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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-25

Miss Tarun Comegys, a June
graduate of Hood college, has ac-
cepted a position as girls physical
education instructor at Southern
High school for the next school
year. Miss Comegys will replace
Miss Mona Lou Evans who re-
signed to be married this fall.
She is a resident of Clayton.
Delaware, and is the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Comegys of
that city. Miss Comegys has had
experience for several summers
Continued On Page Eight
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-25
Receives Needed Rain

The county received some much
needed rain Monday night, to give
shot in the arm" to the crops
If the area. 1t also added to the
iWindling water supply.
Rain also began falling this
morning and there we're indica-
ions this might continue through
out the day.
The recent cold spell ended last
Friday with warmer temperatures
prevailing Saturday, Sunday and
Monday. 1t was fairly clear and
warm on Tuesday and Wednesday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-25
To Extend Route 2

Rural Route No. 2 from the
Oakland Post office will be ex-
tended, effective Saturday, to in
clude portions of the Old Deer
Park road, it was announced Mon
day.
The extension will provide mail
service to some Is fami-
lies previously without any mail
facilities, according to William
carrier.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-25
Icy New Gas Line

Employees of the C. and A. Gas
company have completed the lay
ing of new gas line on Green
street. The pavement was torn up
for about two weeks. The town
has planned a repaving project
for the street within the near fu-
ture.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-06-25

The picture shows Dr. Alta Schok secretary
Alps Daniel Hershberger,
Subcommittee and of
mte present background
the crafts
this outlet All crafts have local color such the maple
decorated with paintings of local third
on e This store will be moved to the recently purchased build
Route 49, of cransvle, the
building will contain restaurant specializing Dutch cookery
crafts outlet
project of this has the Allegheny
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

Raymond Warren, IA, son of
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Warren. 2l60
E. Violet Drive placed second
in the South Phoenix Optimist
contest. Ray received testi-
monial of appreciation. He is
a freshman and is a conscien-
tious scholar.
Other speech contestants for
the South Phoenix Optimist Clubs
public speaking contest we're
(lower row, to ~ Mike Hodge,
Don Garner, Raymond Warren,
and Steve Orcutt. Standing, Il
to ~ are Barry Henderson. Les
lie Anderson, David Baird, Stew
art Morris.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20
RACSDALE ELECTED TO
SOUTHWEST SAVINGS BOARD
African Riot
Death Toll
Rises To 40
BLANTYRE. Nyasaland,


The official count of
African dead in the Nyasaland
governments campaign to put
down nationalist rioting and saba
tage throughout this British pro-
tectorate rose to 40 today.
The government said one Afri-
can was killed yesterday when a
gang armed with bicycle chains
and whips gathered at the head
quarters of a tribal chief in the
Santhe region of Nyasaland's CEN
trail province.
A security patrol which arrested
a man in the crowd was immedi-
ately surrounded. The patrol
opened fire, killed one man and
then retired.
Security patrols continued to ar
rest militant nationalists in the
central province. But there was
no official count of persons now
in detention.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20
Lecturer To Appear

Yvelin Gardner, deputy exec
utive director of the National
Council on Alcoholism, will be
principal speaker at a March
% public meeting sponsored by
the newly-organized Maricopa
County Citizens Committee aa-
Alcoholism.
Gardner's talk will be titled
"A Community-Cent Attack
on Alcoholism The public is
invited to attend the meeting at
the Phoenix Public Library au-
ditorium at 8 pm.
Widely known as a lecturer
on alcoholism, he averages 100
talks annually to groups through
out the country, Gardner under
went special training at the Yale
School of Alcohol Studies decade
ago, later lecturing there, at
(Cont'd on P. 81
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20
Policy On Older
Workers Raped
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINtJlUN, Warch
Secretary of Health, Education,
and Welfare Arthur S. Flemming
says job discrimination against
older workers Is absolutely in
defensible" and "disservice to
the country"
Flemming said refusal by SONS
firms to employ persons in their
Sos and Cos represents an unjus-
tifiable waste of our human re-
sources because these are people
who can render real service"
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

