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CLUB CALENDAR

Committee. will serve as mod
orator for a panel discussion
Of THE New Look for News
at the Democratic Conven-
ton"
Greater Falls Church Re-
publican WOmen's Club -
Luncheon bridge meeting at
10:30 am. at the home Of
Mrs. John H. Prayer.
University Women's Club
international relations
study group at II am. fol-
lowed by luncheon.
B'Nai Israel Sisterhood-
Installation luncheon at noon
at Fig Auditorium.
WOmen's Progress Club
Installation luncheon and
card party ct noon in the
Embassy Room Of the Broad
moor.
Katharine Gibbs Alumnae
Association Of Washington
May dinner meeting at 6
pm. at the Jefferson Hotel.
Silver Spring WOman's
Club-Husbands and wives
night at 8 pm. at Mont
gomery Blair High School
girls gymnasium.
Arlington Branch, AAUW
international relations Sec
tion at 8 pm. at the home
Of Mrs. Donald K. Stevens.
Falls Church League Of
Women Voters-Evening unit
at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Charles Gendreau.
Junior Woman's Club Of
Silver Spring-Board of di-
rectors at 8:15 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Robert D. Bel
lamy, Silver Spring.
Montgomery County WV
Wives-Executive committee
meeting at $3.50 pm. at WV
Cottage, Jesup Blair Park.
Kappa Chapter, Phi Sig
ma UpsilOn-Founders' Day
dinner at $3.50 pm. at Water
Gate Inn.
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are good and there has been
very little sickness in our
home this winter. eyes. it
has been broken since before
Christmas and our repairman
husband and father is out
of town so it won't be fixed
until he returns).
When we do get it fixed
again I'd like to have a few
things settled with the chill
dren so we1l all know just
what the TV situation is 60
ing to be in our home.
Please help me for I don't
know all the answers.
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TOMORROW

WOman'S Club of Chevy
Chase, Md.-German class at
9:45 am. at the home of Mrs.
Eduard Farber. Drama sec
tion annual luncheon at noon
at Kenwood Country Club.
WOman's Suburban Demo.
cratic Club-Meeting at 10
am. at Unitarian Church of
Montgomery County. Mr..
Samuel Brightman, deputy
director for public affairs of
the Democratic National
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where 1t was stored in q
closet for another two years.
We have now been in our
house for five years. The
washer has been in constant
use 1--WE have three children)
and so far, no major repairs
have been needed.
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been identical to yours and
my husband had the same
misgivings about storing any
kind of motor. However, all
turned out we'll.
We have a washer that we
had used two years before
moving into an apartment
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE

the ends have had enough
time to cool.
If you have too much trou-
bic with melting lipsticks, !
would suggest you purchase
only liquid lipsticks that are
on the market now.
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Picking UP Pins
Z. M, Washington

I would like to give Miss
B. c. of Washington some
suggestions for picking up
pins from the floor. A good
magnet will do the job but /
spread an old sheet on the
floor and just pick it up
when through sewing.
If she doesn't want to do
that, she could just spread
newspapers around. This also
takes care of scraps of mate
rial dropped.
I am glad to offer some
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Advice Asked on TV Programs
Mrs. M. L. B., Washington

For time have been wanting to write about the
televson problem with children and glad to the
first article asking for help in solving this problem
So far the have not been definite enough for
purpose except the where the writer suggested
throwing the TV away. dim viewer" and heartily
with her sentiments but do want to be fair to the
children.
would like to know what you consider the right type
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Lipstick Mendinq
To Miss Z. b., WaShinoton

To Miss L. B.. Washington
Mrs. c. p, Washington
You can mend a broken
lipstick. All you have to do
is heat the broken ends over
a gas match or cigarette
lighter flame until they melt
enough to adhere. Then you
press them together. Then
don't use the hpstick until
Evening star., 1960-05-24
Storing Washer

Mrs. r. Il. c., W. HyGttsuille
This is to the lady and any
others who want to know
about the advisability of stor-
ing an automatic washer.
Our situation seems to have
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BIG WEEKLY CONTESTS TOO! 4s LUCKY WINNERS! ALL IT TAI

