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The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Army Sets Up
 Arctic Research Camp in Greenland

WASHINGTON, R - An Army expedition of fl men has set up base camp 500 miles south of the North Pole before pushing on to conduct scientific studies along the Arctic Ocean coast of Greenland.
 Designated Operation Lead Dog," the expedition will spend the rest of the summer traversing areas which have been covered by explorers, but about which more accurate observations are required in this age of Polar operations.
 The group broke camp near Thule in northwest Greenland on May IS and travelled $40 miles eastward before swinging north to a point on the northern edge of the Greenland icecap. On June 10 three Army aircraft joined the party at the base camp.
 The first objective of the ex- petition is to locate safe over land route from the shelf of the icecap, which is several thousand feet above sea level, to the shores of Lincoln Sea. Attempts will be made 10 land light airplanes on the ice along the route.
 The second phase of the opera tion will carry the explorers north eastward to Peary Land. On this leg, which will take about three months, the Army men will carry all fuel, food and supplies needed to sustain life and support their scientific observations.
 Studies will be made of snow to a depth of IS feet. Samples will be compared with those obtained in previous expeditions in Green land.
 Quartermaster Corps experts will also conduct weather obser- vations and report on the possibi- lity of supporting troop move ments in the far north regions.
 Signal Corps scientists will study snow drifts, measure winds and conduct general meteorologi- cal observations.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Vanguard Again
 Fails in Launching

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, R - Vanguard missilemen, disap- pointed in their latest satellite flop, turned their attention yester- day to their final launching ve- hicle.
 The second stage failed to func- ton properly Monday on the 10th Vanguard launching attempt. The rockets 2212-pound basketball size satellite apparently plunged to a fiery death in the earth's at mosphere.
 Eight of the Vanguard satellite attempts failed. The two successes hurled Vanguard satellites 1 and II into longtime orbits around the earth.
 Only one Vanguard launching vehicle remains. It probably will be fired in the next few months.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
HAD TO MAKE SAD CHOICE

NYSSA, Ore, R m Angel Mar tinez had to make a choice when his stepdaughters sank while wad- ing in the treacherous Snake River. He saved one and the other drowned. So did a deaf-mute bro ther who tried to save the girl Martinez lost.
 The victims were Magdaena Ri bera, II. and her brother, Reyes, 13. Martinez managed to save Guadalupe Ribera, g. He said he grabbed at one of the girls but had to let go to save the other.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
DC-7C Stuck on F0rmosa

TAIPEI, Formosa, tR A Northwest Airlines DC-7C swerved off the runway after landing last night at Taipei's Pine Hill Air port, and got stuck in a muddy field.
 There were no casualties among the B passengers or crew of seven. The tips of the planes pro- pellers were slightly damaged.
 It was raining hard as the plane landed after a flight from New York via Seattle, Anchorage and Tokyo.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
White House Appoints
 New Air Command Chief

WASHINGTON, R - Assign ment of General Frank F. Everest to head the Tactical Air Com mand was announced yesterday by the White House.
 General Everest, the new Tacti- cal Air Chief, has been serving as commander in chief of U. s. Air Forces in Europe, and as comman- der of the Fourth Allied Tactical Air Forces in Europe, a NATO assignment
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Butrovich Calls Alaska Politics Big Business

ANCHORAGE, LR = The South Central Republican convention adjourned here Monday after adopting a resolution calling for fulltime COP headquarters to direct organizational activities.
 Former Territorial Senator John Butrovich of Fairbanks, the Re- publican nominee for Governor in the first state general election, told the banquet audience that politics in Alaska has developed into ''big business"
 He said Republicans must or ganize in order to compete with the AFL-CIO Committee on Poli- tical Education.
 Butrovich declared the COP in the last campaign was faced with lack of adequate campaign funds, but the Democratic Party received thousands of dollars from outside labor unions.
 Among the resolutions adopted by the convention were one urging the State Administration take the Southeast Alaska fish trap issue to a court of competent jurisdic- tior; urging the State Administra- tion to implement state judiciary system immediately and asking the Legislature to increase appro- priations for the State Agricul- tUre Agency.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Norwegian Hotel Blaze Searchers Find 10 Dead

STALIIEIM, Norway, R - Workers and an identification team sitting through the blackened ruins of the Stalheim tourist ho tel today found three more bodies. This brought the number of dead after the disastrous fire yesterday to TO-
 Careless smoking by a Norwe- gian guide was suspected as a cause of the fire.
 The guide was questioned through most of the night by police. After questioning, he was released but was told to keep the police informed of his where abouts. Negligence is only mis- demeanor, so there was no basis for holding him. the police spokesman said.
 Investigators did not discount the possibility some of the missing may still be found alive. Many of the hotels 147 guests - 130 of them Americans scattered in the confused hours after the fire leveled the stately old wooden building early Tuesday.
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The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
Killers Execution Set

