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Evening star., 1962-12-25
Senator Green, e5,
Still on Danger List

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec. IS
(AP) Retired Senator Theo-
dore Francis Green, 95, Oldest
man ever to serve in the United
States Senate, remained on the
danger list at Jane Brown
Hospital today.
Authorities said Senator
Green's condition is unchanged
since he was admitted to the
hospital last Wednesday after
Ia series Of slight cerebral
shocks which left him in a
coma.
Evening star., 1962-12-25
Better Castro Relations
Seen Doubtful in u. S.
BY LEWIS GULICK
Associated Press Staff Writer

Authoritative United States expressed doubt today
that Fdel Casro freeing of the Cuban invasion prisoners
will improve relations between Washington Communist
Havana regime
They said Mr. Castro has shown indication
ing policies unacceptable to the United Sates-h Kremn
Evening star., 1962-12-25
PRISONERS
Continued From Page Al

COntlnueu from rage Al
time, a member of the Cuban
Revolutionary Council.
Mr.. Donovan also was aboard
He was the last man to leave
the plane. Solemnly he paceC
between rows of saluting All
Force enlisted men.
Mr.. Donovan, who helped Sc
cure the freedom of U-2 Pilot
Francis Gary Powers in ex-
change for Russian Spy Ru-
dolph I. Abel, compared deal
ing with the Soviets and the
Cubans this way: Il was tired
when I got through with both. "
Mr.. Donovan was sunburned
from the long hours spent at
the San Antonio de los BanoS
air base near Havana, where he
supervised the prisoners air.
lift.
II have not had time for a
bath in one week" he said. But
he was obviously buoyed by the
6uccessful fulfillment Of his
Dong negotiations.
He told of watching the first
flight of captives take off Sum-
day:
Just watching the first
plane take off made it all
worth it. 1t was like the slave
trade. All they lacked we're the
chains. 1t really choked me
pp."
Didn't See Americans
Mr.. Donovan said he person
ally had not seen any Of the
American prisoners but from
Cuban prisoners I heard they
are not being more harshly
treated than the others"
The negotiator said he was
hopeful the Americans release
would be relatively early.
The % American prisoners
are serving terms up to sc
years for alleged counter
revolutionary crimes committed
at various times since Mr.. Cas-
tro took over in Cuba.
The attorney siad he men,
toned to Mr.. Castro Sunday
that the African Pilot was go
ing back light"
Consents TO Petition
IT asked him II he would OBJ
ject to hearing a petition oI
the prisoners mothers to get or
the freighter," he said. Eide
consented and told me he wal
giving me a bonus"
The freighter will go to Flor.
ida. discharge passengers, pici
up more ransom material anc
return TO Havana, he said. HI
indicated that II all the l,00C
women and children approved
10 come TO the United States
cannot be accommodated or
the first sailing, they will sal
on the second trip OF thu
freighter.
Mr.. Donovan said $500 Gu
bans had applied TO make thu
trip, and Cuban and United
States authorities had selected
the 1000 TO board the African
Pilot.
The final list OF materials tC
be sent TO Cuba for the pris'
oners embraced:
Drugs and pharmaceuticals
S23 263 900.
Surgical, dental and veter,
mary instruments, S6.872 900.
Powdered milk, S9,365,0O0.
Baby foods, Sl4 million.
The broad list Of drugs In,
cluded aspirin, insulin, hor,
mones. blood anticoagulantS
bandages, vitamins, antibiotics
sulfa drugs, anesthetic drugs o
all kinds, anti-malarials, ant
anti ti-diarrhetics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-26
LAKE BARCRoFT. PARKLAWN
MCLEAN
5-Bedrm. Rambler
Center-Han Entrance
$27,500

Hurry and see this home. sepa-
rate dining rm.. pa baths and
. big rec. rm., screened porch
converts to earport in winter. So
much for you and so convenient,
a CROWELL q CO., INC.
6eAltors, Mclean, FL. 6-6O22
OPEN q TO q
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TREES, TREES and beautiful shrubs
form the setting for this immacu-
late Rll-briek 2-story home located
in q secluded FALLS CHURCH
community. A most popular design
with de luxe bedroom and dress
ing room on upper floor. Other
features includes 2 nice Bedroom
and bath on main floor. brieht
basement with study and club
room. Superb schools within walk
ing distance. Departing military
officer has priced this fine home
70 sell quickly. S24. AIS FLA fins
ancing available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-26

