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Evening star., 1963-12-19
The
Rambler
Doubles for
Suntu Claus
By GEORGE KENNEDY

~ 06OAN0L AL4N4NEO1
I don't know why it is, but
Mary McGrory stil wants me
to play Santa Claus at her
Christmas parties for the
little orphans Of st. AIMS.
No one else does.
I still have my amateur
standing.
Once I tried to get a job
at Woodies. But the head
Santa Claus said my beard
was inadequate.
I was hurt. It's a very good
beard. He said the role
called for one of these big
white false boards. That's
what the children like, he
said. A real beard means
nothing to them.
How does he know?
I think Mary likes my act
because I'm so miScaSt.
Basically it's Scrooge playing
Santa Claus.
Instead of a iovial "Ho,
Ho!" and another "Ho, Ho,'"
I would shout Bah! Hum
bug"
Mary said I would scare
some Of the kids into be-
having over the holidays.
Mary is all for that and so
are the sisters at ST AIMS.
Evening star., 1963-12-19
Bud get Is Awaiting
Signing by Johnson
1913 Million
Covers Most
DC. Requests
BY SAM EASTMAN
BY a Star staff Writer

A District budget measure,
which provides a record-high
Federal grant to help pay the
city's expenses, today awaits
the signature Of President
Johnson.
From a spending standpoint,
the 1918 million appropriations
bill covers most of the pro-
grams and building projects re-
quested by city officials.
Final congressional approval
came yesterday afternoon
when the bill cleared the Sem
ate. The House had passed it q
few hours earlier.
The 1913 million spending
total is for the current fiscal
year, which now is nearly half
over.
Evening star., 1963-03-20
Venezuela Asks
U. N. to Prohibit
Insulting Letters

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Mar. 20 CAP).-venezuela in
sisted yesterday that state
ments containing insulting
language should be barred from
circulation as official U. N.
documents.
Carlos Sosa Rodriguez, Vene-
zuelan Ambassador TO the
United Nations, protested last
Friday against circulation Of a
Cuban letter that accused the
United States Of harassing the
Castro regime and said Vene-
zuela acted similarly upon
White House orders. Mr.. Sosa
Rodriguez said the letter in
suited his government.
Brazilian Ambassador Geraldo
de Carvalho Silos, Security
Council president for March,
told Mr.. Sosa Rodriguez that
II has been the established
practice Of the Council ito cir
culate. at the request Of q
member state. any document
concerning an item inscribed
on the agenda Of the Council"
Mr.. sosa Rodriguez said in
reply his government ac-
knowledges the right Of a mem-
Der state TO report a dispute
and to use all the arguments
it sees fit in defense Of its
position.
Evening star., 1963-03-20
ireland Seeks Trade

LONDON, Mar. 20 (AP). :
Prime Minister Sean Lemass OF
Ireland wound up q two-day
visit to London yesterday. A
communique said he pressed for
increased trade between the two
countries. The Joint statement
said the British told Mr.. Lemass
that changes in British farm
policy are being considered, and
the Irish will be invited to dis
cuss them when they are COM
plete.
Evening star., 1963-03-20
BY J. A. OTEARY
star staff Wrltar

This country Is in as much
danger from economic disaster
as 1t is from enemy attack,
Representative McClory, Re-
publican Of Illinois. told the
Senate Government Operations
Committee today in advocating
tighter control over the budget.
His testimony followed q
sharp new attack on the Ken
nedy budget yesterday by the
Republican congressional lead
ers. Senator Dirksen and Rep
resentative Halleck.
Evening star., 1963-03-20
Economic Disaster Is Called
Peril EquaI to Enemy Attack

