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Evening star., 1960-03-18
Hugh O'Brien, Ken Clark,
Joe De Saints.

Hugh OBrlen, Ken Clark
Joe De Saints.
lI:OO, WTTG (5) - Starlight
Theater. His Kind Of
Woman. A fall guy in .
plot to bring a racketeer
back to the United States
gets wise and rounds up the
crooks. Robert Mitchum,
Jane Russell (195D.
HIS, WTOP (9)-The Late
Show. Beyond Glory" A
West Point captain decides
to give up his Army career.
Alan Ladd, Donna Reed
(l948).
1880, WMAL az Lancer
Spy" A British officer goes
to Germany to pose as q
German officer. Peter LORE,
George Sanders (193D.
1855, WTOP (9)-The Late,
Late Show. II Promise to
Pay" A vicious loan racket
is barred when an innocent
victim fights back against
brass-knuckle beatings and
death threats to his family.
Evening star., 1960-03-18

speak at the annual banquet of
the Page Education Association
March % at the Mimslyn Hotel.
His topic will be The Work of
the Assembly,"
Evening star., 1960-03-18
ON THE AIR ---.-- .-.--
Not q Bod Idea,
That Two C'sLP
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Rfar TU Nrsff,

If Bing and Perry to TV their Music Hall romp
Wednesday night would have them Eme
(ncluding the for best acng joy every singing
second of the and all to repeat
I hope.
That the two Mr. go well together is no surprise Nhe
Evening star., 1960-03-18
To Discuss Assembly

LURAY. Va, Mar. 1S (Spe-
ctaD.-C. D. Price, member of
the House of Delegates from
Page and Warren Counties, will
Evening star., 1960-03-18
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top ShoiDS as preuetped by TV Kevs sta6
Dho attend rehedrSdls match screenings and dnalvSs
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to area uiewers
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Alaska Steam Rejects
Reports 1t will Abandon
Service to Alaska Ports

SEATTLE, Up - An official of
Alaska Steamship Co. said today
the firm never has considered
abandonment of service to all
Alaska ports except Whittier and
Seward.
Melville McKinstry, vice presi-
dent and general manager, COM
mented in a statement on reports
published in Anchorage Saturday.
The Anchorage Times, quoting
Washington, D. c., sources, said
Alaska Steam was considering
such a service curtailment.
McKinstry's statement added:
ut is true that we face serious
problems: Competitive conditions,
rising operating costs, possible
loss of mail revenue, and Difficult
ties in trying to make reasonable
return. However, the thought of
eliminating service to all ports
but Seward and Whittier has
never crossed our minds.
depending on our ability to
cope with the problems faced, it
may become necessary to consider
some curtailment of service. That
time has not pet come"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
CALIFORNIA PRIMARY CAMPAIGN BECOMES
SIZZLING FRONT LINE OF TOP POLITICIANS

the ugly tactics of the old Nixon
and 18th hour McCarthyism." Ad-
lai Stevenson called on Nixon to
repudiate the letter.
Rockefeller returned to New
York after two days of campaign
ing in North Dakota. He asked
voters to support Gov. John Davis
in the special Senate election
June %. But at times, Rockefeller
acted more like a campaigner
seeking support for himself.
He scored a personal triumph
but found no encouragement for
his hopes to win the Republican
Presidential nomination. In fact,
at television interview in Bis
mark Saturday night, Rockefeller
gave Nixon higher public praise
than he had given him before.
Both Senators John Kennedy
and Stuart Symington campaigned
in Minnesota. They want support
from the 31-vote delegation to the
Democratic National Convention.
At news conference in Min
neapolis Kennedy said he ex-
pected more than 900 votes in the
early balloting at the convention.
He would need 761 for the nom
ination.
Symington spoke at a farmers
union picnic at Albert Lea, Mimi,
and said the country needs new
Secretary of Agriculture.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
U. S. Spy Pilots
Letter Tells Father
Not to Visit Russia

