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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07
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BEFHRslA. s7io Wilson lapsi Spss
7rfls sats sun. I I'll ,anrk--Mo.Ssl
; attrsc. Cape Cod lge. Nv I'm, I'm; VIII w
freplg ell;sles: III ks.s ~, powNA.s n r I'm
lse perch 2 nice ssa z \. HOLY ia
o. will rent with option 70 pny y
sxpiEatiop q easc Jvn ~ WI ,.n Y.
bhs .a.' Ma, WI HniysGl.i.s z 7.siss.
BETHESDA AREA--Modsrn briSh
eplif-levNl home located on WELL
Handicapped lot al 0nlA EeikiFk dr.,
With ! bsarmss 2E baths ,, nv;
eanip. kits rec: vm: ana I npl,'-in
az H.si ST. t alss AZ na . 81 g."
bETHEsDA, D2Os Burning Tree Rd.
10 rms. IL bedrms. and den)i 2.
bath brick rambler with attached
tionsi attractive features for com
Portable iiIvlng. peliEhtfpl sub.
Siyd. or Out Old deofsetown I'd
70 Green Tree I'd. west 20 prop
sstSya a, Ay,il; fo5 Tr aPPTnSTx' hoSR Idi
ER, ING, Ascent. 1875 X 81 NV
hETnRsDA-Nr. wis. ave, bricl
,Anahier q hetlr4na. 800 per mo
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FOREST GLEN Park. MD.-Lse.
Nv. rm. fnrepl., 3-bedrm. g large
din. rm,, full bsmt., scd. porch;
sSsdsS G s:ra siSo 'Dsf1Sa' s .s5ssc
FOREST HlLLs[5 b;r;. az bsth bath
mat. $500 mo. To, 2-0332 eyes,;
TX. 3-7212, weekdays.
TOR RETIRED COUPIE-2-bed.
room house in country. 30 miles
from wash. No bath. Reasonable
rent. Box 44l-R. Star.
FOxHALL RID. NV. = Apt. -sizl
quaint but extremely livable fol
or 2 persons or SIN. family
INC, Realtors, FE. 7-2121.
FREDERICK, MD.-country hont
II miles out, 3 bedrms., complete.
mC ssT ,T nsHlz See Il, s st,i To
CE0R0EI0WN.Modern 2.bedrm
brick house, air cond. with 60.
rage. East Of Wis. ave. Immed
occupancy. !$226, DORoTHY C
WOOD, Realtor, DE. 2-71l6; FE
GLEN RCHO-5112 Waukesha I'd.
2 bedrm. bungalow with storage
attic, 500. WALKER e. DUNLOP
INC. CO. B-0222.
GREAT FALLs, VA.-Attractive 3.
bedrm. house on owners estate q
is beaut. acres. CarpoIt, nrepl.
hT. from downtown PL. 9.2b66
HILLCREsT-52i1 32nd ave. !:
bedrms.. semi-detaehed house with
basement. $1l0; Very convenient
WALKER q DUNLOP, NC. CO
HOLIDAY PARK, MD.-3 hedrms.
Ia baths, ny. rm., family I'm.
.eishEasher. disposal. fenced 20;
Charles IA. wheaton,.
pies brick. fun bsmt.. IL baths
Sep. din. rm.; conv. to shop ctr,
avail. July 8. AP. 7-b512.
NYATTGVTLLE = Entrance hall
kitchen, utility rm. on LIST level
3 rms,, bath on. End level. Larg,
yard. Reas. rent for settled anC
reliable cple. HA. 2-2220 or UN
4.2443.
HYATTsVILLE-Det,; 3 bedrms
ioe. siSo mo mo. OWNER. en-. = S7s
KENWOOD CLUB AREA--of Rive
trd.;- large brick Colonial house
bedrFhs.. 2M baths. rec. I'm.
porch, garage. Avail June 20tl
HoUdHTON q SON, INC. d
7-e067: Weekends, Oh. 2-9S74.
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nM0pGn

ATTRACTIVE SHEPHERD PARK
HOME at q bargain rricei Open
1-8 p.m.l 1897 18th. Street,
Brick. slate roof: 4 bedrms.. den,
"a baths, mod. kit, rec. room
h,-w. heat, garage, patio. RIPLEY
JU. 6-B1ii.
BERKELEY -FOXHALL; open 100
d-After inspecting Spring VAL
ley, Kent, Wesley Heights houses
then see the almost-new 4-bed..
room, 4-bath, center-hall Colonial
in mid-40s, KNoUSE, ma. s-021s
EN-, 2-1643,
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NEAR d. G.

