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The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Sociah 4
and Personals 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Lafis re-
Gently arrived from Chicago to
make their home here and have
taken house on E. 18th. He was
in the retail jewelry business in
the Insurance Exchange Bldg,
and BIB member. They have
their young grandson, Stephen
Feldman, Chicago, visiting for a
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ernst leave
Monday for a three-week trip to
Las Vegas and San Francisco.
They had as a recent guest Abe
Ernst, New York. The men are
brothers.
Mrs. Maurice WeinStein and
son, Richard, New York, spent
three grand weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Brown,
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Beverly BrOder
BrOder-TelsOn
At a patio party held Saturday
evening at their home, 2101 E.
Drachman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Broder announced to their friends
tbo oYoo0o,1oonf of tbeir, da11Ohtar
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04
UUII 20 NGAICO Guy, oIdy uIS dI

IIOOII 10 NItAICO NIUy, SIdy 1IIS dC
he Del Prado hotel, flying down
after the wedding. Mr. Tannen-
oaum is a local attorney. They
will live at 4051 E. Monte Vista.
The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

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The Arizona post., 1952-07-04

Joan KatZ
Katz-Epstein
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Katz, 1866
E. Sylvia, have made known the
of their daughter,
Joan, to Jordan A. Epstein. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Epstein, 1903 E. Seneca. They
Evening star., 1952-01-23
|Iunisian Arabs Storm.
Police Station, Kill ;
And Take Z Hostages
BY the Associated Press

TUNIS. Tunisia. Jan. 23.-Five
thousand Arab demonstrators
Istormed a police station today at
a village near Moknine. Tunisian
coastal city. First reports said at
least three policemen were killed
and two taken as hostages.
The latest outbreak of rioting
in this French protectorate
brought the death toll to 81 in a
week of violence and unrest stem
ming from Nationalist demands
for independence. Moknine is 100
miles southeast Of Tlnis.
Arab Shopkeepers are keeping
their shops closed in Tunis. the
capital, where Arab leaders have
proclaimed a general strike. Dur
ing the morning, Nationalist DEM
Ionstrators hurled stones at q
trolley bus and smashed the win
dows.
In Paris, it was disclosed that
the Bey of Tunis,s Sidi Mohammed
AL Amin, is officially backing up
his Arab ministers who have asked
for help from the United Nations
Ina their struggle for home rule.
French Premier Edgar Faure
said yesterday in the National
Assembly that the Tunisian appeal
to the q. N. was a "regrettable
|error." He promised a continuing
study of the TuniSian situation
with a view to granting more self
rule in successive stages.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Army to lose
Guard House
AT Edgewood
By,ihe Asseeicied Press

EDGEWoOD. Md. Jan. 23.
Thu. Army has decided to. close
down the guard house and stock
ade at the chemical center here.
An Army spokesman said the de-
cision to close the stockade was
made because: /. There has been
no occasion to use it recently;
2. Closing down the building will
save 500 gallons of oil and 200
pounds of coal q week; and 3. The
post guard can be reduced by six
men.
There were no prisoners in the
stockade when it was closed. Army
authorities added. however, that in
case of need, the center has ar
ranged To use the stockade at the
Army Proving Ground at nearby
Aberdeen.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Memorial to Mcrconi
| Unveiled in Pittbureh
BY The Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 23.-The
radio industry and Italo-Ameri-
cans honored Guglier11o Marconi
yesterday by unveiling a bronze
and marble bust of the late in
ventor in the lobby Of the world s
first commercial radio broadcast
ing station.
Marconi's widow, the March
ioness Maria Christina Marconi
stood proudly by as the Marconi
Memorial Committee dedicated TIL
| 2,000-pound bust in the lobby Of
Radio Station KDKA in a down
town Pittsburgh skyscraper.
I The daughter OF the mar
credited with being the father Of
wireless communication also
watched the ceremony. She /.
lEIettra Marconi. Mother arc
daughter came from Italy to heir
| celebrate the 50th anniversary oi
the first radio signal and the 77th
anniversary of Mr.. Marconi'i
birth.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Britain Resolved 10 Pay
Her Own Way, Eden Says
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Jan. %. = Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden said last
night Britain is determined to
get it's own house in order" so
that it can face the United States
as free and equal partner.
To achieve this aim, he said,
new belt-tightening measures will
be introduced soon.
"They are drastic, realistic and
far-reaching-and there will be
no outside help from any one, not
even the United States"
Addressing a dinner meeting of
the National Farmers Union, Mr..
Eden said:
1--WE must pay our own way and
must be seen to be paying our own
way"
The new austerity. measures
which Prime Minister Churchill is
to announce next month will
mean sacrifices for all, Mr.. Eden
said.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Clear District Policy
On Gifts 10 Employees
Urged by Robinson

