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The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
CAMPBELL NEWS
BY CLARENCE IRRIGoO
April Is

Nothing happened worth tell
ing the world about until today,
when an eight pound baby boy
was born to Mr. and Mrs G. NJ.
Irrigoo of Gambell at ABS am.
The baby is named Hansen B.
Irrigoo.
Only a few hours later Steven
Ambiguous boat struck and kill
ed whale. Skin boats towed the
whale through very little open
water, coming about 10 miles
from the beach, when they de-
cided to cut it up before it got
dark. About three fourths of the
black skin was brought home be-
fore leaving the rest Of the meat
and blubber. Boats reached Gam
bell just a little before dark,
about 9 pm.
The heavy shore ice has just
recently broken away from the
beach. The shore ice was S to 10
miles deep all around Gambell,
nevertheless, the natives had pull
ed their skin boats on the ice be-
fore it drifted away.
Polar bears have been sighted
many times this month. The first
was seen by Nolan Shook this
winter, shot at several times, but
missed. On Easter Sunday, the
church bell aroused several bears
west of the village, and one boat
went after them. The boat return
ed without the bears. The boys
had shot at them but missed them
all, only one shot had scratched
one of the bears paws. They saw
blood on his tracks later.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
Eisenhower Orders
Presidential Yacht
"MOth-Balled"

AUGUSTA, Ga, R-President
Eisenhower has ordered the Pres
idential yacht Williamsburg out
of service and into the s'mothball
fleet" because 'the White House
believes it is symbol Of needless
luxury"
Eisenhower's press secretary,
James c. Hagerty, used those
words in announcing the decision
today at the Presidents vacation
headquarters.
Between now and June 80 -
when the Williamsburg will be
stored away by the Navy - the
yacht will be used twice weekly
for Potomac River and Chesa-
peake Bay cruises for wounded
war veterans, Hagerty said.
He added that the yacht, which
was used frequently by former
President Truman, will be taken
out of Presidential service May
81. ut is being placed in the
mothball fleet" Hagerty said,
because the White House be-
lieves it is a symbol Of needless
luxury in a federal budget the
administration is trying to cut
as much and as fast as possible"
The secretary estimated annual
cost Of operating the yacht at
100000. A saving of that much
won't be realized, however, be-
cause that figure includes the sal
aries Of its crew of 1913 officers
and men, who simply will be
transferred to other duty.
Actual cost of operating the
ship itself is estimated at about
$4,000 a year.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
Young Mother Kills Two
Daughters Because
She Was So Mean

EAST LANSING, Mich, Up -
A pretty, young mother who adj
mitted killing her two small
daughters Friday because I'm so
mean" remained in fair condition
Saturday in a East Lansing hospi-
tai from wounds suffered in an
unsuccessful suicide attempt.
Police said Mrs. Helen Streiter,
the 25-year-old wife of a Michigan
State College graduate student,
admitted killing her daughters,
Sandra, 4, and Rhonda, 212, Fri
day in the small campus barracks
apartment which the family has
occupied since 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
so of 80 DOOlittle Tokyo
Raiders Hold 18th Reunion

SAN DIEGO, Calf, R-Mem-
bers Of the 1912 Doolittle air raid
on Tokyo in World War II heard
their leader tell them that "air
power is the only thing that can
insure peace"
Retired Air Force Lieutenant
Gen. James H. Doolittle, here for
the 18th anniversary of the first
air strike of the war against
Japan, also told his raiders at a
reunion here last night:
IF we get into a war, it lair
power] is the only thing that can
assure victory"
Of the 80 original raiders, so
are still alive.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
Seattle Paper Man Named
Director F & WI Service

WASHINGTON, R-A Seattle
man, John L. Farley, longtime
employee of the Crown Zellerbach
Corp. and World War II colonel,
was appointed director Of the
Fish and Wildlife Service Friday.
Secretary Of the Interior Mckay
announced the appointment and
said Farley would replace Albert
M. Day, who has been offered an
other position in the service. Day
has been director the past seven
years.
Farley, 81, said at Seattle he
planned to go to Washington on
about June l to assume his new
position. He said he will 60 on
leave status from Crown Zeller-
bach and that he plans to main
tain his official residence at Sc
attic.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20
CAA to Hold Hearings On
Alaska Airlines Request

SEATTLE, u A Civil Aero
nautics Board hearing on the ap-
plication of Alaska Airlines to
make Anchorage a regular stop
on its Portland Seattle to Fair
banks flights probably will be
held in June, Nelson David, presi-
dent of the line, said Saturday.
The line also has asked to fly
from Seattle to the -Skag-
way area in southeastern Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1953-04-20

Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
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Today's
Business
Mirror

NEw Y0RK a - Hew ven 4
ne sharsholaar II Americas husl-
nsss hrma doimgf ngw hlG 70 Ms
share In tAa eorpoTals aaFninns
uhieA make sash pisssana reading
these daysf
In dollars he d dang all riahl
Dividend paymants ere running
ahead of last ysar ~ areund i've
Ger cent End to tetal Ger lasa
h ekpeeaed 10 st . naw hiah MARI.
But - . nhars ef eafmimgB, divi.
dsnd paymeaas aren1 cate a. hlg
pereenaasewise a. tAay wsra Last
year. e "a tAfss stAsF e Ne poss.
war years.
Ths Prsai9enf's euunen e eco.
nomie advisers esiimaiss tat
holdsrs q eaFparate saoeks wlll
reeslEe h disidamds ahous e Ger
eemt Ct "a nsa prulis afasr taxss
Tat lha nailon's eoFporaiioms wiIl
maks tAia pear. TIE eompanies
vi kesp s. per esml e fke earn.
ings IN ne hualness. Last year ne
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Pss'' THs EEV WssT eITIIs.
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Record Building

WASHINGTON - - a govern
merit report said tat spendlng
tor construction set an oetohaF
record ina year.
TIE departments af commercs
and Labor. IN q amt report. said
Ortoher construction onglays 10.
tailed 0@o 60. ooo wilh bofA pri-
vaie ard pahlie expenditures ST.
ting records Cor Tie meath.
Commercial. edacational ard Fe-
ileioas building each increased In
oeioheF. . meath xhen Ghey genar.
any decline. he rsport sad the
deerease IN highway work was
smaller than ne usual ssasonai
dewntrend.
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gha unlasd States began. ne Sisters
efIrred ~ Navy TIE usa e fhs
haiidna - ) he1pital and alss el.
frrea 3 serve - nurnes.
o. Apra q. Ia. ne Nsvy &C.
espted birth offers ard De. W. ri
nan. UsN. arrised 10 auperyise ne
10 AZ twniag q eunvsut inis q
hospiial.
when Ne end Ms mea had fn.
ishcd he ~. shere was . drug,
stare - EEL e. wards 90 ne first
noor and opsEuiing Fooms ard e.
firrs a. she secnnd fiour. subas.
quenaIy nine doetors served IN tAs
hmplial
Ore 81 ahs eiraa snA snssa msas-
werfhy 81 ne paalenis was Fa.
shes chs6mixk. - ehaplain -
So halgisahlp hains. whsn Fa.
lhsr chadwiek Fsssssrsd. -
esiakrafed msss N Ne ceaseaa
Cases. usinB sha ehsiies wAieh
~ keam reesvaFsd arem sc
aemAsn hasins.
Today. wmkmem are seallna ne
aofoet hieh steeples and swarmlns
10 ne Gals. repairing and 90
palnting. when shey lave finiahed,
- metal sheating u TIE stespieH
wsll BE- ; tie red. The crosses ell
Be sid and TIE trim o. TIE build
inan whiis. TIE bllnda wln be tai,
90 down and spEay painted Q bril-
hast yeilow.
nahsrts. wAs h supsssisins -
-. rs 40 pisniv - sKpsF.
lsnxa werkins - - pissss. ~
ne been - TIE sisapiel aek trees
sar IS years. Amsmn &c lsbs Ne
recalls yes NJ NmplFs Stats
nulldina IN lasw Ter. Thara. NJ
hsirsd Stare shs asms - ahsi
t.vtfesi asll hsliSims.
lie also repaired and painted ~
sinrples of hisiorie Trimity Chwrk
IN downtuwn Manhasiam.
noherla has wugknd on iall strue.
lures In many parts 81 Ne eoun-
r.. hul inr ne pasi ne years BE-
haa beea eenfinln9 hia activities
mostly 10 Key west Re Fedecorai.
I'd Navarr0's auto aEsney. TIE
Gr3y hoand bus sanfion ard TIE Key
Wet Hlsh Sehoal end am.
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new sparkling eolorS.
Rven whlls the muFk b golne 90
&c eeagenf amEs aiiI afe epem.
Only emea n - lnsilluslnaa So
kElnrY hape ne 6oorS heea eloaed
rhai So Is inw uhea &c build.
~ was garnsd min . navai hos
piai fnr spaalzh Amerienn waf
woandnd.
Tha hsQinnAasa 81 - eanyeaf
as haek - ln&a. h fhas year
SISTERS 81 - 10y ltamas - as-
sus 90 MaFv eams - KaT west
eyom esms6s. The sisters epenaa
. uigas' sehnel h en- ela frama
hmdiau ~ Mhliahss6 ED plsi.
aiea Streets. A. eas iima. re
hui6ina hea kaem . hmfFaehs
asrina - clsa Wsr.
Im taf8. fha fnanaaflons e. ire
enmveut wtFe laid and tee buld
img eompssfed At > eoat Of 815.oao
IL la1 lAa oonH0ui YES enlarged
~ addln9 4 wina 81 ~ noFkheasl
end tbs nddlilnn eel 80 &C.
When - war beiween Span and
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leas ior psxmits Or -Four COS
homea - two on seidamberg 81.
AID two on Staples Ase. cost n
Each vas listed CO ne permit -
Sli.soo.
oshsr permits Issued during sAs
week we're
A. ". Oswald. iolT Eaiom g..
gensral repairs. Sz.0oo.
4. MeCariey. Armando Sea-.
oaAdsr, te eonsfruet q fFunt 81
bach perch 81 1s2s slaples. e1sEe.
ArarY wsltsrsoO. repair roaf.
~ Aah S.. sloo.
Mrs. Mar Adams. IiIa Souih O..
repair poreh. slso. Boy Edwaras,
coniT1ctor.
y. PindeF. me Olivia s.. 80
roofing. soc
W. y Gates. iees Dunean g.
oulld Chs hone, Ss0ee.
Gomez Furnitare Co. 10 Duxal
~, slsstrls Eign hy Hwdsa Let
ne.
AZ MalsF. TIA Simontos g., So
sral rep4irs. e so.
Z. hs'thesA 3os Amelia s., 70
rool. slsa.
J. Saunder1. 100 Crsnnen g..
paint aoase. SIS.
2. ". 1ohnsoa, - Angsla s..
geneEal Fepairs. stso.
J. ". Spencer Sc KlixaheiA g..
@feak cure and siaswalk
Ara g. Russell. ere MarKaFai
81 repair puTxh. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

