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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

DE VAIL, ESTHER P. OF 5000 44th
ave, Riyerdale, Nd. on July IA,
Of Douglas A. and 1t. Larry s..
De Vail and Elizabeth j. Strick-
land. Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave, River
dale, Md, on Friday. July II, at
1l:30 IN. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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CLAUDE CHARLEY.

CLAUDE CHARLEY. on
Wednesday, July 10, 1859, at his
c cSsldfbfs' CHARLEY pE aSa 5i Be- Be-.
loved husband of Alice 4. Densmore
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will De held ON Mon
day, July 20. at 1890 PM. Inter-
ment Arlington Natiooal Cemetery.
"a
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RICHARDs uERBERT LESLIE q

Tuesday, July Ia. 1859, az his resi-.
fHnsf Efmo LESLIE RrS csPEPS5 b vS
band OF I. Gertrude Richards, scr
Of David @. Richards and Sarah
yived BY one daughter. Mrs, Thoma,
e. Franklin and one sister, Mrs
Verne Healey, all Of Culpeper, Va
Funeral services will be held at tho
Rrayeside on Thursday, July 10
at II am, at Fairyiew Cemetery
Parkington officiating Funeral ar.
rangementS by the Clore Funera
Home, Culpeper, Va.
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COLEMAN, CLAUDE. Suddenly, on
Tuesday, July Ia. 1853, CLAUDE
COLEMAN OF 44O4 Window pl. NV.
beloved husband of Lille M Coff-
man, father of Mrs. Charles Warder
of clarence Cofiman, Hubert Coffman
and Mrs Beth Shillinburger. He
also is survived by three grand
children. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co Funeral Home, 2901 l4th
st NV, on Saturday, July Is, at
IL am. (parking facilities Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery II
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July 10, 1853, at Providence Hos
pitsl, MINNIE N. GARNER of 5O34
18th S., ne, wife OF the late James
F: Garner, mother OF Frank R.
Charles z. and fairy E. Garner
ana Mrs. Ethel Mlngus: sister Of
Mrs. Mamie Tiardella She also is
survived by five grandchildren and
SIX Observation-Disclosures Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will pc held on Saturday,
July is, at ! ON. Interment in
ClenWood Cemetery II
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sPIEss LOUIS A. On MONDAY. Jul

s H. 1859 SU's at his on Res MGnSes S Sli
Nevada ave. NV, LOUIS A. SPIEss
lima Spices, father of Margaret
Louise Spices, Mrs. Helen Spices
Morsan, Mrs John Hartnett, Mrs
L Iobn Wij sS,s Hr1SS, L3 wsbtnot sno
d. c., and suburban Maryland
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
1856 Pa. ave. NV. Mass will be
offered at the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, Western ave
and Quesada st NV, on Friday
July II, at $3.50 am. Interment
Gaze of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers. contributions may b.
made to st Annss Infant Home It
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denly, on Tuesday. July ia, 1853.
County, Va, formerly of Washing
ton, p. c.. THERESA ALLEN CRU
SOC. beloved wife OF Edward Earl
Crusoe mother of Harold King, Ed
ward, Elmore and Barbara Crusoe,
sister of BERTHE Hughes of Balti-
more, Md. Louise johnson ard Oden
Allen of Washington, D. c. She
also leaves to mourn their loss a
host of other relatives and friends
Friends may call at Browns Funeral
Home, 500 Prince ST., FrcderickS-
burg, Va, after 8 pm. Friday. July
II Services will be held at
pm. Sunday, July 10. OF the little
Ark Baptist Church, King George
County, Va. Interment church Gem
etery. Is
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day, July is, 1859, at ia Massa-
chusetts ave me-, KATHERINE
HARVEY, beloved wife of Joseph J.
Harvey, mother of Joseph c. Har-
vey of Washington, D. c.. and John
F, Harvey of Akron, Ohio: sister
of Mrs. Allen Macrae, William, Harry
and John Mace. She also is sur
vived by three grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
Attn st. and Mass ave. ne. until
$50 a m. Saturday, July IS Re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at ST.
JoSeph's Catholic Church, 20 and
G SITS. ne, at q am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers. II
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HAIRY M. CARRIER,
Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM F. MORTIMER, Jr.,

