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FOLSOM. SUSIE WALLS, on Mon.
nrandywins. Ma wife Of Percy
hawsins' clsrenss. william. harEi-
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TURNER. BERTIR. on Tuesday.
hpril 81. In6a. Al Freedmen's Hos.
pitaI, BERTIE TURNER Of 2435 IN
81 NV beloved grandmother III
Turner, Neutrality-suspicious. Of Anita,
Clifton III and David Turner. shs
Also leaves a daughter-ln-laW' Rosie
Iurnet Remains may De ylewedd
on Ihursuey April rs atter
PM AT boydt Funeral Home.
i.5N guth st NV Funeral serv-
ICES on Ftloay. Aprn Az 4
ppibm;. AZ ,I tne Alexander Memorial
SSnuTch' 5gs n St. Nv. the Rev.
pryor ofieiating, lnterment in
harmony Cemetery. 2a
WELSH. yERNosIA. On wednesday,
S,tali vERNoslIA WELSH sHa q l04
No. wife OF the late Frank ?
Shesire, Mrs. Horace Wells, Mrs.
Bernard l, Coyeil, Mrs, William
sl,cs 5o0i .li.hr ana mrs william 4.
children and one sreat;srsndehiId.
Yrs , metSn re E ~ me "srInesf,
G ru.nphIey FgneIel aoine, ot.Sf
eVL,sIa sven,. SllVer ,Sprlng, ~, Nc
PaIklnt Iaciltlesl mass VIII De
onefso LOT tne repose Of her soul
~ SSaturqey. ApIl 20 at an .
sst 9 n,e1 1oii Va Sa1h n Shurehi Eof-
Ca,,d. zen, Mu' ihterment 81 conn
wr,su v,.uos. -
"LLoh' N6hNVSIA. members OF
SouLt ForeSt Glen, NO. Sol
Calnone Daugnters OF
slSNS AmeIlca are requeSSeo 70
ESS5 ssseHoie ~ pm; rrl9ay'
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WILLIAMS, MARTHA ALICE. On
Tuesday April II, 1853, at her
residence, 1926 9Th st. NV. MAR
TIA ALICE WILLIAMS. devoted
sister Of M Ftta Brown. Also
surviving are an adopted nephew.
CORTLAND NJ Sprtggs, and MANY
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call from @ to 10 pm. Fri
day. April "A. at the Brooks d
Allen Funeral Home. 18th St and
Florida ave. NV Funeral services
on Saturday. April 25, at pm,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECT ORS
Veterans Burial allowance
$3.50
e16 q st NE IL S-4Ssu
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath st ano Mass Ave NE u $4,000
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CEMETERY LOTS e

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY -5-sits
lot InSepction invited Phone
OIL 6-0S4O 25
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK de-
Sirable crypt locations value
SL,i9 need ready cash; viii sac
rtfce for $3.50. FE 3-11S9
MAUSOLEUM. National Memorial Park,
Ia, sight Of the fountains, very rea-
liable Box 2'S-R' star. "a
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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JENIFER, PHILLIP. on TUESDAY.

April II, 1853, PHILLIP JENiFER
Of Upper Marlboro, Md, father OF
Fannie Shockley, Annie Fender,
Phillip. Elijah and Milton Jenifer.
also survive. After 8 pm. Friday,
April "a. friends may cali at the
Frazier Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Remains will lie
IN state at the Union Methodist
9:30 IN. Saturday April IS, until
time Of funeral, IL am. inter-
ment st. MaryS County, Nd. "a
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HERsON. DAVID l. Suddenly. on
Monday April 20, 1859, in Miami
Beach, Fla. DAVID L. HER
SON Of 4545 Connecticut ave. NV,
son, devoted father OF Mrs Moilie
Mills, Mrs Bernice Nathanson and
Joseph Herson. He also is sur
vived by two brothers, Nathan and
Robert Herson. Funeral services at
the Bernard Denzansky g. Sons
on Friday. April "a. at 30 pm
Interment Adas Israel Cemetery "a
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day, April ~, 1883, al Mount
Alto Hospital GILBERT HENRY
BAUER. formerly Of 23l 3 ST ne.
and Theodore Bauer OF Portsmouth.
Ohio. and Carl W and Walter W
Bauer OF Columbus Ohio Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st and Mass ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday.
April %, al 2:l5 pm. Inter-
PORTSMOUTH and Columbus, Ohio.
papers please COPY %
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Dratha

