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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
WOOD ACRES
NEW LISTING

WOODMOOR-S21 $50. See TODAY
Lovely and Immaculate 3-bedrm
brick rambler on a fine cor7el
wooded lot. Screened porch, patio
firepl.. rec. rm. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-11O3.
WOODSIDE PARKWAY TO Hecht's
yet in a quiet area; owner leav.
ing. town: excel. 3-bedrm., 2b
bath brk. Colonial in finest area
with double garage. trees. Cal
JU. 5-1661.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124O
WORCESTERSHIRE SPRING - 8,
bedrm. brick Colonial spick and
span; LIST fir. powder nm. large
lust listed and won't last long
Ewes, JU. 7-6445. KE L E r
WOODWORK, JU. 5-7100.
WOODSIDE PARK-4-bedrm,. 2h-
bath brick home; liv. rm. w/firepl.,
sep. din. rm.. kit, bkfst. area
powder rm. rec. rm. w/firepl:
gas hot-water heat: screened
porch; 2-car garage; S2S.500.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO.. REAL
TORS. Ma. S-0765. JU. 5-S1S5.
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METZLER-EM. 2-74OO

LANGLEY PARK; Just decorated;
vacant-3-beorm., le-bath semi
det; FILA $3.50 dn., sos per mo-,
incl. all settlement charges; CT no
money On. c. L. DUNCAN, 10. s.
1920.
LANGLEY PARK AREA-By OWN
Err. S16.500; lge. liv. rm., firepl.,
GE kit. dinette. w.-to-w. carpet;
forced yd.: walk to shops. bus.
. HE. 4-S451.
LsYTONSvILLE. Warfield I'd. =
Foyer entr. brick rambler: 8 lge.
bearms., 2 baths, de luxe kit.
complete with dishwasher and dis
posal; also washer, dryer, h.-wh..
2 control units, la-acre lot with
magnificent view o. D FIELD,
INC. WI. 8-2473 or WA 5000.
LETISDALE-A ll-brk. rambler with
CHARM TO SPARE, 3 bedrms.,
Ia bath, rec rm.. din. rm., lge.
kit, $19,950. Cali 5SS-7977.
D. L. BARNARD
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SILVER sPRING-No steps, Al
frame Calf. style rambler; IL
paths, central air cond., huge
master ,bedrm. and family rm.
APPROX. A-acre lot: S19.95O
F4kOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING, 9703 Lavndale
u. Only lew minutes. from Mrs.
rs Toll House-Brick Colonial
requiring Ice: bedrms. plus study
OF 4th pedrm.. living rm. w/firepl.,
sep; dining rm., den. lge. kit,
screened se porch, rec. rm.; fenced
s seSo yard " barbecue: cow. to
$4,000. OPEN TIL 8 PM Cali Cali
MIS- Valdez on premises, Ju. o.
4i2S, for directions. EVELYN g.
KAPLAN. Realtor, 949-i92o. :.
SILVER SPRING - 4-bedrm. brk
buy FILA. low down payment;
full tiled bsmt. with extra room
lot with trees: only sci 300. Cali
~ y7i MCINTOSH CO.. Realtor,
SILVER SPRING - 4-bedrm- brk
fampler;, new. 2 baths. rec. rm.,
iirepl. large porch. approx. SO
II. across: upper eos. Call today.
M1EsafssTosH CO.. Realtor. 10. s.
SILVER SPRING: MORE FOR THE
DOLLARS, Only $4,000, 4 bed
rms, 2 baths, full bsmt.. wood
s awning 10. fiF SEeaeo'o Only 5000 90
h G9sH T u RFf * r 15R4s sE Sc 4Es
SILVER s1nd SPRING IN M Centrally air
baths; 2 firepls., ! pa tH car ar
port; den, rec. rm., eat-in kit. !;
HUGH n PECK, OF. 6-si7o.
' togs re Sfs SILL: 0g Ssdrms. Ah *
TRADE iNSooS NOW. 70. ar 5-as sSndis'0ned
A Isl Writ RfG Is T 15a4f aE ST. Ays'
s ibss5as SPECS HESRooMF f Som 1:'lP r.
baths, lge. liv, nm, firepi.. sep.
din. rm., magnificent paneled ice.
Close in: FIN. S21 900.
l. L. LEWIS, 10. 5-433O
Sill. sPG.-open. 216 E. Franklin
ave. Cape Cod. Furn. or unfurn.
Ideal loo. terms. Own. JU. 9-53S4.
SILVER SPRING. bedrm., brk.
colonial, sep. din. rTs1., bsmt., scr,
porch; $17,950. Seller will help
GA: 4-7711. VIII. 9-3466.
SILVER SPRING, FOREST GLEN
Area bedrm., 2h baths, all
l brick rambler; mahog; paneled
eating area in kit, scr. porch,
walk to schools and transp.
Assume 4laTs loan. S23,50O.
ROBERT H. KENT g. CO. Ju.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrm. brk.
rambler, din: rm., equip. kit, full
bsmt.. level lot assume lge. FILA,
E1LVER SPRING REALTY, INC,
JU. $3.50, JU. 9-1141.
SILVER SPRING, near Northwood
H. s.-owner transt.; only 2"yr.-
old, 3-bedrm., pa baths, den, brk.
split level; nice lot. Assume loan
or FILA. WOoDSIDE REALTY CO.,
JU. 9-6440.
SILVER SPRING, in Quaint Acres
Lge. 5-bedrm.. 2-bath brick
Vacant: Prestige community; Call
TY, JU. 9-644O.
SILVER SPRING, $4,000. -Four
corners area. near st. Bernadette's
ALI brick colonial, lge. rms
and bath, nice and clean, full
t 6Ssmt'' $3.50 S On: Ella; Cal II. to
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$20,990

