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The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
Hoffa Charged With $5O0,O0O Fraud Scheme

WASHINGTON R-- James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, was indicted today in Or lando, Fla, for a second time on fraud charges involving alleged misuse of more than $500,000 in union funds.
 As did an indictment returned in Orlando last Dec. ', the new indictment involves the alleged misuse of union money to develop a ''m cd el city" in Bevard County, Fla.
 The earlier indictment was dis missed July 12 on grounds that it had been returned by an irn- properly constituted grand jury
 The first indictment h a d 12 counts. The new one includes Is counts. Twelve of these, like the original indictment, included eight charges of mail fraud, three of fraud by telephone, and one of fraud by telegraph.
 The justice department, an- nouncing the federal grand jury's action, said the indictment also names Robert E. Mccarthy, De troit banking executive.
 Hoffa and Mccarthy were ac- eused of devising "a scheme and artifice to defraud" four Team ster organizations in connection with the establishment of Sur Valley Inc, Florida corporation formed in October 1854. Its psir pose was described as the pur chase of land in Brevard Count. and resale of this property t Teamster members and the gen
 eral public
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
DEATH WAITED IN THE NEXT RATTLE
 ST. PETERSBURG.


 Death waited in the next rattle of a deadly toy found by three youngsters.
 The toy was 3 metal can con- taining a half lfpound block of TINT and ITO blasting caps enough to destroy an automobile.
 Kim Poucher, 5, and her brothers, David, 3, and Dana, 2, found the explosive in an uncle,s garage yesterday. Their mother, Mrs. John Pouch CT, discovered the lethal play. thing and called police. "All 1t needed was one tiny spark and the whole thing wollc have blown, ]" said Detective Sgt C. M Brown. ..s.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
Electronic Brain Picks Your Vacation Spot :.

HAMBURG, Germany B Ar electronic brain which picks a vacation spot where the tourist will enjoy himself is on view at an office-machine exhibition in Hamburg.
 The prospective vacationer who doesn't know where to go an- swers six questions fer clerk who punches them on a tape and feeds 1t to the robot: Distance he wants to travel, size of the town, scenery, comforts required, sports interests and whether he wants quiet or lots of company.
 The experimental m c hi ne, called the "Zuse Z23," has more than 500 vacation spots on file.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
MAGAZINE CORRESPONDENT ARRESTED IN CHILE

SANTIAGO, Chile tH Time magazine correspondent Mario Planet was held in jail today be- cause of articles on Chile that appeared in the magazine.
 Justice Minister Nerique Ortu- gar charged in the CouT Of App peals that the articles iia the is- sues of June 23 and Aug. 25 s'de- famed our country, seriously hurt ing our international prestige, and will undermine trust in our insti- tutional and economic stability" ]"
 Planet was arrested yesterday and charged formally with threat cning the internal security of the state.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
SPEAKER RAYBURN
 UNCONSCIOUS AS
 PNEUMONIA SETS IN

DALLAS, Tex. M House Speaker Sam Rayburn developed pneumonia during the night and became unconscious, his physi- clan said today.
 Dr. Robert Short Jr., said he could not determine when what he called "the crisis" would come.
 Rayburn is receiving oxygen at times through mask and at other times is breathing with the aid of a machine, the docor said.
 Rayburn entered Baylor Hos pital 10 days ago and doctors diagnosed his illness as incurable cancer of the lymph system.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
Red China Wants To Confer with US.

LONDON M Red China's Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, was pictured today as will ing--if the United States takes the initiative to confer with US. Secretary of State Dean Rusk about differences between the two nations.
 A Peiping dispatch to Reuters News Agency quoted the 6O-year- old soldier diplomat as saying Communist China is willing to have talks with the United States at the foreign ministers level as a step toward easing tensions.
 In Washington, State Depart ment press officer Joseph Reap noted only that Chen's statement was made in the course of . lengthy interview and said de- partment officiels wanted to look at the full record of the Inter- view before commenting.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
City of Juneau Cannot Issue Or Sell Bonds

