davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
wei Jahrhunderte deutsche
zeitungen in Frankreich

fensfraft oes o~e,tid)en Bottles CT.
fiiut. Ser belltifc S,,buitrielc, Ser
SSttaenieur. Der aal1imani,, ser Mrs
better id)i,ien itd) iest Ginga,,g. 9it
3abl ser 3e,,tiden itiee bon 1872 bis
1886 bon $4,000 atf iiber 100 900.
SSn ser Sbperi1buitrie ser Normar,,
sic hatten bie 2eitid,elt eeraSesu Ell.
ne Mpnopo1itelung. Ssn Sariier ut;
%6eiterpiertel ga GilIette tparen 9euts
Idle 10 Sablreif,, baB Die oort nohnen:
ben Sran5oieu por einem aleiu'
Oeltidla:ro iprad)eu. Die hel,tid);
Sd,l,le oes Giertels ,pl,r0e BON iibe,
400 atnoern beil,dt. 1911 ipuroen IL
Yaris 60 oeutide Tereine ge51blt
1entid)e wobnteu IN belt perihieben
item Seilen bes 2anoes, 10 fam es 81
oen iiberraiheabiten 3eitungssrii,1
olu,gen. ipie eile,n nieeuen .Hioiert
Sageblaii" 5as Der friibere ssfreiu'
.8ismards. Goifiitger, beratsga6, Ell
,temt beionberen rgpangeliiden I,t'
;eiger fir oas curriculum Monacu"
iitp. Iie groBte Serbreitlttg fanb no:
tiirlih Sic Barrier Greiie, Dor alen1
Die bon 1907 biz 1913 5rpeimal MO.
hentlit eriteiitenoc .Nei,e Barrier
3eit,rre."
9sah betn eriien &eltfries forults
einc oeutite 3eit,1ne crit uieoer 1926
erideiner. 9ie ~bamalige Barrier
3eutife .Seituna" tpurbe orei Sbare
ipGter BON ser rNeuelt Sariier 3ei,
tltna" abeeloit. 8eorg 8ernbaro, ser
iriibere Gbeireoaftel.r ser rSoiii'deu
3eituns", aab bier bas Barrier Gage
blatt" 1888 bis 1881 beralts. Die
Barrier 3eituns", bie wGbreno Der
oeutid,en 8eietuns ai,d) iran5oiiIde
8citrGse per0fieutlidte, iano eine
@erbreituna, uie lie tein oeittides
8latt iriiber erreid,t hat. Die beutIdc
3eit1,na in Sratfreid hlidt ai,f ei1,e
bepeate l,1tO lan9e Gergangenbcit
Suriif,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
Buntes AIlerlei in Kuerze

III, Siie uiiroe itnseiabr aitf oas Ni.
beat Dor 8esint bes aoredtrleees
beruntcrgeben. Ereils bon Sduiern
inter $4,000 II. iiber $4,000 ieien
nod, nift merfbar beriibrt tporoett.
aber icnc oa;lpiiden isiet INT 10 Bis
90 Yrojent suriidgegansen.
Sie Hereinafter Sttaaten baben Ell.
ne aenoeruug ibrer Saltune sur melt.
europdiiten Serteibisung alisgear.
beitet. Sic MOLTEN Sic Soee Der rar!.
ieniahr." oes Galten arteees fale1
laiien uno ser fommuniitiiden 0sili'
t1raefabr a,tf elmer 8aiis Bon 20 bis
so ssahrcn entseeentreten. Staats's'
fretdr Duties miro tpabrif.inlih bet
Nlan aiif Der Situng bes Na1S'
@ates am %. Mpril III Haris pcrle'
sen.
Ger mei1oelttIhe 8unOesfan5ler
Dr. Abeuarer fam sltm erlt.a Deal
nit YrIiioent giienbotper in Wa'h-
inaton sulammeu. Or oerlprah beint
GintrcIien lobale uno bilfreide Bee
teiItaung am aampf uno 6rsibeit Der
MeIt. gas beutihe 8olf itebe dlsf Der
settle Ser 1reihcit. guropdiihe n1S
0robIemc bes ,falt.n arieees" ltebet
auf Dem Yrpgramm Der oreitdgigen
0erbanolunsen. Wie man horte. iinO
Mbenauer nnO staatsiefretdr Dulles
iih ooriiber cinis, oaB @iiblonos
fiirslihe Jriehens9eiten teinen Wed.
iel i'm fommuaiitiihen Streben nod
@cltbcrridoit baritellen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
Herausgabe Linses Probe
der russischen ha|tunq
AnwoIt war Ietzten Jul Won Kommvni.ten verschlsppt
Worden.

