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The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10
Limited Openings
By Coast Guard

The United States Coast Guard
the active peace-time service, has
a limited number of openings for
men between the ages of IL and
26 and ex-service men to age 35
of high moral, mental, and physi-
cal standards.
The United States Coast Guard
is the smallest of the countries
five military services with a uni
que an dcolorfull history dating
back to 1890. Although the Coast
Guard is small compared to the
other four services, it maintains
ships and stations throughout
the world, all with the primary
mission of Federal Law enforce
ment and saving OF life and
property.
Accepted applicants for enlist
ment in the Coast Guard will
go to Alameda, California, in San
Francisco harbor for recruit
training. Special training and
schools are available for men
who qualify. There is unlimited
opportunity for advancement for
alert, ambitious young men.
For more information concern
ing the opportunities offered by
the United States Coast Guard,
contact the u. S. Coast Guard
Recruiting Station, Room 612
Bldg, First and Howard
ST., Spokane, Washington.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

The business of developing ones
personality is more important
than that of regulating others.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10
NATIVE MONTANAN HEADS
RAILROAD STUDY IN NJ.

Oldtimers residing in this area
will be interested to learn that
Herbert j. Thomas Jr., the grand
son Of Neal Stewart, a well re-
membered rancher of this COM
munity and later a resident OF
Sidney, has been appointed to a
high position in the State High
way Dept. in New Jersey.
Thomas is the son of Herbert A.
Thomas ST., now deceased, who
was an engineer with the U.S.R.S.
in 1906-08 and county surveyor
for Richland County. Later he
was town manager at Bar Harbor,
Maine. Mrs. Thomas was a native
of Maine.
Mr.. Thomas 38, an engineer and
planner, will head New Jerseys
effort to solve the financial prob
lens of commuter railroads, Gov.
Meyner of New Jersey has an
nounced.
He was a World War 2 pilot.
He was born in Sidney, and later
graduated from Norwich Univer-
sity, Mortified, VT, and the en-
cheering school of the City Col
lege of New York. He lives with
his wife and three children at
Glen Rock, New Jersey. His
will be S17,500 a year in his
state job.
Prior to this appointment Mr..
Thomas worked on various engin-
ner projects in Alaska, and more
recently has been consultant to
the New Jersey Highway Author
lty, both for the New Jersey
and the Garden State
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

The world is troubled with too
many self appointed agents of the
Almighty.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10
T~OASTMASTERS ENTERTAIN
AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON

Ernie Hasted, president OF the
Sidney Toastmasters club, put on
a typical meeting of the club for
the Kiwanis Thursday noon
luncheon last week. Because Of
the lack of time the business ses-
sion and the usual two minute
talk by the parliamentarian were
dispensed with and Mr.. Hastad
opened the meeting by Introducing
Henry SchepenS, who presided as
POSTMASTER. DR.. Watkins was
topic master.
DR.. Watkins called upon three
members of the club to give ~
minute impomtu speeches on
assigned subjects.
Salty Prichard talked on "Why
does a young mans fancy turn to
thoughts of love-" Wayne Cum
ming's subject was why should
everybody move out into the
country" and Bob Hall talked on
Why is our flag Important"
A brief recess followed the
speeches, after which the speaker
for the meeting, Dick Reilly, was
on to speak on any sub
iect he chose and his topic was
Hicks, Sticks, Nicks, Books.
Dick introduced his speech by
the question Are We
dicks?" He portrayed Sidney as
/ very progressive town, the envy
If many of similar size and
arger. In his speech he stressed
he city library and its needs and
Urged everyone TO sign the petit
ion now in circulation for a ~
mill tax for it's benefit.
Following Reily's speech Mr..
patterson, who had been selected
or the evenings evaluator valu- d,
tated and critized the speeches as /,
group rather than singly as is I
one at the regular Toastmaster's ,
leetings. Mr.. Patterson COM |
on posture, gestures, in
'oductory remarks, eye contact q
18th audience, subject informa- J
on, organization of subject mat Y
II, and pitch of voice. s
AT this point Mr.. Schepens, I
took over the meet
g and turned it back to Presi- c
mt, Erne Hasted for comments S
Id dismissal. Fl
President Jerry Homstad of the a
dney Kiwanis club thanked the e
0astmasters for their very enter l
program. Gordon Hansen, n
Kiwanian from Glendive, was a d
lest at the meeting. D
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Larsen of
Beach, N. Oak, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Mar
lene Joyce, to Paul Skalsky, son
Of Mrs. Anna Skalsky, Beulah, N.
Oak.
Miss Larsen is a 1857 graduate
of Beach high school and one year
at State Teachers College, Dick
inson, and is now employed at
the Coop Market, Sidney.
MI. Skalsky is employed at
Webber's Furniture, Sidney.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

