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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
Tenants On Sit-DOWn
Strike Evicted From NY
Housing Development

NEW YORK, pa city mar
shall used a sledge hammer today
to break into a three-room apart
ment and evict a Negro family
and so persons who had locked
themselves in to prevent it.
More tn n a score Of police
watched City Marshal William H.
Goldstone and six aides batter
down the door of the apartment
in one of the city's largest private
housing developments.
The door forced, the marshal
cut a safety chain and police es-
corted the so persons - Negro
and white men and Women-out
of the building. The last person
out was Mrs. Michael Decatur,
who with her husband and two
children occupied the apartment.
The door smashing followed a
Lew IlOulS d1LGI SIX WOIIlGIl dDdIl-
doned a lock- and chain SitdoWn
protest against the same eviction
in the downtown offices Of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
which operates the Parkchester
Housing Development in the
Bronx.
Police took no part in the door
breaking, but they led the occu-
pants out after the city marshal
gained entrance.
The marshal acted on a court
order obtained by the company
The Decaturs had obtained the
apartment on a suitcase, and the
company said it would not renew
the lease because it does not allow
subleasing.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS OF 1853

Tomorrow evening the members of the Class of
1853 receive their diplomas at the Nome High School,
We congratulate these young people who have COM
pleted tWelve-year course Of study and hope that
they will continue to get more learning in various
fields
The process Of education has made tremendous
strides since the ancient days when the three Rs
were supposed to include the curriculum Of modern
school.
While it is true that the fundamental problem Of
our institutions of learning is to give the student
proficiency in the use of socaled tools of the BRAIN
and pursued long enough to acquaint the mind with
the broad outlines of mans progress from savagery to
civilization the scope of the modern school has been
widely expanded
When one considers the vastly extended ramfi-
cations of the processes of teaching there is no occasion
to wonder at the increased cost of education Never
theless when think Of the expense involved, we
should also bear in mind that ignorance is the most
expensive luxury enjoyed by a careless people,
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
TV For Anchorage
Planned Before
Years End

WASHINGTON, R- Northern
TeleviSion, Inc, Tuesday applied
to the Communications Commits
sion for a television station at
Anchorage-the first such appli-
cation from Alaska.
The company proposes opera
tons on channel II and "as-
Sumed' that it will at some time
have a network utilization.
1t has total Of "a stockhold-
ers, all living in Alaska and rep
resenting different business and
professional activities.
Company officers are president,
A. G. HILBERT, manager Of radio
station KEN; vice president, Jack
M. Walden, KENI'S chief engi-
neer; secretary, James E. Weir,
an attorney; and treasurer, Robt.
H. Romig, Anchorage insurance
man.
The station cost was estimated
at about $172,310.
Hiebert announced at Anchor
age that the Northern Television
Corp, hopes to have the first pro-
gram on the air before the years
end.
The firms announcement said
it will take three to four months
for processing before actual con-
struction can be started and that
no difficulty is anticipated in pro-
cessing Of the application.
The transmitter and studios will
be in the Mt. Mckinley apartment
building.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
Alaska "Another
Corregidor'' In
War With Russia

TACOMA, Up - Alaska would
become another Corregidor" in
the event Of a war with Russia,
the Pacific Northwest Trade AS
ISOLATION was told Monday.
Frank E. Landsburg, district
director for the Interstate Com
merce Commissions Bureau of
Motor Carriers, said that opinion
resulted from recent survey of
transportation between Alaska
and the United States and Canada.
eve do not now have a de-
pendable supply line by sea, nor
a practical one by land" he told
300 PNTA delegates here for their
annual convention. "That is our
fatal weakness"
/Landsburg said in the event of
war Russian submarines could
cut off the sea lanes overnight.
A railroad to Alaska would be
the best possible supply line" he
said, but lacking such a railroad,
''the most realistic move we could
now make would be to provide a
highway all along the route such
railroad would take"
He described the present high
way as inadequate and declared
ct will never have more than
cursory value. 1t could not pos
sibly meet military requirements
in the event Of war with Russia.
1t is impossible to heavy duty
traffic for several months of the
year. It is much too long"
Other speakers included Alaska
Gov. B. Frank Heintzleman, Can
adian Sen. J. G.. Turgeon of Off,
ava, and William B. Brown, sec
rotary treasurer Of the American
ViscoSe Corp, an investor in a
40 = million dollar pulp plant at
Ketchikan.
Turgeon warned the good re
lations Of the United States and
Canada are threatened by the
possibility of new import restric-
tons.
Brown said Alaskans, seeking
investment capital could take a
tip from Canada where strong in
ducements are liberal treatment
and sources Of accurate informa-
ton
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
N o T C E

