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Evening star., 1960-06-09
Teacher Scholarship

Mrs. Alma E. Davidson,
chairman of the Department of
Social Studies at Montgomery
Blair High School, has won a
scholarship to Eastern Baptist
College in Pennsylvania for a
summer session. She plans to
study political science, Ameri-
can history and literature.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

who in the last round stood on
a dictionary to reach the mi
crophone. She carried a wish
bone and other good luck
charms.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Davis House Unit Meets
On Juvenile Court Bill

Representative Davis Democrat of Georgia
Of his House District subcommittee concerned with Juvenile
Court legislation met for two hours today but
SenatepasSed bill to add judges the one Judge
court.
After the session said another executive meet
Evening star., 1960-06-09

Store Hours: Mon.
days, l2:30 to 9; Tues
days, " ednesd ays
and Saturdays, 10 to
b: Thursdays and Fri.
days. 10 to 9. Free
Parking!
Evening star., 1960-04-03
$50
4-Producers' Choice. Drama.


"Cowboy ST." A documentary on
doy in the lives Of several
United Stotes oirmen porticipot-
ing in q mock war mission OF the
Westover Air Force Bose in Mas
sochusetts. jones Stewort, nor
rotor.
1.-The ReoI MeCoys. Comedy.
Grandpa Mccoy gets in the oct
by insisting that Little Luke keep
boreoin - escortno the most
unottroctive girl in the Gloss to
school dance. Wolter Brennan,
Michael Winkelmon.
9-Johnny Ringo. Western.
Rineo stumbles upon on insane
mons dioboIicoI scheme. Don
Duront, Royal Oono.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Continued From Preceding Poee
500

f. Bot Mosterson. Western.
Mosterson gets into q free-for-
oil while en- route TO q champion
ship fight. Gene Borry stors.
5-Nisht Court. Trials.
Hour. Re-enoctnent of octuoI
coses.
7-Donno Reed Show. Com'dy.
Donno discovers thot her fovorite
charity is in the red so she de-
cides to bottle and sell her own
homemade pickles. Donna Reed,
Carl Betz.
9-Betty Hutton Show. C'm'dy.
GoIdie urges her Youngest word
TO defend himself o9oinst the
school bully who is trying to in
timidote him because Roy de-
feoted him in q class election.
Betty Hutton, Giei Pereou, GoVin
Muir, Tom Convoy.
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4-BoeheIor Fother. Comedy.

4-Bochelor Fother. Comedy.
Bentley, the Stoee Mother"
Kelly decides TO become on
octress, ond BentIey's personality
underooes complete change os
result Noreen Corcoron, John
Forsythe.
5-WrestIins. CopitoI Arena.
z Hours. Roy Moreon reporting.
7-Pot Boone Show. Variety.
Carol Lawrence visits.
9-Zone Grey Theoter. Dromo.
"Seed Of Evil" A fother ond
his retorded son seek revenge on
Union Secret Service man who
wos responsible for the hanging
OF another son during the Civil
Wor. Raymond Massey. Coro
Wilioms.
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$50

4-The Ford Show. Color.
Guest: Shori Lewis and her pup
pets.
1.-The UntouehobIes. Drama.
Hour. "Portroit Of q Thief"
Agent Ness moves in to stop the
flow of alcohol to bootIeoeino
operators and uncovers scon-
dol in q respected drug firm.
Robert Stack, Edword Andrews,
ChorIes McGrow
9-Morkhom. Adventure.
Morkhom struggles oeonst fire
in cottoee when he searches
for missing ortist. Roy Millond,
Olive Oeerine.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

4-Iou Bet Your Life. Quiz.
5-Wrestlins. Capitol Arena.
9-Night Clubs, New York.

! Hour. Comedians Bob Elliot
and Roy 0ouIdino pIoy q couple
Of Big Spenders" on simulated
tour Of the New York clubs.
Among the tors they will see
perform ore Peggy Lee, Jose
Greco, FeIicio Sanders. Mike
Wallace, norrotor.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Tempers Prayed, Atmosphere Ominous

