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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16
make Is Orange
BedleIlow Of MaIaYar

MUAR, Malaga tRl-Hasnah, a
21-year-old married Malay woman,
sleeps with 21-foot, 137-pound
python every Thursday night-the
Moslem sabbath. She does this
because she thinks the python is
the reincarnation of her mother-in-
law
Tuan Hail Yunos, her husband
said he dreamed three days after
his mothers death that she had
come to the house in the form of
a python. Then the python came.
Hasnah and the python seem to
get along well. But the big snake s
appetite is enormous. 1t consumes
7 pounds of meat every morning
and evening.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16
TO SITKA

Miss Natasha Calvin, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calvin of Sitka,
has returned to her nome after
attending the first quarter CT her
freshman year at Washington State
College i'll Pullman, Wash. While
in Juneau enroute to Sitka Miss
Calvin visited with her aunts, Mrs.
John Olsen and Mrs. Hollis Trip
lette, and her cousin, Mrs. Eugene
Wood.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16

cut off several times and each time
fought its way out. When Levy
asked if his platoon wanted to
be relieved, Brinson messaged: mo
We want to run up our score"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16
NO SUPPORT NOR
RELIEF WANTED
FOR TOP PLATOON

WESTERN FRONT, Korea, Feb.
16.-R-A cryptic lieutenant from
Georgia doesn't waste words in
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THE FRUIT OF HIS CRIME

CHICAGO - R "A gunman who
held up Joe Kocibensh's market
made off with Sl60 in cash and
two big red apples.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16

An average of 100 persons who
claim they are more 100 years old
die each month in the U. S.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1951-02-16

WANT ADS PAY
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Three Charities and Church Share in Miss White Estate

Three Washington charities an6
parish church will share a
$4,000 bequest left by an 80
year-old spinster, who died here
on January 9.
District Court probate papers
revealed yesterday that Miss M.
Stella White, of 1920 New Hamp-
shire avenue NV, left a total
estate of $187, ,500s
The Little Sisters of the Poor
Evening star., 1951-01-31
New Driver Testing Station Planned at Sixth ST.

The District is getting ready to
set up new driver testing sta
ton on the land between c street
and Pennsylvania avenue at
Sixth street NV. and discontinue
testing on c street south of the
Municipal Center Building.
The Capitol Sightseeing Co.
which now occupies about 5000
feet of parking area at Sixth
street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV. on a month to- month lease,
has been given 80 days to vacate
the property. 1t will try to get a
lease on at least some of the land,
because the District probably will
not use all the space.
Several Federal agencies on the
Evening star., 1951-01-31

south side of Pennsylvania avenue
have asked the District for park
ing space in the area. which was
recently cleared of buildings. A plan
is being worked out to provide
some parking space for employees
of the Municipal Center at q small
fee
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Public Health Service
Divisions Merqed

The division dealing with tu-
berculosis and chronic disease
in the United States Public
Health Service have been merged
into a single unit, to be headed
by DR.. R. j. Anderson, former
head of the tuberculosis division,
it has been announced.
DR.. Anderson has been with
the USPHS since 1910, except for
wartime service as medical Off
Ger aboard a Coast Guard cutter.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

will receive $4,000 under Miss
Whites will, and bequests Of
$4,000 each will go to St. Joseph's
Home and School, st. AIMS In
FAINT Asylum, and the Sacred
Heart Church.
Other specific bequests totaling
$4,000 will go to friends and
relatives of Miss White. The
residue is to be divided equally
among three cousins, Mrs. Min
ME Freund. 1886 Twelfth street
NV: Robert E. White, jr., and
Mrs. Katherine Morrissey, both
of New York City.
Fresh produce is trucked into
Evening star., 1951-01-31
Cities Rely on Buses

More than 4.100 communities in
the United States are entirely de-
pendent on motor buses for local
mass transportation.
Evening star., 1951-01-31

Fresh produce is trucked into
Chicago from 80 States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
mo ONE KNOWS"

This nations defensive frontier in the East still Sin
the heart of Europe declares General of the Army Omar
n Bradley chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff who
ssts that military aid Western Europe is essential
meet the threat of Soviet aggression
General Bradley recognizes that two questions are
uppermost in American minds insofar collective
cury effort concerned He thinks that the people here
to there time make the defense effective
and whether other nations contributing their fair
share
In answering the first question, General Bradley
frankly says that mo knows" Nevertheless. must
do much because this will strengthen if
unexpectedly. The only alternative he points out,
can only lead to defenseiess and snpne military posi-
ton -
AS the second question: the General said he recent
~ came back from Europe convinced that the military
leaders Of the treaty countries working steadfasty
contribute everything then can In view of the fact that
tension in the world has decreased the North Atlantic
Treaty organization is important than it
two years ago. and insofar this country concerned
there is no direction to go but forward"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
Today's
ANNIVERSARIES

