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GLOVE. IRENE ". on Tuesdar. Iup

UhUFE, IKkNE ~. On Tuesday. JUNE
10, 1883 IRENE NJ. GROVE 81
s5l2 Colesyille I'd. silver Spring
Nd. beloved wife OF Jesse NJ Grove
neral Home. 1872 GeoI~ta ave n
on Thursday, June IL, at 2 pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
II desired, contributions may b
made 10 the American Cancer So
ciety.
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HELEN OEAHHAHT, Project.
REV. DAVID FOLEY,
Spiritual Director.
WHEELER. MAYME (MARYb y, sud
denly. on Wednesday, June Il. 1859,
at her residence. 40s r 81 NV,
MAYME tMARYb T. WHEELER, the
beloved mother OF chauncey A
Wheeler and Mrs. Hertha z Perry.
She also Is survived by five grand
children. four Ereat-Rrandchildren
one niece. other relatives and many
friends, Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Maivan A. schey,
Inc Family may be contacted at
2"5 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Ems, HERBERT MELVIN. On Mon
day, June 15, 1889, HERBERT MEL
WIN z1NS OF 1908 Republic nd.
Silver Spring. Nd, beloved son OF
Lillian and Lester Gins (sandI, Fu-
neral services at the Bernard DAN
zansky d Sons Funeral Home. 1901
9Th st. NV. on Wednesday. June
Il. At IL noon. AInterment Har
Txeon Section, Mount Lebanon
cemetery. IL
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GRAY, JAMES z. On Tuesday, June
lS: 1889. At his residence, l434
brother OF Mrs. Maude Marshaii
and Roeef Gray, devoted ffienf Of
Ruth Olson, Services at the 8. n
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l i4th
81, NV, on Thursday, June is,
At pm. parking faeilties), In
terment Columbia Gardens. II
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MUUKE, MAUGIE B. on Sunday,
june u, 1859 MAGGIE 3. NuSJHs
by one sister. Mrs. Marion Gum
q New York City: one aunt, Mrs
Mollie Stanbaek: cousins. Nj. and
Mrs Oscar T. Carter, and many
other relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday. June rs, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. $3.50 Rhode Island ave. NV.
FUNERAL services on Friday, June
~, a. ] pm. at the Vermont Ave.
nut Baptist Church. 1880 Vermont
ave n W, the Rev c. T Murray
of1ietating. inteTment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery ~
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HARRIS, ELEANOR. On Monday Inn.
Is. 1859. ELEANOR HARRIa II as

Is. 1853. ELEANOR HARRIS Of f as
Bryant s. NV. devoted wife OF
Luther Harris. mother Of Luther,
IL; Willie, Thomas, Sherwood, RAY
mond and Bertha Harris and sister
q Mrs. Willard Speller Mrs, Zozie
Brooks and Mrs Thelma Mason,
She also Is survived by other reIa-
tlves and friends. After pm.
call At the Frazier Funeral Home.
3sy Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral
on Thursday. June ia, at / pm.
from the Friendship Baptist Church
Ii4 Eye 81. s.w., the Rev. B, n
coin Memorial Cemetery. II
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CAMEkUN, GLADYS '. On Monday,
Dhnf d r., 5Ss9 y at ArIlngten Hos
Norta Arlington ST., Arlington. va,
we OF the late Orndoh Cameron,
mother OF Miss Janet Cameron.
daushter OF Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Henderson. all OF the home adj
aress ana sister OF c. Edward Hen
may call at the Ives Funeral Home
.s45 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va
gnere services viii be held on Thurs
gay, June Is, at pm Interment
Nauonsl Memorial Park. In lieu
OF mowers. contributions may 81
mace 70 the Northern virginia
lancer Fund. 900 North Edgewood
St, Arlington, Va.
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CAMERON, GLADYS v. The ofieers
- ~ and members of John L.
AMA Burnett Council. No, 5. D.
Of A., are hereby notified OF
NEAN the death Of Past Councillor
vY GLADYS v. CAMERON on
Monday. June is. 1859,
Members are requested to
assemble at the Ives Funeral Home,
2s4a Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va,
On Wednesday. June II. at s pm,
for the purpose Of conducting serv-
ices for our late sister.
LULU MAE BROWN, Councillor.
c. H. LYNN. Rec. Secy. IL
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GOsNELL. CLARENCE w. tGOODY,

