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Evening star., 1952-11-09
Dr.. Maxwell to Speak

DR.. Cyrus r. Maxwell. assistant
director of the Washington office
|of the American Medical As
|sociation. will address the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the District
Medical Society at the Medical
Society Building. 1718 M street
NV, at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Birds Gef Birthday Cake
IAt Nature Club Anniversary

Audubon Junior Nature Clubs of
the area yesterday celebrated
their 42d anniversary with a
birthday cake ceremony at the
National Museum.
The cake-strictly for the birds
was a giant construction of
seeds, suet and ant eggs, iced with
peanut butter.
It was won by Mrs. Elsie w.
Allen, who brought 26 children to
the party from her University
Park (Md) Chapter.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
Fellowship Group to Meet

The Mason Noble Fellowship,
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV, will meet at 8:15 pm. to-
morrow in the church hall.
Evening star., 1952-11-09

1o2 King st., Alex. Al. SstS
3lo1 Wilsen Blvd, AfI.
OK. $500
shlFliagtsn Shopping Center
0v. 1877
ls0S Annapolis I'd.
(BIadsnsburg) IN. 1900
-3iei Frederick,
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
50 Additional Deputy Marshals Asked for Alaska

Continued from Page One) Fairbanks were listed as the 1.-two main trouble centers," with pros titution, general crime, liquor and crimes of violence as the major problems.
 Andretta outlined the problem this way:
 "The prostitutes doing business at Anchorage and Fairbanks have located just outside of the edge of town, outside the jurisdiction of the local police, and have opened up their places there. They are going wide open now I understand. The military and all the citizens of the town have been after the department"
 Although the military can make such spots off limits to it's per sonnel, he said it is powerless to go in and close them up.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Citizens Endorse
 Fairbanks Juvenile Delinquency Probe

FAIRBANKS, {R)-A citizens committee of 19 prominent resi- dents Monday endorsed the actv- ities of local law enforcement of- ficers in conducting a probe of juvenile delinquency.
 The committee, after listening to statements from Police Chief Ray Skelton and other law of ficers, also stated in a resolution there was no evidence that un- due pressure had been used in the questioning of juveniles.
 Parents and high school stu dents had charged that police used illegal methods to fingerprint, photograph and, ~question more than 10 students last week. Skel- ton turned the fingerprint files and photographs over to the par ents.
 Everett Hepp, district attorney, released report of the findings of the probe so far which said the majority of felonies commit ted in the city this winter were done by juveniles ranging down to If years in age.
 It. Bob Brandt of the Highway Patrol said there were three gangs of juveniles carrying out the law breaking. He said the gangs were composed of about 35 minors.
 Hepp said that information re- ceived in statements from the youths duplicates juveniles in one major holdup and shooting and a number of major break-ins and thefts, and a street slugging and robbery.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
LA. Skid Row Hotel Fire

LOS ANGELES, (R = A fire which flashed swiftly in a six floor skid row hotel killed at least six men Tuesday. A night clerk who ran through the corridors knocking on doors, then hurried back to his switch board to warn others by tele- phone, was credited with saving many lives.
 An estimated l50 were in the St. George Hotel, at 115 East Third St., when the blaze broke out at 3 am. Police said 10 were hospitalized with burns or in juries.
 The hotel is just off Main Street, has a permanent population of about 80, and caters chiefly to men tranSients.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Juvenile Delinquency Can Be Traced To Mistakes of Parents

COLUMBUS, O., (P)-IncreaSed juvenile delinquency can be traced mostly to mistakes of par ents, the National Catholic Fam fly Life Conference was to d Tuesday.
 indifferent parents, over-solic- itous, inconsistent, over-protective parents, parents with repressed emotions and those who are auto cratic, produce parent-child rela- tionships that lead to illustrations, rebellion and misbehavior," said Dr. Robert P. Odenwald, director of the Child Center, Catholic Tyz rl,s ~%,~1 n ~
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
THE INSPECTOR
 By D. M. Gretxer Office of Aviation Safety, CAA

Aviation Safety desig Inspectors" following gem circulated, now credit
 the Inspector your certificate he's insulting your word for having one, he's corrupt he a violator, showing how tough
 gives him another chance, he's showing favoritsm night enforce the law he's yrant. reaxes, he's shirker and crook.
 he talks aviation, he's maudin
 like a gentleman, he's easy he firmly, he's unfair and rascal If he keeps quiet, he's not interested in work. accepts suggestions advice he's incompetent If he things himself, he's know-it-an
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Movie Company
 Heads For Home