Mr.. Halleck predicted the
House will reject one Of the
Presidents new spending pro-
grams-the Youth Conserva-
ton Corps. Lack of a quorum
prevented the House Education
and Labor Committee from
acting on the youth bill today,
but 1t is expected to be re-
ported out Of committee by the
end of the week.
Urges Budget Review
Mr.. McClory. VINO was In
dorsing the bill 10 set UP a
joint House-Senate committee
Evening star., 1963-03-20

the youth program in the COM
ing year. but the Senate sub
committee exparded it to $l20
million.
Evening star., 1963-03-20

to review the budget, said:
IF planned and managed
deficits as advocated by the
Executives are TO remain un-
planned and unmanaged by
Congress. II unfavorable trade
balances and gold outflow con-
tinue without correction by APP
propriate legislative action, II
budget making proceeds as an
Executive function without
either the viii or the way on
the part Of Congress to review
or rewrite the Federal budget,
the end Of our republic would
seem to be inevitable"
Controller General Joseph
Campbell. Of the General Ac-
counting Office, said all possible
ways must be found to elm
mate waste. But he said 1t is
for Congress to decide as a
matter Of policy whether to set
up a Joint budget committee.
Mr.. Halleck told reporters
yesterday the Republicans are
interested in helping school
dropouts and graduates, but
contended the administrations
plan to put them to work in
the woods In a Youth Conserva-
ton Corps Is not the best
solution.
Urges Vocation Training
He said the Democrats on
the House committee have
turned down Republican
amendments designed to put
the emphasis on vocational
training.
Now, our only alternative is
to oppose the bill," said Mr..
"and I venture the
prediction it viii never be en-
acted In the House"
Meanwhile, a Senate Educa-
ton subcommittee completed
work yesterday on a revised
version Of the bill, but 1t must
still be approved by the entire
Education and Welfare Com
The administration had ear
marked 500 million to start
Evening star., 1963-04-28

A baseball game between the Sem
ators and the Chicago White Sox is
among the highlights for the TV
schedule of Sunday. May S. This
list is compiled from available infor-
mation.)
The Catholic Hour Q:30 pm,
WRC-D. II Am With You," four
part history of the Catholic Church
and it's Ecumenical Councils Nor
man Rose narrates.
Baseball $3.50 pm, WTOP-9).
Washington VS.. the Chicago White
Sox, from Chicago.
Tournament Of Champions (4:30
pm, WRC-D. Final four holes Of
the golf tourney from Las Vegas. Bob
Rosburg. Phil Harris. Chick Hearn
and Jim Macarthur. commentators.
Twentieth Century (6 pm. wTOP
81. Siege at Malta" story Of the
tiny islands perseverance under air
attacks during World War Two.
Walt Disney's World 1880 pm,
WRC-D. Repeat. IS a mmy. the
Way-Out Seal"
The Sunday Stor " MOsOzins.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

Ed Sullivan g pm, WTOP-9).
Ella Fitzgerald and Jackie Mason top
the guest list.
Sunday Night Movie g pm, WNdAL
ID. Repeat. John Mills, Horst
Buchholz and Hayley Mills in a first
class suspense thriller. Tiger Bay"
A tender friendship between a child
and a killer is developed to show the
triumph Of innocence over evil.
The Real McCOys 70 pm. wTOP-
o.. Soupy Sales guest stars as a jazz
musician.
BONANZA % pm, WRC-D. Death
stalks the Ponderosa in the form Of
q maniacal explosives expert.
GE True $3.50 pm, WTOP-9.
"Heydrich." part one of two-part
drama about two members Of the
Free Czech Army assigned to assas-
sinate the vicious Nazi protector Of
Czechoslovakia."
Show Of the Week 10 pm, WRC
a. Leslie Sands Something to
HIDE" suspense drama about a ro-
mantle triangle which leads to muir
der. Henry Jones and Colleen Dew
hurst co-star.
'OshinstOn. o. C.. April 70. 1868 81
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Water and Sewage
 Project Still Pending

The Nome City Council met in special session on Friday and went over all correspondence and forms received in relation to the water and sewage project to determine the actual status of affairs.
 Final consensus indicated that the project is still pending and in order.
 It was agreed to table the mat ter until the revenue bonds for Nome Power and Light have been signed sometime in June at which time the representative of the city signing the bonds will personally confer with HHFA and pursue the water and sewage problem.
 The second matter of business at the special meeting was concern ing the land on which the city plans to build the new power plant. City Attorney Tom Balone expressed the opinion that he felt the U.SSR. & M Go. had valid claim to the property. The mayor was authorized to confer with the U.S.S.S.R. & M Go. concerning the ground and ascertain what the asking price to the city would be
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Art Show Displays Promising Talent