TREES! TREES! lOIx193 lot has
hundreds Of exotic plants. shrubs
and Towering trees. Brick Cape
} sep. din. room with French doors
Z opening onto yard. Liv. I'm. with
! fireplace. Garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-26

CHEVRoLETS Justine CHEW
Fq IN Hyss SIG sa MS a VIZ On gs
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TRUST NOTE FOR SALE
GARAGES
TRAILERS

ASSUME PAYMENTS, BRAND
NEW, never lived in, . or 3 bed
rms. take you choice, auto. wash
er, fully furn., $500 On. and take
over small payments. Call CIR, g.
544S or drive out 500 yds. west OF
Fairfax Circle on Rte. so at Fair
fax, Va. VA MOBILE HOMES,
INC.
MOBILE HOMES. VA. w Ro. 8.
1400. MD.-RA. 6-253l.
CASS TRAVEL TRAILER SALES
The best costs less. 1907 BALTIC.
blvd. Coll. PIX, Nd. 474-27I4.
ROYCRAFT '62, 50xlO, 2 bedrms.
Never lived in. S495 dn. Assume
unpaid bal. SO paymts. at S67 SO.
301-PA. 5-1922.
FRUEHAUF, CD closed van, sgi.
axle. % #. Very good condition,
$3.50 each. Call 277-939S or 27T-
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CADILLAC, '6l convertible, mid
night blue, genuine leather In
terror. loaded with extras. Above
average condition. Today only,
S4,295.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN SERvICE-Cash fast
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application or red tapel Md, Va,
D. G. Day or eve. VIII. 6-61S2.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
THE AIR CoNDTTIoNER Il one Of

THE AIR CONDITIONER Is one of
the summer conveniences In this
vell-kept 3-bedrm. home. Din.
rm-, kitchen with stove, refrigerR-
tor and dryer, completely fenced
front and back garden with COW
cred patio area. Also aluminium
storm windows throughout for
winter cozineSs. SI3,950 FLA.
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP, INC.
OPEN 9 TO 9
ALEX. OFFICE TIE. o-s9IB
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 So. IT. garden type ware
house or Industrial plant, Rockville
pike area Available Immediately.
Ielephons GA 4-6444 % Pc
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THIS CASE Is ACUTE

Owner wants to move NOW into
new country home. This one is the
most brick. rambler you can get
for S19,500 asking price. 4 bed
rms. 2 baths, nice location and
beautiful condition.
& CO., INC.
Realtors Fairfax OR. 3-I4OI
THIS IS HOUSE SENSE-Attrac. A.
bedrm.. 3 full bath bi-leVel, Some
Of the many features are inter-
com, sliding glass door to back
yard, 2 fireplAces, elegant cedar
paneled rec. rm- Buys like this
one are few and far between. Call
now for appointment to see. Only
S23 $50. FLA financing available.
MYERS & HILL, INC, Realtors.
DU. 5-6133.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER
EQUIPMENT plus hand tools, good
cond. Phone Mr.. Ace, LII. 3-1O56.
ENGINES, '5s Ford VS. 332-inch:
34s-inc6 go i56o ~ he'ioie'
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1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC. 81 hardtop. ebony.
factory air-cond., plus many other
extras. See this one today, S4,695.
Suburban Cadillac Odds
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-77O0
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Opening lead: Five Of hearts.
Stephen played low from the
dummy on the opening heart
lead. East won with the king,
and Stephen naturally played
low to save his precious queen.
East returned heart to the
queen. Stephen cashed the ace
of clubs and looked around for
a way to get to dummy for
the rest Of the clubs.
Tries Diamond
South tried the diamonds
first. leading low to dummy's
queen. East won with the king
Of diamonds and returned the
jack.
South won with the ace of
diamonds and tried a spade
to dummy's queen. East won
with the king, cashed two good
diamonds and got out with the
ten of spades.
West overlook with the jack
of spades, so South still had
to lose two more spade tricks.
Down three.
Stihgy Stephen might still be
with us, if he hadn't chosen
this minute to try to borrow
a dime from his partner to
make a phone call. It was a
charming funeral.
OF course you see where
Stephen made his first mistake.
He should have dropped the
queen of hearts at the first
trick. If East returned a heart,
dummy would win two heart
tricks, permitting declarer to
discard the ace Of clubs. If
East returned anything else.
dummy's ace of hearts would
be a sure entry to the clubs.
If you don't see plays like
this, better carry your own
supply of dimes. We'd hate to
see you go.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one dia-
mond, and the next player
passes. You hold:
AJ983 VJs752 063 %76|
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Even If you
could hit a fit by responding
in a major suit, you would
surely get too high. A pass is
the best way to show a hope
lessly weak hand.
Copyright, 1862. Gen. Features corp.)
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Datbne Ryiandev Wius Sfafe Vogne Ses0ing Confesf

