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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
WORD CANE
Find 80 or more words in
n A M U L BUS

meaning Having many small
branches" Average mark is rs
words; time limit. 80 minutes.
Rules Of the game; 1. Words must
BE- OF four or more letters. 2. Words
which acquire TOUR letters BY the add.
ton OF s." such a. Bats" "cats,"
are not used. 3. Only one form Of q
word Is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-03
Answer 20 sULLYING

silly. sill singly. sign. sing, silly. SLUG.
sling, sluing, snugly, suing, sully, ugly,
lying, lysin, lily. inly, null. gilis, Eilly,
gulls, gully.
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Mother Held
InBoy'sDeoth
OF Bruises

A 2l-year-old mother Of two
children was ordered held for
the grand jury yesterday on
| q manslaughter charge in the
death Of her third child, q
2l-month-old boy who died
May 81 Of multiple bruises and
Commissions.
The woman, Mrs. Irene Porter
Of the $500 block Of Knox ter
race Sc, was released on
$1,000 bond after a hearing
before United States Commits
aoner Sam Werlich.
Police said the boy, Alonzo.
has been taken to Walter Reed
Army Hospital on March 5 for
treatment of burns.
Doctors noticed then that
the boy previously had suf-
fered fractures Of the skull, arm
and leg. police said, and the
case was turned over to the
Police Women's Bureau for In
vestigation.
The boy recovered from his
injuries but late in May he was
admitted to District General
Hospital with multiple bruises,
police said. The boy died in the
hospital.
During investigation of the
case, Mrs. Porter said the boy
had fallen. according to police.
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Macmillan, Cabinet
Weigh Vice Scandal

the scandal. Political observers
said 1t will be the most Cruel
ing and momentous debate
since the Suez crisis Of 1856
that drove Sir Anthony Eden
from office.
Days Seem Numbered
The 69-year-old Prime Min
ister's days in office appear to
be numbered. FeE political OBJ
servers believe he can hang on
to his post much longer. Pow
erful elements of the Conserva-
tive Party seem convinced he
has outlived his usefulness as
Prime Minister.
A new public opinion poll,
taken since the storm broke,
showed a further steep decline
In public regard for both Mr.
Macmillan personally and his
government. The Conservatives
had been trailing the Laborites
lin such polls, and most OBJ
servers had expected them to
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LONDON. June IL (AP).-
Prime Minister Macmillan held
an emergency cabinet meeting
today and repeatedly persuaded
his shaken ministers to back
his handling Of the Profumo
vice scandal.
None Of the ministers would
speak publicly about the cabi-
net meeting and in fact none
looked very happy about 1t.
But the usually well In
formed British Press Associa-
ton said it was evident that
the meeting was a harmonious
one and that there may well
be a unanimity Of view."
Facts Leak Out
These facts leaked out:
The cabinet received the re-
port Of an inquiry into whether
John Profumo. resigned war
minister, violated security in his
relations with Christine Keeler
q model who was having an af-
fair at the same time with a
Soviet Navy captain, Yevegni
(Eugene) IVanoV.
Decisions were reached on
tactics to restore Conservative
Party confidence, at its lowest
ebb since the Suez crisis which
brought down Sir Anthony
Eden. then prime minister.
Strategy was planned for
next Mondays parliamentary
session when the labor OPPOSE
ton is certain to attack the
government on Its handling Of
the entire scandal.
Yesterday the Lord Chancel-
lor's report of his inquiry
cleared Mr.. Profume of sus-
picion he leaked security Sc
crets while he shared the af-
fections Of Miss Keeler.
Lord Dilhorne's report is ex-
pected TO bolster Mr.. Macmil-
lan's position in the House Of
Common debate Mont'ay on
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|cused told them that he and
MIR. Durham had a fight about
4 pm. Saturday. Police said
that, apparently. Hebron had
punched Mr.. Durham. whose
head then struck q wall as he
fell.
Hebron had been charged by
police Saturday night with as
sault in the case. Mr.. Durham
died at $3.50 PIN. Sunday, Of
head injuries, police reported,
and then a homicide charge
was filed against Hebron.
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lose in the general election
which the government must
call by october, 1864.
The Conservative Daily Mail
Joined in the clamor for a full
Ter investigation. reporting new
rumors that more unSavory dis
closures will come into the
open soon.
Mr.. Profumo and his wife,
former actress Valerie Hobson,
remained in hiding. His broth
er Philip, an army major, APP
pealed to him last night to
come forth with a personal
statement to the nation.
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Saigon Storm Hits