LINCOLN, Neb., LR - The Ne braska Supreme Court yesterday set June 25 as the new execution date for convicted killer Charles Starkweather.
 The act on came less than a day after the United States Supreme Court turned down his bid for a review of his case.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24
MONDAY BASEBALL SCORES
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uNA4N OOuS1 ASuSNS Vancouver 5, Phoenix 2. Seattle 2, San Diego l. Portland 6, Salt Lake City 4.
 National League San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh l. Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia g.
 American League New York II, Kansas City 6.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-24

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, 1959-03-25
-Four Nurned to
Selective Service
In ST. Thomds

The Director of Selective
Service for the Virgin Islands
announced the Presidential
appointments Of Ernest Shul-
terbrandt, Felix Gumbs, and
Oswald U. Heath as members
Of the Local Board for Saint
Thomas and st. John, who re-
places Moses p. Sasso, Arnold
Van Beverhoudt, and George
L. Ebbesen, resigned; and also
the appointment Of Edmund
L. Penn as member Of the APP
peal Board for the Virgin Is
lands, replacing G, v. F:
Daniel, who is now residing
elsewhere.
, 1959-03-25
End Caribbean Conf.
OnMentol Health Has
International Tinee
Dr.. Bonsole Grunted
License 10 Pructice
Dentistry in Y. /.

Sponsored jointly by the couornmon I
nounced yesterdi
I = Z Harold Bonsole
49 granted a licenst
and ST. Thomas, and the Com slo.4;a4m j
monwealth Of Puerto Rico, the
Second Caribbean Conference The following
of April 9 to April is is well Home journal o.
under way, with the Ameri- gives some detail
can Virgin Islands serving as ton with the cas-
hosts. en- A,,bro1, a
Specialists and consultants dent of the Virgil
from England, France, Den g~islature, and cha
mark, and the United States Board of Dental
have acknowledged invita- has recommended
tions. O,NeaI. Comm
Eligible for full member Health, that a
ship and expected to be ac- issued "forthV
lively represented are Aruba, Harold Bonsole.
Trinidad, Barbados, Nevis, The recommend
Guadeloupe, Dominican Re- based on an oral
public, British Guiana, Costa which he had 6
Rica, Curacao Grenada, Brit Bonsole in st. Or
ish Guiana, Antigua, Tortola, ~
Martinique, Haiti, Honduras, = !
Thomas, and DIR.
Surinam, st. Lucia, ST. Kits, 60.
"'nnIInled on naOe A.
, 1959-03-25
Robert R. Morrow
Here to Build
Apis. Along Seoshore

Robert R. Morrow, whose
home in Miami carries a sign
THE House that Nuts Built .
arrived in ST. Croix a few
days ago with complete plans
to build several apartment
houses along the seashore.
, 1959-03-25

Caribbean Enjoying Here to Build
Tourist Boom Apis. Along Seushore
The Caribbean and Bahamas Robert r. Morrow, whose
islands are bursting at the home in Miami carries a sign
seams with more winter tour The House that Nuts Built
lists than ever before. The arrived in ST. Croix a few
boom is reflected in the up days ago with complete plans
swing in Pan American World to build several apartment
Anyways traffic for December, houses along the seashore.
Mr.. Morrow is in the nut
80 = - 9ea0on business, with stores in the
The airlines Nassau traffic largest cities of the United
for the three months almost States. He is chairman of the
doubled with 41722 passen- board of directors of the
gers as compared with 21,521 Southern Industrial Savings
a year ago. In the Caribbean Bank of Miami, Florida; he
area traffic was up Is per cent has controlling interest in
with 1892 passengers as three and a half million acres
compared to 1138O3 last year. Of land in northwest Canada.
roma oa.aA Z This is a new oil field which
sun, sand and surf in record .p oOs =
-.: 49, Canada predicts will be much
-. u-... j. .n-..... bigger than Arabia Oil Com
- - 17.-.. 800 pany, now the LARGEST in the
- - np;ailal world. The Atabaska Oil
Sands is said to contain bill
Only Cuba. just recovering ions of gallons Of oil Haowns
from political upheaval, has interests in several hotels and
Continued on page ~ apartment houses.
@ 1t was Mr.. Morrow who
Case Aduinst Hugh went to Montego Bay, ia
Smith Sent to maica several years ago and
DlStrlct Court built the Montego Beach Ho-
Two cases involuntary man tel. Conditions were very bad
slaughter which were lodged ct the time; however the no
against Hugh Smith following tel began to flourish and
the death Of Mrs. Ramona started things moving up
Joseph and Mrs. Norma Jep- ward; American tourists be-
pesen Joseph were referred to gan crowding the hotel. Thus
the District Court by Judge the town that was once poor
Cyril Michael in the Munich is now flourishing and the
pal Court Monday morning. city gave him an award re-
Bail was continued at $4,000, Gently, in appreciation,
according to the Home Jour The Montepo Beach Hotel i
nal, eaid - IL = II tba moot snc-
Mrs, Ramona Warner, who cessful In the Caribbean. 1t is
was in the Smiths car as a one hundred per cent full in
passenger when it mounted winter; one hundred per cent
the sidewalk at Nisky, testi- in summer; eighty per cent in
Continued on page ~ Continued on page a
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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Evening star., 1959-06-26
Three Swim Marks
Fall on Coast

