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THE NEWS--NEWPORT, R. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958 Gretchen Bu.vbaum GRETCHEN BUXBAUM, VI 6-9810 TOM GALV1N, VI 7-5340 It Won't Be Long JUST AROUND THE CORNER is the start of the dreaded, but likewise longed-for (although we may not admit it) school year. Camps have closed, summer jobs are ending, winter spending money has been earned and football practice has started. The lure of school is here. To be at loose ends is okay for a short time, but the routine of school the early rising, the crowded corridors and lunch rooms, the new faces with their new ideas, and the waiting for dismissal-is deep down really appealing.

As silly as it may seem, we of work. Concentration on studying during the week makes the weekend more appreciated. Just like too much of anything, too much vacation becomes sickening. We think the following quote sums up our real reason for looking forward to school. "Variety is the very spice of life that gives it all its flavors." Judy thinks it quite necessary to be a hit with the opposite sex.

She is taking a commercial course at Rogers, English being her favorite subject. Upon graduation Judy will be going Bryant Secretarial School. With her brains, appearance and bubbling personality, she is sure to be a great success in the business world and among her friends. MOON TALK How did you like the 10 o'clock feeding. Bob? What size is Bill Fan-ell's ladder? We hear Kenny Keeley is good at playing marbles Why is Byrne Callalian called "Moon What midshipman's mid- BETTY LOU got a new pair of shoes Some cute femata fash- Ions this summer would be Sheila O'Rielly's blue skirt suit, Arlene Callahan's red wool Bermudas, Leslie Conron's blue bathing suit, Bonnie Osborne's darling blonde pony tail, Mary Bisson's red and white striped bathing suit, Pat G'alvin's red, white and blue sailor blouse, Sue Landry's white, gray and black striped swim suit.

BLUE BOY Some good looking outfits seen on the well-dressed male would be Jimmy Shea's red plaid bathing suit, Francis Mello's purple plaid shirt. Jimmy Grant's khaki Easton's Beach bathing suit seen at Hazard's Beach, Jackie Scott's i puii-over shirt, Ted Raoch's a shorts. Bob Phelan's blue trousers, Jim Teehan's red reversible bathing suit. SHEIK OF ARABY This 5 teet 7 inch De La Salle junior is well-known for his sense of humor and ability to get along with everyone. Being a member of St.

Mary's CYO and the Vocation Club at school, plus being Mr. Geoff Sullivan, keeps him mighty busy. He includes in his favorite tunes, especially for dancing "Beethoven's Fifth" and "Moonlight He likes Italian food and best of all lasagna. Geoff's pet peeves seem to be big brothers who overpower you and little brothers who bother you. In between brothers, he rounds with- his likes to play tennis and plays a grand game of croquet.

In the classroom he likes math but favors algebra. For this reason, he aspires to the engineering field. We're sure that with the many abilities he possesses, he's GIVEN SENDOFF--These four youths who have enlisted in Army were given party last night at Community Center by Newport Kiwanis. Club. Jack Tetelbaum, club youth co-chairman, is presenting gifts to, from left, Charles Holley of 24 Third John Lima of 71 Callender Gene Young of 41 Callender Ave.

and Juan Evangelista of 18 Pearl St. (Daily News Photo) i 429 Commanders Approved For Promotion A list of 429 Navy comnianders approved by President Eisenhower for promotion to captain have been released by the Navy Department. The interim appointments were not acted on by Congress before adjournment and will have to be ley J. Little, Harry F. Fischer, James G.

Hedrick, Thomas R. Perry, Jacob V. Heimark, Roy C. Sniallwood, Guy Er Hearn, William M. Braybrook, William E.

Westhoif, David L. G. King, Allen A. Bergner, William W. Braley.

Charles S. confirmed later, probably soon af- Walline, John H. Caldwell, Wilter Congress sits next January, i liam' Keating. Markenson Var- Congre, The actual January, promotions must die name is Ellsworth? Why await vacancies in the total number of captaincies the Navy is permitted to have. That means that in some cases, the new captains will not receive their fourth stripe until sometime next year.

