davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
OF Case is Top Prospect
AS Manager For Tigers

DETROIT, R-Casey Stengel is
the top prospect for manager of
the Detroit Tigers, the Tiger front
office said here Monday night.
Detroit has been without man
ager since early last month when
Joe Gordon resigned to accept a
job as pilot of the Kansas City
Athletics.
A statement, Issued by the pub
lie relations department, said
Rick Terrell, assistant to John F.
FREEZER, president and principal
owner of the Tigers, continues to
screen prospective managers. 1t
said he sis not interested in any
one under contract at the present
time"
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
Queen Elizabeth III
Promises Pubs Will Be
Allowed Later Hours

LONDON, R-Queen Elizabeth
IT opened a new session of Par
lament Tuesday with a promise
to keep the pubs open later at
night.
The Queens speech from the
throne, written by Prime Minister
Harold MacMillan's government,
also promised to work toward the
political and economic unity of
Western unity and reaffirmed
Britain's allegiance to her alliance
with the United States and the
other North Atlantic nations.
But it was the pledge to reform
the licensing laws that the bulk
of the British public was inter
ested in.
The Queen gave no details. But
Home Secretary Richard Butler,
whose department will prepare
the new legislation, has promised
later closing hours and also to
make them uniform over the
country.
Pubs now must close at 1920 or
II pm. in London, depending on
what part of the city they are in.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
SeWeIl Lee Avery,
Legendary Financier,
Is Dead At SO

CHICAGO, Up - SeWell Lee
Avery, 86, a strong Willed big
businessman who ultimately took
on the us. Army, died Monday,
Avery, who was Montgomery
Ward & Co. chairman from 1881
to 1865, died in his apartment OF
a cerebral hemorrhage. He had
been i'll year.
In financial circles, Avery was
a legend.
Brilliant and tough, he was al
most phenomenally successful
from the day in 1894 when he
graduated from University OF
Michigan Law School.
AS Montgomery Wards chief
executive he fought spectacular
battles against the federal gov
eminent in 1914 and financier
Louis E. Wolfson in 1855.
In 1914, Avery defied the War
Labor Boards intervention in a
Montgomery Ward dispute with a
CLIO union.
When on April 26, 1914, govern
ment officials, backed by troops
occupied Ward property in Chi
cago, Avery sat defiantly in his
office.
The next day two soldiers en-
tered his office, picked him ur
and deposited him in the street
outside.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02

FRED CAVOTA, LARRY CALVIN,
M. B. YOUNG and J. R. MILLER,
Plaintiffs,
D. H. HUNGERFORD and CHARLOTTE
A. HUNGERFORD, his wife,
Defendants.
To the above named Defendants, D. H.
Hungerford and Charlotte A. Hunger
ford Greetings:
You are hereby required to appear in
the Superior Court for the State Of
Alaska, Second Judicial Division, within
thirty 800 days after the last publication
of this summons, in case this summons
is published, or within forty t40) days
after the date of its service upon you,
in case this summons is served upon
you personally, and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiffs, on file in the
said Court in the above entitled action.
The plaintiffs demand the following re-
lief: Payment of promissory note in the
sum of SIP, 297.54, plus reasonable at
torneys fees and costs.
AND in the event you fail to appear
and answer, the plaintiffs will take
judgment against you for want thereof,
and will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in their Complaint, as
hereinabove stated.
BY George A. Bayer,
Clerk
E. P. McCARRON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Box 755,
Fairbanks, Alaska
Publish Nov. 2, 9, 16, %, 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
Jury Decides Lover Not Obscene

LONDON, R1A jury of nine
men and three women returned a
verdict today that the uncensored
version of OH. Lawrence's Lady
Chatterly's Lover" is not obscene,
and thus gave the green light to
its publication in Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
Alaska Airlines Has New
Vice President of Sales

Alaska Airlines Has New
Vice President of Sales
SEATTLE, R-Charles F. Will
lis Jr., president and general man
ager of Alaska Airlines, announ-
ced the appointment of Raymond
J. WadsWorth as assistant vice
president for sales today.
Wadsworth, SO, was district
sales manager at Indianapolis for
Eastern Air Lines. He has been
in airlines sales work with East
ern since 1913.
He served in the Army Ali
Corps during World War II, is
married and has three children.
The Nome nugget., 1960-11-02
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT

ALIAS SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
FRED CAVOTA. LARRY CALVIN,
M. B. YOUNG and J. R. MILLER,
Plaintiffs,
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Miriam's Modelling Studio
models with Vera Hefner
doing the commentary. Fred
Novel hairstyles.
THURSDAY
Informal Modelling of Fon-
tana of Rome bridal gowns
from II to 5 pm. in the
julius Garf1nckel & Co.
Bridal Salon.
Philipsborn fashions take
over at $50 pm. at the
Mayfair Restaurant with the
Patricia Stevens Model
Agency doing the show.
Normandy Farm Restau-
rant luncheon fashion show,
pm, staged by the Whea-
ton Studio Of Modelling with
Greta Stevens fashions; hair
styles by 10 Finch Of Beauty,
Inc; and Ruth Ryan Of The
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Studio doing the commen-
tary.
Virgie Bridgforth Of Rose
williams Suburban and
Town Shop will speak to the
American Home and GarGen
Sections of the Suburban
Woman's Club of Montgom-
cry County at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. William T.
Fahr. Accessories and fash
ion coordination Of fall
wardrobes will be her subject.
Greta Stevens fashions are
spotlighted by Phyllis Bells
Modelling Agency at the Tea
Room fashion show at Fran
cisco's Restaurant from IL to
2 pm.
Junior W0man's Club Of
Chevy Chase, first general
meeting at 6 pm. The ban
quet, business meeting and
Evening star., 1960-09-11
IT'S A DATE

ture a Fashion Feast for
Sinai's Tenth" with clothes
from Claire Dratch Of Be-
thesda.
Beautiful Bryans hosiery
promotion today and tomor-
row at julius Garfinckel & Co.
with Nancy Booth, the Bryan
consultant, on hand both
days.
Mary Wyman, New York
millinery authority, will fea-
ture her seasonal trunk show
ing of designer millinery in
Hecht's Washington store. A
repeat showing Tuesday.
Dinner Fashion Show, from
Evening star., 1960-09-11

Rose williams Shop. shown by
the Phyllis Bell Agency at
Francisco's Restaurant from
6 to 8 pm. Family fashions
will star.
TUESDAY
Adele Simpson will do the
commentary at a public fash
ion show at julius Garflnckel
& Co. couturier salon at 8
pm. Her fall and winter col
lection will be presented !.
Bellies Dress Shop Of Silver
Spring presents the fashion
. show for the Shaare Tefila
Sisterhood at $3.50 pm. at the
auditorium. Miriam's Model
ing Studio models with COM
mentary by Vera Hefner.
Fred Novel hairstyles.
Skinner, Fr0stmann, Vogue
fashion show, 3 pm. with
Miss Victoria Murphy of
Evening star., 1960-09-11
TOMORROW

Bellies Dress Shoppe of Sill
yer Spring presents the FASH
ion show at the member
ship luncheon of the Sister
hood of Tifereth Israel at
the synagogue. Sixteenth and
Juniper street NV. Vera Hef-
ner Of Miriam's Modelling
Studio will do the commen-
tary.
Temple Sinai brunch for
paid-up members in the So
cial hall on Military road at
1880 am. The 10th ami
versary celebration will fea-
Evening star., 1960-09-11
COVERING UP FOR FALL

Women can stop complaining that they can't find the coat sill
houette tots right for them this You can't begin to
count the many different ho around As for color
yoriety that too something delight the hearts Of women
who hove yeoned for purple for green for pole beige white
Coot designers this year out to noe many
women hoPpy as they ...ELENl
Evening star., 1960-09-11

show commentator at the
2:30 pm. showing at julius
Garfinckel g. Co.'S Washing
ton store. At 1880 pm. he'll
do the commentary at the
Seven Corners store for his
new fall and winter collec-
tinn-
Evening star., 1960-09-11
SATURDAY

Guy d, the master chef OF
styling for sizes 8 to is, will
present his own fashion rec
ipes for perfect dressing at q
2 pm. fashion showing at
Woodward g. Lothrop's F
Street store. Informal model
ing will take place from II
to 5 pm.
Hecht's Fall Maternity
Show, fashionable Expecta-
ton" is set for 2 pm. at the
Washington store in the
maternity department.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

at Woodward & Lothrop.
WEDNESDAY
Nelly Don's Aurelia Flem-
ing will be at Jelleff's show
ing the autumn collection
today and tomorrow.
Julius Garfinckel's Annual
Imports Show at the Shore
ham Hotel. Reservations for
the after-dinner showing Of
haute couture fashions from
France and Italy may be
made through Alfred at the
Hotel Shoreham. Time: 8
pm.
Bellies Dress Shop, Edon's
fine furs and the Baby Fair
will present Around the
World in Fashion" for the
Temple Israel Sisterhood at
1:45 pm. in the auditorium.
Evening star., 1960-09-11

entertainment at the club
house will feature Miss
Harper's Of the Congressional
Shopping Center; hairstyleS
by Mr.. Raymond of Fashion
Fair. Mr.. Raymond will be
the commentator for the
show. Members modelling will
be Mrs. Norman L. Brown,
Mrs. George Van Wagner,
Mrs. Robert &. Dalton, Mrs.
Herbert A. Haller, Mrs. Hugh
Wallis and Mrs. Terry Mar
tin.
Evening star., 1960-09-11
FRIDAY