SAIGON. Wet Nam, June IL
tAP). - Twenty-three United
States military aircraft were
damaged at Saigon airport last
night in a sudden storm. A
military spokesman said some
were badly damaged and that
there had been damage to
buildings.
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Coroner's Jury
Holds Man in
FutuI Fight

A coroner's jury yesterday
held william r. Hebron, 35, Of
the 1000 block of Fourth street
NV, for action Of the grand
jury in the death Sunday night
of Roddy Durham, SO, Of the
same address.
Police reported that the ac-
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REAL, ESTATE A.

52-ft. center-hall RAM
liy. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm. /,
40-ft. rec. rm. with bar, beautiful
tree-studded M-acre lot in lovely
neighborhood. Only S24,500. I'M
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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:. PARAMOUNT REALfY CO.
Realtors WE. b-5422
Open weeksnds IN Z p.n.
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FIRST HOME?

A very clean. 3-bedrm; rambler
mo. when purchased FHA or VA.
DYNAMIC
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Temple Hills Bi-Level
CT Appraised
Minimum Down

3, 4 or s bedrms., 2 full baths
lge. lot, city sewer and water
close TO elem. school, house likt
new, For appt. to see call Mr
Pandolfi, zAGAMI REALTY CO,
REiEdALToR. Ii. 1887 or LU. 4,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANDOvER HILLS - Vacant for
immediate possession. 3-bedrm.
Colonial w/sep. din. rm. and a
family on the 1st fir, full bsmt.
plus garage and lovely lge. lot.
Sl8,S5O. CT or FLA, Terms avail
able.
SEABROOK ACRES lge. bed
rms. in this stately one-of- kind
Colonial. Dreamy kit, lge. sep.
din. .rm.. lst fir. family rm. w
firepl., ga baths, Dashboard H.
VIII, are lust a few Of the fea-
lures of this outstanding home
built by the builder as his per-
sonal residence but never lived In.
Only S2S,50O w/terms to suit.
sEABRooK AcREs-Nsv Ice. A.
bedrm. split level w/h.w. base
board heat. 2ls baths. garage on
Ice. lot. Only blks. to shopping
and tTansp. Walk to school. Only
STORCH
REALTORS sP. $4,000
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PALMER PARK
The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 7-45OO
OFFICE OPEN Q TIL : O'

COLUMBIA PIX, ,--Attr. small es-
tate featuring 2 lge. bedrms., sep
din. rm,, lge equip. kit. encl
pehs.. full bsmt., gar Lge. wooded
lot with extra BLDG. lot incl.
Priced 70 sell. BYRD REALTY co.
WA. 7-2fOO.
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IN L-nInn

,, RfvERDALL-s2gb dn,, Incl.
settlement Lovely 3-bedrm. det
Colonial fenced lot vacant. move
nght IN. Call OWNER Du 4
Evening star., 1963-05-26

COLLEGE PARK-Brk, rambler, 3
8 bedrms.. full bsmt., beautiful
firepl., lge. fenced lot. close 70
everything. Sl6.g50.
DALEY REAL ESTATE. AP. 1864
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm split
foyer rambler, Ia baths, din.
rm., rec. rm., GI no SIS dn., FHA
or assume Sii,75O loan. AP. Z
TANGLEY REALTY
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AAA
Action
Attention
AnprnrlnlInn