The President's approval followed a report of a selection board that recommended line officers Regular Navy a Naval serve.for temporary promotion to ley Ju ian Burke Jr Naman land, Andrew H. Reid. Also, Paul M. Paul, Richard W. Parker, Richard M.

Niles, William S. Antle, Allen P. Cook, William H. James F. McRoberts, Robert L.

Kalen, Edward F. Jacobs, Arthur G. Esch, Harry C. White, John H. Boyum, Douglas A.

Clark, Carl A. Sander, Also, George S. Sharratt, Jr. Ashton C. Miller, Harvey W.

Hall, Milton A. Zimmerman, Thomas P. Smith, Paul J. Brownlovv, Clarence J. Zurcher Elbert H.

English Cecil Clark, William W. Meadors, Edward Higgins, Raymond M. Harris, Thomas R. Weschler, Louis Burnett, John M. Watson Waltei J.

Frazier, William M. Nicholson Frank Sanger, Jr. Cuccias, James P. Jamison, Vic tor Delano, Clarence C. Wright Victor A.

Moitoret, Thomas Buell, Dante R. Marzetta. Also, John M. Duke, George S. Morrison, Robert L.

Baughan Walter D. Gaddis, William Harbey J. Smith, James S. Rowen, Lewis E. Larson, Dav Elkins, Wilbur G.

Glenn, Jesse do they dedicate "Susie Darlin" to GS? Salty would like to say "Hi," Rock. ANGEL BABY The perfect miss would obtain Ann Biastre's captain. Among the commanders so listed are Royal K. Joslin, formerly ol Newport and a graduate of Rogers High School; Murl A. Larkin of the Naval Justice School staff; Norman D.

Johnson, another New- 1411:33 wuum uuuaiu mill sense of humor, Micky Luby's fig- of Rogers; John ure, Margaret Moore's brains, Diane Mosher's personality, Eileen Hussey's winning smile, Elaine Peckham's a i Mary Anne Brown's eyes, Debbie Meikle's sweetness, Ann Garreau's teeth, Leslie Conron's hands, Barbara Reynolds' friendliness and Barbara Nelson's athletic ability. BIG A If we could have a have Joe Hutchinson's even personality, Tom Dyman's scholastic qualities, Tom Dutra's leadership, Bill Barney's sports ability, Gerry Espanola's ability to wear domes, Messer, olficer-in-charge of the Central Torpedo Office; Quentin C. Crommelin, brother of the Naval Base commander, Rear Adm. Henry Crommelin, and James S. Dowdell, former public information officer at the" Naval War College.

The complete list; William J. Manning, Donald J. O'Meara, Frederick Tucker, Richard F. Barry, Paul C. Rooney, Irving D.

Dewey, James A. McAllister, Jack W. Hough, Theodore J. Banvard, Norman V. Scurria, Samuel L.

Prickett, Martin P. MacNair, Charles D. Huston, Robert H. Hare, Robert Buchan, Elbert R. Lincoln Louis E.

Burke Fan-ell B. McFarland. Also, Richard W. Shafer, William A. Walker, III, Hugh A.

Hanna. Demetrius J. Vellis, Robert D. Quinn, John W. Sullivan, George W.

Kittredge, William J. Hughes, William B. Morton. William J. Bowers, Herbert C.

Weart, Samuel Walls, Joseph Garrett, Barton F. Jones, Lavell M. Bigelow, John S. Burns Joseph Houseton. Robert W.

Savage, Edmond J. Newbould, Ira Dye, Wilmon H. Ayer, Julius E. Gibbs, Robert J. Fleming.

Also, Ralph L. Werner, Charles Ainsworth, Norman D. Johnson, Marvin E. Barnett, Lukas V. Dachs.

William L. Pack, WilliarS' I. McGowan, Harold 0. Hilmar, William E. Weisert, John S.