a bid for leadership of the so- called neutralist nations.
 Only Cuba and the Dominican Republic will be absent when the President is host tomorrow to a luncheon for representatives of IS other Latin American nations at the embassy residence of US. Delegate James Wadsworth on the And floor of the plush Wal dorf Astoria Hotel.
 A formal protest brought to the floor of the General Assembly itself-came from Koca PopoVic, Yugoslavia's foreign minister. He demanded that the United States disperse the lines of pickets in front of Tito's headquarters.
 "I request that the Secretary of State forward my protest to President Eisenhower" Popovic said in icy tones.
 Tempers were fraying and the atmosphere was ominous in New York
 It was against this background that the General Assembly began the second day of it's deliberations "a day in which issues dividing the East and West were to come up for consideration.
 The admission of IA new na- tions added an element of un- certainty as to how the voting may go. They were 13 African re- publics and the newly created republic of Cyprus.
 The list brings LIN. member ship to 96, nearly twice the or iginal 51 members of 1945.
 It is believed that one of Pre- mier Khrushchev's purposes in coming to this session of the JUN. is to try his salesmanship on the new members, especially the rep resentatiVeS of the African gov ernments.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
By RELMAN MORIN

UNITED NATIONS, NY, R- Representative of IA newly ad- mitted nations-13 from Africa pleaded with the big powers to- day to keep the cold war out of their newborn countries.
 Soviet Premier Khrushchev, re- ported by Soviet sources to be the target of would-be assassins, listened for an hour as the new delegates formally thanked the United Nations for granting them membersip.
 He left the Assembly around noon for the Soviet missions headquarters, apparently undis- turbed by vague death threat reported by the Swiss branch of Amtorg, Soviet trade agency, that plotters were attempting to take his life. A high police official doubted it was genuine.
 US. Secretary of State Herter huddled with other members of the US. delegation on strategy for the critical debate looming ahead on such issues as Red China's admission, and Soviet charges of aggression against the United States stemming from the U2 and RB47 plane flights.
 The spotlight will turn tomor- row on President Eisenhower, who will address the Assembly then. He is expected to submit a revised version of his open skies aerial inspection plan and a for mula for giving economic aid to the new African countries.
 Castro remained at his hotel in Harlem. President Tito of Yugo- slavia was closeted at his LIN. mission working on the speech he will deliver to the Assembly to- morrow Tito is expected to make
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
CD Director Terms Falsehood Charges
 By Anchorage Men

ANCHORAGE, lR - Alaska Civil Defense Director Vernon Metcalfe yesterday termed state ments by two former Civil De- fense warning controllers that they were unable to contact him for more than year "an outright falSehood."
 q was always available-they could get me anytime, Metcalfe declared. q am always available "A hours a day-my whereabouts are always known"
 Metcalfe said he had has no direct word from four of five con- trollers who resigned recently in protest over handling of CD af- fairs.
 "I've had nothing in writing from any of these gentlemen" he said. He said he had been in- formed by his secretary before he left Juneau last week that Roy Norquist, Wally Wellenstein and Ken Johnston had called to say they were resigning.
 Informed that one of the re- signed controllers had described the CD exercise held this spring as a "farce," Metcalfe said, q wouldn't necessarily disagree with the man that Operation Alert 1860 was farce but if it was we learned something"
 He said many" mistakes were made and added it is only through such exercises that an organiza- ton learns its weaknesses.
 The CD director said he is now making plans for Exercise Yellow jacket which is to take place next week at Fairbanks, Anchorage and Juneau.
 Asked what his role would be in the impending CD exercise, Metcalfe said he would be operat- ing from the Anchorage city hall.
 "Tll merely be observing what the CD director Mayor George Byer) does," he said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Red China Soft Pedals
 Khrushchev at the JUN.

TOKYO, R-Communlst China has drawn a curtain of silence around Soviet Premier Khrush- chev's presence at the United Ma tions, but it's press gave full cov- craze today to what it called the "insolent treatment" in New York of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro.
 The New China News agency in Peiping dismissed Khrush- chev's arrival in New York with a single line Tuesday.
 Chairman Mao Tze-Tung of Red China and Khrushchev have locked horns for months in an theological duel over the possib- ility of peacefully coexisting with the United States and the West.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21

FORT WAYNE, Ind, R-Vice President Richard Nixon said to- day the presence of the Commun- ist leaders in New York offered pointed reminder to America "of the kind of men they are"
 Campaigning in Indiana for the second time, the Republican pre- sidential nominee said Khrush- chev and his red allies say: "We must rule the world, we must conquer the world"
 He said he knew these men and that America must maintain mili- tary and economic strength to deter them, since while they want to conquer the world without war, if unable, they will try "any other means"
 Without mentioning Sen. John Kennedy, his Democratic rival, by name, Nixon said he did not be- lieve that with Khrulshchev at the United Nations, "We should talk about American weaknesses mili- tarily" or say that the US. is falling behind economically.
 "It isn't true," Nixon said, "and it is right to point out things that are right about the United States.
 "It is the strongest country militarily in the world," the can didate insisted Lets keep it that way and tell MT. Khrushchev that"
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Owners Will Fish For Tugboat Tom, Sunk In 492 Feet of Water

