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The Adak sun., 1960-08-08
';mAK SUN

iS7 ADA K BORN =
CARi8OUtCAIf
A part w. Of ( Five marines, two navy
personnel and two visiting biological
reserarch students from the University
Of British Columbia at Vancouver have
reported the sighting Of newly born
calf (appearing to be less than two
months o1d) in a visit to the vest side
Of Adak Island an the caribou herd Of
q barren ground caribou introduced
to Adak in 1958-59 through the cooper
ative efforts Of the us. Fish and
Wildlife Service and the Alaska Mil
itary.
The party, consisting of oinc, LIST
1T Terry TURNER, UsMj and PFC C.E.
coRoVE, Jr., B. BGyzAND and R. B.
GREEN, Naval Station Photographer H.A.
BURIAN and Corpsnan r.. E;Es331;LI and
Mssrs. Tom NIDDOUSoN a.,d Jerry vANTETs
Of the Insti tute Ct oceanograyny Of
British Columbia travelled to the Unalga
Blight in the Bay Of the Islands via
Station Aft and mo tor W1aleboat rather
than trek overland from the Naval
Station which is much less desirable
route due to the dangerous terrain.
Finding the carl bou wasn't easy as
evidenced part Of 1T TURNER IS report
1.-THE caribou displayed a curiosity
qu1te the equal OF ours and made haste
to make our acquaintance. After the
difficulty encountered lin Locating
these animals it was difficult ito
appreciate the fact that they were
obvi ous1y overjoye3 to see usen
1t vasn' Until the next day that
Ii. TURNER received the report from
marines LOGAN, : DoYIAND & RUSSELL That
z year old SOW ard new calf had been
spotted earlier that day in company Of
bulls. The calf from ali. reports
appeared to experience no d. f. ty
In keeping I'D with The eeai1Y: aookad1
The Adak sun., 1960-08-08

:: The Captain s Trophy Bowling League
came to "a successful concIusim Tuesday
night. The League began with 10 teams
and finished with Il still in compet-
ition. An exciting climax to the
series was evident as Weather Service
and MB-9 we're tied going into the
finals. Weather Service took all four
Of their games and MB-9 won. three and
lost one to end up second best. Hearty
congratul a lions to both Of these fine
.t6ams,s' The AACS Team is to be commend
:ed, with hard luck consistently run
> ning against them their team spirit
never failed. ALL TEAMS OBSERVE A WELL
DONE FOR THEIR KEEN COMPETITIVE SPIRIT
AND sPORTsMANsHIP THROUGHOUT THE RUN
OF THE LEAGUE. = 60.
= Taking individual honors were Jim
Black of the AlCS Team With High Game
Of 235, E. M3Zee OF NCB-9 with High
Series Of &c., games Of 194, 23A, and
rs; Bill DeBoer OF Supply nD' Team
wi tn Eigh Average Of l7o. II Ii rs
lines. BILL compiled q total pin fall
Of 1910. =
,... FINAL FINAL STANDINGS ,.'. ~, :. "
The Adak sun., 1960-08-08

The new Captains Trophy League VIII
commence on the 9th Of August and
should be a good one with 20 teams
entered There are several teams Who
could use moro team members and anyone
desiring to bowl in this league and not
on one Of the teens may possibly be
placed on team by contracting Special
Services
, 1960-04-27
Comes 81
Busebdll Scheduled
For Sunday. MuY !

Two games of baseball will
be played on Sunday after
noon on the canegata Ball
Park. The Cubs will take on
the Commands in the first
half at | o'clock. The second
game will find the Pirates
taking on the Champions Los
Cubanos at $50 o'clock for
their first game Of the season.
tcontinued on page a
, 1960-04-27
II. S. Basketball
Tenn Defects
Fulcons 81 As


The Christiansted H j 6 h
School basketball team defeat
ed the Falcons last night on
the Christiansted Court by a
score of 61-45.
In the first half of play tho
+. led the Falcons by a 10
point margin Of 1921.
Falcons in the second period
of the game was able to keep
Continued on page AZ
, 1960-04-27
Claude Q. Mdrkoe
Gets Selective
Service Awdrd

In a release from State
Headquarters, it w a S an
nounced that a Presidential
Certificate of Appreciation in
recognition Of five years of
loyal and faithful service to
the Nation and the Selective
Service System h a been
awarded to Claude o. Markoe,
Member of Local Board No.
$40, st. Croix, ". /,
The Director, General Her
shey, Governor Merwin, and
Colonel Christmas join the
President in this citation.
, 1960-04-27