S%miidenfdIle in oe:1 Suitforriooren
uumoglih at mad,en;
9. CAUTIOUS tiir5liden Brtef an Sic
bon Dem friiberen &eibsfan5ler So
iepb @irtb i,,s 9sbert eerufene, TOM,
M TIM / it e | + eunoIihe r0eutibe
Sammlune", in Ser er Die 8ereit,pil,
liefeit MubIanbs betonte, at einsr
giermddte- 8onferena iiber De,tids
lanb teil3unebmen;
3. Die fiir5lide &orsa]grflarit,,a
bes ruiiiiden MuBenminiiters Molo=
tou.
rGie Spannuug IN ser internatio.
nalen Gage urlB berabsemiloert tper-
BEN, 10 erfldrte sic Seitltne. vSeute
itno ale pbieftipen @elegenbeiten &c.
sben, INT eiue frieoli1e Geritdnbi-
gnl,g ,no bta 8espabr,tng 'bes Grie-
oens su erreiden." Sn Bent 2eitartis
tel tpl,roen bie int Ser fon,ml,tiiti.
id)en @reiie iibliden Siebs eeeen ames
rifaniid,e ,3rieesheser" tpegselaiien.
Mber 8iinoesfon,ler Ibena,,er ,ino
ser foreaniid)e 9rdiibeut .Spnama,,
8bee tptrben benltod) dis yGriegss
propofatelre" be5aidnet.
Sl,r Sraee ser 2uftiiderbeit nabrl
ser resierenbe 8iirsermeiiter Msits
berlins Grnit Meuter. Der Dor ein paar
|Saaen bon einem 8ei,,d ser 8erei-
nigten Staaten suriidaefebrt lit, in
ether Munbfunfreoe steuung. CT iag-
tr, oie bier 8eiasrnssmddt. iolten
ai,f ibrer ~eriteit eemeiniamen Sisuug,
ole fiir;Iid int Sospietba,,pta,,artier
Garlsborit eroii,1et tpi,rbs, anitre6en,
baB sic brei 2uitforrioore nad) 8eit.
berlin nidt MIR altsldnbiid,en Suit
fabrtiinien, ionoern a,,d Ser fiinfti-
ger ueitoeutiben S,titbania oifsnite=
ben iollen.
9ieie situ,ae aebt a,f ei,tem 3api.
iheniall ON 12. Mdr; suriif, oils go.
euiets0 iiieniager sienn britiifei,
Bomber fiber Weitbeutidlano abid)ois
len, ippbei ale iteben Sniailen Sci,
Sob fa,1oen. Die 8rite,t ii:,b bereits
3tpeimal nit ben M,iiien suiannmen-
.gefon,n,et, ,,no Gbutfoo idI,tg Dor.
baB Die Nmerifaner unb Sran3oier
gu fiinitigeln Begeenungen rsingela.
ben iper0er Inuen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
kommunisten Wo||en nur
600 Gefangene austauschen
Admiral Daniel sagts, zahI konnns linn ungIauk!ieh
gering vor.
AIIiierte wverden $500 rote cefonsene noehhovse
schicken.

