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The Nome nugget., 1960-10-10
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

CA. No 60-20
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
LOUISE B. KIDWELL, Plaintiff
VS..
WILLIAM G. KIDWELL, Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT, GREETINGS:
You are hereby required to appear in
the Superior Court of the State of Alaska
Second Judicial District, at Nome, Alaska
within 80 days after the last publication
of this Summons, namely within 80 days
after the 10th day of October, 1860 in
case this Summons is published, or
within 40 days after the date of its
service upon you in case this Summons
is served upon you personally, and an
sWer the Complaint of the above named
plaintiff on file in said court in the
above entitled action.
The plaintiff prays for an absolute div
orce in said action.
And, in the event you fail to appear
and answer the plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for want thereof, and
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for in her Complaint and as
hereinaboVe stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Hubert A
Gilbert, Judge, and the seal of said court
hereunto affixed, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1860.
Isl George Bayer
(SeaD Clerk of the Superior Court
of the State of Alaska
Second Judicial District
Virgil D. Vochoska
Attorney at LalD
Nome, Alaska
Publish Sept. 10, 26, Oct. 8, 10, 1860
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-10
Fear Replaces
Joy=In Cuba

HAVANA, R-Fear fast re-
placing the JOY that accompanied
F'idel Castro's sweep to power
nearly two years ago.
By various means, the revolu-
tionary regime is exploiting this
fear to help solidify its position.
This suggests to observers here
that the government itself may
have doubts about the depth of
its support.
Fear is nothing new to Cubans.
1t was felt during Fulgencia Bat
ista's dictatorship. Now it is be-
ginning to show again among the
usually carefree Cubans. The
label "counterrevolutionary," ug-
Hest in revolutionary language, is
easy to come by. 1t can mean pri-
son and even death.
Castro tangled nerves recently
when he announced revolution
airy posses would be organized
block-by-block to root out con-
Spirators.
Some months previously he had
called on the citizenry to inform
on unpatriotic neighbors. These
informers were officially chris
tened "civic-minded citizens" In
Batista's time, Castros under
ground followers referred with
loathing to informers as "Chiv-
atos," freely translated to "bleat-
ing goats" After Castro took over,
many of these Chivatos were i'm
prisoned, some executed.
The restoration of military tri-
bunals has been grim element
in the use of fear as deterrent to
Castro's opponents. The tribunals
in 1859 sent more than 500 per-
sons to firing squad deaths after
swift trials.
Cubans claim the government
has a veritable army of under
cover agents and unsalaried in
formers, male and female Eaves-
dropping in bars, restaurants, the
aterS, hotel Hobbies and even in
taxis, buses and churches.
People in public places stop
speaking the instant you walk
near them if they don't know you.
They eye you carefully. Many
speak in whispers, glancing over
their shoulders.
Zone just doesn't know who to
trust" young Cuban steno-
grapher said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-10

Letter-size and legal file folder
available at The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1960-10-10

Fine Job Printing AT The Nugget.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, MAY 10, 1868

um In charge of the induc-
ton ceremony were: ] 0 h n
Campbell, President; Went :
worth Potter and Dale Sch
empp, deputies; Eloise Tyler,
character; Gcnevieve Kurez,
leadership; Marian Karsnak,
scholarship; Nadene Brown
and Sandra Clary, service /;
and Mr.. Bruce Martin, spon-
Sor. Julie Wilson represented
and explained the meaning OF
the emblem of the society =,
the keystone and Flaming
Torch.
At the conclusion of the in
Structional period the candle
light topping ceremony was
conducted by senior mem =
berS, Those topped and re =
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19

in our county With the pop
ulation growth, the disposal
of garbage must be handled
by an incinerator 10 prevent
health hazards. 3"
Slate of officers TO preside
for the coming year was pre-
Sented TO the hundred leagu-
erS who attended Mrs. K :
lott Allen begins her second
year as president with Mrs.
Robert BanniSter first vice =
president and Mrs. James Os
borne second vice president,
Mrs. Harry Davis, treasurer,
Mrs. w. B. Hardy secretary
and Mrs. Peter Hitchcock ,
corresponding secretary.
Two year directors elected
were Mrs. Robert Evans
Mrs. UpSher Evans and Mrs.
Charles Webb one year dir
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19
Women League to STUDY
Financial Status of Geauga

age (l6) and what corrective
can be recommen-
ded?"
Also at the annual dinner
meeting last week at Char
don Lakes Inn, a resolution
was passed, expressing sup
port for the establishment OF
a modern incinerator in Ge-
auga, operated under the SUI
perviSion of the Department
of Health.
Said Mrs. Robert Evans,
chairlady of the study on Wa
ter ReSurCeS and Pollution,
improve sanitation conditions
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19