LOS ANGELES, June 26
(AP). - Three United States
records fell as the three-day
Los Angeles invitational swim
ming meet opened yesterday.
Gary Heinrich, oakland.
Calf, swan the 400-meter in-
dividual medley in 5:13.3 to
break his own record of 5:20.2,
set last year.
Marianne Hargreaves, Los
Angeles. did the 200-meter
women's breaststroke in 2:57.6,
surprising her record 1883 of
last year.
Chris Won Saltza, Santa
Clara, Calf, cracked the Amer
ican citizens record in the 100
meter women's freestyle In
1903. Molly Botkin, Los Angeles.
set the former mark Of 1898
in 1858.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

Want cobia, bonito, blues,
small tuna, sea trout or per-
haps even a white marlin?
Although Chesapeake Bay
fishing is Just picking UP after
the spell of bad weather re-
Gently, ocean anglers should
have no trouble finding good
sport this week end.
The annual cobia run has
started at Cape Charles, Va.
That's the big news this week
along with the catch Of the first
white marlin of the season al
Wachapreague, Va, and Ocean
City. Md.
Biggest cobia boated at Cape
Charles has been a 55-poundel
and the smallest. rs pounds
The 55-pounder was boated by
| a private boat, which with a
companion, brought in three
other cobia.
4 One day this week. Capt
Lee Luczak's Aralee, skippereo
by Capt. Walter Parks, landed
one 47-pound channel bass
one 50-pound black drum anc
one 30-pound cobia. The mex
day the Lady K. captained BY
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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PickereI Now Biting
In Deep Creek Luke

OAKLAND, Md, June 26
(AP). - Chain pickerel are
being caught in increased
numbers in Deep Creek Lake.
Cecil c. Edwards, a fish cul-
turist for the Game Commis-
sion, said smallmouth and
largemouth bass, walleyes and
bluegills are plentiful. =. -,
A 24-inch walleye was caught
recently near Holy Cross
camp. Other large catches IN
clude a l4-inch rainbow trout,
a 20-inch pickerel and a 2l-
inch largemouth bass weighing
( pounds.
Evening star., 1959-06-26
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Evening star., 1959-06-26
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Evening star., 1959-06-26

trout on the wrecks. Most
sporting method is to cast q
bucktail with spinning tackle
The bucktail is baited with q
small piece Of squid.
Plenty Of founders are re-
ported in Synepuxent Bay and
the Ocean City inlet but surf
fishing is slow. There are a few
kingfish. a few sand perch and
a few rockflsh.
Blues OF Indian River
Up at Indian River Inlet
boats are bringing in plenty of
blues and bonito and some
small tuna from the Ridge. The
blues are small, weighing about
a pound. Sea bass fishing is
only fair.
Capt. Don C. Daisey at Lewes.
Del, also reports plenty Of
small blues. with boats landing
up to 400. There are some bon
ito among them.
On Chesapeake Bay hardhead
fishing is slowly improving.
Down of Point Lookout Capt.
Taft Tippett has been doing
well with trout in the deep wa
ter at the edge of the Middle
Grounds. A sample catch was
76 trout, 25 to 80 spot, some
perch. a half dozen founders
and two skates.
At Solomons Capt. Harry
Woodburn says hardheads are
biting between Cedar and Cove
Points and also in the bay of
Little Cove Point. Skiff an
glers are finding some fish in
the mouth Of the Patuxent.
Rockfishing at Solomons is
poor.
Boats out Of Tilghman are
doing fairly well with rock both
drifting eels and trolling be-
tween Poplar and Sharp's Is
lands. Catches may go from
4 to Is of the tackle-buster
size fish when eel drifting and
35 to 40 pan-Sized fish when
trolling. Some spot are biting
of Poplar Island.
Capt. Otis Bridges who boats
out Of Bozman. Md. says East
ern Bay fishing has been very
poor except for a few rock on
the Wild Grounds.
Over at Deale Herring Bay is
swarming with undersized rock,
but a few larger fish are among
them.
Up the Potomac the trolling
continues very good of Tall
Timbers while rockflsh also are
reported biting at Blakiston
Island and other points.
COVELL
Evening star., 1959-06-26
WACHAPREAGUE
ANGLER BOATS
FIRST MARLIN

