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IIKRALD AMI NEWS. Kbni.iHi K.iUs Ore Tiir":d;iv. Marrli ?1 Ificn PAGE NTN! Missile Port For Subs Dedicated CHARLESTON, SC., 'AP'-The first port lor arming the dead ly ballistic missile Polaris sulv marines was dedicated here to day. Missiles will he assembled, checked out. stored or loaded aboard the fleet ballistic subma rines at the new facility. It is built on an 800-acre reservation even miles up the Cooper Hiver from Charleston harbor. Rep. Mrndel Rivers 'D-SCi said in a speech prepared lor the dedi cation that "this base will only necome completely successlul in Its operation il it is never utilized for its ultimate purpose." Rivers, member of the House Armed Services Committee, said "like the fire extinguisher, in our home, like a doctor on emergency call, like the lire insurance we ohtain, we hope we will never see this base put to its wartime use." The Uelense Department has declined to say whether the hv- drogen warheads ol the Polaris missiles will be stored here. Nineteen officers and 2IKI en listed men, plus about KM) enai neers who will act as technical advisers, will stalf the assembly plant. Cmdr. Harry C. Cox. a specialist in naval ordnance and a native of Hemingway, S C., will be in command The Polaris missile, to be fired from submersed nuclear suhma lines, will have an initial opera tions range ol about 1 ,3:10 statute miles. The missiles have been fired more than 900 miles in tests. The nuclear - powered Geoi sic Washington was commissioned last December and now is in operation. The second of the Po laris subs, the Patrick Henry, is scheduled to join the fleet belore the end of this vear. Radiator Stolen From Automobile MOBILE, Ala. (API-R. D. Lee was driving to work Monday when he noticed the heat gauge indicat ed his motor was overheating. He stopped at a service station and asked the attendant to check his radiator. "What radiator?" Ihe attendant asked alter looking beneath the hood. Thieves had removed the radia tor while the car was parked over th weekend. Woman Spends Marriage LEW1STON. Idaho (API - A I woman who has spent all but four! ears 01 ner .w-year married uie waiting for her husband to be released from prison is waiting again. Mrs. Flossie Kimes works as a ret home nurse at I'larkslon. Sternwheeler Has Had It MOUNT VKRNON. Wash. (Pi A low blow has ended the pic turesque career of the Skagit Belle. The old sternwheeler that has piled the Skagit River here lot many a year was punctured by a submerged log. Anna Gnmison. president of the Skagil River Navigation Co. and a ireighicr on I he river lor tin years, said the STn.oiio il would cost to repair the Belle can't be justilied. Allowance Given To Flynn Girls LOS ANGKLKS i.P-The late Krrol Flynn's daughters Deirdre. 14, and Rory, 12. have been awarded allowances ol $100 a month apiece. They will he paid out of $:ill.ooo in insurance left by the swash buckling actor who died Oct. 14 at the age ot 50. Superior Court approved the payments Monday alter attorneys lor the girls' mother, Nora F.ddinglon Flynn llavmes. said the value of the j actor's estate still hasn't been de termined. The Sportsman's FREE Smorgasbord and Dinner! (Special Meat) Saturday - April 2nd from 7:30 on Public Invited! SPORTSMAN HOTEL Tulelokc, California George robber-' murderer, has been in Nez. Perce County Jail here charged ith ; deadly weapon. since .sau It Dec with 14.1 Conviction would mean return to the Oklahoma Penitentiary, where he has already spent more than .11) years on murder and armed robbery convictions. The Oklahoma hadman turned TO HELP YOUR DOCTOR We help your l!'.l, ice tor in termed O f 3l 'A .' 4r ? , this information in turn helps him to prescribe the Intcst, most effective way to molt you wrll. Nrt time vour doctor writes a prescription for vou, ask him to phone us, or come in yourself. Our service is always prompt nnd di'nrndante. We compound prescriptions precisely as directed! 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