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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

6O4 q ST. S.E.-Front light room;
week week. s'Gxe' GT Bsssa 5e5ss; lot or 2; sle2S
NV. sECTION0Kitchen and bedrm..
furnished; $3.50 mo. Cali HO.
sol SEWARD SO. s.E.-Double p spm.
smpl; eple. pref; refsrx stove. MRS.
Sydx 9th NV nicely furn- rms.
sa5h dF rsffr siss hHt p5sss pSsss for couple or
2If7 r NV. air-cooled. refgr., radio.
Tv; Airfeam Or Or idnInegrsprins; pvt.
7th AND SHEPHERD AT N. n. AVE.
Large pleasant double room; pvt.
bath: Ink. and refgr. facils.: q
Elrls iar trs..1 or cplei; ai,. 500 per mo: also
girl. SIS mo. my IA. asS $780, oSs'e' fm lor
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Double
21st st. NV. ME. b473. 20
ego e ST. N.W.-Basement apt; cool
shoppnae sh,eepine soom. cqmpl. kitchens
32Ol 18th ST. NV. Large corner
ioT fSG One Dcs or .%U sash DE ssoys Ss7 isdslrs;
Children and Pet Allowed
One nice, furn. large rm.; hot plate.
sink; laund. privils.; conv. TO every.
tnlng. 4313 Kansas ave. NV, RA.
ooU0. --l7
COLORED. 1866 CLIFTON 81. NV.
s ply MRS Re- wIIsoN' sf1ss Ns'Gss ps. 55S 55ssSs. Ap7
C0LORED--FURNISHED ROOM -
Share kitchen, bath, same Moor.
1858 Monroe st. NV. IA. 596S.
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TJTMREP BARGAINS
ITJMBER
BUILDING MATERIALS


OPEN SAT.-OPEN SUN.--FREE DE-
LIVERY-PHONE LU. 1-1200.
Robbie seZ: Come in and get your
free booklet, showing step-by-step
instructions on:
1. How to build . recreation rm.
with built-in bar.
2. How to add q new room to your
3. How to finish on your attic.
No down payment, SO mos. to pay
Here are some specials: 1x2 fur
ring strips. &c it.; 2x2 S-ft., Soc ca.
SIT special studs, 39c ea.; 1xl2
dry pile shelving, 1Sc it.; beauti-
ful knotty-pine paneling, 18c bd
f.; dry 1x6. 8 or 10 in; cedar
AXIS Sheetrock, S1.76: 4xS Ma
sontte, $3.50 ca; reg. $50 hush
doors, now only $40; fence pickets
3-ft., 19c ca; 2x4 S-ft. rails, 55l
ea.;- Aka 5-ft. posts, 95c ea.; Port.
land cement, $1.40 bag. sand OF
gravel, ST bu.; combination doors
screened doors, slat doors for Venti-
lation; complete line of Murphy
only S4.95: Thoroseak waterproof.
ing, b0-lb. bag. $5.40 en-. AL these
and many more items at ROBIN
SONS. Now then-try
Robinson Lumber Co.
1889 KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
Phone LU-f.1 200 Free Delivery
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STONE WALLS

STONE WALLS
FlagStone Terraces
Walks. chimneys, dreplaces, cement
driveways. porches, retaining walls
pipe drainageS. p. MARCUCCIO
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1853
TELEVISION SERVICING. includini
evenings. Saturdays and Sundays
Guaranteed. RA. 1475. III
Standard TV Services
-ANTENNAS INSTALLED, SGT 80.
UN. 3297--9 It'll 9.-TA. 294S.
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MAUSOLEUM. 3-crypt; National Me
mortal Park; NV. mall, Group 2
No. 4. Reasonable. 10. 1926. II
diathermy, sterilizer, quartz lamps
laboratory equipment. etc. Also wal
nut desks, leather chairs. All in ex-
cellent condition. Call WO. 1864
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TABLES (2). French empire. Lions
heads and paws, green-gold, $40;
carved throne chair. SIS. ia. 1891.
TELEyIsION, 1889 Philco, 21-inch,
mahogany, 8 wks. old. console. Paid
$535. sell $410. 27S0 Jefferson
Davis hwy. Arl. Va, AIRPORT MO-
TEIEViisToN-1s-in. RcA, 1850; per
feet condition; S175 or best otier.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-s.W.
LGE. DOUBLE RIM, also single I'm,
privileges, Phi. LU. 2-7610. Nr.
HiLLCRESTNIarse front nm; em-
ployed couple or 2 men; block from
bus. AK. 1140. -6
OFF PA. AVE-. 1400 2sth ct. Sc
Single rm.. southern EXPOSURE; pvt.
home; So wk. vi. 1888. ..-6
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FARM 8 GARDEN