Engineer Commissioner Bernard
L. Robinson said today he favored
issuance by the Commissioners of
a. new policy statement on the
acceptance of gifts by city em-
ployes.
Expressing his view as result
of testimony about gifts before
the Senate District Crime Inyesti-
eating Committee. Gen. Robinson
said he had not decided exactly
what the statement should say.
Previous Order Cited.
He said he believed it should
be along the line of a Commits
sioners' order of August 7, 1941,
in which the city heads said no
official or employe of the Dis
trict should accept remuneration
from a private firm or person for
work which is city business.
In general, the engineer COM
missioner said. city employees
should not accept gifts from per-
sons having business with the
city or from any one else for
whom they might, in their official
capacity. be able to do favors.
But he added that personal
friends of long standing should
be allowed without criticism to
exchange gifts OF minor and equal
value.
Received $500 Bond.
Testimony before the crime
subcommittee Monday dealt with
q $500 war bond given to Charles
Stofberg, former special assistant
to Commissioner John Russell
Young, by Harry S. Wender, at
torney and chairman of the Dis
trict Recreation Board. MIR. Stof-
berg had recommended Mr.. Wen
der for legal work, it was testified.
Earlier in the hearing, Police
Inspector Howard v. Covell had
testified to receiving liquor and
other gratuities from a reputed
gambler.
Commissioner Young said he
had no covenant on Gen. Young's
proposal.
Inspector Covell said, however,
that he had not done anything
for the man.
DonOhue Opinion Given.
Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue said he saw no need for the
issuance of a policy statement on
the subject of gratuitieS because
you don't have to state in a rule
what every one in good conscience
should know is proper or i'm
proper morally.
1T is a simple question that
any one can answer for himself. ;"
Mr.. Donohue said, however,
there are some circumstances
where a gift of any kind pre-
suniptively" is made for the pur-
pose of influencing an officials
judgment.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
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Evening star., 1952-01-23
By lie Associated Press, j,

PARIS, Jan, %. Two American
companies, listed as Associated
|Co-operative and Spencer Chem
|ical. were fined $500, 900 yesterday
by a French court as the result
|of a ship explosion at Brest July
|28, 1947.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
u. s.Fims Fined 100000 For Fatal Ship Explosion

Spencer Chemical s listed In
business directories as having
headquarters in Kansas city. Mo.
Associated Cooperative Is not list
ed in standard directories.)
The ship, the Ocean Liberty,
blew up and killed 20 persons and
Evening star., 1952-01-23
School Bus Production Up

DETROIT - In 1949, 14.480I
school buses were built, almost
three times the output of all other
bus models combined.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
STHE.EVENING STAR Washington D. c. -
8fas 80 WEDNESDAY. s9#s*s

injured 400. It's cargo was am
monium nitrate.
The court ruled the blast was
Evening star., 1952-01-23

caused by defective packing and
ordered the fines paid to the
French government.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Diamond SmuggIers Use Rodor
And Fast Boats to EIude Patrol