:, Look at that Grand Prize. It's Esskays
bigger-n-better End Annual Load o. Loot.
You can win it all. And-that's not all!
: This year you can win big weekly
prize-your choice of anything in the
Grand Prize Except the automobiles).
Enter as often as you Iike Just tell US
how wonderful Esskay Franks taste in
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help as I myself get so much
valuable information from
"our" Readers Clearing
House.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

Bradmoor section
Truly fine white brick large split.
level home featuring full-sizec
dining room, table-space kitchen
3 large bedrooms with . tilt
baths, paneled den with fireplace
opening onto ground-level patio
recreation room. 2-car garage
Drastically reduced to S29,a90
Vacant. A.. J. KESSINGER q Co.
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BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE HOMES

<dEV I CHASE HOME
Sl6.750-Conv. elem. school,
recreation center. Naval
Cape Cod. sep. din. rm., un.
usually nice kit, full bsmt.
above eround level with pic-
ture window. beautiful lot,
immediate possession.
S1s,90O-Conv. NH, Naval
Hosp. and elem. school.
charming brick Cape Cod,
flrepl. in liv. rm., mod. kit,
sep din. rm.. stairs to ex-
pandable I'd fir, huge pan-
eled rec. rm., fenced yard.
S19.600-3 bedrm. brick
rambler. conv. elem. school,
"a baths on 1st fir., sep
din. area, mod. kit, full
bsmt. with outside entr. and
paneled rec. rn1., cedar stor-
age closets, carport.
S21,5O0-4 bedrms., 2-bath
Cape Cod. in. park like set
ting near NH, 26-ft. iiv,-
din. area with firepl., nice
kit, bsmt.
S26.50O-Attractive brick
Colonial in Bradley blvd,
area, f1repl. in liv rm., sep.
din. rm., mod. kit, paneled
study and full bath on lst
FIR, 3 bedrms., dressing rm.
and bath on I'd fir, paneled
rec. rm., covered patio, ga
rage.
S31,000-An excellent value,
beautifully decor. bedrms.,
2-bath brick rambler, for
NAL din rm., all elec. kit,
rec, rm. above ground level,
patio.
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HOUSES FuRN. 70 RENY
(CONTlNlIeDl

ARL., N. = 4 bedrms., . baths.
nr; Loreom lane. 5000 mo. ia
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SPLIT-LEVEL-4- bedroom, 9 bath
split-level on large lot. Large 90
foot living room with full-size
dining room; large porch, and ga
rage. Available now. S165. 40
SshsTs W. sEAY Ga c6MPASY S5 ISYO' Resito9s soSEgH
lib ,WeA Broad street, Falls
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HOUSES UMFuRH. TO RENT