Wachapreague. Va, beat
Ocean City, Md, to the
first white marlin of the
season. =.
An Illinois visitor was
trolling a nylon bluefish
lure from Capt. Bobby
Turner's Bonnie Sue when
the fish hit. Weighing SO
pounds IL ounces, 1t was
boated on a light trolling
rod, Penn IS reel and 30
pound test monofilament.
The next day Vollie M.
Lynch Of Shelbyville, Del.
boated two marlin of
Ocean City. The first was
a 98-pounder, the second
weighed 65. Three other.
marlin catches were re-.
ported of the Maryland
resort that day.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

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Evening star., 1959-06-26
Ice Keeping Ducks
From NESTING Area

The Interior Department had
bad news today for duck
hunters.
It reported that millions Of
waterfowl, forced out of their
customary nesting grounds by
prolonged drought, were at
tempting to find new nesting
areas in Canada but having
trouble with an iceline which
has been unusually late in
breaking up.
Evening star., 1959-06-26

George Krout, had three cobia
averaging IS pounds and one
400-pound shark. A half dozen
cobia were hooked and lost.
Outboarders are bringing In
good hauls Of sea trout weigh
ing UP to 2 pounds at Cape
Charles. The treut are being
caught by drifting near the
Rock Just offshore.
Principal catches of Wacha-
preague have been small tuna
weighing from 8 to SO pounds
and some bonito. Both are
being taken by trolling jigs
some 20 miles offshore. Tuna
seem to prefer a red and white
jig while the bonito 60 for
green and blue.
Inside the inlet at Wacha-
preague founder fishing con-
tinues good and there are q
few trout and kingfish.
Big Sea Bass Found
Boats out of Chincoteague
have relocated an old wreck
and are bringing in catches oi
large sea bass. They weigh uE
TO AZ pounds. They also are
making good hauls of bonltC
and some bluefsh, although
the blues are decreasing II
numbers after a fairly heavy
run. Founder fishing in the
inlet is dropping of.
Ocean City reports good fish.
ing for bonito and blues with
one boat bringing in 1877. Tuna
weighing from 10 to 20 pound.
are also being caught out be-
yond the Jack Spot. Milt
ChaSki. owner-skipper Of the
Rendezvous. had on a broadbil
swordfish this week but lost it
Head boats are reported
making good catches of sea
Evening star., 1959-06-26
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
PopIorviIIe
News
Mrs. Helen McGill, Agent

Mr.. and Mrs. U. Macarthur
of Hattiesburg were weekend
guests in the home of Mrs.
Mary l.. Phillips and family.
Mrs. Mary Bender of Pachu-
ia, Miss, is visiting in the
home of her son, Mr.. Erwin Lee
Venter.
The 4th and 5th grade clas-
ses of P. R. c. T. enjoyed a pre-
Valentine party last Friday,
February Is. Refreshments
were served by the teacher,
Mrs. McGill.
The 3rd and End grade clas-
ses also enjoyed pre-Valen-
tine party on Friday. A delici-
Gus snack of mullins and
punch was served by the tea
cHer, MISS harper.
Regular services were held
at the Triumph Baptist church
on Sunday, February Is. The
pastor, Rev. R. S. Shelby deliv-
cred the sermon. The service
was very inspiring. Mrs. EN-
ma Mack is church secretary.
The Usher Board of the Tri-
umph Baptist Church, held
service Sunday evening at 200.
The pastor delivered the SER
mon.
We would like to thank the
colored citizens of Poplarville
for their contributions to the
March of Dimes. Mrs. Mardes-
sd Mcfarland, chairman.
Send your news to Mrs. Hell
en- McGill, agent, Gen. Deliv-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1959-02-21
served a delicious plate lunch
con that was enjoyed by all.

Bay Springs Vocational high
school sports roundup: Last
week the Bay Springs high
school played Hickory high
school, both here and there,
The girls lost both games, but
the boys won both games. The
boys also lost the service OF
Johnny Hardy and Walter VI
mer, both with leg injuries. II
will probably be the last of the
season before they can see any
action again.
On Saturday the Bay Springs
team participated in the N. F,