ATLANTA, Ca, R-The father
of the W. spy plane pilot said
today he had given up the idea
of going to Russia and expressed
confidence the U. S. government
would do everything possible to
protect his captive son.
Oliver Powers of Pound, Va,
said in a statement released here
that his going to the Soviet Union
would serve no useful purpose at
present
Previously Powers, shoe
maker, h d written Premier
Khrushchev asking merciful treat
ment for his son, Francis Powers,
who was shot down or forced down
in Russia last month.
A spokesman for the family said
he understood the family had re-
ceived letter from the son.
Sol Curry, a close friend of Oil
yer Powers, says he believes only
one letter was received and that
it went to the younger Powers
wife at Milledgeville, Ga.
Newsweek Magazine, in it's
forthcoming issue, says letters
went by regular mail to the father
and the wife.
Newsweek quoted Powers let
tiers as saying he knows he must
stand trial for spying. And the
magazine said he urged the FAM
lily not to try to visit him until
after the trial = persuading his
father to call off a plan to go to
the Soviet Union.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
State Department Reveals Disgust with
Tenor of Attacks from Moscow, Havana

mics of human dignity" the lead
ers who "brandish angry epithets,
slogans and satellites"
Earlier, Eisenhower had said in
talk at West Point, N. Y, that
Khrushchev's ell tempered ex-
pressions" had made the Western
alliance stronger than ever. That
time he mentioned the Soviet
leader by name.
The weekend statement issued
by Secretary of State Herter
through the State Department was
aimed directly at Khrushchev and
his personal attempts at villifi-
cation"
Cali America, 1 am sure, shares
the disgust l feel at the ill-tem-
pered attacks emanating from Mr.
Khrushchev," Herter said. "His
remarks reflect credit neither on
himself nor on his government"
The Soviet attacks on U. S. poll
teal leaders were extended Sun
day to include New York's Cover
nor Rockefeller. The newspaper
Soviet Fleet charged Rockefeller
had joined "other ringleaders of
monopolies and high-placed poll
teal figures in advocating more
spending for military adventures. )"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Machinists Strike
Kew Missile Bases

SAN DIEGO, Calf, R - The
International Association of Ma
chinists today struck key Atlas
missile bases from California to
Florida = first walkout in labor
disputes that could tie up major
portion of the aircraft-missile
industry.
Among those hit is the huge
missile base at Cape Canaveral,
Fla, where the nations major
missiles are tested
The Atlas missile plant here
was picketed. Police are on guard
against any violence.
The dispute is with Convair Di-
vision of General Dynamics Corp,
mad also covers local aircraft
plants of Convair, which make
Air Force FLOP and F-106 jet
interceptor planes and commercial
jet airliners.
lam officials said picketing at
the plants was aimed at support
ing the work stoppage for mass
membership meetings.
The strike could affect the test
firing of the Atlas, the United
States only operational intercon-
tinental range rocket.
About 800 lam members struck
Cape Canaveral, Fla, missile test
center. Picket lines were set up
at midnight. Also struck as the
midnight deadline moved across
time zones to the West Coast were
Vandenberg Air Force Base,
Calf, Warren ALB, Cheyenne,
Wyo., and four facilities of Offutt
ALB, near Omaha. Neb.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Problems of Elderly
Are Viewed at Fairbanks

COLLEGE = Problems of
Alaska's elderly people will be
taken up June 6-8 when the State
Conference on Aging is held at the
University of Alaska.
Sessions are scheduled at the
Bunnell Building Present will be
research officials from various
agencies concerned with aging
problems, as well as specialists in
this field from the University.
During the meeting, members
of the state committee will con-
slider proposals made during the
past year in various state districts.
Following this, a special COM
mittee will make a condensation of
all of these district reports into a
final paper. This will be sent to
Washington as Alaska's contribu-
ton to the Presidents Conference
on Aging to be held next jan
uary in Washington.
Mrs. Emily Boucher of Nome
will represent Northwestern Alas
ka at the meetings.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
By The Associated Press

The campaign in CALIFORNIA;
Presidential primary suddenly is
bristling with controversy.
Angry charges and counter
charges burst out in a busy week.
end of politics that also found
Governor Rockefeller of New
York acting like a Republican
candidate and two Democratic
senators hunting votes in Mime
sofa.
Democrats and Republicans
vote in CALIFORNIA; primary Tues
day. The Republican Presidential
preference ballot lists only Vice
President Nixon. The Democratic
ballot lists Governor Edmund G..
Brown and a minor candidate,
George H. McLain.
The campaign, dormant for
weeks, ivened after Brown called
for a heavy Democratic vote to
swamp the turnout for Nixon.
A former Congressman, Patrick
Killings, wrote Los Angeles Re-
publicans that such a vote would
be interpreted by Pre- m e r
Khrushchev "as an indication that
the Administrators tough atti-
tude toward Communism is not
supported by the American
people"
Brown attacked the letter "as
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06

