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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-20
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FALLS CHI1RCH

PALS cHURcH
3-bedrm., 1ls-bath brk, ramb. in
charming oakwood Sec; CENTER
hall entr., lge. patio, central air
eond.. earpeting, extra large liv.
rm. with drepl.: many Ice, trees.
Directions: Great Fails st. to Dor
chester; right TO Langston lane,
l EH to Ne .S S9s, MoogcuEE AoEN-
way, Arl.. Va. JE. 2-220O.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, $4,000
Three-bedrm. hrk. rambler on ter
raced "a acre; .25-ft. living dining
area, equip. kit, washer, tiled
bath. stairs to attic; mr., schools.
$3.50 cash. Ss5 mo. FHA. LUCILLE
COOK, owner. JE. 7-75nS.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Police Pursue Clues
In Sleeping Girls Case

CLEVELAND Aug. II (AP) P)-Seeking to prove Mrs Lillian
Fatantonio negectful mother of her two sleeping
beauty daughters detectives today continued searching for
the and type of seepnducing drugs administered
29yearold mother faces charges in Juvenile Court
that mstreated Bernadette Vena Fratantonio
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Refugees Make
20-MiIe Column

BRUSSELS, Aug. II (AP).-
Men, women and children last
night were reported fleeing
Luluabourg. capital Of strife
torn Kasai province, in a
column nearly 20 miles long.
The Belgian radio quoted a
report from a special Congo
central government investi-
eating committee as saying the
arrival of United Nations
troops had failed to end inter-
tribal warfare.
The report said the refugees
were exhausted, hungry, thirsty
and without any form Of pro-
lection.
Men of the Lulua and the
Baluba tribes are killed every
day throughout Kasai province,
the report said. The Baluba
originally came from the neigh
boring province of Katanga,
and the Lulua never have ac-
cepted them.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

tantonio got to know the man
well while they worked to-
gether and continued seeing
him until around November,
1859. Detectives declined to
give his name. Inspector Rich
ard R. Wagner said corrobora-
tive statements indicate tha
man would fit the category of q
boy friend, as reported.
Evening star., 1960-08-17

by feeding barbiturates to them
without the authority Of
physician. A hearing is sched-
uled Friday.
Bernadette has been at
Mount Sinai Hospital since
last September, when she went
into sleeping spells lasting 18
to "a hours. Venita entered
the same hospital last month,
suffering from dizzy spells.
Doctors Were Baffled
The sudden Sapses into long
periods of coma baffled doctors.
Then it was discovered the
girls had been secretly drugged.
The mother subsequently ad-
mitted to police that she did it.
The day before Mrs. Fratan-
tonic leftStheir bedside to enter
st. Ann Hospital to bear her
fifth child and third daughter,
Antonine, the sleeping beau
ties" awoke.
For 10 days now the girls
have been perfectly normal.
Both are in custdy of the hos
pital as wards of the court.
Meanwhile, detectives sought
to learn where the drugs were
obtained and what type of bar
bitWates were used.
Detective Sergt. Norman Fer
ris said his men had estab-
lished that a doctor had pre-
scribed IL barbiturate tablets
for Mrs. Fratantonio in March.
1859. They were to calm what
was described as her nervous
ness"
bOttle is tOunQ
Another possible clue for de-
tectives was found in the medi-
cine chest of the Fratantonio
home in suburban Cleveland
Heights. 1t was a 100-capsule
bottle-and it was empty. Dep
uty Coroner Lester Addison said
the empty bottle bore a manu-
facturer's label, describing that
each capsule contained three
different barbiturate COM
pounds.
Sergt. Ferris said it also was
learned Mrs. Fratantonio had
worked for a Cleveland Heights
drugstore for eight months, un-
til she was dismissed in the fall
Of 1858.
A part time worker in that
store was questioned for three
hours, then released after Civ
ing detectives a statement. He
quit the drugstore when she
got fired" Sergt. Ferris said,
"and he has not worked there
or in any other drug place
since"
Sergt. Ferris said Mrs. Fra
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Sportsweor
Reductions