JUNEAU tR = The City of Ju- neau does not have the power to issue and sell bonds for the ac- quisition of land to be used for expansion of the state capital site, Superior Court Judge James von der Heydt said today.
 In a memorandum opinion, Judge von der Heydt enjoined the city from issuing and selling $I million general obligation bond issue approved by Juneau voters May 10, 1860, for that pur- pose.
 Issuance of the general obliga- ton bonds was challenged in a taxpayers suit filed March 29, 1861. by William E. Hixson of Juneau.
 Hixson contended, among other things, that issuance of the bonds for a purpose other than capital improvement was a violation of the State Constitution.
 Tn his opinion, Judge von der Heydt said:
 Briefly stated, it is the de- fendants' tthe city of Juneau and the Juneau City CounciD posi- tion that since Juneau is the capi- tai of the state, and it's economy IS based chiefly upon the business of government, the procurement of land for donation to the state as a capital site constitutes pub lie purpose and capital improve ment within the meaning of the Constitution of the State.
 There is nothing to indi- cate that the state has any interest in the land which the city proposes to acquire and donate to it.
 Judge von der Heydt said it. was possible the state would choose otlier land. He said, too, no suggestion had been made con- corning the future legal status of the property if the state showed no interest in it.
 Tn the absence of any state authorization or expression of interest, such may not be ac- connplished in the manner here proposed" Judge von der Heydt's opinion said.
 NO matter how willing the voters may be, they cannot obli- gate themselves to be taxed for city acquisitions for purposes which are beyond the city's legal authority
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11

Mewspopo potbo1o p1Y
 JUNEAU W Gov. william Eean today proclslnned oct. 01 as 'NeWspaperboys payss
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
WEATHER FORECAST
Partly cloudy tonight with p

Partly cloudy tonight with pos sible snow showers tomorrow. Low tonight 10-15, high tomorrow 15-20. In the last 24 hours: High of 20, low of IA. Sunrise at 6:4l a.rn., sunset at 5:55 pm. Temper atures year ago today: High of 36, low of 2l Extremes on this date since 1870 High of AS in 1926, low of 13 n 1942.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
X-l5 SOARS TO ALTITUDE or 22o.ooo FEET

<AA< WYE 03 3zUsoVV LE
 EDWAIdDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf. H = Air Force Maj. Bob White landed safely today after setting an apparent new altitude record of 220,O00 feet in an x-15 rocket ship.
 The new altitude mark of ap- proximately Al miles Esstab- lished unofficially by ground based radar instruments. An of ficial reading was expected short ly.
 The previous x-15 record was 169,000 feet, set last March by US. Space Agency test pilot Joe Walker.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
Ifs a Wine Cellar Now !

SAN FRANCISCO H9 The city's Civil Defense director open ed a series of lectures on how to build h om C fallout shelters Eighteen persons showed up for the first one yesterday
 Two, MT. and Mrs. Everett Mar shall of Woodside, told CD di- rector A. Cook thsseey already have a shelter.
 We're using it as wine eel. lar now,' Marshall said.
The Nome nugget., 1961-10-11
DRAFT CALL SET AT
 2O.0o0 FoR NOVEMBER

WASHINGTON W - "A draft call for 20 ,O00 men in November was issued today. All will go into the Army.
 The Novemher quota is the same as that for October, but is 5000 less than the September quota when the first full impact of the military building game.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
Basketball Planned

Montgomery County Depart
ment of Recreation will again
start competition adult basket
ball league play during the Sec
ond week of December. Any
manager wishing to enter a
team in the "A" League should
contact Louis G. Mitchell at
Poplar 2-5040.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

four from Chevy Chase Appli.
snce Service. AIS game and set
are both high for the league.
Zost's Pro Shop and AIS team
are tied for the league lead.
Young Tommy LeBeau had a
triplicate ia In the River Bowl
Bantam Bonbers League. A
new bowler, he Is averaging 101.
High set and game In the Ban.
tams are held by Bobby Lang
l196) with a 1913 and 497. Paula
Scali ulG holds hi.game and
set for the girls with 1882.
In the Coca Cola Teen League
al River Bowl high sets are held
BY John NOrdcnsOB f5g1J and
Karen Nordenson l5Z7J. High
games are held by Doug condit
f2i1j and Mimi gehsff (z0Ij.
John Rupert holds hi.ayc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
BY George Bragaw
Sports Editor

