS. The councils nominations will be made after reviewing of the poll results at a meeting at Fair banks July 16 and IT.
 Under consideration for the three supreme court vacancies are a U. s. District Court judge, two state senators, a state representa- tive, and two former presidents of the Alaska Bar Association.
 The candidates are William Bo- ggess of Fairbanks, Robert Booche- yer of Juneau, State Senator J. Earl Cooper of Anchorage, former Bar Association president Ed ward V. Davis of Anchorage, John Dimond of Juneau, State Repre-
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Midnight Flag Raising Ceremony Will
 Re-Enact Fort McHenry Bombardment

BALTIMORE, LR - The newest Star Spangled Banner will wave at the eerie hour of midnight in stead of dawn's early light over Fort McHenry tomorrow.
 The flag with 49 stars, recog- nizing the State of Alaska, will be hoisted officially for the first time at one minute after midnight tonight.
 It will be hauled up on hand hewn reproduction of the 87-foot staff which Francis Scott Key saw from a British ship 1855 years ago and was inspired to pencil the word to "The Star Spangled Banner"
 That 1914 British bombardment of the fort guarding Baltimore will be re-enacted during an hour long program preceding the new flag raising.
 Two Navy ships will fire from the harbor and the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment will reply with howitzers in the fort. There will be a minute of silence and then a resounding Fourth of July bang - a 49-gun salute and rockets glaring while the flag rises.
 It's an entirely different flag from the one that quickened Keys pulses. That one had IS stripes and an equal number of stars.
 Four years later, the number of stripes was reduced to represent the 13 original colonies and stars were added as more states were admitted. Soon they will number 50, with the welcoming of Hawaii
 Fort McHenry, Keys grave in Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frederick, Md, the Flag House in Baltimore, the War Memorial in Worcester, Mass, and the Capitol are the Continued on Page Two)