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The Nome nugget., 1959-11-06

LEGAL NOTICE
 Public sale of government property ing Alice stations:
 AN1AK
 BEAR CREEK miles Tanana)
 MOUNTAIN (approY 25 miles from niamna)
 BOSWELL BAY (approx IA miles from Cordova)
 CAPE LISBURNE
 GRANITE MOUNTAIN (approx 136 miles east of Nome)
 KALAKAKET CREEK (approx 25 miles from Galenal
 MIDDLETON ISLAND
 CAPE NEWENHAM
 NOME Staging Nome AirporN
 NORTH RIVER (appros. from Unalakleet
 ROMANZOF
 SOLDOTNA
 SPARREVOHN
 TATALINA miles from McGrath)
 10 be of sheterwes. skid shacks. electrical plumbing supplies kitchen items. and miscellaneous materials Detailed lists be Corporation, Anchorage at inc above listed locations Material will be inspection at November 10 90 November 1859. will be opened AMy Is December. 1858. at Federal Electric Corporation, Anchorage Conditions of lodging messing facilities available inc stations. security 10 prior visiting each station Bids be made Invitation Bid" Form IA quarters Building White Alice stations Anchorage Main Office offices the stations Federal Electric Corp. Northern Services Inc. may obtained by writing Electric Corporation P. 7-l53 Anchorage Alaska. calling Broadway s24ol ext sl4 ext. sll.
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ARL., NORTH = 4-bedrm. 2-story
older frame house, close TO Ft
Myers; now being completely re-
decorated. incl. equipped kitchen,
and garage; $50 per mo. Ready
for occupancy Dec. 4,
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ARL., SOUTH - 4-bedrm. frame
older house, In excellent neighbor-
hood; incl. equipped kitchen. cor
ner lot. with garage. Now avail
able. Suitable for 2 related
families; SS5 per mo. Call KE
s-6677, BENOIT g. ALVAREZ,
REATT0RG
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BEST BUYS

$4,000 FLA appraisal for this
cozy . bedrms., full din. rm.,
finished rec. rm., nice fenced yard,
Close to everything.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH = Colonial,
2-bedrm.. 2-bath older home; like
new: walk to shop, schools, bus;
English basement, equipped shop
for handy man; rec. rm. finished ;
$3.50 per mo. Call am. to noon,
g to 10 pm. ewes. JE Gibbs,
W w MACKAII, Broker
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APARTMENTS WANTED

N.W.-Small unfurn. apt. wanted
lmmed. BY ys. woman; price to
$40 per mo. Box 33S-Y, Star.
TWO Well-mannered men, "a, desire
1-bedrm. furn. apt. with homelike
atmos,, pkg, reaS. Box 400-V.
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ARL., 1896 s. 5th st.-2-bedrm
dwelling, avail. Dec; l.. GRoyER
z. PAYNE, IA. 7-4l6I, IA. 5-l745
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HOUSES UEFURNIsHED