Junior Police Patrol will hold
its regular meeting Saturday af-
ternoon at 500 pm. at the City
Hall. The meeting regularly sche-
duled for May l6 was cancelled
due to Armed Forces Day.
Clyde Glass.
Chief of Police
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
NEW URANIUM SOURCE

A source of uranium has been discovered in
the United States Utah. Called "umohite' it was
discovered by Columbia University mineralogists in
samples of minerals taken from an Atomic Energy
Commission mine near Marysvale, Utah.
Umohite contains about 48 percent uranium It
is technically classified hydrous uranium molyb-
date.
The interesting part Of the picture is that only
one mine is known to contain the mineral. Others
likely to be found in the West, according to ex-
perts and most likely to be found sites of extinct
volcanoes where there is likely to be some prospecting
in 1858 a result Of the discovery.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20
Bookkeeping

DOOtleggn1g The InIe11laI ReVenue Bureau re-
ports that federal agents seized 5189 illegal stills in
the last six months Of 1852, compared with 478 stills
in the same period of 1851.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-05-20

Most Of the income of the is
land Of Capri comes from tourists.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

eroquet, which be plays occasion
ally He fishes some and goes
canoeing when on vacation in the
Adirondacks Of New York.
When al his LeeShuFg home
Marshall visits nearby Washington
two or three times 4 month on
business trips He is chairman Of
the American Battle Monuments
Commission, which has jurisdiction
over cemeteries overseas where
US. military dead rest.
When winter descends on Vir.
ginia, the general and Mrs. Mar.
shall 90 to their other home al
Pinehurst, NC, and live there
until spring.
Liseombe Lodge, their Pinehurst
home, is a modest. clapboard
bungalow set In a smallish garden.
50 well screened by trees it barely
Is visible from the road only Is
yards away. There is a covered
veranda. A living room with big
fireplace faces on a terrace. Ser.
wants are a maid and the gener.
ais orderly, Sgt. William Heffner
When the Marshalls came TO live
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

called after be thougt be had re.
tired from public life a. . five
star general with more than 80
years army service.
He came back first to under.
take . special mission 10 Chang
Kai.sheE for Presiden, Truman.
Later he served as the nations
third Secretary Of Defense.
Many Of those who worked for
him in the Pentsgon and State
Department call him kindly and
'eonsiderate. but always reserved.
Three decade as an army officer
shape habit and traits. The older.
easier going Marshall walks and
looks ike . general, even in a
tweed jacket.
The military have a practice of
using the last name, without rank,
when speaking to individuals of
equal or lesser rank. There prob
ably are no more than . dozen
persons iarshall has ever called
by their first names.
When he was Army chief Of
staff and Dwight D. Eisenhower
was supreme commander Of Al
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

lied forces In Europe, Marshall ad.
dressed him as Eisenhower. -
Nov he calls him Mr.. President. "
When Marshall called a man In
and started out just calling him
|" Jones'" Jones knew things were
running at an even keel. But If he
Up with Mr.. Jones" or
Col. Jones" the general was an.
noyed and trouble vas brewing.
Marshall retires along about mid
evening and rises early in the
morning He never was an enihus-
iastie follower Of the cocktail cir.
cult. He hasn't smoked since 1885.
The general likes football. a
sports interest that dates back to
his student days at the Virginia
Military Institute at Lexington,
Va.
He has long been . booster Of
West Points sridiron teams and
considers himself something of an
elder statesman-coaeh for the
Point" at the yearly Army-Navy
classic in Philadelphia.
He likes golf but no longer plays
it. He has . putter's touch for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

