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Nursery Corner
Some Floor SompIes and
Discontinued Styles

Bothinettes, floor somples, heavy
duty wrop ground sofety strop, tu-
buIor steel frome, extra thick foam
pod, tub of heovy-oouoe heot-seol
vinyI plostic, removable hommock
and droin hose, large undershelf,
pockets and rear ouord. Comparable
voIue 24.OO. 100
IL WiIIiemsbura crib-N-YeFds, floor
samples, combination crib, dressing
toble and play yard in northern
mopIe and beech woods. OPPOSITION
floor, drop side, sprine-iocked 3D.
iustobIe legs. Comparable value
1895. z2.oo
IS lnfants' PFom Suits, l-piece style,
double Upper front, cotton-nyIon
she'll, ocetote lining and interlinino,
! OrIon9 ocrylic pile, button-on bottles
and mittens, motchino hot. Broken
sizes S to xl. Comparable Volue
1925. TOO
IS Infonts' Hats and Bonnets, cot
ton corduroy, woshoble. Compor-
obIe voIues so to more than
double. loo
| so lnfonts' coFter and Nitey-Nite
SIeepers, discontinued styles, z
piece, cotton, sizes | z, 3 in group.
Comparable volues BIS and $50,
ZOO
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
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40 sponsors Of the Youth Edu-
cation Act. told the conference
members they should get out
Of this room right now and get
up on the HILL"
Last night the executive d.
rector Of the. National Urban
League said, passing new
laws, taking down old signs
and developing q new polite
vocabulary" is not enough TO
insure equal rights for Ne
groes.
Whitney NJ. Young. r..
speaking at the opening dinner
of the conference, urged pas
sage of the youth employment
act as a step toward insuring
the equal opportunities now
being opened to Negroes.
100000 Idle
Mr.. Young said there are
about 500, 900 Negro youths
between the ages of is and q
who are out of school and un-
employed. He said the bill
was necessary to bring about
"a condition Of true equality
by helping to rehabilitate the
large number of youngsters
whom society has SCARED"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
Bob Kennedy Stresses
Youth Job Act Passage

Attorney General Robert r
Kennedy today stressed the
importance Of passage Of the
youth employment act now IN
the House Of Representatives
The measure would provide
jobs for 5000 unemployed
American youths.
Mr.. Kennedy said the ad-
ministrstion realizes that no
one approach or bill can solve
all the problems Of the Nations
youth. But he said the youth
employment act is the first
step toward a solution.
The Attorney General. speak
ing before the National Con-
ference on Youth Employment,
meeting in the Mayflower Ho-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07

ANNAPOLIS
CAPITAL MOTORS, INC.
EVANSVILLE
BOB BANNING PLYMOUTH, INC.
LAUREL
FRED FREDERICK MOTORS, INC.
RIVERDALE
SELLERS SALES & SERVICE
ROCKVILLE
MARYLAND MOTORS, INC.
SILVER SPRING
L. P. STEUART SILVER SPRING, MD.
UPPER MARLBORO
KEARNEY MOTOR co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
U. S. Envoy Confirmed

The Senate yesterday con-
firmed President K ennedy's
nomination Of Douglas Hender-
son of Weston, Mass, to be
Ambassador to Bolivia. Mr..
Henderson. a Foreign Service
career officer; has been coun-
selor of the Embassy at Lima,
Peru.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
Most Pearls Exported

TOKYO. = Japan exports
about 80 per cent of its pear,
crop. About half goes to the
United States and half to Ell.
rope. Pearl exports this yeal
are valued at about $42 NIL
lion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
Clearance Servings
on Small Appliances

