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Evening star., 1960-12-18

66WTO OW old did you say you were?" the doc
III tor asked his woman patient,
Il never mention my age" replied the pa
tient but as matter of fact I've just reached
2l"
Indeed" said the doctor what detained
you?"
TN A SAN FRANCISCO cemetery visitor
IL noticed an old Chinese man placing bowl
of rice on a grave.
What time do you expect your friend to
come up and eat the rice?" he asked
The old man smiled: Same time your
friend comes up to smell the flowers.
INSURANCE agent How would your wife
Il carry. on if you died?"
Husband I'm not worrying about that so
long as she behaves herself while I'm alive"
66TTWO!" shouted the pint-sized umpire
n Two WHAT" snarled the big catcher
Yeah, two what" echoed the equally
large batter
Too close to tell" said the umpire.
AN AMERICAN tourist was visiting Wales,
IA and upon entering large hotel in one of
the Welsh towns he noticed the words, tam
htab," written on the mat.
Il suppose" he said that's Welsh for
Welcome"
No sir" replied the doorman that's the
bath mat, upside down."
Christmas Condor
IT'S the thought, and not the glft
But presents still gipe me a lift.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

Refuge, a 5,SSO-acre way sta
ton for migratory waterfowl
Scattered along Hatteras' As.
mile-length are six villages, the
most important being Hatteras
Next comes Buxton at Cape
Hatteras and a few miles north,
Avon. You viii find modern
motels, two small hotels and
at Oregon Inlet and the point
at Cape Hatteras. camping
facilities.
Surf anglers will find nu-
merous places to fish. In
spring and fall the greatest
activity for bluefish and chan
mel bass is from the village Of
Waves to the wreck Of the
George Kohler. then at Little
Kinnakeet, Avon. from Big
Kennakeet to Cape Point, at
Hatteras Blight and from Hat
teras village to Inside Point
at South End.
Crossing to Ocracoke, all the
beaches are good II you car
find sloughs.
On Hatteras you will find
fishing centers and charter
Evening star., 1960-03-25

~@Ss W t"SN etUStSS Wv ttsAuuS UtOuS
the Outer sanks Of North coroIino.
~~-~-~~---~-
slider the 1859 catch. From May
o until mid-November, more
than 365 billfish were caught
of Hatteras. OF these, more
than $50 were blue marlin
weighing up to 459 pounds.
The remainder was made UP
Of white marlin. sailhsh, two
broadbill swordfish and one
spearf1Sh.
In the 1858 season, only 78
blue marlin were taken.
Just to impress the world
with its bonanza, sHatteras held
a home-and-home contest with
Puerto Rico, which also prides
itself on its blue marlin fishing.
and won hands down. Eight
marlin were caught OF Hat
teras and only three taken in a
return match OF San Juan.
Now as international blue
marlin tournament is planned
on an invitational basis in
June. 1860. Charles johnson,
Hatteras Marlin Club president,
is chairman and the Marlin
Club will be host.
But blue marlin are only part
of the Cape Hatteras story. On
Hatteras island the surf fishing
is better than at Nags Head
and it gets even better as you
go on to Ocracoke.
OF Diamond Shoals q cool
current from the north meets
the warm waters Of the Gulf
Stream and the abundance of
fish of every description has
given this spot the name of
"Gamefish Junction"
Natives call the cool flow
the Labrador Current" but
whether it is or not it some
times brings Holsters and cold
water fish not normally found.
All of the Outer Banks are
another world but none more
so than Hatteras. Cross Oregon
Inlet and you find a land of
dunes and lonely breakers with
here and there q village. Gall
lardia blooms in December and
holly grows profusely under
stately live oaks.
Just south Of Oregon Inlet is
! Pea Island National Wildlife
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Fishing Lessons
Sturt Tomorrow

Clinics for fishermen, both
youngsters and grownups, are
scheduled in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties.
There win be lectures and
demonstrations on catching
fresh-water fish Of all species
from sunfish to bass. Sponsors
are the Silver Spring and
Rockville chapters of the Izaak
Walton League, Marylan q
Game and Inland Fish Com
mission and the Prince Georges
and Montgomery County Rec
reation Departments.
The Silver Spring chapter
viii be host from 1880 to 4:3C
pm. tomorrow and Sunday
April 2. Go out Colesville road
to Briggs Chaney road and ther
right to the entrance sign.
The Rockville chapter will be
host from 2 to 4:30 pm. SUM-
day afternoon, March 81, and
Sunday, April 3. Take the Ma
tional pike from Rockville to
GaitherSburg interchange and
turn right on Route lit.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

