davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-09-13
Rent Money
Enters Investigation
Into Hatchet SIayino
$500 Collected by Man
Before His Death Muy
Be Motive, Police Soy

A puzzle of missing rent money
today entered the police investiga-
tion of hatchet Staying as they
sought a possible motive for the
killing.
Police announced solution of the
Staying five hours after the VIC
Tins body was found stuffed in a
trunk being moved to a new ad-
dress.
A charge of murder was lodged
against Elmer H. Lord, IS. care
taker of a rooming house at 223
Third street NV, after police re-
ported his confession.
He was accused Of Staying
Frank S. Moore, about 65, with a
hatchet during an argument. Mr..
Moore's body remained three
months after his death at the
place he had lived as a tenant
the Third street address.
Lord was ordered held without
bond tUday in Municipal Court
pending verdict of a coroner's|
jury. Preliminary arraignment
was continued to next Friday.
Capt. Richard Felber, head of
the homicide squad, said these
possible motives are being ex-
plored:
l. Mr.. Moore, shortly before his
death, had been designated to col
lect rent from other tenants, a job
previously held by Lord. Capt.
Felber said an argument over this
job may have led to the killing.
2. Mr.. Moore had collected June
rent, as evidenced by receipts he
gave the other tenants. But the
landlady did not receive the money
"a total of 5000. This led to a
second theory, that robbery may
have been motive, Capt. Felber
said.
Inspector jeremiah Flaherty,
assistant chief of detectives, said
Lord had admitted the Staying
after lengthy questioning.
During Drinking Bout.
He said Lord told police the
Staying occurred during a drink
ing bout. Lord was quoted as
telling detectives that Mr.. Moore
first threw a hatchet at Lord
and that Lord then picked it up
and struck him with it twice on
the head.
Inspector Flaherty said Lord
used a hall closet as a temporary
tomb, mailing shut the door and
sealing it with plaster of paris.
Later. he transferred 1t to the
green storage trunk when he
learned he was going to move to
Ia new address.
Movers discovered the body by
accident.
Daniel Magruder, "a. of S22
Fourth street NV. and Walter
Atkinson. IS, of 1130 Seventh
street NV, were carting the
trunk down a flight of stairs at
the Third street address when
they accidentally knocked loose a
strip of putty.
OdOr From Trunk.
An odor arose from the trunk.
It and other items were being
moved to a new rooming house at
$50 Twelfth street NV, because
the Third street residence is be-
Evening star., 1952-09-13
Two-Second Earthquake
Shakes California Area
By the Associated Press

PASO ROBLES, Calf, Sept. Is.
"A two-second earthquake. felt
sharply but causing no damage,
shook the Paso Robles area last
night at 9:30 d2:30 am. EDIT.
Paso Robles is 95 miles west and
slightly north Of Bakersfield
severely damaged by a quake Au-
gust %.
Evening star., 1952-09-13
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

A fleet of 100 sailboats in 10
classes today drifted around two
courses off Hains Point in light
breezes to open the sailing pro-
gram of the 1852 Presidents Cup
Regatta.
The opening race was post
poned 30 minutes for lack of wind.
Evening star., 1952-09-13
StocksinSpotIight

NEW YORK up. - Following are the
sales (add 0O), high, low, closing price and
net change Of the 20 most active stocks
for the week:
Evening star., 1952-09-13

(See TRUMAN, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1952-09-13
General Taken
Over by Taft,
Stevenson Says
Governor Makes 1t
Clear He'll Direct
Attacks at Senutor
By J. A. O'Leoy
Star Sfoff Corrsspondenf

ALBUQUERQUE. Sept. 49,
Gov. Stevenson headed back to
Springfield, Ill.,, today after charg-
ing that Senator Taft has taken
over" Gen. Eisenhower.
Winding up his 7,500-mile West
ern tour before a crowd of 5000
Text of Gov. Stevenson's Address at A.
buquerque. Page A-3
Evening star., 1952-09-13

(see STEVENSON. Page A-s0
Evening star., 1952-03-27

UNIVERSITY PARK
Four bedrms., 2 baths, brick house,
best location. Reas. price. JOHN A.
WENTz, UN. S787. AP. 0900.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
INDIAN HEAD MD,

frame home. equipped
kitchen, bath, liv. rm., 2 bedrms.
$1,000 down, $31.20 per mo. pay
ments. Committing distance from
Washington. IL Greenwood pl., Po-
tomac hgts., Indian Head, Nd,
Indian Head 1854. 80
Evening star., 1952-03-27

