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The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
Army Studies Proposal To Close Port of Whittier

WASHINGTON, R-A proposal that the Army close Port Whittier as a military operation remains under, study and no decision has been reached, the Army said to- day.
 Sen. Bartlett's office said the proposal for the Army to end its port operations would not mean complete shutdown of the port.
 The Alaska Railroad, state agencies, or commercial enter prises could use the government owned facilities which might be abandoned, Bartlett aide said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
kislli Stabbed In Thigh Six Times By Fanatic

TOKYO, R-A rightist fanatic stabbed Premier Kishi six times in the Jeff thigh With a hunting knife Thursday at party cele- brating the choice of pro-Western Hayato Ikeda to succeed Kishi.
 The assailant Daisuke Ara maxi, 65, was arrested on the spot. A member of small, unin- fluential ultranationalist group, Aramaki said it was not an assas- sination attempt, that he only in tended to injure Kishi. He did not say why.
 Some political sources specu- lated that Aramaki, whom police linked to a preWar terrorist group considered there had been a double-cross in the selection of Ikeda, trade minister, to succeed Kishi as president of the dominant Liberal Democratic party and chief of the government.
 Coincidentally, Communist led demonstrators took to the streets shouting opposition to Ikeda.
 Doctors said Kishi would be out of the hospital in ten days, and his party went ahead with plans to accept his resignation and elect Ikeda Friday.
 Bleeding profusely, Kishi was rushed to a nearby hospital. A secretary said he was cracking jokes with visitors within an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
PAUL GLAVINOVICE TAKES RoTc SUMMER COURSE

FORT LEWIS, Wash, - Cadet Paul s. Glavinovich, 20, son of Carl s. GlaVinovich, is receiving six weeks of training at the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps usmmer camp at Fort Lewis, The training is scheduled to be con- cluded July 29.
 During this training, he is re- ceiving practical experience and instruction in tactical, technical and administrative subjects, with special emphasis being placed on the duties of a second lieutenant,
 Cadet Glavinovich, who was graduated from Nome High School in 1857, is a student at the University of Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
New AcS Anchorage Commander

SEATTLE, Pl-Lt. Col. Henry J. Schneider has been named dep uty commander of the Army's Al aska Communications System at Anchorage ACS announced today.
 He will succeed It Col. Gordon D. Gray, who is being transferred to Washington, DC.
 The new deputy commander has been with ACS in Seattle since 1856.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
NOME SorTBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE

. July 13-National Guard vs. Polar Bar.
 July Is - ACS vs. Explorer
 July 20-Explorer Scouts vs. Jaycees.
 Note: All games start at 7:3O pm.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15
by McFeet'ers

Roscoe Wilke. who has been sta- toned at Kalakaket with the Fed eral Electric Co.,, has been trans ferred to Granite Mountain and is much closer to home now. He was in town Wednesday for a short visit with his family.
The Nome nugget., 1960-07-15

Dwight Milligruk. who has been living in Unalakleet, has returned to Nome and is employed at the NC. Store
Evening star., 1960-02-29
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swers by a panel of experts to
the questions most asked about
today's most-dreaded killer.
Evening star., 1960-02-29
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Evening star., 1960-02-29
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Moke the Most
Of Your Entry
BY ALFRED sHEINWOLD

It's a nightmare when you
have TO lead each suit from
your own hand. You can de-
velOp some suits better by lead
ing them from dummy. Let's
spend the whole week on this
subject-entries to dummy and
how to use them.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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WEST EAST
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| SOUTH
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MT Pass 3NT All Pass
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Evening star., 1960-02-29

~OAbAA "NOS ANO4 III GuDI
MT Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Jack of clubs.
Don't be shocked at the OPEN
ing bid of one no-trump on
only is points. Some experts
believe in a slightly lighter no.
trump, and many players who
believe in the Is to l8 point
no-trump will bid it with only
Is points and hope they get
away with it. It's no great
crime.
South holds up the ace of
clubs until the third round. De-
clarer next leads a heart, los
ing to the ace. Back comes a
heart to dummy's king. Now
declarer must develop three
spades and four diamonds with
no side entries to dummy.
Remember Combinations
Remember the combinations
in spades and diamonds. You
get them often, and a mo-
ment of study now will save
you hours at the table.
Begin the spades by lead
ing dummyS queen. East plays
low, and you drop the jack
from your hand. Now you can
lead the ten of spades from
dummy. If East plays low you
stay in dummy and switch to
diamonds; if East puts up the
king of spades you win and
return low spade to dummy's
nine.
Either way you are ready to
start the diamonds by leading
the nine from dummy. East
plays low and you next lead
dummy's jack. East plays low
again and the lead remains
in dummy for a third diamond
fineSse. If East covers with the
king at any stage you can
easily win the rest of the dia-
mondS.
1t would be wrong to start
the diamonds by leading
dummy's Jack. East would play
low. If you also played low
you would have to win the next
diamond in your own hand:
there would be no way to return
to dummy for another finesse.
II you dropped your ten under
dummy'S jack East would cover
the nine of diamonds with his
king and would thus make sure
of an eventual diamond trick
with the eight.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no
trump Cl6 to l8 points, and the
next player passes. You hold:
A8763 V9873 15 %J1OsS
/ What do you do?
Answer: Pass. Your partner
is in for a bad time, but you
would only make matters worse
by bidding. If an opponent
doubles there will be time
enough to run to two clubs.
Copyright, 1860, Gen. Features Corp.
Evening star., 1960-02-29