ANDERSON, BLANCHE. on Monday,
eral Hospital BLANCHE AMBER
SON Of $500 Field pl. ne. she
bets Watson, and other relatives
and .triends. Friends may CAL AZ
sachusetts ave NV. on Thursday,
April 80, from Z pm. to. ~ pm.
Services on Friday, April "a at
1880 pm. at the Mount Olive
Baptist Church. 5Sth and Grant
SITS. ne the Rev. William weaver
oficiatins. Interment Woodlawn
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HERMANN DAVID. OF 1901 Juniper
st. NV, on April 81. 1853. hus-
band OF Rae d. Hermann, father
of Stanford H., Alan D. and Wini
z Hermann: brother Of Dora
Hermann and Frank Hermann of
Oklahoma City Okla Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home, 1900
Chaplin st NV, after Thursday.
April %. at ] pm Services at
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer. Va,
on Monday, April ~. at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery 20
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GRANT, ANNA THELMA. On wsdnes-

GRANT. ANNA THELMA. on Wednes-
Hospital Center ANNA IHELMA
GRANT Of 1O6 Rittcnhouse st
W. beloved wife of William r.
Grant, mother of Mrs. Marie Price
and Thomas Daniel Grant, daughter
of Mrs Elizabeth and the late
Thomas z Lynn. Services at the
S H Hines Co Funeral Home,
e90l l4th ST. NV, on Saturday.
April rs, at pm parking facili-
tiesl. Relatives and friends In
terry. "A
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20 1859, at Baltimore, Md,
GOLDIE BYRON, beloved wife Of
Kenneth NJ. Byron, loving daughter
OF Georgia Crist, sister Of Harry
Lowery. Charles Jean and Jacaue-
line Crist niece Of Robert Lowery,
Charles and Iouvenia Cofiey. She
also is survived by two nieces three
pephews other relatives and friends,
The late Mrs Byron may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home, 30
H st. ne. after p.m Thursday,
April %, where services will be
held on Friday, April "a, al -
noon Interment Arlington National
Countarv ~
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BLOOM, FRANK B. on Wednesday'
S Ss"' FRANK FqiSf B G'n BLooM Pbe eloSsd
husband OF Anna Lee Bloom and
father CT Donald F. Bloom and Helen
d. Burgess Funeral from the Ialta-
vull Funeral Home, 1908 18th St.
NV. on Saturday, April 20, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at ST.
Gabriel's Church at 10 am. In
tcrment Cedar Hill Cemetery. If de-
sired in lieu of flowers, contribu-
tons may be made to the Cancer
Fund "A
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JACKSON, DENISE F.. On Wednesday,
April -, 1859, at Childrens Hos
pital, DENISE E. JACKSON, infant
granddaughter of Milton and Ida
Mae jackson Also surviving are
host of other relatives and friends.
Services on Friday April "a. at
10 am, at the Round Oak Baptist
Church; spsnceryille; Md the Rev,
church cemetery.
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ROBINSON, EDWARD. On Saturday,
April IS. 1853. EDWARD ROBIN
son, the beloved son OF Mrs Jennie
Robinson Of 1887 New Jersey ave.
relatives Friends may call at the
Malvan & Sehey, Inc, Funeral Home,
New Jersey ave. and r st. NV,
today. after 4 pm, where funeral
services will be held on Friday.
April "a, at pm. Interment
Wnndlaun Cemeterv
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April ~. 1853, at her residence.
1907 Trinidad ave. ne. SINIA
HARAWAY. beloved mother of Mrs.
Elsie Brown. grandmother OF Mrs
Bessie Holmes of Arlington, Va.
Thomas She also is survived by
one granddaughter of Durham.
~ c.: six grandsons of New York
City, four decentralization three
t-great-grandchildren and other
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
e. Co Funeral Home. 30l5 18th
st. ne, where friends are invited
to call after pm Friday. April
"a Funeral services on Saturday.
April %. at ! pm, at the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, eth and Eye SITS.
ne, the Rev. Charles W Green
ofiieiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
nloriai Cemetery %
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FERNELL G. Suddenly, on
T TgsssSs 4 4ST Cd "a 1852 at rt his
NELL c GREEN, father Of Stephen
Green. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 5103
Wisconsin ave NV, until 1880
am. Friday. April "a Services at
Cemetery Entering Memorial Gate
at 1I:15 am Friday. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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DUNIAN. CAPIi HANS p q; y;
81, 1859. a Army Walter Reed
Hospital, CAPT HANS p. DUNCAN
OF zoos Luzerne ave. Silver Spring,
Nd husband Of Josephine " Dun
can father OF Michael o. and
Kathryn Anne Duncan: son OF Mrs.
Monty p Duncan Capt. Duncan
rests at the Warner r. Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring. Nd parking facili-
tiesl Mass will be offered for the
"a at g:45 am, at sd. Johns
Catholic Church. Forest Glen. Nd.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry, with full military honors. %
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BENNETT, ALFRED II. on Ihursday'
April % 1859 Alfred II. BEN
NETT Ct 1906 ,Conneeticut aye
s. Bennett and devoted father of
Mrs Barbara Kassel ana Miss
Joyce Esther Bennett. He also is
survived by his mother, Mrs. lsa-
belle Bennett Funeral services at
tine Bernard Danzansky a. Sons
Funeral Home, 350l l4th st. NV,
on Sunday. April &c, at > pm.
Inlerment Washington Hebrew Con-
Fregation Cemetery. 70
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1raths