0O44o AAAAA06O O9OS
Paving Of East End
Roods immediately
Senator Aubrey Anduze, adj
dressing the Legislature on
April 10, urged the paving Of
the East End Roads of st.
Croix. Citing over a dozen let
tiers sent to him as well as
other Senators, he said in part:
"You know, Mr.. President,
that this road is the most
travelled one on Saint Croix
by picnicking groups every
Sunday and Holiday-at least
as far as Cramer Park.
One of these letters, written
by Mr.. Anton Teytaud, Jr.,
gives concrete evidence of this
fact in that he includes a list
of over 200 picnic seekers, and
fishing and boat-sailing enthu-
siasts who would use the East
End beach facilities even more
often if the roads were better.
There are letters from indi-
viduals who have invested
money-their money (some
large, others small sums9in
real property. ! have been ap-
preached by native-born resi-
dents who have been tolerat-
ing this depiorable condition
of the East End Roads, being
content to wait until there are
sufficient funds available for
the paving of them.
There is an area, Mr.. Presi-
dent, that is being neglected
by US for no logical nor sound
nor fair reason. This area, al
ready, is undergoing improve
ment by private interests.
There are citizens living out
there who are paying taxes
amounting to a considerable
portion of our islands real es-
tate income. They all own We
hicIes too. thus they contri-
butte to t h e Road Fund
, 1960-04-27
Leuionuires TO Meet
In Old Police Court
Rim. MondoY ot 8 PM.

All Legionaires are remind
ed of the regular monthly
meeting Of the Alexander
Hamilton Post No. IS to be
held on Monday, May 2, 1860
in the former Police Court
Room in Christiansted, at 800
r. M.
All members are urged to be
on time because there are
many important items on the
agenda.
, 1960-04-27

OF the interior, honorable (
Fred A. Seaton, cited Mr.. 3
Huston as follows: q
"Mr. Huston's service with
the Department Of the Interior !
followed more than twenty '
nine years with the Corps of I
Engineers of the United States F
Army. These many years of
service with the Corps of En- 6
gineers, particularly the years ]
Immediately preceding and r
those encompassing World {
War II, were spent in direct {
ing building programs of vari- ]
Continued on page a. {
, 1960-04-27


gel of the Department
Tourism and Trade is the {
rector Of the Project. Darw
Creque, Deputy Commissio,
er for Trade has been name
Territorial Economist, M
C CTeeqquue who is a trained &C,
nomist will be responsible f,
planning. developing a n
Continued on page -
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
RANCH BUNGALOW

STONE front. q car attached, large
lot. walking distance to the new
Faith United Protestant Church o-
Christ: north of Monticello: one
of the outstanding features is the
3rd bedroom. IL is beautiful large
expansion second. master bedroom
a quiet retreat from the confusion
of the 1-floor plan of daily living
make your appointment today OF
come to open house Sunday. 30
$50: 538 Richmond rd. Exclusively
Flora Fischer. H. C.. Miller Realty
2118 Noble rd GL. l-6927 resi-
dence EV. 2-0718.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
NORTH OF BLVD.

EAST Dish ST.. s lovely large
rooms. nice carpeting, living room
and dining room. ~ baths, d.
Vided basement. 2 porches, double
garage, aluminium storms and
screens, 8 years old; you will just
love it. see it now, S26 900. Realm
Realty. 1876 East 200th. Realtor.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
NORTH OF BLVD.

28813 FOXBORO dr.. off East 288th
ST: new ranch; attached garage
brick and frame. deluxe kitchen
built-in oven. spacious dinette,
large bedrooms. plenty closet
space. clay tile bath with vanity
full divided basement; beach priv
ileoeS
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BY OWNER

TRI-Ievel high on a hill; all brick,
3 years old, full basement with
finished recreation room; attached
garage; 3 bedrooms, fireplace,
large patio and sun deck; private
club and beach privileges; shown
by appointment only. VIII. 2-5138
or WI o-6O0S 500 500
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
INCOME SINGLE

OFF East 2OOth ST.. 5-4 this would
be a lovely mother-in-law suite: 2
baths, 2 kitchens; needs some dec
Grating down: compare this In
Euclid for $4,000. Realm Realty,
736 East 2OOth ST., realtor.
" $1,000
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BRICK BUNGALOW