$73 PER MO.
One Of the incest 2-bedrm. bunga-
lows on the market today. Living
rm. with picture window. modern
kitchen huge expandable
attic for 2 more rms. Priced right.
Call Mrs. James, AP. 2193. KIRKE
REALTY CO., Realtors. Ho. 677S.
Evening star., 1952-03-27

Detached Colonial brick. convenient
to shopping and Transportation.
Offering living rm.. with fireplace.
screened side porch large dining
bath on End floor. Full basement.
with 1 finished rm. and half bath.
Built-in garage. KIRK'S REALTY
Co. Realtors. Ho. 677S: eyes,. RA.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
MARYLAND SUBURB

Almost new 3-bedrm.. brick rambler;
large lot. Vacant; immediate pos
session. Convenient to schools and
Transportation. Reasonable cash pay
ment and assume large 4Ss trust
with low monthly payments. No
agents. 81. 5445 -2S
Evening star., 1952-03-27
LANDOVER HILLS

------------ =. -
LANGLEY PARK AREA
Extra large year-old semidet. brick:
1st A.. powder rm... liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm. and huge mod. kit.
3 bedrms. and bath. 2nd A.; rear
porch and large fenced lot; 30-dRy
is an outstanding buy. Easy terms.
Call JU. 7-8997 or RE. 1888.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
HOUSES sALE-Vk. tcent.l
ALEXANDRIA

white brick house, in I
wonderful neighborhood. near an
sssssilsns, school and sCod bus ~
rm. with fireplace, din. rm.. powder
rrn.. bright modern Kit. with dish-
washer and disposal; D screened
porch on LIST floor. Three bedrms.
and bath upstairs. Full bsfnt. and
attic. This extremely attractive
house has been kept in perfect
Beautifuliy planted grounds. Ewes.
call TIE. 0637.
MARSTELLER-McC ABE
Evening star., 1952-03-27
OIL. 21o1 till o Pm.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLLEGE PARK (proper). lovely g
bedroom brick bungalow: big shed.
dormered attic. roughed-in. for z
additional bedrms. and bath; fun
screens; nicely Handicapped level lot,
50x165; real value at only Sl4:-
$50, approx. $4,000 cash required.
fNS! hSSelu'lEi va Tls6 4soo. pSsn opsn III pm
FOREST MISUNDERSTANDING ~ CT
trust, S45.46 pei. mo. Pit. and !.
BY far the best home your dollars
will buy today. Asbestos shingle
Cape Cod. 8 bedrms., modern
equip: klt. incl; BE 6endix washer; Let ct
Il this sOz1as one NE%coMB eSTB VI" RESf9 sf!f9
SERVICE. 3123 Nichols ave. .ss,e.,
HYATTsVi2LE AssSH2i HILLS. sla.5o0Me-
ceiient cell neishborhood. Fuii bsmt..
oil hwh, spacious liy. rm. with fire.
place, equipped kitchen; convenient
to schools, shopping and transporta-
pGRRx 1SR N sogWE SgSfEI oRRer''Riy Ese W. 4So Sa
HYIRsTrTsViL1E Isr HiLLs--Large, clean
5-rm. BUNGALOW on extra large lot;
near schools and tranSportation,
FHA and oI approved. WA. 2dSl'
HYhrTsviLLE. Queens Chapel I'd.
and VniVersity Park area. Attrac;
tive preYar. 2-stofy brick Colonial
n bath s1sssns .eIssnsd poTsh f dry
ment with iasatory, detached es-
rage: $4,000. Substantial cash.
II. CARLYLE DeLQzIER, Realtor.
WA. 5000, WA. 5000. Is
HYATTSVnLE HILLS =; Exclusivs
on beaut. wooded lot Containing over
$4,000 IT,; 8 rms; first-n. powder
rm., breakfast rn1., concrete terrace;
daylight bsmt;. pansl,ed pns,saA into al 2-rmi .;
sas5Ss; as Sssn 5000 sRsoo pslssa psas e ea he wa
5000 I'll pm. ROBERT s. DAYS.
GTEENs CHAPEL MANoR-Prsxar
stwg. Srs % sSnsaiS" Snss attic with dormsf @
ditionai rms; tile bath; glassed-in
porch; price: ,Sl1,96O; terms; CAL
lv, MA ssSo 9 co sl s54 gn hslsi6eTs HsosEEr svs. s.
Hyatfsyiile. Md, wa. 5000. Once
open daily and sunday til Q pm.
LANDovER HILLS AREA-Loveiy q
S Hsafm 1m. pct WIDOW Guk sendix as ss
MOUNT RAINIER: Custom-built g
porch. fenced lot. excellent value 81
$4,000. Li6sral I terps; s,.aML: a: coz MS
5000, WA. 5000. -2S
RIVERDALE-Approx h.acre level
lot .Lge. 1ha-story home in Inn
Inaculate cond. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm
with. fireplace. big din. rnl:.
porehes. full bsmt.. det., gar. space
for 2 additional rms. when desired
Nr. everything. Asking price, S1b.-
NC. WA, 1900. Open til 8 pm.
RIVEKDALE, 3 rms. and bath: hot
water heat, oil, large lot, flrepl.
garage: price. $15, $50. Q. B. ZANT'
zINGER, JRs WA. 1S19:
porch. oDen stairway to m. atti.
with lge. dormers, compl. insulated
nicely shaded level lot 60x1O0, real
I'd. fenced. blks. to grocery ans
elem. school; $4,000. AP. 744o;
EEAE 2. Ca slovsly ss.sRG. saG colggSials q
pofches, other has 2-car gar; bqtl
FH.A. approved. JOHN q. JOHN
son. WA. $3.50. --2S
NEW S-roon BUNGALOW. runnin,
Laurel. Pries:, $3.50; $500 down
$50 mo: o. ,. zANTzINGER. JR.
NEM wv bbRIGK bSasiK RAMBLER. 8 bedrms.
liy. Tn.. with firepl.. din. rm.. equip
kit, full hsn1t.; exceptional value q
q &14,Q60; GI and FHA approved
Gail WA: 5000 I'll pm. AoEnER.
8. DAyw . co. --27
Evening star., 1952-03-27
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
peter ]. hagar1