JONES. FLORA v, on Tussday. April
" Jo 1sAs q sss} SioTaldaH ~, sLG ~.
she z survived BY her eon' NOT.
Jones: 1ye aunts, Mesdames Lula
cora peA oa,h Msnn ana Msry Cook three thTes
uncles, deorge and Perry Dandy
other relatives and friends. After
pm Friday. April -, friends
may e1ii o, q tns p ,s,A Tayior ru-
where services will be held on
Saturday, April IS. at | nm In
terment In Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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JET, LYDIA KNIGHT. On wednes-
dence. 4634 New Hampshire ave.
nv; MRS, LYDIA KNIGHT JET,
Biller, Mrs. Dorothy whitney, Mrs.
Scott z. Meyer Mr. William Her
bert Jett, IT., and Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Carver. She also is survived
and Mrs. Walter NJ Cole Of Laurel.
Nd, and brother, DR.. F. F.
HysonE's Funeral Home, 1900 N
Sed nav at h Fuf aoy s comfofeT VIZ ED Be
copal Church, 7th and oglethorpe
SIS, NV. on Saturday, April 70.
a. pm. lnterment Rock Greek
CoRDELIA b. on Sunday,
JOHNSON GSiii of l5si lsSe qF@aL st. ne
Thoma' E, John W and Andrew S
t.T NJ: E AIo c cgTyy ne her are .1. ;S
children and other relatives and
many friends After 4 pm. Fri
day, April q friends are Invited to
cali at the Mcclure Funeral Home.
s s6H 18Th Ab 81 81 from muP tSe First
Mount oiivet Baptist Church. oven.
ton, Va. at pm. 1nterment
church cemetery. "A
SARAH. On Monday. April
70, 1859, at the District General
Hospital SARAH JOHNSON Of 43I
7 st, NV She leaves to mourn
one dsughter and many devoted
friends Friends may call at the
Joynes Funeral Home, lI6 Massa-
ehusetts ave NV, from pm. to
10 pm. Thursday, April % serv-
ices In the chapel on Friday. April
"a at ESQ pm. Interment Wood
Lawn Cemetery.
JONES, DEACON EDGAR S. On Tues
day, April II, 1883. at Washing
ton Hospital Center. EDGAR S
JONES, Deacon of New Bethel Bap-
tist Church, devoted father Of Rich
ard p, the Rev Howard D. Ster-
Ans cw Deacon pss Norman W.
and G-etel J. Irby. He also is
survived by thirteen grandchildren
thirteen srest-Erandchildren. other
relatives ana MANY friends The
remains Of the late Edgar Jones
will lie in state at the New Bethel
Baptist Church. 9th and S SITS NV
on Friday. April "a. from until
II pm. Services will be held at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church
1928 f St nv. on Saturday. April
IS. az pm. the Rev: Fauntleroy
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. ArEanEements BY the Williams
Funeral Heme. -
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BkADY' pAULLINa n Qn Ws sllssaay
4sih 43d pl NV, PAULINE n
BRADY. beloved wife Of Leo D.
Brady. mother Of Warren N, Brady