Daphne Rylander, high school senior who won the local Vogue Sewing Contest for high school students, sponsored by the Home Arts Club, has received the infor- nation that she she has also wen the state contest and the dress is being forwarded to New York City to be entered in the national contest.
 She received gold charm and cash award for the state prize and if a winner in the national contest, will be entitled to scholar ship awards,
 It is not known at this time when the national contest is held or how many awards are given at that time.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
NEJV GRANDD4 D4UGHTER

FAIRBANKS R The grand daughter of the mayor of Anchor age was born in St. Joseph's Hos pitaI here yesterday.
 She is Kathleen Joyce Shamrock, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Patrick Shamrock of Walsh Hall, University of Alaska. Her father is a senior student at the University nsaajjering in business administration and her mother is on the university museum staff.
 Kathleen is the granddaughter of Mayor and Mrs. George Shar- rock Of Anchorage and Mrs. and Mrs. John E. Ryan, also of An chorage. Mrs. Shamrock is the daughter of former Territorial Sen. Irene Ryan.
 The doctor who ushered the youngster into the world is Mayor Joseph Ribbar of Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
BRIDAL. SHOWER

Miss Jo Ray, physio- -therapist at the Maynard McDougall Memorial Hospital under the OVR program, was honored Wednesday evening with bridal and farewell shower at the home of Mrs. Nels Swan berg.
 Miss Ray, who has been here nine months, leaves to become a June bride. She will be married in Indianapolis, Ind, where her parents reside, to Capt. Leonard Peterson, USAF, and will make her home in Georgia where he is stationed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
LATE LITE SHOW

Following the Prom tonight there will be a late late show at the Nomerama. Only those with stu dent body tickets will be admitted as the show is being run exclusively for high school students and guests These tickets may be obtained from Nick Longley at the Prom.
 The student body previewed general aI films end end selected "All Tn Nights Work" which stars Shirley McLain and Dean Martin.
 The Prom ends at LOO am. The show will start promptly at 1:30. This will give the girls time to go home and change into something more suitable for the movie, and the breakfast which will follow at the school, given by the faculty.
 The show will run just under two hours, start promptly at 1:30 and end at 3:30
 Students are asked to observe the No Smoking regulations being enforced by the Nome Fire Dept.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
LUTHER AN CHURCH PLANS CoNFERNECE

Our Saviors lutheran ChurcI uyiII caads4rf n rhricfi,r, T ;fc ron ference May 20-24. Guest speaker for the special series of meetings, go be held, beginning with the morning worship Sunday and con- tinuing through Thursday evening, will be Rev. A. L. Abrahamson, sastor of Central Lutheran Church, Anchorage General theme for the preaching mission will be sThe ProdigaI Son. taken from the 18th chapter of St. Luke.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
BAccALAUREATE EXERCISE ANNOUNCED FOR MAY I3

The 1862 Baccalaureate exercises are announced for May B, at 800 pm. in the high school audi torium.
 Rev. Orval Schmidt, whose son is a graduating senior, will give the Baccalaureate sermon.
 Graduates attending are:
 rS...4:-Z z-xl-.--~.~ IT.. yxysl7ia,sa RHasl
 " txx us <@11S$-1@ sf ], - szrs-ss- - sze Ter, Wayne Wittie, Ernest Ailak, Carole Carlson, David Grant, Gail McIver, Daphne Rylander, Allen Rylander, Pearl Johnson, Robert Baldwin Jr., Beverly Bohrer, Ann Chambers, Lorena Mogg, Larry Schmidt, and Gail Croell
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
MUNZ NORTHERN AIRWAys TO OPEN NEW OFFICE