Blair, Richard Montgom-
cry, Bethesda Chevy Chase,
and Wheaton - the four
schools which battled down
to the wire for the champion
ship in the new Montgomery
County Football L a gu e
placed three boys each on
the fifth annual Montgomery
County Sentinel All-County
Team.
League champion Montgom-
cry Blair placed halfback Jerry
Ricucci on the offensive team
and end Albert Turner and
guard Brian Tierney on the de-
fensive platoon. Although all
four schools had equal represen-
tation on the first team, Blair
had four more boys named to
the second team and thereby
had more players on the SEN
tiners 44-man squad.
Isreal Leads Rockets
The Rockets, who finished
second in the league after win
ming the Bi-County title last
year and tying Blair for that
same honor the year before, had
their contingent led by Butch
Isreal, Rockville's end-halfback
who was named Back of the
Year" for Montgomery County
last Tuesday. Tackle Bob Pine
was named to the offensive
squad and end Steve Williams
to the defensive unit.
B-CC, who was knocked out of
the championship on the final
day of the season by Blair,
placed three hard-nosed football
players on the first team.
End Gary Lawrence won a
berth on the offensive unit
while Pat Flynn and one of the
county's top players, Tom Fol.
lard, were named on defense.
Pollard and Landon's Paul
Herman are the only first team
repeaters from last years
squad.
Wheat0n's Choices
Wheaton's Bill Shipe made
the offensive backfield while
Bruce Ray was named as an
offensive guard and tackle Ray
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

Entries cIoSe 5 pm. Sunday,
December 10 A handicap Of IS
percent based on your highest
average - Of November 10. 1861
fof IS games or nore) win be
used Four games win be rolled,
but only the best three viii
count Don't Forget-enter now.
Ann HerndOn - that's the
name. She rolled her very first
500. a 522. She was high for
Garden Gate Nursery as they
took 3 from Miss HsrpeTs CBen.
you should give Ann a ported
posie). Also, In this ID. c. Mix.
ed League, Al Lefty" Jones
made a run toward a 100, but
fell 10 sticks short. He shot a
fabulous 275 game In spite Of
bowling with Fidgety mo Jinx"
Levine. His team Wither's
Business Machine Seryice-took
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
Nhof IS HORSEPOWER,

HORSEPOWER is the ability of
your home wiring to properly oper-
ate the electrical appliances you
have today-and those you'll want
tomorrow.
YOUR HORSEPOWER IS LOW
if electrical outlets are crowded, if
lights dim when appliances are
turned on, or if fuses blow fire.
quently.
Call an electrical contractor menu
Der of our association. He will gladly
check your HORSEPOWER and
give you an estimate Of the cost of
wiring improvements - free of
charge.
See page s44 of the Washington
Yellow Pages.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

HONORABLE MENTION; Ends-Butch Toson Sherwood:
Randy Moore Landon Brian Green Counsel Ron Cam.
eron BcC Tacfes-Claude Scott Blair Devries RNS;
Gil Tets BCC Guards-JerTy Fell RMIS Donnie Kluclhuhn
Sherwood Bill DuvaI Gahersburg Parker Diamond RMEs.
acsullan Ranwater and Jimmy Craig Blair Charlie Snow.
den and Dde Allen RNS Schaplowsky Good Counsel:
BIZ Tnpet Landon John Henry Williams Sherwood; Jackie
Holland and Carol Jordan Gaithersburg Jack Bomouist VIZ
Doug Browning, BCC; Butch Christian Wheaton; Dennis
Dreer Sprngbrook; Bobby Abbo Georgetown Prep Woody
Blum, LongfeIow, and Paul Bell Northwood
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

age, set and game in the River
Bowl Coca Cola Juniors - 157
average, 1879 game and SAG set.
Judy Rowe holds all the honors
for the girls with a 1874 average,
206 game and 4S5 set.
So what else is new? Con-
gressional Plaza Mohn won
three games in the MWBPA
Minor League. They still trail
the other Congressional team
Melton's - by nine, however.
Melton's team leads their divi.
sion with Fairlanes University
Bonnette four games behind.
Ernie Tate of Wheaton Triangle
leads In average with a 191.
Congressional-Melton has a 905
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

average-15 pins higher than
any other team in the division.
Highlight, however, was Dave
Enquist's 266 game, hi for en-
tire league. Dave bowls for
Wheaton Plaza and is vice presi-
dent of the league.
Coming soon is River Bowls
singles tourney. Big prizes are
in store. 1t is a handicap affair
of four games, using last years
highest average.
And, the best for last - Ed
Kennedy rolled a 2S7 game in
the Congressional Metro Mer-
chants League. This helped his
team to a 1916 high league
game. Congrats!l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
; Other Schools Place z
On List of Top Gridders

