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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-01-18

DINNER acknowledgement A. DuFour, president and
chairman of the board of Union National insurance Com
pany will serve chairman for the Lincoln Day Dinner to
be held by Montgomery County Republicans at Indian Spring
Country Club February More than 1000 area COP mem
bers expected attend the dinner Tickets are 81 per
person. Assisting DuFour will be Mrs. Harvey Crow and
Mrs. Carl Srandberg.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
Don Hoover and Pearse Walsh Attend State Chamber Meeting

Don Hoover will be attending the State Chamber of Commerce meeting which opens on Wednes- day in Anchorage He is a diree- tor of the state chamber.
 Pearse Walsh will also be at tending as d representative of the NWA Chamber.
 Df. Masatoshi Matsushita. presi- dent of Rikkyo University, Tokyo, Japan, will be the opening speaker on Thursday morning. Not only a educational leader, but also a lawyer, Dr. Matsushita served on the Defense Council with the International Military Tribu- nal for the Far East before be- coming president of the university He speaks on trade possibilities with Japan
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
FreSs1r1caa Initiated
 A Nome High School

E4ty f7=e Nome =Hish School frssssfaoll were initiated Friday. Ger. ;. following ! slave auction.' sponsored the initia- tiaa and auction nettGd S3300 for tae class of l965 The entire student body bid on the 9th graders H'5z9=Nere= aaetioned off in High Seaeal assembly. Slaves then ssrXel their masters from until i Friday.
 Friday evening an alzsehool dance was staged in the Multipur- pose Room. elimaxing the initia- tiaa activities. Sophomore Mary Lou Couch presented a huge replica of the key to Nome High School to Mike Stfaab. president of the
 reslfnan class. Auetieners for the slave market were Joel Craft and Dick Saekett. The dance was Speasored by Principal Larry Bouf2er and sophomore sponsor Don Perkins The frosh are now fa}l-fledged members of the Nome High School student body.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
Nome Land Office Will He Open October lf-i2

Nr Daniel Jones. Mann Eee of the Fairbanks Land Office, an zneuneaa= =taat on Oet. l1zl2. Wayne Fields. Office Fnsineef= from tie Fairbanks Gadastfa1 Etfs sif9eers Of fee and Laval Johnson. chief 0f the Pubic service unit of the Fair EanaS Land Office, wil1=e0en the Nome Information =OlficeZIhis will he the final opening of the Nome office this season The Nome of- fee has been opened tl4e second Thursday and Eric. of eaeh month throughout the sumner Mf= Jones states that it=is tenta= t#telv planned ta= =Hse tf4e same zaf- rangement in staffing the Nome office fer Inc lae3 fie1d= season. THe office is located in Room 1a4 q the Federal Bldg. Inquiries by teleohene max be answered bN calling 2264
 The Meme office las complete status maps showing land and tz95aeral claims plus information pamphlets and application forms. In addition. miefofilns of all the saxeN plats are available. For the first time, reader printer ma chine HlH be available to make sale copies of the plats= from the mierofila.
 The men will be in the office Thursday and Friday and will be able to answer most questions con- corning land or mineral claims and surveying. They plan to do some field work and will be avail- able for after hours appointments.
 MT. Fields will be making his first trip to Nome MT Johnson will be returning to familiar terri tory as he was the Information Officer at Nome office during the summer of l961.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08

MULLER PASSES

Orville Muller, well known Tel away Saturday and will be buried from the Lutheran Church on Wednesday morning at To-
 Mir. Muller, 57, who was the oldest son of a pioneer Teller family and was employed for many years by tn US. Smelling Co.,, is survived by his only son, Ernest, and two sisters, Meta Muller and Trina Wheeler.
 He will be laid to rest at the Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
M.F. Morgan. who constructed

ME. Morgan. who constructed a pontoon platform and has been ex- perimenting in offshore mining in the Bluff area, plans to test his equipment this winter by drilling through the ice, according to the Mines Bulletin from Juneau. The equipment includes 8 inch suction dredge and two Knutsen concen- trating bowls, stated the report.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08

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The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
Frank Couch nEl7esll s;. | President of Chan1Der

