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The Nome nugget., 1960-04-27
First Commercial Flight London to Seattle

SEATTLE, R = A Pan Amer ican World Airways Boeing 701 In tercontinental made the first com mercial jet nonstop flight from London to Seattle Monday over the 4,800-mile Polar route in 10 hours, 36 minutes. The big plane carried 81 passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-27
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: John Norbert Jr., Mamie Amuktoolik, Henry Stan ley, John Randy.
 Discharged: Rosalind Sooluk, Mary Ellen Lyle, Esther James, Lanette Johnson, Ingebord Han deland, Diane Pagan.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-27
THIRSTY HONG KONG

HONG KONG, RIThe govern ment of this thirsty British col ony on the edge of Communist China has signed contract with a Japanese firm for three million dollars worth of steel water pipe. Hong Kong is facing one of its most acute water shortages and the govtrnment is budgeting huge sums for additional facilities.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-27
Wien Will Hire Bush Beaver
 WASHINGTON. R = The Civil

Aeronautics Board Monday ap- proved an agreement by which Wien. Alaska Airlines will lease a DeEavilland Beaver airplane from one of its pilots, Don Gill bertson, for use in the airline's bush operations in Alaska.
 The rental charge for the $36,- GOO airplane is $15 an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-27

Superase Bond TYping Paper
 For Sale at The Nugget
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spices. Instead, add one tea
spoon dill seed which goes
nicely with the garlic; or for
color as well as favor add Il
to one teaspoon turmeric, or
one teaspoon curry powder.
Or sweet pickle juice may be
used in place of the vinegar
mixture.
Spiced eggs on sticks
should be remembered not
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only for Easter but as an idea to file away
for Halloween fun. Color the eggs yellow
and mark with the traditional hobgoblin
features using bits of ripe olive.
A pretty pickle
Remember spiced colored eggs if you are
planning spring luncheon around color
scheme. Color the picked eggs for just the
right touch, these to be sliced and laid on
bed of greens. like these eggs uncolored,
sliced and laid overlapping around meat
loaf. Use the colored ones, red or green,
diced to combine with white sauce to serve
with fish - eye-appealing and brand new
taste.
When serving eggs on sticks for a buffet
supper, pierce end of sticks into a firm cab
bage head. A slice should be cut from the
base of the cabbage so it sits tight. Place
on platter and surround with bright green
parsley wreath.
Egg dye is harmless
Mothers query, should the children be
allowed to eat dyed cooked eggs? On every
package of Easter egg dye you will find the
statement that the color is harmless. The
law requires that all coal-tar dyes for
Easter egg use be certified by the Food and
Drug Administration. And unless the egg
shell is cracked, very little color ever
reaches the interior.
One warming: hard-cooked eggs cannot be
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frozen successfully. Fresh
eggs, after being removed
from the shell, can be kept
in the freezer six to eight
months. The picked eggs
will keep perfectly in the re-
frigerator for several weeks.
A regiment of dishes stand
waiting your attention
whether with eggs that are
picked or just plain.
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Egges and herbes on Easter daye'. -. The
egg as a symbol of new life is much older
than the Christian Easter. Early centuries
in almost all countries dyed eggs were
exchanged as spring festival gifts. In the
Christian era when Lent was strict fast
period, and even eggs were forbidden, they
came to be one of the most appreciated
foods for Easter morning.
These traditions have carried down the
years. So it is on Easter day homes across
America have the problem of how to use
those dozens and dozens of hard-cooked
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plate or green salad. Cut them in quarters
for colorful tangy hors d'oeuvre.
The shelled eggs can be colored with little
effort. Add beet juice to the pickle for
clear bright red. The pure vegetable basic
colors fred, green, yellow, blue) are easy to
manage with careful blending to provide
rainbow of tints.
The pickle recipe given here can be
varied in its favor. Omit the picking
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Here's a solution for what to
do with all your cOlored eggs.
Turn them into lOllipOpS or
spice them up for a party!
sy cLEMENTINE PADDLEFoRD
This Week Food Editor
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glamour eggs.
After the hunt is over the
eggs obligingly do double
duty arranged in a nest or
basket as a table centerpiece.
After the day is done, place
eggs in refrigerator for triple
duty as spicy picked eggs to
serve on sticks to please the
children. Or, serve them
sliced to garnish a cold meat
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THIS WEEK MosoIins / April ". 1850
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3 out OF q doctors
recommend
the ingredients in.
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shouldn't smoke. How can I
help him without being q
nag?
HELEN LORRAINE
You can't help anyone I'M
less HE wants to be helped.
It takes a combination of
will" power, won't" power
and Supreme" power.
\ \
DEAR ABBY: We are an
old couple in our los. All of
our children are married, but
now that we aren't able to do
much for them any more,
they have forgotten all about
us.
We have to look elsewhere
for someone to help us with
our storm windows and jobs
like that.
When they come to see us,
which is very rare, they US
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Stands
To Be Scene
Of Benefit

