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Evening star., 1953-04-19

MECHANIC-Must be ex-
per. and have good refs: good op-
poftunity for right man. 124 Com
merce lane, Rockville. Nd. Poplar
LTTHo PRESsMAN to operate Potter
and Harris presses; top wages; steady
employment. Apply AIS l1th st. s.w.
exper. men only. Good
pay, paid vacation. paid hospitali-
zation, excellent working conditions.
Either dav or night shift. AIR
TRQNIC RESEARCH, INC. OIL.
MACHINIST-Experienced first class
\machinist, capable Of doing Job with
little assistance or supervision. In
tereSted in model shop or expert
mental work. Excellent oppor. with
growing concern; 5-day. 40-hr. wk.;
salary open. Phone OV. 3-1320 for
appointment. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
CORP. Alex, Va.
MACHIN1ST-Experienced first-class
machiniSt, capable of doing Job with
little assistance or supervision. In
terested in model shop or expert
mental work. Excellent oppor. with
growing concern; 5-day, 40-hr: wk.: +:
salary open; Phone oV; 1880 for
SEEnH1 CGDn aiS~ We
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Sales Representative
Well known Washington organization
offers z splendid opportunity to the
Some sales experience, knowledge of
Government agencies, organiZational
ability. willingness to accept re-
sponsibility; age 20 to 35. married.
Liberal Lib nnn,dra draw .n.e against con commission
son, Personnel ONCE. 1925 Vermont
ave. -23
SALES TRAINEE-Alert young man,
age 1886, having q friendly, lively
personality. Must have real desire
and ability for becoming . sales
man. Exceptionally good sales, posi-
salary and car expense. See MI.
Herbert. AMERICAN BAG g. PAPER
SUPPLY, 1895 H st. ne.
SALESMAN-Exceptional opportunity
for aggressive salesman to earn large
income selling Lincoln, Mercury cars
for large well-established dealer; sal
portation furnished. SHIRLINGTON
MOTOR CO.. 27O9 8. ArlingtonsMil
dr.. Arl., Va, oV. $4,000. Apply
SALESMAN. part time: call on whole
sale trade Offering sweeping COM
pound; sommisison; SOUTHERN
saNIFARR sasy Et Rie6mond GHaM5cAa a. co. 1873
SALESMAN sales pay 500 cash:
in direct selling important: appli-
ances: 1909 cooperation. See MR..
ROBINSON. 6156 Bennins I'd, Sc.
SALESMAN WANTED to sell new
cars. Must have proven record Of
sales ability, Experience in selling
We have an excellent downtown To-
cation providing large showroom
the finest enSineered cars in the
world, Chrysler and Plymouth. See
Mr.. Alexander. CAPITAL GARAGE,
1920 N. Y. ave. NV, ST. 1910
SALESMAN. wanted for retail cloth
ine store: salary open. Apply SS7
SALESMAN. for retail store; must
be over 21: good salary and bonus.
paid vacation, disqualification. Mr..
Lentz, mgr. FIRESTONE STORE,
S517 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring.
apply in person. 10 j..
SALESMAN to represent long estab-
firm. Must have hardware or house
Give detail. BOX 217-E. Star. MSi
SALESMAN-blQuOr store. eXper. IN
French wines, l inexperienced; good
salary and working conditions. EN-.
SALESMAN. SALESMAN settled. married. local
man. with car. for permanent posi-
tion to call on grocery-food mer-
chants. to represent commercial re-
frigeration distributor and store
fixture CO.; salary plus bonus ar
rangement; local refs. req. Our
statesmen know Of this advertise
ment: All replies confidential. Box
225-E. Star.
SALESMAN, ambitious. to sell our line
Of high grade pfooms and whisks In
and adjacent to District Of Columbia
tSeLritory; Sl, ds:,,., Experience not Te9uireS
particulars in nrst letter. Box 311-
SALESMAN - washinston's largest
surplus store has opening for good
salesman. Pleasant working eondi-
tions, good hours. good salary.
Apply Mr.. Silverman. SURPLUS
SALES Co. 925 .Penna. ave.
SALE Maryland"-
Must now live in Charles or st.
Mary's County; No others con-
customers IN rural areas. Whole
sale CO. selling weekly supplies to
all types Of retail merchants. Salary,
$65. plus $2S weekly car expenses.
CSu Mr.. HfBBS. MA, 6.1002,
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HELP-MEN

MANAGERS ASSISTANT. restaurant
and bar; experience and references
required. ROSES MUSICAL BAR,
North Beach. Md.
MAN, install bus. sys-
tens: genI office and acct'g part
ner possible. Box 160-D, Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HO. 2-58O5

STONE, MECHANICS WANTED 10:
applying bond stone or similar prod
ucts. Familiar with applying stone
ToL CONTRACTING CO., 1915 Be-
thesda ave. OIL. 4-6133. -21
TAILOR -PRESSER, colored-to work
in modern pawnbroker'S ex-
Cnange; very little work; must be re-
liable and sober; good salary; Christ
mas bonus and vacation with pay.
Apply IN person. SANS PAWN
st. NV, HO. 2-9S99. 10
Evening star., 1953-04-19