ASSUME GI LOAN
Sparkling 3-bedrm. brk. rambler. fea-
turing lge. liv. rnl. with Roman fire-
kit. DISPOSAL and dishwasher; 3
lge., attractive bedrms.. fun tiled
bath; gas h.-w.h.: fenced rear lot;
near Northwestern high school. Only
$4,000 cash. S79.7I per mo. pays
all. See It now.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
BRICK RAMBLER
S23 050

Spacious rambler in brand-new house
condition.; decorated in beautifu.
picture window, private din, rln.
fully equipped kft. with Disposal, 3
large bedrms.. fun bath plus private
"a bath on master bedrms.; base
ment; concrete screened porch; new
Laundromat;. gas heat; nice wooded
nifty on New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended: assume $14 500 GI AZ
loan; SIS, 1000 cash will buy. Ewes.
call OIL. 6709. FRANK g. PHILLIPS,
Evening star., 1952-03-27
3-BEDRM. RAMBLERS
SLIGO PARK
CT FINANCING

We have only few Of these big
ramblers avail. in Q choice close-in
syer ar. sPtns FIJI si2s 0e sSei
with separate shower bath. gas heat.
hung sash and aluminium storm win
dows. 2x1O joists, oak floors, fully
sodded lots and fiagstone front ter.
the quality construction so evident
In the homes. Call us for appt. to
inspect these homes. We will con-
slider trades fairly priced. Call RE.
$3.50. 9 It'll 8.
Colonial investment Co.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
WEST HYATTSVILLE

WEST HYATTSVILLE
Don't fail to see this lovely bungalow.
with many outstanding features;
rm., full-size din. rm., lge.. mod.
equip. kit. with plenty of cabinets;
Q lge. bedrms. and bath. bsmt. with
outside entr.; oil h.-w.h.: level fenced
lot with fruit trees. grape arbor,
PRiScE GEORGES REALTY co.
WA. 6655, UN. 1166. HY. 0636
Evening star., 1952-03-27
HOUSES sALE-MD. Gent, ,