IS Skirts, oil wool ond blends OF
$3.50 Docron polyester ond 450o
wool. Clear colors, checks and
tweeds. Comparable values 1895
and l4.e5, 900
81 Skirts. pleoted or slim. Cotton
or blends Of Docron ond cotton.
Cleor eolors and potterns. Compor-
oble values 9.e9 ond more, 500
II Shirts, cotton or Docron and cot
ton. Potterns and white with eolored
trim. Comparable voIue 699, 500
Is Shirts. long sleeved. Docron ond
cotton with florol embroidery. Com
parable voIue 7.99, 500
II Wool Tunies, brown or block;
oIso pIoids in ereen-brown coIorines.
Comparable values | .e5 and 1875,
TOO
9 Wool Jersey cesdiseRs, plum
color. Comparable voiue 1925.
500
IS Sweeters. Orion ocryIie or wool.
All with importont bulky lcok. COL
lored or coIlorless. Cieor colors or
black horizor:o, stripes or brown.
Comparable volues 9.9o and 1905.
TOO
WGl-Sportsweor, Bird Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

ding the old Business High
School. he joined the Howar(
w. Phillips Insurance Co. IL
1880 as an accountant.
In 1889 he became an in,
lsurance broker and continued
to be associated with thu
Phillips company.
Mr.. Hendricks was q member
of Federal Lodge No. /, of thu
Masons.
He leaves his wife, Suzanne
of the home address and Z
daughter, Mrs. Helene Rey-
nolds, and three grandchildren
all Of Green Acres, Md. -
Services were held Monday
at the Ives Funeral Home
2847 Wilson boulevard, Arling-
ton. Burial was in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
c. S. Monnier,
Auto Pioneer

DETROIT, Dec. tAP)-
Services were scheduled today
for a man who built his own
auto at about the same time
that Henry Ford was tinkering
with his early models.
He was Charles s. Monnier,
81, who died Tuesday.
Mr.. Monnier, owner of a
bicycle supply firm, built his
car before the turn Of the CEN
tury. His interest in autos
caused him to turn his Arm
into the Monnier Auto Supply
Co., believed to be the worlds
first auto accessory firm.
His wife said she did not
remember the exact date when
Mr.. Monnier built his car.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Bishop McNomoro
Rites Are Held

A requiem mass was said to-
day for the Most Rev. John NJ.
Mcnamara. auxiliary bishop OF
Washington, who was eulogized
for "the integrity Of his priest
liness."
The bishop died Sunday at
the age of SO in Providence
Hospital.
The Right Rev. Msgr. John
K. Cartwright. rector of st.
Matthey's Cathedral, delivered
the sermon at the requiem mass
this morning at the cathedral.
Archbishop O'Boyle also gave
the last blessing just before
Bishop McNamara's body was
brought from the cathedral to
a hearse and taken to Emmits-
burg. Md, for burial services
there this afternoon.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Rites Set Today
For A. T. Spring
And His Wife

Graveside services for Real
Admiral and Mrs. Arthur F
Spring, who. died in an all
crash November is near Ma.
nila, were to be held at II
am. today at Arlington Gene.
terry.
Admiral Spring was com.
mander of the United States
Naval Base at Subic Bay, Lu.
zon, Philippines. A native Of
Laconia. N. H., he was attached
to the Bureau of Ordnance al
the Navy Department from
1943 until 1916. He attended
the Industrial College of the
Armed Forces here for two
years, graduating in 1854.
Admiral and Mrs. Spring
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Mrs. W. II. Pouch Dies;
Headed OAR and CAR

she laid the cornerstone for the
memorial bell tower at Valley
Forge, Pa. She belonged to the
Daughters of American Colon
lists, Daughters of 1912. the
Huguenot Society, the Daugh-
tiers of Colonial Wars, the Co
lonial Daughters. of the Seven
teenth Century, the Colonial
Danes of the Seventeenth Gen.
tury and the National Society
of New England Women.
She was a past national pres.
ident Of the Patriotic Women Of
America and a charter member
of the National Mothers Mem
ory Club. Her husband died in
1859.
Mrs. Pouch was buried Tues
day at Staten Island. N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Mrs. william II. Pouch, So
former national president gen.
eral Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and the
Children Of the American Rev
olution. died Saturday in New
York after q brief illness.
Mrs. Pouch, the former
Helena R. Helwig, maintained
q suite at the Mayflower Hotel
here during her CAR term OF
office from 1887 to 1899 and
her OAR presidency from l94l
to 1914.
The national tennis singles
champion and women's doubles
champion in 1895, Mrs. Pouch
won a number of other tennis
trophies.
During her OAR presidency,
Evening star., 1960-12-01
{. D. Hendricks,
insurance Broker