REALToRs NILS "a. 2.l30O
ARL,, s.-3-bedrm, Colonial. 4
bath ny. rm. with firepi,, din, rm.,
finished rec, rm, IN full bsnt
large screened porch, fenced yard,
Eals % Wakefield High, $1,000,
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WE ACCEPT TRADES

ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTORS MORTGAGE BANKERS
ARL., N.--oWNER. 1 mile Chain
Bridge.. f-bedrmy 2h-bath. ctr
hall brk, ramb, Madison. williams
burg yorktown Schools. $4,000.
KE s.40a3.
ARL., N,--3.bedrm. brick rambler,
large KIT dining area, fenced. Mr..
yorktown High. $4,000. OWNER,
KE, $4,000
ARL.. assume SIS. 100 ioan--3 bed
rms din. rrn,, firepl. full hsmt.
.wLfec, fma gAr blk 10 bus.
N! gs9' ", 2-l42o, ROUTE SO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONIINUEp)
CHEVERLY
euburbla-s FriendIles.

POUR LARGE sHsNsfi5RoMs NBsfEipRooMs, TWO
FULL BATHS, HUGE LIVING
ROOM with FIREPLACE, DINING
ROOM, KITCHEN with BREAK
PAST SPACE, RECREA o N
ROOM. This home Is located on
beautiful Hawthorne street among
other fine homes. S21,9bO.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

DIeTRICT HEIGHTS = open 1870
till dark. 7pus kiplinE Parkway
lM time oUered. assume 4laes
or buy through new FHA or al
terms. 3-bedrm. brk.. liy, rm. with
firepl.. sep din, fm. ~ baths
rec. rm. Ewes, RI 8.7ase.
W. Calvin Crawford Co.
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ird Realty JE. 2-47C
ARLINGTON
GENTLEMAN's FSTATE

ARLINGTON
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
Highly desirable location
Exclusive Riverwood - Just
minutes from Washingon
and Pentagon. Distinctive
brick rambler with 3 bed
rooms, . u baths and mod
ern Kitchen completely
equipped. Basement Tecrea-
tion .room-Rarage. ia-acre
lot where YOU can enjoy out
door living In a secluded
setting. Reasonably priced,
we will finance with excel
lent terms, Call IA 7-O3OO,
2300 Wilson blvd. WE AC-
CEPT TRADES,
FAMILY HOME
Nice neighborhood for chill
dren 10 grow. Only the best
was used In the construe-
tion OF this brick house with
plenty OF room for all. 3 bed
rooms, formal dining rm..
and a large modern Kitchen,
Basement has a deliEhtful
recreation room. Wonderful
buy at S2l $50. Convenient
Falls Church area, Call IA,
7-p30O, 1900 Wilson blvd.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
OPEN HOUSE

~ - ~ - ~ -
soUTHLAWN (oxoN HILL) / TO 2
5ll1 LINDSAY ROAD
$500 down FLA. 3-bedroom brick
rambler with another bedroom in
bsmt, All utils. and off street
parking, $4,000.
PUFFENBERdER, Rltr. CH. $4,000
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CORNER LOT

Completely anchor fenced ana a
lovely rec. rm. makes this an
ideal home for young family
LARGE hy, rm., table space kit,
bedrms. and bath. A few blks.
from kenilvorth Ave. makes this
home accessible 70 most every
thing. FHA and VA appraised.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

HYATTSvlLLE HlLLS-Rungalow,
close 70 the Plaza, schools. newly
dec. 3 bedrms, bath, liv. rm
firepl, din. rm,, kit, h,-w.h., lge.
fenced yard, garage. CLAUDE
BHiFLET. RA. 3.5kOO.
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LANGLEY PARK-FHA approved,
SIC 900, 2 bdrm brick rambler.
tull hSmt. with rec, rm iAlousied
porch. OWNER. He l.Isln-
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BELTSvrLLE - Close TO
plant, industry and NASA.
fmmac. custom built brick
rambler. 8 bedrms., de luxe
kit, firepl. and high ceiling.
Walk-out bsmt. with tabu-
lous rec. rm., "a bath and
Dashboard h.-w. heat. Just
$40 500, with excellent
terms
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TrwIanATE AREA-Brick

