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AMELIA. on Friday. June
AMELIA BRiscoE Of 5S4 KENYON KENYON
ST. NV, devoted sister Of Mrs.
Miss Cora Briscoe, Lallie Briscoe
and Jack BriScoe. Three nieces,
Mrs. Isabelle Griner, Miss Cath
crime Wood and Mrs. Aline Wash
ln@on one nephew, Richard GrineT.
and other relatives and manv friends
also survive. After pm Mon
day. June 13. friends may call
at the Robert G Mason Funeral
Home $500 Nichols ave. sc. Fu-
neral services will be held on Tues
day, June IA, at l pm. at Camp
bell A.M.E. Church, Nichols ave. and
sumner I'd. Sc, with the Rev. J. s.
Grant ofhciatins Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery IA
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MORAN, GERTRUDE z. On saturday

June u, 1860, at the Washinstosni
H9sPital Center, GERTRUDE E.
sister Of Mrs Ruth B. Keep, Mrs.
Dorothy E. Holmes, Mrs Fannie L.
Dosher, Arthur c, and Norman w
Barbour. Mrs. Moran rests at the
warner E. Pumphrey Funeral Home.
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
Nd, where services will be held on
TUESDAY, June IA. at IL am. Park
ing taeilities) Interment Congress
Sional Cemetery 10
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ovENSHINE, SALLIE Y. On Saturday

June Il. 1850, sALLIE Y OVEN
SEINE OF 22l9 California st. NV,
daughter of the late Brig. Gen. and
MIS-. MIS- samuel oyenshine;. sister Of
of Washington, D. C.: Brig. Gen
4. T., ovenshine. USA (retiredl. OF
san Antonio, Texl, and Mrs. guy 81,
Norvell Of Washington. D. c. Serv-
ICES will, be held at St Margaret's s
and Bancroft pl. NV, Wednesdsy.
June 10. at 1890 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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M9RRIs. "a LIN. on sundsy. June Y

HVhhIo' LINZ. On sunday, June II,
NV. Apt. liz. LENA MORRIS, be-
loved sister of Miss Anna Morris,
Miss Rachel Morris. Benjamin. Nor
ris of Deerfield Beach. Fla. and
Lewis Morris, Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky e. Sons Fu-
neral Home, 350I l4th st. NV. on
Tuesday, June IA, at 10 m. Inter-
ment Ohev Sholom -Taimud Torah
Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
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BARUDAY, ANTHONy CEoRcE

2YOI jennings rd.. Rensington, Nd.
on June II, 1860. husband Of Wan
"a Baruday, father OF Robert An
thony and Johnny Baruday, son Of
Sarah George Baruday. brother of
MRS. Charles Cummings, Mrs. John
O'Connor, Miss Katherine Baruday,
Edward G and William G. Baruday
Prayers at Chambers GEORGETOWN
Funeral Home, 3072 NJ st. NV, on
TUESDAY. June ] A. at - noon. Mass
18th st. NV, at | pm Interment,
ArlnEtnn National Cen,etnru
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WILLIAM A. JORDAN. Secretary.
rDvDD,cv -,

FRlSCHKORN, FRIEDRICH w. Mem
% bers of Petworth Lodge,
/N No. A.. F. A A. M, will
IN assemble at the Warner E,
M NN humphrey Funeral Home,
NOIR S434 Georsia ave, Silver
NNyN Spring. Md. at 1:30 pm,
" Tuesday, June Il, 1860,
for the purpose Of conducting Ma
sonic funeral services for our late
brother. FRIEDRICH w. FRISCH-
KORN.
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GEMMILL. CLARKSON n. r,.r,h.r

CbARkSON. The members
Of the Nativity Holy Name
Society, are requested to
meet at the Takoma Fu-
neral Home. 254 Carroll
st. NV, at $50 pm,
Tuesday. June IA. 1860,
for the recitation Of the
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MOORE, ANNA NJ. On Sunday, June
II. 1880, At Sibley Hospital, ANNA
M. MOORE OF 1905 Buchanan st
NV, beloved wife of the late
Charles W. Moore. mother Of How
ard A. Moore of the home address,
sister OF Mrs. Catherine Z. Clarke
the 8. H, Hines Co. Funeral Home.
%9O1 4th 81, NV, on Wednesday,
June Is, at pm. parking facili-
ues). 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
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BRoUNER. GRACE l. ON rhnr,dar