LONDON. Sept. 4 (NANA KEN
News. - Large scale diamond
smugglers are using radar to di-
rect fast boats carrying jewels to
quiet beaches on Ireland's At
Ilantic coast. These gangs are so
undermining the world diamond
industry that United States Gus
toms authorities are offering a
$45. 900 reward for information
that leads to a capture.
Romy Fink, secretary and legal
adviser to the International Dia-
mond Manufacturers Association,
said:
"These smugglers rely on speed
fast boats and fast cars on a
network of small. deserted beaches
and coast roads and use radar to
warn them of trouble approach
ing. An operator sits in the radar
truck, watches the movements of
customs launches on the screen
and steers the smuggling vessel
through the patrol craft to shore. "
1T must have taken a large
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Liquor Board Ends Hearing
On Contested Application

The Alcohol Beverage Control
Board concluded hearings yester-
day on an application for a Glass
A liquor license by a Macarthur
boulevard merchant.
Issuance of a hard liquor Ii
cense is sought by Samuel j. Sci
GEL, at 4402 Macarthur boulevard
NV.
Mr.. Seigel is now selling gro
ceries, light wines and beer at his
store. The application calls for
the transfer of a Glass A license
now held by Mrs. Mary Ellen Cook,
at 1914 M street NV.
Yesterdays hearing was the sec
ond held on the application. At
the earlier session last week, pro-
tests were heard by members of
the Palisades Citizens Association,
representatives from the Florence
Crittenton Home and the YWCA-
operated Hannah Harrison School,
and others.
Thomas H. Reynolds, 1407 Fox
hall road NV, presented argu-
ments against the application.
Mr.. Seigel's attorney was George
c. Pendleton.
Evening star., 1952-09-04
Hearings on Cab Fare Cut
Denied by District PUG

The District Public Utilities
Commission yesterday decided it
will not hold hearings to consider
a taxicab associations request to
lower fares.
The word went out to George L.
Hilton. president of the Asso-
ciated Taxicab Operators. Inc.
Mr.. Hilton had requested the
hearing to consider rolling back
fares to 1851 figures. He said
this would put hackers in a better
competitive position with Capital
Transit Co., in the light of the
latter firms recent increases.
PUG Chairman James H. Flana-
gan reminded the taxi official
that present cab fares are based
on the recommendation of more
than 80 per cent of the industry.
That fact, coupled with the ap-
parant lack of support among
hackers for Mr.. Hilton's latest
suggestion, leads the commission
to believe mo useful purpose"
can be served by a hearing, Chair
man Flanagan said,
Evening star., 1952-09-04

turnover to have made 1t worth
while to invest in equipment on
this scale, but these operators are
willing to invest large sums-and
lose them. if necessary"
Smuggling also is being carried
out along the Welsh coast, said
Mr.. Fink.
"I believe the diamonds are
coming from Europe in fair-sized
ships and being transferred to
these small smuggling craft at
sea. 1t is no exaggeration to say
smuggling is undermining the in
dustry. In many parts of the
world you can buy smuggled dia-
monds at a price far less than they
cost to produce"
Mr.. Fink said experts estimated
that diamonds valued at $8.4 mil
lion went from Europe to America
illegally during 1851. That is why
the United States customs au-
thorities offered the reward.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-08
20 PERCENT INCREASE IN OCEAN FREIGHT RATES

Pacific CoastAlaska Freight Conference members, the Coast wise Line and Alaska Steamship Company, filed tariffs with the Federal Maritime Board in Washington, DC, providing for 20 percent increase in ocean freight rates, to become effect i've March l. the Conference an nounced this week.
 This is the first general in crease in freight charges in the Alaska trade since 1947 and has been necessitated by the cumu- lative increases in wages and op- erating costs and the expensive delays in discharging cargoes due to inadequate terminal ia cilities and services in Alaska.
Seward seaport record., 1952-02-08
MORE ABOUT Whuf's Cookin'
(Continued from Page D

Continued from Page D the acceptance of the proposed S400,000 bond issue.
 Another point brought out was that the Alaska Steamship Co.,, and The Alaska Railroad has been requested to refrain from drawing large amounts of water between the hours of 10 am. and 4p.m., and that the railroad has deemed it necessary to ignore the request to some extent.
 Another decision reached by the council was to render state mcntS for water to all accounts, even though some users SerViced through the frozen mains have been without water for some time.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
A One-Minute Test of Your
Ne,Ds knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