Tommy Richards, push pilot for Wien Airlines left for Hollywood with the movie company party which has been filming the pic ture Arctic Flight" at Kotzebue.
 Tommy has been doing the fly- ing for the picture and has been taken south to complete the final shots.
 One other bit of local property which has gone to Hollywood, is the parka belonging to Mrs. Lo- rena Gray. Lola Albright, one of the stars of the picture, used the fancy squirrel parka in the scenes filmed at Kotzebue, so it was necessary to take the parka to complete the shooting down south.
 Others in the party returning to Hollywood were: Lola Albright, Alan Hale, Jr., Robert Tobey, MT. and Mrs. J. L. Russell, Fred Rus sell, Wayne Morris, Monte Stead man.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
WIEN AIRLINES

Passengers departing for Fair banks were Mamie Brown, Chas. Lewis, and Robert Parrish; for Kotzebue were Emma Ahkpok and Ella Armstrong.
 Arriving in Nome from Fair banks was Harry Hough. Pat Hawkins and Cliff Alderfer were ronud- trip passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Classes In Home Care For The Sick To Start Here On April First

Classes in Home Care for the Sick are scheduled to start soon under the direction of Mrs. Ben Mozee, according to Mrs. Fred Parsons, chairman of the Home Nursing Department of the Red Cross chapter here at Nome.
 It has been announced that the preliminary meeting will be held on Tuesday evening, April 1 at the Public Health Center at the MIMI Hospital. This course will be of interest to all mothers and homemakers. A large group is expected to take advantage of this course and if necessary two classes will be given. Time and frequency of the classes will be determined after the classes are organized.
 For information call Mrs. Par sons at Main 173.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
BETA SIGMA PHI HOLD RITUAL OF JEWELS SUNDAY

Beta Sigma Phi held their Rit- ual of Jewels Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. R. Jackson. Those present receiving their de- gree were: Mrs. Omie Mccarthy, Betty Adams, Mildred Abbey, Irene Hendershot, Francis Killins, and Dorothy. Hinson. Betty Colby received the degree also, although she was not present.
 With a background of soft, tra- ditional music, the new pledges were formally initiated at 3 pm. Pledges who received pins were Mrs. Betty Gustafson, Martha Craft, Betty Alexander and Ann Cole.
 Later everyone enjoyed coffee or tea and cake, beautifully dec orated with yellow roses and Welcome to Beta Sigma Phi" Betty Adams and Dorothy Hinson poured.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
Nome, Alaska, Wednesday, March 26, 195z
MOVING AN IRON MOUNTAIN

Cerro Bolivar, the Mountain of Lon one hundred seventy miles up the Ornoco River in Venezuela, is to be moved to America Considered of the richest iron deposits in the world this mountain is expected to yield 1000 900 tons of year for United Steel mills before 1960
 These rich iron deposits, which needed in the United States point out the importance of cooperation in the Western Hemisphere. Just an individual in Alaska cannot live alone, the powerful United States cannot lead an isolated existence. We need the help of our neghbors just as neighbors need help
 Cooperation and good will work for the best inter ests of all nations in this hemisphere.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers from Anchorage: Fay Bemis, Walter Gossell.
 Departing for Anchorage: AL bert Osborn, Rev. H. s. Townley, Rev. R. Treat, Harvey Kugzruk. To Unalakleet: A. Condon.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26

The first American Red Cross War Fund campaign, conducted in 1917, raised $115,O00,OOO in one week.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-26

For Good Printing Call Main l25
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
FOR SALE - VEHICLES

1851 CHEVROLET Panel Delivery, 24,000 mi, new rubber. Excellent condition. Together with a 2x4x6 spring trailer $500. A. Middleton, co Jack Lean, Cooper Landing.
 Tsp l949 FORD DELUXE 2-door sedan. Excellent condition. R&TI Call after 7:30 pm. 428 Third Ave.
 7p 1851 CHEVROLET 2-door Deluxe. Radio, heater, underseal. Priced for quick sale. Phone Lincoln l18.
 6tfc 1922 BUICK 4-door sedan. Good condition. R X H. Good rubber. S575. Call Main l68. 5-13p FOUR-DOOR STUDEBAkER sedan. Can be seen 10 am. to ? pm. 334 Second Avenue. 5tfc 1852 BUICK Roadmaster low mi, Al condition. Call Main 28O or Jefferson 495 5-6-7c NEW 4-WHEEL DRIVE Station Wagons and Pickups. Immediate delivery, Seaport Auto Supply, Seward 66tfc 1949 BUICK Super DynafloW 4-dr. sed;,n. Ali accessories. Good con djtion, Call Main l68. 74tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
BALMAT REALTY