Glsmm w. Moore Il Ala counfy
lAaha. 10 Howard D. Andrews and
- wifs. e Hamestssd for a.so
NJ. 80 Mrx war Axelsan a
DaAaaC gunty sd re acres Il
Men36e ceanty lad h 1oha p.
sehAlp. IT.. e tlialesh. Cor sllGD
Feur deeds MARRIED TIE sale a
land IN Moaroe County BY Sydney
n. IRA. 81 coFal Cakes. Each
deed wss fur forsy acres and saeh
deed was MARKED ~ . Ie-eeni 70
ken tan stamp. TIE hayers were
Mr.. and Mrs. RalpA Jaeehsoa, oi
chieneo: Mr.. and Mrs.. gossph No.
ven af coral Cshiess Mr.. and MFs.
DAVID gaeobson. Il Chicago. and
Mr. ard Mrs. sidney Rlchman 81
Coral Cahles.
a isf 81 Flsmlns sna Mliilsm
Streets zee ssaa ~ ssrsns esfs.
- Fismiae g.. 70 Ten ersAsm
esas. 20 Flsmlnu S.. sss si.ooa
A te-esnt token tan stamp was
oa . dsed Transferring land % Up
pr Mateeumee Key iron chariss
n. Fr0w. q Monroe County. tc Do.
ia n. Paften. a Miami
A DEED Transferring Upper Nat.
eeumbe KEY land from Lawrenee
a Psaeoek. II Dade coungy. n
LIlian I. Peaeosk. q Dade coun.
~. also uss MARRIED b. . lo-eeni
stamp.
ne c. 0. 9. esassrvsslsa Co.
siTss ovssl g.. psid s1.eee tsr
lana 81 rhsmpssa ana unlas6
Streets. TIE seller was NJ. 80
Ne. .. L. Lester. ~.
Mezrpe coanty Land vas bought
for tle.eeo ~ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Ian a. Felsovie. is13 Uniied Street
from the c. h. s. Constraetion
CO.
Elghs acres q Monros Counsy
lsnd wsrs sod ~ NJ. and Mrs
Ira c. Hayeock Il Dade County b
Renato Gallo and he vie. II Ma.
nd. far si.ooo.
hs. snd Me-. ttswssd L. sme.
n. II AFilnussa. We. SD Q NJ
n AasFss ssAdisisisa so So.
80 - ssrsA q. esiE - ltil Ps-
trixls q.
A Key west lot was sold fsr go
hy Mr. and IRA. WIZARD n. A..
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Kennel Club Buys 26 Stock Island LOtsFOr
Future Parking Lot To Serve Track Crowds