OtCy. II
HART EUGENIA T. On Sunday. July
y, 1853, at Freedmen's Hospital,
EUGENIA T. HART OF 321 Rhode
Island ave. ne, beloved sister OF
Mrs. Carrie T Smith of Gary, Ind,
Mrs. Ursaline T Davis. Thornton j.
Hart and william T Hart, and be-
loved aunt of Mrs. Frances E.
Vaughan. Sic also is survived by
! nieces, | nephews, other rela-
pm. Wednesday. July is, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held on Thurs
day, July IL, at pm Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemeterv LIZ
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July Il, 1853, at Fair6ill - NuTsine
Home, Tskoma Park: Md: JESSIE
W. COLPIT1S of 444l Greenwich
pkwy. NV, mother of James W.
Colpitts and grandmother of Caroline
and James w. ColpittS. ir. She
also is survived by two nieces, Mrs
Bess Gentry of Spartanburg, S. c..
N. c.: four nepheWs, II. B. Talbutt
and Russell Talbutt, both of Wash
ington, D. c.; P. c. Talbutt of Ash
land. XIV, and William Wooiulns Of
Chicago Ill. Friends may call at
st. NV Services at st. Patrick S
Episcopal Church, Reservoir and Fox
hall rds. NV, on Friday, July II,
. at 2 pm Interment Saturday. July
Is. at Lexington. XIV LIZ
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CARTER, JOHN NJ. On Monday, Ju:,

day. July Is, 1858, George D.
CHAPEELL of 143. Station ST., Hern-
don, Va, husband of Agnes Chap
pell, father of Mrs. Lennis Haser
and grandfather of Susan Hager,
all of Herndon, Va: brother Of
Oliver and Norman Chappell of
Washington, D. c.. and Mrs. Alyerna
NAV caiI At the Green FLnerai Home
1O1 Eden St, Herndon. Va. where
services will be held en- Saturday,
July IS, at > pm, DIST. 1nternient
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
Falls Church Va II
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JOHN C. On Wednesday

LANDERS. JOHN G. on Wednesday
3643 Horner place Sc, JOHN g
ZANDERS, the beloved husband OF
Ethel j. flanders and brother OF
Sarah Elliott, Frank and Charles
flanders. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facilitiesI
on Friday, July II. at $40 am.
thence to the Church of the Assump.
ton, where mass will be offered
at Q am. for the repose Of mis- soul
1nterment Oakland Cemetery. Hamp.
ton, Va, In lieu of flowers, friends
Fund
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PreSlden
ROY DE NEALE. Secretary

