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lAnnual Church Supper
iCOIOrfuI Institution
Continued from Page BIZ


with prepared foods others popped the foodsuffs
the stoves.
BY 8 pm everything ready, including 45 women
their young and girls helpers in the dining room
the first Of the hungry diners rooped into the church
basement
People ate steadily until pm, whereupon the men
of appeared put aprons and started with the
massive cleanup job BY the time "strawboss Mrs Allen
left at 1880, most of the work was done.
Another church supper gaining in popularity is the
unique "bean hole" repast prepared by The Rev A. l.
Warner and the of the Flower Hill Church of The
Brethren Rev. Warner picked up this unusual dish while
camper in the Maine woods
Warner digs holes three feet deep and three feet
wide early morning the day before the supper
Then builds hard wood fires in the holes and tends them
all day. ping up glowing piles of embers inside the holes
which he has lined and bottomed with small rocks.
Next he lines the holes with leaves and places 50pound
lard full of soaked beans into the holes He puts
good size picnic ham into each the lid and
scoops leaves and earth the top of the
Zone night when supposed to eat the beans
It rained like baZes had to leave them in the holes
overnight" Rev. Warner related "But when opened
them up the day. he said they just good
could be-"
Most church suppers this pegged to price
of $3.50 rs for children. It's cinch that few
people would want to eat than they served family
style But at most of the suppers eat all you want
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

water PROVIDED by the city is
the basis of the argument.
On one side are residents and
land developers who want city
water. Opposing them are we'll
landed residents outside the city
who fear the city water lines
WIN bring annexation and high
density development.
Smack in the middle Is the
city which has the water but
doesn't care whether it sells it to
outlanders.
The first major skirmish be.
tween the wants and don't wants
came last week at a public hear.
ing before the County Council.
The question was could the
city use rights-of.way along
cohnty roads to bury city water
lines, from which side lines could
boz extended to customers.
the city asked for the hear.
ing because it has requests for
city water from about IS indi-
viduals and developers in the
Glen Hills and adjoining subdi.
visions. Residents there use
wells. some of which have gone
dry.
Among prospective customers
of. city water are would-be de-
velopers of a multi-million dol
lar Glen Hills Country Club.
Tentative arrangements are
that new customers would build
tap lines onto the city's Potomac
River water line and pay the bill.
The lines would have to conform
to city and Washington Suburb
an Sanitary Commission speci-
fications.
After the tap line is in, Gus.
toner would buy the water from
the city and its northern neigh.
bors are not in the Suburban
Sanitary District.
Nevertheless, the city would
agree to turn its out-of-city Gus
toners over to the WSSC when
and II the Commission extends
It's boundaries to encompass
them. This would be done at &C.
tual cost of past overhead, etc.
The city is in a position to sell
water outside its limits because
It produces far more than 1t
needs. AS a matter of fact, the
city is not expected to meet its
water plants eventual capacity
output Of eight million gallons
per day until 1880. 1t now Is ca
pable of producing four million
gallons per day but only Is mil.
lion gallons are used. Water
costs customers IS cents per
1000 gallons.
The Sanitary Commission Is
dead set against the city selling
water to customers outside city
limits. It has told this to the
County Council, which must
grant franchises for rights-Of.
: way. Ultimate authority must
Fome from the Maryland Public
Service Commission.
Z The WSSC bases its oppositiok.
20 city-sold water in part on the
.Argument that satisfied custom.
ers living outside Rockville
would constitute an obstacle to
expansion Of WSSC lines. They
reason that the public utility
t, would have to bypass these city
watered cul de sacs at great ex.
pense to the Commission and its
customers.
City heads are mystified at
this stand. however, and point
out that they would agree to
turn over these cutomers to the
Commission as It expands. The
city in turn explains that its
growing population eventually
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Thompson Heads
New State Group

G. ]. Tommy" Thompson,
first vice president and execu.
tive director of the Montgom-
cry County Association for Re.
tarded Children, Inc, has been
elected president of the newly.
formed Maryland Society for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
Two Camps Open

