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Evening star., 1953-04-05
Marine Who Killed 5
Back in Rochester
To Face Arraignmenf
BY the Assoeicted Press

ROCHESTER, N. Y. April 4.
Fred Eugene McManus, 18-
year-old AWOL Marine who has
admitted killing five persons,
came back today to New York
State-where he will face
charges in the Staying Of the
first of his victims.
Gay and seemingly carefree,
McManus stepped from a special
plane at Rochester Airport at
4:05 pm. after q three-hour
flight from Dubuque, Ia. With
him was the 16-year-old bobby
Soxer he calls his wife, Diane
Marie Weggeland.
The young couple was whiSked
to the Monroe County Jail, where
McManus awaited arraignment
on a firSt-degree murder charge
in the car-theft killing of Will
liam A. Braverman, 19-year-old
Hobart College freshman from
Rochester.
Late in the : afternoon Nc
ManuS was taken to the spot
where he said he killed young
Braverman. Authorities said Nc
ManuS re-enacted the Braver-
man Staying. Then he was re-
turned to jail.
McManus was arrested near
Dubuque Tuesday and admitted
q four-day crime spree which
started near Rochester and con-
tinued through the Midwest.
Waived ExtraditiOn.
Before leaving Dubuque, where
he waived extradition to New
York, McManuS was quoted as
saying he preferred going to a
State that used the electric chair
in capital crimes.
New York and Illinois use the
chair. Minnesota, where the
young Marine admitted killing
two persons, has a maximum
penalty of life imprisonment.
A newSman who was on the
flight East said that when the
plane passed over Niagara Falls,
the teen-age pair "goggled like
all honeymoonerS "
AS they sat cheek to cheek in
q lovers reunion at Dubuque
before taking off Diane again
insisted she wanted to take part
of the blame. Earlier today, in
court at Dubuque, she followed
McManus in waving extradition
so as to speed their return to
New York.
I'm not going to let you take
all the blame, Gene" the girl
said between embraces.
Knew Plan to Steal Car.
Despite the boys protests,
Diane said she knew in advance
that McManus was going to steal
a car so they could go West
and make a home of our oNn."
McManus has said he killed
young Braverman because the
latter wouldn't get out Of the
car when McManuS sought to
commander it after getting a
ride by posing as a hitch-hiker.
He buried the student, drove to
a Rochester hotel, picked up
Diane, and started, West.
In a signed confession, Nc
Manus also has admitted double
killings during holdups in Illi-
nois and Minnesota. The en-
tire escapade netted him less
than $50 cash. He said the
holdups were perpetrated be-
cause they needed funds to con-
tinue their journey.
While he and Diane talked
happily as the plane warmed up.
McManuS made his first public
expression of remorSe.
Says He Feels Sorry.
Asked if he felt any sorrow
for the families of his victims he
responded: "Of course, I do"
McManus' father. Nose Nc
Manus of Valley Stream, N. Y,
had a sixth visit with his son
shortly before the boy appeared
in court.
The boy once again spurned
his fathers offer of legal help,
but authorities said the visit be-
tween the two was warm and
cordial.
Then the father left to make
arrangements to return to New
York alone.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Trailer Output Climbs

NEW YORK.-The house.
trailer industry in the United
States produced about $4,000 We
hicles in 1852, or IS per cent
more trailers than the $1,000
turned out In 1851. An average
of $4,000 a year were sold be-
fore World War II.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Formerly LosuntiviIIe

CINCINNATI. The city Of
Cincinnati originally was called
"Losantiville." The name came
from the Latin words meaning
"city that is opposite the mouth
of the Licking River"
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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
Staying Of 9-Year
Old Girl In Japan
Stumps Army CID