Wishon made the defensive
platoon.
Gaithersburg placed two play.
ers on the squad Jimmy Ward
and Will Ayton, while Good
Counsel was represented by
lombard and Frank Mont
BRAND. Herman and Tommy
Hanks were picked from Inter-
state Athletic Conference champ
Landon.
Steve Nelson, Walter John.
son; Hugh Collins, Georgetown
Prep; Ben Delaney, Sherwood,
and not last by a long shot
Fred Hauff - the SentinePs
'Lineman of the Year. from
Northwood, filled out the team.
While Folliard and Herman
were the only repeaters on the
first team, several players
move up from last years sec.
ond squad.
Some Move Up
Isreal made the second team
last year as a defensive safety
hes still the best defensive
back in the league. Steve Mel
son of WI was also a wingback
on the second team last season.
VIII Ayton and Bob lombard
were on the second offensive
team. Jimmy Ward of Gath
ersburg moved up from the
honorable mention list last sea.
son.
B-CCs Pat Flynn has the
honor of being the only junior
on this years team. Bill Jones
of Springbrook, a second team
offensive end, and teammate
Dennis Drewyer, honorable
mention, and John DeVries,
RMHS, honorable mention, are
the only sophomores represent
ed in the entire list.
This years All-County team is
a hefty bunch. 1t averages 191
pounds across the offensive
forward wall and 1874 pounds i'm
the offensive backfield. On de-
tense the line goes a little
lighter at 1873 pounds but the
backfield hits 1874 again as both
units hit close to a 185-pound
average.
The mythical squad is headed
by Coach Joe Good of Mont
gomery Blair, the Sentiners
Coach of the Year"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
BA Y
FISHING

Northwest winds, 20 to 80
knots. This is the sad song the
weatherman has been singing
for a month. At least it seems
that long. What the weather.
man predicts is usually of little
interest to the fisherman, ex-
cept at times when it provides
a laugh. But this past week,
for some odd reason, he was
eeally on the ball. She blew and
she blew, and then she blew
some more.
Monday it was rough as a
cob but we fished anyway. Re-
sult-one revolving little rock
fish.
Tuesday, with Mr.. Irv Fogel
and crew, she really pulled the
y string. Irv Fogel viii fish in a
hurricane if he can find some
G. nutty enough to fish him,
h but this day was just too rough.
We had to rack it up after
\ about an hour.
Wednesday we fished Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Hankel, the won
derful folks who run the Bettar
Refrigeration and Appliance
Service up in Kensington. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Putt were
along as guests of the Hankels.
All these folks surely must live
right because the wind fell out
and we had real nice day. The
fish sulked around all morning
but when we got a flood tide
running in the afternoon they
really took hold. We caught 56
beauties averaging from three
to six pounds.
Thursday 1t blew again, and
Friday it really cut loose. II
blew SO hard Friday. it blew N.Y.
self and a couple of other luck
less shippers clear up to PIN
lico. Naturally. this expedition
was a flop. Saturday morning
was rough, but Sunday was
beautiful. There wasn't enough
Of a breeze all day long to blow
out a match. With such a nice
day. the fish just had to bite.
Again, they waited for a food
tide in the evening before they
bit In earnest, but they were
worth waiting for. We nailed Is
running from three 10 rs
pounds.
The fish in the middle bay
are all deep In water now, and
they win stay there for the rest
of the season. There are fish
being caught on the Clay
Banks, the Winter Gooses. Hsr-
rison's Hole, and James Hole.
They are also on Brownies HID
and DEVILS Hole. Bert Lambs
80 Punkin Head Is the hottest
bait on my boat and win prob.
ably continue to be for the rest
of the season. The water sim
doesn't seem to be too cold and,
unless we have a real hard
freezing spell, we viii be catch.
ing fish in the middle bay clear
through December. There are
plenty Of open dates on all Of
the boats now and II you can
get a good day you win surely
catch fish. For reservations,
telephone Alpine 7-500L
FAST BOY
EAST LANSING, Mich CUPID
EIalfback Gary Ballman Of
Michigan State ran a mile
mder five minutes wearing a
lnll field pack at an ROTc
unmer camp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
TenPin Trail
by Paul o. Mohn