EUCLID, 5 rooms and bath down.
bedrooms up: full basement, cop.
per plumbing, full dining room
wood-burning fireplace. concrete
front porch with wrought iron
rail; lot 40x268. all nicely land
scaped, fruit trees. S20,900. Realm
Realty. 736 East 200th ST.. realtor
w 6-2OO0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
MAKE OFFER

3 BEDROOMS, good condition. off
S. Lake Shore blvd: churches
schools. shopping transportation
owner leaving for California. i'm
mediate possession: priced below
S2Os: open to offers. Knaus Realty,
w 6-c020
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BY OWNER

BY OWNER
3-BEDROOM semi-ranch; brick at
tached garage, kitchen with built
ms. breakfast room, full dining
room, living room, 2 bedrooms,
bath down. large bedroom. semi
bath and 14xl8 for potential 4th
bedroom up, oak paneled recrea-
ton room, fully tiled divided base
ment. large back porch, drapes,
carpeting, screens and storms;
nicely landscaped. 8 years old;
quiet neighborhood; transports-
tion. walking distance to shop
ping. schools. churches. $4,000.
24364 Beachland DIR. RE. 1-5606.
NO down payment. s95.o monthly
includes taxes and insurance, Gil.
or s4OO down and $97.35 monthly
FILA including taxes and insur-
ance; superbly conditioned Swear
old ranch: carpeting, drapes, Gen.
eral Electric washer and dryer,
1s.6x13 #. kitchen: small yet large
wooded lot. Webster Realtor,
VIII 3-2OO0
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
TRANSFERRED!

IHHNSf EnftEO!
OWNER of new 3-bedroom home,
must sell at once; full basement.
attached garage. extras, SIT 500.
1743 Eldon. Wickliffe. VIII. 4-3089
Sat and Sun
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATESSEN; must sell, make
offer, 1864 Hayden ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
REAL ESTATE
Sl0.90C
BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL

EAST 256th, "a duplex, 5 rooms, i'm
mediate possession, $1,000 down
owner: realtor. w. 1894.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
VIEW OF THE LAKE

3is-YEAR-old, 3-bedroom ranch:
thermopane picture window. in a
rustic, secluded spot. close to
transportation and shopping; at
tached Pear garage, wood-burn-
ing fireplace, covered patio; priced
In middle Sos. C-P-M Realty,
Inc realtor VIII 4-3232
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BUILDERS HOME

IN Euclid: like new, 2 years old.
modern ranch; 3 bedrooms,
paneled, can be used as den or
family room, large kitchen with
eating space. built-ins, dining
room with French doors leading
on to covered patio: 2 wood
burning fireplaces, full divided
basement and recreation room; q
car garage. S26.500. Nv. 1-74l4 or
w 1-9810
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BRICK BUILDING

EAST 222nd ST. large store plus s
room suite up and 3 room office
space. ideal for tavern. delicates-
sen, service store or office: plenty
OF parking. Knaus Realty,
w. 6-2O3O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
PICTURE BOOK

GAS4 OlIA DSSA
HOME; 5-roorn ranch on a beauti-
fully wooded lot, 10Ox298; wood
burning fireplace, full dining room
2 bedrooms with an extra room
for a bedroom or utility room;
basement. 21a-car attached garage
offered at the attactive price of
S21 500. C-P-M Realty, Inc, real
tor WH 4-3222
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
WANTED

, AND double in the GroveWooc
section. Betty Hansen Realty, 8ls
East 185th St, w. 6-2130.
RANCH on 8Ox18O TT. lot: bed
rooms. / very large with built-ir
storage that can double as play
room, modern kitchen but ole
fashioned in size, carpeting; 1-car
plastered garage which can be
made into a family room at mini
mum expense; this 6-year-olc
home has been recently redecor-
ated and is in excellent condition
new AUI gas water heater. SIS 300
Webster ReaItor WIZ 2-2OOO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
LAUNDRY

SHORE Center dr.. good money
maker, priced for immediate sale;
easy to handle: ideal for widow or
retired person. knaus Realty.
" 6-2030
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BY OWNER
BY OWNER

GROOM single. IL baths: a brick
garage; all remodeled. w. 1-6906
after pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
BY OWNER
ON ONE ACRE

LOVELY brick veneer semi-ranch.
in Euclid: fully handicapped: 3
bedrooms, IL baths; full divided
basement, p n e | d recreation
room; 2i2-car garage, full con-
crete double drive. Must be seen
to be appreciated. ". 1-3343.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18