COLLIE PUPS
From Turkey Run: 8 wks.: Axe reg.
champion stock. Elmwood 3537.
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STORE CLERKS

TEACHER for summer mos: splendid
expv chance for permanency; $3.50
for go days. Cali to see Mr.. Tully
between l and 4 pm. No telephone
calls. MR.. PAUL c. FULLY, 1346
Conn. ave. NV Room 924.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR, expert
enced; interesting work. NO. 1851.
Box 16S-B. Star.
TYPIST. accurate: -35-hr. wk.; S225
RE 1900 -
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cally new; reas.; also baby carriage
practically new, reasonable. Cal
ia. 6174. -5
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire. Z Gu. It.
194S, excel. cond., 500 or best
offer. Call AP: S01O. 20
REFRIGERATORS, new. used. S. up
Easy credit. nothing down; lge. stock
ACNE STOVE, lO11 7th. Ma. 1852
kEERiGE3RAT0RS, 3 USED. iarge a, a
1-year guarantee. Time payments
FREDERICKs 3905 14th st NV
REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire. 8 Gu
It,. y yrs. old; s126. Ii. S-42S7.
REFGR. AND ELEc. STOVE. oE re.
fgr.,, ENTERPRISE elec; stove; excel
cond. Reasonable. OIL. 1881. --6
REFRIGERATOR, S-cu-ft. Servel, ii
top condition. Call WI: 1896. %
dition: s45. Phone EM. 2sSs. .oI m,
REFRIGERATOR, GE. 8 IT,, like new
quality gas range. a burner. Bes
offer. NO dealers; 1901 Conn. ave
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

small jobs specially.
Call after 6 pm. SH. 4295. 3
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AIR CONDITIONERS

AIR CONDlTIONERS
LIVE IN COMFORT
We are headquarters for Philco, Fed.
der, Mitchell. Chrysler Air-Temp ant
other national advertised brands
Priced as low as
$199.95
No down payment. terms as low Q.
22c q day.
| CAPITAL SUPPLY co.
S02 Constitution Ave. NE.
(Sth and B SITS; N.Eo
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wv 0Sse
ACCORDION, imported from Italy,
S0-bass. Mother Of Pearl; sacrif.
for $50; in good cond. NO. 1880.
ACCORDION, Rondini de luxe. IL
bass. perfect cond.. $50. GE. 5207.
ADDING MACHINES, sunstrand, eIec-
trio. Reconditioned. Guaranteed:
500 so: UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 14th St. NV.
AIR CONDITIONER-Immediate de-
livery on Feeders, 1852 units. from
$199.95. A.. & A. APPLIANCE CO.,
700 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 1915,
AIR CONDITIONER. u horsepower
GE Sa.,.G GTindow. 6,,,S. unit 3ao recently over
AIR CONDITIONING UNIT, 1-ton
Carrier. water cooled. good cond.,
81 SsSo; % Igss Pr; H. sHERR. OR. oaa6s
AIR IL Hc coSDiiTloNER. sDiHiN m-h.p. window S
tyyp9s, type, Pscifie; aes excellent condition;
AIR CONDiTiONER, Carrier console
WA' Mih'p;; jne$l e$$l2S; in good condition s
Air cONDi1TiIoNER, Carrier, console
a-h.p.. to At French window or reg
ular; excel. cond.: $3.50. WO. 74SS
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STEEL,