Hil, Marshal W. Nicholson, Henry L. Anderton. James W. Grant, Rich- Rich Reagan's build, Jim Towey's vvilliam Wollen.

going to make a success of self. him- QUEEN OF SHEBA A 5-foot- 2 inch R.ogers senior lass this year with brown eyes and brown hair would be Judy White. Judy's favorites include fried chicken, the jazz song "Mac the 1 have finally found a teenager enjoys something popular music) and else besides tlje expression "no kidding." Her activities are many. She is on the Library Auxiliary, in the Tennis Club, usherette for class nite, on the Red and Black staff, in Pep Nite and on last year's Junior Deb Board. Judy is busy this summer with her part-time job at Von Villas' Pharmacy in Portsmouth, beaching and an occasional set of tennis.

As most teenage females will agree, polilenes and a sense of humor important on a date, and Nuclear Project Planned For Alaska ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (AP) A nonmilitary nuclear project has been scheduled for the summer of 1960 in Alaska. The director of field testing for Saiidia Richard A. Bice, says thu project is one of three to "be undertaken as part of Proj- jcc-t Plowshare.

'Ho sad the projects are a possible harbor on the northwest coast, a proposed channel through the peninsula which starts the Aleutian chain and a along the coastal strip Alaska which Stretches south toward the United States. A final decision as to which one be first has not been reached, Eire said, although one definitely will be undertaken by the deadline. humor. THE WAITING GAME A 3- feet 4-inch senior at St. Catherine has brown hair and brown eyes, nicknamed favorites are the record "Devoted To You," the expression "I'm sorry," the subject math and steak and pizza works at Egan's Laundry.

in spare time she likes to go visiting and watch basketball likes a short boy with brown eyes and brown hair (has a certain one in mind, I think). dislikes a person who doesn't finish what he is saving, belongs ID St. Joseph's CYO, the Junior Catholic Daughters and the school Glee Club at school. wants to become a nurse. Answer at the end of column.

SAME OLD SONG AND DANCE We would like to dedicate the following records to the following people. "Tears on my Pillow" to Eileen O'Reilly, "Annie Get Your Gun" to Mike Lalli, "Harvey's Got a Girlfriend" to Bill Fan-ell, "Rpckin Robin" to Gerry Sullivan' "Bird Dog" to Mary McAlloon, "Lean Jean" to Jean Connolly, "My True Love" to Elaine Clickman and Steve Singleton and "Fever" to our warm muggy nights. I WONDER WHY How do you know the world is round? Jay Kelly "I went up on the roof with B. F. and looked." Eileen O'Rielly "They taught it to me at Parris Island." Eileen Hussey "Riles told me!" Kathy Connerlon "Columbus said so! Path To Moon Could Be Swept By ALTON L.

BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Writer AMSTERDAM, Netherlands satellites could louseclean away the' dangerous and of radioactivity high above tile earth, a space scientist has iuggested. This radiation is the mystery lalo discovered by Explorer satel- ites and Sputniks. It apparently could be deadly to humans. But 'the sweepers could clear a channel so humans could safely zoom off on space trips, Dr. S.

Tred Singer of the University of Maryland told the International Astronautical Federation, meeting lere' this Or space ships might escape it by taking off over the poles, where there are apparently natural holes in the licit, he continued. As another idea, space. ships might be equipped with magnetic screens to fend off me radiation. All these schemes would avoid tremendously heavy lead shielding. The radiation band, he continued, probably stretches 40,000 miles above the earth before it dwindles away.

The radiation band might even extend all the way to the moon, Dr. Fred Whipple Smithsonian Institution astronomer, told a reporter. Singer said the radiation appears thinner at higher latitudes and nonexistent at the poles. He theorizes it is made of protons-positively charged atomic particles--trapped in the earth's magnetic field. The space could be I satellites, about 30 feet in diam-1 eter.

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Reeves, Burton H. Andrews, Robert C. Starkey, Malcolm W. Whitaker, Charles L. Fears, Charles W.