Howard Peter Green, 52-year-
old caretaker, today pleaded inno-
cent to a manslaughter charge In
the human-torch death Of man
known as Little Charlie" and
will stand trial April 27.
The state has accused Green Of
striking the victim with a metal
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20
GUILT DENIED IN sLAYING AT DUMP

pipe, throwing him in a pile of
junk at the city dump. and ignit-
ing the DEBRIS.
Originally charged with first
degree murder, Green, who lives
at Fifth Street and Pima, Is
named In an amended i1forrna-
ton.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

LOWU BRIDGE, Kowloon This
border check point between Hong
Kong and China is busy scene
as Chinese clear thr rough on their
way home, laden with food for the
Chinese New Years celebration
nine days later. Mrs. Durene
Smith of the British Red Cross
Society and Jacob Holdebrand,
American Red Cross field di-
rector, also are laden with food
as they meet with represen-
tative of the Red Cross Society
of China. They are arranging
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

LINCOLN RAGSDALE, president Of the
Valley Insurance Company and Ragsd0le
Moytua1cy, Lpc., is the first Negro elected
to the Board Of Directors of a major fin
0nci0L Institution I'm AYizOn0o
He was elected to the Board of DiYec-
tors of Southwest Savings and Loan AssO-
citation.
George Beavers (centey) chairman Of
the board of the Golden State Mutual IasmY-
apce Company, and Joseph johnson tat
left) Arizona general agent for G. S. NJ.
c0mgYutuI0tes the mew board member.
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

the handing over of food parcels
from the American Red Cross and
families in the United States
which the Chinese will deliver
to American Catholic Bishop
lanes Edward Walsh and four
other American imprisoned on
the mainland. Since May 80, 1855
nearly 1000 Red Cross foodpar-
cells have been delivered to Am
ericanS held in China.
(Hong Kong STANDARD Photo
from the American Red Cross)
Arizona tribune., 1959-03-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
DEAR ABBY
This Boy Likes Service De Luxe
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN

feet, dress. undress and feed
men, are employed In homes
for the aged and in institu-
tions for the physically
handicapped and mentally
iii. II you want this kind Of
service, stay where you can
get II on your own terms.
DEAR ABBY: My husband
has his insurance policies
made out with his mother
and father as benef1ciaries.
We have been married eight
years and have two children.
When I mentioned to him
that I thought he should
change the policies to make
me the beneficiary. he said If
anything happened to him
his parents would give me the
money. In your opinion is
this enough protection for
me? WIFE.
I wouldn't take anything
for granted. You, your hus-
band and the insurance
agent should sit down and
talk this matter over frankly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

DEAR ABBY: I am sta
toned in Japan. I am one Of
those Yankees who thought
his buddies had rocks in their
heads to marry Japanese
girls. But now that I have
fallen for one. ! can under
stand why.
A Japanese girl makes a
man feel like a man! She is
trained to wait on a man. To
dress him. undress him and
wash his feet. And, yes, even
to feed him If he desires it.
Her only thought is to give
comfort and satisfaction to
her man.
Show me an American girl
like that! They are all self
ish, demanding and bossy!
No, I don't want a brainless
puppet for a wife. But If a
woman wants to wear the
pants. send her over here
with a rifle and let her re-
lieve me Of my duties.
D. D. F., U. S. NAVY.
The only women in Ameri-
ca who are trained" to wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