An attrac. oppor. for exclusive pri.
vate school or convalescent home
Accommodations for $50 pupili
II used as school; 20 TO 25 con-
valeseent; excellent location In
nearby virginia. For further In
formation: please call
W. w. JOHNSTON, BR
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DRY CLEANING Plant and 2
storesi excel. loe,, close 20 NeA
agency and ". Meade. / store
across from new shop. center, (;
Ieas. renti cpl. retirins. BOX 3b-
DEFY CLEANING pickup station
excel. loc.. next 70 Wilson Thea
ire, Colonial Village, Ari.; over
siiSS o.: 81, .s4TSsss. a'1ins only
EDWIN y ELLIS offers roqming
house : isth st. n q Park "a
rent income plus living quartersi
s7SeS dp SE zI EnWIN L. ELLIS
EDWIN Z; ELLIS oflsr, large fCon ON;
garage. Income quoted $500 mo.
Rent $3.50. Lease. Reasonable
Vermont ss1IsSs si's ave. s.'R r.. sssifiS iOiO
E SH,, i n Et = SsF uD ESS%E.
1900 block Of q ct, NV. "a rooms.
z baths; parking for cars: rum
ming water IN 10 rooms; income
quoted. over Ss2b mo-: reas. house
rent; lease: priced g sell. wants
ss1;SSG f az! 7. SDSiS l ELLIS
EDWIN 4. ELLIS offers roomIng
house; Mass. ave. between 18th
and ieth nv; 10 rooms. z tub.
baths z ash shower od baths; in r.,rs
Ellis. B SSEEs RE. -7.siS T.N =
EGG ROUTE. with walk-in truck;
S SiiBsR zIH iss. So. br iSsSS SoO
ELRCTRiCAL SERVICE NAN want
ed as salesman for tri-sale area
70 cell established quality ma.
Mon. kI. e-0664.
ESTABLISHED veil-paying auto
mobile repair GARAGE. epeeiAlizing
on olds, Cadillac serylee repair;
completely GEM snS s SS 'oE ny 2. service q
equipment over $13.OO0i located
In city OF 10000 population: rent
$50: buyer should be 1st-class
@ 1i ssssi ss b.. 'e's nni sts ears
FARMERS C0-0PERATIvE STORE
Complete with variety Of sun
dry stock. such Is hardware and
light groceries. Doing over $780,
900 per year. Showing monthly In
crease; however must sell. $4,000
Ssls 7 a. sSss. s 49, s ssass MA 3
FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE =
SHOWING good. net profit: viii sell
With small down payment. Gail
FOR LEAsE-Modern, 3-bay, por-
celain-front service station located
on route 10 cheverly. High poten-
tial for !aggressiye individual, In
yestment required. $4,000 70
M Moo CRAZE 5.ns ia ini $685.. eau
FOR LEASE on SALE, IA acres
Industrial ground; 3-bay service
station, sarage with apis
s ssUs S ss iSt s0r Iie q v. sse 3
PL' s..eebfs..n sl 90 A''. -" eau
FOR sALE-27 room hotel and
T rsr.o1a ON Sse 4AR s ssRPest'
for business. Completely furnished
VIII sell TO anyone. Write Boz
4le. Colonial Beach. vlrglnia.
FF Fssd.iicl. SS9sTARPS ..M DslyE nm ~
equipment; must sell: some capital
required: terms can be arranged
on good credit. Cal FL. 1891.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND.
In leading market. Reasonable.
VIII. 6-0220.
FURNITURE STORE - Second
hand, center Of city over SO
yrs. Retiring. Boz i46-Y, Star.
GIN. COUNTRY STORE, 50. Nd:
gas sta. house; lge. vol. bush.
$35, 1000, terms. GIBRALTAR co.
GIPTsHOP-Upper NV. Over Sl2.-
900 profit ". Also have ! IN Va.
GIBRALTAR CO, DI. 10000.
GOLDEN POINT
i5c Hamburger Drive-In
NET 100000 TO $4,000 80
No Operation Allowed TO Fan
Several Prime Locations Now Avail.
Call for Appt., LO 10000
GROCERY, D. c. Only $500:
good BUSH: apt. Also IN No.
EwanI ksaara RaNm nTuH hTTAD RI
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AMER. UNIV. PARK
Newly rsdesS,r . =: s-6 be- ,s SriSik
scr. porch, 1st-ii. powder rm.:
cony. to transp.. public and paro-
chial schools; mid-2Qs; EN-. z
1854 for appointment 70 inspect.
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ALBEAIARLE ST. NV. : Semidet
and pantry: end a.. 8 bedrms, and
fins inotown A. section 'i Of - city; re.
duced S17,950. LOUIS p. SHOE.
MAKER, 1919 X st. NV, Ma
S-1106.
AMERICAN U..ST. ANN's-FIRs1
PRESENTATION Charm galore
and clean as q whistlel Lovely 8,
with heavy slate roof; nice Bis
rooms, large porch, garage. leye
fenced lot; 2 blocks from st
AIMS, Janney. immaculate, Wis.
s2nsin hays ave sn 81 and III tEa IM
8. Philips Hill NC obj 81. 7.i4gTff
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
SALE BY OWNER-OPEN SO PM
A rare oppor, to get q newer home
e.. g yrs old . IN this TSst S de
quiet. tree-lined ST.. But Just q
few steps from shopping and
transp. Brk. Colonial: 8 bedrms,,
ia baths t1st-fl. powder rml.
din. rm., mod. kit. w/breakfast
bar. screened porch overlookine
pvt, fenced I'd Has Wv. carpet
financing fn Gins available. 4SiS Butter
worth place NV, EN-. 2-4g43.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK : st
AIMS Parish. Immaculate 3-bed-
room, 2-bath, brick Colonial with
additional bedrm. space on nm
ished 3rd floor. Lovely front
porch, Diet. garage and gas h. ..w.h.
Call Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-9011 A. 8.
GARDINER g. CO.. INC, REAL
TOR. MA. S-30o3.
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Immediate Occupancy