LEWISDALE AREA-bTItk
rambler. featuring sep. din.
rm., corner fireplace. kit.
with breakfast nook, twin
sized bedrooms, gas hot
water heat and carport:
Priced for quick sale at
sl4. $50. with lust $3.50
down.
Evening star., 1963-05-26

AN ADVENTURE in happy living
awaits you. A traditional Colonial
home designed with especially large
rooms and hot water heat. 90 II.
living room. huge formal dining
room, bright full basement with
maids quarters and full bath
Beautifully handicapped grounds
and a prime location most con-
Venient to superb schools,
churches and shopping. See this
one for sure today. Can't be beat
AZ S24.500. Call JE. $4,000.
Shannon & Luchs
SINCE 1909
ANNANDALE AREA = Rambler on
large cor. lot, newly dec, . bed
rms large kit. with breakfast
oar or and dining area; Immed. oe-
2-0lOl.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Big Game Trophy Hunters Warned
 Deadline Nears for Awards Entries

The 1862 annual awards ban quet of the Alaska Big Game Trophy Club, Inc, is announced for April 26 at the Westward Ho- tel Ballroom, Anchorage.
 Anyone taking an Alaskan tro- phy in the calendar year of 1862 is asked to have the trophy mea- sured and submitted in this first big game trophy competition. En- tries will be taken until March 31 and there is no entry fee.
 Top place heads will be request ed for display at the banquet. The animal must have been taken in Alaska legally and in fair chase. Trophies prior to 1862 will not be considered.
 Trophy animals are classified as: bison, brown bear, Southeast ern brown bear, grizzly bear, glacier bear, caribou, Dall sheep, deer, elk, moose, mountain goat, muskox, polar bear, walrus and Worf.
 Awards will be presented at the banquet and will consist of medallion for first place in each classification and certificate for second and third places. The most outstanding trophy will also receive an award. A book listing the official scores and pictures is planned for publication in the near future.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Kenai-kasilOf Subdistrict' Makes 1863 Work Plan

A full order of business was acted upon at the recent meeting of the Kenai-Kasilof Soil Conser- vation Subdistrict.
 Membership and participation in the National Association of Conservation Districts was pass ed by unanimous vote of the mem- bers present. This action brings all three Peninsula subdistricts into this national farm organiza tion. It is hoped that active par ticipation will gain an effective Alaskan voice in soil and water conservation programs.
 The board decided to write to Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman in support of the pro- posal for Land And People Conference' in Alaska. This would bring Freeman and his ad- visors to Alaska to discuss needs and problems with local people. A meeting such as this would provide an opportunity to dis cuss the operation of national ag- rieultural programs under Alas kan conditions.
 Plans were made for the next issue of the Kenai-Kasilof sud- district newsletter. A revised and expanded mailing list was work ed on and subject matter selected.
 The proposed subdistrict pro- gram for the coming year was discussed. Several projects of iih- portance were considered - Dis trict rental machinery = increas- ed All work - vocational agri- cultural education regular meetings with state and federal agricultural agencies. This indi- cates the increasing subdistrict activity in the field of agricultur- al policy and planning for the up- per Peninsula.
 Members present at the meet ing were I. J. Charleton, Ed Mey- CT, and Homer Swires. Guests in- cluded Jim Seward, Sterling, and Art Hawk, SCS technician work ing with the subdistrict.
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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

Scoring of trophies will be ac- cepted only from official measur- CTS, list of whom may be obtain ed by writing to the Alaska Big Game Trophy Club, Inc, 1O9 Sixth Ave-, West, Anchorage. Boone and Crockett scoring sys- tenn will be used to standardize the measuring. Tickets for the banquet may also be obtained from the same office.
 Two of the official measurers included on the list are on the kenai Peninsula. They are John w. Klingbeil, Jr., protection of ficer, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Box 24, Homer, and E. w. Valentine, ADF&G, Box 939, Seward.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