bOSNkLL, CLARENCE w. (GOODD.
On Tuesday. June 10. 1859, at
Doctors Hospital. CLARENCE W.
tGOoDYt GosNELL OF 4sl9 In
Edith schoonmaker Gosnell, father
OF John @. Gosnell and Clarence
W. Gosnen, IT.: brother OF Mrs
Louis America and Mrs. Verna An
derson. He also Is survived By
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
2HOl i4th St NV. on Friday,
June 10. at . pm parking factll.
tieSl. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. is
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JAMIE M. JOHNSON,
Royal Fin. Secy. II
CARROLL, IRENE p, Oficers and
w. members OF Columbia Tenn
&W pie. No 422. l. B. p. o.
fTf1 z. Of W. are hereby re-
N~l gueSted to be present at the
funeral services for our late
~ daughter, IRENE P. CAR
ROLL, at Z pm. THURSDAY
June =. 1853, at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. 1880 Yer
mont ave. NV.
ETHEL B. MITCHELL.
Daughter puIeF
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WATKINS. TIMOTHY cIYnR

WATKINS. TIMOTHY CLYDR. On
Tuesday June 10, 1858. at his resi-
S asnee; ( Alies, aye, Eilleott City,
s essd year,, beloved son Of Herbert
grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
steep; Friends may cali Al the
hlgtnbothom Funeral Home, los Co.
Iumbia I'd. Ellicott City, Nd
nneral from the Maple Grove
on THURSDAY June Is, al 2 nm
VISITING hours, = pm. to 10 p.m
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
is
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GRAHAM, HATTIE BELLE on NJ

day, June / 5, 1859. at ner home,
$3.50 North Washington blvd Ar
hnEton, Va, HATTIE BELLE Ora
and mother OF William Russell Gra-
ham. jr.: Mrs Mararet Lowery Mrs.
Hilda Clardy, Richard Philip Ora
ham. Robert Edmund Graham, Mrs.
Cynthia Grimm. Mrs Barbara Jones
and Mrs. Mary Louise Harrison
She also is survived By seventeen
grandchildren and four great-grand-
children. Friends may call al her
late residence. where funeral sefv-
is at IL am, DIST InfeYmenf
Cedar Hin Cemetery, II
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- Daughter Ruler
BLoNGE W HAWKINS. Wis Sos

obON1E W, HAWKINS. viz Sn"=
CARROLL, IRENE. The officers ana
ue-k members Of Magnolia Coun-
go ell, Past Daughter Rulers Of
HA the /. B. p. o. z. OF W, are
W hereby notified OF the death
Of Loyal Daughter IRENE
~ CAIRO L. Funeral on
- Thursday, June Is, 1859, at
pm, from the Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. ALTO WARD.
Loyal Daughter Ruler.
fNEZ WALKER. Fin. secy.
CARROLL. IRENE P: oheers and
members OF the James E. Willis
BENEVOLENT Association are hereby
notified Of The death of MRS. IRENE
P CARROLL. Funeral on Thurs
day, June ls. 1859, at pm.
from the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, 1880 Vermont ave NV.
LOIS LOGAN, President.
A. y. GASKINS, Secretary.
CARROLL, IRENE. The officers and
members Of the Purple Cross Health
Unit of Columbia Temple, No. 49,
are hereby notified OF the death
Of our late president, IRENE CAR
ROLL. Funeral services on Thurs
day' June is 1859. at Z pm
a. the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1890 Vermont ave NV
MATILDA BROWN. Vice President
MARGARET HARRIS. Fin. secy
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HARRISON, BLANCH. On Tuesday
June IL 1852 e Providence Hos
loved mother Of Adelaide M. Bray,
Funeral from the Simmons DTS
Funeral Home. 1891 Good How ri
Sc Barking facilities. on Friday,
June If at $40 am: thence a
81. Francis Xavier Catholic Church,
where mass will be offered at n nj
Tor the repose OF her soul. Inter
ment Mount oliyet Cemetery. is
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MARY Z. HAYS. Councillor.
GRACE L. RICKETTS,. SeeN.