$685. WILL BUY A KEY
STONE ELECTRIC EYE CAMERA
COMPLETE WITH REG. WIDE
ANGLE AND TELEPHOTO LENS
AND BUILT IN FILTERS. SEE
AT THE NEW SIDNEY DRUG
STORE. 2l-ltc
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10
New Approach 10
Teaching Grammer
Workshop Feature

A special workshop for teacher.
of English, featuring a new ap.
preach to teaching grammar, i.
scheduled at Montana State I'm
~iversity June Is = July II, ac-
cording to DR.. Agnes Boner oil
the MSU English Department.
Sponsored jointly by MSU and
the National Council of Teachers
of English, the workshop will deal
with the application of linguistics
to teaching grammar in junior and
senior high schools, DR.. Boner
said
The course will be conducted
by DR.. Thurston Womack, associ-
ate professor from San Francisco
State College. The lectures will
be aimed at acquainting teachers
with the theory, methods, and re-
suits of linguistic science as it
relates to English, with particular
emphasis on practical help to the
high school teacher, DR.. Boner
added. Not only will there be
lectures and discussions, but each
student will work on a practical
problem which will be useful to
him in teaching grammar and
composition in his own classes, she
said.
During the past 10 years ire
mendous advances have been
made in linguistics, the scientific
study of language, according to
DR.. Merrel Club of the MSU
English Department, who helped
set up the workshop procedure.
These developments have re-
suited in a completely new APP
proach to the study of English"
Club said. During the past
four years four textbooks based
the linguistic approach have
been published and two more are
in preparation. The methods en-
ployed in these books have already
been thoroughly proven in the
classroom many times in various
parts OF the country"
The purpose of the workshop,
he added, will be to Introduce
teachers to some of the theory
and methods of linguistics and
how to apply them in the class
room 1t will be a workshop in
grammar and how to teach it
out from an entirely new view
DR.. Boner said that already APP
olications for the workshop have
arrived from Alabama, Maine,
and Canada; and as the number
S limited to rs, all those wishing
o apply should write to her, DR..
Agnes Boner, Montana State Uni
yersity, Missoula, Immediately.
DR.. Leland M. Yates, accociate
professor of chemistry at Mon
ana State University, has been
elected to take part in an In
titute for Teachers of College
chemistry, slated at Fort Lewis
\ & M College, Durango, Colo,
'une Is : July 10, MSU officials
aid.
The institute, sponsored by the
National Science Foundation, is
or teachers of physical chemistry.
t will be directed by Prof. Bryce
crawford of the University of
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10
CARD OF

1 wish to thank my many
friends and relatives for the party
given in honor of my eightieth
birthday anniversary. My thanks
also for the lovely gifts and cards
which l received.
Mrs. Florence Mooney.
21-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

If you can keep from being
envious and jealous of your fell
bowman you are approaching the
outskirts of civilization.
The Sidney herald., 1959-06-10

Intelligent cooperation, with
tolerant excusing of the errors Of
others, explains the progress Of
the human race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BEST BUYS