NORTHERN VIRGINIA, for dis
eliminating taste. Secluded yet
only - min. to D. C. or cIA. Air
cond. Paneled liv. rm. with huge
stone fireplace: 2 bedrooms, III
baths; rec. rm.: eneL porch: gar
dens, barbecue. lovely woods
AsK-Us! REALTY CO. JE. 4-3940.
Mr.. MARYLAND LINE-3-bedrm.,
2hs b., den, rec. rm., full din. rm.r
mod, $3.50 mo. TU. 2-0332.
RAY PARK, Oil Ray rd.-3 bed
rms, ~ baths, Ice. recr. rm.,
scr. porch; spacious lot; Langley
Pk. area Responsible party only
RIVERDALE PKWY., recently re-
decor, 3-bedrm. brk. semi-Colo-
nial; din. area, tile bath; gas heat
full bsmt., fenced yard; S120
Ewes. WE. 5-0544.
RIVER VIEW
Almost-new, antique brick rambler
on l acre, convenient TO Penta-
gon. blks. from beach and boat
landing: 3 bedrms., all-eleetric
kitchen, living room with frepl.
and carport. viii lease at Sl65
per mo, with option to buy. Call
for appt.
SERVICE REALTY. INC.
1704 N. Rhodes, Arl. IA. 4-5Ss5
ROCKYILLE-TWINBROOK-4 bed
rms, Ia baths; near schools,
transp.s shopping center; air-eond.
GA. 4-94O7.
SILVER SPRING-WHEATON AREA
Modern brick rambler. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths: tile bsmt.; ultra
convenient. VII. 2-3094.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-IO-mo.- .-old /:
3-bedrm.. 2-bath. brk. rambler
wall oven, disposal. fenced, wood
ed lot; rec. rm. in bsmt.; avail
Dec. 3: option to buy Ell. 4-l337.
SPRINGFIELD, va. : 2-bedroom
baths, liv. Tm. with firepl., sep.
din. rm., equip. kitchen, fenced
yard: avail. immed: S135 a mo.
LYNCH BROS. INC, Realtors,
$40 Brandon ave, Springfield,
Va. FL. 4-700O. Closed Sundays
SPRINGFIELD, VA. = 3-bedroom
split-level: Ia baths, liV. rm.
with flrepl, din. rm.. equip.
kitchen, nm. rec. rm., fenced rear
yard; S155 per mo-; avail; immed.
LYNCH BROS, INC, Realtors.
va. FL. 1900. closed sundays.
TAKOMA, D. CT WHITTIER
Shopping. 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
game rm.; S125. MAGIC CON-
TRACING SERVICE, AP 1885.
UNFURN, HOUSE AND FURN. APT =.
mr., Andrews Air Force Base-All-
brick 2-bedrm. house; equipped
kitchen, dishwasher, garbage dis
posal; 1-bedrm. apt: fenced rear
yard: central gas heat; $3.50 mo.
total. RE. 6-S250, after 5 pm.
VIENNA - Attractive 3-bedroom
rambler. Separate dining "a"
kitchen equipped with dishwasher.
Full basement. Available now
Sl35. Is others. Call JE. 2-262O
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
Realtors, 113 West Broad Street,
Falls Church. Virginia.
WATERFRONT year round brick
home; 2 bedrms., bath, kit, liv.
Tm. and dining space, half bsmt.,
hot-air heat, ref. req, SS5 per
mo. UN. 7-S1S1, Deale, Md.
WESTGATE MD, 1923 Allan Ter
race-3-bedrm. brick rambler on
nicely Handicapped, fenced lot, nr
schools and recreation area. $3.50
or EN-. 2-7297
WHEATON-2-bedrm. brick; avail
able Dec. 10. 8 mos. or years
lease. ! block to transp., S105.
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ARL. N.-Rambler high on knoll.
Scr. prch. Trees. Lee. fenced
yard. Beaut. rec. rm., ideal for
entertaining or children. $50.
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ATTRACTIVE HOME, sunshine and
trees, desirable location, 4 bedrms
FE 3-6347 and NE S-4l00.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

LARGE I-BEDRM APT, National
Zoo area, private parking: newly
decorating: $4,000 dn. CO. g.
O6OO. ext. los.
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BERKELEY AREA, bet. Macarthur
and Foxhall, 1929 King pl. NV
z rms, 3 baths, built-in garage,
Open daily. FE. 3-l529.
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FE. 3-6347 and ME- S-4l00.
BAILEYs CROSSROADS, va, 5
blocks-Vacant: 4ox27-ft. rambler:
immaculate; hv. rm., din. rm.,
equipped modern kitchen, 3 bed
rooms; fun bsmt.; ! bath, l Law;
Sl60. 550l Magnolia lane. Call
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AkLINGION-Nice brick ColonlaIi
liv, rm., din. rm. kit. 2 bedrms.
and full bath. Nice treed and
fenced lot. Close to transp. and
REAITORE Ia h-0Ann
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED

ALEX. AREA-Brk. split-level, 3
bedrms., Ia baths. den; S135.
Avail. Dec. /. FL. 4-93S2. after
8 pm. daily all day week ends.
ALEX.-2-bedrm. semidet. brick;
sep. din. rm., bSmt., Ice. yard,
front porch: 500 mo. ia. 9-S352.
ALMOST NEW Colonial-style town
house, 2 bedrms., 1st-h. powder
rm., auto. washer, dishwasher,
central air conditioning, wall-to-
wall carpeting, Sl15 mo. Immed.
occupancy. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, WA. 1884.
ALL-AMERICAN COLONIAL farm
house; mod. conv.; nr. z Corners
shopping; 4 lge. bedrms. plus 2
baths, lge. liv. and din. rms:
carpeting, drapeS: beautiful view;
sep. guest house; converted barn
theater rec. rm. Avail. 80 days.
$500 mo-; without guest house,
JE. 2-S79l.
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C0L0RED - 50 FLORIDA AVE.
NV, open Sunday . TO 5-Lovely
6-room and bath brick home. Fea.
lures include oil hot-water heat,
equipped kitchen; completely re-
ppeffoPatsd prfcd zoned c9mmerci9l
DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV,
Ma. S-0352: ewes. JU. 9-2559.
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HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEn
CcoNTINUEpl

ARL. E:=RamSlsr hiEh on knoll knoll;
ss ssrd. ssn seaut. Tees rec. rm. ideai fnfeG for
entertaining or children. $3.50.
OIL. 6-4417.
ARLINGTON-Nice brick Colonial;
and full bath. Nice treed and
fenced lot: Close to transp. and
lge. shopping center. Sl05. BET
REsLroRs. RIA 6S1ss "a. $500" $500. N'''
ARL., 1886 s. 5th st.-2-bedrm.
dwelling. avail. Dec. 1. GROVER
E. PAYNE, IA. 7-4161, IA. 5-l745.
ARL.-MoDERN 5-bedrm home
and garage oil h.-w. heat. Nr
Hecht's. $3.50. IA. 2-15s0.
ARL., NORTH = 4-bedrm. 2-story
older frame house. close TO Ft.
Myers; now being completely re-
decorated. incl. equipped kitchen,
and garage; $50 per mo. Ready
for occupancy Dec. 4.
ARL., SOUTH 4-bedrm. frame
older house, in excellent neighbor-
hood; incl. equipped kitchen. cor
able. Suitable for 2 related
s:s677. BENoTT 4 ALVAREZ,
REALTORS.
ARLINGTON. NORTH = Colonial,
2-bedrm.. 2-bath older home; like
new: walk to shop, schools, bus;
English basement, equipped shop
for handy man; rec. I'm. finished:
$3.50 per mo. Call am. TO noon,
g to 10 pm. ewes. JE. 2-195S,
W. W. MACKALL. Broker.
ATTRACTIVE HOME, sunshine and
trees, desirable location, bedrms
FE. 3-6347 and NE. S-4100.
BAILEYs CROSSROADS, va, 5
blocks-Vacant: 49X27-ft. rambler:
immaculate; liv. rm., din. rm.,
equipped modern kitchen, 3 bed
rooms; fun bsmt.; ! bath, l Law;
$3.50; 5501 Magnolis lane. Call
BERKELEY AREA, bet. Macarthur
and Foxhall, 1929 King pl. NV
z rms, 3 baths, built-in garage.
rec. rm., maid and laundry rms.
Open daily. FE. 3-1529.
BETHESDA, MD, 5709 KINGSLEY
court.-Modern brick rambler on
well-landseaped lot; 2-bedroom
SMITH CO, EX. 3-24s9.
BETHESDA bedrms.. 2 baths,
lge. rec. rm., elec. kit. bsmt.; air.
cond., fenced yd.: nr excel.
schools: S235. EN-. b-1655
BOWIE, MD.-Nice modern 2-bed-
rm. house; lge. lot; garden; near
bus, S75. CE 6-S593.
BUYER, BUYER-BUY QUICK
159o down is all that is required
to buy this exceptionally we'll
built lge. STONE HOME in an
ideal location: bedrms. on 1st
floor, lge. liv, rm. and sep. din.
rm., screened rear porch with
tiled floor, stairway to lge. EX-
PANDABLE ATTIC. full bsmt. with
firepl. and built-in garage; 120'X
2S5' lot with loads of shurbs,
trees and flowers, as well as q fine
garden plot. Call now for more
details. Shown BY appointment.
IA. 2-4S00.
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N. ARL.-4 bedrms., lge. liV. rm.
with firepl., separate din, rm..
well-kept ground. ia. 7-1S56 or
IA. 5-RO17.
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BEST RIIY 2
BETHESDA AREA

