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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
REPUBLICANS
Continued From First Page

COntlnued from FIRST rag
need a lot Of help. but wants
to explore alternatives.
Senator Morton said there
has been q lot Of speculation
over what kind of Republican
he is. He said he has beer
called an arch conservative and
a flaming liberal. But he de-
scribed himself as q middle-of-
the-roader.
Favored Nixon in Past
He said he has supported
President Eisenhower from the
start. and added, when the
fight comes on the battle OF
the budget. ! am in his corner
four-square, and he knows
that"
Asked by newsmen If he has
committed himself on a Presi.
Dental nominee. Senator Nor
ton said that in a press con-
ference at Charleston, w. Va.
several months ago he stated
that he has been inclined to
favor Mr.. Nixon, and that the
1858 election results did not
change his mind.
He said that occurred a long
time before he had any idea
he would be tapped" ON the
shoulder for this job. He added
that in the future he would
have no further comment on
that subject.
well. have you changed
your mind?" a reported asked
I'VE are now in the future
so ] will have no comment, I"
the Senator grinned.
After Representative Simp-
son Of Pennsylvania had spoken
briefly as Chairman of the Re-
publican Congressional Cam
Ipaign Committee, Senator Gold
water launched into charge;
labor dominates the Demo-
cratic Party.
Lets not duck these labor
bosses any longer" said Sena-
tor Goldwater, they are moi
unbeatable"
The Arizonan, who heads the
Republican Senatorial Cam.
paign Committee, said some
National Committee members
may not agree with him. Then
he added.
But let's not get even with
the Goldwaters and the Javits
by not getting out and voting.
(This was a reference to him.
self and Republican Senator
Javits Of New York, who be-
long to the liberal group in
the party.l
Chicago Facilities Good
In selecting Chicago for their
convention the Republicans
were acting partly for senti-
mental reasons. Next year will
be the Tooth anniversary Of
Lincoln's first nomination in
Chicago. t
The central geographical To-
cation and adequate hotel facil-
titles also were considered. Ray
C. Bliss. chairman Of the site
subcommittee, said the Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
FASHION NOTEBOOK
They Passed Their College
Boards With Flying Colors

ordinator, Pat Geyer has
seen to it that professional
models Carlotta SavereSe and
Inger BERT Katz have ex-
planned the right and wrong
way to apply makeup.
A blow-up of Audrey
Hepburn reminds them in
the training Office to keep
their figures in shape.
Already the newcomers to
department store techniqueS
have had their share of
learning the hard way"
In filling out a sales slip
one College Board member
gave the customer q new
sales slip that had 20 per
cent on it for sales tax.
isn't that a lot of tax?" she
was asked.
1T sure is, and we don't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Nine young girls who
passed their College Board
examinations at Lansburgh's,
are going to study a lot of
different subjects: retailing,
selling, merchandising, and
people.
Competing in the exam
were $50 applicants for the
summer job of being on the
stores College Board.
Four of the typical COL
lege girl" types are from the
University of Maryland. They
include Jeanne Werlich,
Maureen Mcconnell, Jeanne
Rudigier and Sandra Fouls.
Genia MOrehead attends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

Millsaps College in Jackson,
Miss, while Lynn Baltzell
goes to Union University in
Jackson, Tenn.
Lee Hicks goes to the Rich
mond Professional Institute
in Richmond, Va. Martha
Manning is another student
attending a local college.
She's at American University
this coming semester as is
Marcia Burch.
Attend Class
The College Board mem
bers are attending class each
Tuesday.
Store executives work with
them in explaining different
departmental organization.
The stores fashion CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

get a cent of it at Lans-
burgh's, the Government
does" was the young girls
reply. The error was soon
remedied and the 2 per
cent sales tax instead of 20
per cent was recorded.
Mr.. Lou Frankel, Lans-
burgh's General Merchandise
Manager, spoke to the Col
lege Board members at a
luncheon held in their honor
at the Sheraton &C arlton
Hotel.
He cordially invited them
to stay in the retailing field
once they graduate from COL
lege.
Want to Know
The nine young women
represent a good crosS-Section
Of educational interests: radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

their Seventeen Look Of
knowledge" fashion presen-
tation at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
The College Board mem
berS will be star models in the
Back-to-School fashion show
that will come complete with
celebrities. music, and plenty
Of the new fashions for
campus wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-22

and TV work, costume de-
signing, teaching, merchan-
dising, and an English major.
"You tell US" said Mr..
Frankel, "how to do a better
job in our store, we want to
know"
On August II, at 7:17 pm.
(the number is something
special pertaining to the
show Lansburgh's will stage
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Boxer Sugar" Hurt
Seeks 500, 900
From Privcte Dicks"

