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sLcok, jeff, you know more
about this than ! do. but isn't 1t
possible this is case of suicide?
Living all alone here in this grub
by shack, La-abee may have be-
come. Respondent. He may have
had some chronic illness or some
keen disappointment over one OF
his strikes. Perhaps the strike. he
told the. police about the other
day didn't pan out after all"
JEFF shook his head in positive
denial.
Amos was more or less alone
all his life, Whitley, he. liked it
that way. He's had hundreds of
disappointments over his diggings
but they only seemed to spu. him
on to try again. AS for his health
lii there was anything wrong
physically it will show up in the
autopsy report. AS long as I've
known him he's been as wirey
and energetic as one of his bur-
ros."
The two men eyed each other
solemnly. then suddenly jeff
snapped his fingers and got to bis
feet.
"I've thought of something else
which may sount. far-fetched but
I'll bet my bottom dollar it's true!
Coulter knew I'd be coming UP
here to find Amos and he hoped
I'd come alone and in some way
be blamed for Amos DEATH" His
long fingers went to Evans shout
der in friendly grip. whitley,
meeting you today was sheer
damn fool luck"
Evans grinned and famed him
self. with his hat. "If that's the
case you'd better be the one to
make the report. I'll stay here
with Larabee: YOU don't want to
get involved any more than nee
essary at this stage OF the game.
Jeff took the patrol car into
y Yuma and reported TO the STA
ton house. He returned with the
coroner and two. of the local DO
|lice. After Larabee's body had
been removed he searched the
shack for papers unde- the watch
full eve of the law. If there had
ever been any. thew were missing
now. someone had already done
| a Thorough and orderly job oil
examining the room.
Jeff sighed in disappointment
Only Amos Larabee's written sig
mature could have helped him and
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Your Horoscope

THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1917
The aggressive temperament is in
full swing on this day, and will
bring honors despite trials and
trouble. It is said to be de-
gree Of reward. There is usually
an ultimate attainment of sue
cess, but the way leads through
much tribulation and the fire.
quent making and abandoning of
plans. e
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spent in the rebuilding of War
saw. Forty percent will be used
for rebuilding towns, Is percent
for the countryside, eight percent
for the building industry, and two
percent for experimental build
ing, studies and plans. Sixty-five
percent of the total consists OF
housing investments.
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Poland Rebuilding
Budget For Year

WARSAW.-(AP).-The Polish
council of ministers has approved
a proposed investment in 1S47 of
SIS, OO0,O 900 zlotys by the minis
try Of national reconstruction.
Twenty-Five percent is to be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-03

The earliest balance machines
date back at least 5000 years be-
FIRE the Christian era.
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The Nome nugget., 1947-06-16
Democracy Only Cure
(By Barnet Nover)

(By Barnet NOVer) THE TEST which the United States faces in the Near East in the months ahead is the most considerable and in many respects the toughest which this country has ever had to undergo in peacetme.
 The domestic hurdle in the path of the Truman doc Urine has been surmounted. Both Houses of Con- gress have approved the GreekTurkish aid bi in each case by very large bipartisan majority.
 The fact must be recognized, however, that many of those who voted for the bill did without enthusiasm and with many qualms, hesitatons and forebodngs. They supported the Truman program because in the present world situation, they safe and reason able alternative to it. Appropriating money to aid Greece and Turkey rep resents only the first and by far the easiest step the uncharted road upon which the United States to move. ec - q,9.,r.
 The sum involved - 400 million dollars - will not
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gist, archeologist and author, has been recently associated with the States, Department in Washington. HOUSE PASSES
 ALASKA BILL
 A bill introduced by Dele gate Bartlett has been passed unanimously by the House and referred to the Senate for action.
 One measure would make possi-
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Science In Straitiacket
(St. Louis Star r-Times)


 FROM LONDON has come the announcement that new atom-smashing plant-a kind of improved cyco-! tron that is "big advance similar American and Russian apparatushas been installed at Birming gham University Only the day before that news, from Mos the report that Soviet scientist had discov cred new mode of disintegraton of the atomic nu- cleus"
 There is significance in the manner of these an- nouncements. They made with kind of breathtak- ing excitement, if Glenn Mccarthy reporting the position of horses in eighfurlong And they with suppression of detail awed secrecy that never before have marked the remarkable 'one world of science.
 Freedom of exchange of scientific information has al- ways been keystone in human progress All knowl- edge has, to the chemists and physicists and biologists been universal without identifying national character istics, and it has been placed in pool from which any seeker after truth could draw at will Now however for lack of plan to bring nucear energy der safe international control science has been reduced to the level of the traditional football game between S wash U and Pibald Horde, with spectators barred from the stadium during secret practices Where there was cooperation now there is competition, and men of science who formerly aided one another now race tigh-pped, at dead run down the long halls of truth
 It is not at all certain that the London and Moscow ad in control of nuclear SSion have any direct nection with the Abomb. That, however, precisely the point because of the atomic-arms race, all new knowledge about the atom becomes national secret to be hoarded weapon rather than shared mon boon Knowledge about the essential energy of the universe should be neutral but the nations of the world forcing it choose sides and so they are sunting it.
 There is something deeply wrong with world in which what should be only another article in chemiS- try or physics journal becomes instead top military secret The time in which to change that world is u- fortunately running out at breakneck speed.
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DR. FRoELIcH G. RArNEY