ADAMS ST. NE. 1901, 5 blks.
18th and R.. I; ave. n.e.--Lge.,
apts.; big yard; SiT5. OIL. 4-s2Ss.
AIR CONDITIONED Silver Spring
rambler. $500 Lorain ave. z rms,
3 baths. ACT, WO. 6-0l6O.
ALEx.-springfield area. Brick B.
bedrm. rambler; / "a baths, mod.
kit; earport. LU. 1-2232.
ALEX.--Nice brick house: 2 bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath;
full bsmt., fenced front and back
Yards; SS5. Call FL. 4-674S.
den; gar. and bsmt. Walk to Maury
and @. w. High Schools. Sl4O mo.
2IyT, lease: Immed. possession.
bsmt. Si55 mo. Immediate poss.
F. w. BERENS. so $4,000
ANDREWS AT. BASE AREA-Lge.
S-rm. house, 500 mo. Has >
separate apts., ca. with liv. rm.,
. bedrms., kit. and bath: oil h.-w.
h.: full bsmt. Dial 30l-OR.
AREA OF BETHESDA-Brk. ram
bier. vic. NH; 3 bedrms., modern
kit. rec. rm., hrepl., lse. fenced
yard: $l37 mo. VIII. 2-2266.
ARLINGTON+2-bedrm. brick semi
det., full bsmt.: shaded. fenced
yard: $3.50. ia. 2-3705.
ARL., N.-Spacious z rms, 2 baths,
de luxe kit, 24-ft. liv. rm.; Sl65,
3-yr. lease. Vacant. Option to buy.
L. COOK. JE. 2-3272.
ARLINGTON FOREST-Brick CO.
lontal; 3 bedrms.. full basement,
large fenced BACK lot; immediate
malcolm. ia. 7-3o24. ~ .
ARLINGTON FOREST-3-bedroom
now. 217 N. Emerson st.
ARL. N, 1909 abingdon st.-At-
! bedrm., gar, scr. porch; avail
immed.; S100. ia. 2-4726.
ARLINGTON, 3O9 s. Court House
rd.-Brick, 5 rooms. basement;
available Sept. Is; S9a.5O. B. F.
"a SAut S-Sio0 Goo s@5 18th st. NV.
ARL., $500 n. 3fith = 3-bedrm.
rambler: full bsmt.; on cuT-de-sac
Excel. schools. $3.50. KE. 6-6024
ARL.. N.-2-bedrm frame det.: Q
minis. to Pentagon or dntn. Wash
ington, S11O: DU. 3-59S3 or ia
2-Zo69.
ARL., n, 6O54 N; 22nd rd.-3-
b.r. brk. rambler in refined area;
vacant. S13O. ia. 7-61O6. AGENT.
ARL. : Duplex. 1906 N. Veitch.
Open. Redeeor. bedrms., liv. rm.,
din. rm.; I'd. Nr. D. C. ia. S-S973.
Sa73.
BETHESDA-6-room house: $40
per month Conveniently located.
Phone OIL. 4-59S9.
CAPITOL HILL-Small, new house;
fireplace and patio; -S135. WO.
6-2629; ewes, Ii 6-6130.
CHEVERLY-3-bedroom full base
ment. level fenced lot: ofi-st. park
ing; very clean: conv. to Balto.-
Wash. parkway; avail Sept. 6.
S14O. CLYDE r. ADAMS, Realtor.
UN. 4-1143.
NIYEVTXT NTTACT NM
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oCcntinued on Next Pass) =,
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HOUSES FOR SALE Sc.

CAPITOL HILL - 3-story row brk
zoned commercial; good rental;
$1,000 cash. Mrs. Lenney, FE. q
CHATEL g. WISE, INC.
225 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii f,-64qA
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ETHEsDA BEFORE SCHOoI.
GIULIANO, OIL. 4-11OO
BETH CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE. RollinEwood
area-S20.450 Dutch colo-
nial, big den, "a bath, new
kit, 3 bedrms., bath, storage
attic, full bsmt., garage, deep
lot fenced.
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RAPTs. UMFURNIsRED APIS. UNFURNIsHED-VA. \

Si3s 10Th ST. y: ARLINGTON;
bedrm., liy. rm,, kitchen and bath;
S12.50. including utilities. See
mgr. ia. 7-5037. H. O. sMITHY
CO., ST. 3-J3O0.
1911 GLENVIEW AVE.-TERRAcE
APTs.; lse. liv. rm., din. area
ssdrm,&; & lss; kit; newly nIIsctasS dssoratsdi HNi
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

DELIGHTFUL vacation or retire
ment property. 5-rm. modern
house. large screened porch. dou-
Bile garage, large lot, private pier
on sheltered cove. w. r. THOMAS
Piney Point, Nd. Great Mill,
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SILVER SPRING : 3-bedrm., den
tw.:-w.,, and ceiling-to-fir. book
shelves), 21a baths. liv. rm., FAM,
din. rm.. GE kit, util. rm., bsmt.,
WV carpet, brick split-level. cor
lot: nr. schools; S195 mo. HU
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ARL., new brk. rambler; 8 bed
sIss. sss kit. 0s.aai sp.aaaiG SET ist.rsom. Slm r re-;
rm: 2 frepl.: attrac. furn. incl
Tv, washer XII. BITE cL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-H.w.