SAGAMIHARA, Japan, Up -
Army investigators said today
they were stumped by the vicious
Staying Of the 9year-old daughter
Of an American colonel.
The killing left a haze of fear
over this huge us. Army housing
area, which usually rang with the
shouts and laughter of playing
children.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday for pretty, red haired
Susan Rothschild, whose gagged
body was found in a drainage
ditch shortly after dark Saturday
by her father, Col. jacquard H.
Rothschild.
Her face and neck had numer-
Gus bruises and scratches, Army
doctors reported after an autopsy,
but ''there was no evidence of
rape or attempted rape"
Investigators for the Army's
Criminal Investigation Division,
however, did not discount the
possibility of an attempted sex
crime by killer frightened away
before he could violate the child.
Meanwhile, frightened parents
in this suburban type housing de-
velopment were conveying their
children TO and from school, max
ing them stay indoors or within
the confines Of their own yards.
One Army source pointed out
that "crimes such as this against
children are very rare in Japan"
1t was a yelled indication that
investigators may be searching
for an American youth or man as
the killer
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that a
special municipal election will be
held November "a. 1853, al the
City Hall. in the City of Nome.
Territory of Alaska. for the pur-
pose of submitting to the qualified
electors of Nome. the following
proposition. to wit:
Shall the City of Nome. Alaska.
purchase and acquire that GER
tain public utility supplying the
City of Nome and It's inhabitants
with light and power, known as
the Northern Light and Power
Company, Inc. and its properly
and business for S200.000.00
cash. and to finance such pur-
chase price. and for working
capital. issue and sell revenue
bonds not exceeding $235.000.00,
the principal and interest there
on to be paid and retired within
20 years. solely from unpledged
revenues of the said public util-
itY. including future additions
and Improvements. as author
lied by the Act of Congress of
March 6. 1916 t48 us. Code.
sections 44f-44D. and as pro-
posed by the resolution of the
Common Council of the City of
Nome. Alaska. passed and ap-
proved October 80, 1882"
Polls shall be open at 500
o'clock Am. and close at $500
o'clock PM.
Witness my hand and official
seal of the City of Nome. Alaska.
this I'd day of November. 1853.
Carrie M. McLain
City Clerk
Publ. Nov. 6, Is and %, 1858.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
Army Goatnaps Navy's
Mascot Billy XII

WEST POINT, NY, Up - The
whereabouts of Billy XII, the
Navy's goat mascot who was goat
naped from Annapolis, was
shrouded in secrecy over the
plains Of West Point today.
Nobody was talking around the
Army camp although Col. E. w.
Richardson, West Point public in
formation officer, finally admit
ted:
"A goat has appeared here but
its whereabouts is unknown" He
would not comment on a report
that ransom note was prepared.
Billy XII appeared Sunday at
mess hall as the cadets cheered.
Army plays Navy in the annual
service football classic Saturday
at Philadelphia, and the MiddieS'
goat and Cadets mule play big
part in the colorful proceedings.
Army wasn't saying, but it was
certain the guard had been
doubled at the quarters of HAM
bal and Pancho, the West Point
maScOtS.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
Allies Demand Reds Turn
Over To Indian Custody
POWS Still Retained

PANMUNJOM, tR- The Allies
Saturday accused the Communists
of holding back some prisoners Of
war and told the Reds to turn over
to Indian custody Immediately
"all those POWs you still retain"
Maj. Gen. ]. K. Lacey told Com
munist members of the Military
Armistice Commission that three
Korean soldiers who sought ref
uge at an American sentry box
Thursday were South Korean War
captives who had been forced into
the Red Army.
The chief Allied member of the
Armistice Commission told news
men the ROK soldiers provided
evidence that the Communists
"have forcibly retained prisoners
after they had certified that all
prisoners had been turned over to
the MIRO Neutral Nations Re
patriation Commission ;"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
Test Pilot Scott Crossfeld
Flies Douglas Skyrocket
Twice Speed Of Sound

LOS ANGELES, R-Research
Pilot Scott Crossfield flew the
Douglas SkyrOcket twice the speed
Of sound Friday, it was announced
Saturday.
Crossfield attained a speed Of
more than 1920 miles an hour,
which the National Advisory Com
mittee for Aeronautics said was
actually 2.01 times the speed Of
sound This is the fastest man has
ever flown.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
THIS LITTLE FISH GOES TO TOWN

