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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
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l2-FT. RUNAR0UT. carry on car top;
Sl25 Call VIII, 2-2351 or CO. S-3l72
sLO0P, 2O-ft Indian Landing day.
seller; 5000 good cond; : suits OF sails
I?-FT. BOAT. trailer, 7-h.p. motor;
$3.50 Call WA. 7-s546,
USED IO-H.P. SCOTT cupboard motor;
good cond.: sep. tank. dolly; Sl1b
APP. 7-6560,
Is-H.P. WIZARD, powermatic with s.
gal. tank; very good cond.; Sl10. 10.
5-30S4
lift. OUTB0ARD RUNABoUT, good
condition; $3.50 or best offer. Must
sell. LA. 6-685g after q p.m.
LIGHTNING 1918 sailboat, built by
Lippincott: completely equip. trailer,
sails. spinnaker; ready to race. JE.
1854
TERRIFIC loft, inboard ski boat and
trailer: new glass bottom; l00-h p,
GRAY: $3.50. ia. 2-727S.
BAY-BUILT, hunks and head: Sl.15n
COLUMBIA ISLAND MARINA, Dock
E. Slip 2S. OF. 4-Sa4a.
2 MOTORS. l25-hp. marine; GOOD
condition; $1,000 for both. oV. s.
1915.
CABIN CRUISER. 34xl 0h-ft beam;
hunks head. galley, steering house
and cockpit, WA. 7-6249, Ii 7-7479
I6-F0OT CABIN CRUISER. with trail
er. fully equip, newly painted; cleo
starting johnson; SS95. DU 5-5.S3
CABIN CRUISER. 30. Universal Ma
rine 25-h.p. engine: 8 beam; sleeps
2; $3.50 or best offer. Colonial S-2417
CRUISER, AZ it.. completely equipped:
excel. condition: "a 500 or make offer
for quick sale. Ma s-3771, Ext 207.
FIsHERMEN--24-ft. bay built, util
cabin with head cleo. bilge lump;
SOS. 10. 7-4S3S.
OWENS CRUISER, 1865, % IT,. fully
equip, 90 FLAGSHIP eng: excel. cond..
Just refin.' $1,000, IA. 4-4l22 or RE.
$4,000
i36-CU.-IN. HYDRO. sooy hull; Just
painted; complete with trailer and
crane; all spare engines and parts;
best offer. Call VIII. 6-5912 after
4 pm.
CABIN CRUISER, Owens 25-ft.; galley
head. l36-h.p.: plank mahoe. Docked
KENTMOOR MARINA. Kent Island.
Md: $500 LO 5-0Sl2
I.ls-FT. CUSTOM RUNAROUT. with
center deck access. Used ] season.
S27b; l0-h,p. scott-Atwater motor
500. VIII 2-7e54.
18-FT. SPEEDBoAT. s5-hp. inboard
motor, canvas cover and trailer;
needs minor repairs; $500. Nav be
seen at sos s. Cherry st. Fails
Church. Va.
3:-FOOT RAISED-DECK CRUISER.
twin chryslers, Wee drive; sleeps four
S3s00 Docked at Capt. WEIGHS,
Deale,. Md. Or contact j. H. BAINES
Churchton. Nd,
SPEEDLINER 80 IA IT.: IS Evinrude
cleo. Gator trailer, hardware; compl
uphol,: 5-coat sprayed varnish nm
ish; Sl.150 Used very few hours
RE. 6-aS46 or after 6. 10 S-S667.
JUST ARRIvED-The all-new Thomp-
son LaDstfake and Royal De Luxe;
cartops. canoes. Evinrude motors and
Gator trailers. s. E. MARINE SALES,
1a7 llth st Sc. IL R-a29h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

GETS YANKS' NUMBER
Billy Pierce, with a life
time record of 21-3O
against the Yankees,
scored his fifth win in his
last six a appearances
against them last night to
give the White Sox their
seventh straight victory.
ZAP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