4 &C. Spray- Steem-Dry Irons,
model FSl 1876
z &c. Stsem-pY Irons, model
ESQ 1896
I e.E. Travel Iron, model F5e $50
c.. Steem-Dy Iron, model
FLO s.s6
z c.. TOsstsr Ovens. model
1888 1885
I &C. Automstie TssstsE
model T82 1886
! &C.. TOestsr Oven. model
1913 2i.s6
I c.. Ressisssris- BFoiIer,
model Ri 1886
Z &C.. Stainlsss Steel Coffee
makers, model P40 1885
&C. SfoinIess Steel Coffee
maker, model P33 1856
! &C.. AUtomatie Coffee
maker, model PAL 1885
! &C. Baby Food Warmer,
model Dl 6.96
| I &c. Automatic Con Opener,
model EcS 1886
z Universal Hair Dryers,
model 1886 $50
! Universal Hair Dryer, model
1892 1886
3 Universal Hair Dryers,
model 1884 ll.86
! UnivssoI Hair Dryer. model
oo45 1886
I Universal Hair Dryer, model
1888 1886
IL Universal z-BuFneF Hot
Plate, model 5202 1886
I Universal Sproy-Stsom-DTY
Iron, model TOT 4.S6
10 Universal steem-Dv Iron,
HmodeI 1850 1855
10 Universal Automatie Cen
Opener, model 1903 n.S6
II SaIton HetFsyS, model
lHI30 Hiss
10 HomiIton Beech PoFtebIe
Mixers, assorted colors, model
no iz.S6
IL Hemilton Beech Perteble
Mixer, model 82GC 1885
IL HamiIton Beech PoHebIe
Mixer, model 75MW $50
IL Westinghouse Automatic
Con Openers, model HClo S.se
IL ToostmosteF Automatic
ToosteE, model Biz lz.S6
IL ToostmosfeF Autometie
ToosteT, model Bl02 1886
POSTMASTER Portable Mix
or, model I'LL ll.s6
\ ToastmasteF Room Hester,
model k9l3 1856
Z Rival Automatic Ice Crush
ers, model 800 1886
Arvin Room hestsF, model
I3lHl2 1856
! I Arvin Room Hestsr, model
! 32H25 $50
III Proctor SpFay- Steom-DTy
Iron, model lo303 Hiss
Z FoFber~aFs FFypoH-Buffet
Server, model 300 1885
WGL-SnolI Appliances, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
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WASHINGTON, D. c.

ANACOSTIA ER-PLYMOUTH, INC
1908 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
RICHARD & DAVIS
1886 Bladensburg Rd NE.
ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
4100 Georgia Ave. NV
L. P. STEUART NORTHWEST, INC.
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV
L. P. STEUART NORTHEAST, INC.
34th & Benning Rd. NE.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
1440 P st. NV
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tel. said there are many bills
before Congress which have q
bearing on the problems of this
country's young people.
He cited tax cut, civil rights
and vocational education bills
as measures which will directly
or indirectly create jobs for
unemployed youths.
He said one of the most i'm
portant steps toward getting
the bill out of the Rules Com
mittee and onto the floor of
the House is creating a de-
mand on local and State levels
for the program proposed in
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-07
Mallory Rule
DeIdYDenied
In GI'sDedth
BY WILLIAM BASHAM
Star staff Writer