S0b--S13B
Several newly Decorated brick ram,
Annandaie area; many With an
sarbass dIspcsals. dishwasherS
ETC.; fireplace. full basement will
outside entrance, two 70 three bed,
rooms, near schools, stores anc
buses. Apply portion Of rent TO-
wards down payment.
,.ESEccESMoNf REALTY, %ci,,
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GOLDEN POINT

GOLDEN PUNT
i5c Hamburger Drive-In
NET 10000 TO $4,000 .s
No Operation Allowed TO Fan
Several Prime Locations Now AVIAN.
Call for Appt., LO 10000
GROCERY. D. c. Only $500:
good BUSH: apt. Also In Nd.
Excel bush. reas. GIBRALTAR CO.
GROCERY STORE, ABc license
and stock. Reas. price. cash only.
1246 q 81. ne. No agents. Ii.
3-9791 bet. 3 ANS pm.
HELP OPERATED, make good Nv
ing without working, call after
8 Pm. PA. B-97Oi.
II Am rNTEREsTRD IN BUYING
mems haherdashery doing from
$4,000 TO $4,000 annually.
please call To. 2-6s2e. @
I HAVE THE BEST VARIETY
STORE IN TOWN. OTHER IN
TERESTS FORCE NE TO SELL
IT. RA. 3-0234.
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TAKOMA PARK, MD.

Sligo Greek Pkwy. on n. Hampshir,
aVe.-3-level brick and frame: I
bedrooms, ~ baths: h-aerI
grounds; no close neighbors; over.
parkins: newly decorated; vaIi-to,
wall carpet. Rent, $175. Seen b!
appt. only. Monday thru Friday.
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FALTs CHURCH Z 6edrms.
baths; brick with bsmt;; on mic.
baths: ground level bsmt. viii
rIi ssis ri REAf fTs ". 4:274al
FALLS CHURCH, va, Sleepy Hol.
low area-Big 3-bedroom, 2-bati
rambler; full basement with rec
room, i hot-ysteT he. eat lo MeE y1 "a
s.S12l. T1oH WOODS. -
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Does ;,vs over sco 1000 gs.,s 2 week; SELLS
M ms NNTFHi;RayN 10 vrs cS02MMIPETs EHos.
PING CENTER. BIG MONEY.
MAKER. Call for details. good
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i Zee. s 81 d po.s. .Ss ' Eun ssss;
$50. Ma. s-0360. =
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DIST; hc ..|s 80 2,6Ss bern, e ,Sh:
and bomb shelter: Ven. blinds;
elee. refgr. and range: tub "
shoVer; auto. 9. b.: cple. with /.
2 children. 500 winter, $io7
summer. Inquire PM Obi
Walker NH I'd. District Heights
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FoGGY BOTTOM