Philadelphia CAMP Garnet
Sugar Hart Who claims 10 have
received damages at the hands 81
two private detectives u the An,
derson Detective Agency, has filed
a 500 GOO damage suit against the
agency
The counsel Tor Dick Andersen.
who wishes 20 remain unnamed
said that he win base his argu.
ments on conflicting statements
made by Harris attorney
The counsel stated that Attorney
Harry Rubin said that his client,
Hart recently told a Municipal
Court Judge that ne could not
make support payment because
he was hurt in training and had
10 cancel fight he had scheduled
for Madison Square Garden IN
February
Counsel then pointed 10 a state
ment made In the suit against An.
derson in which Rubin stated "As
result Of aforesaid assault and
battery plaintiff was obliged 70
cancel two fights for February and
may be prevented from following
his occupation OF a professional
boxer 20 his great financial loss
and damage
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Schmolxe and Hoeqerle
Signed For March ~,
Flcnoqun Injured

The scheduled Del Flanagan
Jimmy Martinez figf for the i7th
of March has been moved up TO
April tn. because If an injury ts
Del F7anagan's arm
Substituting win be Joe schmolze
and Jimmy Hasgcrle for the light
heavyweight champion 81 Mime.
sofa a ~ rounder
This win be The traditional st
patrieks day fight card and viii
be backed up with a strong pre-
URINARY card II viii be a popular
priced show with tickets $3.50
$3.50 and 81 90. which are now on
sale al the So Paul Boxing Cub.
.Ca 4-0gI3. ard the Field schHck
tickle, office "a 252s ard Down
to~u Ticket office Minneapolis.
Fc 2 5o70
The contest Tor The king n
boxing fans wll b. run on the
April tn show
March 80. 1861 United STATES
bought Alaska for S7,20o. 600. or
seven csnts nm acre
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
NBA Coaches
Loud Lukers'
Elcin Buylor

Minneapolis tANP4 He's Just
remarkable, said John Kundla u
can't tell whether he's learning
things as be goes along or whether
he stin hasn't used up his roper
toire AZ tricks
The Minneapolis Iakers coach
was talking about his priced rookie
and the player many authorities IN
the National Basketball Associat-
ion say is the most talented fresh
man performer IN the history Of
the league
His name Of course lis Elgin
Baylor, who forsook another year
college eligibility at Seattle Uni
versity 10 Join the L.akcrs at a
rather handsome bonus
Baylor deserved every penny he
got But listen to Kundla
Il can't teach him much because
he's not mechanical player He's
Just natural athlete with marvel.
GUS reactions. he just naturally
reacts right 10 every situation
that arises And he's great team
man
Hes learned lot about setting
| a block for teammatc and his
defense has picked up great deal.
Baylor has a chance 10 be
better aIl-around player than Jim
/ Pollard. Minneapolis aIl-time great
But he isn't yet Elgin is scoring
more than Jim because the pivot
is open and ne drives up the middle
Pollard and Baylor are lot
alike in SO many respects They
both have great ability 10 jump
lIta coaehs dream 10 have a boy
Of the Baylor or Pollard type on
a tcan
| II you think KundIa is somewhat
/ UABttAi 10 ihAN lbtH hHNNAt 9" h'''e'' y
Red Auerbach 81 the Boston Gel
tics
Yes. | would say he Is better
than Maurice Stokes was stokca
was great when he came into the
Ilearic. but I don't think he i'm.
proved much. This bid lBaylorD
seems to have a uttle more gin
ger
League statistics reveal that Bay
! Tor may end up as the best rookie
la the MIA history fuut AZ the
experts predicted earlier IN the
season
/ After so games the former
| Seattle All American hid scored
Ilt42 points FOR 2a7 average
| Re had picked off 200 rebounds
| for l4s average he led his team
in assists with 25i and ne Kundla
suggests has shown marked Inn
| provcneut dsfeuaiyelv
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
Duo-CITrES PACESETTERS
MAR. s

our boy-friend "Dimpy was
back again to visit after a long
absence, Thursday night With him
was sister Dehbie. Loretta Dawson
came To cheer for her favorites AS
was sponsor Inez 0 Neil Louise
Wade and Lillian Denny made
their first appearance. Ebert
Clark must have been giving his
wife bowling breathing lessons as
she was heard to say 10 him, I'm
holding my BREATH
Other gallery bowlers' were
Dee Turner. Art Moore and son,
while Pearson, Howie Barrett, Joe
Norris and Vince Shepherd Jr
Team High single Game: Bar
rett Realty 7ss, Jack Pine Acres
TIA, So Deal Liquors T5e
Team High Series: Barrett Real.
ty 217s, Mpls Spokesman 2i7s,
Cicero's Bar-B-Q 1882
Individual high Single Game
Jane Lee IT'S, Gwen whitmore IT'S,
Matte IiiIl l76
Individual High Series Mary
Russell a76. Louise Thomas a6s
zelma ENuilbright and Muriel Gard,
upr 44H
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
nANkS MAY lIANE
ToNStIs REMOVED