"The loss is due to failure of nonresident fishermen to pay is especially serious,' the Governor stated. "Non-resident fishermen are in Alaska for a relatively short time and are difficult to track down while in Alaska for purposes of criminal prosecution or civil suit. The only effective way to obtain the taxes they owe is to obtain it at it's source.
 "The fact that the due date for paying income taxes falls almost a year after most of the income has been received causes wide- spread hardship. Fishermen are required to pay the tax when they are least able to do so."
 The Governor said paper work for the collections will be done by the Department of Revenue.
 "The bill will not create red tape and paper work for fisher men and fish proeessors,' s,' he said.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
High Times At keniai;llii i;ll High
by Michaelene s. Pendleton

The third nine weeks grading period IS over and report cards were handed out last Tuesday. An exemplary" honor roll and a "B-average" honor roll will be announced next week.
 But even over the moans and groans of report card blues could be heard the heartfelt sighs of freedom as the report went out that there was to be no school Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day because of a Teachers Con- vention in Anchorage. The stu- dents are happy but some of the teachers have long faces.
 Tickets are on sale for the An nual Spring Concert given by the kCHS band and chorus. The tick cts can be bought from band and chorus members for S1.OO for adults. Other adult tickets and soc tickets for children under 12 may be purchased at the door. The concert will be held Thurs day, April II, at 8 pm. in the kenai High Gym. The proceeds from the concert will be used to send the band and chorus to the 1863 Music Festival in Anchor age.
 The Spanish Club Dinner went off with a viva" last Saturday night. The Spanish Club sponsor and Spanish teacher, Mrs. Nina Sample, said there were about 130 hungry people and the Club cleared approximately S200 dol lars. In the words of Roger Meeks, famished high school custodian, "The food was delicious"
 Tuesday, March F, a film en- titled Leonard Bernstein in Mos cow was shown to chorus and band members of kenai High. A showing was given Tuesday night to townspeople. The film was made in the Tchaikowski Concert Hall in Moscow where Leonard Bernstein and The New York Philharmonic Symphony were touring. Selections were played from Aaron Copeland's Billy The Kid" ballet and Shostakovich' s
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

Seventh Symphony. Bernstein pointed out that if there was so little difference between Russian and American music, why should there be so much difference be- tween Russian and American peoples
 The first Chess Tournament is over and the new Chess Master of kCHS" is Ken Thompson, recent transfer to KCHS.
 Student Council members are selling tickets to the annual KC- HIS Talent Show to be held on March 20. The tickets are $1.OO. This is a worthwhile cause and some fine young entertainment will be provided.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Seeks Approval of Bill to Withhold
 Alaska Tax on Initial Sales of Fish

The Alaska Legislature has been asked by Governor William A. Egan to approve bill to with hold Alaska income tax on initial sales of fish and fish products.
 The bill was prompted by the States loss during the years 1859 through 1861 of approximately $5O0, ,352.27 in tax revenues due to failure of commercial fisher men to pay the Alaska income tax and school tax. Nonresident fishermen accounted for most of the loss - approximately $780, 747.66.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
Notice!