Rush, Wil. liam W. Jones, Leon C. Klingaman, John G. Messer.

Also, James R. Thomson, Clarence -M. Hart, William J. Maddocks, Donald F. Quigley, Joseph C.

Zirkle, Richard G. Shutt, James P. Lynch, Richard E. Foster. Robert M.

Strieter, Oscar F. Dreyer, George G. Ball, William B. Rodman, III, Herbert H. Anderson.

Malcolm W. Cagle, Ralph B. Carlson, Walter P. Murphy, Frederick C. Wyse, Joseph E.

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Also, Kenneth M. Sheila Whitlock "St. George's boys told me!" Ann O'Neil said so!" Brian Carroll "By looking at the ocean all day -Gerry Gleason "Because I know everything." Alice Dwyer told me." Pat O'Brien head's spinning." Kerins "Is it? I thought it was flat." Jim Finn "Because Rock told us Salty said so." Mike Finn "Because Carol told me." Veronica Kelly "Because it isni't flat." John Tobin "I think it really is a very square world." Bice has just retarned from a i Kevin Bums "Joe H. told me trip to Alaska. Sandia Corp, of Albuquerque is participating on the project with the University California Ra- lliation Laboratory at Liver-more and the San Francisco office of the Atomic Energy Commission.

The proposed harbors would be Used for taking out minerals mined in the area. The Aleutian Peninsula passageway would make it easier for Alaska's west coast fishermen to get to canneries on the Kenai Peninsula, Junreau and Ketchi- Isan, Bice said. SAVE HOUSE FOR FIRE BLOOMINGTON, Ind. AP) -Firemen had to put out a fire in prder to set one next week. One house in a block being razed had been left standing so that the Fire Department could burn it down demonstration.

a fire-fighting It caught fire a week early as workmen were burning scrap lumber, and the firemen had to it. because he was on Cloud 7 the other night." Joan Also, Joseph G. Smith, Herbert T. Schmidt, William T. Sutherland, Jerry Dexter C.

Rumscy, II, Spencer D. Wright, Paul J. Knapp, Erwin G. Schwab, John K. Sloatman, Joseph T.

Watson, Samuel R. Clark, A. Brough, Carlton F. Alni, David C. Carmichael, Thomas B.

Ellison, Eugene C. Smite, Leonard B. Smith. Also, Edward Bergstrom, CharSie N. Conatser, Whitney Wright, William T.

Hardaker, Louis P. Pressler, Charles Timblin, Hilbert S. Cofield, Walter, J. Murphy. Max D.

Wiviott, John E. Odell, Frank B. Gorman, Carlton H. Clark, Rupert D. Hawley, John C.

Keatts, Karl S. Van Meter, Robertson C. Dailey, Grayston H. Weber. Also, Charles E.

Rice, James T. Reed, William G. Boyer, Ronald W. Hoel, John C. Roberts, William E.

Scarborough, Clarence A. Blouin, Francis G. Gooding, Henry C. Colee, William P. Tanner, Norman E.

Kwapp, William D. i Mitchell K. Disney, Donald W. Bowman, August A. Barthes, Elbert V.

Cain, John W. Roberts, Frank L. Delorenzo, Jack L. Grayson, Norman K. Brady.

Also, Lyle B. Ramsey, Jask J. Hinman, III, Edward Juhlenfeld, Royal K. Joslin, Raymond J. Schneider, Ralph I.

Gerber, Harvey B. Seim, John I. Hardy, Alexander Goodfellow, John D. Chase, Clifford W. Bundy, Ira K.

Blough, William D. Baker, William House, John F. Refo, Thomas C. Gurley. Herman J.

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Boehm, Stanley E. Ellison, Albert H. Clancy, Anthony C. Benjes, Scott Lothrop, George H. Kronmrller, Jack A.

Holmes, Daneil S. Appleton, Lynn S. Orser, Edward R. Fickenscher, Robert E. Harris, Fred H.