SEATTLE, tR An attempt to snag the sunken Seattle tugboat Tom in 492 feet of water in Ste phens Passage, Southeastern AL aska, with a specially-built grap- bling hook will be made soon.
 The man sized fishing job" was announced today by H. l.. Pratt, chief engineer of the Puget Sound Dredging Co. A special three pronged hook, built of 112 inch steel plate, is being fabri- cated by the firm and will be shipped north next Wednesday.
 Three crewmen of the Tom, in cluding skipper Earl Long, North Bend, Ore, were lost when the Tom disappeared two and a half weeks ago. No debris or traces of the men were found in extensive air-sea search but the hull was located by sonar equipment.
 The Tom has a big A-frame on its bow and it is hoped the hook, dangling on an 1R inch steel cable and lowed back and forth, will hook onto it, or the pro- pellor, or some other part of the vessel, Pratt said. The water is too deep for divers to operate.
 The hook will be dropped from a 100 ton winch on the com pany's floating dipper dredge Ajax, now in Alaska waters.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Death Claims Rin Tin Tin Owner

RIVERSIDE, Calif., R-Death has claimed a man who found a puppy in German trench in the first World War and made it an American institution-four gen. erations known as Rin Tin Tin.
 Lee Duncan, 67, died at his big ranch here yesterday of heart attack. His wife, Eva, was with him.
 In his kennels he left a German sheperd puppy he was training to carry on the traditions of almost AZ years of film and television canineS.
 The first Rin Tin Tin returned from Europe with Duncan after World War I and became a top movie attraction from 1922 to 1882, sharing billing with such stars as William Desmond, Jean Hersholt, Wallace Berry and Charles Farrell.
 Rin Tin Tin, after the original animals death in 1922, starred with Jackie Cooper in the mem orable Trough Guy" of 1885.
 During World War II Duncan trained more than 5000 army war dogs. After the war he made a comeback with Rin Tin Tin III.
 The big postwar success came in 1853, when Rin Tin Tin " trotted into television. Many of the films are still being shown.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Pioneers Urged To Bring Gay Nineties Costumes To Seward Convention

SEWARD, LR - Seward Shea, president of Igloo No. g, Pioneers of Alaska, the host lodge to the Pioneers convention to be held in Seward Oct. IS to 16, announced here today that the feature social event of the convention will be a Gay Nineties costume ball.
 All delegates and members at tending the convention are re- quested to bring costume. The ball will be open to the public
 From the reservations coming in, Shea said, ''It looks as if this convention is going to be one of the largest on record. Martin Uric, chairman of our housing committee, is preparing to house upwards of 400 people,"
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
New Air Force Rocket Blue Scout Hoists Payload 16,6OO Miles Into Space

CAPE CANAVERAL, R- The Air Force rocketed a payload 16,600 miles into space today, but loss of radio contact prevented collection of data which could lead to method of detecting nu- clear explosions high above the atmosphere.
 Nevertheless, the firing was a success for the Blue Scout launch ing vehicle on it's maiden flight. The Air Force hopes to develop it as an all-purpose rocket for boost ing scientific probes and satellites to gain valuable military informal tion
 The 40 foot rocket, it's four stages firing with clocklike pre- cision, streaked to a speed of 22,O00 miles on hour before fling ing it's payload into space.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Khrushchev Protests He Is Under House Arrest

NEW YORK, R-Soviet Pre- mier Khrushchev made a shirt sleeve appearance on the balcony of his Manhattan quarters today and complained to reporters: "I'm under house arrest"
 Khrushchev stepped out with out warning on the second floor porch of the residence at 680 Park Avenue, accompanied by an inter preter and Soviet Foreign Min ister Andrei Gromyko.
 Questioned about his plans by reporters standing in front of the building, Khrushchev spread his hands wide and said:
 ''I'm not seeing American; this is my America" He referred to a State Department order restrict ing him to Manhattan. "I'm under house arrest so my desires are restrained"
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Candidates at Odds on How Handle K