Those who did not take adVan- tage of visiting the school on Fri day and Saturday and see the art show, missed real treat.
 What the young people have ac- complished in few short months under the direction of Mrs. Buch is quite astounding and shows what talent there is to be developed with proper instruction.
 The young students have been invited to select the best of their work for entry in the Art Show which is being sponsored by the Keoga Kozga Library Assn, dur ing the Midnight Sun Festival. The show which is being held in the foyer of the Nomerama courtesy of Willie Brown, attracted much attention last year and loca
 artists are busy preparing new pictures for the 1863 show as nc work displayed last year can be entered this year.
 Some pictures will be on display l and others will be available for purchase. Eskimo artists as far away as Pt. Hope have been in- vited to enter pictures. The show is open to young people as well as adults.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
First Tour Group Visits Nome Saturday

The first official tour group for Wien Airlines passed through Nome on Saturday, headed by tour director Frank Whaley, and ac- companied by Miss Alaska, Nina Whaley, daughter of the director.
 In the party were 32 travel agents from Chicago, the Midwest and Rocky Mountain chapters of the American Society of Travel Agents, who were guests of the Chamber of Commerce at no-host luncheon.
 Among the visitors were Mir and Mrs. K. E. Willett of Stevens Point, Wis, where they have their own travel agency.
 They were delighted to meet a former friend, Mrs. Roscoe Wilke, who met them at the hotel and en- joyed talking over old times when Mrs. Wilke was Mrs. Willett's kindergarten student. The Will let's were very interested in find ing out how and why anyone from Wisconsin preferred Alaska and chose to call Nome their perman- ent home.
 The party left for Kotzebue where dog team rides, shee fishing and reindeer on the hoof was promised them.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Army Recruiter Will Visit Nome This Week

M/Sgt. Joseph Prunier. US. Army recuiter, will visit Nome, May 21, g and 23. The Sergeant will visit with the high school student body on Wednesday where movies will be shown on the various military careers for young men and women in the armed serv- ices and the importance of a high school education. A discussion will be held after each movie on the entrance requirements for the vari- ous occupational training programs offered by the Army.
 For the young men and women who are not in school, the sergeant will be available at the National Guard Armory to discuss with and qualify interested young men and women for the numerous technical training courses offered by the Army. These courses cover all fields related to civilian business and industry such as aircraft, automotive and diesel engineering; various phases of electronics; busi- ness administration; medicine and dentistry; airplane and helicopter pilot training; and officer training
 The sergeant has a complete list of technical training courses offer ed by the Army to eligible young men and women and shall vel come all visitors either at the Armory through M/Sgt. Posey, or in the evening at the North Star Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
BERT MCCARTHY WILL
 TAKE EXTENDED VACATION

w. B. BerD Mccarthy, vel known Nomeite who has been with Lomen Commercial Co. for many years, will not be returning this summer it was learned today from Jim Carey. MT. Mccarthy is going on a long vacation leaving Seattle and going to Limpertsburg, Lux embourg, with his son Water, who is manager for International U.S.A., Inc
 The trip will take him via San Francisco, Montreal, London and Frankfurt.
 Friends may write him as Fl Ave. Dubois, Limpertsburg, Lux embourg.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
WIEN AIRLINES TOUR
 SEASON STARTS TODAY

The tour season starts today for Wien Airlines with the first group of visitors on Wien seeing Nome from the big yellow bus under the supervision of Willie Brown, tour guide.
 Starting today, the flights will arrive daily at about g o'clock and continue on to Kotzebue at p.m., giving the tourists hours in Nome with luncheon being served at the Seaview Room as part of the tour.
 In June the airlines have an- nounced twice a day service with an evening flight arriving from Kotzebue which will include tourists who have made the Barrow flight.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
COMM and COIN