Would the persons who borrow- ed the Ski Hill battery and a4 case oil return them promptly OF identities will be made public.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22
LEGAL NOTICE UNITED STATES

# UNI ELI D A ES
 DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
 BUREAU OF. LAND
 MANAGEMENT
 Land Office
 Gordova Building 555 Cordova Street
 Anchorage, Alaska Date: Feb. 26, 1863 q NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Norman Oren Williams entryman. of Kasilof, Alaska, together with his witnesses Charles L. Simon, Sr. of Kasilof, Alaska and Alvin Neo Ness of Kasilof, Alaska has Submitted final proof on his Homestead entry Anchorage Ser ial Number 04009S for a tract of land described as
 Lot 5, Sec. 6, T. 3 N, R. II
 w., SIM,
 containing 32.51 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Of flee, Anchorage, Alaska. Any per son, corporation, or association having or asserting any adverse interest in, or claim to, the tract of land or any part thereof sought. may file in the Anchorage Land Office, during the period of publication or within 30 days Thereafter, under oath, an adverse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof. and such adverse Claimant shall, within sixty days after the filing of such adverse claim, begin action to quiet title in court of competent jurisdic- tion within Alaska, and thereaf- s.ter patent shall be issued in con- formity with the final decree of the court.
 Alfred P. Steger
 Chief, Lands Section Pub. Mar. 22-29, Apr. 5-12-19, 1868.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-03-22

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St. Paul recorder., 1963-06-06
NEGRO JUDGE NAMED TO
GEM. SCHOLARSHIP
ADVISORY COUNCIL

Kansas City, Mo. (ANP) -
Judge Lewis w. Clymer of the
Municipal court has been named
as one of six Kansas City area
community leaders to serve on the
1868 Government Employees Mart
GEM International Scholarship
Advisory council, which will award
$500 in college scholarships to
the children of GEM members in
the Kansas City area.
Other members of the council
are: the Rev. FIR. Stanley Kelam-
ala, s. j., director of admissions,
Rockhurst college; Myron L. Alex
ander, superintendent of public in
strucuon elect, johnson county,
Kas.; Capt. Ronald D. Fredericks
USMC, Officer Selection Officer,
USING Recruiting Station, Kansas
City; Berndt L. Kolker, Hce-pres-
ident, University Of Kansas City;
and Mark Stone, civic and bus
mess leader.
A total of $4,000 in scholar
ships will be awarded nationally
by GEM in 1868. The scholarship
program is sponsored in all cities
where GEM International operates
stores. GEM, Government En-
ployes Mart, is a closed-door mem
bership department store chain. 1t
operates two stores in the Kansas
City area.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-06-06
ThTice-Wed Women
Is 3.Time Loser

Denver (ANP) - After three
marriages - and two divorces -
with the same man, Mrs. Charlotte
Mosier Hunt, "a, finally learned
about her husband.
And she promptly obtained an
annulment Of all three marriages
from District Judge Sherman G.
Finesilver on grounds Of bigamy.
Mrs. Hunt married Garnett c.
Hunt, now 81, on July 2, 1919, in
Larimer county. The couple soon
separated, and in 1852, she OBJ
tanned a divorce in Denver.
But love bloomed again, and on
June II, 1856, the Hunts remar-
ried in Arapahoe county. Mrs. Hunt
obtained another Denver divorce
in early 1869.
The couple married again on
St. Paul recorder., 1963-06-06
WATTAGE DOES NOT
INDICATE RRlGMRAIEse

Many people think the wattage
on an incandescent light bulb in
dicates the amount Of light the
bulb will produce.
This is not so. Consumer spec
ialists in the US. Department Of
Agriculture's Rural Electrification
say wattage indicates only the
amount Of electrical energy the
bulb uses.
Although a 100-watt bulb gives
more light than a 50-watt, it may
not necessarily give twice as much.
In fact, a 100-watt usually throws
out much more than twice the
amount Of light Of a 50-watt bulb.
So, If you want to get the most
light, use one bulb Of large wat
tage rather than two smaller ones
that add up to that wattage-
providing, Of course, distribution
Of light is not a problem.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-06-06

Sept. 21, 1859, in Douglas county.
Six weeks ago Mrs. Hunt asked
for an annulment. In her COM
plant she alleged that her hus-
band "willfully withheld from
her" the fact that at the time of
all of their marriages, he was
legally married to Ruby Sherman,
also known as Ruby White. This
secret marriage occurred on Oct.
7, 1922, in Atchison, Kans., she
charged.