understanding all
along the line.
Please drop in or
phone.
Life insurance
is available
on all loans
Evening star., 1960-02-29
WORD GAME
Find l8 or more words in
w HIS led

m Gaming "permeated with
whisky Average is 16 words;
time limit, IS minutes.
Rules of the game: /. Words must BIZ
OF four or more letters. .. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition oi
S such as bats" cats" are moi
used. 3. Only one form of a word j.
used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer to MYROBALAN
manly, mayor, mari. many, manor
moral, molar, moan, morn. moraV
warn, rayon, roam. roam, roval. roman
Oary, only, oral. balmy. banal, barn
barony, bayman, boar, born, bony
bray. bran. abnormal. ABLY, alarm
1 alar. amoral anomaly, army. aroma
lama lamb. labor, lavmsn, loan, loan
lory. lorn, lobar. nobly, normal. norm
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Opportunity Knocks

Sarah Coventry. Inc. fine fashion
iewelrv as seen on Queen for a
Day offers excellent opportunity
and earnings in new branch oper-
alton. No investment or carvass-
ing Complete training program.
Car and phone necessary. > or
checks White IO G-4334
Evening star., 1960-08-21
'CLERK-TYPIST

4l-45, capable Of neat accurate
work. for part time, to ;, 5-day
wk. Apply in person. BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY, ll00
Evening star., 1960-08-21
SECRETARY

The City OF Rockville. Nd.
has an interesting and Chal-
lenging pos. open for an
alert and competent secrP-
tpr1 to work with the di-
rector Of planning whose
ofc. is loc. IN the Rockville
Civic Ctr. Applicants should
be hieh school grads. with
recent SeCrctarial eXper.
good shorthand and typing
Skills. Salary S4.00i TO
Si.tSt in yearly lncrc-
mentS. Generous leave plans
and fringe benefits Tele-
phone GA. 4-SO0U for appt.
with Mr.. Bruce A watts,
Director of Planning.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Calvert Credit Corp.

Calvert Credit Corp.
1897 r. I. Ave. Mount Rainier,
7S45 Eastern Ave, Sill. Spg.
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER
me. Sectionl
25 to 40. white; wholesale apph-
ance distributor needs experienced
woman for inside sales and gen.
eral ONCE work, typing REQUIRED;
excellent office atmosphere with
good starting salary, 5-day week
For appointment call MR.. PLUM
MER. HU. 3-31.2.
GET STARTED WITH AVON NOW!
Several excellent territories open
Assure yours by calling Dl.
7-U22l.
GIRL, experienced, in selling and
stocking greeting cards. Apply at
DREISONSTOK'S. 1433 H st. NV.
Girl FRIDAY with pleasing per-
sOnality and ability TO meet public:
no shorthand req; IBM elec. type
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Pcrp. Bldg. S. s, Md. JU. 9-6la6
GIRL FRIDAY. Springfield; person.
able; good phone manner; will
.
: days: $3.50. POTOMAC EMPL.,
|: al King St, Alex. XII 9-5056.
GIRL FRIDAY-N Arl.; part time;
dSf,s aSf hsI sm 2ns sSd ETi SG75 ois h PoTo 5T6C
MAC EMPL-. 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl., JA. $1,000.
GIRL FRIDAY, Fails Church, ma
POTOMAC EMPL., I04 E. Broad
st. JE. 2-7@72.
HAIR DRESSER AND MANAGER
Whsston WSsston p,shs shop, 1o across 5oSse1 from
HOSTESS. exper., BLUE MIRROR
niGht club. Apply in person. S24
14th st. NV, bet. 4 and 8 pm.
HoUsEKEEPER; hotel or house
keeping experience required; 5la-
day week. SUBURBAN HOSPITAL
OIL 4-466".
H. S. GRADS.-CLERKS
Typist. gen. ofc. elks., file clks.
clkS GOOD figures. Apply nov
| while a good choice, white, TO $500
ABBEY PERSONNEL. l33S Eye NV
IBM KEYPUNCH TRAINEE. willins
TO learn: many CO. benefits; aE'
/ 1890; hours a-5.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
Perp Bldg. S. 8. Md. JU 9-6l9t
IBM TYPIST, Justowriter operators
/ varitypistS: top sal for eXper
workers. Call ST. 3-9042 or WRIT
Box "9l-S, Star for an interview
If YOU like to travel and are in
tereStsd in breaking into the helt
Of Investleation, a national organ
iZation is accenting application
from women over II, TO be trained
in this interesting work; salar!
while training Apply ] u" Warnel
Building l3th and E SITS. NV
Do not phone
INSURANCE TYPIST. with caSualt!
claims experience. 933 WaShing
tom RIdc MA S-TnSq
Evening star., 1960-08-21