0RGE A. The ofiicers and
members OF st. Peters Holy
Name Society are hereby
notified OF the death Of
Brother O E o r q E A,
HOWE. Members will as
semble at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1921 l4th st.
Thursday. July 10. 1863,
pm, for the recitation OF
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Monday. July il, 1859. at bis resi-
J. CHRONIGER, beloved husband OF
Clara D. Chroniger (nee Brown 4.
the above residence. Erandfath Sn Of
Mrs. Patricia Ella and brother of
Mrs Edna v. Spradlin, Mrs AGNES
H Bowie and the late Alfred G.
Chroniger. He also is survived by
three great-grandchiidren Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Friday.
July II, at 1870 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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GkAGG. HOWARD A. On Wednesday.
july, Is, 1889; at Mount Alto Hos
pltal; howard A. GRAGG of 619
beloved husband Of Mary Helen
Gragg of the above address and
father OF Archie Howard Gragg Of
Columbus, Ohio. He also is sur
ylved by, nine grandchildren. Friends
may call At the Robert J. Murphy
Funeral Home. 352i Columbia pike,
Arlington, Va parking in rear)
1nterment on Friday, July II, at
1l:3O am, Arlington National Cem-
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WILSON, JOHN J. On Thursday. Jul!
l6, 1859, at Suburban Hospital
JOHN j. WILSON of 4S11 Daven
port st. NV. beloved husband o.
Willette M Wilson and father O
John J. Wilson, IT.: Robert H.
Dunstan P, Bernard F. and Leon
ard A Wilson, Mrs Katherine Yves
and Mrs. Barbara W. Chastain
Friends. may call at the Chevy Chas,
Funeral Home. 5103 Wisconsin ave
NV. where prayers will be saiC
on Saturday, July Is, at $3.50 am.
thence to St. AIMS Church Wis
consin ave. and Yuma st NV. whert
mass will be offered at 10 q m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Kindly omit flowers. II
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IA, 1859 at her residence, 7O5
eth st. ne, MARY r. collar.
devoted wife of George Collar, be-
loved mother of Mrs. Eleanor Will
llams. Also surviving are her father,
Frank ?. Lee: one grandchild, three
sisters, three brothers, other rela-
tives and many friends. After 1
pm. Monday. July 20, friends are
invited to call at the McGuir.
Funeral Home. 1920 9th ST. NV.
l. noon, at the Greater New Hone
Baptist Church, Sth and Eve SITS
NV. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery l5l6lS,10
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day, July IA. 1853. at High oaks
Philadelphia. Pa. AMY FEARLESS
FOSNQT of 200 l4th ave, Hyatts-
VILE, Nd. sister of Mrs Florence
F. Boswell. aunt and great-aunt
of Mrs Joan B. Dodge and Andrew
and Jean Dodge. Funeral from the
Albright Funeral Home, Anderson
Ind, on Saturday, July IS. Inter
ment at Maplewood Cemetery in An.
derson, Ind. 10
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UNMACK, JANE VICTORIA. on sun
day. July EyI H. H ig5g, IN Kansas cry,
and mother of John William IN
mack Memorial services will be
held at St Adams Episcopal Church.
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin ayes
NV, on Saturday. July is, ct II
tons may be sent to st. Adams
Building Fund II
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FRYER, CLYDE VI. On Thursday,
July l6. 1859, at the Veterans Hos

FRYER Of 23l3 36th st. Sc, beloved
husband of Anna IA. flyer sno
brother of T. Fryer OF Detroit
Mich: B. Fryer OF Toledo, Ohio
Mrs. Grace Lukehart and Mrs
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne
after 10 am, Friday, July II. until
Saturday, July IS, at 4 pm Serv-
ices and interment in Punxsutaw-
ney Pa II
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July Is 1853, at the washington
Sanitarium, FRANK B. KNIGHT
beloved husband of June L. knight,
father of William Frank and Darlene
Marie Knight, brother Of Mrs. r.
NJ. Stockton Of Oceanside, Calf
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll st. NV.
parking oppositel Services at the
July II, at pm Intcrment
George WashinRCon CemeterY. IL
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IA, 1850 ETHEL HYbER Of 9So5
Forest Grove drive. Silver Spring,
Md. beloved wife OF the late Charles
Hyder, mother OF Charles W, Hyder
OF Boulder. Colo, and William r
Hyer. She also is survived by six
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Funeral from the
W. W. Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl2
Georgia ave NV, on Friday, July
Greek Cemetery 10
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huMRRY, VINCENT A. suddenly, on