GRACE l., RICKETTS,, Seey.
PRUETI, ELIZABETH N. tRODIEI.
On Monday. June is, 1850 at the
Washington sanltaTinm and Hospital,
Kirkw06d. pl, Hyattsvilie, Nd, be-
loved wife Of the late Robert M
Pruett and mother of james p
Pruett and Mrs. George G. Talbert
and seven reat,grandchlidrsn' Mrs
Pruett rests at the warner T.. Pun
phrey Funeral Home S434 Georgia
ave.; Silver Spring, Md tparking
facilities Mass will be offered for
June Is, at 10 am. at st. John
Baptist de 10 Sale Catholic Church.
1900 Sargent I'd. Chillum, Md In
terment Washington National Gene
RAYNEs. RALPH RAYMOND. Sud
a eIIS u on TgeSdsy, June l1, 1859.
and fathsP q Mrs F1 pauline N+ Anna
ROYAL Friends may call at the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1891
T 2seorsia ave, NV after ~ noon
mass 81 st, Aloysius Church, North
Capitol and Eye SITS. on Saturday,
June 90, at 10 am. Interment
Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
REAMER. JACK. On wednesday, June
IL 1859, JACK REAMER. beloved
son OF Sidney and Ann Reamer OF
p3If Weaver st., Silver Spring Md,
Services at the C. D. Goldberg a.
Son Funeral Home. 42I7 9th st.
nv, on Thursday, June is, at II
am. fnterment Mount Lebanon
Cemetery, Temple Israel Section. In
mourning at the above home adj
dress.
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june 10, 1859. at his fesidenee'
coRKLE. devoted husband Of Evelyn
mourn their loss four daushters
seven sons. his mother. Mrs. Sarah
kckel; one sister. Mrs. MARI Har.
rls: four grandchildren. other reia.
ives and many friends Remains
Co. Funeral Home, 3Oib T2th A
ne Notice Of funarAi lafer
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HENWNHU MUNUAN. The
ofncefs and members of
James Reese Europe Post,
No. 5, the American Legion.
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Comrade RICH
ARD MORGAN MADISON.
services on Wednesday,
1889. ct 4 pm, 1t the
Funeral Home. 1920 9th
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Walsh, JOHN J. On Monday, June
ia' s3s; at New York City. JOHN
late MARY. A. Walsh and father OF
Mary Ruth, Kathryn and John
walsh, Relatives and friends NAV
Sal ~ the Collins Funeral Home,
/ t i4ih g. NV, on wedneS-
Gay, June III from 70 n nm
Requiem mass at St Oabr1eTs
Church on THURSDAY, June IL. At
An. lnterment 81 Marys Gene
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FREEMAN. MARTHA ELLEN On Nor