RECEPTIONIST; in one Of Wash. S
finer beauty salons between 80
and 40 years OF age. Please apply
in person. BEAUTY BAZAAR, sos
l4th st NV
Evening star., 1960-08-21
RECEPTIONIST

RECEPTIONIST
Interesting position avail
able in our executive office
for young LADY with above
average tipping and steno-
graphic sEills. Pleasant
working conditions in mod
ern air-conditioned ONCE.
Attractive salary plus many
company benefits including
free transportation.
D. c. Transit System, Inc
$500 NJ ST. NV.
FE. $4,000, EXT. 4OS
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HELP WOMEN


FILE CLERK. experienced, under
35, to work in branch once OF
large insurance company: must
be neat and accurate IN work
habits: salary Commensurate with
exper. See Mrs. Glannantonio:
FIREMAN'S FUND INSURANCE
CO.. Room 40, 2Q0l Wis. ave. NV.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST-Desire con-
scientiouS dependable person in
terested in learning file and mail
room duties. Some typing. An in
tereStinR and important job for
qualified individual. Pleasant sur
roUndinRS Excellent salary plus
emplove benefits. Send complete
resume including personal details
II Box o99-H Star.
FILE CLERK-TYPIST. diversified
duties in professional organiza-
tiOn: pleasant working conditions:
35-hr. work week. unusual free
employe benefits; salary open.
III s-nlS5
Evening star., 1960-08-21

SECY., BEG, FEE PAID 5000
II you have knowl Of shhd and
typinE. like to work with people
in plush surroundings, lalse in 6
mos train for exec position
ASSOCIATED PERSONNEL
1877 K 81 NV ST $500
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HENIGAN & BELL
FORMERLY
AVIATION PLACEMENT

REAL ESTATE SALESWOMEN-
Have openings for enthusiastic
people who want to make money
Many BENEFITS and training. Call
Mr.. Keating. GA. 4-6675, HUGH
T PECK, REALTOR, IN ROCK
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HELP WOMEN
COPYWRITER

Swell oppor. for young girl with
adver agency exper. to join
growing Va. agency Relocate To
S6.Co0. Miss Haley. SMELLING
AcGY., sos l4th st NV.
COSMETIC AND DRUG CLERK-
Good hrs, good pay. BROOK
VILE PEAEM.. OIL 2-06OO.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
H. S. GRADS.-CLERKS
INSURANCE

Excellent position, excellent salary;
general insurance agency, hre.
casualty allied lines Only expert
enCed should apply. Typing neces-
sary Call NE, S-69"4.
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK -
Bookkeeping and inventory expert
ence. in electronics or communi-
cations industry essential. Age %
40, mature, neat and accurate.
Long range program in rapidly
expanding electronics industry.
Secure future. 4O-hr.. 5-day vk.
1902 Lawrence st, Bladensburg.
Md. Must have transportation.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HELP WOMEN

OFFICE HELP for new KresEe store
opening in Springfield, Va; capable
Of doing bookkeeping and cashier
work; tipping ability desirable: at
tractive starting salary, many en-
ploye benefits. Apply At s. s.
KRESGE CO., Falls Church. Va.
OZALID MACHINE OPR., Alex:
$3.50; exper. or will train. GUAR
ANTY EMPL., l0l N. Alfred ST.,
XII, 9-377O.
Evening star., 1960-08-21
69G5 ARLINGTON RD.
cat Bradley Blvd
BETHESDA, MD.
S4OO
EXECUTIVE
Recent.inniSt.