AIR.c0ND: 1st a.; 9:rm, deco
ssIt.r 6sdra s suite % oVer ssxiG 30 e.
long, small bedrmS. 12xI2,. rec.
rm. and built-in garage, 4 baths
and powder rms. lge. garden area.
school; must move 70 Chicago this
week. Only S2a,500. 1923 Hem
lock st. NV. TU. 2-2312.
ALICE DEAL, 100
immaculate semidetached brick
home In z hne convenient, neigh
boyhood. Finest public and paro-
chial schools: & rooms. including
bedrooms, Ia baths on End
floor; full basement with lavatory
snd new gas furnace garage; lao
INsrANThYi rffnsffh i0' rRANR sHoUsD s pHiL. SILL
Wo. s-51sa. "a '''
ALLISON ST., Mr.. 10th NV
i55sUI:: iRXl U.I:ssa5 tglH 6'mt. Sale BY OWNER
AMERICAN UNIV. PK.-stont
porch. rec. rm., firepl., 4947 Al
bemarle ST. NV, To inspect. phone
owner after Sun. In am. only
CHEVY CHASE
Practically In Rock Greek PARK
Unusual stone house built BY
owner, with many costly extra
features. bedrms.. ga baths
"a acre, charming view Of tht
park, exceptional financing. Low
40's To see call Mrs. Hisbie
TOR. OIL. b-7321. OIL. 2-S77S
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Stuart & Maury, Inc.
Realtors

5207 WIS. AVE. KE. 7-137t
BETHESDA-FirSt offering of fin'
brick Colonial, only blk. Il
BIC. C. High School: has 8 nice
bedrms., sep. liv. rm. and din. rm.
mod. kit, full bsmt. Only S19, ESQ
EN-. 2-S206. DISTRICT-MARY.
LAND REALTY. INC: ewes. OIL
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
RIGGS PARK NE.

Beautiful basement: deep front anC
rear yards; Immaculate condition.
Sn6tty Ssdr%S niS. iss; mod csqSsp sgSp ,1 Et
ror, drapes and other extras in
cluded, blk to school. It'll
beautiful. See 1t. Price, S15,b00
Terms. Call Mr.. Stover.
CAMPANELLA AND CO.
EX. 3-4113 Ewes, LO. b-114f
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c

N1EV Of1AOG, ~. ".
EXCELLENT LOCATION, WEST OF
CONN, FOR GOOD SCHOOLS
AND EVERYTHING. TWO RX-
CELLENT VALUES ON HARRI-
SON ST. NV.
One, 10 rms, 4 baths plus powder
rm.; spacious brick, custom built
air conditioned, carpeted; home
for. gracious living.
Brick. 8 rooms, 3 baths, plus pow
decorated. 3 vrs' Old. O'Au'iuii'
on Huntington st. n.w.--Large,
det. Colonial brick, on 4 acre.
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, powder rm
and den. maids and buffers quar-
ters and bath.
ANY OF THE ABOVE HOMES CAN
LUTYK, Ia. 9-2267.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
TU. 2-11O5 RA. 3-9233
CHEVY CHASE-One Of the most
charming homes we have ever
Superbly maintained. and decorated
in exquisite taste: II Is a JOY to
look at. CENTRALLY AIR-CON-
DITIONED, with 9 delightful rms,
including excellent modern kitchen
and beautiful rec. rm. The deer
garden is one OF the most beautiful
in the area. You will love it!
Lower 3Os. Call our Uptown Of
nee, KE. 7-lS00, 'til 6 (after
call WO. 6-0290D. SHANNON &
LUCHS co.
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SILVER SPRING-2-story brk., Isl
fl. liv. rm.,. din. rm.. kit. -wLbkfst
lge. bedrms.; rec. rm. in bsmt.
corner fenced yard; air-cond
units. OR WILL SELL. OIL. 4-4556
SILVER SPRINGER. Colonial
immed. poss. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths
sep. din; rm;. firepl.. scr. porch
garage. h.-w.h.; S135 mo-; ] blk
Hecht Co. conv. to everything
DICKEY'S AP T-S0S0
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CHEVY CHASE
BARNABY WOODS

Center-hall Colonial brick-Den ant
powder room on 1st floor; 3 bed.
rms, 2 tile baths on 2nd; 2 bed.
rms. on 3rd: recreation room
maids room and bath in base.
HOUSE ssoRn IN perfect 81 aDcotmsn eSnsssn
only. Call Wo, 6-2301 til o
EDW. H. JONES 4 co, INC.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06