WITH KENNEDY IN PENNIES SEE, R-Sen. John Kennedy said today it is much better for Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Cuban Prime Minister Castro to hear the voice of political opposition in America than to be greeted by silence about the state of Amer ica's defenses.
 This was the second time since arriving in Tennessee that he had rejected the call of his Republican rival, Vice President Nixon, for a mortorium on talk about any weakness in the American de- fense setup.
 Nixon proposed ban for the duration of Khrushchev's stay in New York for the United Nations General Assembly.
 Of local matters, Kennedy said:
 "I'll never call IVA creeping socialism. It is the source of strength, not only for the Tennes- see Valley, but for the country as a whole"
 ''The people of the world can take a great lesson from the Ten nessee Valley Authority" he said.
 In his airport talk Kennedy said he supports President Eisenhower in defense of the country against anti-American Khrushchev pro- paganda.
 But Kennedy added that it would be liar more hazardous and far more dangerous" for him to remain silent if-as he feels Americas defenses need bolster ing in the face of the Communist threat.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
African Students In Moscow Charge Discrimination

FRANKFURT, Germany, R-
 Three African students have sent open letters to the heads of all African governments charging constant racial discrimination and threats" while they were studying at Moscow University.
 Announcing their intention to "expose Soviet colonialism" be- fore Premier Khrushchev ad- dresses the United Nations, the three told a news conference in Frankfurt today that they and scores of other African students are leaving Moscow disgusted at Communist pressure.
 They identified themselves as Theophilus Okonkwo, 28, of Mi geria, who said he was the secre- tary of the executive committee Of the African Students Union in the USSR; Andrew R. Amar, of Uganda, and Michel Ayih, 28, of Togo. All were medical students in Moscow during the last three years.
 'We left-and others are leav- ing-because of constant discrim- ination, threats, restrictions on our freedom and even brutalitieS," Okonkwo said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
State Highway Dept.
 Counts Nome Area Traffic

The traffic on the streets of Nome and on the roads leading out of town is being counted by the State Highway Department. That's what those rubber hoses across the roads are doing for one week ending next Sunday.
 Nineteen traffic counters were installed at different points up to Is miles out last Sunday by Ed Tucker of the State Department of Public Works, Highway DiVi- sion, Planning Section.
 Tucker said the figures will give a partial picture of road usage and traffic here. He said it is conceivable that some roads, with very light traffic, may be abandoned or cut of from main tence work.
 This is the first time such count has ever been made in this area but MT. Tucker said that he is on his second time around in more populated parts of the state. In Anchorage, for instance, he said, electronic equipment counts the traffic every hour, every day.
 Tucker also said that highway use figures are required by the federal government on roads that qualify for federal aid.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
NATO Exercise in Germany

NEUMUENSTER, Germany, R Some 45,000 British, Canadian, Danish and German soldiers went into action today in Exercise Hold Fast one of NATO's biggest land, air and sea manel vers in Ger many.
 Headquarters here said the eX- ercise is to test Western defense capability in northern Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-21
Nurse To Leave on Vacation

Miriam Schaub, well known nurse of the MIMI Hospital leaves this week for vacation which will take her home to Pennsyl- vania for about a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
the new concept for weight control2

1Ganca The original brand dietary for urg control you lose rgt safely
utot reory complicated diets complex oao counting Developed
exacty medical Standards 1drso supported by bgnm clinical uatom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Metrecal resulted in highly satisfactory weight loss.
What Metrecal cannot do
Meueca is not miracle for overweight For example,
provide the necessary will power for reduc
ton and maintenance However, difficult stay
such diet with Meecal since little if any, hunger
after the first day or two.
How Metrecal is available
Metrecal available nationally both liquid and
powder The liquid in handy eghtounce ready
drink Each liquid provides individual 225caorie
meal.
The powder is in hpound cans and economy-sze 31h
pound Oneha pound of powder, when mixed with
provides the 9OOcaoriep
Metecal in variety of delicious Aavors: chocolate
vanilla buterscotch, and the new orange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