Over 200 boys and girls are
expected to enroll in the West.
moreland and Bannockburn day
camps when they open for the
summer next Monday.
The new Bradley Hills day
camp will open a week later.
In charge of the program will
be camp directors Bernard
Blond, James Davis and James
McFall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25

Mentally Retarded Children.
Thompson, AZ, who lives at
COS Harding dr., has been with
the county unit for the past five
wears.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-25
City in the Middle
OF Dispute on Water

The city of Rockville finds itself this week in stu
alton it did not start and cares little about.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Statesmen

statesmen 81
WE WILL TRAIN 8 MEN
FOR A NON-CANVASSING
DIRECT TO CONSUMER
SALES JOB THAT WILL
PAY UP TO $1,000 PER
MONTH, TO RIGHT MAN.
$500 GUARANTEE FIRST
MONTH TO START. CALL
JU. 1922 FOR Apt. FOR
INTERVIEW.
SERVICE STATION NEEDED M
MEDIATELY. Two attendants, ]
shift mgr, 1 mechanic, l wash
man: Arlington area. All must be
thoroughly exper. Good nay and
benefits. Call Mr.. cASON.. no.
2-2l04. Ext. 332. Call anytime.
SERVICE STATION MGR. to handle
q high-gallonage. 3-bay station in
NV d c.; good pay for right
man. ia. 4.1100. ewes. and week
ends, AP. 7-3O06.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white, mature. sober, reliable. ex-
per-; must have own transp. Ap-
ply MANNERS AMOcO. Rte. e3B,
Annandale. Ia. Sat. I'll :: Non
through Fri, s to 4
SERVICE STATION SHIFT MAN
AZ E-EXEcTienced; local refs
MuRRAY'S AMoco, 1885 Fort
Myer DR.. Arl. (Rosslynl
SHEET INITIAL MECHANIC able to
do installation and layout Top
pay, disqualification and other
benefits. JOHN @. WEBSTER Co.
LIST and N SITS. sc.
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SAFES EXEcuTIVF

demand Tor uur prr1tlae
Product has fouIlAlentif month
afIff month. broken aII o1ltiIn1
Gales records IN eur 900 year old
hITIaTfl
Our people can On ore .erfanHed az.
poiItmenia and direct inauiFy
leads onlY.
VI can nov add several hHh eaiihsl
tFalnfd NoTihern Virslnia 0lIff
on Nt-a minimum monthly Huafan.
Tee p start. leadlng 70 $4,000 and
un, ffai year
Phone M LLOYD FNcYcIo.
pAKDIA BRITANNICA, INC. N
.hasi FOR PERSONAL iNfEit-
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ooLonED wAItEns, experienced;
neal appearing. with fefs, Auplf
dining I'm, 0MNNTn Club. BIDS 30
BOILING AIR PORCH nAnH
Tues. thfu Fridar. $3.50 70 q pm.
c0LonED MAN. 10 lake care q
armI.luVaiId man and DO Inv
Nh Hs90hH after 3 p.m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

PIANO IuNHn. fof inaide and oui-
Hlue work frfmanfni pqsllion See
NJ. NNiINfIF, duNNhNH. corner
lilh anl n "a. NJ.
fLpMnEn. lonbINOi eKpsr~ iap
ShAffno fLoMniko CO. s66a
GA ave. nv III $4,000
rLuMHEn. DRAIN MAN, experienced
IN operating All types uf electfif
sewer clranIns fuuInmnHli y q
dfltef,a pffmitt food salary TO
..lnun aOua ufofGla ave nv
PLUMBER fpF new and femodelIna
work steady lnn. I0n nN1 Apply
i.L. BATENAN AND SON, ad0i
~ j ave, NE, NO e-aeO0,
FLUMnEns muhl be eNncF and
have ~ Z drivers permit AuaIY
In person, STANDARD pLUAfniNo
a lltA1INI. ahul IAN a.. nv.
PLuMnEns, STEADY neW work and
rood pay Tor riaht men. only too
quality men need apply efoa
Ontario "a, NV. co. b-iiou
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BAKERY SALEsGIRL, exper.; early
morning shift Apply in person.
SHERIDAN BKRY, 5000 Ca. ave.
BEAUTICIANS