of Miami. Fla, and Mrs. virginia
Courtney OF, Bethesda, Md; sister
OF Mrs. James g. Nagel OF Mclean,
grandchildren Services at the s..
II. Hines Co Funeral Home. 200l
14th st. NV. on Saturday. April
e5 at IL noon parking facillties)
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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81 1889. IDA {. De vEAU Of
SSlh Brock Broosyilis o r. chevy Ga7oia
and Donald e. De Veau, cousin Of
Ethel l. Lord Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funelel Home OF Robert A
me hours Of : pm' to pm,
THURSDAY April % Services will
be held on Friday, April "a. at
10 am. at the Chevy Chase Meth
odiSt Church. 1U0l Connecticut ave.
Chevy Chase. Md Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. %
pOCTER. FANNYE SINGER. Died on
sf HSssassS Better 6cS pe dS9 FA noSh.T
Of Mrs Philip Friend. Services will
be held at Gawler'S Funeral Home
on Friday. April "A. at IL am. %
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day, April ~, 1859. at her resi-
Md, MILDRED 4. GODFREY be-
and mother ~ Mrs Mildred a Arm.
strong and James s. Godfrey. She
also is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Anna Schillo. three brothers, Lewis,
Akin r. and Franklin B. Seller,
ana four grandchildren. Relatives
and friends NAV call ate the Gasch
Funeral Home ABB Baltimore ave.
Fya ttsville, Nd, after Il pm Thurs
day, April ~ where services will
be held on Saturday, April rs. at
II am. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery "a
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Z" W StISEy Apr I"s -. 1861 At SeTr
Si'f SGsfsh tt5 d the Sci S:ioI EaST Tis
Of the late franklin J. Fastnaught
and mother OF Emma R. Iseftwich,
Clara K Austin Margaret z, Doug
lass. Susie P. Quick and william
Festnaugnt. Funeral services Al
1861 Good Hope I'd sc. tparking
facilitiesl, on Friday, April "a. at
/ pm Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. 23
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WILLIAMS. NJ. ALICE. On Tuesday,
April 81. 1859, at her residenc,
1926 9th st. NV. NJ. MICE VII
LIAMS Notice of funeral later
Arrangements BY Dovie G. Brooks
and Otis F. Allen.
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ROSE, MARY WILMER. on wednes-
aosDt APF MARY WE %GME L A kosE q
King George, Va. aged II. mother
of Turner Rose and sister Of Nancy
BYRD Turner and Bessie 7. Turner.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday, April "a, at . pm. at
st. Johns Episcopal Church. King
George. Va Interment will follow
In church cnln,atnrN
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HILL, AUBREY. on Friday, April