WHEAToN-Seelng "a believing.
Less than rent, Cozy rambler with
full bsmtn Ice. kit, with table Bp.
Only $40 per mo- incl. everything.
ADVICE TO THE HoMEBUYER-
Buy the best for your money. 3
bedrms., din. rm., HINT, on level,
fenced lot, Only Sl1,b00.
PRIVACY Is THE KEYwoRD for
this clean, 4-bedrm. 2-bath Cape
Cod with full ground.level bsmt,
for only Sl4,750, $3.50 On. and
payments like rent. i repeat, only
RENT WITH oPTIoN-Moye IN.
rent with option to buy on deposit
OF $500 and $3.50 per mo- "a
credit towards purehase). Neat
3-bedrm.,, lh.bath, l.fioor brick
rambler in choice Silver Spring
swimming pools. Sie,45o. '"O
CONN. AVE. EsTs bedrms,,
full baths, at price OF 8 bedrms
and / bath: Sl9,95O. All-brick
Cape Cod with delightful, COM
Portable rear scr. porch, overlook
ing pleasant gardens. Liberal FHA
and VA financing.
SILVER SPRING wooDsIDE FOR.
EST FIRST OFFERIN0l Stately
Colonial offers prestige, charm
and seclusion. Walk to shopping
bus and schools "a bl. OF Ca. ave
Liv. rm with irepl:, formal din,
rm, entr. hall and center hall
plan: 5 Ice. bedrms., "a baths;
paneled rec. rm.; modern kit, huge
scr. porch: lovely wooded lot, cow.
TO Walter Reed. S25,95O. "We
arranse flexible financing"
coLEsvILLE AREA - Wonderful
loo. for doctor who wants home
and once. Beaut. 3-bedrm. split
level with luxury feat. and COM
plete once. Present owner must
sacrifice because OF illness. Avail
immed. Flexible terms. Az ap-
pointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Robert H. Kent & Co.
JU. $4,000

CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Loveiy 1
bedrm.. = bath brick Cape Cod,
in excel. cond. Completely finished
lance tan to element yq W g. and o ST.
high schools, S20,450 No agents.
VIII. 6-710S.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-Lge. 6-rm.
rm. with - bath: all-elec kit:
S20,50O. BEERS BROS, JU. 5.
1910.
CONN ,.rr AYE ESTA At 900 WE
CT loan. 3-bedroom rambler. "a
baths. liv. rm. with frepl. Din.
nm, equipped kitchen, automatic
dishwaSher. tiled daylight base
ment, fenced yard. VIII. 6-753s.
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A LITTLE LAND

"A LII LIE LAND
2 ACRES. Gaithersburg brick: 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, dining room
recreation room, fireplace: fenced
with small horse barn. Value at
8 ACRES ACRES, 8 rooms. den, hot-water
heat: $4,000, easy terms.
8 ACRES, beautifully modernized,
large home, on shaded hilltop;
81 900 This you should see.
GAITHERSBURG-New brick Cape
Cod; 9. baths, fireplace, dining
room: close to everything: S1S,500.
GAITHERSBURG-3-year-old,g8 90
foot brick rambler. including
screened breezeway and double
garage: rec. room, fireplace, 1Oxl4
kitchen, large dining room. Quail
ity home, fully equipped.
NEW brick rambler IN
country; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths;
VACANT: 1897 L.
May extra bedrooms up: fenced
rear yard. S13,50O, easy terms.
MANY, MANY MORE. Tell us your
RoMER g. CO.. Realtors
430 N. Frederick, Gaithersburg
WI. S-9092 or Waverly 6-2233
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
SACRIFICE

Det. 3-bedrm. brick: fireplace, sep.
din. rm, full bsmt.. garage, scr.
porch, shade trees; mr.. bus.
schools, stores. Under $4,000.
BUDNEY REALTY CORP.
10 5-275O HE. 4-39O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

DE NE Colonial. 3 Ded-
rms, lge liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
mod kit, powder rm., rec. rm.,
fen. rear yard. Scr. porch. Alum
storm wind. Nr. Lady of Lourde,
Conv. to schls., NH and Nav
Hosp. $4,000. BY OWNER. Nc
agts. OIL. 4-45O7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.
CAPITOL HUI
as A ST. NE.
Open sim o.