Michaelis, William C. Jr. Oscar E. Gray, Vernon E. Teigi Richard J.

Nesbitt, Neil John E. Greenbacker, Robert E. Clements. Also, Richard L. Cochrane, Ward I W.

Witter, Roy G. Anderson, Wil- liam E. Fly, William A. Clark, Miller, Arnold E. Allemand, Arthur J.

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Carlisle, John C. Doherty, Hoke M. Sisk, Fran- Also, Thomas B. Owen. Robert I cis R.

Molitor, James C. Hough- O'TcxSe, John Lacouture, ton Robert W. Windsor, Charles A. Blocher. Mark M.

George M. Hagerman, August W. Gantar, John A. Skinner, Carl E. Lundin, Saul Katz.

Enser W. Cole. Thurlow G. Doyle, Richard Bacharach. Robert E.

Farkas, Edward A. Lane, Gordon K. Nicodemus, Jr. Hprace H. Epes, Ralph A.

Groom, Gale E. Krouse, Michael J. Bums. Daniel Flynn, George A. Gowen William P.

Tyler. Edwin D. Ferretti, William A. Shryock, Richard J. Selman.

Tony F. Schneider. Also, Frederick W. Snyder. William Tessin, Charles N.

Shane Donald D. Chapman, Julian i' Robert R. Crutchfield, John C. Borden, Otis C. Fen-ell, Paul J.

George, Lawrence J. Mack, Robert E. Lee, Jack Kenner, Myrton T. Ebright, James E. Shew, Stanley N.

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Prince, Harry W. Wood, Joseph B. McDevitt, John F. King. Howard N.

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Edwards, Pierre N. Charbonnet Joseph C. Spitler, Stought Sterling Damon Cooper, Hetaer J. Badger, Edward C. Svenflsen, Elwin A.

Parker. Also, Grant A. Palmer, Roland G. Bienvenu, James V. Rowney, Joseph Lynn, HaroliJ G.

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Gray. Also, Richard M. Wright, Charles W. Smith, Asa A. Clark, III, George C.

Ball, David M. Rubel, John E. Bennett, John W. Newsom. Frederick J.

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Mathew, Frank M. Murphy, James S. Dowdell. Ross R. Hirshfeld.

Robert M. Carroll, Vernon P. O'Neil, Gerald, Isaac C. Kidd; Jr. 4 Army Enlistees Given Farewell Pasty Four members of the Newport Community Center youth group were given a farewell last night at the center on the eve ot their entry into They were presented with gifts by Jack Tet- elbaum, co-chairman with Jack Falkow of the Kiwanis Club youth committee, which sponsored the pyarty.

Arrangements were made by Miss Rosamond Hendel, the center's executive director, and Miss Laura Parker. Refreshments were served by toe Misses Phyllis Johnson, Roslyn Parker, Janice Mitchell and Ann Monteiro. Chaperones were Miss Bessie Woodlyn, Mrs. Robert Lomax and Mr. and Mrs.

Thedore Carter. TOP ROUNDS For ROASTS I OPIUM SEIZED NEW YORK (AP--City and federal narcotics agents teamed up Wednesday night'to seize raw opium valued at 134 million dollars on the.illicit market. Six men were arrested, all Chinese. LEAN TENDER OLEO 17 BONELESS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Pnprr Special Spec-Ill I Paper fl.BO Pen School Mnte Pru Vnlnr All for only Schoul Boll Pen vrlth ernflCi 39d School Boxes, Craj-onn, Wiishnble Croj-onn, Stnplern. Pencils, l.cnf nine Bonkn A Bookff.

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Sherwin, Terry T. McGil- Mary McAlloon "Bill told me so." Bill McCann "Mary tells me so." Mike Lalli "By looking at Brian all day." Charlie Sommers "The book tells me so." joining the Marines. Joe Mahoney "It isn't round because 2 and 2 equals 6." licuddy, William E. Michael J. Hanley, Alonzo H.

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