day. June is. 1853. MARTHA ELLEN
FREEMAN Of l2ls Staples st. ne,
Apt. 2. wife Of Charles Freeman
Freeman and Reoecca p. singleton,
sister of Rebeeea Waters. Mary
Lewis. Henrietta Campbell. Cath
crime Gilbert, Hattie Allen. Lucy
Robinson. Magsie Trammel and
son She also is survived by three
grandchildren. other relatives ard
many friends. Friends may call al
the Malvan 4 Schey, Inc, Funeral
Home. New Jersey ave and r ST.
NV, on Thursday. June is. after
IL noon. where funeral services viii
be held on Friday, June 10. at
pm Interment Arlington National
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MARGARET p. On
Ioesday, june 10. 1859, at Doctors
Hospital MARGARET p. WAITER
syn o. 1904 Carpenter st. Sc,
WatterSon and sister Of MARY SEED.
lock OF Lakewood. Ohio. Helen Bur-
rows OF Syracuse. N. Y, and Cor
MENUS J. PToNneT. Funeral from
the James T, Ryan Funeral Home,
~ "a. ave. Sc on Friday. June
Nv, AT no an REQUIEM mass
a. 81 Francis Xavier Church ~
~ m. Relatives and friends in
Iiteu. Inlerment Holy Sepulehre
cemetery. East Orange. N. j, is
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CARROLL. IRENE p. All officers ana
H.. members OF the Palace,
GTh No. II. B. P. o. of Rein
IA y deer. are asked to attend
the burial services for our
late Royal Keeper OF
Chest IRENE p. CARROLL
on Wednesday, June II.
1889. at $40 pm, at her late
residence, 1915 CLAY ri ne
JANE K WAKEFIELD,
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day, June IS. 1859, j. c, KEN
NEEDY CAMPBELL OF 1910 Massa-
ehusetts ave. NV. beloved brother
Of Mrs. Samuel Z. watkins. Mr.
neral Home. 474s Wisconsin ave.
NV. Graveside services at Con-
Qressional Cemetery on THURSDAY,
June Is, at pm Relatives and
friends invited Interment Con-
sressional Cemetery. Kindly omit
hnWerA
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y. 1859, ROSCOE BUsH q i iSss
Yates Bush and the late Mrs Flor.
ence Bush. He also leaves to mourn
their loss one sister. Mrs. Edna
HAL: two brothers. Walter and Reg
inNd D. Bush, and host Of other
rsletves and friends After 5 pm.
invited to call at the J. r. Cameron
d Sons Funeral Home, 6ll K ST
NV Services viii be held in the
CHAPEL on Friday. June 10. at
!pm, the Rev. Rufus !. Thomas
S mristlns Interment Woodlawn
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"AiIEksON; MARGARET. Members
!: e. 8; J
dality viii meet at the
Pa. ave Sc, on Thursday,
~ pm. to recite prayers for
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BROOKE: FLORENCE r. On Tues
say bRo 5Sns II t 1879 w. eaoEEs ".
NV. beloved wife of the late Ed
ward P. Brooke and mother of Mrs.
Harriet B. Barnett of Arlington,
Va. and Mrs. Elizabeth B. Hall
OF washington. ID. C, Services will
De held at Gawler's Chapel. 1855
Pa. ave. NV, on Friday July 10,
ct 10 am. lnterment Friends Meet
ing House Cemetery, Sandy Spring,
MU. IL
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Tuesday June 16, 1889, MARIE D,
BRANSoN. beloved daughter OF Fred
and Lula V. Branson, mother OF
Laurie Marie Hanson, sister OF Eve
lyn Jansen. Marion Lavett, Mar
Earet Baker and Shirley. George,
Fred, Ernest, Herman and Richard
Branson. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattinsly Funeral Home,
l3l. 1lth st. Sc, after 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY. June II. Notice of
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FORSYTHE. ANNIE VIOLA. On
Wednesday, June IL. 1858. at her
residence, 923 LIST st. NV. ANNIE
VIOLA FoRSYTHE. She leaves to
mourn their loss two sisters, Mrs.
Ella Chapman and Mrs. Daisy Smith;
brother, John Mcintosh: q devoted
friend, Annie M Watson, and many
other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs. Forsythe Is resting In
the Morris A, Carter Il Co. Funeral
Home. 305 H ST. NV. Notice OF
services later.
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CAhkULL, IkENE. on Sunday, June
Clay pl. ne. She leaves 10 mourn
their loss devoted husband AL
tonso Carroll: three brothers. Arthur,
Nathaniel and Fr&erick Gree: two
sisters, Mrs Betty McAlIister and
Mrs, Rozena Christopher: q devoted
nephew, William Green. and other
relatives and friends. Friends are
invited 20 call at her late residence
after p5n. Wednesday, June T..
until 2 nom Thursday, June IS:
thereafter remains will lie in state
a. the Vermont>. Avenue Baptist
Church, 1880 Vermont ave. nv.
until time OF funeral. at Z pm.
the Rev. c. r Murray oficiatine
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery ArranRementA hY Erazier La
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on Monday June rs. 1864, on
ARTHUR r. oWINGs OF IOIi1
Montrose ave, Bethesda, Nd, be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Geraldine
9wlngs and father Of cassandra
OWinRs. Relatives and friends may
call at the Adams Funeral Home,
Ass Wisconsin ave NV. Inter-
ment San Francisco. Calf. is
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on Sunday. june r. 1859, in PIeasy.
antYille. n. j., oERsoN L. PERRY,
yr:. son q Beatrice Z. Perry and
Taylor. all of Washington, b G
Funeral services in Atlantic city,
n j., at pm Wednesday, June
"a. at the Flipping Funeral Home
l23 North Carolina ave. RE-
CURE Funeral Home, 1890 9th 81
NV. Washington, d C.. on Thurs
DAY, june y. to 10 pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
at III am Friday Iune 10 Ie
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June IS, 1859. at the Washingtcsl
earle Of 1850 sunset ssAB biy d. Los Is
Angeles, Calf. beloved wife OF the
late Clifford Carrie, dauEhter Of
Mrs. Leishton B Austin OF Brent
wood. Calf: mother OF Robert A.
Brady Of New York and sister OF
James W. Austin Of Washington,
D. c. Services and interment at
Forest Lawn Mortuary, Glendale.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
Ike Creates Committee To Deal with Inter American Relations