Dealt ADeath
BlOwInCOllege

SALTWATER, Okla. R-Chiy.
airy. dead for years, has been
pushed about six feet deeper into
the ground by four Oklahoma Ann
College undergraduates who de.
cided to trade the Air Lancelot
idea for a fast dollar.
They are selling good looks and
social poise for 70 cents an hour
70 dateless damsels.
Calling themselves the Cltywide
Escort Service. they hope their
business venture will prove the
answer to a desperate goods
prayer. They are available, at the
prevailing rates, for coke dates,
dances, bridge, coffee or tea drink.
Ing, or any other social gathering.
The boys--Gaylord 0rtman, Hen.
nessey, Okla, sophomore, Joe
Perry, FL Reno, Okla, senior.
d ave Bergdahl, junior from
Skandia, Mich: and Jerry Herrin.
Memo, Okla, freshman, also from
Skandia-guarantee the young lad
les a date they will be proud of,
well.mannered, well-6ressed, we'll
read, well!
They're available at a moments
notice to fill in for q girl whose
date has suddenly come down with
double pneumonia. They believe
these emergencies will constitute
the bulk of their business-which
hasn't been booming yet but proves
promising.
The boys announced their ar
rival on the Oklahoma Ann social
scene with an ad that read: Girls,
don't panic. An escort is as close
as your telephone"
Here's the way their system
works:
Customers get the use Of one of
four carS-their choice. The first
20 miles are free ana a nominal
charge of 3 cents a mile is added
thereafter. Cigarettes. the custo-
mer's brand, are free. Rates start
at 70 cents an hour for single
dates with lower rates for double.
triple or qusdrupie dates.
Phones at the Cltywide Escort
Service have been ringing since
the ad appeared with more re.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

at Pinehurst a S0-year-old meas
golflng organization. The Tin Wits.
ties, elected him an honorary
member. He follows matches In
his leep station wagon. hops out AT
greens to see how the putting goes,
pereheS on a camp stool to train
binoculars on approaching players.
Occasionally be Joins in a quail
shoot.
Marshall was only two DAYS out
of Slckbed when he boarded a
liner in New York to sail for
Europe last week. He had been
Id with a virus injection.
Il really had a hard time with
that" the general told reporters
who saw him off.
Newsmen tried TO ask his views
on current world affairs-on Rus.
STA, on the general European stu
alton. But he made il plain he no
longer was an official; that when
he left the last OF his four big
jobs, Secretary of Defense, he be-
came Just a citizen.
When l retired I walked
straight out" he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

'ssdsy. December O. 1850 THE kay WEST CITIZEN P.s.s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Reds May Still
Hold American
Boys In Russia
BY c. YATEs MCDANIEL

WASHINGTON R--Sonle Penta-
gon officials think it is quite pos.
lsible that some Americans cap
tured in Korea are alive and being
forced to work for the Commu-
Inists behind the Iron Curtain,
Periodically during the Korean
War American intelligence agen-
cies heard such reports and made
every effort to track them down.
Defense Department officials
say they cannot declare fatty that
the Chinese and Korean Reds
failed to return or account for all
Americans they captured. because
the Communists never made com.
plete reports on prisoners and re-
fused to permit independent inves.
legations.
But one official, after reading
the statement of a returned Jap
anese prisoner of World War II
that he had seen Americans in
pElSoh near MOSCOW, put 1t this
way today:
1T is quite possible that some
American boys are digging urani-
UNI in Siberian mines--if we could
only prove it..
This source recalled in an inter.
view that the Russians held and
are still holding German and JAP
aneSe military prisoners they cap
tured in World War II.
The Defense Department now
lists about $500 American service.
men as missing in Korea. About
most of these men, the Pentagon
says frankly that it has no infor.
nation whatsoever. But the Army
has said about 600 were once be
lieved to have been captured.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Hearings Resumed

WASHINGTON ua-Sen. Mccar.
thy tR-Wisl resumes public hear.
lngs today in an avowed effort to
SHOW there has been espionage on
radar secrets at the Army Signal
Corps laboratories at Fl Mon
mouth. n. J.
Secretary Of the Army Robert
T. Stevens told : news conference
New. IL an Army inquiry had
turned up no evidence Of success
ful spying at Fl Monmouth in re-
cent years. He said he thought
there had been some several years
ago.
Mccarthy has said the IT. Mon.
mouth hearings by the Senate in
he heads viii show what espion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
STICkUP FAILS

CLEVELAND "A man showed
a card through the wicket al the
State Theater yesterday where
Mrs. Florence Thomas. 20. was 4
cashier, The card read:
This is a stiCkup.
Mrs. Thomas snapped. "You set
out Of here
He did.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

iwill receive the Nobel Peace Prize
for the Z. S. foreign aid program
ghich bore his name.
Marshall vas Secretary Of State
when be performed the service
that Won the award. Ii vas one
'of three Jobs 10 which be vas re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

and surge. You'll command LincOn's 1854 high.com.
preston va engne-One of the worlds most efficient
power plants-its winning performance still further
improved with vacuum-controlled 4barrel carburetor
and fuvacuum spark control Add to all this Lincolns
optional power steering power brakes the Away power
seat and you'll discover-he ultimate in modern driving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
Fire Sweeps Prairie