Big, beautifully wooded lots
in the heart of Wheaton,
two blocks from a huge
shopping center, minutes
from schools, churches,
play areas, swim m i n g
pools! A truly unusual
combination of choice
houses and choice loca-
tions. Orders will be &C
cepted from our regular
model homes at Wheaton
Springs on the new Wood
briar Section. Some ram
blers still available for
immediate possession at
$1,000.
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OLNEY AREA
Beautiful mod. 4-bedrm. brici
home: 1-acre plus: ga baths
Florida rm., rec. rm.; $4,000
3-bedrm Cane Cod; 3 acres plus
2 baths, full bsmt.; pond, stream
S1S.950.
5 bedrms. plus den, soft. liv. rm.
2R baths all-brick construction
25X5n swimming pool: BIB. heat
unique atmosphere, $2S,950.
KEN DRUSKIN & CO., 10 $1,000
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KEMP MILL ESTATES
Here Is What
You are Missing

Because of the terrific saving on
these new discontinued models we
have only 2 left out Of 8.
4 bedrms.. ga baths. family rm.,
furnished rec. rm. opening onto
patio; side screened porch; center
hall entrance. S26,95O. 10G
down. Ideal for the large family
4 bedrms.. 2h baths, family rm.,
screened-enclosed patio, full bsmt,
$2S,750,. 10% down. Indoor-out
door living.
Call 10. 5-0S44 today. because We
are betting these sell quickly.
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POToMAC-GLEN HILLs-Acreage
beautiful ,4-bedrm.. 2 y bath Cape
Coo on 81 acres: Can have horse;
berry plants; priced right at S38,-
500, S. E. BOGLEY, INC, Pc.
2-6151; eyes,, Mr.. Bluebond, Pc
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
RARE FINDl