the value and versatility of Metrecal.
Quality of broduct-The ingredients of Metrecal are
metculously chosen and manufactured exacng phar
maceutical standards Merecal powder for example, is
subjected total of 396 separate quality control tests
Orange Of Metrecal is available nationally in both
powder and liquid FORM ina selection of sizes and Aavors
tailored the needs Of your method Of use and purse
What Metrecal can do
Overweight persons lose weight through the of Metec
simply because they take in fewer caores than required
maintain weight Most important they lose weight safely
without resorting complicated schedules complex
calore counting Users of Metrecal remarkably free
from hunger. The appetite is satisfied.
Clinical studies under the careful supervision of phys
clans have shown that at the 9OOcore level the use of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Metrecal was introduced little more than year ago. Its
aim: provide judicious method of weight CONTROL
Incorporating sound nutrition, appetite satisfaction and
convenience Our continuing admonition: consult your
physician concerning the problems of weight control.
Metreca scientifically balanced food that makes pos
sbe control of caorc intake while providing all
the known essential nutrients required for sound reducing
program; and Metrecal contains drugs appetite
depressantS
Metreca has the ebility the needs of the ind
vdua user For rapid weight los Metrecal may be used
the total 9OOcalorie daily diet Merecal useful aid
in the longrange maintenance of desirable weight part
awebaanced diet To lose weight gradually
maintain desired weight the of Merecal used may
be increased may be used for one or two meals day.
as the total diet on selected days.
:. Why Metrecal is distinctive
Many factors set Metrecal apart. These include:
measured calories of Metreca pro-
vide forthe product acompete formulation
designed expressly for weight reduction Hence Metreca
supplies the achieve effective weight loss through
tionally sound appetite satisfying, and convenient
Clinical validation- Before Metreca was introduced its
effectiveness was proved in extensive longerm clinical
studies all conducted under strict medical supervision Con-
tnuing studies providing everincreasing evidence Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
The importance Of the physician
in problems of weight control

individuals who grossly overweight those intending to
diet for long period Of time persons with diseases of the
heart blood vessels Kidneys and persons with other med
cal disturbances such diabetes or liver disease should
always have their physicians approval before undertaking
weight-reducing program.
Indeed, it wise for any person contemplating weight
reduction to consult his physician.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-11-03
Church Rites
Honor Pastor

Grove Street Church of God in
Christ, sol E. Grove St. Cham
paign, will honor Elder Solomon
Irving and Mrs. Irving with serv-
ices Sunday through Nov. on
their second anniversary at the
church.
Services will be at 3 pm. on
Sundays and at pm. week nights
Local and out-of-toVn pastors and
congregations will participate in
the services to honor the local
pastor and his wife
Speakers will be:
Elder F. C. Green of Danville.
Sunday the Rev G. ". Brown,
Freewill Baptist Church, Monday:
Elder H. Pitts. Nation. Tuesday:
the Rev. A " Bishop, St. Luke's
CME Church. Wednesday.
The Rev. j E Graves. Mt.
Olive Baptist Church, Thursday
Elder R. F. Sheriff A0H Church
of God, Friday. the Rev. T. Sykes.
Loda, Elder &. Bottom. Danyille,
and Elder E. Allen. Indianapolis,
all on Saturday. and Elder S, W
Anderson. Peoria. and Elder T.
T Rose. Springfield. Nov 8.
Elder Allen and Elder Rose are
former pastors of the Champaign
Th,rsb
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-11-03

Permit me 10 say, think you
are doing a noble work in leading
the people of your community. not
only in things p.1aining TO religion.
but in helping n 10 take their
places as worthy citizens in their
community glory in you because
your leadership goes beyond the
pulpit; beyond tie four walls of your
church building 1eep II
you are bound Il sceed
Here's hoping ,hat the good lay
people of Champaign. shall appfecl-
ate and follow YOU as you blaze the
way into a fuller and more useful
life of all the people.
Again. congratulations on the
outstanding service you are render
ing, and best wishes for every success
in the years that lie ahead
w Howe Donaldson
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1960-11-03
License
Forms Here

application forms for 1851 Il
.cenSe plates now are available in
the Champaign and Urbana Of
.fices of The Courier.
The forms include applications
for licenses for passenger cars,
passenger car transfers. motor BIZ
cycles. semi trailers. tralers,
trucks and truck transfers.
License plates will look differ
ent for many Illinois motorists
this year. The state will begin
new system of numbering. using
combinations Of two letters and
four numbers.
Plate numbers l through e99 ,99s
will be available in 1861 the same
as they were in 1860. with no pre-
fix letters.
All other plates viii have two
letters. followed by four dlgits.
from 1000 10 .999.
A total of go letter combina-
tons Will be used. starting with
letters A through y and using
all letters except I. o. Q and z
PIP also is TO be used.