June 9. 1860, GRACE L. BRoUNER
Brouner, mother Of Harry Evans
She also is survived by three sis
ters,. five brothers, three grand
children, a devoted friend. Otto
Jordan, and other relatives and
friends. After 4 . m. Monday, June
3. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home. $50 Rhode Island
ave; NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday June IA, at Il
m. lnterment NationN Harmony
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dAkH, HENRY o. on Saturday, June
II, 1860, HENRY o. GARY of as
Randolph -pl. Nv, beloved husband
Of Rosa Lee Gary and brother OF
burg, S G.; Mrs. Marie wilson
NeWberry, S. c.; Mrs. Carrie L. Jen-
nines. Mrs. Mozells McCoy, Edward
@. Robert c., White Plains. N. Y;
Richard A. and Manning Gary
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE,
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June isso MNaTIN MARFIN PErERSHR{k: q EMRGRds{:
to mourn his wife, two children,
two sisters, three brothers and a
most OF other relatives and friends
6smainS resting at the John T.
FfnineS f5ts d Co; Funeral Home, 3O15
after 4 pm Monday, June i3,
Funeral services will be held al
$3.50 am. Tuesday. June IA, with
me Rev, B. H. Whiting oficiating
ttnterment tent Arlington National Gene
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June -, 1860. at his residence.
Io4 Portland st. Sc. THOMAS B.
BAILEY, Sr., beloved husband OF
Marion Z. Bailey, father of Thomas
3 Bailey, ir.; brother Of Miss Theo-
dora Bailey, Harry W. William H
and Flrman H. Bailey. Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
parking facilitiesl. Wednesday. June
] }. at $50 am, thence To the
Church of the Assumption, where
mass will be offered at 10 am
Ior the repoSe of his soul. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemeterv "a
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MSGR. JOHN J. COADY. s. d.
ROBERT j. CONNOR, Pres, II
GRAY: IA MISS BERTHA. On sunday

June II. 1860, at her residence
$3.50 Connecttcut ave. NV, MISS
BERTHA GRAY, beloved sister Of
Miss Edith c. Gray OF Coopersville,
Mich; cousin OF Mrs. Cornelia p.
Mnlte Of johnson City, y. Y. serv-
Home. 2901 14th ct. NV, Wednest
DAY, June Is. at 10 am. (parkins
iaciiitiesl Interment private. THE
family suggests that expressions Of
sympathy may be made in the form
Home AQn1 Cnnnactinmt = y
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urday June II, 1860. at his resi-
dence, 2737 Deyonshire pl NV,
FRANCIS S. MILOVICH, Sr., beloved
husband of Edith +, Milovich: IA
Chappaqua, N. Y, and brother Of
Miss Elizabeth " Milovieh and Mrs
Lillian NJ. Hammer Also survived
by two grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
until 8 am. Tuesday. June IA. Re-
euiem mass will be offered at st
Thomas Apostle Catholic Church,
1865 Woodley I'd. NV. Tuesday,
June II. at 10 am. Interment ST.
Mary'S Cemetery.
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MINOR, ERNEST J, on Sunday, June
9th st. NV ERNEST j MINOR.
the. beloved husband Of Helen Minor
and brother Of Mrs. Bessie Ander-
son. He also is survived by other
relatives and many friends. Notice
- q funeral later, Arrangements, by
ave- and r st. NV.
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URDA, ALICE KNOTT. On Friday.
June 10, 1850, at her residence,
1859 Girsrd st. NV, ALICE KNOTT
TURDA' beloved wife of Antonio r,
Of Washington. D. C., and sister of
Mrs, Jessie. Hansen Of Silver Spring.
Nd. Services at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290I i4th ST.
NV, on Tuesday, June IA, at Z
pm. tparking facilities. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. IA
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RODNEY F. RIDDLE, w. NJ.
c. C. HUTCHINSON, Secy. ii
EVANS, CHARLES FRANCIS