DREAM bungalow, for family who
expects quality, location anc
neighborhood when buying;
bedrooms, full basement. lovely
porch, double garage; must be
seen: $21 900. 1900 Newton ave
Euclid Ohio. w. 1-27O5
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-08-18
EUCLID, BY OWNER

! BEDROOM bungalow. Attn semi
finished, living with dining L.
family room, double garage. patio
$1,000. RE. 1901.
Evening star., 1960-06-29
BY ED HARRIS


What is more inspiring
than q sunny summer day
in the country? Miriam and
] decided to take a walk
around Hidden Valley Farm.
Lets make ourselves a
promise" said Miriam as we
started down the gravel
driveway toward the front
pasture. "Well just enjoy
the farm today. No problems.
No worries"
Fright" I agreed. I'VE
worry six days. On the sew
enth we can rest"
WE CAME to a small cul-
vert across the spring below
the main house. When we
moved here a year ago this
area had been Swampy, but
new bitches and underground
drainage channels had made
1t part of our good pasture
land. But the little bridge
across the spring was ailing.
One wooden railing was at
half-mast.
That thing is going to
topple all the way over" I
said. pointing to it. THE
whole log underneath is
turning. Ought to be fixed"
Miriam looked vexed.
"That's right, but you prom
ised not to find fault" She
kept walking and avoided
looking at the guilty rail.
Sorry" I said, 81 forgot"
"Oh, it smells so fresh and
good" exclaimed Miriam,
striding along at her exas-
perating Girl Scout pace. I
trotted along behind, putting.
Don't walk so fast" I
pleaded between puffs. Re
member, you're not 10 any
more"
Grass Too Short
Suddenly. she stopped. In
front Of US were our 38 ewes,
peacefully grazing. why are
the sheep still here?" she de-
manded. "They should have
been moved out two weeks
ago. The grass here is much
too short"
She turned to me. Don't
you remember TOLD you
to get them out of here. Now
look at this grass"
"Well, WE'LL" I snapped,
highly pleased, 'NOW who's
criticizing? I thought you
said"
"Okay," she snappe
marching onward again, but
we'll have to get them out of
here first thing in the morn
Ing"
We came to q quiet coun-
try road that borders our
farm and started toward the
gate a mile down that leads
to our far fields. On our left
was our stone wall. I de-
tected a new break in the
wall which the cows and
calves could get through but
! bit my lip and said moth
ing.
Miriam's lovely head turned
slightly to the left, and ]
Evening star., 1960-06-29
DOWN ON THE FARM
Problems Crop Up
On Core-Free Day

knew that she, too, was study
ing the break, which had
been caused by a falling tree.
From the rear I could see
her undergo a brief but un-
even convulsive struggle with
herself.
Break in Wall
"It's a wonderful day." I
said gaily.
For heavens sake!" she
walled. Cant you even see
that break in the wall? Now
the cattle will find it and get
out on the road"
This is Sunday" I re-
minded her. I'VE can't fix it
on Sunday. We re taking a
walk. We're enjoying the
the farm. We promised"
THE cattle don't know
it's Sunday" she said sharp
ly, walking over to the wall
and starting to work. Come
on, it'll only take a few
minutes"
1T TOOK A GOOD half
hour, and it was hard work.
I thought Miriam would
never get the tree pushed
off the wall, to begin with.
And the stones were heavy.
We resumed our walk in
silence. At the end of the
road we turned into our farm
land again and the first thing
I saw was a gate to an ad-
joining field, tied together at
both ends with barbed wire.
There's that old gate still
hung by barbed wire" I said.
Every time the farm hands
60 through there they unite
the wire at both ends and
carry the whole gate over to
the side like a corpse and lay
it flat on the ground. And
I bought new gate hinges
weeks ago."
Cant you talk about any
thing else?" asked Miriam.
WELL" I said, what did
you think of the Battle of
Thermopolae?"
She didn't bother to an
swer.
fortune Features)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-16

program MONDAY Thursday. II am
has two new instructors at the helm.
One Of these is John r. Callow,
who came all the way from Wren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-16

BY BONNIE AMMAN
It is definitely Time for Science
these days on Channel S, and the
popular grade school educational TV
Evening star., 1960-09-07
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Up to 3 Years to Pay

Add ST 90 per window for orders Of less than
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inserts Tits to clean from inside No insects
can possibly get in g. strong welded corners -.
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Heavy AIcoo aluminium extruded frame E. Sosh
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returned to factory US Guaranteed for one full
year! Triple channel construction E. =. each insert
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Evening star., 1960-04-28
British Approve
Missile Switch