Judge RICHMOND Is. keecn To-
day ruled that statements TAX
en- from the defendants by po-
lice in the death Of a soldier
last June are admissible over
defense objections, based on
the Mallory rule.
Defense attorneys in the case
commended that statements first
taken orally, then transcribed
during the same interview
constituted an unnecessary de-
lay before the subjects were
taken before q committing
magistrate.
The Mallory rule says that
statements are not admissible
in court if they are taken dur
ing illegal detention by police
But Judge Keech said that
because of the number OF de-
PENDANTS, the lateness Of the
hour of the interview and the
fact that arrangements hac
been made for a preliminary
hearing that same night. this
did not amount to a violation
Of the Mallory rule.
Judge Keech yesterday heard
five detectives from the Homi.
eide Squad state that they tool
signed statements from all o
the defendants in connection
with the death of Pvt. Edward
j. Betcher. 10, Of Brooklyn whit
died Of a ruptured heart after
being run over by q car al.
legedly driven by one Of tn,
defendants. The jury was moi
present during the police testi
mony.
Girl Also Charged
Charged with manslaughte
are Floyd T. Smith, %, Of tn
3400 block Of South Twenty
fourth street; Thoma as A
Green, %, of the 2100 block o
South Nelson street; Leon Dill
lard, jr.. %. of the 300 blocl
of South Kemper road ant
Gerald L. Jackson, %, of tn
$500 block Of South Kempel
road.
Charged with negligent HON
icide in the same case is Shells
Mae Turner, 20, Of the 140
block Of South Rolfe street
She is alleged to have driven ,
car over the body Of PVT
Betcher.
Testimony yesterday indicat
ed that Pvt. Betcher and twI
other Fort Belvior soldiers wer
stopped for a light ct the inter
section Of Nichols avenue an
Portland street Sc. when a ca
pulled up on their left.
The dead mans two friend
testified that words were ex
changed between Pvt. Betche
and persons in the other car
Pvt. Philip Cheng, 20, said h
heard Pvt. Betcher ask the per
sons in the other car: "Whic
way to Washington"
Forced to Curb
you're in Washington" wa
the answer Pvt. Cheng said h
heard from the other car. H
said both cars then proceede
north on Nichols avenue unit
the other car forced the sol
dier's auto over to the curb.
The witnesses said a flgf
followed after the cars stoppe
and that they were struck sew
eral times. When the other ca
drove off, they said, they foun
Pvt. Betcher unconscious.
After the defendants turne,
themselves in voluntarily, pc
lice said, oral statements hear
were that Mr.. Smith said Their
had been a fight, that they ha
driven off and that Miss Tur
ner, in backing up the car be
fore they left the scene. wen
over sonnet thing with
"thump."
Judge Keech, who said h
would read all of the state
ments taken from the defend
ants, said he would rule o
whether the documents shoul
be suppressed. All of the de
PENDANTS are Negroes. Pv
Betcher was white.
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Action Urged

Mr.. Kennedy said that al
though the bill. which was
passed by the Senate last April.
has been begged down in the
House Rules Committee. he is
confident it will be passed in
this session of Congress.
Senator Humphrey, Demo-
crat of Minnesota, one of the
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MoNDAY-FRIDAY

MoNDAY-FRIDAY
AN.
s;45 Sign On
$50 News ond Wsother
1000 Say When tNBcl
l0:25 News Report (NBcl
1880 Ploy Your Hvneh lNBcl
100 Price Is Riahi. (NBcl
1850 Concentration tNBcl
NOON
400 love OF life CcBSi
l2:25 Harry RecsoneT (cBSl
1890 Truth or consequences
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SUNDAY

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100 This Is The Life
1890 Faith For rodoy
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200 BASEBALL: chieogo Of
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400 The Big Picture
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800 Ensign O'Tools (NBc)
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900 Ny Three Sons tABcl
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FRIDAY EVENING
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7:30 Rowhide (cBS)
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Kvaalen:
Continued from Page 7

~
Senate it had a built-in def
cheney of 3.5 f million dol
lars. This would amount to a
212-3 mill levy going back on
property each year of the BIZ
enium. The House considered
lowering the schedules to elm
mate this built-in deficiency.
However, at the request of the
Senate and the MEA, it was
decided to eliminate the def
cheney in another manner-in-
stead of lowering schedules,
rather remove the provisions
of SB-20 which allowed a
school to budget for their ex-
pected increase in enrolment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stepan,
Jr., have returned from a two
weeks trip to Washington.
Margaret Anvik stayed with
the Stepan children while they
were gone.
The Esther Circle will meef
on Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Bill Moore.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06
Sidney Moose:
(Confinued from PAGE /,