Dr. Froelich C.. Rainey, widely known throughout the Territory where he has served for many years on the faculty at the Uni versity of Alaska, has been ap- pointed director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
 Dr. Rainey, who is anthropolo-
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bankrupt financially. But unless that aid is used wisely and with clear vision to our ultimate aims the program can bankrupt morally.
 Obviously, our immediate objective in Greece and Turkey is prevent those countries from being drawn in the Soviet orbit result of Russian pressure or Communist infitration.
 Certa nly policy of anti-Conmunism is not enough. That has been precisely the policy which recent Greek governments have enthusiastically and wholehearted W pursued One might go further and say that has been the only policy
 We can take it for granted that the overwhelming majority of the Greek people want end of boodet ting civil strife, disorder They want breathing spell in which to rebuild their shattered homes and their shattered lives and become again masters of their own country.
 Our objective in Greece must be to help the Greek people achieve those goals This does not and need not involve intervention in Greeces internal affairs
 Totalitarian rule be imposed people from without We have proof of that in what has happened in Bulgaria, Poland ROmania, Hungary and other coun- tries
 Democracy can only develop from within. The task of those entrusted with the administration of Greek aid will thus primarily be to that this aid is not used in such way to stfe democratic growth in the Balkan kingdom.
 We have example of the obstacles our mission to Greece likely to face in the attitude of George Papan dreous minister of the interior in the present Greek i, government. Papandreous has been one of the leading advocates of the so-called dynamic program of restoring peace his country by of the sword which root ing the guerrilla bands and destroying them root and branch The trouble with that policy is that for every guerrilla thus taken of two arise.
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CANDLE POST OFFICE
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY GRANT

A grant of e18,000 has been' ap- proved by the Federal Works Agency for planning airport fla cilities by the town of Fairbanks.
 Under the advance planning program of the agency the blue printing funds do not have to be paid back if the project is aban- doned but are repayable only if the plans of the city materialize. GERALD FITZGERALD
 Gerald Fitzgerald has been ap- pointed chief topographic engineer of the Geological Survey to suc- ceed Thomas P. Pendelton who has retired.
 MT. Fitzgerald is we'll known throughout Alaska where he has spent almost 2 years in survey and map work for the Interior De- partment agency. During the war, he commanded the Aeronautical chart service for the army with the rank of colonel. He has been with the geological survey since 1905.
 ALASKA BILLS
 Five Alaska bills have been ap- proved by the subcommittee on Territories and Insular Posses sions of the House Public Lands Committee for favorable report to the full committee.
 Four of the measures were sponsored by Delegate Bartlett, and the fifth was introduced by Chairman Welch of the commit tee at the request of the Interior Department.
 One of the bills would authorize the Territorial legislature to exer- else or provide for the exercise of zoning power through Territori- al Zoning Commission, in town sites on public lands in Alaska.
 A second measure would give authority to the Governor of Alas i ka to use sole power to pardon for offenses against local law in Alas ka which now reposes in the Pres ident of the United States. ] Alaska game commissioners
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ble exploration for any mining of gold and other minerals in the beds of navigable streams in Alas ka which is not now permitted un- der existing law. Such explora- ton would be subject to the juris- diction of the War Department for the protection of navigation. Safe guards provided by Delegate Bart lett are contained in the bill that the Fish and Wildlife Service will keep a constant check upon min ing to make certain that the sal- mon and other fish running in the streams will not be endangered.
 JOSEPH L. FISHER Joseph L. Fisher, who lived in Juneau for some time when asso- ciated with the National Resources Planning Board, has been selected to a position with the Council of Economic Advisers and will be To- cated in Washington, D. C., short ly.
 The Council assists the Presi- dent in the preparation of an an- nual Economic Report to Con- gress, studies national economic developments and trends, apprais- es activities of the federal govern ment bearing upon the nations Economy and it's advancement and develops and recommends to the President national economic poli- cies to maintain employment, pro- duction and furnishes the Presi- dent with other studies and re- ports relating to economic policy and legislation.
 CANDLE POST OFFICE
 The Senate has received the name of Ronald l.. Gillis for con- firmation as postmaster of the of flee at Candle.
 The office was advanced from the fourth class to the third last year.
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LEE COUNCIL