/. FLEET-What nation has
the largest navy in the world,
according to the new edition
of James Fighting Ships?
2. TEAM-For the first time
in national history our next
Congress will have a mother
and-son team. Who are they?
3. CHECK-What govern
ment pension will President
Truman be eligible for when
he leaves the White House in
January?
4. RIDER-Tony Despirito
is the Nations leading Jockey
this season with well over $50
winners. What record is he
cunning for?
S. QUOTE-What British
statesman said: There is one
thing that is never worth
while doing. That is to pur-
chase peace at a price of
diShonor"?
Answers.
/. The United States Navy
that is as large as all the
other navies in the world put
together. 2. Mrs. Frances
Bolton and her son, Oliver P.
Bolton of Ohio. 8. Only an
Army pension of $95.66 a
month for his World War /
and Army Rerserve service.
4. The record of 388 winners
set in 1906. S. Prime Minister
Winston Churchill.
Tom Henry's "QuiZ EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pen and Vim?

Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out. ex-
hausted solely because body lacks iron For new
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For sale at all drug stores everywhere
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Building Material Bargains

Number ,r.1 e@
Ii Stock LEW
5000 Ft. 2" Thick Culls, 4"-12" wide,
F-lo' long ----------------
l42 1"x2" Wood Strip, z long
80 pcs. 2'x8' Metal Ceiling Pat. No
$50 Double Hung Windows, 36-40"
wide, 1856" high ---------
Ea. Overhead Wood Garage Do
wide, complete
10 Ea. Gable Type Entrance Can
opies, aluminium --------------
800 Lin. Ft. 1"x2" Clear Redwood
shorts ------
$50 Clear Hemlock 1"x3" shorts, per
~. ---~-----,.-----
5000 So. Ft. Rockboard, full sheets,
perfect
1000 So. Ft. Loose Rock Wool Bats
100 Lin. TT. Dubois Woven Wood
Complete pests and rails, 4e" higl
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Plumbing and Heating Bargains

wide Short Length all colors 500 off prices
100 54 High Discontinued Coors Were Soc SOC
425 Lin IT, 36 High Wansco Height Were 42c, now 29c
q Northeast Store Only
Evening star., 1952-11-20
Storm Sash"
Recreation Room barqains

Number ,--.
In Stock az"
81 Sheets 4x8' Walnut Finish Rockboard
1000 So. Ft. Insulating Wallboard plank
type ---.--. ------- -----
1927 Bd. Ft. Knotty Pine Paneling, shorts
and remnants -- .....--.- .-
3450 Lin. TT Pine Furring Strip, very soiled
Is Ea. 2-Panel Doors, 24"x6'8", perfect
condition, 1as" thick Observation-Disclosures
1000 Lin. Fl. Beaded Wood Strip, A"xM",
3, 4 and feet long g,-------------.
% Ea. Closet Doors, 2-panel, 1'6"x6'8"
81 30" Wood Bar Stools, slightly damaged,
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-15
FARMS AND RANCHES