Munz Northern Airways will open new offices in the Alaska Airlines Bldg, possibly next week, 1t has been announced.
 Munz Airways, owned by Wm, Munz for the past 20 years, has been purchased by Dick Galleher, who has combined the names of Munz Airways and Northern Avi- ation to Munz Northern Airlines. The change of location is due to the need of larger quarters.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
o'BRIEN ERWIN TO WED

Mir. and Mrs. Robert Erwin ar rived yesterday from their home in Fairbanks to attend the wedding of William Erwin and Sheila O'Brien, which is planned for to- day, with a private ceremony at Sf. .Tnsanh,s Church.
 The groom, was m e m b e r of the State Legislature from Seward, taught school here the first semester and the bride has been the remedial reading teacher for the past two years.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
MMM HOSPITAL

Adnittea: Mrs. Robert Apok, Maj Margaret Ss lAnalocA Jeannette Let tick of Unalakleet. Mary Jane Mokiyuk.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Apok are the parents of son born at the hospital on May g. .s
 Discharged: Diane Lienard, III III. Oongnalook, John Batnke ST., Charles Raymond.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Sponsor Iheater Party

The Annual Girl Scout Theater Party sponsored each year by the IT -s..~ = A ~<<- r,1.xl~ <<x<ss.- = :-.- xxs,s1s = IT with the management of the Nonerana will be held at 10:00 tomorrow morning.
 All Girl Scouts, Brownies, their leaders and committee members are to be at the theater at that time and the Scouts are to be in uniform.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Attend Rotary Conference

Affend HofarY Conierence
 The Nome Rotary Club will have two representatives at the annual district conference being held iE Vancouver, B.C, stated president Herb Jenks.
 Hugh Gilbert and Keith Hedreen are both representing Nome at the meeting, which encompasses the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and western Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Awarded Contract

Reeves Aleutian Airways has been awarded the contract to haul oil to Granite Mountain this spring and plans to start the haul earlier than usual, about June l The oil will be transferred from the mili- tary base at Galena to Granite Mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

Lulu Fairbanks. well known Alaskan newspaper woman, who has just visited the nations capital, observes with chuckle that more women should get into politics. ]" They have so much fun in Washington, DC, moving those BUREAUS around we don't need
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
N Q | C E

Boy Scout Troop 63 of the Nome Covenant Church is sponsoring q Bake Sale at ths Northern Com inercial co. Store on Saturday. May l2. beginning Fl 9s30 am. This sale will feature Swedish pastries. which would mako nice Mothsr's ' Day gifts. Everyone who would like to contribute baked goods for this ssle. please call Ralph Eondell at 2345 or arrange with a Boy Scout 10 deliver the items. Don't foxget the Swedish Bake Sale at the NC. co. tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Library Hours Change Saturday

Due to several social affairs, this Saturday, the XIX Public Library will be open from HOO am. 10 12:30 pm. on Saturday. Books may be left in the receiving box outside the library if desired.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATE TELY BY ORDER OF NOME FIRE DEPT.

Due the fact the Nomraa adequate smoking room and that the smokers constitutes definite Fire will provided outside of the heater where discarded before entering the lobby
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
COPS Arrive Here

Six members of the Republican Central Committee arrived this iiivI IiiIzS E f<:=Sfzd E : AIT TiiiIcS, fur the weekend meeting scheduled here. They included:
 Mrs. Tillie Reeves. national com rnitteewoman; Rep Bruce Kendall, Sen John Coghill John Daly, Henry Benson and Doris Nick KinIey.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
To Attend Meetinu

5 ----
 Public Health Nurses Margaret Swanberg and Corrinne Kerfoot leave today to attend meeting in Anchorage on mental retardation. All Public Health Nurses are being called in for the conference.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
Mrs. Edith Bullock,

Mrs. Edith Bullock. visitor from Kotzebue to attend the Re- publican Central Committee meet ing this weekend, will be a house guest of MT and Mrs Wm. Cam eTon.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

GOING OUTSIDE? Here's the car for you. 1861 Pontiac Bonneville convertible. Must sacrifice. Dial 256O.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

BOOKKEEPING in my home. Pay-
 rolls and cost accounting. Call
 Dorothy Murphy, 2327. 67c
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

FOR SALE: 1857 Ford, like new
 engine, very clean. Phone 2560.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