Sacrifice greenhouse and block bldg. on Fourth Ave. To be moved at once.
 New listing. Lovely 3-bcdroom, 3 lots fenced. Close in Electrical equipment and furnishings in cluded. On sewer. A home to be proud of.
 Sell trailer at give away price. Owner says sell, low price. Don't overlook that lovely home on kcnai Lake. Five acres pat ented land. Ideal for your hunt ing and fishing lodge. House is modern.
 If it's homes, business. building sites or home sites, we can supply you at a saving and good title Two good automobiles. One 46 Chevrolet. and a '49 Buick con vertjble. Al extras, See us before you buy your good used ear.
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
Real Estate For Sale

Two houses on two corner lots, with double garage. House. l4X20 on skids. l60-aCreS at WaSilla TWO-rOom house, chicken house, nice stream, electric light, on bus route. 14 acres cleared. Unfinished house at Mile 2. Will make lovely home. Cabin at Quartz Creek. Picture windows overlooking Kena Lake.
 TWo-bcdroom house at Mile 512. 4.09 Acres Patented Land with two houses, right on highway. Several business opportunities. One 3-bedeoom house Terms. Several EooG l0ts
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
FOR SALE. MARINE SUPPLIES

3l-FT. GILLNETTER and 24-ft
 seine skiff, See Ben B. Suddath, BOX I63, Seward 7-8-9p 18-FT. FREIGHT CANOE. Beamy, square stern, excellent for silver sport fishing or hunting and fish ing trips on lakes and rivers. Good condition. $ll700 See it at BOY Second Ave. 7c MISTY ISLES" 32-ft. long, 8'7' beam, l5/18 Est. Hope engine. Built l946 Suitable for halibut
 or giInct. Equipped with power haWlcr electric steering and Hali- crafter radio with station con trol. Inquire Box 416, Cordova, Alaska. 6-7c PET. NODDED HAYWOOD BOAT with trailer, $285. See at 2O5 2nd
 Ave. Phone Adams 94. 2tfc WIZARD FIBRE-GLASS BOATS;
 Mercury motors Bill Younker, 3l5 Seventh Avenue. 79tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

Sell trailer at give away price Owner says sell, low price
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
LOST

PURSE, red, with zipper. Reward
 for papers and keys Sally Mann, Phone Main 2. 7tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
WANTED TO RENT

YOUNG MARRIED couple, non- smokers and non-drinkcrs, desires
 clean light housekeeping room or apt. Phone Main l68. 7tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15
FOR SALE OR TRADE

CONSOLE WELL DRILLER for sale or trade for truck or car. In
 quire Sattler, Mile 2312. 6-7p
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

 NEW DAVENO, club chair, rocker. ottoman, 3 occasional chairs. Call ifornia style, ALL NEW; chest of drawers, twin beds with new mattresses and coil springs, cabi- net, night stand, ? cabinet radios, record player with records. mir TOTS, pictures, dishes, silverWare, pots and pans, 4-hole automatic toaster, new hot plate, new Cold spot lift. refrigerator, hassock, electric heater fan, blankets, ? table lamps, misc. dishes. ALL for $500 cash. Contact R Wells at Main 54, or write Box 9l6, Sew ard. 7tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

LADIES BILLFOLD containing papers, Thursday. $500 reward. Marjorie Fredricksen, Adams 13l.
 7c
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

BETWEEN DEEP CREEK and Homer, adult Springer Spaniel. Very friendly and answers to the
 name of Skipper" Notify Pio- neer Hardware, Homer. 7c
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

16MN BELL & HOWELL Movie Camera. Priced right for cash
 Raymond J. Doyle Gen. Del, Seward. 82tfc
Seward seaport record., 1952-08-15

AVON COSMETICS B. Kearns.
 Phone Jefferson 486. tie
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Make Properly
Claim on Austria