Study of the financial stru-
cture of Geauga county with
a view for providing Suffici-
ent funds to take care of the
basic needs of its expanding
population" was voted h e
primary local item to be ex-
plored by the Geauga League
of Women Voters this year.
The second item placed on
the current agenda is What
educational provisions are
made by the county authori-
ties for children suspended,
expelled or allowed to drop
out of Scnool under the legal
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19

and Mrs. Cornelius Utz.
Prior to the serving Of the
refreshments the induction
ceremony of the National Ho-
nor Society was repeated for
the benefit of parents an dtea-
chers Of the members and in
itiates. The original ceremony
had been held earlier be-
fore a high school assembly
The professional music is
was played by the high scho-
oil orchestra, under the dir
ection of Mr.. Thomas Stan
ton, as the senior members
marched into the gymnasi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19

night. Officers of the ] u b
are Stephen Burgess, Tom
Flyer, Charles Porter, Wilton
Barnum, Jeffrey Behm and
Timothy Patterson.
Dick and Jimmy Parsons,
IL and 10 year old sons of
Mr.. and Mrs Jay D. Par :
sonX of Mentor appeared on
televiSion Friday with a yo-
ung group of square dancers
on the Paige Palmer show
This was a preview of the
square dancing convention
held at the Cleveland Shera.
ton hotel this past weekend.
Dick and Jimmy are t h
grandsonS of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Parsons.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19

ceived into the membership
we're:
Carole Franklin, Kenneth
Graft, Cynthia Ream, Judy
Siplock, Rachel Thayer, Ka-
thleen Angel, Natash Evans,
Janice Faber, Lance Factor,
Sandra Geisler, Richard Hor-
ton, Betty Long, Janith Po-
korny and Donald Samprook.
Named as sophomore proba-
tionary members were vii :
liam GuStafSon, Larry Lind
Sey and Mary Pfender.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-05-19
Honor Students Repeat
Induction Ceremony at P.T.A.

CHESTER - The Parent
Teacher Association of t h
West Geauga Schools sponsor
ed its annual tea for the me-
mbers Of the National Honor
Society on Sunday, May 8, at
the high school building. PIT.
A. members in charge Of ar
rangements we're Mrs. Mary
Fothour, Mrs. Herman Frank
ectorS Mrs. Peter Rub, Mrs.
David Kobick; nominal
ing committee Mrs. Steven
Kiehel, Mrs. John Close and
Mrs. Walter Corey.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
::AdYentists . :.
Name. }. Pastor

Elder Henry W. Peterson,
Adventist missionary from
Singapore. today will assume
the post of pastor Of the Adel-
phi (Md.0 .Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church, $500, Riggs
road. ,, p, =,
A; native Of Moose River
MINI, the 5S-year-old minis.
ter Is o graduate Of the WASH
ingEon Missionary College and
the Potomac University here
Before going into the mission
field, Mr.. Peterson served
churches in Manitoba, Saskati
chewAn, Canada New York
and Oregon.
FOR the past IL years. Mr.
Peterson has served Is Q mis-
sionary In the Southeast Asia
Union Of Seventh-D Advent
lists with headquarters II
Singapore.
While q minister in Canada
Mr.. Peterson established reli'
giOuS, radio breGdeasting in thu
city of Regina. In his mission
postA he organized the, 11rst cor
respondence course for Biblt
study In that area.
Mr.. Peterson Is married ant
the father Of four children. III
will succeed Elder Carl HempC
aS pastor Of the Adelphl
Church, i.
Evening star., 1960-12-24

based on Greek history and
legend but not on the Bible. ]
know Of no connection between
Susie Wong" and the Bible.
The writer Of this question
mentioned two other titles Of
motion pictures, but I have
never heard Of either Of them.
. . Ha
Questien: "Is 1t written in
the Bible that = man should
cry at birth end rejoice at
deaths II 20, where?"
Answer; These words are not
found In the Bible. However,
the idea IL there. In Eeele-
siastes III are found the words
"A good name u better than
precious ointment; and the
day Of death than the day Of
ones birth" ~
40 H& A&
Distributed By the ,Reeister and
Tribune eyndieats, 1850
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Girls Role as An,0hI
In 1852 Is Revealed