A wife with two children Is
entitled TO more security In
the event Of her husbands
death than you appear TO
have.
DEAR ABBY: I have been
going into this shoe store for
quite a while, and ! became
interested in a salesman who
works there. He seems in
terested In me, too. We al
ways have a few laughs.
He asked my girl friend
(behind my back how old
I was. She lied for me and
said I was 10. I am only
II. He looks about 81 or %,
but am not sure.
How can ! find out how old
he is without asking him?
How can ! get him to ask
me out?
six TRIPLE A."
There are other statistics
equally as vital as "age."
One Is marital status. First
find out II he Is married.
ASK HIM. II he's single,
ask your girl friend to ask
him behind YOUR back
how old he is. II he's over
20, forget him. IT'S all right
to have a few laughs when
shopping for shoes, but don't
put your foot in II.
To get Abby's pamphlet.
what Every Teen Ager
Wants to KnoU." send Csc
and a large. selt-dddreSSed.
stamped envelope to The
EUening Star.
distributed By McNaught Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

window and said In an I'M
natural voice:
"It's q nice day"
1T was a nice day." re-
piled Kaufman, when they
burned Joan Of Arc"
Full: Comedy Star W. C.
Fields, who liked his liquor,
showed UP at the theater one
night more than a little un-
steady.
Hurry up. you're latel"
cried the stage manager.
1.-THE house is full"
80 am I, my boy" said
Fields. 80 am l."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
FAMOUS FABLES

Opening Night. Although
many a year has passed since
Veteran Playwright George s.
kaufman had his FIRST play
produced, an opening on
Broadway is still a harrow
ing experience for him.
One afternoon. q few hours
before the premiere Of one Of
his plays, he was brooding in
his apartment, when his CO.
author entered. The latter
took one look at Kaufman's
gloomy countenance and
eased himself into a chair
without a word Of greeting.
For more than an hour. the
two sat In silence. Finally
the co-author looked out the
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The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Governors Advisor Appointed to Staff of The Arctic Institute

WASHINGTON, R-Dr. George w. Rogers, who served as econ omic advisor to two territorial governors of Alaska, has been appointed to the staff of the Arc tic Institute of North America. He will serve the institute as social scientist.
 Rogers recently directed a study of the resources and economic possibilities of southeastern Alas ka His findings are to be pub lished soon in a book Alaska Tn The Southeast Re gion"
 Rogers, 42, is a native of San Francisco and holds degrees from the University of California and Harvard University.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
By PRESTON GROVER

MOSCOW, R - The Soviet Lunik III, it's historic trip past the moon completed, presumably con- tinued on out into space Thurs day on a wide curving course scheduled to bring it rocketing back past the earth Oct. IS.
 An official announcement We'd nesday night said the 614-pound flying vehicle will not start it's turn back toward the earth until Saturday, after reaching a point 292, 2,O43 miles from the earth.
 When radio contact was made Wednesday, the vehicle was 78,750 miles from the moon and 258,957 miles from the earth.
 There was no word of the re- suits If any of the vehicles survey of the hidden side of the moon. The announcement said only that the scientific measuring instruments, the thermal regula- ton and power supply systems continue functioning normally"
 After passing the point of minimum distance from the moon," the announcement said, "the automatic interplanetary station continues to move firmly
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Female Fan Undulges In Sliding Practice

CHICAGO, R III Early arrivals at Thursdays sixth game in the 1859 World Series got bit of extra entertainment when plump woman fan, wearing a white blouse and dark skirt, dash ed from the right field boxes and raced around part of the infield while the White Sox were at bat ting practice.
 She slid into second base, raced to third and slid again. There she appeared delighted as she rolled in the loose dirt while the Chicago players watched. Finally three policemen picked her up, and es- corted her from the field
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Soviet Lunik HI Completes Moon Trip

along the preset orbit"
 The announcement added that Lunik's shortest distance from the earth's surface will be about 10000 kilometers (24,854 miles)" when it passes the planet.
 At the time ofLlast Sundays launching, Soviet scientists pre- dicted the vehicle might approach within 1,240 miles of the earth. But the new figure indicated it would continue in orbit indefin- itely, since it would be far out of the earth's atmospheric friction which would burn it up on con- tact.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09
Alaskans Warned Against Dangers In Plastic Bags