FOGGY BOTTOM
2-bedroom charmer in the heart Of
this smart new community avail
pble early July. S14O. Call Mr..
Lynch with
WOODWARD q NORRIS
REALTORS
T23 goth Bt. NV. RE- 7-66s6
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| AAAOSs We Ao@ANA ~ wv 4AAN'
73s 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
UNFINISHED, 3-bedroom house
with nice lawn and garage on es-
tate near The Plains, Va. Rent:
$3.50 per month, CAN Marshall
UPPER NV. 2lSt st-Largs 3
bedrm. house In very quiet, re-.
served neighborhood. Lovely yard
and attached garsse; $50.
WALKER WALK q DUNLOP, INC. CO.
VIENNA WOODS s-room split
level; 2 baths, bedrms:: carpet
pool membership. Occupancy July
| /; SI55 mo. Open Sun, weekdays
By appointment. DU. 5000.
vIRNNA-Wooded area, no franc;
rsmb.; rec. nm. with irepl., day
light bsmt.. Dashboard heat: S135.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, Agent,
JE 3-O173.
VIENNA SUBURBS = 3-bedrm.
house. with gar. In bsmt., lge.
| lawn, shade trees Avail. June 20
500 mo. DU, 6-5356.
VIENNA-3-bedrm., 'b8 spiit-level
rambler; S14b. ~ baths: many
extras. Vacant. YEONAS REALTY,
INC, ia. $4,000, DU. 5-5501.
WE HAVE MANY HOUSES TO
/ RENT in North Arlington; call
/ for particulars. BENoIr y AL
i VAREZ. Realtors: KE. s-0077.
WRgTRRN AVE NV mr. Wiscon-
I'm ave brick. iiyD I'm.
/ din. I'm. and kit. on LIST floor: 2
bedrnis., den and bath on End
aSor; . 1tt ~, az! auto heat , g Ssr ro
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ALASKA AVE. NV. 7Il4-Leav-
ing. Must sell wk. end. viii accept
best ofier. Open I to 8 pm. q.
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COMPLETELY REDEco-
a oceupsnes .D So4 sheridan q.
NV. Living rm.. separate
dining room, kit. v/range
and refer. 3 bedrms. and
bath. Rec. rm. WA bath.
Enclosed rear yard. front
porch. Conv. to schools.
shopping and transports.
ton. 500 per mo.
nHANNON A LUCHg Manngemel
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kETIlEsnA. 120s purnInE Tree 3
BETHESDA, MD.

I343 MONTGOMERY ave. bed
rooms. nicely furnished. wired fol
ar cond. Enclosed back yard. l,
car detached garage. Oil heat
excellent neinhborhood.. Conv: q
public and parochial schools. seer
By appt. only.
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eHANNON q LUCHS ManAgemeE
N n Ma. 6-2345

COUNTRY CLUB Hills, FAirta,
S S vim as:sd i Ssaass l ls5fs hs
fm.. modern cleo. kit. breakfast
nook, 3 bedrms.. pine-paneled den
2 baths. rec. rm. with firepL. car.
port, patio. on eul-de-sac. Avail.
able July IS: Sl?5 per mo.
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DRY CLEANING sTORE-PressinI
mach" t ssEinE az mse HSk ~ other fS'
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Restaurant : Grin : Beer

Owner quotes over $1,000 wkly.;
closes pm. daily sat. ? p;m,i
Be ereatiy improved By inereasina
hours. Located on main highway;
plenty franc. Priced roAgonably:
terms 10 responsible people.
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CIGARETTE
MACHINES