Gloria Swanson, personal
appearance, at IL noon and
3 pm. in Hecht's Washing
ton stores Boulevard Dress
Shop. Gloria Swanson dresses
star naturally.
KaSper of Arnold g. Fox
will be the guest fashion
Evening star., 1960-09-11
WEDNESDAY

Vogue doing the commentary
at Woodward & Lothrop.
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Continued from preceding page

Korea: ,ras singing my heart out to all those poor
tellops sitting on The ground singing Diamonds Are
A Girls Best Friend because IL ,Cas q song kne,c
but also sang Gershpin song Do 1t Again. because
/ didn't ,cant the telto,rs 10 think they had to gioe
diamonds to the girls back home. The tDo songs 'rere
my whole repertoire - didn't know any Others.
This ,uas taken ,chile suspension from the
studio same thing as a strike you don't gel paid.
pent TO the Abraham Lincoln Celebration in Spring.
field Illinois . suas there because liked Lincoln.
Ihad to make speech and judge the beard contest My
opn hair ,uus shorter than most Of the boards; cut
pery rery short. hot and had ii stark 0h'te
Agnes Flanagan
Bombsbel blonde isn't really color her per-
sona color of her hair She just sort OF hits you like
bombshe The real color Of her hair not really sure Of
I've But would that it's light brown
Evening star., 1960-12-11

stole, Russian sable stole and the self fabric
stole which we decided seemed more appro-
pirate considering the weather. glamour or
not! Just before her departure for the thea
ter, threw her stole across her shoulders
so that the ends fell to the back. Marilyn, in
a great rush as they were late by that time
looked down and with a very cute and pretty
wink said to me, Careful John, don't cover
the merchandise"
Evening star., 1960-12-11

1t was the opening Of ''The Prince And The
Showgirl'' and one Of the hottest summer
evenings can remember - so humid. There
was some question about what the dress
should be as the weather was quite hot at
that time but we decided on glamour any
way as that is what people expect Of Marilyn.
Because of the weather we discussed her
wrap she had selection of three - one
of its kind at the time honey gold chinchilla
Evening star., 1960-12-11

Every great leading lady I've worked with
has brought something special with her to
the screen. One brought glamour, another
mystery, others sex appeal, humor. dignity,
or just plain, simple, girlish openness. Mari
lyn is different She has all Of these qualities.
She's kind of ultimate, in her way, with a
million sides to her, each one of them fasci-
mating. The greatest compliment could pay
Evening star., 1960-12-11

This Cultural Institute in NeO York at reception
And The Showg They The Donao Acard lhy
people You how hair prspTed all around h
edoes of nv face but mnd smiling because Italians
Cab Coaarhg gwhhAi Monoein MifS"
Evening star., 1960-12-11

her, outside of saying that she is a superb
actress, is to say that she is completely
feminine, and feminine without guile. l
think she is something different to each man,
blending into him somehow to supply the
things he seems to require. All men are
different, and she is different to all men, but
in a sense she is the same thing to them all -
their pride. ] think this is her secret.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

THIS WEEK Moso,i"s / D.es~bsr u. 1850
Evening star., 1960-04-14

Some of the Nations most
prominent women will be
honored by the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs at
the opening session of its seth
annual convention when it
will meet here June 1917.
The opening session, fea-
turing a Salute to Women"
will follow a gala banquet in
the Sheraton Park Hotel.
Women who will be "salut-
ed" and who will speak brief
ly include Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, Senator Margaret
Chase Smith, Mrs. Clare
Booth Luce, Undersecretary
of Health, Education and
Welfare Bertha Adkins. Judge
Florence E. Allen and Miss
Sylvia Porter.
To Preside
Miss Chloe Clifford of Lex
ington KY. and Washington,
D. c., CIVIC president, will
preside at the convention seS-
sions, all of which will be held
in the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
Junior members of the feder-
alton will hold their sessions
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Special guests at the Mon
day evening session will be
all the women in Congress
and the presidential women
appointees, with the Fedora
ton presidents of tn cir.
respective States acting as
hostesseS.
A highlight of the Tuesday
morning session will be a well
come to Washington eX-
tended by the president of
the Board of District Com
Evening star., 1960-04-14
CIVIC to Salute Leaders