RARE FIND!
1t is rare to find q rambler in
which one room is not used as a
hall: :" This is IT.! And under SCI
900. Kitchen with table space. sep.
! dining rom, living rm. with firepl.,
3 bedrms.. "a baths: rec. rm..
laundry rm. Fenced lot. Only ST.
$50 down. Call 10. 5-0S44 til 5
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
REFRIGERATED = Inside and out
view OF trees and stream, separate
dining room. full basement,
GRAY-KEssiNGER JU. $1,000
RENT OPTION-$1l5
Beautifully kept 2-bedrm. brick
home! Full bsmt! Mr.. schls. and
Feassd yaFdl Only $4,000. 10.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCK CREEK HILLS - Very
charming new rambler. spacious
bedrms:, den, screened porch, car
port the ultimate in rec. rms.
Sun. l-5
From chevy Chase Circle out Conn
ave. 3 miles, turn rieht on saul
I'd, turn left on Hillridge to 9S13.
YOUNklN & CO 10. 4-8O22
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
QUIET Gull DE SAC
One week possession avail on this
neat, clean. 3:yr. -old level:
r rnyef sem en'rg Yin al I'M large rooms, ly
kit, 3 bedrms., 21a baths and
lovely rec. rm.; walk to schools;
SUBURBAN pRoPER RTE ;o Met
ROCKyILLE-No q dowr cI =,
t oaA' e ieGee 4 ige Tn Famb. w.
R 4@s ] LET hl1, ,1s2 bed
fence, terrace garden, woods, Wv
carpet, drapes incl, $4,000,
SI'6O0 On. 20. 2-9498.
ROCKVILLE-H ungerford ToWne-
Must sell this week end, Eyt1eme
sacrifice by owner! Open Sun i
to 5, 81 Crothers lane, charming
4cbed5m home Ssasn with Igs; MOD; XII
500 On. 20. 2-43s7. Dir. out
RocKVllle pike to Richie park
way left to Crothers lane. right
" m9use: --------- =
kOCkvILLE (Rockcrest) - 3-bed-
nm. get; rambler: stove. refgr. !;
FENCED lot. Only S295 dn.. incl.
Call OWNER. DU. 10000. s' '''
No kSSscknv n,I1H1W
W. 99 OOWN-G1-FHA
WhH "a - 2-bedrm. rambler;
oSnat'' 800 mo" Sl1 800.
pocyc,,.n
r 1ooasd s2-bedrm: rambler
,r1v1np.oor Wv, '''' Sll,''0'
, W;anIbRS0 n 4sbedrm. home
"io' mo" ol4'ooo.
r T. SN6TTu paol+a
~. ~ OWL II, neaICOr
GA: am. GA. 1895
in rented henso oF e LIVING
$i ps ling Colonial; separate din
iot' No DSWN u 1Av HINTGRsn' ieyei
| $50. 10 5.4s17 n mhN1' S4A'-
n d M T,rr,,,p-
y. r. FLETCHER
ROCKCREST-3-bedroomI n-ho,h
rambler: bsmt " Iexit ' S1E snd
GEO. ALLEN. Reaitor 10 "ti' IosG
ROCKVUIF - -. ~; 9Io9o
easy easy living; close to schools. shop
batbs an ear sransp:: . bedrms.. l y
Waii-to-Watl carne eS 9h ou. bonus OF
sell, S2i.g50 FHA nv U"ie ess sxns
HIGH Az % loan osuiiie
ROGER H. SPENCER Co. INC
RorKVIIGE ~ -: 10 10. :
Isrsa h adwrr!hh or X, Cape Cod:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18
WOODsIDE FOREST
Open, / to Dark
O. D. Field, Inc.

JU. 5-71I3 JU. 9-6o75 OIL. 2-7452
g HoMES-I1L ACRES
. excellent 3-bedrm. brick homes
on 4l7 acres: swimming pool, bath
houses, 2-car garage; only Is
miles from U. 8. Capitol Build
ing; ) minutes to school, shop
ping and churches; excellent fl
nancing
REALToR sP. $4,000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AREA -
New 4-bedrm. brick rambler: n
acre lot. full bsmt.. gear carport
converted to huge screened porch;
pleasant uncrowded area; priced
right, $4,000. BY OWNER. WI.
S-9lSS,
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FREE STATE PROPERTIES
RITE REALTY
III I = 1CEALI 7
LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
BEAUTIFUL"