Tuesday, July IA, 1858, VINCENT
A. BuMBRY of 1102 LIST st; Sc,
Bumbrey, brother of Dorothy and
Portia Hall, grandson of Mrs Eva
Hall Carte and Mrs. Margaret
Bumbry. He also is survived by
other relatives and friends. Remains
may be. viewed at his late resi-
dence after pm Friday, July ~.
Funeral services on Saturday, July
is, az i pm, at the Rehoboth Bap-
fist Church. LIST ST., between n
and o SITS. S.w., the Rev. A. X. S
johnson officiating. InteIment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery Arrange
ments by Barnes & Matthews. II
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day. July 10, 1853, MARGARET ID
THOMAS of 1872 goth st, ne, wife
OF John D. Thomas and sister Of
Mary Pauline jackson. EvangelinC
Particle, Elizabeth Boston. Henry w
gusta Archie and James E. Dickin.
son other relatives and friend,
also survive After pm. Thurs.
day, July 10, friends may call Al
the Frazier Funeral Home, 1856
ices will be held on Friday, july
II, at 12 noon, the Rev. James E
Douglas officiating Interment Ar.
lington National Cemetery. I6
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ADELAIDE E, rEFLE,
LOUISE H. ISAAC, secy.

LOUISE H. ISAAC, Secy.
FISHER, ELIZA. On Saturday, July
H., 1859, ELIZA FISHER OF 37li
18th st. ne. She is survived by
four daughters, four sons, flve grand
children, two great-grandchildren
may call at the Joynes Funeral
Home, ll6 Massachusetts, ave. n ".
on Thursday, July 10, after pm
Funeral services on Friday. July ~,
at > pm, at the Mount Olive Bap-
fist Church. Agnesville, Va Inter-
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HARf rs s. GUM, President.
iSGR. MORRIS KING.
Snirituai Director

JOSEPH H., Sr. On
Hospital, JOSEPH II. AUldPHERsoN,
Sr., Of 1906 Hamline st. ne. hus-
band Of the late Annie E. Humpher-
son, father OF Joseph H. Hunpher-
son IT., and Mrs Harry L. S!ye,
brother of Mrs. Norah 4. Miller,
Mrs. Amelia Sigh, Mrs. Eva Cum
nington, Fred HumphersOn and Ed
win league. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, Atm st. and
Mass ave. me-. where services will
be held on Saturday, July Is, at IL
am. Interment Glenwood Gene
tpry IL
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Tuesday July Il, 1853. at Hialeah.
Fla. FLORENCE TOTTEN CARRIER,
formerly of 530S Hamilton St.. Rog-
erS Hei~hts, Md, the wife OF the
late Edward T; CARRIER, mother of
Fla. and Ross L. Totten of Wash
ington, D. c. She also is survived
By two grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Friends may call
after L. noon Saturday. July is.
at the Lee Funeral Home, 18th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Monday, July 90,
at. $50 pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery 10
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HAYES, JOHN WILLIAM. On Wednes-
day. July 10, 1853. at Soldiers Home
Hospital, JOHN WILLIAM EAYES,
beloved husband of Minnie E. Hayes,
brother Of Mrs. Geneva Stott. Mrs.
Martha Bats, Mrs. Mary lee Whit
ley and Mrs. Narcissua Bats. all
OF Wilson. N. c. Services at the
S. Il. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2901 18th st. NV, on Saturday,
July Is, at > pm. (parking facili-
ties'. lntermcnt Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. II
HENDERSON, JOHN W. On Tuesday,
July IA, 1859, at Suburban Hos
pital, JOHN W. HENDERSON of 1913
Solth Adams st Rockville, Md,
beloved husband of Layinia Daw-
son Henderson. father of Mrs. Nor
man l. Broadwater and Joseph Hen
derson. brother of Robert N Hen
derson Friends are invited to cal
Robert Pumphrev, Rockville Nd
Services on Friday, July II, at the
Christ Episcopal Church. Rockville,
Md. at II am. Interment Rock
vile Cemetery. Is
HOWE. GEORGE ALPHA. On Tues
ddy; JIIg 3,. ] a, 1852, =, GEORGE 5 81
st. St. beloved husband of the
late Bella J. Howe. father of Theo-
core C. Howe and Frances s. Nome
mackcr: brother of Sarah w. Howe
ana Mare H Spur. Funeral from
the, Collins Funeral Home, 1921
l4th st. NV. on Friday. July II
! AZ SO am. REQUIEM mass at st
| refers Church ut o.3O m Inter
ment Congressional Cemetery 16
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CHRONIGER, PRATT J. Members of
1,59JQs. Fort Dupont Post, No A.,
/: 81: 6. E; !!
AESqkS requested to assemble at
IS st and Mass ave ne, on
s pm. Legion services
conducted by the National Guard
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day. July ., 1859, BERTHA T.
loved wife Of Habbisham j. Jack
son. She also is survived by four
brothers and many other relatives
and friends. After pm Thurs
day. July 10. friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50
Rhode Island ave, NV, where sery-
ices will be held on Friday. July
II at 1870 pm, the Rev Amos
Watkins officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 10
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UUNDLINU, WILLIAM H., ST. A spe-
~ cial communication of
IN Mount Hermon Lodge, No.
IN 49,. A F.. & A. M, is
~ mo hereby called for 1918
NIX am. Saturday, July rs,
W. 1859 at the Masonic TEN
" pie, Hyattsville Md. to
conduct the last Masonic rites for
our late brother, WILLIAM H.
GUNDLING, Sr.
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WIENER, JOHN z. OF 1885 North
Capitol st, on July Is. 1853, brother
of Francis J. Wiener. Mrs. Margaret
Mrs. Mary G. Huff and Mrs, Loretta
J. Galardt. Prayers at Members
Funeral Home. 517 18th ST. Sc,
on Friday, July II, at S:45 am
Mass in st Aloysius Church, North
Capitol and Eye sts., at 9:15 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
LAW OF GRAVITY MAY LOWER RECORDS OF LATIN AMERICAN ATHLETES WHO COMPETE IN PAN AMERICAN GAMES IN CHICAGO