BOAT SHAFTS, stainless steel. /" and
Ia. Goo ID. ia. 1882 after 6 pm.
lift. RUNABOUT, 4O-hp. motor
and trailer. WA. 7-0235.
1887 WHIRLWIND DE LUKE. 14-ft,,
with trailer and cover. WI. 6-4465.
IS-FT. OWENS EXPRESS CRUISER,
with 4O-hp. Mercury; fully equipped,
16-FT. SKI BOAT. VS. Ford engine:
very fast: excel. cond,; $1,000. RE.
6-4H77. n
lift. RUNABOUT, 25-h.p, Johnson
6 SGtoT G co s.ea fSntr0ls' h0eFslass
CHRIS CRAFT--Pair 160-h.p. Chris
Craft engines. completely rebuilt; ga
r. reduction gears. Call WA 4
BOAT INSURANCE-Low-co insur-
anee approved and recommended BY
Cupboard BOATING Club Of America.
Now available locally. Hu. 3-6SaS =
ls-FT. CABIN CRUISER, 1858: excel
eond with 1859 35-hp Evinruds
sos ~ Belia Haven Haven Bo S' Rssin,
Alex. Va. slip No 2 CT 6-O597
.; head galley, 70-h.p. Mercury, con-
trolls; equipped; $1,000. Located CO.
lumbia ISLAND Marina. Dock Dill.
~ 5-5S63 or FL 7-4aAa'
PEYELCRAFT 2l-ft. de luxe cruiser:
hunks, Navy top, cover, 5O-h.p johns
POTOMAC MARINE. 1910 WIS, AVE,
OIL. 6l66h, OIL 6-233s. ~
TIVE PLACE TO BUY whitehouse and
Hs-vev Cr.f boats and Scott motors
fully equipped ractsge deal Is THE
BETHESDA BOAT CENTER All boats
plainly marked with price, equipped
with any horse power motor that you
desire; bank financing 1919 Old
Georeetown I'd, Bethesda, OIL. 4-4S0n
DO YOU WANT A LARGER BOAT?
l want a smaller one have q heaut
solid mahogany 25-ft Owens cruiser
1lS-h p. sleeps 3; SSH; tor cond.;
model fast utility runabout, about 90
II like Century or Shephard II you
Mani tr.de eli INF - 5non
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THE EVENING STAR AIS
Washington. o. c. tt
Sofurdoy. Moy rs, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

GARWO0D BOAT, 3O-ft.; $500 Need
enelne repairs. Call ia. 5-6539.
IS-FT. RUNABOUT, Ssh p, tnboard
motor New seats Newly rehnished
Sl,500, SP 2-75S3.
AUXILIARY SLOOP. 80 IT: sleeps 81;
new engine. So Location. West River.
Asking $4,000. OIL. 2-2245.
I9-FT. CHRIS CRAFT SPEEDBOAT,
excellent condition 1e0-h.p. motor
SOFT. WHEELER CABIN CRUISER,
100 h p. SIS. sleeps 4, foam cushion.
Must SELL HA. 7-7076, VIII. 6-Sl03
lift. RUNABOUT and 30-h.p. john
son cupboard, fully equip, extras,
excel. eond, Good buy S495, AP,
7-6310. week end, ewes
3S-FT. BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER,
sleeps 8; new motor; boat in dne
RADIO TELEPHONE. new transistor.
AeroSonic Marine; ground plate, an
tenna, complete: only S27b POTO-
MAC MARINE, 1910 WIS. AVE, OIL.
6-1665. OIL. 6-233S.
26-FOOT 1898 DODGE EXPRESS
galley; new factory, rebuilt motor;
$1,000 or $1,000 less motor. RE
$1,000.
TRAIL YOUR BOAT TO KENTMOOR
Cupboard monorail hoist now in op-
Grafton. bays best fishing grounds.
Bridge to Kent Island: turn right at
Is agnt. then m es 20 En- IMCOh,
CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES. 1l5
h.p.: hydraulic gearshift;. ga to J
reduction, Just overhauied excel
$1,000 the pair; DI. 7-5l3S.
FIBERGLAs BOTTOM. IA plywood
- kntI n
S NaTa sich test >" Bans Need 9s nsl
paint Trlr, included. $500. Fairview
1-52l2 after g pm.
SAILROAT, Hampton, l design, excel.
cond., good racine record: suits
sails, trailer and cover. $3.50 OIL.
Taft. BIN. RUNABoUT: used less
offer. Terms possible. JE. 3-005b, JE.
LUHRS SEA SKIFF
New, 23-ft.. lapstrake;. cabin, 2 hunks,
4 eG G5ay MAMIE sfSiS oa ao sR WIS AVE-
OIL. 6-1665, OIL. 6-233s.
MARINE PAINT
25% DISCOUNT
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRAND
BOATS, INC.
900 Maine Ave. S.W.
Open . to q: Z Days a Week.
AMERICAN BOAT co.
500 25th St, NV.
Open 10 am pm; daily incl. sun
1859 WHIRLW1ND
From l2;,it Runabouts to
MERCURY MOTORS, 8 h.p.-?0 hip.
Heavy Duty Darr TrailerS
CHRIS-CRAFT
NEW BOATS
. BEAUTIFUL 19-FT. SILVER ARROW
and i9-ft CAPRI now on display
NEW lift. CAVALIER, powered
with VS. engine, for immediate de-
s5tF1T CAVALIER CRUISER, 4
sleeper: approx. l-week delivery.
.3.FT. CAVALIER CRUISER, 3-week
delivery.
USED BOATS
40-FT. MATTHEWS SEDAN, powered
with fresh water-cooled Cnrysler VS.
engines. full EQUIPMENT and In ex-
fff sss c fSRfttfc9 coR soRfED with
landeau top; 81 hours running.
season do you hnd a boat like
1853 I7-t.. CHRIS SPORTSMAN
only a few hours running and in
immaculate condition
lift. cHRIS-CRAFT RUN-A-BOUT
with 2-yr.-old l20-h.p. engine. A
--"i h-~-~'n e. 81 350
IS 1a-FT. OWENS HARDTOP. AZ
hours on engine VIII pass any ma
rine survey.
OutboardS with OF without motors and
trailers from $685. up See these boats
Immediately On the waterfront.
r. L. Van FoSSan, Inc.
$50 MAINE AVE. Sw.
ST 3-03o6 Eyes, KF S-456s
WAsHINGToN's AUTHORIZED
CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER
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PREAKNESS FIELD