Edward d. Hendricks, 81
an insurance broker. died after
a heart attack last Thursday
at Doctors Hospital. He lived
at 1914 Wraywood place, Falls
Church.
Mr.. Hendricks was born in
Baltimore and came to WASH
ington as a child. After atten-
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Comero Savings

! Weston Moster III Exposure
Meter. Regularly 26.95, 1900
! Wittnouer Electric Eye Smm
Movie comera, with f:l.o
lens. Regularly l0o.95. $500
! Wittnouer Cine Simplex
Electric Smm Movie cemera,
three lens ond buiIt-in expo
sure meter. Regularly 202.O0.
5000
! Bell 6 Howell 1904 Movie
Cemero. Regularly 1895,
$500
! rsus SIS EIeeetro-Motie
Slide Protector with remote
control cord. Regularly 1895,
44.oo
z Revere l27 Electric Eve
ComeFas with cose and flosh. D..
Regularly 1895. $500
! MorshoII Photo OIL -coIorins
Set. Regularly l4.95, 800
] voishtlonder Bessomotie
Comera with zoom lens, 5Omm
lens. 35mm lens ond de luxe
cose. Regularly 587.e5,
$4,000
z Reeordio Tepe Recorders.
Regularly oe.95. 1000
z Poloroid Model $50 Com
eros. ReedIorIy 1895, 5000
! PoIoroid SoA comero. Reg
ulorly 76.o5. $500
! Webeor Regent coronet
Stereo Tope Recorder. Records
ond ploys stereo, complete
with 2 mierophones. Regularly
1895, 10000
! DoIite Golden choIIenser
40x40 Projection Screen.
Regularly 22.e5, 1000
! Knox 4ox4o Protection .
Screen. Regularly 9.99, 400
z Mansfield SkyIerk Slide Pro. .
jeetors. Regularly 34.95,
1900
8 Mansfield "Keder" Slide
Projectors. Regularly 1895, -.
1900
! opta-vue Slide Protector
with ready = motto changer.
Regularly 1895, 1000
WGl-Comeros, lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

leave a son, 1t. Arthur T.
Spring Of Windsor, Conn.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
Archbishop Hanna's Center for
Boys, Box 100, Sonoma, Calf.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Reductions On
Art NeedIework