Biggest land sale In Men
roe County during the pas
week was the go. 800 paid
By the Key West Kennel
Club for g Stock Island
lots. Charley Toppino and
Sons. Inc. were the sellers.
u lsmd b aersas - ssaa
tFsm - 60 track 80 -
svsmfssilV hs Ussd - . psskims
zee. chaTiss Arsnsslfa. esnsruaisr
- 80 ksmmai ehIa. ssl1 tAaf ~
piana ere Fsaag a. prsssna o.
esawsFs - led - . parklmu
ssss. ltswsvss. ~ s61s6 sAsi
semssima n - Ap1sra Q nssk.
- tss - ~ $50.
Oder warranty deeds e. fas d
Ne effiee 81 Eari Adams. eeunsy
elNFk. inelm6ed:
Emma csFnsvals. Dade counsy
atfornsy. sd . ~ IN Pianaauss
Beach y Mr. and Mrn. HowuFd "
Hagaard e TavsFnieF Or 60.
Fixe let's 90 Plantatiun Key wsr,
sd 10 Mr. and MFu. Pau schmisa
|ef Taxarniw, ~ Mahle MeKinney
of Monroe ceunay. iar sz.eo.
hr. and Mrs.. n. c. Ruclas 81
honroe co9nsy laat % Mary c
Aiehols for g. Go.
Lea IN csaims's esAdlsislen
o. eFaasy ksV wsrs asAd ess
So ~ AAr. 81 AAss. Aaswrses
Z. smllh. u k1eares cssnsy. -
vsnseia csFheasil. - ksy wsss.
Mr. ard Mrs.. Edward Koahn q
Monroe Ceunfy sald eighf lots 1
ne key West Realty cempany'l
first smbdivlaion b Mr.. AID Mrs
San Lawrenea fnr n.soo.
A let h TnveFnisr was aol6 O.
81. 80 ~ Mr. and IRA. Relco D
Coepsr q Moaroe ceaniy - AfF,
and IRA ceorus wslisrs Il Ma
mi.
Mamie p. emiGA. q Dads coun-
". sod three lols IN PALMA sola
subdivision 70 Mlnnia Dswne Moors
and Clenn Moors q Hemsslsad
a ie-eent tnksa Ar stamp was e
ne deed.
Lana N ne Palma sola subdi,
sahlna vas sod hy Mt. and Mrs.
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Record Shows
Permits
TOpLast Year
First Ten Months
o. 'S3 Top Same
Period Of 80
b. sI33,32O

CITY huadins permits Cor the flrs'
10 monfhs IL tbs year axe fai
ahsad Il the same period last year
Fseords u city hall showed today
The figure Cor January througi
0rsober. 1853. l. ssssot7. For thal
psriod last year. ne total was s2oi,
In.
TIE figures By months iur lsss
fnllows:
Janaary. siszTio
February. szls.Tia
March. sls3.ooe
May, tl7eo
June. sa0I.oTT
galy, Ss1.s7o
August. sis7.Tsa
September. sl2s.3i
oetober. skss.fm
Fer the first 10 months of i9s2.
ths figures are:
January. slso.sis
February. asa go
March. eisT.fl9
Aprl, s1Je.oS1
May, SOS Sc
June. s15a.sfs
July, SO .36l
August. t1u So
September. sai.m
OeioheT. SIS o.
TIE frss week 81 November Tos
Ne month off % q Sos start with
relatively iew permils issued. They
we're.
l. Murray. - unlsed s.. paint.
lng kouse. see
9. J. Strirksr. 100 Flagler q.
smxlesina haek porch. sioo.
A. Liter. lie Petronia S., paint.
img huase. siao
Il. n. MeLoarin. isia Seminary
s., enelosine perch. 500
=. Aisa. SIC Mafgarss S.. een.
eral rspairs. sSoe
A. Psrea 81 Eat0a s.. repair.
lms ROT. SO.
Zoe Valdez. 80 Truman Ave. IN
sfaIling hafh s1.no.
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q p. Hoaenhe<k. &c key Lareo
A io-seui siamp was on ne ICED.
Alex A. penroeo. of Miaml paid
s. 1o far Mourus Couzty lad.
PAD a Esquinal1e. special mas-
~ h. ehaaruFy. was listed a. tAs
seiier 81 = resai q . moriaaas
iorsClasare sall
Lanf nesr Plne anf cearria
STREETS was dad ~ MnarFs Nay
psyhatf iur SEQ - Saisms Chad
Lsdfurd. IL - United sl
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Historic Structure Is Being
Spruced Up BY Roberts Painters