II. 1859, AUBREY HILL Of 729
Kenyon st. NV. cousin OF John
H. Hill. He also is survived by
other relatives and friends. After
4 pm Thursday. April %. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
funeral services will be held on
Friday April "a, at 10 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry
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April II, 1859. after a brief illness,
at Kensington Gardens Senitarium,
Kensington Md. IDA DAY CUM
MINGS, widow Of the late William
Riley Cummings, mother Of the
late Jessie Cummings Baylies, be-
loved grandmother Of william c.
Baylies Dorothy F Bsylies and Mrs
Richard G. Stedman sister OF DR.
+. r. Day Of Mayfield, XIV, and Dr..
O. Day Of Louisville. Ky. Burial
was In Walnut Hills Cemetery,
April IA.
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Day April II iir,I IsSa at zS GTGrse
VICTORIA DANiLoWicz Of 5000
stark St. Kensngton. Nd, beloved
wife of Julis Danilowicz. mother
OF Mrs Mamie Yob, Leon, Henry
and Joseph Danilowicz. Funeral
from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home 1891 GeorEia ave. NV. on
Saturday, April 25, at SO am.
REQUIEM mass at st. Catherine
Laboure Church, Wheaton, Md. al
am Interment Gate Of Heaven
o Cemetery Relatives and friends
invited "A
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DAY. April 81, 1859, at his resi-.
dcnce, 9i0a Linton st Silver sprins
Md. HOMER H CUMMINGS, the
beloved husband OF Mrs Rosa K
CUMMINGS and father Of Julian c
CUMMINGS. He also is survived by
two brothers Friends may call al
the zee Funeral Home, 4th st
am Mass. ave ne. where services
will be held on Friday, April "a
at pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery ~
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1RANSON, ARTHUR 5. At III Ivan-
husband Of Minnie NJ Branson,
father Of Edith NJ Zawasky, brother
OF Taylor aad Joseph Branson and
Chambers Funeral Home. 81 18th
st Sc, on Friday, April "a At
$40 am. Mass In St TeIesa's
Church at . am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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VISEWAN' JAMEo 0JIMI. On Wtunts-
Wis;EMRN of -4eaI Ne Newton SAT pi. NV
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by Jarvis.
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RUANE. JOHN A. On Tuesday, April
II, 1859. at his residence, 1920
Clydesdale pl NV, JOHN A.
RUANE, beloved husband OF the
late Nora NJ, Ruane, father of John
j and Robert F. Ruane and Mar
garet Donovan. Funeral services at
the Collins Funeral Home, 1921
14th st. NV on Friday, April "a,
at $3.50 am. Requiem mass at
the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart at
10 am. lnterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. %
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16