FOR SEATTLE TIMES Call 2565.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
W A N F ADS

NOME U-WASH - Rough dry laundry. Washing only. Drying only. It's up to you. Dial 2671.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
COIN

1se ESszekS. Essti 2 ii Richard Elam, Clyde Nershak, Father McNeal Harold Julian, Charles Adams, Napoleon Brown, Kurt Backlaund, Carl Burgess.
 To Fairbanks: Boyd Harwood, R. B. Hoitt, Wilbur Lingafe1k, Cliff ford Olanna, Bill Cameron, Frank Wlaiey
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

FOR SALE: Combi wv, gray, [, 800 miles. Call Con Potter 2528 or 2426.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
COMM

From Fairbanks: Victor Serino, r. J. Lane, MT. and Mrs. Robert Erwin, John Savella, Marvin Rack, Dale Farmer, Johnnie Stephenson, George Gustafson.
 From Kotzebue:: Michael Men, denhall, Frederick Ipalook, Joseph RycnetnIk, Phil Tower, FIossie Sokienna.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11

TOR SALE: Piper PA-2O, 125 h.p., new Irish linen; 435 hrs. since major overhaul; clean; high fred. tr;ansceiver radio. contact Bil1 NIX, Kotxebue. Priced to sell.<
 57p
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
TongaSs Forest Lumber
 Production Reaches New IIieh

JUNEAU P T6e volume at timber e4t 10 the NmtH Taaaa National Forest reached aH aiI= time HIgh during fiscal 1862 which ended last June 3a, Forest Super visor C. M. Armstrong said Thurs day
 Armstrong said a total Of f80 million board feet of timber, Va!= ued at s555.578 on the stump. va cut in the fore. during inc year.
 Armstrong said the faW log pro duet value was approximately SG million, and kept 5 logging camps, each employing two to 50 men operating on an almost year=around basis..
 Twenty-Five per cent of gross stunpage receipts from national forest timber in Alaska are re turned to the state
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
BIA BRIEFS TEACHERS

Bureau of Indian Affairs teaeh- CTS are being taken to Juneau for briefing before going to their as signments all over Alaska
 Among them recently have been Mrs. and Mrs. Cleo Crawford for Noorvik; Paul Forrer for Alaka nuls, James Reddiek, Hopper Bay; John A Il d re Ws, Nunapitchuk; James Dearholt. Scammon Bay, George Holman, Fmmonak; James Smith, Chevak; Stanley Zent, Bar row; Mir and Mrs. Ronald Hogan, and MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Will Hams, Kotzebue; MT. and Mrs, Harry Post, Noorvik.
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
Voice of America Breaks Secrecy of Nuclear Tests In Russia

WASHINGTON tP US. ad- t1oritfes said Thursday they believe that despite Krenllln secrecy, nifl- lions of SoVietS know their govern ment has resumed nuclear testing.
 The authorities based their views in part on Western efforts to get word of the tests through the Iron Curtain.
 But many Soviets would know about the tests anyway, regardless of MoscoW,s refusal to announce officially the nuclear explosions SO far.
 The Voice of America, the Us. government short-WaVc radio. fig ures that more than 10 million of the 22O million SoViets tune in on is broadeasts The Voice featured the Soviet resumption of testing as lead news item for nearly three days after the huge NoVaya Zen- Iya high altitude blast last Sunday
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
SALVATION ARMY HAS FUND RAISING DRIVE

It. Winston Gfamef of the State Office of the Salvation Army is here on hzs first tip 10 Nome from Anchorage, to conduct the annual house-to-hoase drive for funds for this organization.
 Part of the funds collected will remain in the community for eer- tain types of need and the balance goes to support maternity home for unmarried girls and q rehabili- tation center for adults
 It. Cramer plans to be here about a week
The Nome nugget., 1962-08-10
,, 2,250 Mormons Meet In V ancouyer, B.t.

VANCOUVER, BIG lR The first of 2,25o delegates from British Columbia, Alaska and the Yukon have arrived here for a four=day Youth Leadership and Stake Con- ference of the Mormon Church be- ginning Saturday.
 The delegates represent Mor mon community of 1000 members in the far-flung stake geo graphical subdivision of the church.
 Hugh Brown of Salt Lake City, Utah, a member of the first pfesi- denev of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and q former Canadian army major, will preside over the conference.