EVANS, CHARLES FRANCIS. Sud
denly. on Saturday, June II, 1850,
CHARLES FRANCIS EVANS, beloved
husband Of Catherine Mary Evans.
tather OF Kelvin Barry Michael and
Lydia Antonette Evans, brother Of
Thomas and Florence Evans, Sarah
Page. Olga Wiley, Jack keppler,
Marsaret Bryant, Ana Swan and
at the Robert A Msttingly Funeral
Home, l3l 11th ST. s.e.. after 3 pm,
sunday, June u, where prayers will
be offered on Tuesday, June IA, al
lQ am; Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 10
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DrathH

JULIA. on Friday, June
10, 1860. JULIA A7AMBULA OF
54l7 Nebraska ave. NV, beloved
wife of the late Luis A. Arambula,
mother Of Matilde and Carmen
ArambIla. sister of Jorge Mendez
Friends are invited to call at he
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Nd, after | pm Sunday, June
IL. Requiem mass will be offered
at II am Tuesday. June IA, at
the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sac
rament, Western ave. and Quesada
St NV, Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery, IA
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PONDEXTER, NEWTON T. nEwEy,

on Friday, june june 10 10, 1885, soHMIst' at 81
Elizabeth's Hospital, NEWTON II
PQlNDEXTER, son OF johnnie and
Mary Poindexter. and father OF
Melvin Poindexter: also surviving
are four. sisters, Lucille Miller. Ruby
White, Mary Williams and Louise
Wood; a brother, John Poindexter;
grandmother, Alice Barkers: An
aunt. Irene Robinson. and other rel
atlyes and friends. Services will be
neid IueSday, June Il, at \ pm. at
Brooks and Allen Funeral Home.
18th and Florida ave, NV. Inter-
ment Wednesday, June Is, at Cor
donsville, Va. ii
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HLAIH, LILLIAN d. On Saturday, june
II. 1860, at Kensington Gardens
Sanitarium, Lillian D, HEATH OF
1854 Columbia rd. NV, beloved wife
er of William D. Heath of Arlington,
Va; sister Of joseph R Draney OF
New York City, William H. Draney
Of Chicago, III; Mrs Walter Hensey
q san Antonio, Tex. Services al
the s: H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ol l4th st. NV, on Tuesday, June
a, at II am. (parking facilitiesl
lnterment GlenWood Cemeterv
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10; 1860, at her residence. 3i5 Oak-
GALE pl. NV. Apt. >, LAURA BUT
bER. wife, Of the late Charles H.
Butler and beloved mother of Ed
ward Tolson and Mrs. Agnes Kent;
sister of Fred and Arthur G Toll
son and aunt of Orpheus X. Tolson.
she also, is survived by a host Of
9tner relatives and many friends.
Schey. Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV. Monday.
June l3, after . pm. Funeral serv1
ICES Will be held at the Ebenezer
Methodist Church. 4th and D SITS
Sc. Tuesday June IA, at IL noon.
ttnterment Arlington National Gene
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Sunday, jane IL, 1860, at his resi-
GEORGE H. cLoUDENf'a husband aAs ef Of
Alberta B. Clouden; father Of CecrSe
-, ,kepneth + Clouden and Mrs.
stepfather of Mrs. Dorothy Loyette
ana brother OF Mrs. Viola Shaw,
Mrs. Frances Collins, Mrs Emma
Pray and Frank Clouden, ali Of
pnlisoe!phia, Pa. Also survived by
grandchildren. Friends NAV raii a.
ne Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
MaSSachusetts ave. ne, until / nm
Mednesday, June Is. Services will be
neio at ST. Luke's Episcopal Church,
blaoensourg, Nd. at . pm. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cereterr
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June 10. 1860. LuIs 4. ARAM,
BULA of 54l7 Nebraska ave NV,
beloved husband of the late Julia
Carmen Aramoula. brother Cf Brig
Gen. Marcos Arambula. Colombian n
Army, and Mrs. Albertina Galvis
OF Chicago, H. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Rooert A. Pun
SUNDAY June II. REQUIEM mass
VII be offered at IL am. TUESDAY,
June 1. at the Shrine of the Most
BLESSED Sacrament, Western ave and
6leSana st. NV. Interment Gate
a Of Heaven Cemetery. 10
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lhOhNE.
Signed OTTO zAMBRENY. Comdr.
TRAVIS, LLOYD. On Friday, June 10,
1860, LLOYD TRAVIS of l765
Swami st. NV Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Malvan a
Sehey New Jersey ave. and r st, n "
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GROSS. ALBERT H., sr. On Friday