yr.-old rambler; fully fenced,
corner lot, o. S. p. alum. avn
mss on all windows; GIs can buy
with no dn. payment; Sl6,5OO
is the full price.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
BELLEMEADE. Just off Defense
hwy. IN P. G. County; 390S 73rt
ave.-Conv. to everything. Ideal
Tor young couple Just starting ont,
or. for the, retiring man and wife,
this 2-bedrm. home is spotless
and can be yours for only $500
down. FLA. Appraised $4,000
DOUG M. SMILEY, REALTOR.
3Gl-236-4661: ewes, CE. 6-S1I5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cape Cod;
3 bedrrs., 2 baths. Gear garage.
BELTSvILLE-S5OO dn.; immed
poss.; 3 bedrms.. sep. din. nm
lge. lily. rm., firepl, dbl. garage
wooded fenced lot 80 by $50.
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 7-240n
BERWYN-Brand new g. bedrT
81, off-street parking. FLA
IoHN? Il Il HUGHES CO.. WA. 7-o5ea
BERWYN-COLLEGE PARK AREA
Bungalow, . bedrms.. lge. lot
newly decorated. Owner will IL
nance, 1mmed. occupancy. ST.
$4,000.
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1t Is rare to find a rambler in
which one room is not used as a
hall" This is u! And under S2l,-
wy; Kitchen with table space. sep.
8 bedrms.. IN baths; rec. rm..
laundry rm. Fenced lot. Only ST.
100 down. Call 10. 5-0S44 til
pm.
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ROCKVILLE Hungerford ToWne-
Must sell this week end! Extreme
sacrifice by oWner Open Sun, /
to B, 81 Crothers lane, charming
4-0edrm. home with lge. mod. kit,
screened porch and fenced I'd.
500 On. Pc. 2-43S7. Dir. Out
Rockville pike to Richie park
way left to Crothers lane. right
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JOHN R. WEBSTER

AREAS BEST split-level buy; 5
badrms. and den large liv. rm.,
sep, din. rm.. baths. luxurious
wall-to-Wall carpet. aluminium
storm windows and doors; vel
Handicapped lot: priced for quicl:
Just $4,000. Call for additional
information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-18

r. L. SMITH, Realtor
GA. AMI. GA. 1895
ROCKVILLE; TIRED OF LIVING
IN rented home? See ouj
sparkling Colonial: separate din,
ing room. de luxe kitchen; leve
lot; NO DOWN PAYMENT, Sill.
$50. 10. 5-4677.
C.. P FLETCHER
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STOP!
The Best Buys in Silver
Spring and Wheaton
Are Here!

S2l.750-Trade for this Thrill.
ing ,Tantalizing Brk. split-leYe
wf3-bedrm. Custom rec. rm.. 81;
baths, wall to wall carpet, walk
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NE" '" sUPERsB sTYEINd sSn'0'er'
Din. nm, de luxe kit, rec. rm.
bsmt. w/exit; only S20,650, low
down. payment.
Dir. Univ. blvd. to Metzerott I'd
to Patricia ct.
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TASTE LUXURY, in this 3-bedrm.
2-bath. brick rambler in Jillan-
dale; only $2S,950. Call 434-1400
to visit. ADELPHI RLTY.
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CLOSE IN"-Attractive little 2,
thing nice roomy kit, only
yrs. old Easy financing. 10000
THOMPSON co. JU. $4,000
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RoCKVILLF-WHEATON
NO SIS DOWN-GI-FHA
WHEATON - 2-bedrm. rambler
pSmt.; SS5 mo-, $1l,50O.
ROCKCREST - 2-bedrm. rambler
wooded lot; $s5. S11,750.
TW1NBROOK - 4-bedrm. home
flrepI.; $105 mo-, $14,50O.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Roisin Coffee Cakes

Blend together u cup peanut
butter, 2 tablespoons white or
brown sugar. "a cup chopped
or whole raisinS and l table
spoon melted butter. If mix
ture is cold or too stiff to
swirl easily, heat a few min
uteS over low heat or hot
water.
Raisin Layer Cake
"a to / cup dark or golden
raiSinS
"a cup soft shortening
1l2 cups sugar
1l2 teaspoons vanilla
3 eggs
214 cups shifted flour
212 teaspoons baking powder
1l2 teaspoons salt
l teaspoon cream of tartar
l cup milk
Chop raisins coarsely. CTo
chop easily toss with / tea
spoon salad oil or melted
shortening0 Cream shorten
ing, 114 cups sugar and va
nilla together until very light
and fluffy. Beat l whole egg
and 2 yolks together; beat
into creamed mixture thor
oughly. Beat remaining 2 egg
whites to soft peaks; beat in
remaining "a cup sugar to
Evening star., 1962-04-25