STEEL
We have al kinds Of miscellaneous
steel, angles, beams. reinforcing steel
GENERAL wRECKING CO.
1887 Brentwood Rd. NE. MI. 6177.
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AIR CONDITIONERS
JOHN @. WEBSTER il headquarters
for engineered air-conditioning All
units equipped with germ-killing trt-
ethylene glycol dispersion system at
S22e.95. JOHN @. WEBSTER 8
SONS. 627 F st. NV across from
the Hecht Co.. ST. 6100 day or
"AIR CONDITIONERS"
New. 1852 models. II you have cash
and want an honest" deal see us
last. Ga. ave. at w St. NV.
.eThe Original Cash Discount House" !"
AIR CONDITIONERS
USED BUT GOOD AS NEW CoNDI-
TON. CARRIER CONSOLE u HIP;
ORIGINAL COST, S450; SACRI-
F1CE PRICE. S125. ALSO A FEW
WINDOW MODELS, GE AND PHIL
CO: S75 EACH. FREE DELIVERY,
FREE PARKING, OPEN ALL DAY
MANHATrAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV
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MULTILITH 1927

Compl. auto. feed, logger. excel. cond.
Must sell. RE. 1921. -
OFFICE FURN.-2 walnut desks, z
leather-swivel chairs, 8 leather arm
chairs; from doctors ONCE: all in
excellent condition. Call WO. 1854
PAINTING. standing nude. SIS; thron,
chair, SIS; French empire carved
tables. $40. Ia. 149I. -6
PIANO, Holmes upright, SEQ. OR
PIANO. mahoe. Everett Console
chosen and cared for by musician
Reasonable. OR. 3945. -
PIANO, steinway living groom grand
Offered for sale by departing dip
lomat. HU. S417-Louise. %
PIANO, baby grand. Kranich & Bach
walnut inlaid with gold, $500 cash;
other items. Call EN-. 24S3. --6
PIANO-Baldwin, Acrosonic spinet
and console models Designed, built
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented Hull
Blow action. Wide variety. case. de-
'EHs ExcLusrVS eGs WS0qs AZ HUGO woRcH
925 @ st. NV,
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COOK-G.H.W., exper. in taking care
Of fine home. 2 in family; live in |;
Bethesda rambler. transp. provided.
| GOOD salary to person age 30-45,
| excel refs or. dlRl y
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PIPE, galv; black: coppeS, cast iron,
NJ st. NV. NO. 1908. WA. 6601.
PPE-Terra Gotta; new; slightly
damaged. For use in ditches drains.
culyerts. etc. Sizes 10 In. up. e. b:
DONALDSON. d BROS. 18th and
Brentwood I'd. ne. DU. 1850.
PLUMBING SPECIAL
ain ain. GI soil soil nine DiDs $3s lsnst snst
2-in. CT soil pipe, $3.50 Q length
Closet outfit and basin in color. $56
complete. Also complete line OF
plumbing supplies.
311s Georgia Ave. NV. To. 1900
POWER TOOLS-Delta Gin. jointer
Forsberg. Whiz saw; Craftsman Sin
circular saw; ball-bearing wood
lathe; 6-in belt sander; 16-in. JIG
saw; misc. items. Call OW. 1904.
PRE-CAST CONCRETE STEPS
Steel reinforced. long lasting. easy
to install. Replace your dangerous
worn out steps now. GICHNER,
RANCE electric -hTruer nracfi :
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FENCE--Galvanized chain. link; al
posts In concrete. Immediate erec-
payment. So months to pay. Phone
Ii. 1853: evenings and Sunday,
Evening star., 1952-06-29

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accumulation of dust grme hardtobudge ndeble lpsck,
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action deep into the pore leaves skin feeling silky smooth,
glowing bright because it's Immediately clean Flexible plastic
appcaorbote enough and little goes along way
So economical Perfect for al skin anon enriched
Evening star., 1952-06-29
South Africa Places
Conspiracy Charges
In Race Law Contest
BY the Assoeiofed Press