JUNEAU - Following a report that plastic bags were involved in almost 100 deaths in the United States during the first. eight months of this year, warning for care in reuse or disposal of plastic packaging was sounded again this week by pr. Harry V. Gibson, Alaska Division of Health Director.
 Originally used for protection of dry cleaning, laundry and other packaging, fhe filmy plastic has caused suffocation of infants when reused as mattress or pillow cov- ering that clung to their faces, shutting off air. the reports stated.
 Parents are warned, Dr. Gibson said, that filmy plastic coverings should not be used in cribs and children should not be permitted to play with discarded plastic bags. The pla tic wrappings should be destroyed when they have served the purpose for which they were intended
 No deaths due to misuse of plas- tic bags have been reported to the Alaska Health Division, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Dr. Gibson said, and it is sincerely hoped that none will be.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-09

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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-21
Starr School News

School closes on June 3. Our
picnic will be held on June 2.
Carl Old Person Jr. was select
cd as our representative pupil
this year.
The Starr School track NEE,
will be held on May 80 and 81
We expect 4 good crowd.
Mrs. Angelina Old Person. our
school cook. has been quite III
in the hospital. We hope for her
speedy recovery.
On May -. We held our Arbor
Day program. We. with the help
Of the forestry and conservation
departments. planted II trees
Mr. Howard Zuitzus of the for
cStry department spoke to the
children on the importance OF
trees, \ group from the upper
grade room gave a choral read
ing of Trees" The primary
room gave a selection entitled
conservation" followed next by
Smokey the Bears Warning
Mr. Harry Cloke dedicated the
newly planted park for Mrs. Lii
liam Lear. Mrs Lear has laugh,
on the reservation 10 years. The
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-21

park Is to be named the Lillian
Lear Park.
Mr.. Robert Durham and Mr..
Cornett were present from the
Agency office at the Arbor Day
program. Refreshments were
served at the school.
We enjoyed ourselves at the
Blackfeet Stampede. Mary Ellen
Ground received a third place
ribbon for running broad jump.
Plans are in progress for the
May 80 Indian dance.
Catholic vacation school will
begin on June IL.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1959-05-21
Browning Lions Club
To Hold Installation

The Browning Lions club will
host their ladies and install their
newly-elected officers Saturday
evening. May q. at the Ranch
night club. east of Cut Bank.
The meeting will be called at
8 pm. and secretary. X. W. Har.
ris. urges all Lions to attend and
enjoy the entertaining program
on schedule.
Rev. FIR. Gillen mOtored 10
Lethbridpc Tuesday.
, 1959-12-19
THE 81 CRoIx AVIS


which the governor deems useful in assisting grantee in
establishing shelters, rest rooms and any other convent
ences for the comfort, safety and accommodation Of pas
sengerS, provided, that any government owned facilities
made available under this section to the grantee shall not
be used by the said grantee for any purposes in compete
ton with existing businesses located in the vicinity Of the
facilities.
SECTION 4. The franchise granted herein shall be
exclusive and shall run for period of ten d0) years from
the date of its acceptance by the grantee; provided, how
ever, the grantee of the franchise, in the cases Of overflow
traffic or other emergency creating demands for pasSen-
gers or freight services beyond the normal capacity Of
grantees facilities, shall authorize owners Of other suit
able and safe S~ea-going craft ~conTplying with applicable
law to carry the surplus passengers andIor freight: provid-
ed further, that nothing contained herein shall be con-
strled to prohibit the free transportation of guests from
Saint Thomas or Saint John to and from hotels or guests
houses. in the other island, where they may be registered,
by sea-going craft facilities of such hotels or guest houses
or by sea-going craft facilities hired by such hotels or
guest houses. Provided further, that nothing contained
herein shall prohibit charter parties for hire departing
from either island.
SECTION 5. If and when the exclusive franchise,
the grant of which is herein provided for. becomes effec-
tive, such fact shall be published by the Public Utilities
III a local newspaper OF general circulation
twice a week for two successive weeks, and thereafter it
shall be unlawful for any person. firm or corporation
other than the grantee herein, his. successors, assigns or
licensees to ferry passengers andlor freight between Red
Hook, Saint Thomas and Cruz Bay, Saint John Fv boat
for money consideration, except passenger andlor freight
charters.
SECTION 6. No transfer or assignment of this fran
chise or any interest therein Shall be valid Without. the
prior written approval Of the governor.
SECTION Z. This franchise shall become null and
void upon failure Of grantee, his successors or assigns, to
perform any of the conditions in this act provided, for a
period Of ten 1O days after written notice shall have
been served upon Grantee, his successors or assigns, by
the Public Utilities Commission or other local or Federal
body having authority stating the condition that has been
violated and requiring correction.
SECTION 8. The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States expressly reserves the right to alter
or amend this Act whenever the same shall be deemed
necessary to secure the greatest degree d. safety, welfare
and accommodation to the travelling passengers.
SECTION 8. Proceedings with respect to the for
feiture Of this franchise because Of failure of grantee, his
successors, or assigns, to perform the conditions of this
act, including nOnlSer or misuser, shall be brought in
the District Court by the United States Attorney on be-
, 1959-12-19
BILL NO. 986
on THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