VIENNA (JTA)-The Austrian
q Vernm ent will be asked to
make a lump-sum payment of
$1O,O00,000 as compensation for
heirless Jewish property seized by
the Nazi regime and will be asked
to pay further unspecified sum
In compensation for lost and dam
aged property including burned
SynagogueS.
For the first time, in raising
compensation issues, attention was
drawn to the responsibility of
Austrian Nazis for the ravaging
of the Austrian Jewish commu-
nifty. Formerly, the Austrians had
placed sole blame on the German
Nazis.
The West German Government
recently refused, in agreeing to
pay compensation to the Jews of
Germany and Nazi occupied lands,
to include the Jews of Austria on
the grounds that Austria had not
been occupied by Germany but
had its own Nazi regime.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Additional Bonds for Israel Subscribers To Be Asked

ATLANTIC CITY (JTA)-Re-
spending to a call from Premier
David Ben Gurion to help Israel
achieve transition to economic
self-sufficiency, more than 100
delegates to the second National
Economic Conference for Israel
wound up four days of delibera-
tions with the unanimous deci-
sion to enroll an additional mil
lion Americans as subscribers to
the Israel bond drive, which the
Israel Premier characterized as
AN indispensable factor in the
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Israel Foreign Miniter
Comments
By MOSHE SHARRETT
FOREIGN Minister of Israel

PARIS (JTA)-The agreement signed in Luxembourg
between Israel and the Federal Republic of Germany
unique in the annals of international relations Our
memory is still haunted by the campaign of ami
hation carried by the German National Socialist regime
against the Jewish people in which destroyed two
out of every three Jews in Europe and of every
three throughout the world.
In the consciousness of people, this fearful wound
remains open. Indeed it is impossible to conceive of
atonement for millions of innocent lives down and for
torments wantony inflicted.
Together with all civilized mankind hope that
the evil spirit which produced these horrors has been
exercised for from the soul of the German nation
Today faced with tremendous departure. The
Federal Republic of Germany has pledged itself to make
gobal recompense for part of the material damage suf
fered by the Jewish people This act of reparaon of
historical significance adopted in the exercise of
free will and in obedience with the call of moral respon-
sby It's educatve value for the German people and it's
Importance precedent in world history cannot be
exaggerated.
The fulfllment of the obligation assumed will assist
the growth and consolidation of the economy of Israel
country which has absorbed such large numbers of fug
ves from disaster and which keeps its gates open for all
prosecuted Jews that they longer fall helpless
Tins to blind hatred and dark prejudice
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Nominations
FOrCOunciI
Officers Made

Community Council Nomina-
tions Committee presented slate
of officers and executive board
members to the meeting of dele
gates Thursday, Sept. 18. Addi-
tional nominations were open
from the floor Final results were
not known as the Post went to
press.
Elections will take place at the
October meeting. The slate as
presented by the Nominations
Committee is: Jacob Fruchthend-
Ter, president; Sidney Gilberg,
1st vice-president; Stanley Katch-
er, End vice-president; Mrs. Louis
Cohen, secretary; David Kramer,
treasurer.
Eight delegates are elected to
the executive board. The slate
presented included, Robert Brick
man, Arthur Goldbaum, Sam R.
Kaufman, Mrs. William LeBoff,
William Levin, Mrs. Jack Nevins,
Paul Present, Morris Shanhouse.
The board determines Council
and Center policies and direction
| of the CJA.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

and added that 1--WE shall be able
within a reasonable number of
years to be practically self-suffi-
cient in food requirements" He
further said that "our economic
experts forecast the possibility of
our achieving a balance of pay
ments within the next six to ten
years" However, he emphasized
that the Israel bond drive is an
indispensable factor in helping
our people to maintain financial
stability and to achieve the trans
formation of our resources into
assets"
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

young country's efforts to achieve
economic stability"
Mr.. Ben Gurion, in a specially
filmed talk, which reached here
by plane, advised the delegates
that your success in the coming
months will have a direct bearing
on the pace of our development
and our ability to emerge from
this transition period" He said
Israel is already well on it's way
to its goal of living on it's own
resources" Since 1948 the cult
waited areas of Israel have been
increased four and one-half times
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