BALTIMORE. May 16 (SpeciaD.-Here is the lineup for
today's mile three sxteenths Preakness at Pmlco
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ATHLETICS,4;
SENATOR'S
KANSAS CITY
WASHINGTON

E-Herbert. Smith. PO-A-KAnsas
City, 27-9, Washington, 27-14. DIP
Lopez to DeMa estri to Ward. LOB
Kansas City. e. WASHINGTON, 4.
2b--Lopez. Lemon. 3b-Maris. Sd
Becquer S-Herbert. demon scored on
HeTbert's error in end Maris scored on
wild pitch in Sthl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
M. J. STYRON co.

3i52-54 Jefferson Davis Hwy. IEate. ID
OF 4-4a40 sun Ewes. KE s-542s
Branch Store. Columbia Island Marina,
Pentagon Lagoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

r. L. Van FoSSan, Inc.
$50 MAINE AVE. Sw.
ST. 3-O3.6 Eyes. KE s-456s
WASHINGTON'S AUTHORIZED
CHRIS-CR DEALER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

FR0NT-END LOADER OPERATOR
Must be sxper. Ju. b-b0i3 or
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AUTO PARTS MAN
AUTO SALESMAN

AUTO statesmen (2) to sell the
fabulous 1860 Plymouth, l2-car
TO the right men. Insurance and
many company dement's, DEM
onstrator furnished. Only energetic
men willing 10 work need apply.
See Mr. Don jackson, BOB BAN-
MING PLYMOUTH, $40 BALTIC.
ave, Hyattsville. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
ROUTEMAN

We have opening in sales dept. for
an. energetic and willing worker,
Sa.ary while. training. SIS a wk.
See Mr.. TAYLOR after Il am. mo
phone callsl B + n @ M A MS
LAUNDRY, INC, 623 O st. NV.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, yng. man
twhitel. car necessary, who would
like to learn the wholesale phono-
graph record business. Must be
high school grad. wonderful op-
por; for aggressive person with a
rapidly growing concern: estab-
nshed route. Call MR.. FIELD, RA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

whtM aMswsrtns sdpsrtisemsnts
cddrssssd to STAT boses DO NOT
enclose original references pho.
topraphs or other materials OF
peYsondI pdlue. Copies sefpe the
purpose Originals Hlav Get lost,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
BOX 234-E, STAR