hows the time gaisl Yep better get your entry into
FariaDeS UnyerSitys first annual womens tourney Lii
zimmerman has done outstanding job in getting en-
trants signed She is shooting for 100
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
St. Jude's Bazaar

st. Jude's Christmas Bazaar
will be held December Sc from
l to 10 pm. at the church, 1901
Veirs Mill I'd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

SENTINEL o eoSNfS. MD'
Thursday. Nov. 3or 1851 10
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30

EAST LANSING, Mich CUPID
TIalfback Gary Ballman Of
Michigan State ran a mile
|snder five minutes wearing a
Aaa field pack at an ROuc
upmer camp.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
Red Cross Holds
Swimming Class

Senior life saving swimming
classes will be held on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at the
Columbia Union College pool in
Takoma Park under the sponsor
ship of the Montgomery County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross.
The first class is to be held
tonight from 1880 to $50 pm,
and will consist of registration,
instructions and preliminary
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
4 Schools Place ; Players on All County Team

swimming skill tests.
Candidates must be 16 or old
err and be able to swim the
American crawl, side stroke and
elementary back stroke, as well
as dive, float, swim under water
and tread water.
Instructions are free, but stu
dents will be required to pay a
pool fee. Further information
may be obtained from the Red
Cross chapter house, JU. 8-2515,
between $50 am. and 4:30 pm.
weekdays.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-30
Takes Part in Play

Marsha Strong, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay v. Strong,
14104 Glen Mill 3D., Rockville,
will have leading role in the
Ohio Wesleyan University pro.
duction of Shadow and Sub
stance" December SO. Miss
Strong is sophomore and
member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority at the Delaware, Ohio,
school.
Evening star., 1961-11-23
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Evening star., 1961-01-15
Japan's Pearl Girls


with pearl Ever
finally learned the secret
nucleus
itself with cells that normally
able
with
and environment
na
world and
hundreds girls dive the bottom
before
necklaces bracelets and
symmetry closely alike but
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Evening star., 1961-02-12
STATE SOCIETIES
Connecticut
Group Sets
Reception

The Connecticut State So
ciety will honor Its Congress
sional delegation at a recep-
ton Tuesday evening in the
Army-Navy Club. to be fol-
lowed by Q dinner. The cock
tail hour will begin at 8
o'clock.
The honor guests will in
clude Senators Prescott Bush
and Thomas j. Dodd and
Representatives Emilio @.
Daddario, Horace Seely
Brown, Robert N. Giamo,
Abner Sibal, John Monagan
and Frank Kowalski.
Minnesota State Society
President Clarence T. Smith
has announced that the So
ciety's annual Cherry Bios
som Ball will be held Friday
night, March 8 at the Ma
tional Press Club.
Mrs. Ford Eastman, chair
man Of the Princess Commit
tee, Is seeking candidates
who are single, 10 to IS years
Of age. who are from Mime
sofa or have at least one
parent formerly or currently
Of Minnesota.
Newly arrived Minneso-
tans who wish to join the So
ciety may contact their Con-
gressional offices for further
information.
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Miss Page
Wed

Mrs. Thomas Walker Page
III Of Durham. N. c.. an
nounces the engagement Of
her daughter Celeste to Mr..
Wagn Aage Kierkegaard, son
Of Mrs. Eyvind Kierkegaard
Of Copenhagen, Denmark.
and the late Mr.. Kierkegaard.
The bride-to-be Is also the
daughter Of the late Mr..
Page.
Miss Page Is o graduate
Of st. GATHERINGS School,
Richmond, Va, and attended
Duke University. She made
her debut at the Debutante
Christmas Ball in Durham.
Mr.. Kierkegaard received
his BS degree in civil engi.
neering at the University Of
Copenhagen and served Is Q
lieutenant in the Danish
Army during World War II.
A March { wedding is
planned.