BETHESDA AREA
BETHESDA-New WILLIAMSBURG CO.
lonial. retaining all OF the ira
| ditlonal charm OF yesteryear. fea-
turing a flrepl, in the master bed
room: Colonial detail in large, ul-
THIS home will meet. the demand OF
the m os t discriminating h 0 m .
ROCK CREEK HILLs-completeiy
redecorated: 4-bedroom 2Ia-bath
Cape Cod with finished, rec. rm. !:
to transportation: large 5Fs loan
can be assumed; mid 20s.
split level with modern kitchen.
! finished rec, rm with f1repl.. 'lee
level, fenced yard: priced in mid
BETHESDA "a bedroom Colonial
with, y baths: garage: on large
| lot, in exclusive section: priced at
81 BOO. on excellent terms.
BEIIHtEsDA, E.Iit 3-bedrooIm: ~. bath
room with firepi.; fun bsmt with
finished rec. rm.: on nicely land
scapeG lot with trees and patio:
immediate possession: lower 20s..
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
Office Open Sat. and Sun, 8 TO 8
BETHESDA. Oakwood- -Landon area
Attractive split-level: 2S-ft. liy.-
din. rm. with cathedral ceiling; 3
bedrms.. 2l2 baths, paneled den,
attic storage, carport. Excel loea-
ton for schools. S29,500. See
OWNER, 6204 Maiden lane.
BETHESDA, conv. to Naval Hos
pital and NIH-3 bedrooms, lge.
kit, except. Ice. liv. rm. with flre-
place, sep. dining rm., 1 "a baths,
rec. rm, bSmt., gar; fenced-in
yard. Excel. cond. OWNER r(no
agentS). Dir: Out Georgetown rd.,
left at Glenwood to 57l4. Open
noon to pm ~
BETHESDA. move in for Christ.
mas - Brick-and-s slate 3-bedrr1,
Colonial in spotleSs cond. sep.
porch. garage. washer and Dryer;
lavat tory in bsmt. S22. .75D.
BRIGGS CONSTRUCTION CO.,
OIL. 4-Sl60 or OIL. 4-l6S0
BETHESDA OFF BRADLEY BLVD.
DO YOU LIKE CHARM? Individ-
uality in a home2 See this 2-yT.-
old antique bTk. -and-frame split
level on a beautifully Handicapped
"a acre, surrounded by post and
rail fence. 3 bedrms.. 2l7 baths,
20 by % rec. rm., flagstone patio,
air conditioned, and the little
extras that count. Low 30s. Call
OWNER, EN-. 5-0193
CONTINUED on Next Page
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OPEN SUN. AFTERNOON
COLORED SALE BY OWNFR

II Sherman Circle NV. Move right
in: 8 lovely rooms, ga baths, .
kltchens, rec. room; gas heat,
OWNER, JU. 9-l5s3.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ASHTON AREA, in Howard COL
Brand-new! All brick 3 bedrms.,
3 baths, large dining rm., hot
water heat; daylight basement;
garage; acre lot; in fine areal
S24,150. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6111.
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SOB VALLEY AVE. Sc.