Mitnian. Die aomni1niiten
teilten nit, lie miiroen 600 inpalioe
ariessaeIanse,e 5uriidihiten, bon
hertan $50 feline aorealler iinh. Ser
Gbei Ser alliierten l1%nterbGnbIer,
&ontreabmiral 9anieI, eril,hte Sic
&oten 1T Eaumltniom, lie ipGten opf,
cinrnal aafisbeu, Oh lie niht mebr
@efai,gere finoeu tGnnten. sic Mn-
ipri,d, auf &epatriierlung baben. Die
auiierten erbpten iid, 500 Sore
all:r l,ito 700 Gbireien s,,riid5uid)ifs
fe1l Ibmiral Saniel iagte, sic 3ahl
Ser @eianaenen, lpeld)e bic apm,m,e
l,iiten altstauit)en poller, erit,etne
ltnglallblid) flein algeiid)ts ser 3abl,
nit ser iif bte aomntltIiItelt friiber
intlner sebriiiiet batten. 0ielleibt
miibte bie GeIinierune bon r&rarfen
u,,S Serpunoate,t" BON ben apmmlts
uiiten al,d) liberaler altsgeleat tuer-
ben. Cartel bebielt lid, bas Geht Dor,
'pdter aitf bieie 3abl Ger @afonsetel
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Ser Gbef Ser fontmuuiitiidelt I'm
terbuubler, @enerulinnipr Gee Gang
don, iagte. mall lei al,f oieie 3abl &C.
tomnteu. nad,oem ntan bteie Sahe bis
it Sic flciniteu Gin5elbeiten gepriiii
hate. Sesbalb tonne " rift einie.
ben, paritut Ole 3abl unglallblif &C.
ring iei. Die apmmnuniitel, miiroerl
oenllad runo 5 Grpient ihrer @es
fanaener unb Sir Auiierten itngefGbr
4 Hroseut Ser ibrigen al,stauitell.
Snspiihen iparen altbere 8ruppe:!
beioer Seiten bersit, apeitere Giujel-
beite,t bes altsta,,ides 81, erorteru.
Daniel nobm bel iei,,en 8amerfrngel,
ofienbar oarauf 8e5us, bab Die aonl'
mu:,iiten bel ibreu Observation-Disclosures
perbanblunegn augeosl1tet hatten, ia
bdtten piel mebr aIiierte @eiaugene,
ais lie Jest slsebsu spoIler.9 Die meiIte:,
maren Siiotureaner, tpelhe nad) 8e,
bauptans ser &oteH an Der 5rpni
ybeireit" lporosn ieie,t. Wan rirnrn1
art, bab lie in sen eriIen 3riegsjeiten
in sic noroforeaniide Mrntee siltge-
reibt tpi,roen. Man nabm einmdl on,
bab sic Mpteu etrpa $4,000 alliierte
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09

ias I'M pergauae,ten S1br betrls 76O
Miuionen SM.
Sir Sic 8aoiide Mnilin. u,b Co.
,bafabrif Mftiensaielifaft in Sub
tpl,roe Elm Mftienfapital
bon 340.1 Mtiuicnen 9W feitgeiest.
Ser 8eielidaft seboren 5tpei @,rfe
IN SuSpigsbaien unb SernesS obins
gen ln,b flint Observation-Disclosures.
Die 9abiid), Inilil1- ,,n6 Sobafa.
BRIT beIdaftiat int sanaen $4,000
Yerionelt. bauc,t aqein 81, 1000 i'm
Werf Suoiuissbafen, oaB Sic arSbte
geldloiieile derniide Sabriteinbeit in
europa bartlett.
Ser 8%e'amtumiat betrua inn Der.
gangeaen Sabr 661.t WiIliouen 0Dt.
Gs 1ueroen arorganiidya uno organi.
Gbelnifalien, aunititoiie, sarbs
l,na Gcrbitofie. Stiiditofioiingemittel
ltro arloere GrOoufte beraeitaut. Wsit
ettpa 80 Sdnoern ueroen 9anoeIsbe.
.iiebrngen 1tnterbalteu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09

Soloaten ssiansen eenommen bdtten.
SSln aa,,jet gaben sic aomminiite,t
oils Geiangene Abs Imerifaner. ct.
,pa 1000 artoere MQiiert.. meiit Sri.
ten, ,irb etpa 5000 Siioforeaner an.
Ste Iuiierteu haben $4,000 apn!.
mltnilien lit Suitoe:l.
Srnppen bleiben
@aibitstpn. - Grdiioei,t Glen.
bonner iaate, ielbit i'm SOU enter @oi,
feurltbe piiroen a%merifaniid)e Sritps
pen in aorsa bleiben miiiien. Sic
miiBteu cine Siemlid,e 3eit BORT blei.
ben. Sn BEN II. g. iaste Der anerifa.
niid)e Selegierte 2ooee. in Gaar1ua.
JOIN tpiiroen Sortihritte er;ieIt 1tno
illan boffe, oaB es at eii,ent @afiel,.
ltillitano fpmmt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09