FOR SALE. NEW OR USED
James Vending Machine Co, Inc.
1923 IiiinoiR Ave- NV
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VIENNA YEN. WOODS [s:room :pli..
ing, large lot, trees; swimmins
pool membership. Occupancy july
/; SI55 mo. Open Sun, weekdays
BIZ appointment, DU. 5000,
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1907 18th ST. NV. = 4-bedrm
house with ~, nm. din. rTs k H.
spect call Mrs. Goodwin az TU.
2-531D or II. @. SMITHY CO.
ST. 3-33OO.
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UPPER NV. 3lSt st.-Lafge
bedrm. house In very quiet, re
served neighborhood. Lovely yerl
and attached garage. $3.50
WALKER q DUNLOP, INC. CO
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EAILs cHURcH-BTk. cspe Cod
decorated; perm. storm windows
full bsmt.; Ice. completely fenced
I'd. with trees: nr. schools, shop
ping and bus; S125 mo. il. 2
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Thos. J. Fisher q Co, Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
UNFINISHED, 3-bedroom houst
with nice lawn and garage on Is.
tate near The Plains, We. Rent
S75. 20 per month. Call Marshall
Va. Emerson 1.2254,
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Dry Cleaning : Laundry

SANDWICH sHoP-Dntn.. s-S. ci.
ssST" Una, i.msn oRsE gpod Inc nc; So
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Peter Loins

by examination Of the score
itself"
It's hard to believe that ex-
Harvardman Bernstein would
ever have been guilty Of that
whom" Anyone as gifted in
the arts Of language-both
musical and verbal-as Bern
stein would surely have used
the nominative case Of the pro-
noun ("who'O as subject Of
the verb "base."
Incidentally-and here I in
vite upon my head the wrath
Of thousands Of schoolmarms--
there Is q strong feeling among
students Of language that
whom" has long outlived its
usefulness and is well on its
way to oblivion. More than 80
years ago the great oxford
English Dictionary reported
that whom Is no longer cur
rent in colloquial speech" To-
day whom" Is found in formal
writing, especially when imme-
diately following q proposition
CTo whom did give the
book?~ and following a verb
("You hit whom?") but else
where 1t usually sounds stuffy
and pretentious.
CReleased by the Bell eyndicate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-01
One quote from a New York

One quote from a New YORK
City newspaper would certainly
be disavowed by Bernstein,
though. Sent In by q reader
who directs our attention TO the
fweirdly wallowing whom" in
the second sentence 1t refers to
Bernstein's presentation Of d.
RUS Milhaud's Creation Of the
World" Among those who
WRITE" goes the article. there
have lately been some detrac-
tors Of this extraordinary work
who have made themselves ar
ticulate in print. It was obvious
that Bernstein wanted to make
forcefully known that he dis
agreed with the opinion Of those
whom, as he puts it. base their
opinion Of music more on what
they have read about 1t than
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
THE BERRYs
MRS. FITz's FLATS
EREppY
~ AND LOIS
MUTT AND JEFF
UNCLE CHARLIE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

One Of the major musical
miracles Of recent years has
been the rehabilitation of the
New York Philharmonic under
the dynamic leadership Of
Leonard Bernstein. The results
Of his somewhat unorthodox
approach to programming and
conducting have been seen
throughout the country. thanks
TO television, and reams Of
newsprint and magazine space
have been given over to chron-
icling his activities.
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The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
ROTARY BIDS FAREWELL T SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

At Rotary today, the club bade farewell to Bill and Christine Angell who are leaving soon for Anchorage.
 Guests were: Rev. Fred McGin- his, Bill Wood. and Geo. Shar- rock, all of Anchorage; and Ed Blair and Art Hardy of the Fed eral Electric Company.
 Rev. Roald Amundsen of the Covenant Church and three grad uates of the Covenant High School at Unalakleet were also guests. The three are LaVerne Napouk, Charlene Komakuhuk and Ruth Ivanoff, and they also sing as a trio. They presented three num- bers which are part of pro- gram they will sing at the Cove nant Church on Saturday evening.
 Jim Mclean, chairman of the Cleanup Committee, reported that plans are made for the an nual spring cleanup to start on Monday, June 1.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
Khrushcllev Says SOviets Will Not Loose First Bomb