By MARY LEE COUNCIL fo-aT Delegate Alaska
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
6crkart Gisler anter
$4,000 8mrejhait

Melp s)orf. Gin oeutiher 6liift
ling, @erbart Gisler, miro leit eini.
ger 3eit in gais Ssla,,o ieltgebalten
nahoem er bereits Sic Musreiie mad,
0eutihlano crlaubt bate. Gr fam
Dor &riegsausbrud) nah bier lu1S
lpollte nab Mierifo. Sa aber Eearl
Sarbor eintrat, n,tbte er bier bleibe,l
laut @eiet. 9sun uber fam oas &oil=
fin-aomitee lno erfldrte i'm Spo.
nageperoddtig.
Seit Wfonoten uerlud)tc er ieine
;sreilaiiung sic i'm nln uater $40.
900 8iireid,aft erlaubt luuroe. 1le
Giuil 2ibertp 2eaglle uno anoere De-
mofratiihe Srganiiationen leben it'd,
fir ieine ;sreilaiiuna elm. er bat
niht geleusnet Elm &omrnl,lllt 81
iein ,no aaS Ssntereiiierten fra9cn
lid, fpas lit log, oab Ser Wtann nidt
nab 9eutidlano fann, ,uenn er mill
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-04-17
Hef,ry SerH eeiterbe,,

Detroit. Cine gau5e Station traueri
I'M &enrp iSoro, ser in Ser 8elt als
6as Symbol oes amerifaniifen Ssn.
oultriegenies galt. Ger Gater Ser
Maiienproouftion itarb lctte Nodc
in ieinem &eim llmpeit oes 1abrifee.
Ei,bes 9fioer Mouge. Ser Goo fan1
6urd @ebirnid,lae uno es mar eigc,.
artiB, bai, 9eraoe iu ser Sooesltunoe
infolee 1e6eridapemml,naen in 0e.
troit in ieinem Saus fein 2iht, feint
&ei5ung fl,nftionierte. gr tpar erll
cine Wobe borber BON ieinem @inter'
aufentbalt in Georgia 5uriifsefebrt
uno fiibIte in better 0eiunobeit. Sein
gnfeliobn bate bereits ieit einem
Sabr Die 2eitung oes 8etriebes iiber-
nommen, nad)bem iein Sater Goiel
Joro aud plotlid bonn Eoo ereilt
tpor6en 1par.
sSor6 tpar ein in ser Melt befann'
ter Weann burd feline @utomobile nno
er mar au1 im @eidditsleben INNER
fir fid), uno iein $sO0,OOO, 900 9on,
germ miro MIR bon ieiner Samilie be-
trieben. gr bate manden Streit i'm
2eben ou belteben uno stpanSig Sabre
Bnriid griff ct auh Die Suoen an. Us
tpur6e ser Mngriff burd5 einen Ser
aIeid, beiseleet. Mit Senrp Goro 1T
obermals elm 8rober Ser lebten 50
ssobre amerifanilher @irtIdaft aug
Der @elt eelfieoen.
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fnuu.
guI Gruno unierer laneidbrigen
grfabrlug baben mir Satlaben &c.
!ernt, Sic ser ourd)id,nittlihe Wen'f
riht errerben fonrte. Sniolgeoelien
Jaben mir bereits grgebniiic erSie.t.
oie mant,mal erltaurlid) iin0. Dies
lit Ourh oic pielen 0anfihreiben, Die
mir in lmierenl Belts babe!1, beDies
len.
I'm Sic llntcriud)llng IN 8nita ;ll
hringen, nliilIen mir Iolgenoes milien:
&erronbtid)aftsperbIltnis oesShrel-
bers segcniiber Ser Herion, o:e &c.
iud,t MIRO, Name oes Sermibten,
lcste 6elopoit- Summer, Seimatsan-
ihriit. Beirut uno 8eburtsontl,m,
fcrper!de 2ennjeihen uno anoere
pid)tige Gin5elbeiten.
Eic.e Sbrcr SeIer bubeu Ierpano.
tt uno tSreltlhe in Hublano, Sic
orln9cuo Sil'c brallden. Bon anOe.
rem nciE man nid)t einmal, Oh iie
EodI an Hcbcn linb. 9luf 8runO ln-
lerer lnlian9rec1en Grfabruns NIT
JuBlano lit cs rns moglid), uermiBte
Feripnen 'hnaller 81 iiuben unO be-
iuglt;gte &erlparote pou Sem quail.
ooaen Stit ser llnselpiBbeit 5u be.
ireien.
Scsi lit es ,5eit, cin gutter Sama,
ritter ill icin. Shre &erpanbten bof.
ZEN ulli einen 2id)tbiid in ser lie UNI.
geberoen SuntcIhsit. 2abt uns sic.
len 2iftblif seudhren. Ia Sic els
zen aroBen 2eierfreis baben, bitten
mir Sic, Shrc Seler alli unieren einss
iisurtiaen Sicnii a,in,erfiam 81 mo-
den. llnIere Organization lit sic
elniiae ibrer 9lrt in gan; slmerifa.
Srotoein iino unIere 3onOrare ab'
iid)tIih nieorig gcbalten, oa mir un.
Iere SGtigfeit als einen oiientlihen
Nienlt unicbclt. Nir baben einen fe.
item SoriI iiir Sen urlpriinelid)en
slpRa. Nahiolaenoe Sienite f0nnen
lciht ino sl gcgenleitiger 0enls'
t,lltiB arrun9icrt Derben. Sober Iuu
,Uiro cin5eln ilno nit gr0bter Sors.
falt bebanoelt.
Sic fonnen Siren anteil leiiten,
!noem Sic Oieie alsberOroentl,u aui'
opiernoe uno berittsipiirbige Cot.
iat]e Sbren Seiern betannt MAIDEN.
Suhahtungspou,
anlerican 6oreign Translation
Serpices.
). Grnln Stillernlat, Iirettor.
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New orker Firma ist auf der Suche
mach vermissten in RussIand behilf|ich