2 cups Sifted flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
l teaspoon salt
70 cup sugar
e cup shortening (half but
ter or margarine)
l teaspoon grated lemon peel
2 eggs, beaten
% cup milk
l2 cup chopped dark or
golden raiSins
Raisin peanut filling
Sift together flour, baking
powder, salt and sugar. Add
shortening and lemon peel.
Cut in with pastry blender
Cor rub between fingers) un-
til shortening is finely
divided and mixed with the
dry ingredients. Add eggs,
milk and raisins. Stir only
until blended. Spoon into
well creased large muffin
cups (about 21a to 8 inches
in diameter) or 5-ounce GUS
tard cups. Fill cups about %
full. Drop a spoonful of
raisin peanut filling on top
of batter; swirl through with
a knife. Bake in hot oven
(425 degrees F) 20 to 25
minutes. Serve hot. Makes
seven or eight coffee cakes.
RaiSin peanut filling:
Evening star., 1962-04-25

make medium-stiff meringue.
Sift flour together twice with
baking powder, salt and
cream of tartar. Add to
creamed mixture alternately
with milk. beginning and
ending with flour. Stir in
raisins; gently fold in me-
ringue. Spoon batter into 2
creased and floured 8 or 8
inch layer cake pans. Bake
in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) about 80 to 35 min
uteS. Turn baked layers out
onto wire racks to cool. Frost
with your favorite icing.
Makes two layers.
Variations
Spiced RaiSin Cake: Use
basic recipe with "a cup
brown sugar (packed) and "a
cup granulated sugar instead
of the 1l2 cups sugar called
for. Add l teaspoon cinna-
mon, u teaspoon nutmeg,
and "a teaspoon cloves along
with the vanilla.
Chocolate RaiSin Cake:
Use basic recipe. adding Ia
squares unsweetened choco-
late, melted and cooled, to
creamed mixture. Decrease
flour to 2 cups.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
HOFFA INDICTED ON CHARGES OF COLLECTING S1 MILLION ILLEGALLY

NASHVILLE, Tenn. lR - Team sters Union President James R. Hoffa was indicted by federal court jury here Friday on charges of violating the Taft-Hartly Law and collecting some $1 million il- legally.
 The two-count indictment, which involved payment through an auto transport firm incorporated in Nashville, was revealed in Wash- ington by Atty. Gen. Robert Ken nedy. The Attorney General, along with his brother President Ken nedy, then a senator, participated in an investigation of the firm by the Mcclellan Committee looking into improper labor practices.
 Hoffa, who pleaded innocent earlier Friday to a charge of as- sault pressed by union aide, de clined to discuss the new indict- ment with newsmen But a Team ster official in Chicago said Hoffa "shed no tears when informed of it.
 Hoffa, who flew to Chicago for two scheduled talks after his Washington court appearance, sent Harold Gibbons, executive vice president of the Teamsters, as a substitute at scheduled Chicago press conference.
 Eff it (the indictment is any, thing like other indictments against labor leaders in this country Gibbons told news men, sthe es- sence of it is anything but the truth
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
ARMY WILL DEPLOY NEW SHOOT AND SCOOP MISSILE

WASHINGTON R = The Army will deploy it's new Shoot and Scoot'' battlefield missile - the Sergeant overseas next year. 1t can carry a nuclear warhead.
 Secretary of the Army Elvis J. Stahr, announcing this Saturday, did not disclose the number of Sergeant battaions to be sent nor their future bases.
 The solid fuel missile is de- signed to replace the older, liquid fuel Corporal, in use for the last half dozen years and now in the hands of troops in West Germany
 Stahr also announced that two more Sergeant battalions will have been added to the Army by June 30. They will be the 3rd and 9th Missile Battalions of the 77th artillery Regiment. They will train at Fort Sill, Okla.
 By using solid instead of liquid fuel, the Sergeant can be fired far faster than the Corporal and be constantly ready for use, tine Army said.
 Both weapons have about 75 miles range.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
REP. BELLY SEEKS
 JUSTIFICATION ON FOREIGN CARRIER USE