BEAUTICIANS
(COLOREDl
For Beauty Queens Beautyrama
Salary plus commission
co. 5-1937 or Ii. 7-33lO
BEAUTY OPERATOR, steady posi-
ton: exper. In permanent waving.
can make 500 wk or more. Ap-
ply PAT YOUR HAIRDRESSER,
937 F ST., NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR. alI-round;
ton salary and commission; s.
day week, to q. JILL'S BEAUTY
SHOP, 3525 Conn. ave NV.
BEAUTICIAN, man or woman, fer
our Arlington salon. Apply EMILE.
1920 Wilson blvd. or 1921 Conn.
ave. NV
BEAUTY OPERATOR, SS5-slOO
per week: guarantee plus commits
sion. 5-day week: no manicur-
ing: steady work LOUIS GRE
ATIVE HAIR DRESSERS l71n
Eye st NV
BEAUTY OPERATORS; hair stylists
for new shops opening soon Po-
tomac and Waldorf, Nd. Apply
at ANGLINS. 1420 Irving - NV.
or call CO. 5-2295.
BEAUTY OPERATORS, shampoo
girls wanted. exper. and with
license. Call Ma. S-l572 for in
terview.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
CIERK TYpIsr


For accounts receivable once Of
nne furniture store. excellent
Wor king conditions and salary.
Apply Mt zvcielenhaft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
OPERATORS
'TECHNICIANS
TO WORK NEAR
GAINESVILLE, VA.
ls5 MILES WEST OF ID. c.

100 MILES WEST OF ID. C.
Expansion Of rocket
production facilities
creates new job OPP
portunities at Atlantic
Research. High school
graduates. age 81 TO
IS, with mechanical
ability may qualify
for the interesting
Jobs with progressive
rocket research and
development firm.
5-day, 40-hour week
rotating shift work.
Liberal com pany
benefits.
n - tIl,n
Permanent residents
OF Prince william and
Fairfax Counties, Ar
lington, Alexandria
and Falls Church
areas preferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
HELp WoMEn
lcoNfiNulbl
BILLING MACHINE


VI ElAtA I'm
For 4 Neunn LADY, Win 2 knoNlfdae
81 tgnlna Who Nolid uke % learn
the operation Of Nemlnnlon.
Hand bnnkkeepinf machine Will
consider aomnone from The current
h|nh school graduation flnaa, 40.
M, Uk, IIoup ina. hosp and
pFollt-aharlnE pension nlau Tor Al
employee Call ~ I-a4hf for appt
ATkuAnI PETROLEUM co.
i3h 18th a.. NE.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERA
TOR AND TELtEN, win traln--
Aftr4Ctiff ufraon1 nv, thiilt 20
meet people essential Ane el 10
80 INTERSTATE nulLDfN0 AS
ISOLATION, 1ti0 Wis. ave NV.
Applf M. kreha.
nOoKKEEPIN0 MACHINE OrERA.
Tor, National $500 machine,
permanent position, GOOD NQfk|ne
hours See NJ. Ho1aer, SECURITY
aTonAoe Co, ltfn 18Th ~, nv
BOOKkREPIN0 MACHINE OPkRA.
TORS CO... nre 1880, hiah achoQl
gfaduales, eNnerienced or VII
train. Apply 70 THE CITY BANK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

on nunNEA INSTALLER. with
control Nnuffn 10 Ifafn nlfsrnnd
ana 4anffaI flfrlTlCnl canft year
round Nolk. VA 4-aeni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

5000. ARLINGTON BLVD
PALS CHURCH. VA.
CTAKE ARNOLD vi OR
va BUS FROM 18th AND E
gTs. NV. TO PLANT
ENTRANcE.)
: 1921 Columbia Pike
Near Baileys Cross Roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE OPERATOR