HAhhIs, hUSIE ELLEN. Suddenly,
on Saturday, June IL, 1860, ROSIE
ELLEN HARRIS Of 2s42 Knox ter
race Sc, devoted wife OF James
Harris. Notice of funeral later,
ARRANGEMENTS, by Dovie @. Brooks
and Otis F, Allen.
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TAYLOR, MARIA. on Saturday, June
II, 1860, MARIA TAYLOR Of 1886
Nichols ave. Sc, wife OF John Taylor,
sister Of Lucille James and grand
mother OF Jean Palmore and Ina
GaSkins. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends After 4 pm,
Tuesday, June IA, frienuS may cali
at the Walter s. Hunter Funeral
Home, 25l2 Sheridan rd. Sc. Fu-
neral services Wednesday, June l5.
at l pm. from the Campbell A, M z
Church, Nichols ave and Sumner
I'd. s,e.,- the Rev. j. s. Grant ofici-
ating. 1nterment Woodlawn Gene
terry. Ia
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Open this evening-tomOrrooU evening!
JeIIeffs Silver Spring Store Now Celebrating
SILVER SPRING DAYS!

Voue oppeoIns you'll shop for necessities and WE'LL
The story shines vewheren dresses beochweo Poycotes
Fall Fushion Samples Sycamore and
Lingerie, ,Aeeessores-Don't mi single specioI
chden Weu-Lots summer oreoty reduced!
Evening star., 1960-07-28
MRS. LOUCHHEIM IS GIVEN
NEW DEMOCRATIC JOB

Mrs Katie Louchheim has been named Special
Assistant to Representative Frank Thompson of New
Jersey in the Democrats drive register 90 million
additional voters
Mrs Louchheim, who vice chairman Of the
Democratic National Committee until two weeks ago. has
been on the job on the voters drive since Monday.
This is the first assignment" she has undertaken
in her new role special assistant to Democratic pres
dential candidate John Kennedys campaign manager
the Democratic National Committee announced.
Senator Kennedys brother, Robert, who holds the
campaign managers post called Mrs Louchheim last
week at her Chatham, MaSs) summer home to outline
the new job, Mrs Louchheim said.
Mr.. Thompson said he "greatful to have Mrs.
Louchheims aid" in the voters project.
Mrs Louchheim said she has spent most of her time
since Monday the long distance phone with State
charmen and the rest of it making my desk doesn't
leave out from under me- at the rapidly shifting Kennedy
headquarters.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
ON EMBASSY ROW
ON EMBASSY ROW
Reception Todoy Honors
Visitor Premier Lunnunbu

Hundreds of Washing
tonians will get a close look
this afternoon at the African
political leader who has been
stealing headlines from
American political leaders for
the past three weeks
Premier Patrice Lumumba of
the new, embattled Republic
of the Congo.
Premier Lumumba, who
came to Washington from the
United Nations yesterday, will
be honored at a 5-to-7 o'clock
reception by the chiefs of the
eight African diplomatic
missions here-Lib b erian,
Moroccan, U. A. r., Guinean,
Ghanaian. Ethiopian, Libyan
and Sudanese; plus the act
ing minister for Nigerian af-
fairs from the British En-
bassy.
The hosts. headed by the
dean of the African diplo-
mats, Liberian Ambassador
Padmore, are preparing for
approximately 400 guests.
The reception will be the
last and largest social event
of Mr.. Lumumba's two-day
official visit to Washington.
He leaves for Canada at 9:35
tomorrow morning.
EARLY this afternoon the
Premier was to be honored
by Deputy Undersecretary Of
State for Political Affairs
Livingston T. Merchant at a
Evening star., 1960-07-28

luncheon at the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
Last night the visitor dined
at the Liberian Embassy,
again as the guest of all the
African envoys. Apparently
the men got together to talk
continental shop. No other
guests, not even State De-
Evening star., 1960-07-28