l808-Hamilton Fish, New York
governor. an able secretary of
state under Grant, born in New
York. Died Sept. 6. 1893.
l8ll--Elisha Gray Otis, master
mechanic. inventor of safety APP
pliances making the elevator pos
sible, born Halifax, VT. Died Apr.
8, 1861.
l82l--Uriah S. Stephens, Phila-
delphia tailor, with others, found
er of the knights of Labor, 1859,
the most powerful labor organi-
cation its day. born at Cape May,
N. j. Died Feb. Is, 1882.
lS46-Samuel M. Jones, manu-
factnrer, the Golden Rule" may
or of Toledo, Ohio, born in Wales.
Died July IL. 1904.
iS94-Harry Z. Heilmann. De-
troit Tigers outfield star and bat
ting champion. born in San Fran
cisco Died in Detroit, July 9,
1851.
l900--Ernie Pyle, columnist,
war correspondent. author, born
Dana, Wis. Died by Jap gun fire
on lie island, April 10, l945.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
T0day's Birthdays

Alice Rogers Hager of Wash
ington, journalist author, born
Peoria, H., 81 years ago.
Harold A. Fitzgerald, publisher
of the Pontiac. Mich. Daily Press,
born at st. Johns, Mich, SIS years
ago.
Ex-Gov. Charles Edison of New
Jersey, SON of the late, famed in
ventor, born in West Orange, N.
j., 81 years ago.
Richard w. Clarke, executive
editor Of the New York Daily
News, born in Chicago. SIS years
ago.
u. S. Senator John C. Stennis
Of Mississippi. born in kemper
Co, Miss, SO years ago
!. Louis Gutenberg of. Beverly
Hills, Cal, eminent composer,
born in Russia, 81 years ago. il
David Tenant Bryan. publish
er OF the Richmond, Va, Times
Dispatch. born in Richmond. As
years ago.
Raymond c. Gaugls,r. President
of American Cynamid, born in
Pittsburgh, 50 years ago.
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they called him the John L.
Lewis of Palestine. Eventually
the General Federation of Labor
became the mainstay of the social
ist party which Ben-Gurion now
heads.
Ben Gurion was married, in
1917. to Russian nurse, and they
have two daughters and q son.
While he was secretary of the
labor federation, he took active
part in the organization which
continually worked for a Jewish
state in Palestine-the Jewish
agency for Palestine.
He gave up the union post in
1888, to become member of the
agency board--and he was chair
man two years later. During all
the years of the agency's work.
Ben-Gurion was second man to
the world Zionist leader, Chain
Weizmann-now President of Is
rael
In that agency, in effect, the
government of Israel was estab-
lished in advance.
The agency was a tough and
efficient neutrality-suspicious.
wise and financially well-armed.
II held a. moderate course in Pal
estine during the terrorism and
Arab conflicts which precnded
the establishment of the Israel
state. But it had its army called.
as you remember, 'Haganah."
Through World War q. Ben
Gurion and the agency rode two
horses at the same time. The Brit
ish had announced limit on
Jewish immigration--the famous
British white paper.
Ben Curion said we shall fight
the war as if there were no white
paper, and we shall tight the white
paper as if there were no war.
And they did. And eventually,
the war having been won, Israel
also defeated the white, paper and
became a sovereign state.
Ben-Gurion is about five feet
three, but SO dynamic that he
seems almost massive.
He has finely-chiselled features
in a weathered face, with pierc-
ing blue eyes and a halo effect of
white hair. He is famous as an
orator-in whatever language is
called for. And he is not likely to
be baffled by little thing like
a narrow election majority.
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In The
Background
stBy The Associated Press,
DAVID BEN.GURIoN