This popular employer tells me he
would like an ambitious typist"
to learn to assist him with his
confidential work. As receptioniSt.
you'll receive important oignitarieS
into your lovely suite. arrange for
staff and board meetings. Discre-
tion and poise are your best assets
on this one. BETTY GRAY EN-
cluSively for Girls" I'll Wood
ward Bids, ST 31123 tEmplJ
SECRETARY, white. excel. future:
SO to 500 wk up. Inquire RE.
7-2S2S BOYD'S. 700 Eth NV.
SECRETARY, part time Typirg
and shorthand required Small
well-furniShed once, good location,
hours may be arranged. Full-time
position possible if applicant also
able to keep some statistical rec
ordS or has writing and promo
tion experience. Ma S-6@ql for
interview.
SECY., Alex; S325. religious orE
Mon. Fri. 20: good SkillS Ma
ture. GUARANTY EMPL., lOl N.
Alfred ST - Alex XII n-3I1O
Evening star., 1960-08-21
SECRETARY

This is an excellent position for
rieht person, with good experience
desirouS of working in new build
ing. 18th and K area. Must have
Eood references. better than aver
age shorthand and typine, pleasing
personality and neat appearance
to meet public. Salary open. Send
resume TO Box LIS. Star
Evening star., 1960-08-21
GENERAL OFFICE WORK
General Office Worker

Need . experienced, young women,
for general once work. Finance
company. Modern benefits-good
starting salary. For interview, .
lncatiOpS
Evening star., 1960-08-21
CLERK-TYPIST

Young sirl for once of national
electronic manufacturer. EXcep-
tional major company benefits,
Excellent opportunity for advance
mnnI Call EE S-lNln
Evening star., 1960-08-21
HELP WOMEN

JEwELRY sALEsLADY. for fne
Conn. ave. shop: must be thor
oughly experienced: salary open.
References required. Phone for
appt.. Ex. 3-2f47.
JR. RECEPTIONIST. front desk
greeter for worldwide relief or
PaniZation: some tipping ability
qualities personable young miss for
training on the switchboard.
GRAEBNERS, 1343 H ST. NV,
EX. 3-7977 (EmplD
Evening star., 1960-08-21

35 to 40. white; wholesale appli-
ance distributor needs experienced
woman for inside sales and gem
eral ONCE work, typing REQUIRED
excellent Office atmosphere with
good starting salary, 5-day week
For appointment call MR.. PLUM.
MER. HU :I-3jno
Evening star., 1960-09-19
By the Associated Press

A Senate report accuses the
Air Force and a large defense
contractor Of wasting more
than $2.5 million.
It criticized a decision Of
Convair, a division Of General
Dynamics Corp, to develop air
conditioning ground equipment
for a new bomber. the B-58
instead Of buying and adapting
existing Air Force air condi-
TONERS.
Unnecessary cost to the
Government Of about $2,66o, SOC
was incurred because neither
Convair nor the Air Force ap-
propriately considered adapting
existing equipment" the report
of the Senate Small Business
Committee said.
Senator Sparkman, Democrat
Of Alabama, committee chair
man. said this was "a case study
in waste" made in a survey OF
"the hidden costs Of the weapon
system"
with Air Force approval
Fort Worth (Convair) assigned
the development and fabrica-
ton Of these special air-condi-
tioning carts to San Diego
(Convair) on a cost-aS-in-
Evening star., 1960-09-19
Five-Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity
September 1924

Temperatures will average 8
to S degrees above Washing
tons normal high and low tenn
peratures. n and SO. Somewhat
warmer tomorrow, with little
day-to-day change until Sat-
urday, when it will be cooler
Showers tomorrow. Wednesday
and again Friday and Saturday
will total about / inch.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harper's
Ferry and partly muddy at Great
Falls. Shenandoah cloudy at Harper s
Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight SO Noon 70
4 am. SO pm "a
8 am. ----- SO s pm. 70
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, a5. on April 90.
Lowest, Is, on March IL.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1960-09-19