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
June 28.-South African authori-
ties cracked down on Negro and
Indian race law violators today by
formally charging them with con-
spiracy against the state.
Some 103 non-whites who broke
curfew laws and segration laws
purposely in a nationwide cam
paign Of civil disobedience were
caught in the surprise move. They
were ready to plead guilty to
minor offenses and go to Jail for
periods up to IA days but con-
Spiracy carries a penalty OF six
months and upwards.
Two Top Leaders Jailed.
Police struck at the heart of the
resistance to race segregation
laws yesterday by jailing the two
top leaders, Yussif A. Cachalia,
secretary Of the campaign, and
Nelson Mandela, a leading strate-
giSt.
The campaign leaders had
hoped the movement eventually
would spread to all South Africa S
10 million non-whiteS and fill the
jails to overf1owing.
In Johannesburg, 81 non-whiteS
who broke curfew laws were
granted bail of so pounds ($14O)
each and remanded until July II
for trail before a magistrate. Al
Boksburg, So who entered a loca-
ton without permits required by
law were refused bail on the
ground they broke the Riotous As
semblies act by conspiring to COM
NIT public violence.
A magistrates court can only
impose a sentence of up to six
months. but johannesburg Public
Prosecutor w. A. King said a
preliminary examination would be
ordered so that the men may face
trial in higher court capable of
imprisoning convicted men for
long terms.
Bantu Anthem Sung.
AS the accused left the Johannes
burg dock, whites filling the
public galleries gave the clenched
fist thumb-up salute of the African
National Congress, main organi-
cation backing the defiance pro-
gram. Some shouted "Afrika,"I
their political slogan.
At BokSburg, the accused arriv-
ing at the court were greeted by
q procession of native men and
women giving the clenched fist
salute and singing the Bantu an
them.
After the failing of Mr.. Cachalia
and Mr.. Mandela, other officers
Of the defiance campaign were
said to have gone in hiding. Mr..
Cachalia is secretary of the South
African Indian Congress. Mr..
Mandela. 80. soft-spoken Negro
orator. is on the executive of the
African National Congress.
Neither directly preached racial
laws but police said they were
arrested for aiding and abetting
others to commit crimes.
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Mrs. Pearl Heagerfy Heads Eight and Forty

Mrs. Pearl Heagerty was elected
and installed as chapeau departe.
mental of the District of Columbis
Salon of the Eight and Forty. the
honor organization of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, at the re-
cent marche.
Other officers serving with her
include: Esther Carrico, demj
chapeau premiere; Virginia De
Force, lie demi chapeau deuxieme:
Estelle Meade, Parchiviste; Mackie
WEIGH. iammonier; Thelma Hea-
ley. la concierge; Mary Ellen Nc
Cabe. salon aide: Bamma Brill and
Ethel Lynch; color bearers.
Appointments made by the new
chapeau include: Ellen Louise
Warren, la secretaire; Rose Per-
kins. assistant secretaire and Mar
garet Greenberg, la caissiere.
Delegates elected to the national
marche in New York City in Aug
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ust include: Alice Slattery. Pearl
Heagerty. Esther Carrico. Emily
Carey and Mary Ellen McCabe.
Ellen Louise Warren, Mae Hart
and Laura Lipscombe will serve as
|delegates-at-large. Alternates will
include Mackie WEIGH. Eva Carri-
CO, Sarah Deery, Morie Totten and
Rae ZaontZ.
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Marriage License
Applications

one day, aOGit three full days and
TecetUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Goretsa Lopez: is s' new a0ens York. n N. Y and
04 Tro7lsP lPs' Mf fhiFs% Rsinier Mo ND and Sarah
asl cGEaas Gms e cleyeana ssHsIr oSo Ss and
,.m.1 Mary 1,eG.@' oIiys5' r. 2S[ 5ye s st s:v
John Glenn. 40. 400 Conn. ave. NV. and
Catherine Shelton. 90. 2902 Porter st.
1H ace Acims. e s. F Msass onssr,s nS 81 and
Gloria Blush, 1s, 1889 Penna. ave. Sc;
John Gibson. 80. 1939 1n! Euclid st; NV. and
,oba Ida popsns C1ates. a.. @ l1o6 Swami st. nv
WSoodring: 90 1884 Columbia I'd. NV.
"iaism Frsnass CLARK ; a. Id23 Ca aye oo NV and
and Clara Harris. 81. 1923 Corcoran
ser ser, 81 both Of of Mt. Rainier. Hs:" Nd. pnA-'u
snakeeP ssftH IS Mosrie st Ardines9n Va and
Clifford @ 2sS 2sSer: e'afsss aisssndTa. ria Va and
AfsS SStn e. ffso ssts snS 4 4HR Ss watson
Tubal Cain 10. UsN RECEIVING. Station.
James Goodall, 81 22OS 18th pl NV.
and Florence Taylor. 10. 1882 Girard
Richard Walsh, Al, New York, N. Y. and
Patricia Benton, SO. 5000 Tilden st.
Paul Taus 81. 1920 18th st. s.e.., and
Lillian Taylor. Il. 1882 Savannah st.
Charles Rasmussen, 35. s1os Cathedral
ave. NV. and Mildred Wines. 40. 42O1
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| Glass Workers Obtain
Pay Rise, More Holidays
by The Assoeioted Press