ENGNEERS-ist and End class, IN
new hospital plant. Rotatin
shifts, 40-hr. wk.. annual evalu-
alton. opportunity for young men
once. WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
CENTER. Ito Irving st. NV,
Mon. thru Fri. 8 am. 70 3 pm,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

NpSAASlSSds ~. ~ uAlNCI uCeIlse
SERVICE STATION. 1901 H St
NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white, local refs: car nee. Apply
In person. HAYES ESQ SERV.
ICE, 270S Va. ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
white. age % to 40: greasing
exper. and good salesman: salary,
$40 per week plus commission
and vacation. BARRoN'S SUNOCC
STATION, Wis. ave-, River I'd.
SERVICE STATION MECHANIC, :
to 800 shift. Apply SUNOCC
STATION, 2305 Pa. ave. sc.
SERVICE SALEsMAN-Young man
with some selling experience. We
Will pay the right man q good sal
airy, plus liberal commission: group
disqualification and profit-sharine
plan; room for advancement. APP
ply to Mr., Powers, ROYAL
CHRYSLER, INC, 1901 r. /, ave :,
Brentwood. Md. WA. 7-7O0O.
SERYICEMAN- COLLECTOR, white
S125 a week plus car expenses;
profit sharing plan; group hospi.
talization, wonderful chance fol
advanc.; exper, helpful but MOI
nee, must be willing to work hard
very long hours. See MR., SMITH
between s am. to IL Q m. at 34O9
Conn. ave. NV.
SHEET METAL MECHANICS or
helpers; outside installation, Cal
after b pm, State 2-7530.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

COUNTERAIAN. exper.. white: must
be neat appearing and willing
worker. hosp: and vac, Dement'S,
See Mr.. HbTcHINs, 100 ver-
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CLERK YPIST

CLERK -TYPIST - Local insurance
CO. has opening for young lady be.
tween 25-45: congenial employees
Good working conditions For
apt. call Mr.. BRANNON. RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
BROADWAY
Mary Martin ExuIts
In All Woman Role

There is a special Mary
Maria affinity, Miss Martin
notes.
1.-THE baroness first saw me
in 1857 doing Annie Get
Your Cum" says the lady
from Weatherford. Tex. "Aft-
erwards we met and she said
But you are mel"
The two visited together
recently at the Trapp home
in Stowe. VT, but Mary is
not planning slavish imita-
ton Of the original.
The familiar voice, for ex-
ample. will have its usual
drawing twang.
II tried changing my voice
only once" she notes. THAT
was years ago in a Noel Cow
ard show in London, and /
didn't event understand what
I was saying"
After extended stints as
sharpshooting Annie" a
wartime nurse in South Pa
cific" and Hoyden peter
Pam" Miss Martin is revelling
in fair sex finery and a Golf
fure other than boyish bob.
Although the part won't
have quite as much dancing
as some of her past roles,
her energies are finding new
outlets. Mary has learned
to play a guitar and also to
yodel for 1.-THE Sound of
Music"
SIN a much more lyrical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11

character than I have ever
been before" she sums up.
About q year ago Lindsay
Grouse, after 10 years Of
promising TO write q show
for her. came up with a stage
treatment Of the Trap saga.
1--WE were going to do it
then" she discloses. "using
music Of Mozart and Bach.
Then Rodgers and Ham
merstein heard about 1t, and
asked II We would wait for
them TO do q scorer I looked
them right in the eye and
said Wed be crazy not to-"
Mary has pledged the next
two years Of her career to
the musical. That means the
Halliday family won't have
much chance to enjoy their
Brazilian mountain retreat.
But there will be some COM
pensation.
@Well have q chance to
design the new house we want
to build there" says Mary,
land I'll have time to learn
to speak Portuguese" With
q Texas twang, Of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
Cultural Progress

. HOLLYWOOD (AP) Evil
.dence of the Russian-Amer-
lean cultural exchange has
shown up in Hollywood.
where a Moscow-made car
toon feature is being pro-
cessed for American release.
The film, 1.-THE Snow
Queen" is being prepared at
Universal studios. Art Link
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-11
BY WILLIAM GLOVER