VI EN DUN, z %
This charming little bachelor house
with den. liV. room with firepI,
and 2 bedrms., only $4,000, Is
only one of the many new iistings
we nave on the Hill. Restored
from S14,500 to 500, 800. 10 be
remodeled, from So. 1000 to S1S,5OO.
Come see this one or call Mrs.
Prostoy. FE. 3.7064: ewes, week
RHEA RADIN REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

WHEATON-Seelng "a believing
Less than rent. cozy rambler with
full bsmt., Ice. kit, with table 81
Only $50 per mo-, incl. everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

We have some other beauties in
this outstanding community
priced from $4,000 up. Let our
agent on location tell you about
them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
BETHESDA

BETHESDA
II you haven't seen these
you. have missed . OF
Bethesda's choice homes.
Near NH and Naval
Hosp. Unusually different
and versatile brick ram-
bier attached Eassse, bsaus
baths. den, lss: rec: rmo 2
boys rm. and bath.
Also brick rambler. at
tached garage. . bedrms., 2
baths, den, sen. din, lac.
kit. with breakfast space,
beaut. setting on corner lot,
lovely patio.
These homes shown by
appt. only. Call HELEN II.
VET. JU. b-4ll4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

ADVICE TO THE HoMEBUYER--
Buy the best for your money,
bedrms., din. rm., HINT, on level
fenced lot, Only Sil,500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

BETHESDA-New split level; 4 or
rec. rm. with "a bath, Gear ga.
rage; excellent loo; exceptional
1nancing: available now: S}l $50
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, REALTOR,
1885 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area
Spectacular split-level. 3 years
Old; near new schools and recrea-
tion center. 4 bedrms., 8 baths;
terrific family room, basement:
fenced lot: centrally air eondi-
toned. Low 30s.
REALISTINGS CORP OIL, 0-0oOS
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BY OWNER

Close in Wheaton area, mr.. new
f uii bsmt' O part rec SA rm ns0 KIT
ldishwasher. garb. disp., exh.
FAM extra lge lot, many trees,
walking dist. sch, shop; FLA.
$4,000, $1,000 dn. 10. 4-76sS.
CABIN JOHN PARK. A 100 by 200
Si5,s5o. MRS. BURGESS. Real.
tor, 61O9 Broad ST., OIL. 2-4953.
CABIN JOHN PARK, 6417 18th st.
A bedrms., bath, large liv. rm. :,
din. nm. and kit; oil heat; full
just refrigerated inside and out;
Map Service: owner transferred.
Asking $4,000. See Ralph Talk
tngton. near premises. OIL. 4-l955
for appt., or call c. E. VEIN
GARTEN, Atty, NO. 5-5l96, in
Baltimore.
CAPE COD AMONG TREES in
Colesville area! Among higher
priced homes All brcik, 8 bed
rms. full bsmt.,. large screened
porch. half-acre lot Asking only
$4,000! RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6111
CHARLES H. JAMESON
5-acre, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. Built
1865. Mod. kit, liv. rm., dinette,
hardwood floors, full bsmt., oh.
stream; $1,000, terms; $4,000
cash.
bungalow. oh. hardwood floors.
mod. kit, bath. Ice liv, rm:. full
bsmt; 3 bedrms. 90 mi. D. c.
3 acres Boyd-S-rm. c. hall house,
mod. kit. oh. bath, spacious liv.
rm., din. rm. bedrms. lge.
shrSbbery; S1s,5OO' terms; $500
/ acre Boyd-S-rm. c. hall house,
remodeled and renovated. Com
muters, dream: $4,000, terms.
Hyattstown-2L3 acre, white frame
house, remodeled. 16x21 din. nm,
firepl., l6x21 liv.. rm., Ia bath.
mod. kit, 2 bedrms., Insulated.
Very clean; S10.500. u cash.
Dickerson-Mod. brk. rambler. lge.
liv. I'm. firepl., din. rm., mod. kit.
den. full bedrm.. bath. full bsmt;
ohwh; Gear garage, semi-circular
drive, HANDICAPPED lge. lot; $4,000,
terms; $4,000. cash.
6 acres, 7-rm. house, Ice. liv. rm.,
din. rm., mod. kit, bedrms.,
bath, lge. bSmt, cattle and horse
barn, quiet country town, 25 mi.
d. c.: SCI 900
Poolesville-5-rm. Cape Cod. Built
1854. all mod, $1,000, terms, or
for rent. $50 per month.
Charles H. Jamison, Realtor
Poolesville, Md. DI. 9-3269
Charles Elgin d. 9-3372
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C0D AMONG TRFFS 1,