AUGUSTA, Ga, R TT Presi- dent Eisenhower approved Sat urday creation of a national ad- visory committee on inter-Amer- ican relations, recently strained by troubles with Cuba and Pan anna.
 Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will serve as chairman. The committee will have six other members from outside the gov ernment, including Eisenhower's s brother, Dr. Milton s, Eisenhower.
 Asked whether the setting up of the committee was precipitated by anti-American sentiment in Cuba and riots in Panama di- rected at the United States, White House spokesman Wayne Hawks told newsmen he didn't know whether this was so.
 A White House statement said this:
 "In authorizing the establish ment of this committee, the Pres ident expressed his conviction that it would perform a very helpful function both in terms of developing useful ideas with respect to our inter-American re- lations and in promoting wider understanding of these relations among the peoples of this coun- try"
 Creation of the committee was recommended by the Presidents brother, who has gone to Latin America on several missions for the Administration, in report last January.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
Politicos Open Campaign With Salvos From Heavy Artillery, for 1900 Victory

rival, on the back for being a "very effective campaigner." But Nixon added that the New York Governor "does not have the ex- perience at campaigning national ly that some others have had" He presumably meant himself.
 Kennedy, at Milwaukee, bor- rowed phrase from Sir Winston Churchill by saying new admin istration is needed to overcome the gains made by the Soviet Union in the past seven years while "the locusts had eaten.'
 The Russians, said the Massa- chusetts Senator, have beaten us into outer space, around the sun, to the moon, and surpassed us in rocket engines and new fuels.
 "All this they have done," Ken nedy said, while we for seven years have cut our forces, re- duced our budgets, held back our missile programs, wasted our money and time and scientific talent"
 He likened the situation to that which confronted England 23 years ago. He quoted Churchill as saying then the British govern  ment had been blind to the men ace of the Nazis in "the years the locusts had eaten"
 Rockefeller, at several appear ances during the day at San Fran cisco, dodged saying he was in the running for the nomination. Told that Nixon expects him to run, he said: That's his opinion. I haven't made up my mind"
 Hartman and BrownI at joint news conference in Sacramento said the Republicans have failed to recognize the nation must grow, resulting in a tight money policy which stynies adequate credit for schools, and small busi- ness.
 "And," said Hartman, Re publican peace is about the same as Khrushchev's peaceful COCK istence. There's a cessation of hos tilities but no real peace"
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
By the Associated Press