Tank Couch, manager of the Northern Commercial Co.,. was named president of tic Northwest ern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Saturday evening at a banquet din- her held at the SeavieW Room with . capacity crowd in attendance and Mayor Don Hoover as master of ceremonies.
 Otaer ne. officers are Robert HarWood. vice president: Victor Charles. secretary, Carl Glavino- vich. treasurer
 Mrs Martha Stephenson was presented beautiful desk set, ap- propriatelv engraved for her out standing work in putting over the l96l Midnight Sun Festival most successfully and on a very short notice.
 Several distinguished guests were present. who were in the commu- nity as participants of the ONR Conference which started today and included Df. John Barrow. for ner medical director of the MIMI Hospital
 IntroductionS= of the visitors were made by Dr. J. William Hill- man of Vanderbilt University Medical School, who outlined the reasons for the participation of the several agencies represented in this rehabilitation study now underway in its second year at the MIMI Hospital.
 The highlght of the evening was the address given by Donald Snow den, of the Industrial Division of Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources from Can ada. His remarks were of keen in terest. as Canada s problem. par rallel those of Alaska and Canada Is more advanced in it's develop ment of the hinderland. MT. SnoWden told of the devel- opment fund which loans capital to small industry under conditions more tolerant than most agencies He stated that one of the most essential ingredients in the de 1 velopment of northern Canada has been the interest of southern Can- ada to assist in this development They realize that anything they do for the north helps them also. Loans to municipalities. training courses for hotel staff, training of guides, has been a big help in tourism which is just getting start ed His remarks on the develop ments in mining and markets met responsive chord among the business leaders at the meeting.
 The meeting ended with a feel ing that Canada's work could be the pattern for the development of the rest of northern North Amer ica and also that the progress could go hand in hand rather than separately as two countries.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
MAGISTRATES COURT

Jake Titus was sentenced to IS days on a drunk charge and 60 days of former sentence which had been suspended, revoked mak- ing total of 75 days to be served.
 Clyde Nershak was fined $2O for reckless driving.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08

There's Deluxe Southern Pecan Pie the market item Carnation Companys Simple pie products and elegant addition to the dinner hour.
 Nothing skinny about this 8nch IA b. beauty. It or 6, and the godenrich filling crowned with really generous layer of superb Southern the plump me yourmouta kind which have coating for The crust crsply tender and aky if you'd yourself.
 And of course this like the other Simple Simon pies, resents utter of preparaton baking at a pie from carton and eost please temperature in the refrigerator described the package
 Accompanied by hot coffee perfectly off its flavor Deluxe Southern Pecan Pie be cold Either and guests going enjoy mighty handsome and satisfying party dessert.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
N o r Ic E

A film of special interest 10 the Eskimo people in this area will be shown. free of charge. on Tuesday evening al ? in the school gym. sponsored by the OVR Conference and courtesy of MT. Donald Snow den. The film demonstrates how Canada is handling the rehabili- tation of the northern part of that country. The public is urged 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08

The S.S. Nenana is discharging in the roadstead, having been de- layed by unfavorable weather, and according to company advices, will be here for several days
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
N or I C E.

Due 10 the OVR conference now in session here with local leaders participating. the City Council meeting has been postponed until next Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08

Some 9 million Americans have no teeth except those put in by dentists. This includes two thirds of those over 75 years of age.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
N or I CE

N o TIC E Girl Scout Nome Neighborhood Committee will meet Tuesday Oct. g at 7 pm. al the home of Mrs. Dan Walsh.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
IN KOTZEBUE MAGISTRATE
 COURT

Lester Gallahorn was fined S20 for selling raw ivory without a permit.
 Tillman Adams was fined S2O on the same charge.
 Donald Luthen was fined S2O0 for buying raw ivory without a permit.
 Marley Lincoln and Enoch Ho- Warth were each fined s250 for killing grizzly bear cubs.
The Nome nugget., 1962-10-08
N o T I C E.

On Monday and Tuesday dur ing inc OVR Conference the MIMI Hospital Clinic will be open for emergencies only.
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Evening star., 1962-09-05
Hoover's Tumor
Found Malignant;
No Spread Seen

NEW YORK, Sept. S CAP)-
The intestinal tumor removed
from Herbert Hoover a week
ago was cancerousbut mo re-
currence is anticipated" Co
lumbia Presbyterian Medical
Center announced yesterday.
The statement that no re-
currence was expected indi-
Gated that doctors believed all
cancerous tissue was removed
in the thre-hour operation that
the Ss-year-old former Presi-
dent underwent August 2e.
Determination that the tu-
NOR was cancerous was made
in laboratory tests Of the
tissue.
The hospital announcement
said there was no evidence Of
any spread" Of the cancer be-
yond the segment Of malignant
colon that was removed.
Mr.. HooYer's physician, DR..
Rudolph N. Schullinger, said
today he was pleased with the
progress Of his patient.
The former President was
described as delighted that the
malignancy had been cut out
and wasn't expected to develop
again. He smoked his favorite
pipe yesterday, took regular
nourishment, walked about his
room and read newspapers and
get-well messages.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