OAfE COD AMONO TREES IN
Colesville area! Among higher
priced homes All brcik, 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., large screened
porch, half-acre lot Asking only
S1S,000l RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-6lll
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Y BOWLING. Realtor

BETHESDA : Bradley Blvd, area,
near the clubs-3-bedrm., 3-bath
rambler with qE kitchen. separate
dining room, living room, maids
room, terriffic recreation room,
family room with fireplace and
sliding glass wells, "a acre piano.
REhLfsTTNds CORP. OIL. 2-OeOs
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4-BEDRM., 2h-BATH
LIV1NGl Brick Colonial, excel.
cond. Paneled playrm.. walk-into-
attic, triple-track storm windows,
garden house. Walk to Bradley
Elementary and N. Bethesda Jr.
High. NO AGENTS. Priced in low
20s. Call OWNER, OIL. 4-Sll5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

BETHESDA - PICTURE BOOK
charm, delightful Colonial, 3 bed
rms, IA baths, on a beautiful
lot with plenty of trees. All rms.
are large and lovely: a hcme OF
today. Call OIL. 6-2344, FRED
ER1CK W. BERENS SALES, INC.
10 til 2
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Friday. July 3. 1859
Rail, Highway
 Commission Hires Ohio Co. for Survey

WASHINGTON, LR - The Alas ka International Rail and High way Commission has named an Ohio firm to conduct an extensive resources, economics and transpor- tation study of northwestern North America.
 Senator Magnuson D-Wash), acting commission chairman, an nounced selection of the Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, Ohio, for the study after meet ing of the commission.
 The commission said $120,000 has been provided for the study and a report on the national re- sources of Alaska and northwest ern Canada in relation to trans portation needs.
 ''The study will determine the location, extent and availability of known and undeveloped re- sources which need additional or improved transport facilities for their commercial development" :" MagnuSOn said.
 The Battelle firm, chosen from among Is organizations which sub mitted proposals for making the study, will survey not only re- sources es-transportation questions, but also prospects for processing raw materials at the source to re- duce the cost of transporting bulk materials.
 For years many have been aware of the great resources of the north country. Now it will be seen what benefits may be de- rived by getting these products to world markets" Magnuson said.
 The commission also tentatively approved July 2-15 as the dates for a tour that will take a dele gation representing the commis- sion to the West Coast, Alaska and Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Governor Will Distribute New Statehood Medals