Political guns are laundering surprisingly loud in advance of next years Presidential season.
 Presidential hopefuls now beat ing the bushes are Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Senator John F.. Kennedy O-Mass) and New York's Governor Nelson A. Rocke- feller. None of these men actually admit they are running for Pres idential nominations next year.
 A Democratic elder statesman, w. Averell Hartman, and a pos sible Democratic Presidential dark horse, Governor Edmund C.. Brown of California, conferred at Sacramento, Calif., and took the occasion to throw few bricks at the Republicans.
 Nixon, speaking at Indianapolis Friday, said the farm issue twill very possibly be the major issue on the domestic scene in 1960."
 Nixon said it is tout of the question" that he would run again as a vice presidential candidate but that q still feel it's too early to announce 1860 plans.'
 The Vice President patted Rockefeller, his main Republican
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
ASTRONOMY NOTES
 By OLAF HALVERSON

One reason for our believing that the moon has no atmosphere is that our satellite has no dim ming effect upon stars that come close to the moon. The disappear ance of stars at the edge of the moon is exceedingly sudden. If the moon had an atmosphere, there would be gradual dimin- ishing of the stars light.
 The spectroscope, too, shows no change in the stars spectrum when it is close to the moons edge. Also, during solar eclipses, the moons outline seen against the sun is always very sharply defined. Some scientists have thought it possible that there may be traces of water and at mosphere yet lingering at the bot tom of deep valleys. No observa- tions have yet confirmed this hypothesis.
 Perhaps the moon, in some early stage of her history, had an atmosphere, though not very extensive one It may have been partly absorbed by lunar rocks.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
Two Vacant Chairs
NOME IS SAYING FAREWELL this wee

NOME IS SAYING FAREWELL this week to couple who leave many friends in the community They are distinct part of this community, having come by choice to make Nome their home and have taken an active part in diversified activities.
 They both accepted responsibility graciously and executed their tasks faithfully and consciensciousy5 that many organizations have benefited by their leadership.
 Nome is proud to have Jim von der Heydt chosen as one of the States Superior Court Judges and although it leaves the community without legal counsel for the time being, those who have worked with him know that Governor Egan has made an excellent choice.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
MATS Jettisons Pacific Mail to Save GlObemaster

SAN FRANCISCO, R - If you sent any first class mail to mili- ary personnel in Hawaii, the Phil ippines or Formosa which would have reached San Francisco on November and 8, you might as well do it all over again.
 The Navy says mail accumu- lating here on those two days was jettisoned by Military Air Transport Service Globemaster November 10 after it lost two engines and turned back to Ham ilton Air Force Base. The big plane tossed overheard II tons of cargo to enable it to limp back on it's two remaining engines.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16
NEHRU REJECTS CHOU OFFER

NEW DELHI, India, R-Prime Minister Nehru today rejected Communist China's proposals for mutual troop withdrawals along the disputed Tibetan-Indian bor- der and for an immediate meet ing with Premier Chou En-Lai.
 Nehru told anxious members of Parliament that Chou's No. I pro- posal for troop withdrawals seemed impractical.
The Nome nugget., 1959-11-16

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Diario las Américas., 1959-03-15

que la production no es aun
suflciente para abastecer las
necesidades del pals, Sc consi-
dera que eventualmente sera
una de las mas importantes
industries del pals y una nue.
va fuente de divisas extranje.
raS.
I'm importante problema
que ell gobierno voliviano de-
be resolver 81 su programa de
desarrollo economico ha de
tener exito es la falta de Was
de communication y de trans
porte. La unica carretera pa
vimentada del pals conecta a
la ciudad industrial de Cocha-
banda con la capital de la re-
gi6n oriental, Santa Cruz, ell
nuevo centric agricola. La re-
gi6n del Benz, ell area amaze
MICA de Bolivia, es accessible
solo por avion. Existe servicio
ferroviario entire los puertos
chilenos de Antofagasta y Ari-
ca y La Paz, los centres mi
neros de Oruro, Potosi y SUI
ere, y Cochabanba. Asimismo,
entire los puertos de Molten
do y Matarani en- Peru Y ell