LONDON, April % (AP).-
Prime Minister Macmillan's
government last night won ex-
pected parliamentary indorse-
ment for its Abandonment of
Britain's Blue Streak missile
in favor of an American mis-
sile.
The House of Commons re-
jected, 305-225, a Laborite mo-
ton to censure the government
on charges Of wasting 100 mil
lion pounds 1920 million) on
the Blue Streak project.
The outcome was assured in
advance by the sizable Conserv-
ative majority in the House
The government said separate
development of a British mis-
sile would be a big waste of
money.
Defense Minister Harold Wat
kinson said British jet bombers
will be sent to the United
States for flight trials with the
United States Skybolt missile.
He also said there is posi-
bility British submarines will
be equipped with American Po-
laris missiles.
Evening star., 1960-04-28

been paid for playing the
record.
Il remember the name 'Milt
Grant as appearing in this list, "
he said in a sworn affidavit re-
produced by the subcommittee
Grant Denies Charge
Mr.. Grant today denied the
charge.
ITS certainly untrue" he
told a reporter. Il have never
taken one penny in my entire
career and never would. I know
nothing about the incident de-
scribed in the hearing. It's my
understanding that the record
manufacturer in question teS-
titled under oath that he never
gave anything to me. This is
absolutely true. I expect to be
in Washington a long, long
time and the most important
thing to me is my audience S
belief in the integrity Of my
program"
Mr.. Carlson said his firm had
never made any payments tt
any disc jockeys.
Billy Parsons, a singer anc
guitar player who owned par
of "The All American Boy" anc
had helped promote it fol
Fraternity, promised to produces
the royalty statement for tht
subcommittee. He also testi
fled that Mr.. Carlson had tolC
him the order for the records
had to be placed with Mallarc
in order to get Mr.. Clark Il
| play the song.
The record, a satire on Elvis
Presley, sold nearly a half
million copies and rose to mum
Der two on the national rating.
list. 1t was played by Mr.. Clarl
l8 times, according to Mr.. Lish.
man.
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Herter, in Teheron,
PLEDGES Anti-Red Aid

gap between West European
NATO and the Far Eastern
SEATO alliance were regarded
as an important step for the
United States and Britain be-
fore confronting Soviet Premier
Nikita S. Khrushchev in Paris.
Although not a formal men,
Der of CENTO, the United
States is aligned both mill
tarily and economically with
the alliance made up of Iran,
Turkey, Pakistan and Britain.
CENTO is an offshoot of the
Baghdad pact. The name was
changed after Iraq Withdrew.
The 24-member United States
delegation is the largest here
for the eighth session of the
alliances ministerial council.
After the public opening the
talks through Saturday will be
behind closed doors.
Arab Neutral Policies
With the summit negotia-
tions opening in Paris on May
Is, Mr.. Herter and Mr.. Lloyd
plan to get the views of their
Middle Eastern allies on the
world situation and to seek
their support for the course the
Western Big Three plan to fol-
low in the Paris talks.
The meeting here also gives
Mr.. Herter and Mr.. Lloyd a
chance to get a new insight
into current developments in
Arab nations pursuing an off,
cially neutralist policy outside
CENTO.
Pakistan, for example, has
Just had friendly official visit
from United Arab Republic
President NasSer. Jordan's
King Hussein recently made a
swing through the three CEN
TO Moslem stateS-Iran, PAX
istan and Turkey.
The situation in Iraq is GER
tain to be discussed, especially
the efforts of Premier Abdel
Karin KaSsem to maintain a
precariouS balance between
communism and Arab national
ism.
Soviet propaganda attacks
on the CENTO alliance-and
especially on Iraq-were de-
, nounced by Mr.. Herter on his
arrival here last night. He
charged the attacks were "in
, violent disaccord" with the
principles of the United Ma
tions charter and "unwar-
ranted interference in the af-
. fairs of this region"
The American secretary de-
Tended the CENTO allies as
working for peace and declared
they would pursue their peace
full goals however crude, how
ever subtle, or however long
! sustained such assaults may
, be-"
Evening star., 1960-04-28
Hospital Patient
Plunqes to Death

Caswell S. Logan, SO. q pa
tient at st. Elizabeths Hos
pital, plunged to his death
from the @ Street Bridge over
Rock Greek Parkway last night,
police said.
Mr.. Logan. a patient at the
hospital since 1858, was on q