Lovely / and 2 bedrm. aptS.. good
location, in S-unit bldg. nI. Boil
ing and Andrews AFB. Rental,
S1h and I'D.
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ARL.-MODERN 5-bedrm home
and garage oil h.-w, heat. Nr
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SHIRTS

Perfects and irregu-
lars in the group
and what a lineup!
1rregulars of wash n
wear dress shirts, with
convertible collars
=. sizes 14-l7 Per-
feet quality sports
shirts in cotton, ray
on, woven c cotton S
and wash N wear fab
RIGS. s to XII. Irreg-
ulars Of famous-make
knit shirts all col
Jared styles. Sizes S
to XII.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
MISSES P0P0VERS

Cotton popovers in woven plaids of red,
blue, pink, black or gold T. or in solid
shades of blue, mint, maize or white
Knitted waists and necklines. Sizes
small, medium, large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
Big GIRLS PLAYWEAR

Pepperell poplin shorts, poplin, cotton
sateen and twill Jamaicas and pedal
pushers >. and cotton popovers In
dozens OF styles. Wonderful colors.
Sizes TIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
CANVAS TENNIS SHOES

Boys and girls red or blue canvas
shoes with cushioned insoles and
rubber soles. Infants sizes So.
Children's, 812 to IL.
CALL MA. $500 TODAY FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
MEMS SUMMER STACKS

Perfects and irregulars! Mostly
washable or wash n wear fabrics.
Polished cottonS, cords and some
irridescents. Waists 28-42.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

Your pick of well tailored wash n wear
cotton pants for boys. Cords in blue,
tan or grey. Polished cottonS in char
coal, tan and blue. Zippered fly. Pre-
cuffed, ready to wear. Sizes 6-18.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

4 ROOMS and bath, Bird floor, of
Lake Shore. ". l-2ll5.
EAST Cleveland, Fourth ave. 5
rooms, up, near rapid. MU. l-l29l
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

DUPLEX, newly decorated. In
vicinity of East both and Arling-
ton, adults only. MU. 1-4109. after
! 4 30 D. m
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22600 EUCLID ave, Euclid, Ohio,
new apartment. 3 rooms, refrig-
orator, stove. Sl05 month. see
superintendent at call. w. 6-3362.
ARBOR I'd. off ST. Clair, S rooms,
up, tile kitchen and bath, gas.
garage. KE. 1862
3 ROOMS unfurnished and 4 rooms
unfurnished, white. l6201 Holmes
ave. PO. 1886
EUCLID-East 222nd. modern brick
double, up. 3 bedroom suite. call
evenings. KE. 1859.
OLYMPIA rd., 1909 large rooms
up; adults. Call KE. 1884
EAST Cleveland, l4207 Ardenan.
5-room upper, newly decorated.
Gil. LOOPS
OFF Hayden. rooms, down. gas
heat, garage, children welcome.
GIL. 1925.
OFF East 140th, 4 rooms, up, gas
furnace, S45. MU. l-7436.
LAKE Shore blvd. area, room. pri-
Vate home, near bus. KE. 1-29lS
evenings or all day Saturday.
Sunday.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-19

EAST Cleveland. 5 rooms down
/ gas heat, all conveniences. IL
| l-S4l3 or MU. 1-1134.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

Hemingway 70 the rescue: In Spain last summer, -
year-od girl hit By motorcycle Hemingway 'chO is co.
ran ouey picked her up and carried her to nearby rSad
station.
'WheneUer there's trouble he's the first there says
A. E. Hotcner author of this article 'ohO ,cith the
novelist in Spain last and in Idaho last ,Uinter
longtime friend HOohner is Heming'Oays TT Interpreter,
having ,Untten the highly successful adaptation Of "For
Whom The Bell Tolls last season.
This he is adapting four Hemingway narratives for
CHS Commute spectaculGEs: 'f7he Killers" 7he Fifth
Column 'The SHOWS Of KitmanjarO" and "1he Short
Happy Life Of Francis Maco"abcT''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