Currently vying for honors
with the cherry blossoms are
the daffodils at Stands, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ment D. Hawkins near Nc
Lean.
The old Virginia residence
will be open to the public
from Q to S pm. Saturday
and Sunday for the annual
daffodil tea and benefit spon-
sored by Continental Danes
Chapter, District of Columbia
OAR, of which Miss 1mogene
Philibert is regent.
The feature attraction Of
the Embarrassing event will
be an opportunity for visitors
to stroll through the daffo-
dill field, where they may pick
as many of the flowers as
they wish.
General chairman for the
tea is Mrs. Arthur C. Hough-
ton, assisted by Mrs. William
Seth Kenyon, Mrs. Gerald
E. Keene and Mrs. T. Frank
lin Foltz.
Stands was built by a
Union soldier who fought in
Virginia, then returned there
after the war to build his
home. The house was re-
stored and the grounds land
scaped by the Hawkins.
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He's an Addict, LADY,!

DEAR ABBY: I have a
serious problem. At least it's
serious to me.
I am married to a man who
smokes FIVE PACKS of Gig
arettes a day! And if he runs
out. he searches around for
butts in the ash trays and
garbage cans like a mad man.
I don't smoke and never
have so maybe I can't ap-
preciate what Dave is up
against but. Abby, it is driv-
ing me out of my mind.
Dave gets up in the middle
of the night for a smoke and
he has to have one even be-
fore he is fully awake. You
can't tell me it isn't hurting
his health.
He laughs at the cancer
research reports and says all
they prove is that mice
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DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

ually come about 10 pm.
when we are getting ready for
bed. And if they come earlier,
they stay only a few minutes
so they can go somewhere
else for the evening.
Why do children treat their
parents like this, Abby?
LONELY PEOPLE
Because they don't know
better. But when you are gone
they will water your graves
with their tears. Poor, I'M
fortunate, shOrt-sighted chill
dren.
DEAR ABBY: Two years
ago I left my husband and
children because I fell in love
with a married man. I
thought I couldn't live with
out him. so I gave up every
thing I had for him. But so
far he hasn't given up any
thing for me. He still lives
at home, enjoying married
life with his family.
I sit home nights as lone
some as can be. He calls
me up and tells me how
much he loves me, but he
doesn't do anything about it.
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more time or hope in married
men.
DEAR ABBY: So the bride
didn't want anyone in a wheel
chair to be best man at her
wedding because she was
afraid every eye would be on
him, not her! Well. she
would have collapsed at our
wedding. 1t was held in the
chapel Of a naval hospital.
Not only did the bride wear
white, but so did the groom.
Our best man was in a wheel
chair and the groom was fat
on his back on a mobile cart,
encased from his armpits to
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Ny whole family is against
me. I don't have q soul to
turn TO for help or sympathy.
There has been so much
scandal and disgrace that
I'll never be able to live it
down. Please tell me what
to do as I am on the verge
of a nervous breakdown.
A FOOL
IL your husband will have
you, crawl back on your
hands and knees. II he won't
consider a reconciliation
you'd be wise to move to
another community and try
to start a new life for your
self. And don't invest any
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his toes in q plaster cast.

What's your pTobler9
Write to Abby in care of The
EUenino Star. For a personal
reply, i1cloSe a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope.
For Abby'S pamphlet,
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SUN TINES JUST
AROUND THE CORNER