Experienced, age Is 10 IS. ,b-day
week: other employs benefits.
BANK OF COMMERCE.
Room 800. Conn, ave. at X 81. NV.
BOOKkREPER- IT'LL CLkRK. must
have experience. Progressive new
dealer viii pay top income for
10 bring General Motors set Of
book up 10 trial balance each
mon'h, For capable. competent
individual there Us ample oppor-
tanisy o. Adyane Management and top
3 OOKKEEPER. double entry
monthly trial balance. 5-day
week, permanent, apply end fir.,
1872 Eye 81. NV.
CASHIER. Perma-
nent position, air-cond, once
Company benefits, ~ TO 30 years.
TypinG necessary opportunity for
advancement. See Mr.. Edwards,
GAIT a BRO, 007 18th st. NV.
BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT for
general once wcrk. some typing
Termination b0okkeeplne mach.
exper. helpful, but will train APP
ply in person. WILLIAM ALLEN,
1908 Conn. ave,
BKKPG. MACH. OPR. Burroughs
Sensimatic exp. NO FEE. S3,l00.
COLUMBIA EMPL., l341 q NV.
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CIFRK-TYpIST

AANroh and once machines Nrperl.
fncg accurate tfuiHl, a-daf, 40.
hour Neekl 10 aafaFday1. All COM
hang iflnag hfnanla Including
vacation and aift leave nalaTY
COMMENSURATE With ability good
I epees,qsl', =, s,ob Tisnt .essr's' II
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CLERK : TYPISTS
SECRETARIES
CLERKS
SEE MISS WOOD


-. = - tff.t fNANAN0AtltAA -.
sos isth 81, NV.
CLFRK TYrIsT. 2-girl Insurance
once. Mclean Gardens area
knowledge OF dictaphone not
necessary; excellent frlnee beue.
its, Cal for apt, I'm a-ai5O.
CLkRK-TYPIST. white. must BE-
good IN slmnlc arithmetic for bill-
lng clerk pleasant worklng con-
dlllona. h-day week, hosp ms.
salary open. ME-. S-fia0.
write own correspond
encc, interesting work for reason-
able person, typ. S31d. POTOMAC
EMPL., $3.50 Wilson blvd, Arl-
CLERK. TYPIsT = Under 40. per-
mancnt position. ideal workina
conditions, cir cond once. A-day
week Apply NORTHWESTERN
NATL. ms, CO, ei2 woodward
BLDG.
CLERK-TYPIsT. airport area;
pleasant personality. \ days: S2sl
POTOMAC EMpL,., oil King 81,
Alex, XII. a-50bb.
cLERK-TYPIsT. for rental once Of
large apartment project IN Silver
Sprinn area. Good atenographic
experience required, Apartment
available, n desired, but not IN
cluded In salary. Box lO0-x. star
CLERK -TYPIsT. age 1880. 37ia
hr wk. Prince dement's. Downtown
location Call Mr.. Brownie.
Ma. S-4A5T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
CLERK TYPIST

Installment loan dept. OF
bank. Typing essential. In
teresting general office
work.
CITIZENS BANK or MARYLAND
\, Bone, On. f-li0e
elk TYPs., TO Sos wK.
APPLICABLE WANTED 10 RIOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
CLERK TYpISTS

OLlAlANAA 7 10 y
white, age 1885. able 70 type as
W.p.m. accurately. day week
paid vac. group disqualification
and other benefits Please call
pI, T-34l5, for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

1411 S. FERN ST.
(oFF JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
ARLINGTON. VA.
CTAKE AB&W BUS FROM
18th AND PENNA. AVE. NV.
GET OFF AT 18th ST. s.. ON
JEFFERSON DAVIS HWY
Shirley Industrial Area
Shirley Hwy and Edsall Rd.
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CLERK TYPIST

GLENN / 7 FlSI
For advertising department Of ma
tional news magazine Duties will
include tipping and general clerical
work involving figures and detail,
some general office experience re-
CURED Tipping so w.p.m. Pleasant
working conditions and excellent
company benefits,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