BROWNING, Mont UR-Fanned
by a 50-mlle-an-hour wind. fire
swept $4,000 acres of prairie near
here before volunteers brought it
under control Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

NOw-come in and the latest most dramatic edition
OF the car that has changed American motorists ideas
about modern design--the new Lincoln for 1854
You'll see completely new styling-inside and out
from stunning new grille to distinctive new tailIghts
You'll see exterior colors far ahead Of their time
from Pas'es to vibrant primary shades interiors of rich
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

nyOns, gabardnes whpcords broadclohs and feathers
Frankly, you will not bullying lines and glitter for
gters sake Lincoln has the pure beauty of functional
design found wherever the living is modern.
Finally, we invite you to drive the new Lincoln Only
on the road-in traffic, the highway or back road
you feel the incredible combination of smoothness
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
By ALTOS c. FAY

WASHINGTON R-The peaceful
years and high houors have come
for George c. Marshall. American
soldier and statesman.
Tomorrow, In Oslo, Norway, he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

quests from prankiSh men students
than customers. But it's no laugh
Tor the four young partners, who
claim:
We're in it strictly for the
dough"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08

age means" He has said ore
woman questioned secretly had
without question committed espscn.
sge 81 II. Monmouth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-08
SNOWFALL Mells AWAY

RENO, New 4H-Harry SNOWFALL.
serving 4 S0-day term for vagran.
ey, was sent out on : work sang
and just melted away.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY. MD.-Brick 2-story. s.
bedrm. home: also child's rm. and
den. full bSmt.. part for recreation;
oil heat. Immed; poSs;; price
S19.950. A. H: SE1DENSPINNER,
Realtor. WA. 7-1010; ewes, AP.
CHIIIUM. MD. Just over D. c. line
Brick Colonial; 3 bedrms, l Il baths.
fireplace. complete modern kitchen.
full bSmt. with outside entr; stairway
to attic: lge. level lot: close to
H traRsP r. anS shSPPRf prfss Ror W4
COLLEGE HGIs. EsTATEs- bed
rms. and bath on 2nd FIR; -nedrm.,
bath and den on 1St mr., full bsmt:
lse. LOT; Asking S26.5oo WAYNE
4; Av.s cASKEY; MS ;1Sen ResltOr. AP' 7-o4oo'
CoIIEGE PARK PRoPER-Attract.
brk: Cape Cod with lge. bedrm. and
bath on LIST FIR. bedrRs.. and bath
up. sep. din. rm.. full bsmt., garage.
1915 Harvard rd, WAYNE ton "A A.
DEEecATrUfR Ec r1fVVo' HGrs.-Nr. schools,
transp. and shopping; Ila-steT;yy
bath and den on 1St firr. plus sep.
din din Tm fn Ss5s SsdF@i ss6 iu rerms 1ars
7-64CC- EYES WA. 1000.
HYATTSVHLE HILLS-Lovely brick
Cape Cod. spacious liv. rm:. " f1re-
pl.. Ice. din. rrn.. equipped Kat. with
separate breakfast rm.. . bedrms..
tiled bath: delishtful cool scr. porch,
full bsmt.. auto. gas heat. Close to
bus, schools. churches and shoppinS
Owner forced to sell because Of i'll
health, S16. $50. Open to all offers.
Cail THE PERRY BOSWELL co,
Wa. 7-4500 tin 8 pm. d
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

ForeStville-3 Bedrooms
LIKE NEW, SMALL DOWN PYMT.
Fenced lot. Mr.. Dotson. LU. 4-49I9.
COX & CO., UN. 4-I50R -
Evening star., 1953-09-02
THE EVENING STAR C-1a

Washington. D. C.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER z, lana
Evening star., 1953-09-02
SUN-GLO RAMRL ERS

S13,250
3 bedrooms. brick front ramblers, coll
orful shaker shingle siding. full
easements. ceramic tile baths;
81 900 down to GIs. WILLIAM r..
HUGHES Ap 71AO0 -"
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HIILCREST