cept it. A few weeks later DR.
Herbert F. York = was ap-
pointed"
Mr.. Holiday formerly was
special assistant to the Secre-
tary Of Defense for guided mis-
sileS.
Gov. Medaris said DR.. York
tried to kill OF the Saturn pro-
gram, now well under way at
Huntsville, Ala, because he
was interested only in having
money.
Gen. Medaris for the first
time outlined the Army's now
abandoned program for putting
men into space.
He said it enviSioned placing
a 2,000-pound satellite in orbit
last spring, sending one around
the moon by the spring Of 1862,
and placing a two-man satel-
lite in orbit in the fall of that
year.
Evening star., 1960-09-19
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Occa-
sional rain tonight, low 68.
Partly cloudy with scattered
afternoon thundershowers to-
morrow.
Maryland-Cloudy with oc-
casional rain tonight. low in
the so. Partly cloudy and a bit
warmer tomorrow with scat
tered afternoon thunder
showers.
Virginia - Cloudy with light
rain tonight, low in the COS.
Partly cuoldy and a bit warmer
tomorrow with scattered after
noon thunderShowers.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Light easterly
winds tonight, becoming south
erly at 10 or Is knots tomorrow
Cloudy with occasional rain to-
night and scattered thunder
showers tomorrow afternoon
Visibility improving to about G
miles tomorrow.
Pollen Count
The D. C. Medical Society's
ragweed pollen count for the
"a hours ending at $50 am
today is 6 grains per 3.6 cent?
meter square slide area.
Evening star., 1960-09-19
Waste of $2.6 Million
Laid to AT Convoir

CURED basis, without inviting
competition from established
outside manufacturers Of SINH
lar equipment" the report said.
It noted that neither Fort
Worth or San Diego had prev
iouS experience in the develop
ment and fabrication of ground
support air-c o n ditionin 8
equipment"
The report said Convair con-
tended it needed the cooling
carts in seven months and out
side procurement would require
at least 10 months. Convair
actually used IL months to pro-
duce complete delivery Of five
prototypes and was behind
schedule all the way" the re-
port said.
After substantial costs had
been incurred by Convair" on
the proposed new models, the
report said the Air Force adapt
ed its standard carts for use
with the B-58.
Evening star., 1960-09-19

mandatory penalty Of dismissal
from the service for all other
Hatch Act violations modified.
In fact. these two proposals
are backed by the CSC.
4 y y
REASONS FOR OPPOSI-
TION-But this seems to be as
far as employees want to go in
changing the Hatch Act.
Here are the main reasons
given for keeping the Hatch Act
virtually in its present form:
1t protects employees jobs
whenever there is a change in
administrations. 1t is especially
timely now, with a new admin
istration taking office In Janu-
ary.
If employees were permitted to
engage in political activities,
they would be subject to pres
sure from their bosses to con-
tribute money to political cam
paigns and even to participate
in them. OF course. employees
under the Hatch Act can now
contribute money to political
campaigns, but it is purely on
a voluntary basis.
If employees were given a free
hand in political activity. they
would be in the position of hav-
Evening star., 1960-09-19

conventions, the answer is a
reSounding no.
Several Of the postal en-
ploye unions have come out for
extensive revision or outright
repeal Of the Hatch Act which
bars Government workers from
partisan political activities.
And Chairman Johnston OF
the Senate Civil Service Com
mittee in recent speeches ex-
pressed approval of repeating
or substantially changing the
Hatch Act indicating his COM
mittee might consider such ac-
ton next year.
However, If the delegates we
talked to are a fair sampling
of Federal employees, there Is
little sentiment for such ac-
ton.
True, they would like to see
some penalties modified. For
example, even in the most triv-
ial case-one in which the vio-
lation is technical or uninten-
tional-the Civil Service Com
mission must impose a mini
mum 80 days suspension. The
employees would like the csc
to have the authority to let en-
ployes off with just a warning
or reprimand in such cases.
Also, they want to see the
Evening star., 1960-09-19

aircraft industry did scuttle
the Army's now-disclosed pro-
gram for putting men into
space by the end of 1862 and
setting up a 50-man permanent
outpost in space by 1871.
3. The Air Force is the hand
maiden Of the aircraft industry.
4. The Navy's Vanguard
satellite program was a $l20
million boondoggle.
5. The Army pleaded for l3
months before Russia launched
its first Sputnik to be allowed
to put a satellite in orbit.
6. The Joint Chiefs of STAFF
is a debating society, the "least
effective military organization
to haunt the United States
since the flascos of the Civil
War"
Z. The entire military Or
ganization should be reor-
ganized, 80 per cent OF the
Pentagon's civilian employees
fired, and a single chief of staff
appointed with the heads of
the services as advisers only
to him.
Gen. Medaris gets across his
point about DR.. York this way:
I'm a casual conversation
with Bill Holiday one day
asked him why the post OF
Deputy Secretary of Defense
for Research and Engineering
had not been filled His
answer was a classic. That's
easy he said. Every man who
is smart enough to do that job
well is much too smart to ac-