that could weigh upwards of 400
pounds.
It's a slight strain on the
pocketbook. too, because marlin
charters run from $S5 a day UP
but what's that in comparison
to your prize?
Back in the mid-30s Cape
Hatteras was famed for its giant
bluefish. These runs of Is
pound and better blues never
were equaled but in June and
July, 1858. they reappeared on
Wimble Shoals and In May and
early June, 1859, they were
caught near the dread Diamond
Shoals.
Marlin Win Attention
That more weren't caught i:
perhaps due to the fact that
attention at Cape Hatteras was
focused on a different sort oi
blue-the blue marlin.
OF q sudden, Hatteras has
won worldwide attention with
its blue marlin fishing. Con-
Evening star., 1960-03-25

The catch was made by q
Frank Fuller, who had put out
Of Ocracoke. Even some of the
natives couldn't identify his
colorful fish.
Newspaper accounts led to an
inquiry from the late DR.. Z. w.
Gudger Of the Museum Of Nat
ural History In New York. He
said it was the first time dol
phin had been taken so far
north. Apparently they had been
drawn by an abundance Of fly
ing fish In the Gulf Stream.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

booking services at Hatteras
village and Buxton. Five Of the
Hatteras boats specialize in big
game fishing and are equipped
for blue marlin. There also are
harbor facilities for yachts and
pleasure craft.
How game fishing developed
in this area makes a fascinating
story and we are indebted To
Aycock Brown Of Manteo for 1t
Aycock. who has lived on the
Outer Banks since 1928. says II
began with a catch of dolphin
of Hatteras in 1929.
Evening star., 1960-03-25

More and more anglers began
going offshore and before long
they were catching amberjack,
albacore. tuna. king macherel
and occasional barracuda and
just about every warm-water
fish known.
The first blue marlin was
taken July 8, 1898, by Hugo
Rutherford, O New Jersey
angler. from his private cruiser.
The following year Marshall
Dana, from Ohio, took q 594-
FOUNDER. still the record north
of Florida.
Evening star., 1960-03-25
Leisure
Sports
FISHING GUIDES
Wont Rugged Sport?
Try Hotteros MorIin
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Tired of the usual run of fish? Want to tackle
something really big? Then you might 60 after
blue marlin off Cape Hatteras.
That's provided, of course, your muscles are in
good shape because you might have to wrestle for
several hours with behemoth of the Gulf Stream
Evening star., 1960-03-25
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Evening star., 1960-03-25

Last Of three articles on fishing along
the Outer banks Of North coFolino.
Evening star., 1960-08-04
All items subject TO prior sole!

amazing Price Values await you
in euery department and store!
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Evening star., 1960-08-04
Motel Planned
BY Roy Crane
BY Dick Brooks
BY Walt Kelly
By Winslow Mortimer

A Washington construction
company plans to put up a 400
room motel on the southeast
corner of Fifteenth and M
streets NV.
Plans for the motel, which
would be constructed by the
Roscoe-Ajax Co., call for base
ment level parking. Approval
for the project will be sought at
a hearing at $50 am. Aug. II.
Evening star., 1960-08-04
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NOTICE or SALE

The Virgin Islands Cor
poration offers for sale as is,
where is, one % Chevrolet
Station Wagon, 1856 Model
eight cylinder engine.
Persons interested in maxi
ing an offer for this unit may
see the station wagon at the
Bethlehem Garage by max
ing arrangements with Mr..
w. Ross. Offers should be
sent to Mr.. M. o. Proverbs,
Manager Sugar Department,
Virgin Islands Corporation
Christiansted, v. I.
it'll
, 1960-02-03
WARNING

Deadly poison will be set
over the land Of Estate Gale
donna for stray dogs that are
dstroying my animals. Neigh
bors are asked to keep their
pets.
Eugene M. Brady
, 1960-02-03
ATTENTION

PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER. Will
give use office, telephone, type
writer, desk, etc. in exch. for a
certain number of hours of Secre-
tarial work. Other offices IN
same bldg. require svcs Of pub
lie steno. Tel. Fl3J. E H. Lambert
, 1960-02-03
Sunday, February IA, 1860
THURSDAY s to Z pm.