Every fisherman who has ever thrown one back
will raise eyebrow at the idea of 900 year
industry based fishes that much too small for
any sportsman to take home.
But that's actually what the sardine business is up
along the Maine coast where it provides livelihood
for over 5000 fishermen and cannery Workers-and
gives the rest of energizing vtamn packed deli
cacy at price that leaves something in your pocket
for the bread and butter and coffee-and maybe
a doughnut.
The State-of-M Manners, we understand, inherited
the sardne fisheries from the Indians and still use
much the methods in trapping the elusive little
fishes along the and inlets But off-shore, the
age-old seining operations reinforced with ultra
modern engineering and scientific aids. Radar and
depth recorders used in hunting down the simmer
ing undersea horde Via ship-to-shore telephone the
fishermen report their catch to the canneries and fast
modern carrier vessels dispatched to load the still
live minuscule millions by suction pump-perhaps 10
to 20 thousand bushels of themand race back to the
cannery.
In Maine, where the cold waters of the Atlantic
produce tasty marine morsel as any spot in the
world, they take thrifty view of American sardnes
caught in American water and packed in sanitary state
Inspected American canneries Why" they ask, pay
for the sardines passage when they're already swim
ming along own coastline?"
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23

Although many brilliant men
have large brains, some outstand-
ing men have had very small
brains.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-11-23
VIEWS AND REVIEWS

Il reject as unjustfed the dangerous view that
potential aggressors don't want war and won't pre-
cip:t2te war; - Matthew B. Ridgway
Never take yourself seriously The world is too vast
We are now enjoying that era of plenty at "rea-
sonabla" prices, according to those who urged the
abolition of price controls
Without Germany, European unity is posi-
be" - Rober Schuman, French Foreign Minister
Evening star., 1953-02-19

StuinlesS steel
blades. Aluminium
cover. l4-oz. glass
cup.
Sears ! Stores
Evening star., 1953-02-19
Harmony House InIoid LinoIeum

murbezed potterns, Harmony House eoIors
Here's the suvnss priced noeum you costly install yourself
trim fit your room, woIto-woI! Deep layer
service, and you'll like the lovely coIors, too!
Covering Srs4S
Evening star., 1953-06-14
(See Front COver)

THIS tale of grandeur will hurt, gals,
l. so flip the page. faint hearted. and
move on to news more merciful.
Reluctantly. we must report to the
working girls of the nation: tbs true that
Ginny Tibbetts does get paid for her
most unusual duties, as pictured here.
Ginny's routine" finds her being GUS
tom-ftted, by the Pauline Lake shop at
the Royal Hawaiian hotel in Honolulu,
for fantastic 81, 900 personal wardrobe.
Bejeweled cocktail dresses, slinky
sarongs, luxurious evening coats, chic
sunsuits - so different garments of
breath-taking design and color, many in
modern version of native wear from far
away lands, are moulded around the
curvaceous Miss Tibbetts.
Fortnightly. Mrs. Lake dispatches, via
Evening star., 1953-06-14

stratocruiser, both Ginny and her trunks
to San Francisco or Los Angeles. Then
she hops the luxury liner Lnrline,
bound for Hawaii, and launches into a
fashion marathon that runs on, gaily and
daily, from breakfast to midnight.
And no garment ever shows twice. Like
the butterfly that bursts forth to flash -
and die - all in a day, each discarded
dazzler drops into oblivion
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27

Back in December we sea: OUT
our !early calendar. It is. Ell she
last date for renewing drTrers'
licenses, and things like tie dutes
for registering to vote, whcr the
hunting and fishing sea sons open
- even suggested you. note down
the "ife's birthday, too.
] figured dates like these were
important to keep in mind-and
this was good way to do it. Uu-
fortunately, it now turns out I
never really paid close attention
to my o1cn calender.
Not til today that $50 here
I am not abb to drivr the ca. this
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Longest Shoreline