Cook in double boiler over
hot water. Stirring constantly
until thickened. Cool slightly.
Pour into cooled baked shell.
Meringue. Take 2 egg
whites and Is tablespoon salt
and beat until frothy. Then
take u cup sugar and beat
into above mixture table
spoon at a time. Continue to
beat until mixture will hold
soft peaks. Spread overfllling.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

shell. To make pie take u
cup butter and cup sugar
and cream together until
light and fluffy. Add 2 eggs
and 2 egg yolks. one at a
time beating well after each
addition.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Advice on Floors
Mrs. Sweeney
Is Married

Mrs. Phillip o. Coffin Of
Hamilton. Mass. announces
the marriage of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Alicia Rodgers
Sweeney to Mr.. William Rex
Easton.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Manasseh Cutler
Congregational Church in
Hamilton.
The bride is the grand
daughter of the late United
States Ambassador and Mrs.
George Won L. Meyer. The
later Mr.. Meyer also served
as Postmaster General and
Secretary of the Navy.
Mr.. EaSton, a graduate of
Columbia University and the
Harvard University Business
School, was formerly Assist
ant Naval Attache at the
American Embassy in Lon
don.
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partment officials, were in
vited to this busineSs-suit
dinner.
After the reception this
evening, Premier Lumumba
will have a private dinner
at the Presidents Guest
House, where he is staying
during the visit.
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Misses and Women's Dresses

Now H. originally Sl799 and 5000 Street onc
afternoon dresses in summer prints, postes dark
coors; cottons, sheers, eosy-core blends
Second Floor, Street and Selections Branches
Other misses dresses clearing at $40, SIS. $40.
Wonen's groups at S2o, ST., SIS.
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Soto Grease

Mrs. L. D. F., Washington
We have a green sofa made
Of some sort of heavy Satiny
material and it has hair
grease on the back. Is there
any way we can remove this
without hurting the sofa2
Thank you.
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hear 1t. Also, the ceiling in
the bathroom is sound
proofed. That is fine when
the man of the house shaves
at 4 am. with an electric
razor. No sound from their
bathroom at all.
I cannot give you any idea
on the cost as it was there
when they purchased the
house but the result is
wonderful.
1t also makes a quiet
peaceful bedroom to sleep
in. Evidently it keeps out
noise from other sources also.
Good luck to you and I know
you will be pleased.
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too fattening recipes which
are neutricious. 1t would be
better if they were not to
difficult to prepare as I do
not have very much time.
Any helpful suggestions
your readers can offer GER
tainly will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Month-End
COTTON SHOP SAVINGS!

Now %. and >0.-origtnoI sl1 80 and sl4.99 dres
Of cotton sheer royon Docron and cotton prints strip
PIoids, solid coors in these groups Of broken sizes
misses and women
Now SIT. ond Sl2.-o1einoy Sl799 and $22e
everything from silk shrtwosts to famous make qo
dresses Misses sizes
5h Floor, Street; Assortmens at Branches
Evening star., 1960-07-28
SoundProofing q PIoyroom
To Mrs. R. S., Washington
Mrs. E. NJ, O., WASHINGTON

This is to your request on soundproofing
playroom.
recently visited in Virginia and the daughters bedroom
ceiling was soundproof The result worth the
plays hi and TV and hardly hear it If
is closed of you have to be at the door to
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Bake at 325 degrees for IL to
Is minutes.
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Reproductions Of historic by Il Republican First
Lodes modelled the Greot Lode" luncheon yesterday
in Chicago by eft right Mrs. Fred Seoton wife Of Sec
retoV Of Interior (eown Of Lucy Hoyes); Mrs. John W.
Bnes wife Of Representative Bynes of Wisconsin (o Carolyn
Horrison) Mrs. Arthur SurnmerfeId wife of Postmaster
General las Edith Roosevet Mrs. Cecil Underwood wife Of
the Governor of West Virginia los Florence Hordne) Mrs.
William Miller, wife Of Representative Miller of New York los
Lou Hoover Mrs. Howard Baker, daughter of Senator and
Evening star., 1960-07-28
Butter Cream Pie