Bontt. 49, Die bieiigen ameritani.
fben MmtsiteIen ionen iid nit Dem
@e6dnfen tragen, Die BON ben Mltiier
aur Sda,l getraeene beri0bnlid]ere
9nltung baourd elmer Yrobe SIT i,,.s
t~erateben, Dab Tie ertts,,t oie 5reilais
flung 9r. @alter 2inies forbern, bes
I'M Srli norieen Sabres bon ben
&%ommuniiten iiber Die S%eftorengren-
&c geidleiften Mntpolts.
9ie Mmerifaner baben bisber tie
benrndl General 0aiiilp Gblttfob, ben
rulIiiden aon1manoellr in Oitoeutih-
lamb, ooer Undergraduate Stellen ltit
bic 5reilaiiung 2iuies eriudt, ieood)
itets pergeblih. g,1ttpeber baben Die
@uiien Sic on,erifaniid)an 8%etitionen
iiberbaupt unbeahtet gelaiien ooer
erfldrt, ,rihts iiber 2inies Muientbalt
al, tpiiien. Gem felt oofunu,ntariif,es
8apeismaterial geseniiber, bab Stnle
burf Baaoiten, Sic bon sen &ou1mlts
f,iite,t eeouugen tparen, naf oern
Often beribleppt tpuroe.
MlS I'M 1esember ser bamaliga
amerifaniide Sodfommiiar @alter
s. Oonnelp Clinic Elm @eibnafptspas
fet ididte, fant es nit Ser I,tfihrift
,Galid ooreiiiert" sl,riid. Soanelp
gelobte Damn, bab Die amerifaniihen
@eb0roen in ibren 8~smiibrnsen I'M
Die Greilaiiung bes antifcmmuniltis
fhen Mntpalts nidt nadlaiien tpiirs
Ben 2inies SGtisfeit als ether ser
f~iibrenoen Gunftiondre Der @ereini-
a,tng 1reibeitlider Suriiten bat es
Sen MuIien angetan.
1riebensidalmeien ans Sit6erlin
ST. SitberIin ertldrte Die parteis
amtIid)e ..3eituna rMeues Gentids
lamb, bob Ole @elt Grieoen bra,,de
arnb NorihIGesn enteegeniebe, Die 81.
elmer NeritGnoieung ser Grobmadte
fitbrer tuerben. SSr einem bret Spals
ten Der eriten Seit. einnebmeuoe:i
2eitortifeI tp,,roeu oie iiingiten 60
apietnanober ais rloeiide ,nb a,nents
tpegte Gortntung ser Staliniihen
Grie6enspolitif" beaeidnet. 9as 8latt
1nbnt insbeionbere OUT Die fplgepoen
bret patnfte Be3ug:
l.. gbuifobs Gorihlas at Sic Weits
mGGfe. 6urdh cine Mpufereua meitere
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
GolIenblosen- Operation
Anthony Edens noetis

Gent 5~oiabrisen AubeniefretGr
autlonp eoen lit BON isinen Ier5teH
angeraten moroen, lid, in Sen ndfiter
Sa9cn elmer 8alleablaien-S Operation
SIT untersieben, 70 oa6 er lid, gs,sipiut.
gelt lab, ieine geplatte Hieie mad, ser
Siirfei, 8riedenlanO l,nb Stalien ab.
5uiagsn. ST ioI an drpIiiher @al-
l%enblalen'G leioelt. Goen
franfelt ieit iiber einem Sabr 1ruS
hattie I'M Slili 8elbild)t. Iltd) pprige
8ohe luar CT pie0sr bettldgerig. @cr
iblt ipdbreno ieiner aranfbeit nertres
ten miro, lpurbe nod nid,t befannts
aedebcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09
Neues HurtmetulI der
devtsehen EdeIstuhlwerke

&rei.lo. - Dit Sen al,s9onaSprc.
outten @olirarnorpo, S%itanoiorpl
uno apblenitoff ihl,ien Sic 9eutif,et
Goelitablaperfe eir Sartmetall. bas
in Ser Gage lit, Stabl u1h ielbit &C.
ITEM SIT id,neioeu lno 81, idsen.
Sem @oliramorpo miro ser Gait
%eritoii entsoaen. Sitaniurpo uuO Sob
leuitoif weroen se,niidt, a.f b6tte
Seruperat,r. erbitt unO 10 III bdrteite
aarbioe,it p,llp:riger 6orm peripar-
belt. Sic rperoelt nit aobaltpulper
semiid)t, gu Stiiden geprebt ,,,o ee-
iintert urb babeu Sann sic iiir Sic
@erm,noune aeeignetc Torm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09

Stlittgart. = Die 8ieberaher
"8ielanS~Sage" iueroen sum eriten
Wtal bonn 5. Bis 8. September in 8is
6erbad), 8iirttelubers itattiinoeu. SIM
WialanSsM sliel,m int 8iberba@ befins
ben iif groBe MrhipihGbc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-04-09