JUNEAU - Governor Egan this week strongly praised individual and group efforts in various Alas ka communities planning Spring Clean-Up campaigns.
 "The coming of Spring heralds the early arrival of large groups of tourists, who will continue to visit our communities throughout the Summer and Fall seasons" the Governor said. ''It is essential not only from the reaction of these visitors, but also from the stand point of our own spirit and morale that we present the best possible front"
 Governor Egan singled out for particular praise the city of Fair banks, where residents plan ma jor painting project June 11-12 to re-paint and brighten the appear ance of Cushman Street as part of a designated Operation Face lift.
 The Fairbanks Identification project will be carried out by volunteers from a number of civic organizations in competition with various municipalities in Washing ton State where the community improvement programs are being undertaken as preliminary to the forthcoming Century 21 Exposition.
 The Governor met this week with Mrs. Constance Field, color consultant and civic decorator, who has been loaned by the w. P. Fuller and Go. to work with com munities in Washington and Colo rado.
 "The prime accomplishment of town identification projects in addition to the greatly improved
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
GOVERNOR EGAN POINTS TO FAIRBANKS CIVIC FACILITATING AS BEST ALASKA SPRING SPIRIT

physical appearance of the com munity," said Mrs. Field, lis the development of new and enthu- siastic spirit of cooperation and pride by the people in their com munity."
 Mrs. Field will serve as con- sultant to the Fairbanks undertak- ing and also would be available to work with other Alaska commit mites desirous of planning similar facelifting projects.
 The Washington Dahlia Crow CTS have shipped 1000 tubers to Fairbanks for it's project, and Wey- erhauser Lumber Go. has donated several thousand fir seedlings to the program for use in street planting and for school and play ground landscaping.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
ACS Prepares to Connect
 With New Dillingham; Line

SEATTLE, R - Alaska Com munication System is ready to in terconpect it's long distance tele- phone network with Trans-Alaska Telephone Co.'s new exchange at Dillingham; as soon as Trans-Alas- ka gets state franchise.
 Col. George F. Rogers, ACS commanding officer here, so re- ported yesterday.
 He said Trans-Alaska had re- quested an interim connection be- tween it's exchange and the ACS network pending validaion of the franchise. Col. Rogers said ACS could find no authority in Alaska law which would permit it to do this. He said the proposed con- nection with Trans-Alaska will not alter the present service ar rangement between ACS> and Dill lingham Radio Station KWC63, operated by the Boring Sea Fish ermen's Union.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
State Dept. Says Japanese Cannot Fish Bristol Bay

JUNEAU, LR - A proposal by private firms for Japanese freezer ship operation in Alaska's Bristol Bay has run into another roadblock - this one set up by the State Department.
 The plan, which earlier had drawn opposition from Alaska of- ficials, would apparently be in direct contravention" to terms of the North Pacific Fisheries Trea- ty, State Department official said.
 That view was expressed in a letter from Stuart Blow foreign affairs officer n the Office of the Special Assistant for Fisheries and Wildlife in the State Department.
 Blow, in letter to Gov Egan, made it clear the State Depart ment has received no communica- ton from the Japanese govern ment concerning the plan,
 The proposed freezer ship op- eration was outlined last week in a letter to Gov. Egan from a Cali fornia reresentative of a firm re- portedly negotiating with Jap anese fishing company.
 Blow said use of Japanese ves- sels in the Bristol Bay area for loading, processing, possessing or transporting salmon would in- volve a violation by Japan of its treaty obligations"
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06

SUPERIOR COURT
 FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
 SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
 THORE OELSON, Deceased. NOTICE OF HEARING OF ADMINS TRAITORS FIRST AND FINAL AC- COUNT AND REPORT, AND PETITION FOR FINAL DISTRIBUTION AND DISCHARGE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Raymond H. Tveter, administrator of the estate of Thore Oelson, deceased, has this day filed in the Court his First and Final Account and Report, and Petition for Final Distribution and Discharge in the above entitled estate, and that the Court has designated Monday, the 27th day of June, 1860, at the hour of 10 o'clock AM, as the time, and the Court Room at Nome, Alaska, as the place, where said account, report and petition will be heard; and all persons interested in said estate are hereby required to file their objections to said report, &C., count and petition, if any they have, in writing, on or before said day, in the court, and to appear at the time and place aforesaid and present their ob- jections; and at the said hearing, the Court will determine what persons are to take the estate under the laws of the State of Alaska.
 DATED at Nome, Alaska, this 27th day of April, 1860.
 HUBERT A. GILBERT,
 Superior Court Judge. Publish April 29, May 6, l3, 20, 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
Chessman's Attorney Claims Convict Chose Death to Shield Daughter