The general election in Israel
las given the party of David Ben
iurion a majority once more
out a very slim one.
The prime minister must either
form some sort of coalition, or
oide his time and go to the peo-
pie again-in the hope OF getting
4 clear majority.
But whatever gets done, Ben
Iurion will do it. There are many
parties in Israel, and many view
points. But according to onlook-
ers in Palestine, Ben Gurion Is
still the most popular man in the
country.
He is certainly one of the larg-
sr figures in our particular chap
er Of history. This short and
;quarish man has largely DOM
mated Israeli politics since the
nation was established three years
ago. And before that, for 40 years,
David Ben-Gurion was among the
half dozen fighters who brought
the remarkable fact of Israel to
pass.
Ben urion is as dedicated as
Moses himself must have been
the whole story isAfull Of weird
parallels like that. For 40 years,
Ben-Gurion wandered about in
the wilderness of political intrigue
and armed combat. And finally
better than Moses She came unto
the promised land.
The man plotting this new state
was born GA years ago in central
Poland, to the family of lawyer.
But those were the days of the
Czarist pogroms. And David's for
NAL education, in the Hebrew
school, ended when he was ID.
BY that time, he was already
a confirmed Zionist--his father
having been influenced by Theo-
dor Herzl, Ben Garion. it means
''son of Gurion", went in for farm
ing in the belief that agriculture
was the key to Palestine's recon-
struction.
AT that time, the Zionist or
ganization under Herzl aimed at
getting charter for their state
from the Sultan of Turkey. Pal
estine was then part of the Otto
man empire. But the Ssultan fixed
which the Zionists re-
garded as unethicai. and they new
er did get anything from him.
Nevertheless, Ben-GuIion made
his way to Palestine in 1906, as a
lsborer. He had two-month WIS.,
itor's visa, but he got work, and
he stayed. He managed to please
the Turks, and shortly before the
world war, he went to Constan-
tinople to study law Benz urion
has always been great reader
of the classics. He is a
rare bird among politicians an !,
Speaks nine languages and spec
ializes in the study of Buddhist
philosophy
During World War /, Ben-Gur-
ion was one of the organizers Of
the Jewish legion which fought
under Allenby against the Turks.
And in the years following, Ben
Gurion entered the labor union
movement in Palestine.
Here he gained his first fame
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03

Select the service that selec'
its menus Marines.
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FIGHTS IDENTITY CARDS

Since 1885, every citizen of the British Isles has been
required carry identity card with number and to
show it whenever required to do so.
Last year, however. Harry Wilcox, of Yorkshire,
fused to produce his identity card when questioned about
overtime parking He repeated his act later in the
Hailed before magistrate who ruled that he obliged
to show the card but imposed no punishment Wilcox
pealed his case.
1t was considered so important that High Court
convened for the first time since 1898 hear
the appeal The Court decided that the law still valid
but that wholly unreasonable for the police de-
mand card from ''a and sundry, except when looking
for splen car criminals"
The story illustrates things First. the continued
severity of nfractons upon liberty adopted by
the British during the and still remaining in force.
This also true of many other regulations including the
fatoning of food In the place the case asserts and
confirms the right of individual Engishman question
the law that Expresses him and the independence of the
High Court in passing the question.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
Today In History

l804--Commodore Preble be-
gins the first Of his historic five
assaults ON strongly fortified Tri-
poli--then at war with us.
Historic Second Woman's
Rights Convention at Rochester,
NJ. Y, two weeks after the first.
Unique, for that day, in that wo-
men conducted their own meet
ings.
IS73-First issue Of the Detroit
News, an historic newspaper.
l883-The Black Hills, S. d.
gold rush.
l886-Congress votes to increa-
, sc size and strength of our small
navy---was in time to be ready
for the war with Spain.
l907-The Standard OH Com
pany of Indiana fined S29 million
for freight rebating-decision lat
err reversed.
l94l--President Roosevelt leav-
es on warship for what later turns
out the historic meeting with
Churchill and the writing Of the
Atipntic Charter.
Ig49-In Geneva, Soviet Russia
admits to a corrective" labor
system.
1851 In Korea, Americans set
new line in retreat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
Off To Bad Start

RICHMOND, B. C. --R.- Yee
Gain Poon. 30, arriving in Can
ada to live with his father in
Edmonton, promptly was arrest
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ed and charged with illegal pos
session of opium.t
Up Wirephoto

The Beguines were commune
ties of pietist women in the Low
Countries of Europe in the 18th
century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03
[ ,s1as Horoscope

IRE person born tits day is
firm. steadfast and sure; the ma
ture. is diplomatic and calculating
and carries considerable success
in several lines of endeavor. There
is a strong tendency to worry over
business matters and under GER
tain planetary aspects there IS
danger that the hopes will not
bear fruit on account of this.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03

taNeil '., , -. =. rnslish Dress
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03

The Air Corps is not to be blamed because a Con-
gresham decided to tell the world how many big bombers
we have ready for action
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-03

The elephants neck is 50 short
that movements of the head are
greatly restricted.
Evening star., 1951-12-09
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Stripes Cause
Minor Furore

BONN, Germany. Pr A
bootleg copy Of the Army news
paper, Stars and Stripes, has sent
State Department and Army Of
ficials into tizzy. 1t raised this
question:
How can German Chancellor
Konrad Adenauer get his daily
copy of Stars and Stripes-legal-
ly?
A high German official has
been sending out a messenger
daily to buy a bootleggg copy.
The catch is that a German can
not legally buy Stripes" II sells
only for American money - the
scrip issued to troops - and Ger
mans are forbidden by Array
regulations from possessing scrip.
Some one suggested that the
Army send Adenauer a compli-
mentary copy each morning. But
the Arny's legal brains said
regulation" forbid giving away
r''Stipes." State Department Of
ficials are now porting through
regulations to find if the depart
ment can foot the bill for AIDE
nauer's Stripes"