It gets weaker as one travels to- ward the equator or farther above sea level.
 This means that javelin thrown in the Panama Canal Zone would travel 315 inches far ther than at Madison, Wisconsin. It would travel about one foot farther than at the North Pole,
 A broad jumper would leap 3s inches farther in Texas than he would in Massachusetts. And a shot-put thrown 50 feet in Fin land would travel an inch farther in Rome.
 The upshot is that most Latin American athlets will be fighting stronger gravity in Chicago. All other conditions being equal, it might be difficult to set any rec ords over those established in the second Pan-American Games held in Mexico City in 1855.
 The capital of Mexico sits on a high plateau more than 1000 feet above sea level, and not too far from the equator. Chicago, many degrees north of the equator, barely keeps its feet dry at 500 feet above sea level.
 The best place for setting rec ords probably would be in Lima, Peru. Nestled in equatorial noun tains, Lima has the worlds weak est gravity.
 Of course, the variations of Mother Earth give no side an ad- vantage in a particular contest. But, theoretically. they could foul up international records.
 What do the gentlemen with the tape measures do about all this? They ignore it. They figure it will all come out right in the end.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
Democrats Ask COP Help Finance Convention

LOS ANGELES, R-Democrats want Republicans to help finance the 1860 Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles. The idea got a cool reception from Republican leader.
 Former Navy Secretary Dan Kimball, who heads a new con- vention finance committee, said Friday that Republicans will be asked to contribute "as civic duty.''
 Republican National Committee man Ed Shattuck commented:
 ''There is no longer any req son for the citizens generally and Republicans in particular to join in the financial support. It is now their (the Democrats0 affair and a partisan political one at that"
 Democrats organized a new fin ance committee to raise at least $350,000 after a squabble with their national chairman Paul But Ter over convention tickets.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
Pioneers to Hold 18th Reunion On Aug. 27-30

VICTORIA, B.C., lR-Tales as tall as Chilkoot Pass and long as time allows will be swapped here Aug. 27-3O when pioneers of the Klondike celebrate the 63rd ami versary of the discovery of gold in the northland
 This will be the 18th annual International Sourdough Reunion. Delegates will come from many points on the continent, most of them from California, Oregon, Washington, western Canada and Alaska
 w. A. Ellis of Seattle, reunion president, will open the conven- tion business session Friday nor ming, Aug. 28. The annual ban quet will be Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
8 AnacOrtes People Feared Lost In Montana Quake