Associated Press Writer
NEW YORK.--Mary Mar
tin is extra eager over her
new Broadway adventure.
"At last I can. be all wom-
AMI" she exults. looking back
at 10 years Of tomboy, curl
cropped roles.
Her pleasure concerns
/ "The Sound Of Music" and
the excitement is proving
contagious. The show bids
fair to become a Broadway
landmark for several rea-
sons.
It is notable as the first
joint creation Of the the
ater's two most famous hit
making duos: Richard
Rodgers and Oscar Hammer
stein II. songwriters extraor-
binary; Howard Lindsay
and Russell Grouse, the doy-
ems of team authorship.
At the boxoffice. 1.-THE
Sound of Music" is causing
notable melody. BY opening
night at the Lunt-Fontanne
Theater November IL. the
advance ticket sale is expect
ed to reach two million dol
lars. a Rialto record.
Along with husband Rich
ard Halliday, Miss Martin
has had her sights trained
on the venture for almost
three years.
II absolutely adored it from
the start" says Mary of the
book which in Spire d the
show. Written by Baroness
Maria Won Trap. it is the
true-life account Of the Aus
trian family which fled Hit
Ter in 1898, then sang its way
into the hearts of concert au-
diences across the United
States.
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letter will appear ina pro-
logue. Sandra Dee speaks the
voice of the Hans Christian
Andersen heroine.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
DEATHS
Sam Kuykendall

Funeral services for Sam Kuy-
kendall, 66, of 2344 w. Jeffer-
son, will be held at 2 pm. Feb.
d at the Ragsdale Mortuary
chapel, 100 E. Jefferson.
The Rev. Charles Harlins will
officiate. Burial was in Green
wood Memorial Park.
MIR. Kuykendall died at his
home Thur sday. He was born
in Eagle Lake, Texas and went
TO San Antonio as a young man.
He went to Detroit In 1912 and
worked on a private riding es-
tate until retiring and coming
to Phoenix in 1856.
He was an active member OF
Wesley Methodist Church here.
Surviving are his wife. Louise
Kuykendall, Of Phoenix; three
sons, Edward. Of Phoenix; Sam,
of Detroit; and William, of Ok
ford, Ohio; four daughters, Mrs.
Lillian Brown, of Phoenix; and
Mrs. Frances Rembert, Mrs
Louise Council, and Mrs. Paul
Inc Wimbush, all Of Detroit a
sister, six brothers and sever
grandchildren.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Eldridge NJ. Warren

Funeral services for Eldridge
M. Warren, A, of 1875 E. Adams,
who died Saturday in a Phoenix
hospital, was held at | jam. F eb.
rs In Chapel of the Valley Of
Ragsdale Mortuary, ll00E. JEFF
ferson. Interment In Greenwood
Memorial Park.
Mr.. Warren, a native Of
Boerne, Texas, came to Phoe-
nix In 1899. He was employed
as a waiter at Phoenix Country
Club for 10 years. He had been
In Ill health since 1854.
MIR. Warren was a member of
the First Institutional Baptist
Church.
The Rev. A. G. Kendrick Of
ficiated at the funeral services.
Survivors include two sisters,
Mrs. Juanita O'Neil, Phoenix,
and Miss Lola Warren, Denver;
a brother, Edward, Los Angeles;
and an uncle, S. N. City. Los
Angeles.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Church Presents
Radio Program

One of the areas fastest grow
ing churches The House Of ia
cob presents a radio broadcast
each Sunday. Last week an ap-
pearance of Elder !. ]. H. Foun :
taine and part of his congrega-
tion from Sacramento, Califor =
MIA inspired the listeners. The
Del Paso Heights Jubileers sang
several selections.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
Slow Wheels
Of Justice

SAN FRANCISCO,
Six million words and 1873 days
after 1t started, the longest trial
Of a civil matter In San Francisco
history has ended.
The case began In ls4S with the
voluntary bankruptcy Of John E.
Paskaleff. Opposing counsel was
cited for contempt three times.
The testimony was taken under
consideration by Superior Court
Judge Twain Nicholson.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
us. Births
Top Deaths

WASHINGTON,
Births In the United States during
1858 exceeded deaths by nearly a
3 to l ratio, census bureau figures
showed today.
The bureau reported that 4,24s,.
900 births were recorded last year.
There were 1,64S,00O deaths for the
year.
Arizona tribune., 1959-02-27
.CAvEL
NOTEBOOK