MOSCOW, (R - Soviet Premier Khrushchev told group of Flo rida business and professional men Tuesday that the Soviet Union will never launch the first rocket against the United States.
 But he said their grandchildren had better look out - the bug of Communism will get them.
 Khrushchev, evidently in good humor, told them he was happy to see 45 Florida business men, and after 70-minute inter view took them out into the Kremlin garden for photographs.
 Notes on the conversation were given by Ralph A. Renick, vice president of T-V Station WTVJ of Miami, and Thomas F. Fleming, president of the First Bank of Boca Raton, Fla.
 T can assure you that we will not be the first to use our weapons against you," Khrushchev said.
 Later in the talks he said: "Who can guarantee that your grand children years from now will have the same views that you do? We won't start a war We will not strike first and you will not all low any crazy people to start war. Therefore there will be no war but you are as afraid of Conn., nlunism as' of the devil himself"
 Khrushchev predicted the Ge- neva Big Four foreign ministers conference will be successful Tor we would not have participated in the first place.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
McElroy Suspends Retirement Plans

WASHINGTON, LR - Neil H. McElroy said yesterday he will stay on indefinitely as Secretary of Defense.
 McElroy made the announce ment to newsmen at the White House with his new deputy, Thom- as s. Gates IT,, standing at his side.
 They had just conferred with President Eisenhower.
 q have suspended my plans for departure" McElroy said "I don't know when I will be leaving, if at all"
 Asked whether that means he intends to stay in the cabinet in definitely, McElroy replied that was the best way to put it.
 Eisenhower Monday pick d Gates, who is retiring as Secretary of the Navy at the end of the month, to succeed the late Donald A. Quarles as Deputy Secretary of Defense.
 There had been speculation Eisenhower persuaded Gates to stay on at the Pentagon by telling him he is in line to take over behind McElroy. He had been planning to step out June l as Secretary of the Navy.
 Prior to Quarles' death McElroy had said several times that he wanted to leave his cabinet post by the end of the year to return to private business.
 Even in his statement yesterday the Defense chief did not rule out the possibility of his resigning be- fore the end of Eisenhower's ten ure in office.
 He simply said that as of now he has suspended plans to leave.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
Unalakleet Covenant Trio Offers Sunday Evening Concert

A vocal trio from the Covenant High School at Unalakleet will present a sacred concert at the Covenant Church starting at 7 o'clock Sunday evening.
 The trio are three of the four 1859 graduates from the Unalak- leet school They are LaVerne Napouk, Charlene Komakhuk and Ruth IVanoff.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO TOUR 4sTH STATE

SEATTLE, B - Sir Harold Caccia, Britain's Ambassador to the United States, flew to Ketchi- kan today to start tour of Alaska.
 He was accompanied by P. Scott-Rakine, counselor and per sonal advisor. Lady Caccia stayed in Washington, D. c.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
Two Local Girl Scouts To
 Attend Fairbanks Meeting

Diane Wilke and Pearl John son, Senior Girl Scouts, plan to leave tomorrow for Fairbanks, where they will attend Girl Scout meetings and camp as represen- tatives of the local group.
 The Nome Girl Scout troop raised money for transportation through several projects during the winter
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Martin Backstrom, Thomas Mogg, Irene O'Connor, Harry Komanaseak, Teddy Kowaluk, Nora lone, Margaret Oksoktaruk.
 Discharged - Omie Mccarthy, Clyde Wenger of Moses Point, James Curran, Virginia Amaktoo- lik. James Scott was transferred to the Anchorage Public Health Hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-20
TWO DIVORcES GRANTED IN US. DISTRICT COURT

Two divorces were granted in US. District Court this week: Teck1a from Gilbert Tomaganuk, and Stanley from Harriet Sobo- cienSki, of Nome.
Milford chronicle., 1959-05-22

Mr.. Jay Keller and Mrs. Mar
garet Farrow attended the Penin-
sula annual Conference in Sails
bury on Thursday Miss Betty Pugh
and Miss Eleanor FARRELL were
elected as delegates to the Youth
Conference from the MYF.
The May dinner meeting of the
MYAF will be held this Saturday
evening at $50 p. M, in the Fire
Hall.
Miss Evelyn Brinser of Mt. Joy,
Pa, was the speaker at the church
service Sunday evening, where she
showed slides taken during her
5 year stay as missionary in East
Africa. Following the service Miss
Brinser was the overnight guest
of Mrs. Ethel Collins.
The Senior Glass spent the past
weekend in New York City on
their annual trip. Those from Mag
nolia attending were Casper Po-
well, Charles Orvis, Wayne Call
away, Tom Carle, Lois Pardee and
Kathleen Nash.