Previews 1870
, 1960-02-03
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
r I E S p a Y
United Artist presents
SEPARATE TABLES"

Burt Lancaster, Deborah Kerr
Rita Hayworth & Academy
Aware Winner David Niven
Rold in its casting holder in
its telling! Here are told the
many faces of love the ten
der the savage the
strange revealed with a rare
and stunning force!
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-02-03

Donations of money, furniture
and furnishings for the WHIM
GREATHOUSE are now being
sought by the museum. See the
Museum Director for further de-
tails of the type of things needed,
, 1960-02-03
GOOD BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY
Frederiksted

Offices for rent on King
Street, including Telephone
Answering Service.
Telephone:
E. H. Lambert Real Estate
F13J g. II AM
, 1960-02-03
ST. THOMAS
WORKSHOP

represent the Islands Demo On the teaching Of Spanish
Gratis on the National Com and others will go on field
mittee as well as the Virgin trips to the mountains and
Islands delegation, represent sea.
ing three votes, to the Demo All teachers in the commu-
cratic National Convention to nifty, both in private and pub
ba held in July at Los Ange- lie schools are invited t.. take
les. part. Others who are interest
-e ed are also welcome. The din
, 1960-02-03
FOR SALE

IS foot nodded fberglass
boat with IS HIP. out
board motor, trailer and
accessories. Price $500.
Call c 374
, 1960-02-03

KiltD UhriBttan
presents
FASHION SHOW
THURSDAY to 7 pm,
Commented by: Ron de Lugo
Shops participating:
Bamboo Shop - Compass Rose - Continental
Danish House - For Him Ltd. - King Christian Shop
Reef & Sand s. Sun & Moon Clothes - Viva Shots
No Admission Fee.
COCKTAIL HOUR
Ssatg with s.el IL
KNUD KELLER, Pianist
u 5 7 and 8-12 q
Daily
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
] STEEL BAND NIGHTS
$50 minimum
Evening star., 1960-07-02
HOLLY Cd
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Jocqui's Portraits in Demand

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Those art" portraits of actress
Jacqui Chan, who plays a Yum
Yum girl in THE World of
Suzie Wong" have become col
lector's items since her ex-boy
, friend, Antony Armstrong
Jones, married the sister of
England's queen.
While Audrey Hepburn is
starring in Breakfast at Tiff
fany's" for Paramount, hus-
band Mel Ferrer will star in
Counterpart" an hour long
suspense series, in October -
when they will stay in Holly
wood for a while with the baby
expected this month.
y
Linda DarnelI, with a new
agent Pat Lombard - has a
new career. appearing at the
Williamsville Inn in New York,
with a film in Greece coming
up. I. My former neighbor
in Beverly Hills, Dorothy La
mOur, is also on the road with
headquarters at husband Bill
HOward's in Baltimore.
Maggie MacNamara, so good
in THE Moon Is Blue" and
Three Coins in the Fountain, "
is talking of starring on Broad
way in the Tennessee Williams
comedy originally talked of for
Carroll Baker.
Sammy Davis is asking for
Mai Britt to be his co-star in
his movie with Gene Kelly and
Louis Armstrong, set for Lon
don in December, Sammy'S
request has caused a slight
contretemps. And this is
funny: With nothing on thu
agenda for Mai at 20th-Fox
they were planning to drop hel
when option time came around
Now Mai has had so much pub
licity with Davis, the studio
might pick her up!
Flattering but embarrassing
says Mrs. Nancy Sinatra. "Since
my daughter Nancy appeared
on her fathers show, I've beer
stopped a dozen times by people
Evening star., 1960-07-02

who told me I was very good
and so natural in the show"
Son Frank, jr., is getting the
work habit early-he is putting
in the summer as a salesman
in a Beverly Hills sports clothes
shop.
Sir Laurence Olivier imper-
Sonates Charlie Chaplin at this
years Night of a Hundred
Stars" in London, the midnight
charity show started by Noel
Coward, who recently took of
from London again for his
chalet in the tax-free Swiss
mountains.
To go back to Sinatra, who
is a nocturnal type, the actors.
at Columbia are wondering how
THE Devil at Four O'Clock"
shooting schedule will be worked
out. Spencer Tracy stops
working on the stroke of 5 pm.
But frankie starts work at
noon!
Joe Levine, who says he has
spent SIS million ballyhooing
four movies since 1859. admits
that only one has failed to
make the grade--his Jack the
Ripper" Hate to say it, but
I'm not sorry. 1 detest these
horror pictures. Joe's bash In
New York's Forum of the Cae-
sarS," to publicize Hercules
Unclaimed" cost $50 per per-
son, "and this" says Joe proud
ly, did not include the liquor"
IS
Anthony Quinn agreed in
London with my statement here
that Sir Laurence Olivier should
have starred in Macbeth" and
not Maurice Evans who is
good, but not as good, in my
opinion, as Olivier.
Tony Randall signed for
Beach at Waikiki" "a crazy
comedy for the fall. But now
I'm not so sure of the picture
with Sophia Loren. Time is Of
the essence, and we lost so
much of it this year-because
| of the strike in HOLLYWOOD"
Evening star., 1960-07-02