There are times when you
cannot believe what you read,
Take the following case. Eight
years ago Q performance OF
"Amalal and the Night. Visitors"
was given Ia Washington. The
person taking. the major part
or the boy Amahl was listed
as Lynn Carow.
The next day the music
critic Of Q Warrington news
paper referred to the person
taking the part as Master
carow". and a. him and he.
The truth that 'he" was really
"She" came ont only recently.
Bonnie Lynn Carow, dAugh-
ter Of Glenn Carow. minister
Of music at Foundry Methodist
Church, was IL years old in
1852. One evening she went
with her mother to . rehearsal
Of "Amahl and the Night
Visitors"
The director listened TO
several boy singers try for the
role and shrugged his shoul-
ders in despair ct the end. None
could handle the part.
1T IL too bad you cannot
use o girl in the part" Mrs.
Carow said to him. my
daughter can really sing the
role"
The director listened 70 the
little girl and Immediately
asked her 70 take the part,
But there was one drawback.
At the bottom Of the hbretto
was Q line stating no woman
could take the part Of the boy
lAmahl.
Hard pressed, the director
went. TO these In charge. and
received permission to use Bon
ME provided she was listed aS
o boy. Since the child had the
slim lines Of. . boy. she was
listed merely - Lynn Carow
The name being ambiguous and
the physical lines on stage
resembling Q boy, it waS natu-
raj, that the critic and ether
were taken in by the little
! girl playing the role. .-
Evening star., 1960-12-24

he went to the rack for his
new overcOat. II was -gone. and
in its place was another gar
Iient. =. ey,A
The washington minister
made the usual inquiries, but
no result. The, next day he
returned to the hotel and went
carefully through. the. other
coat for clues. He found the
name David Grey in 1t and
promptly hastened to get .
book of delegates. But there
was no delegate listed BY that
The path seemed closed.
Then Dr.. PruAen acted on q
hunch the owner might be from
San. Francisco. He got . tele-
phont book and fortunately
only one David Grey was listed
The minister called the man
and asked him about the coat
'"You know" Mr.. Grey said
''I thought the sleeves Of the
coat were o trifls long"
Mr.. Grey, who turned out tc
be 0, reporter, for one Of the
San. Francisco papers, immO
diately returned the cost to
DR.. Pruden and got his own
hack 80" -
Evening star., 1960-12-24
RETFYI,EIlEM (D. on

BETHLEHEM I'd. C.)
:tS.S ts s.f : sH:,S!: Si; SS Be-. Be-. e:s: E:sss..
h4ht Service, 7:3O. ChfiStmGS
Day, II Ana
CHRIST ID. c. . .
18th and Qauatip, NV. Rev.
William z. 1ruenias, Christmas
'Evs ES ShilSfsH'. .I, S,srviees p.HY
pm: C6ristmas DGS, IL an.
FIRST TRINITY ID. c.
$th and 2 iets. NV. Rsy; i. ?.
Service. 2 pm; CAndlelielt 9erV-.
Ice; II Pm; christmaS Day.
MOUNT OLIVET I'd. c.
w. We .SI.S:f iSIES1ft aE:i aeS.i.t%S%.' S%' E1. Esy;
q b.mA Christmas Day, IL am.
PILGRIM
$500 sehusstts Ave. NV.
Eexts1ded: kev. Martin e; ;-Poeh:
csri:s%ss: cssrii:ss%s: bs;;, s;; I, ASd S'n. II Pm;
CALVARY (Silver SPRING.
sSsS S.,;1s ;HsOrEHss H.w Ave. y: nv; S,,,i.: Rev;
So mnS' MAJ p.y.0 Any H'M''. Sar'''-
ST. ANDREW (WheatOn)
l2247- -Gecrgia Ave, Rev, Charles
Mueller. Christmas Day, S:3O and
II p:n:i Christmas DAP. II an.
024 ofeat Pals Rd. Rev. Ralph
Kruger. ChriStmas Eve. z p.m.;
chrt.tmAs pay. II An. -,
IMMANUEL (Alexam0Fia)
1901 Russell Re.. AsV. wilmer D.
Mensing. Christmas Eve. 1850
p;m.: Christmas DAY. $50 and
OUR SAVIOR (ArllngtOn)
eth and %. Taylor. Rev. 0eorGe
WehmeyeF. ChriBtmaS Eve. Z and
IL pm; Christmas Day, $50
and IL Am.
PEACE
eefviee. 10 In .0enatoY. Theatre.
Rev. Herbert @ehWan0t. ChSist.
mas Day, 1880 Am.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Pastor Turns SIeuth.
Finds Lost Coat