ANACORTES, Wash, tR You wait. You maybe cry little, but most of all you hope because no news perhaps is better than some news.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Maricich of Anacortes have waited since the night of Aug. IT. They wait for word of their son, Peter, who just turned g.
 They wait for word of Mrs. Maricich's father and mother, MT. and Mrs. Virgil Keltz Sr., and for five more of their close rela- tives who make their home in this western Washington com munity.
 The trail so far ends at the Old Faithful Geyser in Yellow stone National Park.
 They fear it may end, forever, beneath tons of earth and rock that rumbled down into the Madi- son River Valley of Montana the night of Aug. 1.-the night of the disastrous Montana earthquake.
 A letter received by the Mari ciches Monday said all eight were fine. They were having fun and they planned. to hunt agates and pick berries Monday.
 They were going to head for the Hebgen Lake area, where berries and agates are plentiful, the letter said. It also said they would call home Monday night, the night of the quake.
 They never called. None of the eight has been seen since.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
More Earth Tremors Felt In Yellowstone

WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont, More earth tremors were felt last night and today in West Yellow stone, but none as sharp as one Saturday night which touched off a rock slide.
 Police said there were four or five new tremors but none ap- parently caused any damage.
 The Saturday night jolt brought Rangers and tourists from their beds in the Old Faithful area of Yellowstone National Park.
 It was here that the devastat- ing quakes of last Monday night and Tuesday were centered. Ire mors have been felt each day since then.
 Sundays early morning shock caused a big rock slide which blocked a forest road in the Heb gen Dam area About 20 summer homes are in the new slide vicin- ity, but police said it was be- lieved all the cabins were unoc- cupied.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
Anchorage Swimmer Stopped by Lake Michigan

MICHIGAN CITY, R- Harry Briggs of Anchorage, abandoned his attempt to swim the southern tip of Lake Michigan early Sun day under pressure of fatigue.
 Briggs was pulled from the water after swimming nearly 20 miles from Michigan City. He was about IA miles short of his goal, Chicago.
 Briggs was in the water for nearlp 21 hours. He complained of overstrain on the rest of his body due to a pulled tendon which began hampering him after he launched his swim at about am. Saturday.
 It was Briggs second unsuc- cessful attempt at the course which no one has yet mastered, He first attempted it last August, but gave up after IF miles.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24

The law of gravity may take some inches off the records of Latin American athletes when they compete in the Pan-Ameri- can Games in Chicago.
 To most sports fans, Newton and Einstein are out of there ele- ment on the playing field. But the World Book Encyclopedia eX- plains that the force of gravity which keeps third base on the ground and prevents high jumper from clearing the moon varies over the. earth's surface.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
R. C. Anderson, Alaska Steam Vice President, Dies In Seattle

SEATTLE, lPi - Raymond C.. Anderson, shipping executive who invented the laminated ski, died yesterday. He was 63.
 Anderson had been with Al aska Steamship Co. since 1944. He was executive vice president at his death. He was also presi- dent of Alpac Inc, bottling and canning concern; and executive vice president of the Skinner Corp, local transportation firm.
 He was born in Port Blakely, Wash, and entered the timber business as a young man in Wash ington and Alaska. He had col lected royalties on his patented ski invention for r years.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-24
Hotter Than -
CBu The Associated Press

(By me ASSOclGteQ Press
 Heat-Weafy millions across the nation awoke today to another day of sweltering sticky weather.
 Cool air from Canada brought some relief yesterday to the northeast and northern plains, but elsewhere sizzling temperatures continued to plague the popula- tion.
 Weather forecasters said little or no relief was in sight for the southeast, the south central DOT ton of the country and the mid west.
 Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms fell from the Pac- fife Coast eastward to Michigan but failed to bring relief.
 A torrential rain turned De- troit's Edsel Ford and John c. Lodge Expressways into rivers, temporarily stranding thousands of motorists in water up to four feet in depth.