BRICK BUNGALOW, Sl2.950: 5 rms
on 1st mr., plus stwy. to. expan. at
tic; bsmt.; tile bath; gas heat; newl,
decorated; $1,000 down will handle
high location in Landover Hills
WSsS pkwy ssn's min aa by neT bus sasS fron
p.m. pInn'YS YRSoBrRTI Is ). TaiispVS DAVIS 4 c8o, u
81 500 DOWN. Modernistic bunga-
low. with Bis, paneied picture win
dow: 2 twin-size bedrnis., spacious
expandable attic, colorful tile bath,
WM.: R. HUGHES, AP. 1900. WA.
BRiGk Ie2i CAPE COD. Immac. 4syr..
old home, on M-acre lot, Just. s min.
from DC. line. Five full rms. on
LIST A.. Tremendous expandible at
TIC, fun daylight bgmt.. all-slec. kit.
' aP. 1ioo. IVA. va. 5s35., , no.aas .7
COZY COTTAGE, $1O,25 Econom-
ical 2-bedrm. bungalow. featuring
unusually attrac. liy. rm., and big.
ting. In popular close ia suburb.
Only $56 per mo: WM. r. HUGHES,
BRICK RANBLER. $i35eo; 5 Ice.
sY s owNEK sSR; s'ilf aP $500 $780, ra0ian. s asa'
WE WILL BUILD q custom brick
rambler on your lot. Firm price,
several plans. to choose from rang
ing from $14,250 to $I8,900 COM
plete. Financing arranged. Com
pleted home avail. for your inspec-
tion. For further information or
appt. to discuss, call PERRY BOS-
WELL. WA. $500. Open till pm.
BRICK CAPE COD-Four bedrms., 2
baths. liy. rrn. with firepl, din. rm.,
full bsmt., gear gar; in lovely W..
Hyattsville. Price. SIS.950. assume
~ GI loan. Call Ju. 8-4020 It'll
g pm. DRuRY q JOHNSTON.
IF you JUST WANT a good buy In q
6-rm. house, in nice neighbor-
hood, call after $50 pm, UN.
451s TAYLOR ST., Raldensbure. Ss Ma.
One block to high school and
shopping center; 4 bedroom house.
2h baths, full basement, gas h, w.
heat; excellent condition.; chain link
fence: Price Sl5, 500; offered BY
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN. 1927 K st.
NV. Wash. D. C. Tel. MA. O529.
HYATTSVILLE, OLIVER ST.
Six rms, and bath bungalow. 3 bed
rms. liv.. rm.. large din. rm. and
h.-w.h.: large lot. $1l,500. Sub
Stantial cash. ALVIN EPLING, UN.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
LEWISDALE-$14,950

LEWISDALE-$14,950
Modern brick bungalow, only 2 years
old; 5 rms. and tiled bath. fireplace
In y tS iafi .ts1ars sy.c g
gas heat and large level fenced lot.
A buyer can assume S10.600 trust
at 4K%. To inspect, call La.
$1,000 until 8 pm. PECK CO..
exclusive agent
Evening star., 1952-03-27
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1906 II st. NV. MA. 2345.
ESTATE

FOR A LARGE FAMILY
10 acres Of grounds with over 700 It.
frontage on state road, 10 miles
from D.. c.. in Montgomery county.
Thoroughly modern dwelling (salt
box ColoniaD with s bedrms:. 9
baths, firepls. Il In master bed
rm.l. On the 1st floor are wide
room, . pantries and powder rm.
There Is o paneled rec. rT1., COM
plete kit. and powder rm. in bsmt.
Numerous out bldgs.. including large
rm. and bath tenant house. 4-run
brick kennel, poultry houses, etc.
Entire property in excellent condi-
ton. To inspect call
INTER-COUNTY REALTY
Evening star., 1952-03-27

UNIVERSITY HILLS
Only S1,750 down to responsible pur-
chaser. De luxe brick rambler. 3
lge. bedrms.. lge. liv.. fm. with
Roman brick firepi., fully equip.
elec. kit. PARKSIDE REALTY,
S1 1914 npna avAs
Evening star., 1952-03-27

peter j. hagan
3906 r. !. Ave. NE. UN. s5S5
WA. 1857, UN. 1885 Open 8 I'll o
Evening star., 1952-03-27

VIC. UNIV. PARK
Six-rm. brick Colonial; perfect condi-
tion. Priced to sell quickly. substan-
tial cash. JOHN A. WENTZ. UN.
S7S7, AP. 0900. rs
Evening star., 1952-03-27
50 ann DOWN

ST. !09 MONTH
Buys this attractive 3-bedrm. home.
Gas air-conditioned heat; corner lot;
ideal for children. Possession in 2
Eks. MR., FINCHAM, UN. 1888.
FTN(sT4AM a. co
Evening star., 1952-03-27