Or. Edward HUGHES Pruden
Of First Baptist Church turned
Sleuth during the National
Council Of Churches meeting
In San Francisco. with results
that Sherlock Holmes would
appreciate. y...
"A couple Of days before the
meeting ended, DR.. Pruden
vent to Q Faith and Order
luncheon at the Whitcomh
Hotel. When the meal was over
Evening star., 1960-12-24

ana Lne aplLty 70 love BlIL!
Is this what Paul means by
the most excellent wAy?"
Answer: What st. Paul Is
saying tS that there are various
spiritual gifts made available
to the faithful children Of God
but that the greatest Of all
gifts Of the Spirit ID the gift
Of the ability to love. Remem-
Der that whereas there II just
one English word for love there
are six words In the Greek
language which have been
translated, love. The word
which et. Paul uses in this let
ter to the aCorinthiAn Church
Is the one which refers exc
clusively to that love which IL
strictly spiritual the love be-
tween God and mankind or
the love between humans in
their relationship to God.
~&A
Question: II would like clari-
fication:. You seemed to imply
to o reader q few weeks ago
that you believed Moses wal
taken to heaven at his death.
Did you mean spiritually oE
bodily? Can 0 dead person
enter heaven? To my best
knowledge Moses body. wa
never found"
Answer: I do not discuss my
beliefs" In this column. The
record In Exodus states that
Moses was buried on Mount
Nebo and the place Of his burial
was unknown to, succeeding
generations. I merely said the
implication Of the Scriptures
Ola and New Testame6t-was
that the soul of Moses wal
numbered among those In the
hand Of cod.
4 D
Question: rs there any
background in the Bible for
the movies Ben Hur, Susie
Wong Helen Of Troy'?"
| Answer: The motion picture
Ben Hur u based on the story
Of the. Christ. OF course, the
original story Of Ben Hur wa
Evening star., 1960-12-24

nearly three billion Yuletide
cards we're mailed in the period
before Christmas.
And the selections also were
numerous. Approximately So,-
900 different Christmas card
designs were Tor, sale. Choosy
to 4. fault; must have been, the
person. who could not 1ind .
design that appealed to him.
An ilnpoftant trend this year
in ChristnAAS card designs was
their religious character: About
76O million cards emphasizing
the religious sisnincance Of the
season, NTH the .pt0per word
ins, were mailed. $" ~
Most popular subject was the
Madonna. Next came cards hGv-
ing the manger scene. Com-
pleting the most popular 10 in
this category were cards show
ing cherubs, churches, the Holy
Family. the Three Wise Men,
the Shepherds. children, angels
and the Christ Child.
The worldie preoccupation
with peace penetrated the
Christmas card realm, with
messages expressing the hope
Of peace, not only for the hoiS
season but Throughout : thu
year. taking top place. =.
It was TO be expected that
Christmas cards came In even
more shapes and sizes thil
year than ever before. Then
eye appeal was further stressed
By bold captions. strikingly
lettered, often. in gold and
silver. ..,.-
Church leaders. support the
trend !toteard emphasizing the
religious aspect of Christmas
One minister recently said. 'tWe
need to rediscover the meaning
Of Christmas Is recorded in thl
story Of the birth Of Christ
One OF the best ways thai
church people. especially. car
express the true spirit, d
Christmas is BY sending
religious Christmas cards Il
their friends and families"
Evening star., 1960-12-24
Msgr. McCI0ffeTty
On Caribbean Trip

The Right Rev. Msgr. John
cClafSerty, :. assistant to the
Rector Of Catholic -University
for University Development
left this week on what should
be Q pleasant holiday assign
Enent.
Msgr. McClafferty win serve
g. Catholic chaplain for the
holidays on the dripSholTn Of
the Swedish American Line
Tho ship sailed Tuesday foa
the Caribbean Sea. where II
win make stops at several Oi
this areas beautiful islands. II
IL scheduled TO return ABOUT
New Years Day.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
SPIRITUAL SclINcg

Firts SpIds.sI $cisa6e chssA ss
WeshiMSsOa, D. e.
REv. ALICE TiNDXIt. Faster
Spiritual and M4allne @ervicee With
MessaSeS; sun, Tues.. Thurs. Q p.M.
Gsr., :3o p.N; Pys; ,:;.. AHHcintm'ens:' sa'..nt:'
ME-. e-095S, co. S.114e. AD. 4-s70O
Evening star., 1960-12-24
LUTMERN SERVICES
=. (MissOuri SynOd)
CHRISTMAS EVE AND
CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICES

BETHANY (GrOvetOM, Va.)
BeGeen Hill RA. ana OAK Dr.,
Rev. John Qraudin. Christmas
eSll:ssss ssSSlipcs' pss. ssC essG'iss sss I, HH s
ST. PAUL Falls ChuHch)
Leesbure Pike and Idyiwood "a.
chiia4|sn.s Service. 7i59 p.m.
csrists1sa Day. $50 ana Ii s.a.
ST. JOHN (FfancOnia, Va.)
FrAAepnis Rd. and et.. Johns Dr.
Rev Paui Meyer. ChrtstmAs Eve.
9 Pm; Christmas dag. $50 an.
OXON HILL,
S7SS oxcn HI e. SE Rev:
mas mas Day 10 ~ IN. m '.''
COncoFdia (Dumfries, Va
Vvc;nssrlsse.. Y; nw.i chsi:tmas SI !; Eve f.: chii.
dren's service. $50 pm; Christ.
bridge, December Is. $50.
TRINITY INT. Rainier)
30th and Bunker Hill. Rey. Roy
light, II pm; Christmas Day.
e:3O ana II an. IL -
REDEEMER (HyattSville)
3799 East:west Hwy. Rev. WIN.
Z: Kehn. christnas Eve: p:m:;
Chfistmas Day, $3.50 and IL IN.
HOLY CROSS (Gfeenbeltl
~ Ridge Ed. rev. EdWard =.
Hight Service. II pm: Christ.
mas Day, e:30 and II an.
a.. seSfoedsr, christSsaI Eve Can.
dieiieht Service. 7:30 p.nA.:
Christmas Day. . and II am.
TRINITY (BOwie)
gsyis. Nd: Rev; NieSHa,Hn. arr.
Chapel Of the Deaf ID. c.
Rev. Il. ". nSsmaSS. cSiistnSi
Day. IL am.
Evening star., 1960-12-24
TMRosoehY

.LVTNERAN AAlssoVRl sYlloA
Evening star., 1960-12-24
CqmuIier to Speok

Renah r. Camalier, former
Commissiqner. Of the District,
will discuss the past 10 CEN
turtles Of Christianity at the
International Crossroads Sun.
day Morning Breakfast at 0
am. tomorrow. In the Central
YMcA. l736 q street NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-24

. novel BY Gen. Lew Wallace.
It contains some fiction but IL
based on his reading Of the
New Testament. The motion
picture Helen Of Troy" Is
Evening star., 1960-12-24

|. tEditst. Nsts: Questions sa rs-
lision end lhs DibIs mSY bs sddrlsssd
10 D.. cerlyls Adsms. Ia corS Of this
Hswspepsr. An ausstiOns must' Be
sisnsd. but the asmss Of the writer's
~iII not Be published. Dr.. Adsms does
act s"sws' s"seymeUs Isttsrs.l
Evening star., 1960-12-24
: our RELIGIONS ]
BY DIR. CARLYLE ADAMS

Question: I'm Corinthians 1881, Paul writes
but covet earnestly the best gifts andyet show unto
you more excellent way Then he proceeds to write
the moving 18th chapter which seems to point out
est gift q a IS the ability to receive spiritual insight
Evening star., 1960-12-24
THE HUMAN SIDE or RELIGION as
Religious Trend Grows
In Big YuIe Card Flow.
~ CASPAR NAMES
RAHS.aua NaWa Dditor Of The Star

Unusual indeed who did notreceve at least
Christmas card this year. Even with our population puA-
the 1eomion mark there were more than enough cards
for each man. and child sent for each to receive several
and some to receive many. -.
AceSrdr TO an estinate Of the Greeting Gard Association
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Jerusalem! To absorb every sacred detail OF
the teachings of Our Saviour ON the very
scene of our Redemption! This is the privi-
Iege of ANTOINE and JEAN who wish to
become "other Christs" and carry on the
work of their Master. They are now prepar-
ing for their life's work in the Holy City.
The cost of the seminary education of a bow
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GENERAL STORE and GAS
STATION on good highway, do
ing good business. 30x60 cement
block bldg. Inquire F. E. Phillips
Route /, Glenmont, Ohio.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27

GRATITUDE FOR AN INHERITANCE? From Missionaries
who benefit from money left by your will to the Catholic Near
East Welfare Association-you win receive the best kind Of
gratitude, prayers for your soul throughout their lifetime.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27

In Jerusalem is 5000. If you could pay for the education
Antoine or Jean you would have remembrance in their dai
prayers, a special remembrance, too, in the prayers they 81
in Gethsemani, on Calvary, at the Holy Sepulchre.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27

rs a long way to TRIvANDRUM, INDIA,
but Mary, Queen of the Universe, has many
subjects there who are serving her as faith
fully as her loyal adherents in our own sec
ton of the world. SISTER ELIZABETH
and MARY MATTHEW are novices in the re-
Iigious community, DAUGHTERS OF MARY.
They are going to. spend their lives in the
very special service of their Queen and ours.
Tn he trained in this nSnaciaI xerxice y IN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-05-27
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