ASHEVIILE. N. c., June 28.-
An extra week Of paid vacation
six paid holidays and a pay in.
crease were gained by approx.
mately 800 workers in the glas.
industry in union management
negotiations completed here to.
day.
In a contract to expire June 16
1853. the AFL Window Glass Cut.
ters League Of America won those
concessions from Libby Owens.
Ford and Pittsburgh Plate Glas.
companies.
Pittsburgh plate glass plant.
are located in Henryetta, Okla.
Mt. Vernon, Ohio. and Clarksburg
w. Va. Libby Owens plants are
in Shreveport, La. and Charles
ton, w. Va.
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Deaths Reported
(From the d. c. Bureau Of "

Sarah Burka, 95. 1917 10th st. NV.
Charles Burnham, 81. 1715 st; NV.
Margaret Mengert. 81. 1917 H st. sc.
William Sleet, 81. 1854 Columbia rd. NV.
William Brown, ~. $50 M st. s.w.
Joseph Fendley, 73. 1924 @ st. NV.
Lynn Gillchrest, 20. $500 Farragut ave.
Kensington Md
John Staples. 50. 3oO6 St. s.e.
Nora Buriey. SIS. 4456 Faraday pl NV.
Emma Feeney, 63, 233 nth ST. Sc.
Marie Carrick. 81. 2O13 New Hampshire
clayton Piatt. 4s. a41b Twentieth St NV.
Adelbert Heimmiller. A. 6 Schuyler rd..
infant Ebert Baker, 744 sixth st. Sc.
Lucy Richardson 79, 1858 Reeves ct. n ".
Moliie Mongo. a. 1431 New Jersey ave
Bayios Fairfax. II. 617 L st. NV.
Virginia Smith, 65, 45 D st. NV:
Elizabeth williams, 63 40S Ninth St s.w.
Carrie wilson 55. 6470 st. Catherine st.
Pete Lee. SO, ea1 Twenty-ffth st. NV.
James Ricks. 49. 1917 Fourth st. NV.
James Conn, 4S, 632 Florida ave. NV.
Mary Barnes. SO. Mechanicsviile; Md.
Infant williams. Silver Spring. Md,
infant Yvonne Pitts. 439 Twentieth st ne
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u. 5. Cows Important

CHICAGO. - Americas dairy
COWS supply about one-fourth of
all the food consumed by the
Nations families.
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Peat Moss Exports Gain

Fire last year shipped more peat
moss to the United States than to
Britain ana the Channel Islands
combined, Dublin reports.
Evening star., 1952-06-29

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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
Eisenhower Said
To Favor Alaskan
To Be Governor

SEATTLE, up - The Post IN
telligencer says Interior Secre-
tary-designate Douglas Mckay is
looking for an Alaskan to be the
next governor of Alaska because
that's what General Eisenhower
wants.
'The general said he favors the
appointment of an Alaskan be-
cause those people up there ought
to- have one of their own men.
The general is not pledge to NOM
mate an Alaskan but he hopes
to-" Mckay was quoted.
The PTS story said McKay's
disclosure ended speculation that
the Alaskan governorship might
be handed out as political plum
to some lame duck congressman.
81 am to make a recommended
ton to the general but I have not
yet made up my mind" Mckay
said, then he discussed statehood.
"The governors always have
endorsed the idea of Alaska state
hood without considering the par
ticular bill in question. I under
stand that the Alaska statehood
bill as it exists now is considered
by some people to be inadequate
in that it does not grant enough
land to the new state.
"a new state has to- be guaran-
teed adequate natural resources
and development possibilities and
the details are up to Congress-"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
Il Arrested In
Cleanup of Crime
On NY Waterfront