one q Key Vests eldest and most historic bsIld-
lagn h taking On > new look.
The buildings comprise the Convent Of Mary I'm
maeuate II about four weeks, the seveBman Of the
W. r. Roberts Painting Co. 2o4 siwonton ST.. viii have
finished their oha and the convent with blossom out In
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

eury " Mr. snd Nrs Renamln
A. Resets. ia Futnciana Place
Land ou Piantatnn Key vas I'D
~ NJ and Mfs A. n. Holleaheek
q Mare Couuty % Ne ana Ms
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-07

sAarshslasrs q, . psF ssni e tAs
esrnings.
Per ne elght posswar years a.
q whale Ameriean eorporatlons
have paid CT IN dixi6ends oaly a
pr cert 81 TIER nel income, the
Department Il Commerce rspoFtn.
In the prswar years e 10 10,
(Continned On Page Eighp
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Aiding Escopees

PHILADELPHIA (JTA) - AS
serting that 1--WE are confronted
by a total war against the Jews, "
DR.. Joseph Schwartz, executive
vice chairman of the UJA, warn
ed that the survival of the Jew
ish people was involved and the
future of Israel
He told the Allied Jewish Ap-
peal rally that 1--WE can save lives,
we can save people, provided we
move fast enough and have
enough money to do it. We must
use every power, legal, or illegal,
to save those Jews" Doctor
Schwartz. declared. If it means
a return to the underground, II
it means the smuggling of Jews
to safety, we must do it"
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17

Welfare Board-Jewish Commun-
ity Council to the hospital, OF
which he is one of the two rep
reSentatiVes.
Altho himself a patient in the
hospital last week, he arranged
the program for the Awards
Night. He came in for the pres
entation, tho it required his ap-
pearance in a wheel chair.
On several occasions he con-
sidered resigning from the Volun-
tary Services Board of Veterans
Hospital because of his health
and each time was persuaded to
remain. When recently he felt it
necessary to relinquish activity,
he was again patient there. He
was so impressed, he told friends,
bv the work being done by the
volunteers that he decided to stay
on the board.
Purpose of the Voluntary Ser
vices Committee, made up of rep
resentatives from the various
community organizations, is to
assist with the recreational pro-
gramming for patients, entertain
ment, recruitment of volunteers.
His activity in behalf of the
patients at Veterans Hospital
goes back more than Is years, to
the time when he was one OF that
small band of volunteers who
took gefilte fish to the patients
During World War II he served
on the city-wide USO board.
Prior to coming to Tucson ne
was a Well-knoWn professional
violinist in New York and knows
many of the country's concert ar
lists. No longer able to play the
violin and ignoring his own ply
sical health, he continues to bring
happiness because of a heart thai
knows no bounds in serving his
felloWman.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Name Woman
To Refugee Job

WASHINGTON (JTA) = Mu-
tual Secretary Director Harold
w. Stassen has announced the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Doro t h y
Houghton, of Red Oak, Iowa, as
assistant director of MSA to be
in charge of refugee problems
and assume responsibility for
studying US. immigration poll
cieS.
Mrs. Houghton, the MSA said,
will head an entirely new MSA
division "for refugees, migration
and travel" Her responsibilities
will include problems involving
refugees not only in Europe but
also in the Middle East and Far
East.
An active clubwoman, Mrs
Houghton served from 1850 to
1852 as president of the General
Federation of Womens' Clubs
She holds membership in the
Daughters of the American Rev
olution and other organizations.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
"a
WaM@5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Grace Handmaker will be mar
ried May 3 at Congregation An
shei Israel at an elaborate formal
ceremony at 4 o'clock performed
by Rabbi Marcus Breger and as
sisted by her uncle, Rabbi Maur-
ice ]. Bloom of Newburgh, N. Y,
and Cantor Maurice Falkow.
Maid of honor is her sister,
Sara Handmaker. Bridesmaids
are Mrs. Eugene Goldin, sister
of groom, Barbara Handmaker, a
cousin, Altoona, Pa, Judy Co
hen, Myra Cohen, Zelda Koplin,
Dee Dee Sonenbick. Best man is
Simon Lakritz. Ushers are, Eu-
gene Goldin, Stanley Salonlc,
Seymour Feurerstein, Jack LET
kowitz, Jack Waltuck, and Harry
Nader.
After the ceremony there will
be a formal dinner at Rancho
Nezhone followed by a reception
for friends.
Rabbi Bloom has officiated at
weddings of all the family mem
bers for the past 25 years. Over
forty relatives and friends of the
bride and groom, from Pennsyl
vania, Texas, California, Ohio
will attend the ceremony.
Couple will honeymoon in New
York state and on their return
will live at 2545 E. Edison.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17