From Fairbanks: w. McIver, M Bruno, James Pappas, Ernest Parr, May Buck, Madylen Kingston.
 From Kotzebue: Jean Bighead, Ed Nygard, Jack Manley.
 To Kotzebue: Lorena Gray, Elm ma Black, Norma Harris, David Johnson.
 To Fairbanks: H. Wright, Earl Bolts, Guy Rivers.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20

FOUND: Small purse with money.
 Identify at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Baqpipe Band 10 Play Here

Bonny Scotland will lend bit of historic music to Nome listeners during the Lions Convention, when the famed Midnight Sun Pipe Band of Whitehorse, VT, will perform next week.
 The group, recent performers on the Ed Sullivan show will arrive in Nome on May 29. Hoy Came. ron, governor of the Yukon Ter ritory is a member of the band.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
New School for Pt. Hope

MT. and Mrs Archie Harrison, of BIA plant design and construc- ton, arrived in Pt. Hope May II to begin work on the new Pt. Hope School.
 He will be hiring as many as 25 or 30 local people at the height of construction. The school is ex- pected to be completed by Christ mas.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Will Teach in Seattle

Alice GIavinOVich, younges t daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Glavinovich, is graduating from Seattle University with a Bache- Tor of Arts Degree in Education.
 Miss Glavinovich has signed a contract to teach the first grade in the Shoreline School in Seattle, starting this fall.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
Fred Larsons Welcomed Home

MT. and Mrs. Fred Larson were welcomed home by their many friends after an absence of a few years while they have been living in Anchorage.
 Mrs. Larson will take up resi- dence here while her husband is stationed with RIGA.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
HOSPITAL NEWS Admitted: Ralph Brown, Lewis

 Anagick.
 Discharged: Ernest Booshu, Betty Hester, Wayne Walluk, Flora Sa- vok, Peter Castell, Norman Keali. her, Anita Burkhart, Leonard Ma. payonack, Betty Anagick.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Maloney are the parents of son born on May 19 at the hospital. The father is employed at the MMM Hospital. Mir and Mrs. Morgan Aukon- gak are the parents of twins born at the hospital this morning. The father of the little boy and little girl is with RIGA. Grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Sigfried Aukon- gak of Golovin and Mrs. Lydia Bell.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20

Ray Arnold. third-year student at Alaska Methodist University, was a returning student today and will be home for the summer.
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20
WEATHER OUTLOOK

Mostly cloudy with occasional rain. Little change in temperature.
 In the last "A hours: High of 37, low of 32. Max wind 35 mph from the SSE. Sunrise at 2:23 a.m., sun- set at 9:36 pm.
 Temps. a year ago today: High of 37, low of 31. Extremes on this date since 1907: High of 57 in 1912, low of 12 in 1933
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20

Americans now spend more than $3 million day for their news papers. But can you think of better investment,
The Nome nugget., 1963-05-20

In 1900 about 162 children out of a thousand died before they were year old. Now the mortality rate is down to 253 per thousand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30
U. 5. May Join
Fight on Rise
InPhOne Rates

The Federal Government
may be in fighting on the side
Of District phone users against
higher rates proposed by the
Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co.
A petition for intervention in
hearings on a proposed general
rate increase has been filed
by the Government Services
Administration. Joseph S. Gre
co executive secretary Of the
District Public Utilities Com
mission said yesterday.
GSA points out that Federal
agencies run up a $2e.5 million
annual bill with the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone
Co. The IS million which GSA
claims the higher rates would
cost is nearly so per cent of
the total additional revenue
from all customers the COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30
VIsTAs IN SCIENCE
Reds Find Mountain
Under Arctic Ocean

merce Department.
This appears" says the re-
port, TO be a continuation of
the well-k nown mid-Atlantic
mountain ridge extending past
Iceland and Greenland into the
polar basin and the LapteV Sea.
1T extends more than 1000
miles along the bottom Of the
Atlantic and Arctic Oceans. In
several places it rise more than
10000 feet above the ocean
floor. We now are processing
the collected data and compil-
ing a map. showing the charac-
teriStics of the great submarine
mountain ridge"
The Russian oceanographers
also report finding a hitherto
unknown mountain range I'M
der the Indian Ocean, extend
ing from the southeastern part
Of the Bay of Bengal to the la
tutide Of Southern Australia, a
distance Of more than $500
miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30