WASHINGTON R -- A justifi- cation of the use of foreign in stead of American carriers for a recent government shipment to Alaska was requested by Rep. Thomas M. Pelly, R-Wn.).
 The request was in the form of similar letters to Administrator N. E. Halaby of the Federal Avia- ttiiesni ttiiesni Agency 4 gseeffieyj and and to Administrator Bernard Bountin of the General Services Administration.
 Pelly said he had been advised that the FAA recently shipped 14,000 tons of electronic and other equipment to Alaska.
 Tn this connection" he wrote Halaby, "this shipment was made by foreign carriers, including the subsidized, government wne q Canadian National Railroad, to Prince Rupert and thence to Whit tier, Alaska, by foreign flag barge service.
 q believe this shipment left Prince Rupert on May 10, 1862"
 Pelly added that he would ap- preciate 'sbeing advised as to what justification there was for using foreign carriers rather than Amer ican railroads and other carriers. 7
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
Monday, May 2l. 1862
Al COMPLETES FINANCING RE-EOUTPMENT PROGRAM

Alaska Airlines has completed financing of its re-equipnent pro- gram with the negotiation of a 3.1 million dollar loan from the Peoples National Bank of Seattle and the Irving Trust Co. of New York plus an additional 1.3 mil- lion dollar loan from insurance companies, if was revealed last week by President Charles Willis, Jr.
 According to the airline execu- tive, the new financing will inn prove the conpany's working capi- tai position and its cash flow re- quirements. Willis said the re- equipment program included finan- cing of two Convair 440's recently acquired from United Airlines for it's Intra-Alaska routes, and pur- chase of seven General Electric jet engines for it's Convair 880-M which had formerly been under lease from that company.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
US. NAVY SEIZES TWO
 JAPANESE FISHING BOATS

TOKYO R, Two Japanese tuna fishing boats have been seized by US. Naval authorities south of Two Jima in the Bonin Is- lands on charges of violating US. territorial waters, the Japanese Maritime Safety Board announced Saturday.
 The board, quoting a cable from the American commander of the US. Naval Base in the Mariannas, said the two vessels will be con fiscated and the crew detained if fines of $500 for each beat are not paid within 15 days from May l18.
 The board identified the fishing boats as the 19-ton No.s6 Komass Maru with II crewnen and ths
 16-ton Tsuru Maru with a crev 1 of 8.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
FARMLAND SATISFIED
 WITH US. SUPPORT FORCES


 BANGKOK, Thailand IR The United States held out hopes today other Southeast Asia Treaty Or ganization powers would send forces to Thailand but Thai off ciaIs were reported satisfied Amer jean support is enough to ward off any Communist incursions from neighboring Laos.
 Gen. Paul D. Harkins, com mander of US. forces in Southeast Asia, said after an inspection tour of the border front that his men had the situation well in hand"
 Tanks were on the way from Hawaii with the bui1dup moving steadily toward a total strength of 5000 men.
 United States Ambassador Ken neth Young said the Americans would remain as long as the Red threat to this prov Western king dom existed and would welcome troops from other SEATO nations joining them.
 With the exception of France, all other members of the eight nation anti Communist alliance have indicated a willingness to send token forces if Thailand asks for them.
 The Thai government called on the Americans but there has been no report further help would be sought from others, at least at this time.
 The Laotian border was quiet, but the Communist bloc warned the massing of American troops along the frontier threatened to stir up trouble.
 The Soviet Communist party organ paper Pravda warned the American landings in Thailand may .cause retaliatory action from the other side.''
 rsex4
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY

New books received at the XIX Public Library include:
 Howl of the Malemute by Fred Machetanz; Ivy Tree by Stewart; Chairmen of the Bored by Streeter; Middle Age of Mrs. Elliott by Will son; Long Happy Life by Price; and Land Beyond the Hills by Overman.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21
ALI. BUT ONE .

CRIMSON, Ky. R Dr. J. Lowell Lusby, president of Ken lucky Christian College, shook hands Friday with all but one of the 28 graduating seniors.
 After handing honor student James Comstock his diploma Lusby explained to the audience:
 He has poison ivy.''
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-21

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