NEW YORK, (P)-Twenty-one
persons were arrested today as
the racket probing Kings County
grand jury came to grips with
crime on the New York water
front.
All were arrested on sealed in
dichnents which the grand jury
handed up to County Judge Sam
uel S. Leibowitz last Friday.
Thirty members of the District
Attorneys rackets squad hur-
ried through the rain swept
streets of Brooklyn before dawn
with warrants, routing the ac-
cused out of bed.
The grand jury, one of the most
famous in the court annals of
Brooklyn, is the same which in
dicted kingpin bookmaker Harry
Gross and led to one Of the big
gest shakeups in the history of
the New York Police Department.
Today's arrests were the latest
in developing manifold prose-
cution of criminals on the New
York waterfront. The way was
charted by testimony before the
New York State Crime Commits
sion in its probe of rackets which
cost the ports seven billion dollar
a year shipping industry an esti-
mated $50 millions annually.
Manhattan District Attorney
Frank S. Hogan sailed into the
Waterfronts racket tempest yes
terday with his announcement of
the arrest on extortion charges of
Michael Clemente, a 44-year-old
ex convict official of the AFL
International Longshoremen's AS
ISOLATION and often described as
the lord" of downtown Manhat-
tan docks.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
Asks New Congress
Investigate Red
Atrocities in Korea

WASHINGTON, (P-A con-
gressional committee recon-
mended today that Soviet Russia
be arraigned before the Interna-
tional Court on charges Of MUIR
dering $4,000 Poles during World
War II in the Katyn Forest mas
sacre. ..
In a report to the House, a
special committee which investi-
gated the killings in eastern Rus
STA said also that the incoming
Congress should undertake an i'm
mediate investigation of Com
munist atrocities against United
Nations troops in Korea.
Both Russia and Nazi Germany
have accused each other Of the
mass murders sometime after
1910. Graves, containing the bodies
of the Polish victims were dis
covered in the Katyn Forest near
Smolensky by German troops in
1943.
The committee said evidence
taken in hearings in Washington
and abroad pointed conclusively
to Russian guilt.
Communist tactics being used
in Korea are identical to those
followed at Katyn," the report
said.
THUS this committee believes
that Congress should undertake
an immediate investigation of the
Korean war atrocities in order
that the evidence can be collected
and the truth revealed to the Am
erican people and the free peo-
piles of the world"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
Sabres Blast Three MICS

SEOUL, up - US. Sabre jet
pilots blasted three Communist
MIG-15s from North Korean
skies in a series of furious air bat
ties near the Yalu River Mon
day, the us. Fifth Air Force re-
ported.
One MIG was shot down in a
twisting dogfight between two
Sabres and two MICS that ragged
from 41,000 feet down to $4,000.
Two other Red jets were down
ed in battle between six Sabres
and eight MICS.
The frozen ground front re-
manned quiet except for few
light jabs by Chinese Reds on
the central front.
Temperatures dropped to a
bone chilling degrees.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
American Businessman
Convicted Of Piracy
In Tangier, Morocco

TANGIER, International Zone,
Morocco, up - Sidney H. Paley,
80, Jersey City, NJ, man who
manufactures nylon panties here,
was convicted of piracy, Satur-
day. A consular court found him
guilty of planning and helping to
hi-jack 100000 worth of cigarets
from a Dutch ship on the high
seas.
The presiding judge, Milton
Helmick, sentenced Paley to three
years Imprisonment. Paley was
the first American tried abroad
on such charges and it was the
Barbary Coasts first reported
postwar case of piracy.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1952-12-22
Air Force CAT With One
Dead Engine Lands
Safely at Bellingham

BELLINGHAM, up - An Air
Force transport. returning from
Alaska with 18 passengers and
four man crew made a forced
landing at Bellingham airport
Saturday after one of its two
engines quit.
Crewmen said the landing was
normal" although the CAT from
Eileson Air Force base at Fair
banks had to circle the field sew
eral times to build up hydraulic
pressure to lower the landing
gear.
The plane was enroute to Nc
Chord Air Force base near Ia
coma. All aboard except two
crewmen left as guards completed
the trip by bus.