MuHn Arig tANFl Eruig
Banks the National League mnsi
valuable player last season ~ pom
derluR having his tonstls removed
shortly ~ order that be may be
ready for tbs coming baseball
season he has diacioard
nanka made the disclosure aa
he participated N drilia ~ thu Chi
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game; Cent
raj Loan 1853, Ted Bies 746, Grove
Finance III
Team High Series: Jimmys Ok
2244. Ted Bies 2203, Grove Fin
ance 21lo.
Individual High Single Game;
Georgia Canton ITS, CODY Bank
and Modge Jackson 17s Jane Lee
It's.
Individual High Series; Georgia
Canton 48e, Mice Lewis 450 Lou
Use Thomas 436
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

eago cubs training camp herc
So far the tanaila have NOT II
reeted hin playing. bui the lani0
ahartstop natd they pain him duf
ing the night
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
TWIN CITIES LADIES
MAR, 8

Pat Lee and Bea Walton were
in their usual places Tuesday as
was Marguerite Ellis John BaIhs
looked in briefly 10 see what Del
ma was doing Dana Wheaton has
become a fan Clarence Butler was
supporting his fayorites
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
ROBERT STREET RETAIL

High Single Game: sid Cum
mlngs 234, Art Moore 1875, Edgar
Pillows 40,
Individual High Series; SID
Cummings 69s. Edgar Pillows 4sa
Art" Moore isS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

game says singing iupr,as mous
SHADES or cANrANEtt.A The doryhorse 81 urcobhr
Dodgers catching according reliable back
smith hg
A capable Smith
impressed poRvrs that 70 50 Paul lie
being ordered the Dodgers spring training
insiders Smith VIII John toaebora Dodgers No
job Meanwhile Campanea playing oateet
ended abruptly accident heeaf
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

JACKIE; Credit Jackie Robinson
putting ofbase the the Boston Red SoN
ago Negro organized baseball blast
the clubs NShite saying the lone league
without Negro PLAYER
they haven't found player good
enough o make the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
TEN STRIKE. MAR. 5

Team High Single Game: Ted
Bies 9ls Longs bar $50
Team High Series; Ted Bies
26S5, Y, 8 UpholsterinE 25iT
Longs Bar 24a3.
individual High Single Game:
Robt Graham 227. HOWE Barrett
200, Ernest Johnson 20I
Individual High series; Robert
Graham $50. Howie Barrett 56S,
Clifton Burnes $50
Friendly s. team rolled at Sih-
ley Bowl IN the City tournament
Saturday Mar 7 at pm
Among the morale supporters
were HOWE and Ruby Gunnells
Wash and Susie Washington
Mary and Teddy Russell, Bonnie
Fowler Sammy Canton and George
Matthews
Team scoring was as follows.
/ High Single Game: Ts2 Series
gE4y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
SPORTS


Charles
Rack This column normally during
the summer mouths sports covegr especially
activities greatest During
months take break dup sports carry
a arduous
during weeks tbs the AMI
sports I've Jump sun
TO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

HEADLINES: The Chicago Cardinals football team
up among they one
Angeles despite the Rd
swap performer years
greatest lasting
place Cards supporter Prediction There win he
plenty empty coskcy park during coming
delivering early Angie the
Cards mealu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
BOWLING HINTS

Some b0wlera believe that All
that Is necessary TO get a strike
il 10 bit the head pin II In nee
essary TO carry the fivcpln. u "a
the king pin Of the set, and unless
Il ia correctly carried no large
number Of strikes can b. ex-
pected
Many bowlerx "hcave' thr BAH
in the general direction ~ The pin
and trust 20 luck The luck
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
TWIN CITY
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capitol 5-535i

element viii not ever produce .
high average,
To be suecessful with increased
experience practising the delivery
selecting the most effective spot,
planning and executing each De.
livery with care shows in a high.
or average and more fun In the
game
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

Iowa. Nebraska North an 4
south Dakota have onls four per
reat ~ the nation's school popula
lion hut 20 prt ccnt ~ the schoal
districts.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