missioners, Robert z. Nc
Laughlin, and Mrs. T. David
Gates, president of the Dis
trict Federation of Women's
Clubs.
The convention program
will be presented by Mrs.
Charles G. Sheppard of Hut
Crimson, Minn.
Two top women officials of
the Republican and Demo-
cratic parties will discuss
women in public affairs at the
Tuesday afternoon session.
They are Mrs. Clare B. Will
liams, assistant chairman and
director of women's activities
for the Republican National
Committee, and Mrs. Katie
Louchheim, vice chairman
and director of women's &C
tivities for the Democratic
National Committee.
Also appearing on the
Tuesday afternoon program
will be Representative Frank
Thompson. jr., whose topic
will be The responsibilities
of Women in the Field of
legislation"
The public affairs theme
will be carried into the Tues
day evening session with ad-
dresses by Senator Thurston
B. Morton of Kentucky,
chairman of the Republican
National Committee. and
Senator A. S. Mike Mon
roney, Democrat of Okla
homa.
In salute to the fedora
tion's foreign delegates who
will be attending, an Inter
national Day has been
scheduled for Wednesday,
Evening star., 1960-04-14

June IS. The foreign dele
gates will speak after a
colorful luncheon. In the
evening, Philippine Ambas-
sador Carlos Romulo will
speak, and ambassadors and
their wives from countries
helped by the GFWC's CARE
program will be platform
guests.
On Thursday, the dele
gates will mix politics with
business. They will cast
their votes for a new slate of
officers to serve for the next
two years. In the afternoon
they will hear talks by Mr..
George Romney, president of
The American Motors Corp.
and Judge G. Bowdon Hunt.
president of the National
Council of Juvenile Court
Judges.
To Announce Winners
The Community Achieve
ment contest winners will be
announced at the Thursday
evening session.
The convention will be cli-
NAKED on Friday evening,
June II with installation of
new officers when the new
federation president will
make her inaugural address.
The federation Juniors will
hold their convention on June
II. II and 13 at the Shore
ham Hotel. The Junior ban
quet takes place on Sunday,
June IL.
. All delegates, both senior
and junior, will attend a
prayer service on Sunday,
June IL, at the National
Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

Womack should have heard tes-
timony from experts" and
scanned exhibits to help them
determine what contemporary
community standards are. DR.
Womack was convicted of send
ing obscene literature and ad-
vertisements through the mail
He published magazines con-
tanning pictures of nude males
The Supreme Court has de-
clared that the standard for
deciding obScenity is whether
any publication violates S the
moral standards Of the con-
temporary community.
Defense Offer Turned Down
The trial Judge, Alexander
Holtzoff, had turned down tet-
timony on community standards
offered for the defense by a
pSychiatrist. two psychologists
and a Ph.D. who specializes in
the subject.
Instead, the Judge had de-
clared that he believed a priest,
minister or rabbi were best
qualified to say what commu-
nifty moral standards are. An
artist or writer would not be
qualified. the judge had added.
Defense Attorney Stanley M.
Dietz noted today that he had
not been allowed to have an
artist testify on the difference
between obscenity and art. The
judge had also refused to let
him show the jurors volumes
containing reproductions of art
works from leading museums.
Assistant United States At
torney Maurice j. Dunie today
defended Judge Holtzoff's rul-
ings.
The jurors come to the court
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Fl Maryland
PoIioCuses
Lead u. S.

Maryland led the Nation in
paralytic polio cases reported
in the week ending October /,
the Public Health Service said
today.
Twenty-one cases Of polio, all
paralytic, were reported in the
State during the week. OF these
is were in the city of Balti-
m ore, three in Baltimore
County and two in Anne
Arundel County.
This is the second week IN a
row that Maryland has led the
Nation in paralytic polio cases
reported. AS in the previous
week, most of the cases in
Baltimore were concentrated in
two low socio-economic areas,
the PHS reported.
During the week ending
Evening star., 1960-10-07

