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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
The
HIGH
And Low
DOW NJ

The president u a large grocery
chain haA the vulgar habit OF us-
ing tho Hpithct when talk
ing 10 his Caucasian friends. He
should have brains enough to
know that some Of the white
people he talks too don't like
such usage and consider Il both
booriAh and vulgar and worse
they tell some ~ their Negro
friends We could write lot more
about this character but we won't
because the firm which he heads
has some fine people At It's top
and we used to think this guy
was OK too used too that isl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
PISTOL THREAT RESULTS
IN TRIP TO HEADQUARTERS

Odell y. Smith. So "a Sc An
thony. 50 Paul got a ride TO the
police station April rs after two
men working at demolition Job.
next door 10 him. told police he
threatened them with a pistol
The two compliments Lawrence
Vail. 40 Bannl and Peter J.
Reborn. 1872 Marshall, employed
BY the Minnesota Lumber and
Wrscking Co were razing a base
ment next 10 MIR Smiths home
The men told police Smith com
planned their work was hurting
the plumbing In hts home. making
ton much noise and they were
treapaaaing on his property
After demonstrating with The
men Smith appeared with a 6Jb
Mauacr automatic pistol and they
claim he threatened them
Police sent 90 the address,
searched tho Smith home and
found gun Witch Smith said
wouldn't work and was not loaded
Inspection revealed the revolver
was minus is firing pin
After being questioned by police
Monday smith was released after
the two men he threatened would
not prosecute,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
Dohlquisf Visits
Jerusalem

Continued from Page
pect for a lettering u conditions
This is the soIi In which grew
the common root N three N The
worlds greatest religions For
Jews and nogleua. as well az
Christians. this is me Holy Land
IN this respect aorns ~ the Htsra
ture that Is made available % uR-
itgra. certainly bearing the ap,
prevail of locsl authorities 10 IN
teresting and culightsning eE-
pressing 20 some extent AZ least
common point u view among
Aoslens and Christians speaking
Of the Jordan Valley one o. the
pamphlets states
Here the Fsssnea found ref
nRe among the rocks and cres
ioes near the Dead Sea and 80
did tbrir recently discovered
manuscripts and scrolls which
we're written long before Christ
was born.
Here Joshua blew his horn
and the Wallis ~ Jericho came
tunbiing down. Here John the
Baptist foret0Id the coming %
the Messiah and here Christ
WAS bapti.ed In the Jordan NV
er Nearby nj the top ~ the
Mount ~ Temptation Christ
tasted for 40 days and nights
and from there he drove satan
with worldly gains"
Another booklet dealing mainly
with the historical background u
the present national political prob
lema, makes this statement
After Mecca and Medina der
usaiem IL tho highest Moaism
city. n contains some Of the
most sacred aud beautiful mos
q,,ss. ~ :. the scene 81 a mir
neuIon. episode IN the Prophets
life. hi. ascent Ia heaven. In
the earliest days ~ Islam, the
faithful turned toward II. as
now they turn towards Mecca.
when they pray"
Last night ! spent an interest
ing hour with the editor of the
local English language newspaper
and l viii see him again this after.
noon am getting all the mater.
lal can In support o. the Jordan
point 81 view IN the argument with
Israel and I viii hear that side u
the story MY visit 10 Israel win
make n impossible 10 get back
into an Arab country again with
my present passport I therefore
viii be giving up tho visit ! IN.
tended 20 make along the North
African coast But may substi
tute Turkey
AT any rate ! arm getting closer
tp Paris and Parts Is only fgw
hours from home look forward
70 my visit 20 faraei'
Continued Next wcotl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
WOMAN AsSAILANT
TIInoMA I'VE Ar MAN

noaton, Maua tANPi Robert
Wooden ~, suffered severe facial
burns when an unidentified wutu
an threw yr into hts face In
South End nightelub
city Hospital authorities stated
that u would take several days 10
determine the severity % the eve
injuries suffered hy Wooden.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
IIERB JETFmEs DIVORCED,
To WED STRIP TEAsER