ROCKING THE noAr Gene tAoel Armstrong showed class 81
whipping italo soorhp the other night Madison
Square garden his handlers rushing him fast Il they
through proposed with Ellsworth spde Webb Webb
present fighter ring
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

tndiNiduh htgh single safne3
Jim Crowder 235. Rob Green PIG,
Gilbert Clark 1872. Matte lin 1871
Edna Judy ia, Geraldine Lee 1872
Individual High Series: Bob"
Green 575. Jack Adams 54H. Jim
Crowder 523 Matte Hin 474. Alice
Jones 4sT Edna Judy $50
See the gals bowl Sunday at
sihIey Bowl pm Singles and
Douhlca $50 and q pm teams"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

may great deal behind Athca 0bsons
American is There speculation
dusly campagncr warming role
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
A 100 MEIL nnNr. nrnh ~

JOB WELL DONE Brad ryc lr deserves praise his
Galloway Negfo president southern
Boxing guild Galloway complied good secretary
the guild He pledged work the clean and 90
protect exploitation being
this goes press, hoping tho campaign iena
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13

HAPPY IN srLous George Grove happy the trade
Louis Cardinals insiders claim the
pcaced first hascman has been boiling Manager Birdie
hasheen Walt propo when
the chap who pulled the Reeg
Kuxewsla with lame back
years ago virtually Cosy Field Ted
21b traded 10 the Cards aHt
October in a iN.player deal
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-03-13
NORTHERN LIGHTS. MAR.

NOhtHfhN LANttiN, WAN.
Team High Single Game: Mar
ions Tea Room cal, Woodlands gOi
Haskeils Liquors s9s
Team High Series: Marions Tea
Room 1856 Haskcila Liquors 25eh.
Acme Cleaners 2635
Evening star., 1959-06-29
WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

during the location in India.
Some of the extras wouldn't
work with others. We have
q caste system back home in
Hollywood, too: Stars never
invite bit players to their
parties-and vice versa.
Gary Cooper, between takes
on "The Wreck of the Mary
Deare." said. "I've played every
thing except Shakespeare II
wouldn't look good in tights
and I couldn't say 'yup' in
tights. The movie being finished
IN London. Gary is of for some
skin-diving with his family In
the south Of France. "I've made
four pictures In a row: I won't
work again until next year" ;"
Gary told me.
The reason for shooting two
weeks Of Mary Deare" in Eng
land was to get three fine Eng
lish actors and one Canadian
who lives in London-Michael
Redgrave, EInlyn Willia m 8 t.
Cecil Parker, Alexander Knox
for the court Of inquiry scene.
The English accents and stars
Evening star., 1959-06-29
From Jeep to Weep

NEW YORK.--Judge Sam
uel Rosenman. who was an adj
wiser to both Presidents Roose-
welt and Truman, dined with
Sam Goldwyn at Luchow's last
week. Goldwyn mentioned his
recent trip to Honolulu and
his meeting there with Henry J.
Kaiser. Then Rosenman told
him how close Kaiser had come
Evening star., 1959-06-29
For Shame in Spain

LONDON (NANA)-Brigitte
Bardot made three pictures In
Spain--and all Of them were
banned BY the Spanish censors!
Each country has its own
censorship regulations and
rules, and. while in Spain there
is no objection to violence on
the screen, you can't show the
feminine figure unless it's COM
pleteH covered. So. you can
see where that puts Brigitte!
Dcanna DurAin. plump and
content. refused to leave Paris
for New York Tor q TV spec
tacular. Dearirla has gone COM
pleteiy Gallics with her only
singing in French to her
children.
Even though Cathy Crosby
has buried the feud with father
Bob and mother June, she alb
solutely refuses to return home
to live, The l9-year-old beauty
has lived away from home for
the last three years.
The Lauren Bacall- Kenneth
More movie, Northwest From
tier" ran into caste trouble
Evening star., 1959-06-29

win be set OF against the Amer
lean accents Of Gary Cooper
and Charlton Heston.
N*&
Producer George Pal Is so
enamored Of Alan YOung's
Scot accent In ':The Time Ma
chine" that he wants him fol
his next, "The Brothers
Grimm. "And I'll make one OF
the brothers O Scot, George
says. The famed fairy-tale tel
lers were German.
Yul Brynner never travels
without his multiplying electric
razor. He has 10 be able to shave
his noggin any time. any place.
Brynner's hobby. incidentally,
is collecting autographs of
famous people. He has those of
all the crowned heads still
functioning except that Of
Queen Elizabeth Of England,
who will sign her name only for
close friends and on official
documents. rs
n *E
And. from Hollywood:
william Wyler is using the
manger scene from Ben Hur''
for his Christmas card this
year. MGM's big SO, 900. 900 epic
will be premiered in late No
vember at Loew's State Thea
ire in New York.
Gregory Peck's price per pic
ture now is $3.50, 900. and 10
per cent Of the gross. Greg is
avoiding westerns for the next
year or so. In Guns Of Nava-
rome" he plays a commando.
And In Beloved Infidel," Greg
.portrays the late. great F. Scott
FitzRerald.
Evening star., 1959-06-29