We know the or's still cooIish, but
gentle sunny breezes are just
shopping spree away tennis
dresses ore must this season, even
if she's not big enough to hold q
racket, they look owfuIIy voeuey.
This in petite check blending Of
cotton and ArneI Ia CeIonese tri-
acetate fber): They come in the
prettiest posteIs In fodder sizes z
to q and to Ok 2.99
WGL-ChiIdrens ApporeI, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Tennis is obviously O popular sport,
cause here's that dress again, this
in check too with separate skirt.
Pink or blue in sizes 7 to IA, 1000
cotton 500
WGL-0irIs' ApporeI, 4th Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo,
Corners and Alexandra
A variety Of really sweet looks for
the sand box set oil in easy
care cotton seersucker, pink for the
girls, blue for the boys, both adorned
with cute oppIiqued SEQ horses.
Girls and Boys topper sets in S,
M, L, Xl. 800
CrowIers in M. |. XL 299
Girls bIooner type sunsuit in M,
L and XL. $50
Boys bib type tailored sun suits in
M, l, XL. 2.W
WGL-The NUrsey Corner, Ar Floor;
also Chevy Chase, Wneoton Plozo,
Corners and Alexandra
, 1960-04-20


APRIL 30, 1850 NO. Sc
Four ST. Croix Horses
Sent to ST. Thomds for
lnter-Islund Races
Four st. Croix horses were
shipped out this morning to
participate in the inter-island
races in st. Thomas during the
hitter part of April as part Of
the Carnival program. They
are Moonglow, Blaze, TINT
and the famous Johnny Ace.
They are running under the
auspices of the St. Croix
Horsemen's Association.
On the boat also were two
Of the three st. Thomas horses
that came over, they are:
Marciano and Kite, two SPLEEN
did horses who ran well.
Smoky, the horse that refused
to start despie urgings, is still
in st. Croix.
St. Thomas horsemen and
racing fans have been anxious
to get Johnny Ace over there
with the hope that one of
their thoroughbreds can de-
feat t h e champion. Baby
Grand is said to be lame and
it is believed that he will be
matched with Red Gold.
The St. Croix group also is
extremely happy to send the
horses during Carnival, es-
pecially since Clifford Benja-
min, president of the st. Tho
mas Turf Club has not only
given cooperation but demon
strated excellent sportsman
ship at the track.
ties and resources potential of
our community, Henry de La
Garde, Deputy Commissioner
of Public Safety for Civil De-
Tense, will conduct a briefing
, 1960-04-20
Defect
Trojdns in Thrilling
Come Lost NIGHT

The Falcons defeated. the
Trojans basketball team in a
thrilling game last night on
the Christiansted Court by a
score of 5O-48..
In the first half of play the
score was 27-27 for the rest
period at the conclusion of the
second half the score was Fa1
cons % Trojans 81. Falcons
by a 2-point margin.
Top scorers for Falcons
Kreigger 16, Woodrup IA and
for Trojans, v. Tutein 10, l..
Ford IL.
The Jokers will play against
the Christiansted High School
team tonight at $50 on the
same court.
, 1960-04-20

&s&NA 4AAO AAyO@A 04AS
BY Policemen In
ST. Thomus. Dies
Major Warren /. Stewart,
u. S. Marine Corps, who re-
portedly attacked Patrolman
Antonio Durant after he had
been arrested and who was
shot twice by the police Off
GER at l am. Sunday, died at
2::25 Monday. PIN. Durant was
later arrested.
According to the police of
fcer, Major Stewart, appar-
emily drunk, had been modest
ing several women including
Durant's wife, at Gramboko
Hotel. Mrs. Durant was said
to have been struck and
knocked to the ground by
Stewart. The Durants live at
the Gramboko.
Later, when he was attract
ed by screams, Durant said he
found two other women being
molested by Stewart. The
D oliceman said he was thrown
through the door. Stewart
was in a room in which two
young women were taking a
shower a n d ignored the
policeman's order to get out.
The policeman said he put
Stewart under arrest and
went downstairs to get help to
lake away Stewart, but no one
would help. Durant said that
the Major attacked him, threw
him to the ground, kicked
him, and although he drew his
pistol and fired a shot, the
Marine still charged at him
and he fired again. One shot
caught him in the right fore
arm and the other entered the
body.
Durant, W h 9 joined the
police force last November
was on duty following the in
cident, from 8 am. to 4 pm.
Continued on page q !,
, 1960-04-20
Civil Defense Pldns
Operution Alert
From MuY 3rd to 5th

The Executive Office of the ties and resources potential of
President, Office of Civil and our community, Henry de La
Defense Mobilization, has adj Garde, Deputy Commissioner
vised that Operation Alert of Public Safety for Civil De
1860 will be conducted from Tense, will conduct a briefing
May 8 to May 8. session in ST. Croix on Friday,
In order that you might be April % in the Committee
properly informed on the de- Room at Government House
tails of this years exercises, at 800 pm, a release issued
which will be conducted to by A1va c. Nc Farlane, AID
test the readiness capabii- ministrative Assistant said.
, 1960-04-20
Government AGENT
Present ut -Mutuel
Betting Booth