The Las Vegas Sun publisher
campaigned as a fighting
editor" He insisted he was the
only Republican who could
GUST Gov. Sawyer in November
LaSt-minute advertisements
by a former Democratic As
Semblyman in Las Vegas point
ing UP Mr.. Greenspun's con-
viction for running guns to
Israel and other court trouble
was branded a Sawyer-inspired
smear campaign" by the So
year-old publisher.
Mr.. Gragson, 81, ran on his
Ione-term record as mayor but
vigorously traded charges with
Mr.. Greenspun over talk about
Las Vegas hoodlum elements
financing the campaign.
Gene Austin Loser
Gov. Sawyer. running for a
second term at the age of 43
on q tight gambling control
policy, was never headed by
1920s troubador Gene my Blue
Heaven) Austin and two other
novices.
Mr.. Austin launched his
campaign by writing an elec-
ton ditty and calling for can
didate lie detector tests. He
said after conceding defeat the
campaign was a delightful ex-
perience.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Morgenthou Enters Race
For New York Governor

NEW YORK, Sept. S CAP).-
Robert NJ. Morgenthau has re-
signed his Federal post to cam
paign for the Democratic nom
ination for Governor Of New
York.
He says he will start touring
the +. State seeking support of
delegates to the Democratic
State convention opening at
Syracuse September II.
The delegates viii be chosen
at the Statewide primary elec-
ton tomorrow.
Mr.. Morgenthau's announce
ment. made yesterday. had been
expected for weeks as various
Democratic leaders maneuvered
to make him the man to face
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller in
the November election.
Mr.. Morgenthau resigned as
United States attorney for the
Southern District Of New York.
President Kennedy appointed
him to the post in April, 1861.
The Hatch Act made it neces-
sary for Mr.. Moreenthau to re-
sign his Federal post before
plunging into active politics.
Mr.. Morgenthau. 43-year-old
son Of Henry M. Morganthau,
jr., who was Secretary Of the
Treasury under President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, told
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Thompson Suffers
Kidney Attack

AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Colo. Sept. S tAP).-Llewellyr
E. Thompson. So. former United
States Ambassador to the Soviei
Union. suffered q kidney stone
attack here yesterday and wa
taken to the Air Force Academy
Hospital.
Doctors said he was resting
comfortably and would remain
under observation.
Mr.. Thompson was recalled
from Moscow recently for a
new State Department assign
ment. still undisclosed.
The seizure came while Mr.
Thompson was golfing. He COL
lapsed. complaining Of severe
pain in his abdomen.
Mr.. Thompson has been va
cationing in the Colorado
Springs area with his wife and
three daughters for the last
three weeks.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
5000 Million
Public Works Bill.
Gains in Senate
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Public Works
Committee approved yesterday
the administrations 5000 mil
lion public works authorization
bill.
The committee rejected an
amendment proposed by Sen
ator Cooper. Republican of Ken
lucky, to cut the total to $3.50
million.
The bill now goes to the Sen
ate which had passed bill
earlier calling for a $3.50 mil
lion outlay this year and stand
by power for the President to
use another $3.50 million next
year to head off a possible re-
cesSion.
The House raised the amount
for use in this fiscal year to
the 5000 million figure and
made no provision for addi-
tional funds for next year.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Bibles Work in D. c.
Credited in Landslide

vinced Mr.. Kennedy was popu-
lar in Nevada, and polls seemed
to prove it. The Senator cam
paigned as a firm friend of the
President. Vote-gaining argu-
ments of perhaps more force,
his supporters said. were that
he helped funnel $3.50 million
into Nevada's atomic test site
for development Of manned
nuclear space rockets. Reclama-
ton, flood control and eco
nomic health Of the State were
the local issues.
The primary fight was ex-
pected to be Senator Bibles
tough one.
In the general elections, he
is due to face William Wright,
a 67-year-old rancher and
cattleman who formerly was a
director of the United States
Chamber of Commerce.
Latest available returns
showed 1000 votes for Senator
Bible. 5000 for Mr.. Streeter
and for Mr.. Wright in a three
cornered Republican race
$4,000. Votes still uncounted arr
mainly in the suburbs of Reno
and Las Vegas, it was under
stood.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Greenspun Is Beaten
In Nevada COP. Race