ATTN. u. OF MD.
NOT REGULATION x
One e-year-old brick and California
redwood rambler with carport,
drapes and washer incl; redec. and
in new-house cond. Call now, this
won't last.
Inter County Realty
~ 81 ~ tsNii a . AZ
Evening star., 1952-03-27
DETACHED HOME
4 BEDRO OOMS-2 BATHS

ONLY SI3,950 4
Located near Bladensburg rd. A mar
velous buy In q. good roomy home,
from owner who must sell immedi-
ately. Contains living room, dining
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath
on first floor: 2 bedrooms and bath
upstairs; full basement. oil heat;
nice yard; detached Rarage. Don't
miss this onel Ewes. and SUM-, call
No. $500. Ext. 403; daily. Ma. 9797.
apital View Realty Co.
Rl TORS. s2s NEW YORK AVE.
Evening star., 1952-03-27
ROGERS HEIGHTS

HNJNIEELO dEILHIO
Lovely asbestos shingle home. Liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm..
equip. kit. 2 bedrmS. and bath;
full bsmt., h.-w.h.. garage. Immed.
FRINGE GEORGES REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Boris Sidis was Harvard professor, doctor
of both psychology and psychiatry and author
of too many books on the mind for any short
listing William James, who was Billy's god
father, called Dr. Sidis the outstanding Ameri
can mind in abnormal psychology.
There were many others besides Billy on
whom the Sidis method was used in varying
degrees. Harvard students came to DR.. Sidis
with failing grades and became honor students.
He Quoted SpinozA
HERE was Boston tailor who had one
great ambition - to read Spinoza. But he
was illiterate. One day in his shop, DIR. Sidis
admired a coat. The tailor made the psy-
chologist this proposition: "You teach me to
read and write and will give you the coat"
In three months he was writing and reading
- and quoting Spinoza.
DR.. Sidis, who turned education into child's
play, died in 1923 but he left his wife, Dr.
Sarah Sidis, to continue his method.
Evening star., 1952-03-02

young, was genius. Nor does there seem
to be any doubt that method was used to
make him one. The same method was applied
to his sister, Helene. She attended neither
grammar school nor high school. At Is she
easily passed the college entrance exams at
Smith. Psychological tests were cited to prove
that both these children were only average"
But educators refused to bulge from their
opinion that the Sidis children were hereditary
geniuses. 1t wasn't long before a great
academic argument flared.
Today a large university is conducting
thorough investigation of this genius-creating
program. The results should tell us whether
super-mind can be produced that easily
This mind would flourish free of the blocks
and blind spots most children suffer from. and
acquire knowledge with the eagerness young
sters give to play.
This amazing system of education is called
the ''Sidis method" after Dr. Sarah Sidis and
DR.. Boris Sidis, Billy's parents The late DR..
Evening star., 1952-03-02
MIAMI

CUPPosE someone asked you, do you want
~ your child to be genius?" And then you
were told, IAN right, then do this. There's
some work involved but it's really fairly
simple. -"
In all seriousness, there is method designed
to turn child into what we call genius
There is nothing psychological or super-
academic about it and it can be used with
promise of outstanding results. There is
however, one provision in saying this: its rules
are to be followed as given and not abused.
This new plan of education, which begins
just about at the cradle, was applied in full to
one child. His parents conceived the method
are. credited with producing record in educa-
ton that probably has never been surpassed
A Teacher a9 IS
IHE child was Billy Sidis, who completed
the Boston elementary school system in five
months, when he was seven. At eight, he
required only six weeks for the entire high
school curriculum. At II, by special invita-
ton, he lectMed to the Harvard faculty on
the fourth dimension. At IS he taught at
Rice Institute in Houston, Texas.
And that's not all. At three Billy used
typewriter. At four he read and understood
textbooks. At IL he called Einstein's atten-
ton to flaw" in the theory of relativity.
At an age when most children are learning
to spell "cat" he invented perpetual calen-
dar which was patented and is still in use.
There wasn't any doubt that William James
Sidis, who died in 1914, while still relatively
Evening star., 1952-03-02