For the first time, probably
in the history of the Man
ning's Bay Race track a repre-
sentative of the Government
was present.
Christian Begraff from the
Department of Finance was
on hand in accordance with
the requirements of the Vir-
gin Islands Code.
, 1960-04-20

Tor the tlrSt three months OF
1859, based on the $780, $40
shares presently outstanding.
Deposits on March 81, 1860
totaled $7,O03, 665, 432 COM
pared with $1,000, 685, 657 a
year earlier. Gross loans, in
Guiding mortgages, rose to
81, 2,314,851 from $3,917 $685.
1874. Total assets aggregated
$685. 1856 at the end of the
1860 first quarter; a year ear
lier assets totaled $7,947, 306,-
o3s.
Sales of securities during
t h e three months ending
March 81, 1860 resulted latter
Continued on page A.
, 1960-04-20
Fire Dept. Called
To Put Out Cross
Fire ut Richmond

The Fire Department was
called out yesterday at 11:30
to put out a grass fire at Par
eel Of Richmond, behind the
Bassin Triangle. An estimated
two acres was destroyed.
It would appear that I'M
known persons have been de-
liberately setting grass fires.
, 1960-04-20
Chuse Munhuttdn
Bdnk Edrnings
Show Increase
Morine Mujor. Shot
By Policemen in
ST. Thomus. Dies
Business. Professional
Women to Hold
Dinner Meeting

Major Warren J.. Stewart, The c h a S e Manhattan The Business and Profess
S Marine Corps who re Banks net operating earnings sonal Womens Club of Saint
orhdly attacked Paronan GHer taxes for the first quar- pdx will hold a dinner meet
Durantd after HI had ter of 1860 amounted to. ing tomorrow night at $50 at
arrested ad who was $17988313, or $134 per share, the Richmond House.
not twice by the police off an increase of 800 over the Attorney Gertrude Converse
at am Sunday died at $13672495, or $1O2 per share, is president
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
BY GENE KRAMER

TOKYO (Thursday), RNPolice
using tear gas broke up the blood
lest rioting so far in the month
long campaign against the Kishi
government and the new defense
treaty aligning Japan with the
United States.
With scores injured, Prime
Minister Kishi's government
blamed "a planned action die
tated by international Commu-
nism to destroy democracy by vio-
lent revolution"
Thousands of bowling students
stormed the japanese Parliament
grounds Wednesday, overpowered
police and occupied buildings in a
savage ar-insurrection that ran
on through the night.
At least one person and per-
haps five, died, and 473 were in
jured.
Kishi's cabinet met in an emer-
gency session to deal with the up
rising, which broke only four
four days before President Eisen-
hover is due to reach Tokyo on
his four-nation Asian tour.
Kishi's ministers convened soon
after midnight at his official resi-
dence. Scarcely two blocks away,
fanatical pro-Red students burned
at least 10 police trucks in a show
of force against the government
and the U. S.-Japan security
treaty.
Student mobs had torn down
the Parliament gates, hurled
bricks and slaves at the outnum-
bered police in Kamikaze suicide
charges and sacked a two-story
annex to the Diet building.
More than 5000 rioters occu-
pied part of the Parliament
grounds for hours, shouting "Kill
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
Two Democrats Drop Out
OF State House Race

JUNEAU, Up = Two candidates
seeking Democratic nominations
to the House of Representatives in
Alaska's August primary cleo
ton have withdrawn from the
race, Secretary of State Hugh
Wade says.
George F. Laiblin of Ketchikan
notified Wade of his intention to
withdraw from the race in House
District Two. He said he was leav-
ing Alaska because of ill health
and would reside in Virginia.
Laiblin's decision still left six
Democrats and four Republicans
seeking their party's nomination
for the two House seats from the
Ketchikan district.
The other withdrawal was sub
mitted by Gunnar Gustafson of
Aniak, who pulled out of the
Democratic race for the nomina-
ton from the 18th District rep
resenting the Kuskokwim area.
Gustafson told Wade he had
moved from the district to Nome.
His withdrawal assured the
Democratic nomination for Bar
bara Rogers of McGrath, the only
other candidate in her party's pri-
mary. She will oppose incumbent
Republican Donald Harris, also
of McGrath, in the November 8
general election. 4
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
Tokyo Mobs Break Through Police
Lines In Bloody Anti.Treaty Rioting