Moslem Court #ll6 Daughter
Of Isis met Wednesday, Feb. "a,
Mrs. Lena Risby, illustrious
commander presided.
Lotus Club urges all MEM
bers to attend bi-monthly meet
ings on second and fourth Sum-
day nights. Mesdames Mary Lou
Harvey, president, Florence
Jewell, reporter. 4
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
promises a gala Debutante Ball.
Debs are receiving expert coach
ing from MIR. Nash, local dance
director.
Omega Psi Phi scored another
hit with It's Masquerade Ball. Hats
off to a fine bunch of fellowsl
Cay Ladies presented charm
ing fashions and excellent en-
tertainment at its Fashion Re-
. vue last Sunday. Mrs. Earline
Is president.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Larger Cape Thompson Atomic Blast
 Urged by Arctic Circle Coast Residents

We who live in this part of the state where this nucIear blast is to take place, feel that this pro- ject will be the means of paving the way for the future develop ment of this area :. . an area virtually untouched by the hand of man, yet possessing vast po- tentialities in the mineral, coal, oil and hydro-electric fields. More over, due to these vast potentiaIi- ties, we are of the opinion that the original plans of Project Chariot should be adhered to rather than scaled down harbor as now con- templated. We are cognizant of the fact that this project is but the means to demonstrate to the citizens of this country and to the world at large the feasibility of using atomic energy to pro- mote the interests and welfare of mankind. Hence this is still in the experimental state. Nevertheless we are confident that the nuclear scientists know what they are talking about whn they assure us that such a harbor is feasible and this with minima1 effect to fish and plant life in the area of the blast.
 Since we have this assurance, time, labor and expense can be curtailed by going ahead as origi- nally planned. If there is to be any immediate future develop ment in this area then an ade- quate means. of transportation is needed which only a harbor, big enough to accommodate large ocean-going vessels can supply, as there are no roads and the cost of air transportation is prohibitive.
 
 Long have I waited lonely,
 summed as a thing accurst, Monstrous, moody, pathetic, the
 last of the lands and the first; And I wait for the men who will
 win me - and I will not be
 won in day;
 And I will not be won by
 weddings, subtle, suave and
 mild.
 But by men with the hearts of
 Vikings and the simple faith
 of a child 7"
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20

The following letter. has been released for publication by the Arctic Circle Chamber of Com merce. It is addressed to MT. John A. McCone, Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission, Washington, ID. C.:
 "The Arctic Circle Chamber of Commerce wishes to go on record as endorsing Project Chariot of Operation Plowshare.
 "A little knowledge can be a dangerous thing as the old adage goes. Quite true, also, is the fact that a little knowledge can be very helpful and can change ones entire viewpoint. This was clearly demonstrated recently when Dr. Harry Keller, nuclear physicst of the Lawrence Radiation La'bora- tories, appeared at an open meet ing with KOtzebue area citizens, explaining and answering ques- tions concerning the proposed nu- clear tests to be made at Cape Thompson. Heretofore all know ledge concerning this most i'm portant project had been gleaned, for the most part, from newspaper accounts, both favorable and un- favorable. Now that we under stand, at least in part, the position of the nuclear scientists, we are all looking forward enthusiastic ally to the time when Project Chariot ceases to be possibility and enters the realm of actuality
 Early in January of this year when Dr. Keller appeared in Fair banks seeking an expression of fa- banks seeking an expression of flaw orabIe opinion from Alaskans re- garding the blasting of a harbOr on the Boring coast he stated that 'The Cape Thompson project rep resents an extremely valuable ex- pertinent to open the door to a whole gamut of peaceful uses for atomic energy The eyes of the world, therefore, will be focused on this area. Alaskans who are all pioneers, if not in fact, then in heart, should feel proud that our state has been singled out to play yet another leading part in the Drama of the Century.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-20
Oh Boy, Oh Boy, Oh Boy

LOS ANGELES, tR LII Here's how the Howard Hall family grew and grew and grew:
 Girl, girl, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy, boy - and Friday at Queen of Angels Hospital TT another boy.
 Hospital officials confirmed that things are cheaper by the dozen m Maternity care for Mrs. Hall and her 18th baby will be on the house.