pany hopes 70 get. Mr. Greco
said.
The p. U. c. today set Novem-
Der Z for a pre-hearing confer
ence on Caps rate proposal.
Public hearings viii be held at
a later date.
CAP is proposing to raise
most basic monthly charges
for residential phones by sI.25.
In addition to GSA, two in
dividuals have filed petitions
to intervene: Walter H. Mayo
III, 2607 o street NV, and
Gordon M. Shaw, 4024 Calvert
street NV.
A GSA spokesman said that
the Governments position on
the proposed rates will not be
determined until after the tele-
phone company presents its
case for an increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30
Sleeping and pep pills:
WATCH OUT!

Millions of Americans-who
would not think of taking
"dope"-court addiction,
death and disaster with self
prescribed drugs which are
hooking" more people than
narcotics.
NovemberRea Digest
tells how character is changed
by both sleeping and pep
pills and why Sen. Dodd
says we must stamp out this
virtual epidemic" Read
the article condensed from
Good Housekeeping in the
November Readers Digest
noSO on sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30
Snack Bar Talk

DR.. Richard Stephens, a
sociology professor at George
Washington University. will
speak on "A Survey Of Student
Attitudes on Some Campuses"
at the weekly snack bar lunch
OF the B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation Of the university
at 1880 pm. Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-30
VISTAS IN SCIENCE
By THOMAS r. HENRY
Star Special Writer

The discovery Of q third
great mountain range un d er
the Arctic Ocean has Just been
announced by Soviet scientists.
A translation Of their report
has been issued by the Com
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
statesmen WANTED

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Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
EGISTRAR CITED

NEW ORLEANS. La. = a Mis-
sissippi voter registrar. accused
Of attempting to fail Negro ap-
plicants. was convicted Of civil
contempt Of federal court.
Theron Lynd, 43. of Hatties-
burg. was given ten days to COM
ply with a list Of court require
ments to rid himself Of contempt
charges.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
THANK YOU NOTE

Thanks for all cards, flowers
and gifts sent to me during my
recent illness. Special thanks to
the faculty Of the Palmdale
School.
Mrs. Ollie Mccoy
2752 E. Chapman
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19

Come hurry with the picture We swimming party
ready young
From left in front Donald Douglas and Janet Colbert Second
includes Joyce Colbert Patricia Gen Joan Blackburn honoee.
Patricia Jackson, Drusella Brooks, and Joan Colbert
Zeia Brooks is perched high the life guards stand.
Joan Blackburn of Los Angeles is visiting her grandmother Mrs.
Tiny Bishop 1921 E. Broadway who hostess the party
held at re Pool Monday July is. Refreshments served later.
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19

lawn party honorng Miss Linda Carr Of Pasadena California.
held Saturday the home Of her uncle and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Mathews, 17l0 W. Mohave.
First photo Kneeling from left Gary Eppinger Kenneth
Brown Larry Jack Larry Marn standing Misses Betty Doss
Linda Carr honoree. Velma Fryer Edward Mrry. Ellen Hum
phreys. Rose Fryer, and Herman Mathews. Jr.
Second photo Front includes Samuel Neson Velma Gentry
Parlean Doss. Carolyn Gentry. and Gregory Engram.
Back Wayne Carrehers. Edward Gilbert Robert Mcr
Larry ark. Leslie Epeson Jimmie Gentry and Ronald Gabreah
Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
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Arizona tribune., 1963-07-19
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Evening star., 1963-04-21
a +
G J 1
N HOLLYWOOD, the expression
they lived happily ever after" is
about as durable as a permanent

wave, and usually is followed by the pathetic
cliche, 1--WE are still good friends" A pleasant
exception to all this is the marriage Of Dick
and Marjorie Van Dyke, who were childhood
sweethearts back in Danville, I'll. They we're
married in l947 on the Bride and Groom"
radio show and. despite the publicity circum.
stances, their marriage is one Of the most
stable in Hollywood. They have four children:
Christian, l3; Barrie, IL; Stacey, 8; Carrie
Beth, going on her second birthday.