SAN FRANCISCO, lR = Caryl Chessman's attorney claims the convicted sex bandit chose death in San Quentin's gas chamber rather than jeopardize his 17-year- old daughters safety by naming the real red light bandit.
 George T. Davis said Wednes- day Chessman feared underworld reprisals" against the girl, his sole survivor.
 ChesSman was executed Mon day. To the last he maintained his innocence, but steadfastly re- fused to name the man he said he knew committed the 1948 kidnap- robbery-sex abuse crimes in Los Angeles lovers lanes.
 The attorney said Chessman was married in 1940 and the couple had daughter before being divorced ChesSman subse- quently remarked and divorced again.
 As far as is known, the exist ence of his first wife and a daughter never was revealed pub licly before.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
Ike May Cancel Russian Tour

Continued from Page One) Department were withholding any definite reaction pending a report from U. s. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson in Moscow of the facts behind Khrushchev's spectacular announcement that Soviet forces had shot down a United States aircraft last Sunday.
 Khrushchev Ordered Shot"
 The second round in Khrush- chev's offensive was fired today by Marshal Andrei A. Grechko. Speaking before the Supreme So- viet as Khrushchev had, Grechko said the U. S, aircraft was de- stroyed by single shot of a Ire markable rocket" and that the decision to fire was made by Khrushchev personally.
 For the outside world the Grechko speech carries forward Khrushchev's main argument that Eisenhower is jeopardizing the success of the summit conference. He called the plane incident an example of U. s. aggressive action against the Soviet Union.
 But his case embraced several other points, including:
 l. Eisenhower's decision to leave the Paris meeting after seven days, if it continues beyond a week, shows a lack of interest in seeking peace.
 2. His assignment of Vice Presi- dent Nixon as a possible substi- ute if the conference lasts over a week is bad because Khrushchev claims Nixon is not interested in ending the cold war.
 3. The United States has taken an intransigent attitude on dis armament issues instead of dis playing desire for agreement with the Soviet Union.
 4. The U. S. attitude on Ger man and West Berlin problems is not in line with the need to settle East-West differences and end the cold war.
 KhruShchev said his govern ment twill make a severe protest" to the United States over the all legged violation of its air space, but the communication had not been received last night.
 There was no official identifi- cation of the craft.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
Portland Businessmen Booked for Alaska Tour

PORTLAND, R - Ten Portland businessmen are signed for the Eleventh Annual Portland Cham Der of Commerce tour to Alaska.
 An announcement Wednesday said more are expected before the May 15-24 tour.
 Baker Ferguson. vice president of the First Naional Bank and chairman of the Chambers Alaska committee, will head the delega- ton.
 The trip by air will be from Portland to Ketchikan, and then to Juneau, Sitka, Skagway, Haines, Anchorage, Seward, Ko- diak, Palmer, Fairbanks, Nome, Kotzebue, Point Barrow and Circle.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA, SECOND JUDI- GAL DISTRICT
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS
 No. 1113 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ANNA ANDERSON, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William T. Haley of Nome, Alaska. has been duly appointed the Administrator With Will Annexed of the estate of Anna Anderson, deceased, by order of the Judge of the above-named Court. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them in proper legal form, with vouchers attached, to the said Administrator at Nome, Alaska, within a period of six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 Dated this 18th day of April, 1860.
 WILLIAM T. HALEY
 ADMINISTRATORS VIRGIL D. VocHosKA Attorney at LdtD Attorney for Administrator Publish April g, 29, May 6, 13, 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06
Honoring Mother

L'OR OVER HALF A CENTURY, Americans have Il traditionally observed the second Sunday in May Mothers Day, in accordance with custom estab- lished by the late Miss Anna Jarvis
 This year our Governor William Egan calls upon all Alaskans to join in offering their prayers and homage to those whom honor by calling Mother" whether living dead and observing this day in fond remembrance of them.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-06

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.