Son ser 6irlna slmerican 6pr-
tign Srans.ation Seru:ces. So StDer.
merboru Street. 9rpoflpn =. 9terp
.Orrt, g:n9 lNls Iolsenoes SGrelben
5u:
Sebr geebrter Scrr Sdritleiter .
3lpeiiellps gibt es llntcr Sbr.l
2ciern Seutc. oeren Gorge iiir Ser
manotc, Sic litl INNER nod in r:,i
liiden Sunoen befinoen, ibnen nloi:.
che beSriitenOe 9lugenblite ueri,r,
laden. 8liiflitherpeiie leben tpir
III e:ncln 2anoe. lpp Ser Wen'fbcits.
beariff intmcr nod mcbr ais Elm lee.
res @ort bartlett. Cine 8cae gu.
ten &illeus lit Na. aber ieioer lino
Sic meiitcn Sel,te uitbt uertraut nit
ocn &,gcn, oie jur 9fettilng mond)
cines teuren Ytcn'henlebens iiibren
iGnnten.
@ir lpenOen inns an Sic in Shrer
GigcnIthait als ein Siibrer ihres Se
vrfre;les. Su ibreu Meiben gibt es
lll,baoinat ipldle umgliifIitDeu Men
ihen, sic lid, in ibrer gegieroe, Ell.
urm ibrer Sieben Slt belfen, iaI, oas
Saos ultsrauIeu. @ir oppelicren
an S:c nit ser 8cb!iabrt ip!her
aberdeen I'M Ser5en. Selfen Sic
ms, o!e 9tahrid)t S,, pcrbreiten oab
cine WOglihfeit uorbanEcn lit, aui
einfade, unfonlpli5ierte @eiie ciIIc
5u leiIten. GrItens miro icoer Vriei.
Der nab Hublano ge'anot miro, niht
in Nen Miillfaitcn gemorien, ionoern
aebiibreno beriitiittigt. ySeooc1 be.
ltcben oic Mu'len oaraui, oab Vricic
niht in Sertid, nitt in Gugliid).
'cnoern in Huliiid eeihrieten per-
ocil
Ser rlliiiid,e 9Gr lit it)neri1uia.
Die uralten Hegeln ser Gerfuuis,
tltnlt iniiIlen bel SNpan an9elpunot
;; meroen. SaliernNe, iortlauienoe If,
ton lit notIg, Inn funfrete ersebniMe
,, 81, crjielen. Ser Yrojeb lit einiach.
Sdben mir crit einnal oie notlpen.
oigen Gin5clbeiten iiber Sen Soloa,
ten, Ser 9eflnocn pcroen Ion, per.
fo''en mir eiu Shreiben in gngIiId)
llno jilllll'dl. Cine &opie oes era.
,l'ihen Sertes miro ser Eerion 81.
Se'anot, oie oen sluftras erl1bt, oa
Nie'e in Ser 3ut,lnft benutt meroeu
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5orrington, Der 2ongrebbelegierte
aus &etpaii i'm &eprdIentantenbauie
i'm terganeenen Sabre: vgs lie9t Ser
@etpeis oafiir Dor. oab Der &ongreb
i'm Sabre 1900 rid)tig banoelte, ais
er sic &aspaiinieln in einTerritoriltm
bertpon6elte 1lno Sen 8etpobnern 6as
@edt amerifaniiher Staats'biirger.
idaft erteilte. Seute iinb bort ale
gimpobner Bis auf 13 feamerifaniihe
Biirger. Das Experiment auf So
1paii mar erfolereih. gs bit Ser ame-
rifaniiden Staatsbiirgeribee nno
Demofrntie eine nel,e 8eoeutiamfeit
berlieben." -
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ANSWERS