kOon1Lnued from page ~
General Governor Moore and
Neil BeyerS regional Director
for Montana and Alberta will
be in charge of the broadcast
workshop on Sunday morning.
State President Ralph D.
Sarver of Billings will preside
at the general Association meet
ing at IL am. Sunday.
At a recent State Associa-
ton meeting held in Great
Falls Ralph D. Sarver was
elected President of the State
Moose Association replacing
Kenneth N. James formerly of
Helena and now residing in
California.
New officers of the Montana
Moose Association will be ell
ected at the annual convention
at Sidney in July.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Keller,
Sidney, girl, March 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dean,
Sidney, girl, March 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Moore,
Sidney, girl, March 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Will
son, Sidney, girl, March 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Murphy,
Richey, boy, March 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Merrill,
Sidney, girl, March 6.
Marriage Licenses
Robert Ruecker and Leona
Mohr, both of Regina, Saskat-
chewan, Feb. 18.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

First Family Worship Service,
$50 am; First Family Study per-
iod. 9:35 am; second family wor-
ship service, 1920 am; second
family study period, 11:35 am;
Monday-Boy Scouts. Z pm; Circle
8. 8 pm. at liver Iversens. Tues
day: Adult Instruction Class, 8 pII.;
Circle 4 at 8 pm. Wednesday:
Circle 5 at 2 pm; Mid week Len
ten service at 7:30 pm; Circle ]
at $50 pm; Circle 2 at $50 pm.
Thursday: Luther League Choir
rehearsal, z pm; Luther League
meeting, 8 pm; Circle 6 at 2 pm
Friday: Circle 8 at 2 pm. at j. T
Petriks. Saturday: First Confirma-
ton Class. 8:45 am; Second Con-
firmation Class, 1918 am: Child
ren's Choir. HIS am. ST.. Choil
al $50 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06
LENTEN CALENDAR of SERVICES
For Sidney Churches

The following Calendar of Ser
vices in the various Sidney Church
es are gwen for your convenience
in your observance of the Lenten
Season:
Suffer The Little Children To
Come Unto Me-" Included in this
service VIII be a Dedication Ser
vice for several children and also
special recognition of the Cradle
Roll department of the Sunday
School
sunday, March II. II am. Topic:
He Went About Doing Good"
EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL
Wednesday, March 6. 1880 pm.
Topic: The Meaning of Lent"
Wednesday, March 13, 1880 pm.
Topic: Forgiveness Is Necessary"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Every Sunday of Lent, IL am,
a series of sermons based on the
| Second Coming of Christ.
Sunday, March 10, 7:3 pm. Sun
day School sponsoring a program
on Bible Day"
LONSDALE METHODIST
Lenten Services begin March Is
at 7:30 pm. Topic not available
for this printing.
I LAA[1 LII
General Lenten Theme: And
Still He Speaks"
Wednesday, March 6. 7:30 pm.
Topic: Words of Life"
Wednesday, March ID, 7:30 pm.
Topic: Words Of Kindness"
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
Every Wednesday 7:45 am:
Youth Lenten Prayer. Every We'd
neSday, 10 am: Women'S Lenten
Prayer, in parsonage.
Thursday, March Z, 8 pm. Study
ing Romans 1:18 to 800. Topic;
Mans Universal Need" This
topic will also be used March s al
1880 pm. in the Savage Congrega-
tiOnal church,
Thursday, March IA, SPIN. Study
ing Romans 3:21 to AIS. ALSO in
Savage, Wednesday, March Is a
1880 pm.
TRINITY LUTHERAN
Every Wednesday evening a
7:30 pm. Topic not available fol
this printing.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

; EPISCOPAL

l. III " INA-N~- II ~
Ash Wednesday: Holy Communion
CHURCH LENTEN SERVICES
at $50 am. During Lent: Every
Thursday at 1880 pm. beginning
March 7; Palm Sunday at 4 p-m.,
evening prayer and presentation
of palms; Maundy Thursday at 8
am, Holy Communion; Good Fri
day at 1900, Litany and sermon;
Usual Sunday services at 4 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06
LUTHERAN