pork chops, Egan says. II don't know why - pork chops used to be a favorite, but they just don't apeal anymore"
 Egan puts in full week as Governor He estimates the av- craze work day is 10 hours long, including couple, of hours at the office at night and four or five on Saturdays and Sundays.
 His state travels have carried him from Ketchikan to Nome in the last six months.
 He has been out of Alaska three times since resuming his duties - but mostly he sticks close to his desk nm and confesses he doesn't get enough exercise, now limited mostly to walking to. and from work
 II should get downtown more often," he says. Tt would be good exercise climbing the hill to the capitol"
 Mrs. Egan bought her husband a vibrating exercise couch in hopes he would use it at home to loosen up a bit while he relaxed.
 T tried it once," Egan smiles. That was enough"
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
Story of the Exodus Rivals History's Greatest Epic Productions

Cecil B. DeMille's epoch-mak- ing production of ''The Ten Con- mandments" is acclaimed by audi ences, the press and the pulpit as one of history's greatest mo- ton pictures.
 Ten years in the making, the dramatization of the life of Moses has a huge starring cast, headed by Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner, Anne Baxter, Edward c. Robin son, Yvonne De Carlo, a support ing cast of distinguished stars, and 25,000 extras.
 The three-hour, 39-minute Par amount production, filmed in part at authentic Biblical sites in Egypt, backgrounds the reverent story of Exodus with screen his tory's most immense spectacle.
 Starting at the Nomerama on Christmas Day, reserve tickets are on sale at the North Star Res taurant during the day, and at the Theater at night.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
VATICAN TAKES STEP TOWARD MAKING U.S.-BORN CONVERT A SAINT

VATICAN CITY, tR - Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton came another step closer yesterday to becoming the first U. S.-born saint of the Roman Catholic Church.
 The Vatican's congregation of rites approved the virtues and heroic qualities of the founder of the Sisters of Charity of St. Jo- seph in America, convert to Catholicism who died in 1921 at the age of 46.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-16
Robust, 177-Pound Governor Egan
 Recalls Horrible January Crisis

JUNEAU, tR LILLY William A. Egan, a man to whom an ideal dinner consists of fried round steak and any kind of potatoes, came out of near fatal illness with a craving for grapefruit and bacon.
 q never liked bacon before, :" says Egan, the 45-year-old first Governor of Alaska, ''but I can't get enough of it now"
 It all started earlier this year as the Democratic Chief Execu- tive rallied from a series of four major operations in long bout that he almost lost.
 At the hospital in Seattle" the well-fed Egan now recalls, "they would bring me grapefruit, bacon and a boiled egg for breakfast. I wouldn't eat the egg, but I got started on the other two and can't seem to stop"
 Egan underwent the first of his series of operations a year ago, to clear up a relatively minor complaint that plagued him dur ing his successful campaign in 1858.
 While recuperating, he was stricken by the gall stone attack, and re-entered the hospital with in hours after he was sworn into office on last January 3, the day Alaska became the 18th State.
 The second operation followed here the next week, but after com plications dveloped he was flown to Seattle for an emergency oper- ation at Virginia Mason Hospital January 19.
 Dr. Joel w. Baker, the hospitals chief surgeon who headed the team which performed the oper- ation, said at the time Egan had only "a desperate chance to get we'll"
 Somehow he recovered, but it was a weak and still ailing Gov ernor who climbed on the hospital scales in February and was shocked to see his weight waver at something under 115 pounds.
 The Governor had boosted his weight to 129 pounds when he returned to Juneau in April to meet for the first time with the First State Legislature, in session since January.
 He returned to Seattle in May for the last operation, to clear up remaining surgery that he was too weak to undergo during the emergency batle to save his life.
 ''They told me I'm wired for sound," Egan says, batting ab- dominal muscles still supported by steel grid ''that is part of me now for good" The wiring, stitched in as part of the final surgery, bothered him a bit at first, but is no longer noticeable, Egan says,
 His present weight, the 5-foot 713 inch Governor reluctantly ad- mits, is about 177 pounds - Dr. Baker probably would faint if he knew"
 He now eats practically any thing ''particularly bacon, crisp" - but no longer enjoys
Evening star., 1959-12-15

In light Of the rapid growth,
not many coaches will mourn
the passing Of the Bi-County
League.
Personally. I'd like to see ii
break up" one says.
I'D rather play a smaller
school from my own county
than some of these league
teams" another says.
There is a growing rift be-
tween the counties, although
there is hesitancy in admitting
! it.
The Prince Georges schools
schedule many afternoon con-
tests at a very early hour so
that their students will have
time to attend before catching
the school bus. Despite this,
the crowds often are small be-
cause the visiting team can
not bring its supporters.
In football, Montgomery
County schools are scheduling
more and more games on Sat-
urdays. This breaks up the
week end for visitors from
other counties, and prevents
going to a college game, etc.
Then too, it is no secret
there is a widening gap in the
coaching. Montgomery County
schools are employing more
coaches and paying them more