Michigan's shore line, touching
Lakes Superior, Michigan, Huron,
and Erie, is the longest of any state
?, 1902 miles. It almost equals that
of California, Oregon and Washing
ton combined and surpasses that
of Florida, longest State shore line
on salt water
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Miami Buildup

Miami Beach. a strip of real
estate worth more than $3.50 600, ooo
today, was built in span OF less
than 40 years from a ,5ilderness OF
matted mangroves, scrub palmetto
and sand pumped up from the bot
tom of Biscayne Bay.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27

Lop1isht, 1858. . sited 81 rs 8,susrs Fou"datio"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
COnch Pearls

Pearls are sometimes found in the
Caribbean conch-inhabitant of the
"singing" seashells that once graced
many a living room. But despite
their beauty, they are not as valua-
BILE as oyster pearls. The conch
pears are comparatively soft, and
fade in time.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Scurvy

Scurvy. tine scourge of seafaring
men until it was banished by ra-
tons of citrus juice, is more than
a historic curiosity. Its prevalence
among babies. in our own times,
may be at least ten times higher
than Is usually recognized.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Prevent WebWOrms

To prevent webworms from get
ting into your meal in the hot
weather, sprinkle little salt
through the meal, but be careful
when making bread not to add too
much salt.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Long.Range Weather

Modern long-range forecasting is
based upon the theory that weather
in any given area may be deter
mined by far-off events, through
constant movement of the restless
layer Of air that blankets the turn
ing earth Z
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
NOTICE OF BIENNIAL ELECTION
OF TOWN OF BROWNING, MONT.

Notice hereby given that the Town Election in and Tor the
Town Browning Montana be held Monday April 6h 1853
which shall be elected % Mayor two Alder
the First Ward and Aldermen from the Second
Ward.
The polls shall be opened O'Clock A. M and shall continue
clock NJ and the said election shall be con-
Quoted provided by for the conduct of Town Elections
The voting place in Ward shall be the Town office.
voting place Ward shall be the Methodist Church.
Done bv order of the Town OF Town of Browning
Montana this 5th day of March. 1853
John Gilbert Town clerk
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Stored Grass

An ira pint of milk with each
g id l 5 about what dairymen can
e:.p. d: : pm storing grass in the
silo instead Of tield-curing it as hay.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
Babes in Woods

Scoutmaster Joseph Pierce of
Lawton, Okla, got lost from camp
with eight young boys he'd taken
to the woods to teach trail blazing.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
From where sit by Joe Marsh
JUST G. Lille, "CUs:''.:ttz II

wecl,G-r' n,tA 7 &C. my drivers
liz. = "a ,.M ,iHntuy!
Frcra where I sit, | guess good
adj, icr, Ike charity. should begin
at home I'm always advising all
of you to worry less about your
nGgii ors' fwhat they do, or say.
and W.. 4t.ar or not they should
enjoy a temperate glass of beer)
and pay more attention to
whether YOU yourself are doing
the right thing. Guess I'll make
a note" to FOLLOW my own formula!
&e M~'le
- $3.50 r. =.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
No Women

No Women
No women are permitted in the
ancient Greek republic of Mt. Athos
which is inhabited by sorne 5000
monks and lay brothers.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
More Cigarettes

Richmond. Va, makes more ciga
rettes than any city in the world
about third of the US. total.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27

Oregon's Prize Cow
A Holstein COW in Oregon has set
a new one-year bu'tcrfat record. She
produced lab pounds on twice
daily milking schedule.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1953-03-27
State Flower

Both Arkansas and Michigan
claim the apple blossom as their
official state flower.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
SEA
SECRETS