Los Angeles amp singer
Herb Ioffries returned from Juar
On. Mexico laat wreck where he re-
ceivsd qiickio divorce from his
wife Elizabeth Tla WAS met AZ
tha airport by strlpper Tempest
storm, who said they would be
married very soon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
Della Reese. Top
Night Club Singer
Ar Kew Club

Della Reese. THE Cinderella OF
song Is now appearing for a 10
day engagement at the Key Club
Considered one Of the top night
club personalities in America. Del
Ia Reese. within the past year has
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
sIsGsH tTIIEL WATERS
IN NEW SHOW

New York AMP Singer.
actress Ethel Waters opened last
Wednesday In an off broadway
theatre in show called appropri-
ately An Evening With Ethel
Waters"
hisa Waters IN her program,
offered an evening ~ songs which
included numbers she popularizod
an far back M 1917
Assisted Al the piano. and oc.
casionaily vocal by Reginald
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

appeared 80 times on the CHS
Robert q Lewis SHOW. the FL
Sullivan show last week, and mum
erous personal appearances at
such famous clubs as the Black
Orchid and Mr. Kelley's In Chi.
eago and the F0unthincbleau
Hotel in Miami Beach.
She Is best known 70 Twin Cit.
ians for her begtsselling Jubilee
recording Of And That Reminds
Me and other hits Sharing the
btu with Della 10 Jimmie Rogers
nationally known comedian.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS

EARN MONEY IN SPARE TIME
Earn 5000 week EXTRA. week
ends introducing buyers to sellers.
Men. women ENJOY learning Real
Estate Brokerage and Investment
by listening 10 records. Your own
boss. your own hours. Lee lnsti-
tute. Brookbne, Mass
s.3s & R-3a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24


Of racial bigots
Blamss Anderson and Wright
Under leadership
builder admittedly dscrnnatss EepfeoHttty-
Wright who opposed legislation sponsored
preparation grandoisc program ~
groups able % successfully o,tr
Rotations
The startling dsc0draHg
pagn however the action u who working
In relations professional and volunteer capacities
sincerely legislation ny
who philosophy beginning
legislature pass
while retaining memberships Inc Minnesota Cyu and
Human Rights failed 70 the bill by
that overwhelming majority
their support the
Help
Labor while publicly advocating legislature conventions failed
TO lend leadership M is fingers passage
my conclusions this evaIuaion r. these
l. mua discouraged a
we'll drawn comprehensive hill
We retain the ezcsen, community support gained
IN the campaign
the polls should rights
legislators keep
few friendly Legislators iu office
We strive 70 develop unified unoomproms
spirit
ton sincerely, William w. Cratic sTsi 5' Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

THREE BEDROOMS
$500 Down

DRIVE BY 5i3l IRVING Ave No.
Nice 2 story house with ; bed
rooms New foundation. new wiz
ing. gas heat An exceptional buy
at the fun price 81 $4,000 $500
down Don't wait on this one. The
Hustad Agency FIR 7-0Oi6
$50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
aSAI TsrAr. sos SAIa