a: You fail every day if you're not going good.
When you first start writing you never fail You
think it's wonderful and you have fine time.
You think it's easy to write and you enjoy it very
much, but you are thinking of yourself, not the
reader. He does not enjoy it very much. Later.
when you have learned to write for the reader, it
is no longer easy to write. In fact, what you ult
mately remember about anything you've written,
is how difficult it was to write it.
q: When you were young and first writing, were
you frightened of criticism?
a: There is nothing to be afraid Of. In the be-
ginning was not making any money at it and
Just wrote as well as | could. believed in what
wrote = if they didn't like it, it their fault;
they would learn to like it later. But was really
not concerned with criticism, and not in close
touch with it. When you first start writing you
are not noticed = that is the blessing of starting.
q: Do you ever anticipate failure?
a: If you anticipate failure you'll have it. OF
course, you are aware of what will happen if you
fail, and you plan your escape routes you
would be unintelligent if you didn't but you
don't anticipate failure in the thing you do.
q: Father O'Connor) So many of our children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-18

fail to take any initiative they are fearful,
look only to material things = these young peo-
pie are so fearful.
n: Now | don't want you to think I've never
been spooked, but if you don't take command of
your fears, no attack will ever CO.
q: Were you ever threatened about something
you were writing or planning to write?
a: Well, they often said they'd like to kill me
after | wrote it.
a: Do you outline book before you write it,
or make a lot of notes?
n: No, just start it. Fiction is inventing out of
what knowledge you have. If you invent sue
cessfully, it is more true than if you try to re-
member it. A big lie is more plausible than truth.
People who write fiction, if they had not taken it
up, might have become very successful liars.
q: Father O'Connor) This group of boys and
girls - based on your knowledge of children in
other countries = are they better qualified 10
face society as adults?
a: AS far as being qualified, it depends on what
you have to face. Certainly school work is much
more difficult in Europe. My sons went to school
abroad, and know - Continued on page "a
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lCan youth

a: had seen the Republic start. l was there
when King Alfonso left and watched the people
write their constitution. That was the last Repub-
lie that had started in Europe and believed in it.
believe the Republican side could have won the
war and there would have been an okay Republic
in Spain today. Everybody mixed into that war.
But knowing Spaniards | believe the Republic
would have gotten rid of all non-Spaniards when
the war was over. They don't want amy other
people trying to run them.
q: How much formal education did you have?
a: finished Oak Park High School = that's in
Illinois, / went to war instead of college. When
/ came back from the war it was too late to go to
college. In those days there was no CT Bill.
q: When you start a book, like 1.-THE Old Man
And The Sea" how do you get the idea?.
a: knew about a man in that situation with
fish, knew what happened in boat, in a sea,
fighting fish. So took a man knew for 20
years and imagined him under those circum-
stances.
q: How did you develop your style of writing =
did you do it to be commercial to create public
demand?
a: In stating as fully as l could how things
really were, it was often very difficult and wrote
awkwardy and the awkwardness is what they
called my style. All mistakes and awkwardnesses
are easy to see, and they called it style.
q: want to ask you about your magnificent
beard. I've been thinking of growing one What
inspired your beard?
a: When you have a slight case of skin cancer
from the rays of the sun off the sea, you grow
beard and quit shaving.
q: How long does it take you to write book?
a: That depends on the book, and how it goes.
good book takes maybe year and half.
q: How many hours day do you work?
a: get up at six and try not to work past Il.
q: Twelve midnight?
a: Twelve noon.
q: Have you ever had failure?
The Arizona post., 1959-06-26