man and Israeli and Jewish par
ticipants during the 10-minute
ceremony.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
signed the documents for Ger
many. IsraePs Foreign Minister
Moshe Sharrett signed the agree
ment with the State of Israel and
DR.. Nahum Goldman, the agree
ment with the material claims
conference. The brief ceremony
took place in the council chamber
of the 18th century Luxembourg
Town Hall, facing the city's an
cient marketplace. Only selected
representatives of the press wit
messed the ceremony.
After formalities were complet-
ed, DR.. Adenauer, Mr.. Sharrett
and DR.. Goldman retired to an
antechamber where they had a
private talk for about ten minutes.
An agreement was also signed
providing for the start of nego-
tiations dealing with German
property in Israel seized in 1948
and held as security for the claims
of Israel nationals against Ger
many. Negotiations are to start
within four months and if no
agreement is reached within a
stipulated time, the question is
to be referred to a mediator chos-
en- by the sovereign of either Den
mark, Norway or Sweden.
The purchase of commodities
and provision of services will be
carried out exclusively by an els
rael mission" to Germany. The
mission will have full diplomatic
status. The treaty specifies that
there will be no discrimination in
respect to exports to Israel as
compared to exports to other
countries.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
4 X X 4 4 4 X Il 4
News In Brief
4 X X X 4 r X X

Voice of Americas first sea-go-
ing radio station began broadcasts
in Hebrew on a regular basis.
Damascus also began Hebrew
broadcasts beamed to Israel ito
explain the truth Rabbi Ir-
wing Miller, ZOA pres, visits Is
rael shortly after Yom Kippur to
discuss various problems with
Ben Gurion Second phase of
the Huleh reclamation project be-
gan with signing of contract
with a Chicago firm, made neces-
sary because of IsraeIs lack of
technical equipment.
West German Government re-
ceived with reserve the protests
of the ex-Mufti of Jerusalem and
other Arabs over it's payment of
reparatiOns to Israel Jewish
groups are examining Italian text
books for anti-Semitic bias =.
International Red Cross confer
ence did not discuss the applica-
ton for membership of the Red
Mogen David of Israel, saying it
required diplomatic conference.
Better accommodations for
immigrants living in tents before
winter comes, are being planned
by the Jewish Agency.
U. S. Labor Zionists will build
labor college in Jerusalem and
shortly will get a campaign un-
derway First drilling for oil
and mining copper in the Negev
starts early in 1858 Vicious
propaganda is being conducted in
Chile by its large Arab popula-
ton Agudas Israel again
warns it may leave the Israel cab
met if Mapai does not respect the
agreement concerning autonomy
of religious education and women
in the armed services.
Bond sales have netted Israel
$140,000,000 during the past 16
months and is being used for in
dustrial and agricultural develop
ment Indianapolis Star and
News bans Christians" and gen
tiles" in held wanted ads :.
American Jewish Congres
branch in Los Angeles opens
drive for repeal of the McCarran-
Walter immigration Act f.. Con-
ference to discuss means for pro-
viding credit for increasing land
ownership by individuals in un-
derdeveloped countries will be
held in Washington with repre-
sentatives of "a nations present.
Record total of 2700 students
are enrolled at Hebrew U :. =.
First book to appear in Germany
on the Nazi persecution of Jews
will be released shortly =.
Concern is expressed for Julian
TOWN, noted poet, living in Po-
land, whose whereabouts are un-
known.
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
A Prayer For The New Year

This is the time when most of u.s. regardless of our
behavior during the rest of the year. suddenly become
the picture of humility and good fellowship. We
to God that we love neighbors and pledge our
belief in the Golden Rule. If could but maintain
this attitude of true civilization during the balance of
the year. most of problems of living together
neighbors would be solved Apparently, however, this
is something that hasn't been worked too seriously
The substituting of the love of gold for the love of
God is all too obvious during the other 81 weeks.
Yet, hope springs eternal in the human breast and
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19

for those of us who ideals fagrantly dashed
against the rocks of disillusionment by mans nhu-
manity to man. yearly pray for renewed strength
to carry the fight against the enemies of the finer
side of life.
May this year yield richer reward for those who
dedicate themselves unseshly to the rights of
To those who diseased with the lust for power,
regardless of how they attain it. may they reap that fate
which they ruthlessly heap others,
To all of our readers, a HAPPY NEW YEAR!
The Arizona post., 1952-09-19
Agreement Signed By Germany;
Israel To Get 822 Million In Twelve Years

LUXEMBOURG JTA) The Federal German Republic signed
restitution ndemnaOn agreements with the State Of Israel
Claims
will $S22OOOOOO in reparatOnS
period single exchanged between