Rosenman 20 examine all the
public speeches Kaiser had
made. The record seemed most
desirable, but then Rosenman
found q speech in which Kaiser
had proposed q Federal. across
the board sales tax. End Of
boom.
This Is how thoroughly
Israel's archives are being pre-
pared. On the day Chain
Weixmann was elected Presi-
Evening star., 1959-06-29
THE LYONS DEN
By LEONARD lyons

to being President Of the United
States:
When Roosevelt was trying
to decide on his vice presiden-
tial nominee In 1874. Rosen-
man recommended Henry J.
Kaiser. FDR was interested be-
cause Of the shipbuilder's grove
Ing reputation as an admins
traitor. The President assigned
Evening star., 1959-06-29

the governments archives, who
said: Thanks. We knew about
this letter. How about the other
% he wrote your"
Evening star., 1959-06-29

dent Of Israel. his first letter
was TO Rosenman. Later when
Rosenman visited Israel. he
presented that first letter TO
Evening star., 1959-06-29
9-Pc. BEVERAGE SET
FOR SUMMER SERVING

Eight tall, eroceuI glasses with gold leaf
desion-contoined m bross finished carrying
rack with handle for convenient serving Good
for your own summer entertoinH19--or makes
O delightful hostess gift.
Kanns-Third Floor, Washington;
Lover Level, arlington
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
Wien F-27 Gives
 Nome Fairbanks Visitor Exchange

The red carpet was rolled out early Thursday morning for the arrival of the first F-27 of Wien Airlines and it's guests, the mem bers of the Lions Club of Fair banks.
 Immediately upon arrival, short ceremony was held at the airport with Noel Wien, vice president and founder of the com pany, Bud Hagberg, traffic and sales manager, Dick King, chief pilot, and Pearse Walsh, station manager here representing the company.
 Mayor Steffen Andersen pre- sented the key of the city in ivory to Noel Wien, and another to Harry Gayley, president of the Lions Club, and congratulated the airline and the way it is keeping pace with air travel for Alaska.
 Carrie McLain, Noel Wien and Pearse Walsh gave a short his torical background of this pio- neering organization, recalling how the first plane was financed with a few thousand dollars, in con- trast with the F-27, which cost runs over million dollars.
 Ed Parsons, assistant to gen -eral manager Sig Wien, arrived in time for the ceremony, but departed for Kotzebue to bring down Harry Lewis and John Cross for the ceremony. All three were delayed by weather at Kotzebue.
 The forty members of the Lions Club were guests at a noon lunch con yesterday at the Boring Sea Club, and departed early this morning for home.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
One-Day F-27
 Fairbanks Round . Trip New Feature

Breakfast in Nome, luncheon in Fairbanks, and back again to Nome in time for dinner was the ex- perience of the Rotarians and Mid night Sun Festival representatives who made the courtesy flight to Fairbanks yesterday with Wien Airlines in the new F-27 prophet.
 The group of 40, which included the Midnight Sun Festival Queen candidates, was given a hearty welcome by the Fairbanks Rotary Club at luncheon. The Queen can didates in appropriate Festival costumes were most generously assisted financially, in getting ad- ditional votes for the contest, and provided transportation during their short stay in Fairbanks.
 The Wien guests were enthu- siastic over the F-27, which cruised at 20,GO0 feet at a speed of 300 knots, making the flight in one hour and 55 minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19

FOR CHARTER, Lease or Con- tract-M.S. Helen w and scow.
 For information: Teddy Reed, skipper, Nome; or North Star
 Mercantile Co.,, Teller. 78c
The Nome nugget., 1959-06-19
State Patrolman Notifies Auto ViOlatOrs Beware

Donald Mcqueen of the State. Highway Patrol arrived from Fairbanks and has been active making an inspection of cars in this area.
 Mcqueen stated that to date he had found about 25 cars whose owners had failed to register for licensing There have been no arrests on this trip, but should these persons not comply by the time another inspection is made, they will, no doubt, be cited.
 A safety inspection program is also under way.
 The patrolman also stated that there have been reports of eXces- sive speeding on the roads.
 Another violation found was that of illegal use of dealer plates.
 Mcqueen stated that State Policeman is scheduled to be permanently located here, start ing sometime this fall.