Granting an Exclusive Franchise to Queen and Pricesss
Transportation System, Inc, Of Saint Thomas, Virgin Is
lands, to Operate a Commercial Motor Vessel Passenger
and Freight Ferry Service Between the Islands Of
Saint Thomas and Saint John.
, 1959-12-19

TRANSPORTATION system, Inc, OF 0aluL lHOHaS, Virgil ,
lands, to Operate q Commercial Motor Vessel Passenger
and Freight Ferry Service Between the Islands OF
Saint Thomas and Saint John.
WHEREAS Queen and Princess transportation Sys.
tenn. Inc. has instituted regular boat passenger, freight
and mail services between the islands Of Saint Thomas
and Saint John thereby relieving the Government OF the
need Of carrying on such business; and
Queen and Princess Transportation Sys-
tenn, Inc, has invested heavily in other and additional
vessels to insure uninterrupted passenger, freight and
mail service between the aforesaid islands; and
WHEREAS additional facilities for the the comfort
and protection Of passengers and freight while waiting to
be transported between Saint Thomas and Saint John,
involving large financial OUTLAWS, must be made and pro
vided.
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature Of the Virgin Islands:
SECTION 1. 1t IS hereby declared to be in the pub
lie interest that an exclusive franchise for the operation
of a regular daily Motor Vessel passenger and freight
ferry service between Red Hook, Saint. Thomas, and Cruz
Bay, Saint John be granted to one operator in order to Sc
cure and promote the regularity, safety and efficiency OF
such service for the public convenience, and, IN considera-
ton Of the foregoing there is hereby grantedto Queen and
Princess Transportation System, Inc, hereinafter referred
to as the Grantee, the exclusive right and franchise to op-
crate regular daily commercial Motor Vessel passenger
and freight ferry service between Red Hook, Saint Tho
mas and Cruz Bay, Saint John, including the right to use
government owned piers for landing and taking on pas
sengers and freight, subject to the provisions OF this Act
or any other law or act, local or Federal, appertaining, to
navigation Or safety Of passengers and freight at sea: to
establish shelters for the safety, comfort and protection
Of passengers and freight from weather hazards.
AS used herein passenger and freight ferry service"
shall mean regular daily scheduled boat service between
Red Hook, Saint Thomas and Cruz Bay, Saint John.
SECTION 2. The Grantee, as a condition Of the
exercise Of this franchise, shall operate a safe an efficient
passenger and freight ferry service for travellers between
Red Hook, Saint Thomas and Cruz Bay, Saint John, and
shall be subject, in addition to the provisions of this Act
and any other local or federal law applicable, to all appli-
mission.
SECTION 8. The Governor Of the Virgin Islands is
hereby authorized and empowered at any time during the
life Of this franchise to make available to the grantee for
q term concurrent with the term Of said franchise any
government owned facilities not otherwise IN use at any
and all terminals Of said motor passenger freight services,