I Model Linen Luncheon
Cloth. cross stitch design, 50x
10" size. Comparable volue
5000, 5000
4 Model Cotton Aprons, white,
coIored oppIiques. Comparable
voiue 500, 400
ChFistmos Models:
I White Velvet Stocking.
Comparable volue $50, 500
z Felt Stockings. Comparable
volue 7.5o and 500,
$50 end 500
z Cord holdess. Comparable
volue 500. 500
! Model Petit Point Dillfold.
Comparable voIue 500, 500
! Model Petit Point Clutch
Beg. Comparable volue 800,
1850
! Model Petit Point chonse
Purse. Comparable volue
1000, 7.so
! PsiF NeedIepoint Pictures,
kitten design, white fromes.
Comparable value $50, $50
Q Model Cotton Pillow cese.,
assorted designs. Comparable
voIue $50 to 500,
$50 10 800
s Model Linen SampIer Well
hensinss. Comparable voiue
500 TO $50. $50 70 500
Ssemped Linen Luncheon
Cloths. loop stitch design, fin
ished edge:
! 6oxS0" size. Comparable
voIue $50, 500
z 1850" size. Comparable
voIue 7.e8, 400
s 52x7o" size. Comparable
voIue 500, $50
5 52xS2" size. Comparable
value 300, ZOO
! Model knitted Boby Set.
socque. bonnet, bootees. Pink.
Comparable volue $50, 500
WGl-Art Needlework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sovinss From Our
Rodio, TeIevision,
Stereo, Record
Center
I Zenith De Luxe Clock
Radio. 1877
z RcA Victor Low-Priee Clock
Radio, I'LL
3 RcA Victor Clock Rsdies.
1877
z RcA Victor FiIteromie Clock
Rodio, 1877
] RcA Victor Twin Speaker
Tohle Redo, 1917
lRcA Victor Fiiteromic TobIe
Rodio, l4.77
z 6enereI Electric De Luxe
Clock Redios, I'LL
I RcA Victory FM-AM Wood
Cabinet TobIe Radio. 3l.77
z Grsneo FM' Clock Rodios,
l2.77
] General Electric Tronsistos
Clock Redio. 1917
I General Electric TebIe Model
Tronsistor, 1917
II GeneroI Electric Pocket
SIZE Tronsistor Redio, 1917
9 Generel Electric Portfolio
Trensistov Redios, l2.77
z General Electric Portable
Trensistor, 9.77
! RcA Victor -" Remote
Control Lo-Boy Console in
woInut, 1877
z RcA Victor Stereophonie
Console Hi-Fis, 1917
! RcA Victor Stereophonie
Console with swing out speok-
er. mahogany, 1877
! PhiIeo Console Tv in mo-
hoeony. ss.77
I RcA Victor Ebony TobIe
Model Tv, 1917
I RcA Victor Welnut TobIe
Model Tv, 1877
4 RcA Victor ~" Portable
TVS with buiIt-in ontenno,
lss.77
! RcA Victor ~" Portable
~ with buiIt-in ontenno,
1877
I RcA Victor ~" PortobIe
Tv, l0l.77
! RcA Victor Stereophonie
Hi-Fi, 69.77
! Strombers = corIson Stereo
Hi-Fi, 249.77
z Strombers = Carlson Stereo
Hi-Fis, 26s.77
! SompIe Pine Record cobi-
net, 1917
I Maple Sompie Record Cobb
net, 2l.77
WGl-Rodio, TeIevision,
Stereo, Record Center,
lst Floor, North Building
Evening star., 1960-12-01

No moiI or teleI
Items marked R
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Sove Generously
On Curtains and
Volonees
cote eurtoins
s Poivs White Polished Cot
tons with ruffIed fIoroI border
in red. Comparable value
3.e5, l.ss
9 Velonees to motch obove
curtoins. Comparable volue
l.e5, sse
; Peirs White Polished Cot
tons with green trim. Com
poroble voIue 3.e5, l.s5
3 velenees to motch curtoins
just obove. Comparable voIue
l.e5, Csc
8 Pairs White Polished Cot
tons with lovender border.
Comparable value 3.e5, l.eS
II velanees to match cur
toins just obove. Comparable
volue l.e5, Csc
Is Pairs Plaid cottons. Com
porobIe voIue 3.e5, l.s5
10 Plaid csnepy vaIsnees to
match eurtoins just obove.
Comparable voIue 3.95, I.sS
7 Psirs White Polished Cot
tons. 4 embroidered In pink
and 3 in blue. Comparable
volue 6.95, 3.ss
IS velonees to motch cur
toins just obove. Comparable
voIue BIS, LIS
z Peir Hunt Scene Curtains.
Comparable voIue $50, Its
; voIonees to notch curtoins
immediately obove. Comporo-
Bile voIue l.e5. sSe
z Poirs Polished cottons in
pink and blue rosebud print.
Comparable value 4.e5, 2.sS
10 Cotton veIonees, blue ond
lavender. Comparable value
ZIG, Ito
z cenopy Tops to match above
volonees. Comparable voIue
800, l.ss
I Peir Embossed cottons,
beige. Comparable volue AIS.
2.z5
I volonee to notch obove
eurtoins. Comparable value
$50. las
s Pairs White cottons with
dotted ruffle. Comparable
value $50, i.s5
z volanees to match curtains
Just obove. Comparable value
2.l0, 100
s volonees. beige cotton with
brown dots. Comparable volue
l.95, Sse
36 VoIonees in cotton chintz:
5 red ond white; 7 black and
white; IS yellow and white.
Comparable volue so, 75e
5 Poirs Cotton crintx Cur
toins. 3 oil white, z white ond
block. Comparable value 2.95,
l.5o
10S Poirs RufHed Polko-Dot
Curtains with white ground. 8
dotted in blue, SO in green,
Al in red ond IS in pink.
Comparable volue AIS, LIS
80 veIenees to motch cur
toins just obove: l8 dotted
in blue, Al in green, 8 in red
and 7 in pink. Comparable
volue 2.95. s5e
56 Topper valonees to match
above curtoins: 4 dotted in
blue, 4 in, green, Ia in red
ond "a in pink. Comparable
value 4.95, 2.95
Foyon euTtains
Rod-Poeket Style in q BoueIs
Weave.
2o4 Pairs 50" long: 81 oold,
96 rose and Al cocoa. Com
porobIe volue 5.e5, 2.s5
lAA D.s.. on Ia I.
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Lawn Mowers
Reduced