STOCKED AND EQU+PPED-First class beef
and grain ranch. 437 acres. 200 acres is river
bottom silt soil. sub-irrigated. balance pasture
and timber. 1876 acres now in crops with 65
to seed Good 3-bedroom house. fair
set of outbuildings. SO head Of beef and milk
stock, 10 tors hay. Is tons straw 10 tons
wheat and oatsgrain. VIC tractor, with mower
and eft offset disc pillow. section harrow,
packer. drill new Massey-Harris combine,
pigs and chickens. Three miles from Plains,
Montana school bus by place ALI goes for
$4,000 and $4,000 down. See Strout Realty,
1850 w. Broadway, Missoula. Mont
7.s25 ACRES decided land 400 acres irrigated
river bottom hay land, unlimited free water,
1000 acres leased land-rental per year $i0e.
3O0-cow unit, 3-bedrocm modern home. "
mile to high and grade schools. on oiled high
way in area Of short feeding period. sI15.o00
terms. 42e acres 100 acres farm land
balance in pasture. 1000 inches free water
will cut $50 tons of hay. modern house on
oiled oiled highwsy, close to Missoua $4,000
Bldg, Missoula Mont.
IDEAL HIWAY LOCATION 1000 frontage,
close in. Is acres. all tillable and irrigable,
in hay and produce. mixed fruit. Ia acres
berries reported bringing tidy income. Ditch
watered pasture for 10 head barn, 10 COW
garage. shop 20x3O. Dandy small farm. or
use valuable hway frontage for motel or
business. Opportunity knocking. $1,000. v.
Knopf, Strout Realty. 1850 w. Broadway
Missoula. Mont Phi: 4459
FOR SALE-On the East shore of Fiathead
lake, about acres of land, having a Groom
modern stucco house oil heat plus stone fire
side fireplace with patio. Have 200 #. lake
frontage. about 60 fruit trees mostly sweet
cherry. large lawn and flower beds, huge
pine trees keeping the place very cool in
summer. viii sell for s25. 600. Box 1918,
Poison. Mont
461-ACRE stock ranch and 300 acres leased.
100 acres alfalfa. Good seed producer. Lo-
Gated on Custer national forest, carries per-
nit. New house. Outside buildings good
shape. Present owner has lived this ranch
since 1923 Earle s. Clarke, miles west OLD
Stacey, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-15
FARM EQUIPMENT

BOB SLEDS-Westgo steel osciliating teztra
heavy duty. Designed for heavy loads behind
powerful tractors. Hlgh clearance Greater
separately, reducing strain on rough tracks.
Either wide or narrow track. Mantle horse
drawn bob Sleds. Select hardwood construction
with Sc or Sc cast steel shoes. Wide mar
track. Westgo farm wagon wheel skis
Convert your rubber tired wagon into sled
in 10 minutes. just drive onto wheel skis and
lock on wheels. Set Of skis sT4 fob. West
Fargo See your dealer write West Fargo
Mfg. Co.. West Fargo, N. D.
THE CITY OF RIcHEy has for sale: One
General Electric IS H. P. Model SIX
1404A Type K. v. 220-440, full load speed
ITO so cycles. full load 1850 cycles Try
switch control box and wires opt. One Jen-
sen pump lack No 500 used months:
About 300 feet of 3-inch galvanized pipe, used
6 months. ITO feet of So pump ROD polished
rod and stuffing box opt.
GIGANTIC SURPLUS equipment sale Amaz-
ing bargains. Savings to 70et Farm engines,
pressors, paint spray outfits, weed spray out
fits water pumps, electric saws. drills, welders
tour levels etc. Freight prepaid Rush card
sale eatalog. Burden Sales Company $50
90 Street. Lincoln. Neb.
ONE-WAY AND DISC GRINDER = Can be
used in the shop yard or while machine is
discing in the field. No diSmantling. Cheap.
simple and easy to operate. Write for circular.
Hyatt Mig. Co. Klmhall. Nebr.
FOR SALE = Completely rebuilt 1851 John
Deere. Prov beet harvester. Harvested 70
acres heets this year. acres q day. $4,000.
Going out of beef raising. Harold w. Marks,
Townsend Mont. Phone 014J3.
BARB WIRE-Sheep netting, field fence baler
wire and Irvine. For immediate delivery. Write
for our low prices ana save money. Dept. ~.
Midwest Wire & Steel Products Co., South St.
Paul, Mimi
IN STOCK NOW-NeW and used structural
steel. It beams rods. shafts. strap iron
angles, channels. sheets. pipes and plates. No
priority needed Carl Weissman g. Sons. Great
Falls, Mont.
WIRE WINDER-Avoid barbed wire entangie-
nents. use tractor powered wire winder.
Low Cost Free Literature. Dept. 70. Midwest
Wire. South st. Paul. MINI.
1850 MODEL GO John Deere, Rolomatic front
end. hydraulic power lift. 12x38 tires low
hours. Nash-Davis Machinery Co., P. o. Boz
1922, Billings Mont.
T-9 INTERNATIONAL. CRAWLER, top condi-
ton. Approximately 300 hours. must be sold
Yellowstone County Implement Co., Billings
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-15

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