CLERK-TYPIsT for public rela-
lions dept. of clinic. Must have
h. S. education and ability to meet
the public. Type As words per
min; 40-hr. wk.; 20 days annual
salary open. Ex. s-5SSs
CLERK-TYPISTS, IS to 25, some
stenographic ability helpful, perm.
position, ripge dement's; ssir-cond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11

CLERK-TYPIST twhitel. S85 week,
not over 80. accuracy and expert
ence necessary: 36-hour, 5-day
week: for dictaphone transcript
ton and general tipping. Call Ma
S-4606.
CLERK-TYPIST, white, 21 to IS,
position available Immediately; g.
day week, employe benefits. Call
WASHINGTON BOARD OF TRADE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
STATESMEN
Statesmen

To sell nationally known adding
machines, salarv Plus comm.
while training. Call RE. 7-6902
for Apt, q
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CLERKS

GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
II35 2ist st, NV.
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Plumber : Pipefitter


PLUMBERS mo helpcrai, large ant
project a. Auth I'd. and Allen
i.own ID \. across rom Andrewn
Warner 4 'ctaoSs '.' iS iis9HS1,h X
Ew RT H-,il ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03

These practical Atwood car
coats arc popular with men
for all occasion wear-for
driving, business, and out
door wear. Tailored of fine
Atwood fabric. they have a
luxurious quilted lining for
extra warmth. Browning
King offers them at their re.
duced green ink price" of
less than $500.
At Browning Kings Wash
ington store, 1926 G St. NV.
you will find a tremendous
selection of specially priced
topcoats, overcoats, sport
coats and Stacks. Tailored of
the finest domestic and inn
ported fabrics, they are avail
able at greatly reduce d
green ink prices" exclusive
in the Washington store.
You will find martinique"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03

topcoats of imported, hand.
woven, all-wool Harris
Tweed, or imported hand
woven Irish Tweed fabrics
for less than $4,000. And I'm.
periar' outercoats, luxury
tailored from the worlds
finest imported 1000 pure
Cashmere, are offered at
Browning Kings reduced
"grecn ink price of less than
$4,000.
"Conqucror" Ivy Classic suits.
tailored of all-wool flannel.
are now less than $4,000. =.
Shop Browning, King & Co.
for the finest values in mems
clothing. The store is open
every evening until 9:30 pm,
and alterations will be made
while you wait. You can
charge your purchase through
Central Charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03

Opening lead: Jack Of clubs.
West opened the jack of clubs
and continued the suit, forcing
South to ruff the third round.
SO far, so good.
South was careful to ruff with
the ten Of spades so that he
could lead the eight Of spades
to dummy's nine. Then he re-
turned q heart from dummy.
East played low and South won
with the king of hearts. He
promptly led the Jack Of spades
to dummy's king in order to
lead dummy's remaining heart.
East had to take the ace Of
hearts for fear Of losing his
heart trick altogether. With
out giving the matter any
thought, East promptly led his
last club to make South ruff
again.
Reprieve for South
South's face lit up joyfully
when he saw East's club re-
turn. He had expected to be
defeated. but this foolish de-
fensive play was like a reprieve
from the Governor. South
ruffed the club and led out his
three good hearts. discarding
the three diamonds from the
dummy. This put the ace of
diamonds to sleep. South could
ruff his singleton diamond and
claim the rest of the tricks.
East should have foreseen
exactly this turn of events. The
bidding indicated that South
had a long heart suit. The fall
Of Vests ten of hearts on the
second heart trick corroborated
the bidding. 1t should have
been clear that the defenders
could get only one diamond
trick at most-and that speed
was necessary to get even that
much.
In short East should have
led a diamond upon taking the
ace of hearts. West would
gratefully take the ace Of dia-
monds to defeat the contract.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold.
A42 0As62 oQ73 %AQs2
What do you do?
Answer: Pass. It's reason
able to open a borderline hand
of this kind when you have a
good rebiddable suit or length
in both major suits. Otherwise
it's safer to pass. If not vul-
nerable. and If playing the
Kaplan- Sheinwold system. you
migth open one no-trump to
show a balanced hand of II
to IA points.
Copyright. 1859. Gen. Features Corp.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Browning King Sells All Wool
Tweed Suburban Coats Below SIS
Dick Brooks
BY Wall Kelly
BY Winslow Mortimer