Flle NO 8ag5i
oHntu fou va AHING pETI-
ROY ron ADMINISTERING
LIMITING fINE 10 FIIE
CLAIMS AM roH uEaHtNG
STATS or NtNNEsBTA
s7tt NTY uF MENNEPlN
IN PROBATE COURT
in re Estate ~ Henry Hanson.
NersdAut
ora.r far ursrIsa Petition rsr
Letters 81 Administration
Ut rs ORDERED that an persons
Interested show cause. N any they
have before This court en Monday.
Nay ts 1859, &c 10 o'clock An 10
rhe Court House in Minneapolis
Minnesota WHY the petition %
hrist Hanson ~ Heuuepip County
Alnnepnta f"r fha appointment ~
Htman1f a. admiafsttatof hsrrIu
NipA should nut 80 4rautat
ordes 80 Fiir tiai-au snd ter
iIeariag rh~rssa
Ut t9 fi'RTHEN ORDERED that
slthtn faWr wnntha from the date
aereof ~ creditors - SAID rseedsnt
file their ciafms iu thfa Cent
,,rsats wiiI hs heard ana siaims es-
mined and adjusted Before thfs
tenff On TUESDAY september Sth.
$50 AZ rs aciacN An lH the Court
touss ~ Minneapolis Minnesota
THESE orders shall b. pphliahtd ~
he Minneapolis Npak sHuaAu aud
espfeE matted according e law
COURT aEAtD
WITNESS the HON MELVIN
PETERSON Judge % Probate
Court this si~t asy % April
1854
Tan suiith Hrdlund Juster.
worshsrr hWh Msrtu
al Produce Naak R}A9
kttarnsYs
ROSE FDaNREN
fNSrk % Probate Court
spak esmsw ArrH e. Nav q -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

Became. Miss Waters sang. Am I
Blue ?" 'Dlnah. stormy Wealth
err and "Buppertlms
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cratie critieises Both Parties
(EOntin0ed From Page ID

opposition by Influential members judiciary committee
"fsespeeted prominent individuals
builders property
Of racial bigots
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

Coffee h the leading food i'm.
port IN tho United States
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

THREE ROOM furnished cabin
on Lake Sullivan. 100 n shoreline
81 500 Terms ia t.e22s or Akin
MINI 3tF1ll $50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

The Agriculture Department re-
ports there are about t.gf5. 900
farms operating IN the United
states In 1859.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
5l!l.| TENT - RAD T., 5S = $3.50
I5l;ESJI1l3!l;l!E
ApAsrMlnr, tos sIsr


FIVE ROOM apartment Private
bath 255 18th Ave South Call Mr.
BiAckman FE. 9-5sl0 fer informa
ton. S-tf
Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18Th Ave. So. Call Mr.. Black
mar, FE 9-bsiO. S-TF
SEVERAL APARTMENTS for
rent TIA 1928 S-tf
1892 4TH AVE. so. Five rooms
and bath. SIS per month ST l.
33T7, s-tf
TWO ROOM apartment $40 per
month. sos Logan North FIR 4
5474 after 8 pm Str
FIVE ROOM lower duplex North
location Call after s. pm. FEE 4
Ii20 $50
DOUBLE ROOM APT Single or
couple No children References re-
qurcd 452O Fourth Ave. so $50
8sTH AND CLTNTON -Four
rooms bath Large porch down
stairs Greenwood 1862 S-39
3 1.-TWO ROOM APIS and 2-three
room Apis Furnished or unfurn-
ished F'E s-5f74 s.39
THOMAS PLACE NO 4 rooms.
heated, garage. $40 WA. 6-5002
S-3g
s2i FREMONT NO. Five rooms
and bath Gas space heater. $50
per month. ia 2-3s3s F'E. 3-8700
sac
APARTMENT IN 4-PLEx Four
rooms and hath Modern except
heat SIT 10Th Ave. SO ia. s.
1855 S-3l
TWO ROOM apartment 2li2a
9Th Ave SO Inquire Apt No. 3
$50
NICE LARGE three room furn-
ished apartment $3.50 Ord Ave.
So Cal ia. 4-is2t or ia i-o3s5
$40
1Ai3 5TH ST. NORTH THREE
rooms and bath Very clean All
utilities furnished Stove and re-
frigerator $50 per month F-E B.
s705. ia 3-3923.
900 irving Ave North Two room
apartment All utilities furnished.
Stove and refrigerator plus other
furnishings. $50 per month t'E.
3 sT05. IA 5000. $50
TWO BEDROOM furnished apart.
ment FL s-3945 after 4; pm
$50
Rooms yos sENu
/ CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING rooms
Tor old age pensioners. FE h-l329
SIT
ROOMS FOR RENT Reasonable
rates 2lt2is tth Ave-. South In
auire al Apt. s. $50
ROOM FOR RENT Man prefer
red North location, IA D-5s69
sac
LOVELY ROCN for rent in nice
location IA. 2-25ss $50
cNilp carr
( WILL CARE for children IN nv
home Fenced.in yard PA 2-26S6
{ $50
HGlP WANTED
/ BEAUTTC1ANS become leader
IN your profession Organize n
a chapter 81 the international
Reauticlaus Association in your
community and earn more MONEY
PRESTIGE AND ENJOY
MENT SEND TODAY FOR IN
{ FORMATION ON. How 20 set
~ = local chapter" international
Beauticians Association 2l0l Graf
iot Avenue. Detroit 7. Michigan
a R0At fsyAys FOR sALE
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