WASHINGTON, ZAP = The
United States has fired back at
the increased salvos of criticism
coming from the Soviet Union and
Cuba.
Within a period of few hours
Saturday, the State Department.:
l. Said it was disguised with
Soviet Premier Khrushchev's bit
ter attacks on President Eisen-
hover. 1t accused Khrushchev of
trying to degrade International re-
lations and confuse the issue of
the Paris summit conference col
lapse
2. Protested to Havana that the
Fidel Castro regime was building
an intense official campaign of
SANDER against the United States.
1t said the Cuban government was
trying to sow distrust and ami
mostly while claiming to seek
friendship and understanding.
President Eisenhower, without
naming Khrushchev, also hit back
at the personal criticism of him
which has been coming from Mos
COW.
In commencement address
Sunday at the University of Notre
Dame, he deplored as "the enc
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Navy Balloon Scars In
Most Successful Flight

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Up - A
huge balloon floated southwest
ward across the nation today in
what a Navy spokesman called
the most successful cosmic flight
ever undertaken.
The giant sphere, 500 feet in
diameter, was sent aloft at Bruins
wick. Ca, yesterday in an expert
ment designed to provide more in
formation about cosmic rays.
A Navy tracking team, in a spe-
cially equipped plane, landed at
Maxwell AFB at Montgomery
this morning for a brief pause
before resuming the westward
flight.
1t. William Sherman of the
Office of Naval Research at Wash
ington said the balloon at 7:15
am. was located some rs miles
northeast of the Naval Air Sta
ton at Pensacola, Fla, and still
soaring 20 miles above the earth.
Sherman said the sphere is ex-
pected to come down in midafter-
noon tomorrow, probably in
Texas.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Sen. McNabb Wire
Tells Krushchev
us. Resents Attack

FAIRBANKS, Up = Democratic
State Senator George McNabb
saying he wants Soviet Premier
Khrushchev to know how Alas
kans feel, has sent the Russian
leader a telegram protesting the
recent attacks upon President
Eisenhower
The telegram read:
"The American people, pos
sessed of unlimited national pride
and devotion, resent your attack
upon President. We neither desire
nor intend to interfere in the in
ternal affairs of our alleged
friends of the Soviet Union.
81 recommend that you confine
your remarks to promoting peace
based on mutual admiration and
respect"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
EISENHOWER JOINS MARCH
AT WEST POINT REUNION

WEST POINT, N. Y, R-Pres-
ident Eisenhower today took part
in round of colorful reunion ac-
tivities with his West Point class
mates of 1915.
The program included a brief
speech at an alumni luncheon, a
review of the Corps, and the ira
ditional march with the men of
his class.
Asked to comment on the 18th
anniversary of D-Day, when he
commanded the Normandy inva-
sion forces, the President said: 81
don't have to live that over,
anyway"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
Alaska OutdiStances States
In Percentage Growth,
Reports Census Bureau

WASHINGTON, Up = Alaska,
te second newest state, is outrun-
ming all others so far heard from
in the 1860 census in percentage
wise population increase.
And West Virginia, of the 20
states for which preliminary fig
ures have been reported, is the
only one to lose population.
With the possible exception of
Arkansas, Census Bureau experts
believe all states still to be re-
ported will have greater popula-
tons than in 1850.
Alaska, whose admission to
statehood made Texans quit brag-
ging how their state dwarfed all
others in size, still has only 223,-
1888 people. But that's whopping
increase of "a per cent over 10
years ago when the territory had
a population of 12S,643.
West Virginia dropped from
2,005,522 to 1,849,l42, a decrease
of 7.8 per cent.
Next to Alaska, Delaware, of
the states so far reporting prelim-
mary figures, had the highest per-
centage gain.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
French Town Celebrates
18th Anniversary of
Allied Liberation