October 1. the polio cases
across the Nation totaled l78
with 100 Of them classified as
paralytic. The preceding week
the total was 201, including l3l
paralytic cases, the highest
number of any 1860 week, the
PHS said.
There have been no con-
flrmed polio cases in the WASH
ington area this year. In Prince
Georges County there are two
suspected polio cases now. And
an Oakland (Md.) man who
died in District General Hos
pital last Friday is believed to
Evening star., 1960-10-07

house with a lifetime of expert
ence which has erected clear
standards with which to deter
mine obscenity, Mr.. Dunie con-
tended.
He admitted that the courts
are at odds over contemporary
standards. But it is ridiculous
to suggest that the jurors must
see what is at the National Art
Gallery before letting them de-
termine whether a publication
contains obsecnity. he argued.
Chief Judge E. Barrett Pret-
lyman made clear that he
agreed:
What is the jury doing in
the box-they are supposed to
be a cross-section of the COM
munity. That is what they are
there for"
Frankfurter Cited
Mr.. Dietz answered with a
statement from Justice Felix
Frankfurter in a recent Su-
preme Court case. There is
no external measuring rod of
obscenity." the justice had said.
Mere subjective reflection by
individual Jurors or judges can
not decide what obscenity is.
Mr.. Dietz argued. 1t is both
rational and relevant to bring
in outside knowledge to help |
the Jurors determine what the !
contemporary standards are,
the defense attorney said.
He noted that Justice Frank
furter had pointed out that a |
jurors own upbringing. re-
stricted reflection. and personal
experiences are not enough. |
The jurors decision "ought not
20 depend solely on the neces- |
Evening star., 1960-10-07
TYCOON PICKS UP
FIRST $40 FROM
SOCIAL SECURITY

SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-
Louis Lurie, one Of San
Francisco's best-known mil
lionaires, received his first
social security check Thurs
day-for $l20, tax free.
Mr.. Lurie, 70, said he'd
give the check to charity.
The f1nancier-real estate
king didn't collect sooner
because he's still working
and has no intentions of
stopping.
Mr.. Lurie began amassing
his fortune as a newsboy in
Chicago.
And what was the secret?
Never give anybody a
change" he quipped.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

A firing squad executed
Roberto Cruz Alfonso last
Saturday for alleged participa-
ton in a different assassination
attempt on Mr.. Pardo Llada.
Sentenced today were Jorge
A. Castillo Alon and Rafael
Perez Consuegra. both 12-year
terms; Alberto Gelasio Piedra,
6 years; and Maria Rosales.
Margot Lasur Torres and her
sister, Irene, each 3 years.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Batteries Power Sonar

NEW YoRK.-A completely
transistorized portable sonar set,
powered by standard flashlight
batteries, has been developed
for Navy frogmen in dark or
murky waters.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Cubu Sentences
Three in Gun Plot

HAVANA, Oct. Z (AP).-A
military tribunal today SEN
fenced six Cubans. three of
them women. to prison terms
OF 3 to IL years for plotting a
gun attack on Jose Pardo Llada,
pro-Castro radio commentator.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

be a polio victim but tests
have not been completed yet.
He was visiting relatives in
Prince Georges County when he
became Ill and was admitted to
the hospital.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Court Scons Methods
OfWeighine obscenity
BY CARL IRVING
star Stan Writer

Three judges pondered today how the community rep
resented by IL jurors best decide whether has
lated the laws against obscene publications
Government and defense counsel argued case of Dr.
Herman l. Womack magazine publisher before the United
States Court Of Appeals
The big whether the jurors who convicted DR.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

sarily limited. hit-or-mi sub
jective view of what they are
believed to be by the individual
jury or judSe," the justice said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
IS New Citizens
Plan Program

The Chevy Chase OAR Chap.
ter played its usual role welcom.
ing SO new citizens naturalized
during ceremonies earlier this
month at the Montgomery
County Circuit Court.
Mrs. Stafford S. Fletcher,
chairman of the u. S. Flag
Committee, presented a small
silk U. S. flag to each new citi-
zen and a Maryland banner was
presented by Francis w. Taylor
of the Silver Spring Elks
Lodge.
Assisting Mrs. Robert L. Jar
nagin, regent, in receiving and
serving refreshments to the
group, their sponsors and court
members were Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Stapleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley r. Murray, Mrs. Edwin
w. James, Mrs. Duncan Wall,
Stafford Fletcher, Mrs. Roger J.
Whiteford, Mrs. James Madison
Cults, Mrs. Jerri Balm and her
young daughters, Sandra and
Melanie.
Mrs. Wales Finnegan, natural
ization chairman, made the well
coming address.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22
OAR Welcomes
Federated Clubs

The forthcoming election pro-
vides the topic for the first fall
meeting of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's
Club to be held at 10 am. Tues
day, September q, at the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase, 1881
Connecticut ave-, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. A. B. Hermann, chair
man of campaign activities for
the National Federation of Re-
publican Women and Mrs. Sam
Brightman, wife of the Deputy
Director of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, will discuss
precinct Woman-power." The
program has been arranged by
Mrs. Warren E. Tydings, public
affairs chairman.