TWO bedroom bun.
Ealow Low down pawn eHt
South location. Cab Ia 1851
$50
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

FIVE ROOM apartment Private
bath 256 18th Ave South Call Mr.
Biackman FE. 9-5s10 for informa-
ton S-u
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
iIol GiRARD AVE. NO.

Newly decorated house Can be
used "a duplex or five bedroom
home s. 200 with SIS monthly
payments TED Harlem ia l.
g56S. WE q-GT2s S-Sa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24
BRAND NEW
Sl11 lrviru Ave. No.

Two bedroom bungalow plus large
expansion space up sil T5o with
a low down payment and SCI
month You will be pleasantly sur
prssed when YOU see this Ted HRr-
i~rn IA 1858. WE. a-oT2s.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-04-24

Two-5 room apis. Private bath,
256 18Th Ave. SO. Call Mr.. Black
man. FE 9-5si0. S-TF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
Court Order Bans
Sole Of Stock on
SEC ConpIdint

District Judge Alexander
Holtzoff yesterday ordered Q
Washington promoter TO stor
selling stock in a corporation
described as bogus by the Sc
curities and Exchange Com
mission.
The Judge ordered John X,
Gibbs. address unknown, a d.
rector Of international Corp,
to stop selling stock In the
company for a period Of 10
days. calling on him TO come
into court on June IL for a
hearing on a preliminary in
junction against the stock
sale requested by the SEC.
The action Of the local jurist
was taken after attorneys for
the Government agency COM
planned that Gibbs had made
untrue statements in advertis-
ing that the stock is registered
with the SEC and that the COR
poration is incorporated under
District law.
The SEC complaint said that,
If allowed to continue sales Of
the stock. the assets Of the
corporation would be dissipat-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Not Debbie and Ingrid!

Century-Fox cafe. "They saw
me In The Buccaneers and put
me in Oregon Trail" said
Hull, adding. "it's q l2-day
quickie." He co-stars with Fred
MacMurray.
Caught director Willie Wyler
entering the Irving Thalberg
building at Metro. and asked,
what will you do when Ben
Hur' is finished?" I'm going
to rest and rest and rest"
replied Willie, who will have
been on the project for two
years.
Tony Curtis is giving a cast
party for his cast. Kirk Doug
las, Laurence Olivier and Peter
Ustinov-fellow "spartacus'ins"
have been invited to his
home to autograph the cast
on Tony's injured leg.
Paramount expects Jerry
Lewis new comedy. Don't Give
Up the Ship" to gross So
million domestically. Jerry has
offered to fly to the Arctic
Circle with a print Of the movie,
to entertain the men at the
Naval weather and radar sta
tons. He'd make the trip In
July after his current Visit
to q Small Planet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
LYONS DEN
Continued From Page F-6