Q. How do sea birds get water
to drink?
A. Most sea birds are able tt
travel for great distances and car
therefore find water on islands il
ponds, streams, or puddles, or al
the leaf bases of palms or Other
plants. 1t is apparent, on the other
hand, that pelicans, cormorants
and certain other sea birds are
able to get along quite well with,
out fresh water, at least for q
certain length of time. This is be.
lieved possible because of the high
water content of the fish and other
sea animals on which they feed
@. If some deepsea fish are blind
how do they swim?
A. Since not enough light pene.
trates into the very deep sea to
make any objects visible, many
of the fish at those depths are
eyeless, while others are provided
with luminous spots, glowing chin
barbels and other structures. Those
which are blind are usually equip
ped with a highly specialized sense
of touch, as well as being especial
ly sensitive to vibrations in the
water. They probably locate their
food almost entirely through the
sense of smell and touch, as do
certain blind cave fishes.
@. Do manatees feed on fish?
A. No, the manatee or sea COW,
Trichechus manatus, is entirely
vegetarian in its eating habits.
feeding on eel grass (Thalassa) }.
Para grass (Panicum), and oc-
caSional water hyacinths (Eich-
hornial which float down braek.
ish streams. In keeping with its
feeding habits, the manatee pre-
fers shallow, quiet waters TO the
open ocean and is seldom found
as SOA AAFN tAVt NNAAptAN1 WAAa tAd~
registration requirements. | sug.
geSt that YOU register the property
Immediately and then the rent Of
flee can work with you to solve
your problem.
QUESTION: Is il nov too late for
me TO register my rental property
so that | can get in compliance
with the rent laws?
ANSWER: No. it il not The area
rent office accepts registrations at
any time although they might be
delinquent. You may. of course. be
required to refund the difference
back to the date you first rented
the units or the effective date Of
Federal rent controi in your area.
whichever is later, il the rent YOU
have been charging is more than
would be allowed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-03
Chances For
Tax Relief Are
A Bit Roster
BY SAM DAWSON

NEW YORK R-Efforts to halt
the relentless upward surge of
taxes-federal, state and local
doubtless will be one of the first
New Years resolutions to be
made. Chances of the resolution
lasting very far into the year are
another matter.
The federal tax problem doubt
less was one of the unseen guests
at the luncheon today of Pres
Elect Eisenhower and the five Re
publican senatorial leaders.
Chances of relief by 1854 take a
family roster hue in report from
Washington that the budget the
out going president viii present to
Congress may call for a nine per
cent lower total Of new appropria-
tons in the fiscal year to start
July /.
Tax relief will depend largely on
the slashes in government spend
ing the incoming Congress can or
will make.
But there is a great backlog Of
appropriations already made but
not yet spent that governmental
agencies can tap in. 1858 to keep
spending at peacetime record lev
els.
At the local level, chances seem
even less bright. Growing needs
for new schools, new highways,
new public institutions keep the
pressure for higher taxation con-
Stantly increasing.
The great hike in the tax take
in the last two years is stressed in
a book of figures issued by the Tax
Foundation, a private, non-profit
research organization.
The federal tax load, the Foun-
dation notes, now amounts to $431
for every man, woman and child
in the U. S. This is about $3.50
more than two years ago.
Add state and local taxes, and
the Foundation finds the per capita
tax burden to be $514.
The Foundation reports federal
tax receipts in 1850 as IS billion
dollars, and in 1852 as 591a billion
dollars.
State tax receipts in 1850 totaled
just under eight billion dollars and
in 1852 were just under 10 billion
dollars.
Local governments collected
eight billion dollars In 1850 and in
1852 took in almost 914 billion dol
lars.
Part of these tax increases goes
to support growing governmental
payroll. In 1852, the Tax Founda-
ton reports, civilian employees in
federal, state and local govern
ments totaled 1921 900. The previ-
Gus peak came in wartime 1945
when total civilian governmental
jobs was 6,754,00O
The unexpended balance may be
as much as IS billion dollars next
June 80, Washington slide-rule boys
estimate.
Washington sources estimate
that this year federal expenditures
viii be around IS billion dollars,
while in the next fiscal year they
may be just under so billion dol
lars.