Kishi," "Crush the US.-Japan Sc
curity treaty." then joined thous-
ands of Socialists, Communists
and unionists rioting in the streets
outside.
The police had used only clubs
and fire hoses in efforts to block
the attacks on Parliament. They
opened up with tear gas Thursday
morning.
Police followed up their tear
gas barrage with club-swinging
charge into the crowd, littering
the street with fallen students,
including many co-eds.
The violence broke out shortly
after Kishi's government yielded
to Socialist pressure and aban-
doned efforts to gain final ratifi-
cation of the new u. S.-Japan
military treaty in time for Presi-
dent Eisenhower's arrival in
Tokyo Sunday.
In contrast with previous DEM
onstrations, however, there was
little initial expression of oppo-
sition to President Eisenhower's
visit.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
Ingemar Counts on
1,OOO-COunt Knockout

GROSSINGER, N. Y, Up =
World Heavyweight Champion
Ingemar Johansson confided to-
day he didn't expect Floyd Pat
terson to change his strategy
from their first fight when they
meet for the title next Monday.
"He's a good boxer" Johansson
said. eft takes long time to be-
come a good boxer and you can't
just change your style any time
you want to. 1t will force you
into too many mistakes.
"No, I don't expect Floyd to
change his tactics bit from the
last time we met"
Further, lingo is counting on his
roaring right" to do most of his
work against Patterson.
81 hit him too high with it
the last time and he got up" pro-
claimed Johansson confidently.
"The next time I'm going to make
this my target" = and he pointed
to the tip of his chin - "and
when I connect there, the referee
will count to a thousand"
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
House Approves
Paw Increase for
Federal Workers

WASHINGTON, R-The House
toda yvoted 377-40 a 71a per cent
pay increase for 100000 fed
eral workers. This sent the bill to
the Senate which is expected to
agree.
Expectations, however, are that
President Eisenhower will veto
the bill.
Whether the raise ever shows
up on a payceck may depend
therefore on whether a veto can
be overridden.
House Republican Leader
Charles Halleck announced dur
ing debate that a veto is all but
certain.
However, strong bipartisan
support for the bill indicated that
election-year pressures may cause
many Republicans to desert Els
enhower on such a politically ex-
plosive issue.
The bill provides an across-the-
board increase for a half-million
postal workers and million white
collar federal employees.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
U. S. Security
Officers Worry
Over Tokyo Riots
By JOHN SCALI

MANILA (Thursday), Up = The
bloody new riots in Tokyo have
left American security officials
deeply concerned whether jap
anese police can protect President
Eisenhower, it was reported early
today.
Members of Eisenhower's party
were disturbed over Tokyo dis
patches which pictured the Japan
csc police as helpless against the
onslaught of thousands of left
wing students who stormed Par
lament buildings Wednesday.
President Eisenhower is due in
Tokyo Sunday afternoon.
Informed sources, requesting
that they not be named, said they
understood that U. S. security
forces both in Manila with Eisen-
hover and in Tokyo are assessing
the situation.
Here in Manila Eisenhower was
still wrapped in the glow of Phil
ippine friendship. He spoke to the
Philippine Congress Tuesday and
attended a gala state dinner at
night, wearing a barong tagalog,
the social-dress shirt that Fill
pino men use in the summer heat
here.
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
Russia Warns Japanese

LONDON, R = The Soflet
Union told the Japanese govern
ment Wednesday it risks terrible
tragedies if it continues to pro-
vide bases for, us. forces.
This warning, Moscow Radio
reported, was in a Soviet memoir
andum delivered to the japanese
Embassy in Moscow.
1t accused Japan of trying to
evade serious discussion of Amer
lean bases and instead providing
territory to assist the United
States in aggressive aims against
the Soviet Union and the other
countries neighboring Japan"
The Nome nugget., 1960-06-15
Telephone, Telegraph
Taxes Cut in Senate
Committee Action

WASHINGTON, R- The Sen
ate Finance Committee today
voted to repeal local telephone
service, telegraph and travel
taxes. The action would cut fed
eral revenues 752 million dollars
annually.
The committee tackled the repeal
of the taxes onto an Administra-
tion-backed bill calling for an
other five years extension of four
billion dollars worth of taxes and
a new temporary increase in the
national debt limit.