No brass band was required to get
plateau. The quality Of the i'm
provements there has mounted
steadily till it is one Of the best
residential sections Of Washington.
This handsome, brick. corner house.
one block from Branch ave-. oc-
cupies one Of the finest lots in the
subdivision. containing nearly a
flne forest trees. Living room lax
% #. with fireplace. House is
heated by hot water with oil. The
full cellar is bright enough for use
as a Workshop; brick garage for
two cars. Price, S21. 500. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV,
MA. S-1I66.
Evening star., 1953-09-02
FIVE BEDROOMS

five bEDROOOMS
TWO TILE BATHS
just the place for a large family;
is-acre lot on busIine; deliehtfiil:
practically new 11a-story home in
gorgeous condition. Knotty-pjne ap-
polnCmentS are an extraordinary
attraction. Only &19.25O, with
R. HUGHES. AP. 7-I4OO. a
Evening star., 1953-09-02
HOUSES Salad. tcent.,

SILVER SPRlNG--3-bedrm. brick
With attach; gar; lse. liv. rm, with
hsepI,, hhsepL, family gn', din din. rm, TWIN WIN
entr,; economical to heat; well con-
structed: peri. cond.; beaut. flower
garden and shrubs; in lovely Forest
Estates: only 2 blks. to transp. and
SSt; ST. JOINS Sehool; 2 really lovely
VALLEY ALLEY Wo6D WOO 8 &RSSHSBLER-s SS bed.
rms. liv. I'm. with din. area. fully
equip. kit, carport, storage space
An excel. value: S12.700; % VI.
FHA Ell fnaneins. Te inspect call NJ
$3.50. R. ii. BEST. INC. Reaitor
vIERS MILL vILLAGE-Assume Gl
loan attrac. e-bedrm. home. Wall
to-wall carpeting. throughout, 900
4; ibads iot Completely Anchor I,o feneed,
pm; Lo. 4-0193 after pm. %
WANT A CUSTOM RAMBLER? We
nay nave sao several Ud9 beautiful ramhlers in
tne S3o,O00 range. baths. and 4
KEssINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544
NEAR NOL-A big beautiful Colonial
for $4,000 on corner lot with stock
sde fence. This home in immacu-
NOAANss ASadS " uiONC III OQS
auto Bendix, drapes and cornices;
full furnishings for sale CLAUDE
WOOD. Realtor; JU. $1,000. -
BUNGALOW, $500 cash
pal. like rent; Two nice bedrooms,
tally finished basement: gas heat;
large level Anchor fenced ward. Close
to bus and shopping. LO. 4-6565
ALL BRICK. on level I.-acre lot,
SVeTnsnSSinE nins SsEs roof nS SpaSiops ff5. iy rm
Terms as Wsle,sSo. tS5hs0 WooD CO.. Sa'fs5, Io.
BRICK RAMBLER-Large liv. nm,
bath. beautiful kit; nicely equipped !:
excellent lot. Close to school. AS
sumo GI; $1,000 down. A real buy
at $l2.950. WOOD CO.. Lo.
$!95 DowN-No red tape. Lovely 2
Call Mr.. Frank, LO. 5-9S16 with
WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT 2-yr.- .-old
brick home in Langley Park for
your e0nsiderat9n n,sb Construction
piannins ~ ~exeeI.; ss"ft. liv. - rm.. gesit. all
elec. kit. with table space, tiled "a
bath down; 3 bedrms. and bath up;
full bSmt. with outside entr.; close
to bus. schools Mont. Coz and
shops. S16.95O. CLAUDE WOODS,
Realtor, JU: $1,000. -
NEAR SCHOOL-S17.950; 4 bedrms.
. baths. SI2.S00 FILA commitment;
iiv. rm. with f1repl.. din. rm.. kit,
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, full daylight
bsmt. with. walkout exit; Ice. lot
AGENCY. INC. JU. 9-5555 til
$500 g." DOWN. viers Mill village:
Sin! sio5oo ieSe5 WOODS Iot CO. 20 10. NO 407.6d
NEAR SCHOOLS. brick expandible.
immac. bungalow. with unusual recr
rm.. lge. back yard with outdoor
fireplace; only S14,950. A.. j. KES-
SINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544. -
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-Bunga-
low. S12. 1850. 7O5 Ritchie ave; at
tractive prewar built BUNGALOW on
spacious level lot 10000 So. ft.)
Living room, dining room. modern
kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath. Full
basement. oil hot-water heat. De-
tached garage Elementary and Jr
6oqght with low cash. easy terms.
HALL j. WAPLE CO.. Realtor,. AD
s11 $50. $3.50 DOWN, ssb mo-
Lovely 3-bedrm. home. Lge. iv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., nice kit: full bsmt.,
outside entr. Anchor-fenced ward.
M bus and school. Possession in .
wkE Payments incl. taxes and in
surance. Mrs. Hart. Lo. 5-5007,
cox g. CO