Questions will be found on page s.
|. Approximately 1900 miles
long.
2. Bleriot, in 1912.
3. De la Cicrva of Spain.
4. New York City, in 1882.
These were horse cars.
5. L. S. Route No. |, just south
of New York City.
6. L. S. Route No. 81, from
North Milford, Neb. to Union,
Neb., 81 miles long. :.
7. Yes. it does, because of wind
resistance.
8. In 1887.
9. St. Louis, in 1898.
10. Candles.
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Ser Surge botte i'm Iugillt eine febr
lebr idnere 2ungenent5iinbrme. 2
Motate lag er franf. Seitber lit er
iebr empfinolif. Gr braud)te cine
iiberalis frdftiae 9abri,ng. Gr be-
fommt tislieb "a 2iter Nilf als
Sonoer5,lteil,lng, aber tpas lit bas
idon BEL Sen ,penigen aalorien. Sic
tdolid)c Wtilhration fiir &inoer uon
6 Sabreu al lit Il Sitter.
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Shll,B bon settle I.

geraoeSu bonn 8eoanfen beielien, So'
lie ben Sap zines geiallenen isrcrn.
Ses I'M Sa5iiif ridden miibtcn @nl,
rbe iparen sllsen5euser, ,pie oie Sa.
paner ibre &ameraoen hingeibladltet
battcn. Mandc ,purben bonn ,seinoe
uerlpunoet poer lpurOen bon ibm nib.
hanoelt. Sic 2eute bon Sa,paii batten
es ipirflid) Id)fper, nit alien aus5u,
fomnen lnb lopal su bleiben.
Sic beltanben sic Yriifunesjeit Dor.
;iiglid,. @eoer Sic Ybilippinos nod,
Sic Gbineicn nod Sic Mitelieoer Der
srmee uno 5lotte belGltiaten oie ort.
lid)en Sapaner Ses,peeen, speil oas
9l1t bes iSeinbes in ibren Moern
floB. gs ,purben auh bon Ser 8epGl
ferung feline offentliben Mui5iise &c"
gen sic iapanii iden Mit6eipobner per
anitaltet. Man lebnte sic SeroGdti,
gung ibrer 5reue a6 unO lieB eine
Discrimination linen gegeniiber nidt
81. 8eluib ipuroen nlanfe 6remSe
unb iosar mande 8iirger iapanii6er
Ibltamml,ng aufaegriiien nno inter
niert, aber ibre M'l5abl mar 9erlng.
lie biloeten ,reniger als elm Yro5ent
ser auf Sen Snieln iuobnenoen Sapa'
Mid -Mmerifaner uno japanilder
Sremoer. llno audi bon oieien tuurbe
cin 0rittel nad) Dem Serbor iofort
freieelaiien. glls man gelegentiict)
fdarfe Mabnabmen gegen Die Sapa.
ner auf Saipaii in Gorid)lag brabtc,
,paren es geraoe bie Gbineien, oie
gessn iold,e @erillebe am i6arflten
Giniprub erboben.
VS. 9tOl III JeOeC Oellelllu)ul!
iharfe Meinunesueridiebenbeiten
nno Herionlihfeitsunterifieoe aub
oann penn bie Mitglieoer elmer llno
beriel6en Maile anseb0ren. Solhc
llnterid)ieoe iino nod mebr betont,
4penn 2eute bon peri1ieoener Mbitam.
nruna nebeneinanoer tpcbnen tpie 0iae
auf &a,paii Der Jal lit. Sber oies
berihlug in &aspaii gar nidt.
9espegen iagte audi Soierb s.
tpeiter i'm ginnernebmen leben? Gs
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