JUNEAU - Three bronze me dallions commemorating the ad- mission of Alaska as the 49th State have been received by Governor Egan. Several thousand more are en route by air from New York to Juneau, where they will be used in Alaska's historic celebration tomorrow.
 The official Statehood Medal, authorized by the First Alaska State Legislature, has been struck by the Metallic Art Co. of New York, and Alaska's Governor will present the history making bronze medals to dignitaries attending the once-in-a-lifetime event.
 The medal, as prescribed by the Legislature, carries on the front the map of Alaska superimposed over the first 48 states. with the words "49th State" and January 3, 1959," the date of admission by proclamation issued by President Eisenhower. One-fifth the total size of the other 48 states, the raised outline of Alaska is impos- ing in comparison with the famil- far outlines of the continental U. s.
 The reverse side of the medal consists of the official seal of the State of Alaska.
 A total of 10000 of the Alaska Statehood Medals are being struck, some of, which will be made available to the public through major department stores and coin dealers, but local out lets for distribution of the medal lion have been assigned by the Governors Office to civic organi- cations in connection with the 49- star flag ceremonies in their areas.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Giggggles Gag Italian
 Princess in Formal Wedding Splendor
By EDDIE GILMORE

BRUSSELS, B lgium, R - Prince Albert of Liege, heir pre- -sumptive to the Belgian throne, Thursday married beautiful blonde Italian princess who broke down with giggles midway through the glittering church wedding.
 The radiant 21-year-old bride, Dona Paola Ruffo di Calabria, was asked by Joseph Cardinal Van Roey, the officiating clergyman. Have you come here of your own free will to engage in mar riage?"
 "Yes," she replied in French and then suddenly halted, gig gled and couldn't go on.
 She 'blushed, raised her left hand to her lips and finally smothered her laughter Her sol emn, 25 year old bridegroom, kneeling on her right, gave his bride a sympathetic look. This seemed to steady her.
 With only an occasional faint trembling smile she completed the long ceremony performed amid medieval pageantry and splendor in the Roman Catholic Church of Sts Michael and Gudule.
 The bridegroom, younger bro ther of bachelor King Baudoin, was grim and nervous through the long ceremonies that began with a civil marriage service in the royal palace.
 Cardinal Van Roey, during the church ceremony, called her a lovely princess" and said Italy sends you to Belgium as a ray of it's beautiful sun and reflec- ton of it's ardent soul.'
 Threatening skies failed to curb the enthusiasm of the crowds for the show of medieval splendor - trumpets blending with booming cannon and pealing church bells.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Salmon Research Vessels Return

SEATTLE, P - Four Seattle fishing vessels engaged in Pacific salmon research in Aleutian Is lands waters have wound up sev-- eral weeks of work in close CO., operation with Japanese re- searchers.
 The vessels are the WindWard and the Commander, under char ter to the University of Washing tons Fisheries Research Insti- ute, and the Tordenskjold and the Pioneer, chartered by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service
 The Windward, the Commander and the Tordenskjold have been engaged in research fishing with the Japanese vessel Ten-Yo Maru.
 The work is authorized by treaty between the United States and Japan, and is occasioned by differing conclusions as to the origin of salmon taken on the high seas by the Japanese North Pa cific salmon fleet.
 Most American fishermen be- lieve the Japanese fishery is hurt ing Alaska salmon stocks although most American scientists are not quite so definite in their opinions.
 The results will be studied by the International North Pacific Fisheries Commission, the U. s. Japan-Canada body supervising the fishery.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-03
Bartlett Will Attend Juneau Flag-Raising

WASHINGTON, R- Sen. E. L. Bartlett was appointed Wednes- day night chairman of a special senate committee to attend flag raising ceremonies in Juneau on July 4
 The ceremonies will mark the first official flying in Alaska of the 49-star flag in recognition of Alaska's admission to the union.
 Appointed to the special com mittee by Vice President Richard M. Nixon, in addition to Bartlett, were Sens. Spessard L. Holland O-Fla), Thomas E. Martin R- Iowa), Frank E. Moss, O-Utah), and Winston L. ,Prouty R-Vt.
 Bartlett was presiding over the Senate just before it adjourned and announced the appointments in behalf of Nixon.