II" Hond-propeIIed mower -3l.sy
"a" Hend-propeIIed mower Ass
"a" Self-propeIIed mower ---S4.sS
WGl-The Gorden Shop, End Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Girls SIoeks Sets
400

200 Slack Sets for girls. with cotton
corduroy sloeks end cotton knit
shirt. Sizes J 70 10 in the group.
WGL-GirIs' Apporel. 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Save on Subteen
Fashions

40 Wool Vests for subteens.
Comparable voIue 500. 100
100 Dresses in assorted styles
ond colors. in subteen broken
sizes. Comparable volue 7.oo
to 1895, 100 end ZOO
WGL-Subteen Apporel,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

BIouses and
Silk Shirts
300 '"' $50
comparable values
4.99 to 8.99
so Biouses in assorted styles, toi-
lored and dressy. Sizes 5o-36. Com
porobIs voIues 4.s9 and more 800
100 Silk Shins by famous moker;
beige, red, block, blue, l2-l8. Not
oil coIors in oil sizes. Comparable
value 8.9o, S.S9.
WGL-Neckweor and Blouses,
lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

Speeiol Purchase Of
Waitrend Reversible
Large Room-size Rugs
3o.'s
comparable paIWe $3.50
and much more
81 In green, eosel end mvlsi-eolor.
li-SxlS'; s-i2'xI2'; 7-l1
IS, snd 4-l2' 4 ls'. Not eli
eolers in oil sizes.
Also:
l4-9'xl2' in. turquoise, corol or
muIti-eolor. comparable value 47.e5,
1895
W6l-FIooreoverinos, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chose and Wheaton Plozo
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Millinery Now
GreotIy Reduced
300 :. 500

J.
comparable valmes 5.99
to 1000 and more
100 assorted hets, vsriety OF eolors
and styles.
10 Designer Hsts from our Millinery
Solon. Comparable volue IS 90 and
more. $500
WGL-MiIIiney, End Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Save On
Discontinued
QuoIity Carpet

squers yerd
Comparable voIue l2.95, SOS
l2'x2o'9" outumn beige
l2'x43' Toneier white
l2'xloe's" blue
l2'x83' bronze
WGL-Floorcoverinos, 9th Floor;
also Chevy Chose and Wheaton PIozo
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Remnonts-Fnidoy Only
Sove On Fine
Infonts' Wear

Is Three.Pieee Eton Suits in
fine vale cotton corduroy with
double breosted coat, short
sleeve white shirt and snop
crotch shorts. Blue only. In
fonts broken sizes in medium,
loree and extro Jorge. Com
porobIe voIue 7.9o, 500
Is Three-Pieee Cotton Corr
duFoy Suits with cotton lined
coot and hot and snop crotch
crowlers. Machine woshoble.
Girls suits in pink or blue
with loce trimmed coIIor.
Boys suits in blue or toost.
In broken sizes, medium, Iorqe
and extro large. Comparable
voIue 500, 500
rs Intent Girls Dresses in os-
sorted posteI coiors, styles and
fobrics. In broken sizes, IL
months and l8 months. Com
poroble value 800, 2.ss
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01

On Sale Friday,
-Sove on Girdles
And Ponty Girdles
6.ss and 12.ss
comparable u0laes
89S to 1895
20 GirdIes end Penties. pull : on
styIe, smolI size in white and pos
tells. Comparable value 1925, e.SS
~ Girdlss, some with Upper closing
and some puIl-ons, white only. Sizes
II to 81. Medium and Jorge. Com
poroble volues 9.95 and l2.95. 6.SS
s Girdles, boned front with Upper
closing, white. Sizes 70, 81. 33 ond
IS. Comparable voIue 1895, iz.ss
W6L-corsets ond Bros. Bird Floor
Evening star., 1960-12-01
Casual Sportsweor
Much Reduced