Die MSS uno ser 60 e%rnannten
cine ied,sfopiiae @ruppe, I'M eth
Ginpernebmen 81, ersielen, feline ges
aenieitiacn rNaios" porsunebmen, B.
h., ba6 cine 8ruppe iih :tift betniibt,
sic anbere iiir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen a., eriesen. Gs ipdre oies ser erife
Sd,ritt in Midtl,rg Ser Ser'hmel'
Sl,lla ser beiben grobcn Mrbeiterprgds
nilatipnsn.
adt;ebn @aseons eines msitmarts
fabrenOen Seem gorf Central Noits,
Grpreb. uno 8ep1dsuses entsleiiten
neben Sem @abnhof Gonneal,t. Ohio.
Gr iibrte feline Eaiiasiere nit. Gar
ein 8remier 1puroe berlest. Gin De.
feftes 2agar an einem @oroerrab bes
Senbers ser a~tpeiten 2ofomotipe mar
fir Dos l1ngliif perantmortlih.
Guatemala trat aus Ser Sreaniia.
ton INSTRUMENTATION Staaten
aus uno ~bebauptets IN elmer iharfen
Note at Sic 0~ereinigten Staaten, sc.
tpilie internationale politiihe @rup.
pen periuhten. iid in bic Snnsnpoli.
tit seq 2anbes einsumiihen. @espiiie
Vublifationen oct speltlid)en Semi.
ipbare nannten Guatemala cit font
muniitiihes 2ano.
Sn Columbus. Ohio. erfldrtc Ser.
bert 2aronee, g~isepraiioent bon So
ieph 2aronse, Snc, Preiie bon Wohn-
baitiern leien I'M Sinfsn hearitfen
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
New Organization For Development
 Of Western Alaska

ANCHORAGE, R - Business men from a number of western Alaska communities ended meet ings here this week by forming a new arm of the all-Alaska Cham Der of Commerce called the Econ omic Development Committee for Western Alaska.
 Paul Dupler, Kodiak attorney elected chairman of the new group said the non-partisan or ganization will push for political action in promotion and develop ment of mining, aviation, trans poration and the tourist trade
 Bruce Kendall, Cordova hotel operator, elected secretary of the group, said it was formed when the "collapse of the Alaska De- velopment Board became appar- ent."
 He added the need was evident to impress the territorial govern ment with the wishes and needs of the people of western Alaska.
 The organization rapped the To- cation of the Alaska General De- pot at Anchorage as expensive for the Army and detrimental to the development of other more suited areas.
 Kendall said a goodwill tour to Japan is in the offing to interest Japanese interests in Boring River coal resources.
 Other members of committees set up for the new organization include: Walter Hickel, Hu g h Dougherty, Al Swalling, Ed Coffey and Larry Moore of Anchorage; John Brennan and Cash Cole of Fairbanks; Jack Roth, Seward; and George Gibson and Bob Kel- sey of Valdez.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
Harvey Aluminium Corp. Ask Permit Survey Hydro Plant on Copper River

WASHINGTON, R-The Alas ka Division of the Office of Ter ritories in the Interior Depart ment said Monday that to it's knowledge Harvey Aluminium, Inc, has not officially approached the department about a huge pro- posed hydroelectric project in Alaska.
 Harvey Monday asked the Pow CT Commission for a preliminary permit for a ' million kilowatt hours output on Copper River project 65 miles northeast of Val dez.
 Harvey said the project would include a concrete dam about 560 feet high, located in Wood Canyon about 4 miles below the conflu- ence of the Chitina and Copper Rivers.
 Ths dam would form a reservoir extending about 51 miles up the Copper River and about 55 miles up the Chitina. Total capacity of the reservoir would be a bou t 18,50O,000 acre-feet of which IA million acre-feet would be active storage. The power house would have an ultimate installed capa- city of 1,475,OOO horsepower.
 A preliminary permit, if issued, is for the sole purpose of giving the holder priority while conduct ing studies to prepare an applica- ton for a FPC license.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19

year after year, along with all the other benefits that would accrue under statehood because Congress fails to enact the legislation.
 The Interior Department no doubt swells with pride each year it announces bumper crops of fur seals have been taken. The department has good reason to be proud of it's successful venture the fur business.
 But Aaskans don't swell with any such pride. They left standing here with their pockets empty and employment scarce while 800 men and women in St. Louis prosper the industry that belongs here
 And the federal government takes the profits for it's own
 And some Senators have the crust to delay state hood the ground that industry is needed here
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
Reds Return 50 More
 Prisoners Than Promised