Continued From Page FL
an elephant, whose owner sale
1t was obedient and needed
only gentle pats to do as>told
Guilermin patted. cajoled AND
pleaded with the elephant. but
1t refused to bulge. He COM
planned to the owner, who then
prodded. pummeled and kicked
the beast into action. Cutler
min said: II thought you told
me all he needed was a gentle
pat" The owner shrugged
"Yes--but first you have to get
his attention"
THE DOUBLE HEADER:
The retirement Of DIR. Ben
jamin Wright as president Of
Smith College reminded one of
his admirers Of the commence
ment exercises at which Adlai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
There are two big women's
roles In Cary Grants picture.
''The Grass Is Greener," which
he makes In Europe next year.
And it's my guess that he will
land Ingrid Bergman as well
as Deborah Kerr. Which Is
quite q parlay.
Pat Wymore, who is about
ready to become the ex-Mrs.
Enrol Flynn, has a date to see
Enrol in New York to discuss
the divorce. Pat has q new
name for her husband: THE
Irish Fidel Castro"
Lucille Ball told an English
reporter in Paris that she was
afraid to 60 to England because
of what the press did to her
friend, Ginger Rogers. Every
star who goes to London ex-
poets to be asked two questions
How old are you?" and
How much money do you
have?" Chances of q rec
onciliation between Glenn Ford
and Eleanor Powell are growing
brighter, which is good news
for their friends.
~ -
Marion Brando's "One-Eyed
Jacks" will spend $1,000, 900
merely to advertise and pro-
mote the 100000 western.
Mike Todd Jr.'s Scent Of
Mystery" ends with former
stepmother Elizabeth Taylor
walking into and out of a scene
without a line Of dialogue.
There's a reason for 1t, Of
course.
Metro is testing top model
Joanna Mccormick. The model
ranks have yielded quite a few
stars-among them Lauren Ba-
call, Suzy Parker and Angie
Dickinson. Jesse Lasky Jr.
is writing the script Of ION My
Honor" the saga Of the Boy
Scouts that Cecil b. De Mile
had planned for a picture.
Margaret O'Brien has pushed
forward the date of her we'd
ding with Robert Allen - it's
now set for August 8 in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd.
To be followed by a Hawaiian
honeymoon. Margaret's wedding
gown, designed by Simonetta
OF Italy. is. says Maggie. short,
in Italian cotton faille. with a
picture collar. And q tulle veil
the length of the dress-very
other-worldly.'
Dancer Margot Fonteyn may
be persona non grata in Pan
anna, but she was guest Of
honor at a party in London at
which Count BERTH Bernadotte
represented his cousin. the King
of Sweden. The English made
light of Marquis role in the
attempt to overthrow the Pam
amanian government.
For a fast minute l thought
1t was Daniel Boone, but the
man in the coonskin cap and
leather trappings was Henry
Hull, paying his respects to
director Henry King in the goth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

Stevenson received an honor
airy degree. Stevenson said Of
President Wright: How Won
derful IT would be to be both
Wright and President"
THE PERFORMER. George
Jessel saw Tony Martin at the
Copa. then mentioned his own
professional plans. Don't, =
Martin advised him. "Youll
hurt yourself" :. "The only
thing that could hurt me-" re-
piled Jessel. lis II that Man Up
There crooks his finger and
says Come on, George you're
on"
THE ACTOR: James Mac
Arthur Is In Europe now, doing
starring roles In two movies.
His mother. Helen Hayes, is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

proud Of his accomplishment
but still . bit disappointed over
his decision to leave Harvard
without q degree. The young
man was most determined TO
become an actor. He took an
aptitude test, and 1t showed
that he'd make q good archi-
tect. 80 I took the test over
again." he said. "and by my
deliberately making errors, 1t
came out actor"
PERSONAL APPEARANCE:
Sidney POTTER and Rod Steiger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