RENO, New, Sept. 5 CAP)
-Soft-Spoken Mayor Oran
Gragson of Las Vegas easily
captured Nevada's Republican
gubernatorial nomination yes
terday, climaxing q bitter pri-
mary campaign with Publisher
Herman Greenspun.
At the same time-and with
still more ease-Democratic in
cumbents swept down an array
of colorful but inexperienced
rivals in their own Senate.
congressional and gubernatorial
contests.
Rancher William Wright of
Elko County. q Republican
leader, also followed an easy
road to victory in a three-way
G. o. P. Senate primary that
featured a candidate who never
appeared in public.
The decisions came despite
a voting machine breakdown
in Las Vegas that withheld re-
suits in the populous Clark
County Democratic stronghold
most Of election night.
Victory Claims
Gov. Grant Sawyer and SEN
ator Alan Bible claimed victory
early but Representative Wal
ter Barring cautiously waited
until early today for deciding
Clark County returns before
claiming bis defeat Of District
Attorney John Mendoza Of Las
Vegas.
Mr.. Greenspun. known ma
tionally in the 1950s for his
editorial attacks on the late
Senator Mccarthy Of Wiscon-
sin, conceded when 1t became
apparent that the nearly 2-to-l
State trend for Mr.. Gragson
was holding UP in his home
town. H.-
Evening star., 1962-09-05

neysmen he made his decision
because he views the governor
ship as AN opportunity for
public service"
Others seeking the nomina-
ton are Queens County Dis
trict Attorney Frank D. O'Con-
nor. Representative Samuel S.
Stratton Of Schenectady and
Howard ]. Samuels. Canandi-
qua industrialist.
Evening star., 1962-09-05

. Senator Alan Bible today
led his challenger in Nevada
3-to-l as the last Democratic
primary votes were being
counted. He held that lead
after IS per cent of the ballots
had been tabulated.
This amounts to a surprise
. landslide" for the Senate Dis
trict Committee chairman. his
own supporters, reached in
Reno and Las Vegas, said,
They credited the Senator's
campaign strategy-his work
in Washington for Nevada and
his loyalty to the Kennedy ad-
ministration.
His opponent was Jack
Streeter, A. district attorney
from Reno. Mr.. Streeter ran a
conservative campaign, accused
the incumbent of being "ar
errand boy" for President Ken
nedy and charged that the
Senator was ignoring State in.
terests for District of Columbit
affairs.
Distribute Duncan Letter
Allied with Mr.. Streeter wa!
the NAACP. The Negro or
ganization claimed Senator
Bible was no friend.
Senator Bible ignored the
District of Columbia issue.
But he countered the NAACP
claim with $4,000 copies, dis
tributed house to house. Of a
letter from District Commis-
sioner John Duncan. Mr.. Dun
can, the city's first Negro Com
missioner, hailed the Senator
as a great District Committee
chairman, sensitive to problems
Of minoritieS.
Helped Get Test Site
The Negro vote is less than
one-seventh of totals in Reno
and Las Vegas. Nevada's largest
cities. But the issue heated
the campaign.
The Bible camp was con-
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Emergency Board
Named in RoiI Dispute

President Kennedy named
yesterday a three-member
emergency board to investi-
gate a dispute between the
Southern Pacific Co. and en-
ployes represented by the
Brotherhood of Railway and
Steamship Clerks.
He named as chairman
Keith j. Mann, a law profess
sor at Stanford University.
Other members are Abram H.
Stockman Of New York and
John F. Sembower of Chicago.
Mr.. Stockman and Mr.. Sem
bower are attorneys and arbi-
traitors Of labor management
disputes.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
GoY's Campaign
Sturts September Is

RICHMOND, Sept. 5 (AP) -
Representative Gary, Demo-
crat of Virginia, will start his
campaign for reelection from
Virginia's Sd District at a
Democratic rally and picnic
September 13.
Other top Democrats who
have accepted invitations to at
tend include Representatives
Tuck, Abbitt and Downing. At
torney General Robert Y. But
ton and 1t. Gov. Mills E. God
win, jr.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
vested suits in the campus picture

our 'eo nI0be there" hardly chest without vest this Fall And keeping with this
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som anrppos onero fondame Hen 10
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Budget Dotu SOUGHT

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Sept.
5 (AP).-The government has
completed the first phase of a
three-year project TO improve
budget control and speed up
access to financial Information.
Evening star., 1962-09-05
Eighth Purple Heart
Earned by Colonel

LOUISVILLE. KY. (AP). -
1t. Col. Howard c. Blazzard of
Louisville won his eighth Purple
Heart award recently. He was
wounded on a helicopter mis-
sion in South Wet Nam.
Blazzard's other Purple Heart
awards came for wounds In
combat during World War II.