RICHEY-LAMBERI LUTHERAN
PARISH, A o. Mathison. Pastor
Richey-Sunday: Worship Ser
vices, II am: Sunday School at
9:45 an. Tuesday: Confirmation
at 4:30; Choir meeting at 7:3O.
Thursday: Lenten services at 1880.
Lambert-Sunday: Worship Ser
vices at 900 an; Sunday School,
10 am: Fellowship supper at $50;
program at 7:15. Wednesday: Jun
Tor choir at $50 pm; COnhrmands
meet at 4 pm; choir practice az
5:45; Lenten services at 1880. Thurs
day: Allow meet, 2 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Corner
of Main and 4th Ave. Sc, Arnold
NJ. FrieZ, Pastor-Sunday: Sunday
school at GAS; Worship service al
Il; Evening gospel service at 7:30
pm. Thursday: Prayer meeting and
bible study at 7:30 pm. Choir prac-
tice after the service.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06
Church Notices

TSH lander LUTHERAN PAR
dsv. SSarl @. Nelson. Pastor sun
St sunday School at Gas, Trim
81 6Gnlo Worship Service at IL am.
- Gtaf and Highland are invited
Unity for Sunday morning
3 MeS, Monday: Trinity Allow at
neoneSday: Mid-week Lenten
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

! CHURCH OF CHRIST, 9th Ave.
and 4th St. SW, Richard Dacus.
Evangelist-Sunday: Bible Study
for all ages at 10; Worship Hour,
II; evening worship hour, 7.30 Wed
neSday: Evening Bible Study for
all ages at 8 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

HOLINESS METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Paul F. Pratt, Pastor, 3rd
st. & 3rd. Ave. NE. Sidney. Mon
tana-Sunday: Sunday school at
10 am; Morning worship at II
am; evening worship at 1870 pm;
Wednesday: Prayer and Bible
Study, 7:30 pm. 4th Thursday OF
the month: Women's Mission Cir
Gle, 2 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

THE CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE CHURCH, Sidney. Mon
tana, Pastor, H. B. LeaStman-Sun-
day: Family Sunday school at 10
am: Family worship service at
II am: AFY services at $3.50 pm;
E~vangeliStic Service at 7:30 pm.
Monday: Boys Brigade at z pm.
Thursday: Bible study and Prayer
at 7:3O pm. Friday: Boys Stockade
at Z p.m.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06
Coming Events =

March IL = 800 pm. : Richland County Republican
Women's Club to meet at the Math Dasinger
home.
March II : 700 pm. Sidney T~oastmistress Club to
meet at the Elks Lodge
March II = 2:30 pm. OES Past Matrons Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lional Gall
March II 800 pm. knights of Columbus Meeting
March IA = 730 pm. = All farmers and ranchers
are invited to attend a meeting at the Lalonde
Hotel on Swine Production. This meeting will
be conducted by a doctor of veterinary medi-
cine from the Mondak Clinic.
March % 1:3O pm. Swine Nutrition meeting to
be held at the Lalonde Hotel. Hugh Maxwell,
county agent, will conduct the meeting. All
ranchers and farmers are invited to attend.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

BRORSON AND ST. PETERS, Her
bert KnutSOn, Pastor - Sunday
BrOrSon: Worship Service at IL 80;
Sunday School. 1890 Wednesday:
Ladies Aid at 2 pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

Church Council at 8 pm. on the
Bird Tuesday and Parish Brother
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

PELLA LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Stanley Larsen, Pastor - Sunday
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH. Fair
view, D. E. Ausland. Pastor-Sun-
day: Services at Gas am; Sunday
School at IL am. Thursdays: Len
ten services at 8 pm; Allow 2nd
Thursday at 2 pm. TUESDAY
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, R.
n. Zagel. Pastor; L. r. BeLamy,
Vicar, Sat: Confirmation classes
$50 am; special children's class 2
pm. Sunday: The Lutheran Hour
CKGCX) $3.50 am; Church School.
9:45 am: Junior Bible Class, Gas
am: Adult Bible Class 9:45 am;
Divine Worship at HOO AN;
Mon: Scout troop meeting, pm;
Tuesday: Lutheran Laymen's Leag-
ue, 7:30 pm. Wednesday: Lentan
Worship, 7:30 pm; Mid-Week Bible
Class, Sis pm; Choir rehearsal,
BIS pm. Thursday: Afternoon Cir
Gle L.W.ML. 2 pm; Senior Wal
ther League, z pm.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