When our union thinks of prosperity, we think
in terms of People; Happiness in the home;
security on the job; decent standard OF living.
When the Steel Industry thinks Of prosperity,
they think only in terms Of Money and Profits.
Steel corporations are producing more steel
than ever before. Profits are breaking all records.
Yet, despite this production boom and profit
spree, tens of thousands Of Steelworkers are still
unemployed, or working only part-time.
There is good chance that many of these
unemployed may never be called back to work
because chronological advances in the Industry
have eliminated their jobs.
These unemployed can't be ignored. Neither
can thosewho will lose their jobs in the future
because Of further chronological advances.
Our union has made several proposals to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04
Proof that fewer workers producing MORE STEEL
1o54-268 900 Workers $685. Million Profits for U.S. Steel
1o58-223 900 Workers $3.50 Million Profits for U.S. Steel
Before II as Repeatedly Steel
$500 million with $4,000 fewer workers
What True of u S. Steel Entire Steel Industry!

Steel Industry to help solve this problem. Among
them is redistribution Of working hours SO that
more people can be employed.
The United Steelworkers of America is not
opposed to automation. We have always favored
taking the burden from mems backs and putting
it on machines. But we are opposed to auto
matcally wrecking our economy with push-button
production without making the necessary pro-
vision to maintain human purchasing power
to buy the products of industry.
We ask the people Of America to recognize that
machines do not buy; only human beings have
purchasing power. Workers must have money be-
cause without this purchasing power the products
OF industry will rot on the shelf.
DAVID j. MCDONALD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

ed and purchasers. In effect,
would be defrauded.
An SEC spokesman said they
filed the court complaint after
Sergt. Raleigh L. Bowen OF
Fort Myer complained to the
agency, The spokesman said
the soldier has been making
payments on about 40 shares
Of stock since last July. The
sale price Of the stock Is moi
known. the spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

will be co-hosts at q party
Sunday in the Carnegie En-
dowment international Center.
for the benefit Of the Morning
side Mental Hygiene Clinic.
steiger. star Of "capone" and
"Rashomon." win DO some
thing he always does when he
makes personal appearance
he'll recite his own poetry.
Even II It's bad" he said. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-04

least it's different - my own
poetry - and better than say
ing Glad to be here today"
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-08
Cancer Fund Endurance Flight Down Third Time

PORTLAND, R = Seattle en- durance fliers Gene Tanner and Lew Becker within a few days will make their fourth attempt to establish a new endurance flying record in a light plane.
 The plane now is at a Vancou- yer, Wash, airfield, where it is being overhauled.
 They started their first attempt at Anchorage, but were forced down by electrical trouble. They took off again and after II days aloft, landed at Klamath Falls. On the third attempt they were forced to land south of Reno, Nev.
 The flight is being made to pub licize the Cancer Crusade.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-08
Soviet Atomic Vessel Ready for Launching

LONDON, tR mn Engines of the Soviet atomic-powered ice-break- CT Lenin have been successfully tested and the vessel is almost ready for launching, Moscow Ra- dio said today.
 The 16-ton icebreaker> carries three atomic reactors.>
 "The engines, using electricity produced by atomic power, will have 44,000 horse power - twice as powerful as those of the biggest American icebreaker," the broad cast said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-08
NOW THIS IS HOW WE .

TWIN FALLS, Idaho, R ~ A class of city firemen and their wives gathered Wednesday night for a Red Cross refresher course in first aid.
 As the class opened, a large light bulb dropped from a ceiling fixture and broke upon the head of Mrs. William Heinrich.
 Instructor William Bergadine immediately administered first aid, featuring the while on how to patch up face cuts and bandage wounded head. Then her hus- band took her to the doctor, who removed four pieces of glass from Mrs. Heinrich's scalp.
 The world is full of willing people. Some are willing to work; others are willing to let them.
The Nome nugget., 1959-05-08
Friday. May 8. 1859
NEW COLORADO SPRINGS AIR FORCE ACADEMY WILL GET PRESIDENTIAL VISIT

WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower plans to visit the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs, Colo, some time before June A.
 Announcing this today, the White House said Eisenhower had hoped to be there June 4 for grad uation of the first class, but that pressure of his schedule had ruled it out.
 Press Secretary James c. flag erty said no specific date has been picked yet.