BAYEUX, France, Up = Sixteen
years ago today Allied troops
landed on the soil of Normandy to
begin the liberation of Europe
from Nazi rule.
Bayeux,. the first city liberated,
fell to the British June 7.
AS it has each year, Bayeux
marked the anniversary of D-Day
with solemn ceremonies.
French veterans Minister Ray
mond Triboulet and Foreign Min
lister Maurice Couve de Murville
laid wreaths on a floodlit liberia
ton monument Sunday night.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
REPORT DENIED HITLER'S
BUTCHER TRIED TO COMMIT
SUICIDE IN ISRAEL JAIL

TEL AVN, Israel, IA police
spokesman today denied reports
that Adolf Eichmann had at
tempted suicide in an Israeli pris-
on where he awaits trial.
The spokesman said all meas
ures have been taken to prevent
any suicide attempt by Eichmann,
who has been accused of COM
plicity in the Nazi slaughter of
six million Jews.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
NEW QUAKES ROCK
SOUTHERN CHILE

SANTIAGO, Chile, Up = Two
strong earthquakes shook the
southern Chilean provinces of Con-
cepcion and Magallanes at 1854
am. today, causing panic in a
number of towns, but no damage.
The Ministry of Information
said the quake was felt through
out southern Chile with its cpl
center in sparsely populated We'll
lington Island. The ministry said
the quake was grade four in
intensity.
At Washington, D. c., the Coast
and Geodetic Survey recorded a
major earthquake at 2:08 am.
Seismologists described the trem-
or as comparable to the first of
the series of quakes which did
great damage in Chile, but below
the level of the devastating third
earthquake here.
A series of earthquakes and
tidal waves struck Chile last
month, causing a death toll esti-
mated as high as 5000 persons.
Japan's Central Meteorological
Agency in Tokyo said it detected
a faint tremor which it estimated
to have resulted from a "large
scale earthquake far away from
Japan"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
HAPPY LANDING

EVANSVILLE, Ind, R-"Well.
I wrecked it," beamed Richard
Bevans as his parents helped him
from the family car, smashed
against house after bouncing off
a telephone pole. Richard is 215.
He had disappeared a few min
utes earlier, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Bevens soon found their
little boy. They heard the crash
block away. They left the keys
in the car. e..
Richard had boosted he knew
how to drive the car. dus.y~s ) :
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1960-06-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair and warmer with scat
tered early morning fog Tuesday
with NE. winds 8-15 mph. Low
temp. expected tonight 38, high
tomorrow 65.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Furniture Show Furnishes
Four Fascinating Ideas

Visited the Furniture Show
at the Coliseum in New York
the other day, and although I
didn't find it bristling with
new ideas. you might be in
terested in the following:
l. A lighted aquarium re-
cessed in the wall with
shadow box frame, like a
picture.
2 A butterfly table Of DAN
ish design 81 inches long, 18
inches wide. hugs the wall
under the window. One fold
raised to accommodate four
Danish chairs. Opened. the
table seats eight people.
3. For children's rooms:
black and white Alice-in-
Wonderland round cut-outs
blown up in varying sizes and
pasted on the wall. One wall
covered with make-believe fur
rug which flowed down to
cover part of the floor also.
Toy chest covered with ce-
ramic tile PATTERNED vinyl in
Chinese blue, In a tiny tots
room a pale green window
shade with white fringe. Wall
area above the shade treated
like a picture, with small
gabled house with front door,
windows and chimney. Round
openings in the white vinyl
window sill held sunken
pots Of gay last-forever
geraniumS.
4. For a window1ess space, a
make-believe window COM
posed Of a colored photograph
on glass with lights back of
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Group toHoId
Mock Election

A mock presidential elec-
ton will be featured at the
opening meeting of the D. C.
Section of the National Coun-
Gil Of Jewish Women at the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation at ! pm. Tuesday.
Voters" are to cast their
ballots in an authentic voting
booth amid elaborate fanfare
of the electoral takeoff.
Proper attire for daytime
voting through the Inaugural
Ball also will be displayed.
Amusing political parodies,
sung by Mrs. Louis Mulitz,
with Mr.. Sidney Seidenman,
jr., at the piano, will complete
the program.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