To Mrs. H. J. S., Arlington
Here is a recipe for lemon
butter cream pie.
Take 70 inch baked pie
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
Know Your Candidates

livery YEAR AT THIS TIME, the "get out the
IL vote" campaign surges into high gear
All of us urged to exert the great right of
franchise This is all to the good citizen who fails
to vote shirks fundamental duty, and he certainly
has right to criticize the conduct of public affairs
It's disgrace that in many elections, up to half
the qualified voters can't trouble to go to the polls
Something needs to be added to the command
Vote" Know who and what you're voting for To
vote in ignorance is as bad not voting at ALL
Do the respective candidates favor improvements
for the community? Are they qualified to fill the
office better than their opponents? Can they be
trusted to serve the community unselfishly? Study
the candidates carefully and then vote for the person
whom you believe to be right.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
Navy Man Disappears
From Adak Island Base

ANCHORAGE, Up - Military
sources in Anchorage said yeser-
day an intensive search has failed
to turn UP clue in the disap-
pearance of a seaman from the
U. S. Navy base on Adak Island
March Is.
Larry Friend, a radioman from
Mansfield, Ohio, vanished while
returning to his quarters from an
enlisted mems club the night of
March Is.
A complete search of the island,
in the Aleutians i 200 miles south
west of Anchorage, turned up no
trace of the man or indication of
foul play, military sources here
said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
New Marine Corps
Commander Wants
No Fuss, Feathers

WASHINGTON, UP = General
David M. Shoup has told his sub
ordinates to cut out fancy well
coming ceremonies and Mushroom
inspections when he visits Marine
Corps bases.
In bluntly worded letter to
field commanders, Shoup carried
on his personal campaign against
fuss and feathers by saying that
he would not tolerate such things.
The personal letter, dated April
Fools Day, was not meant for
joke, Marine headquarters en-
phasized.
Shoup took over as Marine boss
on Jan. l. He promptly jolted the
Corps by abolishing swagger
sticks and associated non-essential
customs. r.
In Fridays letter, he told SUBJ
ordinates to stop arranging spe-
cial demonstrations for him and
to limit social affairs to mini
mum of small informal gatherings.
II want as little vibration as
possible which might be related
solely to my being present." the
commandment wrote, saying that
he liked to talk to people as indi-
viduals. The four star Marine
chief remarked that. he could
spend Limited time more profit
ably this way than looking at
things through field glasses and
walking through heads and wash
rooms"
The Nome nugget., 1960-04-04
Hagerty Leaves for
Moscow Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, Up = White
House Press Secretary James c.
Hagerty will leave by jet airliner
Tuesday for Moscow and Tokyo
to discuss details of President
Eisenhower's trip to those two
countries June 10 to 20.
Thomas E. Stephens, appoint
ments secretary to the President,
and State Department staff men,
bers, will be in the advance party
of about Is to 16. There will also
be two plane crews.
Hagerty declined to discuss the
problems involved, calling it only
normal dry run to discuss a
myriad of details with Russian
and Japanese authorities.
He said he did NOT know yet
whether Eisenhower would visit
any other countries except Japan
on the way home from Russia.
The President has invitations
from several other countries, in
Guiding Korea, and The Philip
pines.
The trip to Moscow is a return
visit for that made to the United
States last fall by Soviet Premier
Khrushchev.
Hagerty said his party will
reach Moscow the afternoon of
April 6 after an overnight stop
at Copenhagen, Denmark. They
will stay six days in Russia and
visit some of the other points
Eisenhower will visit. The other
places were not named by Hag-
erty.
From Moscow, Hagerty said the
party will take the western Polar
route over Iceland, Greenland,
northern Canada and Alaska en-
route to Tokyo. He said they are
taking this route instead of the
eastern trip over Siberia to save
time.
Which route Eisenhower will
take to Japan was not announced
but the implication was he would
go eastward.
The hydrogen atom is the light