the Cultural Committee of the
Council. The community's par
ticipation on this happy occasion
is invited.
Program will revolve around
Israel, with songs and dances OF
the people and country. Tribute
will be paid to those who made
the Homeland a reality a n G
homage to a people who, despite
hardships of living conditions
and threats of aggression by
their neighbors, have succeeded
in their resolve to build a home
land, a Democracy. There will be
no solicitation of funds. Follow
ing the program of entertainment
there will be refreshments. On
the committee are Mrs. Ethel Le-
Boff, chairman, Mrs. Sol Kamln,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kessler, DR..
Leonard Weiner, Henry H. Kauf-
mann, Mrs. Meyer Cohen, Mrs.
Rose Berman, Al Liebert, Mrs.
Rose Cole.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Have To Explain
Vienna Voting

VIENNA (JTA) - Efforts of
Vienna Communist Party Off
cials to blame the poor showing
of the party in the recent Parlia-
mentary elections on the detec-
ton of Jewish voters in the So
viet-occupied districts of Vienna
because of Communist anti-Sem-
itism have brought them into hot
water.
Top leaders Of the party reject
ed this excuse and caStigated
their ward captains for failing to
"enlighten" the Jewish voters on
the true nature" of Communist
| policy.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
1t Up

TEL AVN (JTA)- An Israeli
Communist, returning to Israel
from a Communist parley in
Prague, swallowed a document
when arrested by the police. Po-
lice circles believe that the paper
contained secret Cominform in
structions for the Israel Commu-
mist Party. The arrested man was
identified as David Rabino.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Y. Card Party

Luncheon and card party will
be held April 10 at 1 pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Ruben,
333 N. Plumer. Proceeds will go
to Young Israel Talmud Torah
building fund. Friends are in
Vited.
Congregation Young Israel will
lay the cornerstone of the new
building on April 26 at 3 pm. The
public is cordially invited to par
ticipate.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
SEEK TEACHERS

The Center is interviewing
prospective kindergarten an d
nursery school teachers interest
ed in employment, either now or
during the summer. Experienced
teachers are preferred. Those in
terested in part-time work should
phone either Ben Brook or Mrs.
Marks at the Council Office.
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Joe Baum Has Given More
Than A Decade Of Service

the cOmuntys "unsung volunteers who mas quety
onscentOusy carried in spite OF poor hea
focus
Monday when he accepted an award
from service rendered by the local Jewish
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
Community-Wide Celebration
Of IsrueI's Fifth Birthday

For many persons of the state of Israel is
Practically Jewish community in the cou
trv will mark will hold birthday party on
April 80 at Community pm under auspices of the
ZOA Women together with
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17
JEWISH


KINDLE LIGHTS
Lighting of the Candles
April II 6:37
AnriI "a 6:42
The Arizona post., 1953-04-17

Arizona Post, April II, 1853
Evening star., 1953-12-11
Court Backs Redskins in Fight
Against DeLuurentis Award

The Redskins won a legal VIC
tory today when District Court
Judge Richmond B. Keech over
ruled the Workmen's Compen-
Sation Boards decision in the
case Of John DeLaurentis.
A candidate for a line berth
with the club, DeLaurentis was
injured in an exhibition game in
1851 and subsequently was
dropped from the squad. After
paying his medical and hospital
expenses, the Redskins paid De-
Laurentis $2,799 in settlement
of his contract.
DeLaurentis, now assistant
football coach at Virginia Mill
tary Institute, applied to the
compensation board for addi-
tional relief. Theodore Britton,
deputy commissioner, ordered
the club to pay an additional
81 1888 to the player.
Bernard I. Nordlinger, Red
skins attorney, argued that that
sum should be included in the
$2,799 already given DeLauren-