the dismissed counts had ac-
cused him of embezzling a grand
total of 1882 between May II,
1859, and last January 16.
On Thursday at District
Court, Judge Alexander Holtz-
off sentenced Bryant o. Pearce,
A, of the 1900 block of South
Dakota avenue NE. to serve
8 months for attempted grand
larceny from a man whose i'll
father he had allegedly prom
ised to get into the National
Institutes of Health - for a
sum.
Pearce had waived jury trial
and was tried before Judge
Holtzoff without a jury. An in
dictment had charged Pearce
of grand larceny of 5000. Judge
Holtzoff, however, found the
defendant guilty on the lesser
charge of attempt to commit
grand larceny-a misdemeanor.
Everett G.. German, jr., po-
lice said, had become suspi-
cious of Pearce'S offer to see
influential persons about get
ting the parent in the NH and
tipped off police.
Mr.. Germain then arranged
to meet Pearce at a house in
the 1900 block of p street Sc,
while police stood outside. Mr..
Germain subsequently handed
Pearce the $500 in marked
money, it was said, and sig
nailed police, who arrested the
defendant as he stepped out
side.
Evening star., 1960-07-02
1OYearsGiven
In Dope Case

A Washington man was SEN
fenced yesterday at District
Court to serve a straight prison
term of 10 years for narcotic
law violations.
He is Joseph w. Bailey, 80,
Of the 900 block of Fifth street
NE, who had been convicted
by jury of making two illegal
sales of a narcotic, illegal pos
session and facilitating the sale
and concealment of the mar
cotic. Sentence was imposed
by Judge James w. Morris.
Bailey previously had served
time for a narcotic law vio-
lation, the court was informed.
James Epps, 36, of the 1900
block of Kenyon street NV,
was sentenced by Judge
Charles F. Mclaughlin to serve
from 16 months to 5 years for
forging Endorsements on five
Government checks totaling
more than $700 and passing
four of the checks.
Judge Mclaughlin suspended
imposition of sentence and
placed Cumberland C. Jones,
36, on probation for three years
on a charge of embezzling $102
from a liquor store while work.
ing there as a salesman in May,
1859. Jones, whose address was
listed in the. 1900 block of
Twelfth street NE, had plead
ed guilty to the single count.
The embezzlement allegedly
occurred while Jones was work.
ing at Roses Liquor Store in
the 800 block of Bladensburg
road NE. Several other en-
bezzlement counts against
Jones were dismissed. One of
Evening star., 1960-07-02

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Evening star., 1960-07-02

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Evening star., 1960-07-02

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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
Chicago Burglar
 Reveals Police Aid In HOusebreaking

CHICAGO, R = Eight Chicago policemen were under arrest Sat urday as. members of burglary gang, and States Attorney Ben- jamin Adamowski said many more may be involved.
 Adamowski said a 22-year-old master thief, whose story of loot ing with police protection brought about arrest of the eight, has named other patrolmen who are under investigation.
 The eight policemen, all as- signed to the North Side, have been charged with burglary and released on bonds of $3,00O each, pending hearing in felony court. Loot from burglaries was found in the homes of seven of the off cers, Adamowski said.
 The story of the burglary ring shocked city officials. Mayor Rich ard Daley, vacationing in Florida, planned to return home Sunday to discuss the case with top police officials.
 Richard Morrison, who is await ing trial on five burglary charges, told Adamowski he and the eight officers teamed up in 1858. He said he carried out the actual bur glaries while the policemen pa- trolled the area in squad cars, monitoring complaint calls on the police radio and warning him should trouble threaten.
 Under the arrangement, Mor- rison said, he kept all the cash he found while the policemen di- vided the merchandise. The loot ranged from television sets, house. hold appliances and guns to anti freeze and auto parts.
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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
Plane Carrying 'Lakers' Team Blacks Out, Sets Down In COrnfield

CARROLL, Iowa, R = An air plane carrying the Minneapolis Lakers professional basketball team, flew it's course in the dark during a heavy snow storm early today and was landed without a scratch" in a cornfield near here.
 There was no injury to the squad or the club guests aboard, 23 in all.
 The plane had left St. Louis after Sundays game, lost by the Lakers, 135-119, and was AS min utes away from Minneapolis when the electrical system went out. There were no plane lights, radio or flight dials to guide the crew.
 The crew noticed town, al- though it was unidentifiable, and sought a landing place. The plane circled over Carroll twice and avoided a water tower and high tension lines in coming down in the cornfield.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
Selawick Mink Season Reported Prosperous