CONGREGATIONS

FEOPLE'S CONGREGATIONAL
SORCH, Leo H. Buechler, Minis
ger-ThurSday!7:0 100. Senior Choir
nenearSal under the Direction of
MS; john Walhburn; 800, Bible
study. Saturday,: 100, Junior choir.
Sunday-9:45. Church School; HOO
Morning Worship.
The UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
savage. Montana, Leo H. Buech-
Ter, MinisterSSunday-9:15, Nor
nlng worship; 10:15. Church school;
Wednesdays 90, Pilgrim Fellow
snip; 800. Senior choir rehearsal.
EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Rev. Arthur N. Hoffman.
PaStor@Sunday-9:45 am, Sunday
school for all ages; IL am.
Worship service; $50 pm, prayer
meeting; 7 pm, Ebenezer Pilgrim
Fellowship. ThurSday-7:3O pm,
Junior and adult choir rehearsal.
Saturdav-9:3O am, CatechiSm In
SuuctiOn.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

LONSDALE Methodist Church.
Wilbur Whanger. Pastor - Sun
day: Sunday school. GAS am;
Morning Worship IL am; Senior
MYF 5 pm; Junior HI MYF $50.
The Sidney herald., 1963-03-06

The following Calendar of Ser
vices in the various Sidney Church
eS are given for your convenience
in your observance of the Lenten
| Season.
Tundra times., 1963-10-07
Monday oet.. ', 1869
Editorial
 Friend of Natives

Earlier this year, the famous old ship, the Revenua Cutter Bear sank in the stormy of Atlantic Having known inc old ship well during her service in Alaskan waters in his young days, inc editor wrote an editorial about He could forget the beautiful sight she sented she ceaved the wind driven waves of the Chuk chi Sea under full sail to round the point and anchor on the lee side off inc north beach at Point Hope.
 The editorial on the death of inc famous old ship travelled far and wide. reached inc soUthernmos point in the United Staesthe town of Stock lsland Florida There resided veteran mariner Captain Frank Curry, 09 years young. He read inc editorial.
 He wrote, This writer deeply touched concern ing the editorial on inc Cutter 'Bear he, having been mariner for inc past 65 years and having known of the Bear as well as the Thetis" and their when they were making history"
 The Captain went on to say that he did art work making mUras and plaques using coored cement He de- sired print or photo of the old ship. He added:
 would find great pleasure in executing plaque to present free to inc natives of Alaska"
 Litte over week ago, Captain Frank Curry debarked from jet from Seattle Fairbanks He had come to work on the plaque in comemoraon of the great old ship the Revenue Cutter Bear, to be presented to the natives ot Alaska.
 "As you can see, getting along in years he said smino z" want spend the rest of my days meeting people Ike have learned to like the natives of Alaska from distance and want to do something for them: Thev loved the old "Bear" and want 10 do plaque of it for hem."
 In Captain Frank Cuny redoubtabIe Irish gentleman with great sense of hUmor the natives of Alaska have found man they call friend.
Tundra times., 1963-10-07
Editorial
 Pt. Hope News

For a long lime now inc Tundra Times has steadily received news from Point Hope The editor having been born there, sometimes felt he praccng tavoritisn1 when he printed many items from his home village and since most of his articles in the Arctic Survival series origin ated there He has decided to feel this way any longer and will print items he had room for from his home
 Not because Point Hope his home village, inc editor has noticed decided progessWeness in the community at- fairs in general He also feels other villages might take similar altitude toward improving their surroundings The activities at Point Hope reflect fine leadership the village has been enioyng
 Any news that might be forthcoming from other conn., munities will be given equal treatment.