1t. The effect was one Of
clumps of pink azaleas and
weeping willows dripping with
Spanish moss.
Mrs. D. E. H. asks:
I'VE are planning to paint
the outside of our house in
the near future and are un-
able to decide definitely what
colors to use. Gus house is a
small ranch bungalow with
attached garage. The roof on
the house is red and white,
which complicateS things
somewhat when picking color.
We have considered painting
the house white and trim
ming the overhang in front
and back and the side gables
in charcoal. To add color
we thought we might paint
the cement wall a light tur-
quoise."
Dear Mrs. d. E. H.:
Your red and white roof
certainly limits your color
selection. I agree about
painting the house white and
the charcoal suggestion for
the overhang sound all right,
but I would veto the turquoise
for the cement wall. Paint
the wall white, If anything.
You could have your shutters
and garage door all white or
charcoal. Paint your front
door the color of the red on
your roof. With green grass
and shrubbery this should
have a pleasant harmonizing
effect.
tcopyrisht. 1860, Dorothy Draper
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Good for q Chonqe

Flavor change: Add about
a cup Of drained whole
kernel corn to a standard
two : cups Of flour muffin
recipe.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

AAASNHNaS ENAASA ERAs
Movers, France CAMP - For
two years the proud boast of
Roger Dunouhaud, farmland of
this community, has been I'm
Dead, You Know" basing his state
ment on the fact that in 1858, a
body recovered from the Yevre
River was identified as his. "Rog-
err was buried in the village
cemetery; his death certificate was
recorded and a headstone, bearing
his name, marked his last rest
ing place" ..
Since his ''Internment" Roger
has been telling all who would
listen: You know they never did
find out who was buried in my
place, so he's stin there under my
own name and 1 saw it with my
own eyes" But The final cur
tain fell on Roger last week. AS
he walked toward the farm house
near Nevers, where he had been
working, Roger slipped and fell
into the Berry Canal and no one
heard his frantic cries for help!
Verdict of the coroners jury
at the inquest next morning:
Death BY Accidental Drowning"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25
US. MAKES GIFT FOR
NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE

Lagos, Nigeria (ANP) - United
States Ambassador Joseph Palmer,
IL, announced that the us. will
present as an independent gift TO
Nigeria, a library, library furn-
ishings, films, and equipment for
the proposed Nigertan Institute Of
International Studies.
Ambassador Palmer informed
Prime Minister Balewa that the
United States was gTatified to
learn that the Institute would be
established. He said it would serve
as a center for learning and re-
search on African and world prob
lens and would undoubtedly con-
tribute to Nigeria's ability to play
an important role within the fam
lily of nations.
Chief Justice Adetokumbo Adem-
ala, one of Nigeria's leaders who
visited the us. about two years
ago, was instrumental along with
former Consul General Emmerson,
in seeing the Institute Of nterna-
tional Studies become an actuali-
ty.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

Are you one of the fortunate per-
sons who will have enough cash to
buy Christmas gifts? You will if
you have a Christmas Club savings
account. Having the cash is, like
almost every other good thing, the
result of thoughtful planning and
action.
During November many banks
will make payments to their 1860
Christmas Club depositors and will
begin their 1861 clubs. Now is the
time for you to open such an ac-
count so that you will have the
money to meet all or part of your
next years Christmas expenses.
Here's the way to go about it. In
quire at your local bank about its
Christmas Club program. Decide
show much money you will want to
spend next Christmas. Divide that
amount by the number of payments
in your banks Christmas Club pro-
gram. Then open an account and
make regular deposits This is an
easy and practical way to be hnan-
cially prepared.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-11-25

students going to British schools.
There is a trained civil service and
a stable number OF educated lead
ers ready for self-government. Nj
geria has. because the British plan
ned it that way, men who know
what they are doing and can plan
and execute the policies that must
determine their own future.-MiI-
waukee JOURNAL. :
Notice To Hate Mongers
Hoodlums who would make a
mockery of law and human rights
anywhere in the Coweta Judicial
Circuit deserve the strongly word
ed blast fired at them by Sol. Gen.
Wright Lipford.
Within three months in Carroll
County there have been three ugly
incidents in (which Negroes have
been logged, beaten or abducted.
The great majority of people in
Carroll and throughout the circuit
are decent, law-abiding citizens
and, in our opinion, can be counted
upon to support the solicitor gen.
eral in his attack upon the mon
gers OF hatred, their violent ac-
tons and their repulsive efforts
to intimidate others. - Atlanta
CONSTITUTION.