IdeoI for Business Outdoor Activity, coots Have
Warm Quilted Lining and Available in Many Colos
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Tuke Aces While
The Sun Shines

In some hands you must take
your tricks while the taking is
good. Any delay may be fatal.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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South West North East
IA Pass % Pass
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81 Pass a. All pass
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14
Dulles Slams Russ
 Proposals For Berlin

WASHINGTON, LR - Secretary of State Dulles said yesterday Russian proposals for the future of Germany are brutal and stupid and fraught with danger to the peace of Europe
 But he also said, possibly for the first time, that German uni fication might be accomplished by ways other than through free cleo tions. He declined to elaborate.
 Dulles left no doubt he expects to take very firm line on the German policy issue when talking with Soviet Deputy Premier Mi koyan here Friday. After the talks with Dulles, Mikoyan will see President Eisenhower on Sat urday.
 Dulles said he hopes the talks with Mikoyan may eliminate the dangers of miscalculations and accidental mistakes between the Soviet and U. s. governments, but he said the United States is not negotiating with Mikoyan.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14
Kidnapped Infants Father Balks At
 Signing Complaint

NEW YORK, R - The father of Lisa Rose Chionchio was so de- lighted at getting his infant daughter back unharmed that he baked for a time at signing a complain against the baby's all legged kidnaper.
 The father, Frank Chionchio, a 28-year-old lawyer, changed his mind and agreed to sign after a conference in the chambers of a Brooklyn magistrate and a subse- quent telephone conversation with his wife.
 Mrs. Jean Iavarone has denied the Kidnapping and claimed the baby was her own, born without assistance in her Brooklyn flat
 Court attaches said that there would have been no case aginst Mrs. Iavarone had the papers not been signed.
 Mrs. Iavarone's attorney said he would ask for a complete men, tai examination of his client when i she is arraigned.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14
Would Select Woman For First Space Traveller

OAKLAND, Calif., R-A pass i've, lonely woman may be the first space pioneer.
 Col. John Stapp, director of the Air Forces aeromedical laboratory at Wright Field, Ohio, says re- search shows that men 'start worrying about their families and become aggressive and irrationaP' too soon to stand a long and con- fining trip.
 The longest a man has been able to stay in a test chamber has been 42 hours, the colonel told the Alameda-Contra Costa Coun- ties Medical Association Monday.
 But single woman who tried, he continued, lasted five days and wanted out only after her food was used up.
 "This particular woman was a passive personality and she had no family or close friends to bind her to vital, earthly concerns, , he noted.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14
7O-Year-Old Grocer Survives Rough Robbery

PHILADELPHIA, R nm Charles Fine, a 70-year-old grocer, was slugged on the head and shot through the chest Monday by teen-age boy who tried to rob him.
 The boy and a companion fled without any money and Fine flung a carton of soda after them. Then he was rushed to hospital.
 A few hours later he walked out of the hospital, chatted ami ably with reporters and police, and went home to recuperate. The bull let had gone through his chest, but had missed his vital organs.
 The grocer has a motto painted over the front door of his store.
 ''The Lord has been good to me-" it says.
The Nome nugget., 1959-01-14
Boy, F, Wasn't Pooling With Pistol Holdup

DETROIT, Mich, R - Waitress Janet Bundy thought the little boy was playing when he slammed gun on the restaurant counter and demanded money Monday night.
 T grabbed for the gun," said Mrs. Bundy, 20, of Detroit. T thought it was a toy. But the boy grabbed it back first and fired shot into the floor"
 Now realizing it was the real thing, she grappled with the boy when he came around the counter.
 "He broke awy and ran out of the store swearing and cursing," she said.
 She described the would-be robber as about 12 years old He had two companions between 12 and 14, who fled with him.
 Police recovered a .38 calibre bullet from the restaurant floor.