Leo Stein and Rose M. Green,
all of Phoenix.
Following a h on y moon
trip to Las Vegas, the couple
is at home in Tucson.
Mrs. Esther Jaffe was mar
ried to Jacob BaSkin at an
informal ceremony June II.
Mrs. Baskin has lived in
Tucson seven years and is a
member of Sheva Club of
Pioneer Women. She was en-
ployed at Steinfeld's.
Mr.. Baskin has lived here
II years and is retired.
They left for Chicago on
their honeymoon and will be
gone a month. They will
make their home in Tucson
at 4O7 N. Cherry.
Miss Betteann Loeffler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl S. Loeffler, was wed to
Louis B. Schaeffer June IS
in an informal ceremony at
Cong. Anshei Israel.
Mr.. Schaeffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Schaeffer,
is attending the University of
Arizona law school. He is a
member of Zeta Beta Tau
fraternity and is employed
by the Southern Arizona
Bank.
The bride attended the Uni
The Arizona post., 1959-06-26

fornia and also stopped in
Tucson to visit his parents,
MIR. AND MRS. ISADORE
LEVINSON of Catalina Foot
hills. Capt. Levinson's wife
and her children will travel
to Sylacauga, Ala. to visit
her mother, MRS. N. F.
PRICE, while the captain
takes an 18-month course at
Fort Sill, Okla.
BARBARA L MP e r T,
daughter of MIR. AND MRS.
LEON LAMPERT, is serving
as teen-age director of Ser
toma Clubs Youth Employ
ment Service. A graduate of
Sunnyside High, Barbara vas
chosen for the post from
among 16 candidates. The
Youth Employment Service,
located at $50 E. Seventh, is
operated by the Desert Ser
toma Club. Hours are 9 am.
to 5 pm. daily through the
summer and 11:30 am. to 5
pm. and all day Saturdays
during the school year. If you
need part-time help call Bar
bara at MA 4-1222.
RABBI ALBERT T. Bill
GRAY is attending the con-
vention of the Central Con-
ference of American RabbiS
at Bretten Woods, NH.
MRS. SAMUEL COHEN has
been visiting her children in
BERN uda. Her Son-in-law,
TECH. SGT. AL b E r T
BLACK, is stationed there. -.
MRS. BETTY Essen
BERG, English teacher at
Tucson High, is at home re-
covering from recent sur
gerry. -.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-26
Births

To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kap-
Ian, a daughter, Ina Sue, Z
lbs. 8 o., on June 6.
o
To Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Hirsh, a daughter, Jennifer
Sue, 6 lbs. 81a o., on June Is.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. David Hirsh and Mrs.
Joseph Solomon.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Co.
hen, a daughter, Elizabeth
Anne, 8 lbs. 4 o., on June Is.
Grandparents are Mr.. ana
Mrs. Meyer Cohen and Mr..
and Mrs. Al Goldson.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Da-
Wis, a daughter, Sheri Lynn,
9 lbs, 27a o., on June 16.
Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. William Haberman and
Mr.. and Mrs. ISadore Morrl-
son. Greatgrandmother is
Mrs. Lena Book of Toronto,
Can.
To Mr.. and Mrs. H e r b.
Klein, former Tucsonans now
living in Los Angeles, a son,
Allan Lewis, 6 lbs. II OF. ON
April %. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ritz and
Mrs. Friedman.
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Weddings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures


Sigrid Beth Nevins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Nevins, became the bride OF
Sandor Silverman June IA at
a double-ring formal cere-
mony conducted by Rabbi Al
bert T. Bilgray at Temple
Emanuel.
The bride is a graduate OF
Tucson High and the groom,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Silverman, is a junior at the
University of Arizona where
he is studying civil engineer
ing.
The maid of honor was
Sue NevinS, sister of the
bride. Kenneth Rocker was
best man and Martin Hal
perm and James Seal were
uSherS.
Out-of-town guests includ-
ed the brides m a t rn a l
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-26

BOSTON, (JTA) = RabbT
Joseph S. Shubow, spiritual
leader of Temple B'nai Mo-
she. was awarded a Ph.D. de-
gree by Harvard University
His doctoral thesis was THE
Moral and Spiritual Antece-
dents of Zionism and the
State of Israel. "