A news letter from Glenn Murphy of Selawick stated that the Selawik men have had good mink season this year, as well as some otter.
 During the holidays, the an- nual dog races were held, with Alice Smith winning first prize of $15 for the ladies on ten mile course; Earl Cleveland, over the same course won the boys race, and Tony Jones won the mems race, over 20-mile course. Runners-up on the mems race were Frank Skin and Charlie Kiana.
 Ben and Nettie Foxglove have a new son, born on November 28, and Frank and Mabel Berry had a son born on December 22.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
Authorities Hunt Weapon Used in
 Louisiana Killing

BATON ROUGE, La, R = Officers Saturday pressed the search for the blunt-edged weap- on used in the fatal hacking of science professor Margaret Rosie McMillan.
 Authorities Friday gave the core of their case against Dr. George H. Mickey, 49, brilliant dean of the Louisiana graduate school here, accused of the staying.
 The murder weapon was be- lieved to be a tire tool or blnnt ax. Deputies spent hours Friday near the lonely lane six miles south of the LSU campus where Dr. McMillan, 39, an assistant professor of biology at Louisiana State University in New Orleans, was killed. The deputies searched pastures, ditches, and the Missis- sippi River bank and piled up items for further examination.
 Chief criminal deputy J. B. King Jr. and District Attorney J. St. Clair Favrot said flecks of fresh blood on Dr. Mickey's car and holes in his alibi were the basis. for the arrest warrant.
 The defense indicated Dr. Mickey is sticking to a claim that he was at home with his family Saturday when pr. McMillan was killed.
 LSU notified Mickey that until the murder charge is cleared "Your duties as dean of the grad uate school and as professor and chairman of the Department of Zoology are being assigned to other personnel of the university"
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
Jersey School Teacher Acquitted of Charges He MOleSted Young Pupil

JERSEY CITY, N.J., R -Dr. Basil s. Warner, high school teacher charged with having sex relations with a pupil, was ac- quilted by jury Friday night.
 ''Now that l am vindicated, my only desire is to go back to teaching" said Warner. He has been working as an auto mech anic since his suspension from Dickinson High School two years ago.
 The 46-year-old instructor said he would try for reinstatement at Dickinson and would try to collect S16,000 in back pay. He thanked his defense attorney for standing by him "even when I couldn't pay him."
 Warner was cleared of all charges = Is counts of having sexual relations with a minor, two counts of impairing the morals of a minor and one count of threatening her life.
 The girl, Dallas Beattie, IT, had testified that she and Warner were intimate 108 times in 1857 The slender brunette, IA at. the time, said she had gone to War ner originally for help with her algebra.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18
U. s. Budget

WASHINGTON, R - The fis- cal 1861 budget proposes:
 Taxes - A k-cent-a-gallon in crease in the gasoline tax. All other tax rates continued.
 Postal - First class postage boosted to 5 cents. Airmail rate boosted to 8 cents.
 Spending - Up $1,4O0, 0,O00,000 from this year, to $79,800, 100000. For defense, Al billion dollars.
 Income Up $5,400,000,000 to 85 billion dollars, assuming record prosperity.
 Surplus - About $4,200, ,000, 1000, all to be used to reduce the 292 billion national debt.
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18

BAND CONCERT
 NOME HIGH SCHOOL BAND fttfer 7:30 P.M. January l9 1860
 LELAND R. BARBER, Director
 PRO oGRAM Phantom Lake James IarVef
  The King and I - wm wm m ..., Richard Rodgers
 !, March of the Little Tin Soldiers G. Plerne
  Song of India Rimsky Korsakoff
 - Saito Lullaby Leroy AnueisoH Solo - Douglas Lee ANONYMOUS - Arnold Johnsen Towner Pamela Muvihll Beverly Bohrer Kansas City o'oiiei Nioh Eeat .... H. L. Walters -'-e-' ~
The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18

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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18

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The Nome nugget., 1960-01-18

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Evening star., 1960-05-25

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Evening star., 1960-05-25

q. The neckIine is scooped low for this
dress Of DocronS poIyester and cotton.
The bodice has rows Of tiny stitched
peots, the gathered skirt biIIows to catch
the breeze Blue or rose. Sizes 1918.
Styled by Tucker Grossnon ------S2S
b. The tie neckIine dress boosts flotterine
cop sleeves, q softly gathered skirt that
foIs into graceful folds. In muted tones
of blue or brown. Sizes l2-2O. Styled
by Tucker Grossmon-