DR.. Sarah. now little old lady of n. is
also psychiatrist. She retired" to Miami
Beach, Fla, several years ago. Her retirement
means she is writing two books "a history OF
the Sidis family and text for the method;
lecturing at the University of Miami, and
running business of rental properties. A
little woman with amazing blue eyes that
actually do twinkle, she still retains youth
full flow of vitality to complement mind
sharpened by half-century of ferreting out
human ills. She begins her full day at am
and doesn't stop until II pm.
She has added her share to the develop
ment of the method, too. Her touch has
humanized it, taken it out of the specific
ease history terms of science.
When she presented it to DR.. Bowman
F. Ashe, President of the University of Miami
the educator listened and called what he
heard very important" He had DR.. Sidis
conduct series of lectures before members of
the university's education department and
TW-3-2-52
Evening star., 1952-03-02

Here for the first time is the fascinating story
of the ssSidis method,'' which aims at turning
average mind into a brilliant one. 1t has already
scored amazing results - and any parent can use it
by Howard Van Smith
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Three Eskimo Scouts,
 Victims of Plane Crash, Read on Roll of Honor

FIT. RICHARDSON, Alaska -
 Three members of Company D, First Scout Battalion, all from Wainwright, Alaska, were com memorated with full military hon. ors in ceremonies here at 2 pm. today.
 Read on the roll of honor to assembled Eskimo scouts were names of Privates Edward Toorak, Issaac Walook, and Harry Tag ruk. All three died in the crash of Vein Alaska Airlines light plane November when it plunged into the Arctic Ocean near Point Bar row, also killing Pilot Walter Baer.
 The ceremony began with pray CT by Chaplain Percy Ipalook of Kotzebue; reading of honor roll by Col. Lars Johnson, adjutant general, Alaska National Guard; and three volleys by a firing squad of scouts.
 It. Col. George Mclaughlin, camp commander, placed mem orial wreath, followed by the sounding of taps, music by the Army band, presentation of salute by a Color Guard representing units in camp, and closing prayers by Chaplain Capt. Walter Sobo- Jeff of Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Alaska Steamship May Shift Route Portland Alaska

SEATTLE, (P)-D. E. Skinner, general manager of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, said Thursday the firm might have to make a shift in operations if Alaskans ever transfer their buying from Seattle because of shipping troubles.
 A group of Anchorage business men suggested earlier this week an Alaska Portland commercial link on a large scale.
 Skinner commented:
 "The principal job of the AL aska Steamship Co. is to serve the best interests of the Alaskan peo- pie. The majority of @Alaskans have remained loyal to Seattle throughout the years, principally because Seattle has been able to give them the quickest service at cheapest prices.
 whenever conditions are such that Seattle can no longer dc this job, Alaskans may be forced to change tn cir buying habits. Should this happen in volume, this company may have to change its sailing habits.
 The Anchorage group labeled the Seattle shipping situation, with the frequent tie-up of ser vice during labor disputes, as ''in- tolerable."
 Jack Conway, a Sitka business representative who participated in the conference Tuesday that led to release of ships to Alaska, took a different view.
 eve want to continue to trade here" he said. We're pleased with Seattle efforts to help us in our shipping troubles, and we know Seattle has the warehouses and facilities to handle the Alaska trade"
 Seattle shipping people noted that. while the current tie-up has been local to Seattle, most ship ping tie-ups hit all of the major
 Continued on Page Four)
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Gov. Mckay Will Not Say He Will Support Statehood for Territories

SALEM, Ore, (P)-Gov. Doug las Mckay, who will be the new Secretary of the Interior, won't say whether he will support statehood for Alaska and Hawaii.
 But he has supported it four times at the National Conference of State Governors.
 The governor said, in answer to a question as to how he feels about statehood for Alaska and Hawaii:
 ''Im not going to issue any state ments of policy until I take over my new office Jan. 20. I will have to confer with Gen. Eisen- hover first. After all, I'm just going to be his hired hand"
The Nome nugget., 1952-11-21
Selection of Gov. Mckay As Secretary of Interior Comes As Surprise

NEW YORK, P = President elect Eisenhower announced yes terday he has chosen John Foster Dulles as Secretary of State; Charles E. Wilson, president of General Motors, as Secretary of Defense; and Gov. Douglas Nc Kay of Oregon as Secretary of Interior.
 The selection of Mckay came as the biggest surprise. Although he has been packer of reclamation work in the West he said he would not have a statement on his policies.
 He has been an automobile dealer in Salem, Oregon, for many years, he served as mayor of Salem and as state senator.