368 pieces, including dresses, eosts
and suits. WooIs. silks and eottens,
including some kniss. Misses sizes.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Nome Directory

Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Applications Still Being
Accepted for Academy

Congressman Ralph J. Rivers
today reminded young men in
Alaska that he is still accepting
applications for the Merchant
Marine Academy at Kings Point.
Kings Point prepares selected
young men to become officers in
TIL e United States Merchant
Marine with corollary qualifica-
TORS for commission as ensigns in
the u. S. Naval Reserve. Upon
con- Lection Of four year course
young man receives a bachelor
of science degree and is trained
to serve as either an engineering
or deck officer on a merchant
ship.
The Merchant Marine Academy
was started during World War II
and is located on the north shore
of Long Island, New York, over
looking Long Island Sound. The
academy occupies IS acres of what
was once the estate of Walter P
Chrysler.
Each member of the Alaska
Congressional Delegation m y
nominate up to ten young men
for admission to the academy.
Young men must be between
the ages of II and 81 unmarried
and in excellent health. Anyone
interested in applying for admis-
sion to the academy can contact
Rep Rivers at Room 1910, House
of Representatives, Washington,
D. c.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
New Airfield, New School
Dedicated in Bethel

BETHEL Up = Stormy skies
cleared here Sunday and the sun
shone brightly if not warmly on
all-day ceremonies dedicating
new airfield and school.
A special Northern Consolidated
Airlines flight carrying A guests
from southeastern and central
Alaska touched down on the new
airfield just as the sun rose.
Gov. VIM. A. Egan stepped
from the plane to be greeted by
special Air Force honor guard
from Eielson Air Force Base and
Bethel officials. The party moved
directly to a new airport main
tenance building where dedica-
ton ceremonies began.
Ben Smit, Secretary of the City
Council, welcomed the visitors on
behalf of Council President DR..
Harriet jackson who was unable
to attend.
Smit said that "The situation of
Bethel is such that it should out
shine Anchorage in no time" but
meanwhile the community
roads, sanitation and harbor i'm
provements.
Egan told the visitors and
large segment of Betheps 1,200
people that this great day for
Bethel" will soon be followed by
great days for other areas of the
state. Voter approval of bond is
sues in the last election indi-
Gates recognition of the need for
C m m u n i ty improvements, he
said.
Richard Downing, Commissioner
of Public Works, Education Com
missioner DR.. T. J. Norby and
Aviation Division Director Gene
Roguszka stressed the need for
cooperation by the people and all
branches of government to achieve
such improvements as the new
Bethel facilities.
Following the school dedication
and an official inspection of the
incomplete National Guard Ar
mory adjoining the school, an en-
tertainment program starring
cowboy and recording star Tex
Ritter was held in the community
center. 49,.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-12-14
Wave of Bombings
Strike Cities in Cuba
By Robert Berrellez

HAVANA PA wave of bomb
ings by enemies of Prime Minister
Fidel Castro has spread from
Havana to provincial cities. Ex-
plosions were reported yesterday
in Camaguey, Matanzas, Jovel-
lanos and Havana. Sugar cane
fields also were burned.
Castro has repeatedly blamed
past burnings on yankee I'M
perialists" supposedly trying to
destroy Cuba's main cash crop. He
had used cane field burnings in
his own revolution against the
Fulgencio Batista dictatorship.
Bombings in Havana have be-
come more or less routine in re-
cent weeks.
Opposition to the bearded die
tator among labor groups was evil
dent as the giant Cuban Labor
Confederation summoned leaders
of member union to boot out the
bosses of the rebellious Electrical
Workers Union-the first workers
group to stand up openly in the
defiance of Castro.
Amaury Fraginals, boss of the
electricians, led is union in a
march on the presidential palace
Friday evening, shouting "Cuba
81, Russia no." Fraginals sought a
conference with President Osvaldo
Dorticos.
Fraginals and Fidel Iglesias,
another electrical worker leader,
have been termed traitors by the
Labor Confederation.
The ment-controlled Con-
federation now appears ready to
strip both men of authority.
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