PANMUNJOM, R - Seventy five more Americans streamed back to freedom Tuesday as the great Korean war prisoner ex- change entered it's third week.
 Besides the Americans, the Reds turned back 75 British and 300 South Koreans more than the 400 daily the Reds originally promised.
 Tuesdays liberated Americans and British came back smiling, but their gaunt bodies showed the effects of many months in North Korean stockades.
 One repatriate, a prisoner for more than 25 months, wryly de- scribed the food.
 'We ate like pigs" said Pfc. Earl C. Barnard, of Martinez, Calf. 1T cringe when I think of it.'
 "They brought the food in wooden troughs. It was soupy sor- ghum and rice. Of course you had meat in your sorghum - worms, that is.
 At times there was enough for all of us. At times there wasn't. "
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
Gunmen Force Cashier To Open Vault, Escape With
 $16O,OO From N. Y. Bank

FLORAL PARK, N. Y., LR - Daring gunmen grabbed an assist ant cashier on the lawn of his home Tuesday morning, forced him to open his banks vault and escaped with $16O,OOO.
 They took the cashier with them but dumped him out a few miles away.
 Eric Gronewall, A, told police that as he was leaving his Belle more home to go to a branch of the Franklin National Bank, a man stepped out of the bushes.
 He had gun, and a canvas bag. Jamming the gun into Grone- walls side, he warned him not to cry out, adding, i've know all about you and the bank"
 They got into Gronewall's car and drove to the bank. Gronewall became aware another car was following, but the gunman said sternly, Don't dare turn around" :"
 The gunman, about 30, dark haired and medium height, chat ted as they drove along, said he had been in the Army and be- fore that had worked in a bank, but didn't say where.
 He had planned while he was in the Army to rob another bank, he said, but when he got out found it had closed.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
Turns Robber Info Customer

ALBUQUERQUE, R-A stub born clerk Tuesday turned a would-be holdup man into a cash customer.
 Frances Edwards, g, said an aged man approached her park refreshment stand, displayed a gun and threatened to kill her if she didn't hand over the money in the cash drawer. She refused.
 The elderly bandit ran around the stand shouting Let me in. Give me the money" Finally he put up his gun, ordered three bottles of pop, paid for them, hop ped in his car and drove off.
The Nome nugget., 1953-08-19
Uncle Sam and The Skin Game
Anchorage Daily Times)


 Anchorage Daily Times
 Alaska's fur seals in the news again as the Interior Department that 66370 pelts were taken this year at the Prbilof Islands.
 The skins were shipped to St. Louis where pri- vate firm will process them under contract With the Interior Department Then they will be sold at auction Twenty percent of the money will go to Canada under treaty arrangement. Eighty percent will go into the federal treasury.
 Last year the sale of skins yielded $3 1868 to the federal government. This years larger crop should bring more, depending upon market conditions
 All this is joyous report for the Interior Depart nent. It proves that the conservation program is cessfu The seal herd has been built up from almost nothing to level of abundance The operation is high ly profitable.
 But the joy is not for Alaskans The story brings to mind conditions which are undesirable and even obnoxious.
 Alaskans have complained for many years against the practice of the federal government in stripping the territory of it's seal crop for processing in St. Lous
 They contend that the federal government, under this procedure, is guilty of the type of absentee plotation that has deterred Aaskas development in many fields.
 The Prbilof program takes the precious furs out of Alaska and leaves nothing for Alaska The entire operation, including profits, are beyond taxation.
 Efforts have been made to have the Interior De- parent insist that the skins be processed in Alaska The requirement could be made part of the contract
 If this to be enforced, Alaska would stand to gain a industry employing 500 workers on a year-around basis This industry is now main taned in St. Louis.
 Such an industry would bolster the economy of any Alaskan city in which it located. It could lift little community out of economic doldrums and make 1t thriving center with substantial population It could be the basis for creating new city.
 Besides furnishing employment, the enterprise would become taxable unit of the terrtorys indus trial establishment.
 Pleasant words enanating from high places in the federal administration about the encouragement of private industry in Alaska. This industry could be established by writing a clause into gov- ernrnent contract.
 If the administration is really interested in doing what it says it is, why is effort being made to create this industry with the stroke of pen in a contract?
 The announcement of the banner crop of fur seals for 1853 also reminds Aaskans that under statehood legislation pending in Congress- their state would get half the profits.
 The operations would remain a responsibility of the federal government because they are conducted under an international treaty with Canada But instead of footing this natural resource of Alaska and leaving nothing behind the government would return half of the profits to the state from which the wealth came
 This proposal has the endorsement of the Interior Department, the Bureau of the Budget and various Congressional committees during the years statehood has been pending. But it never becomes