FACTORY Statesmen = Sell CHARLES
Chester nationally known cushion
shoes direct complete line for
entire family; full time or sideline;
full-time men earn UP to $25 per
day in commission; big repeats; SAM
pie and equipment furnished pro-
ducers. CHARLES CHESTER SHOE
CO, 103 Chester Bldg, Brockton,
Mass.
FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, COLLEC-
TOR, national finance company has
opening for young man under 33,
permanent position, liberal em-
ployee benefits, planned program to
positions Of managerial RESPONSE
bility, experience not necessary.
COMMERCIAL CREDIT CORP,
6913 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-7200.
FIXED BRIDGE ASST, also other
assts. to train for dental laboratory;
perm. 5-day wk. Apply End d.,
1722 Eye st. NV. -2l
FURNITURE MOvERS-see furniture
moving ad under business oppor.
tunitieS, today'S Star.
FURNITURE SALESMAN-Good sal
ary and commission; al-year posi-
ton; 921 G st. NV, WASHINGTON,
d. c., or SO N. Glebe rd.. Arl.. Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

SALES POSITIONS. for colored men
UP to 5000 per sale. Interview at
1886 9th st. NV. By appt. only
DE. 2-6226. 10
Statesmen t2), with some selling ex-
per-; one for local sales, and one
for out-of-D. c. sales; we will
train for specialized selling; salary,
expense and bonus plan. THE
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO., Automo-
tive Branch, 1919 14th st. NV.
10
SALESMAN-We have an
opening on our sales staff for a
good salesman to sell high-grade
investment securities. Washington
is q growing area. and this offers
an outstanding opportunity for the
right man. Leads and full. CO.
operation will be given, knowledge
Of selling and Of Investment secur-
tiles preferred. Highest references
required. Communicate with Mr.
J. p. Kreeger, of JONES. KREEGER
4 HEFITT. members Of the New
BldR District 7-57OO
Evening star., 1953-04-19
JANITOR

Experienced colored man to take care
OF 8 small apartment buildings with
oil hot.water heat; must be sober
eficiency apartment and good sal
ary. See Mr.. Greenlee, oil am,
H. @. SMITHY CO., S11 18th st. NV.
JEWELRY STORE CLERK, younp
man, exp. in jewelry bus. essential
Also ability estimate watch and
jewelry repairs. Alert. willing to
worker. Perm. Apply or call David
Mann, Jeweler, THE JEWELRY
SHOP. ConcourSe. Pentagon Bldg
Liberty $1,000. Ext. 5-6315. II
LABORERS. 3, white; steady work
5la-dAy week. Apply MUNICIPAL
BLDG, Capitol Heights, Md. --1s
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HELP--MEN

PRODUCE MAN. trimmer, for super
ditions. Apply FOOD TOWN. 3722
Kensington Wheaton rd., Kensington.
Md. LO. 5-1865. 10
PROGRAM statesmen, for Saturday
night auto races, opening April 25.
boMIs4oS xIs1hsness spEEpwa9 az. s es % NJ
Tambor. JE. $4,000. 30
REAL ESTATE-Young man with ex-
perience in property management,
who would like to specialize in the
SALE Of Investment business prop
critics. Apply BOSS q PHELPS,
INC. 1417 K st. NV. 30
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-We have
openings for 2 agents, preferably
full time, IN our rapidly growing
with a good future. call US: Expert
VfERLfNG. ewes. Evergreen 4-2941.
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Earn big
money with this active firm spe-
cializing in better NV. and nearby
Md. homes west of Rock Creek
Park. TOWN g. SUBURBAN, 4S11
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-940O,
REAL ESTATE SALESMEN-Space
for 2 live wires interested in good
income and an excellent future; We
clients and an established, we'll
WATERS! w. FRANK cANEY,
INC, 1880 Wilson blvd, IA. 5-6161.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-Openin
for live-wire with leading sales or
GsoIaas Gganization' n;Inta specializing in Prince
7e3soo, With RoBERT s. A1lsi DAv1s S9 3
CO., Realtors: 10
Evening star., 1953-04-19

PHOTOGRAPHERS men TO
assist and make appointments for
Ions sTUDios. 1857 Bladensburg
pHfNoiNHo,eGiRApH.RECoRD IA H,ei SALESMAN
for one of Washington's leading
record stores; eXper. required; sal
ary open. Box 36-E. Star. Ia
PHYSICISTS, SENIOR
saa ODpO5unss S5 In toq
with thorough experimental and the
oretical BACKGROUND in one or more
Of the following, fields: Electronie
physics. electronic optics. PHYSICS a p
physics. .electronic tube DEVELOPMENT,
ultrasonicS. Excellent compensation
commensurate with experience and
ability; work is in Manhattan labora- :
tories. Of old established electronic
eating Salary reGuirements to:
FREED ELECTRONICs AND
CONTROLS CORP.
PLUMBER WANTED-First class. for
iobbing; some knowledge OF heat
Ins mus; to sys ESgk IL sysd sRTns
reference required. Can GEORGE
M. JOHNSON, bet. As p.m.' Ever
PIGMBER's f16sn fsI9'4 HELPERS ta7@Ex.
perience required. WE. 5-5971.
to B. or WE. 5-69S5 after 5 pm
PORTER for mems shop; all-around
work; salary, $40; refs. Apply 9O9
PORTER. OFT 4. IiaGor hiMt store; full time; ex-
per. pref. No delivery. Call ia.
9-7S93 after 12 Monday. go
PoRTER.Must have n p G; permit IIt
i hours. csli IN Ilrsgy gsEyy1n, Men Nc 2 an IN
211 Upshur. st. NV. ~
fenced in slsaaIninG. .Sa Have 3. 6
CHAMBERS Co. 400 Chaplin st
PORTER R-DISHWASHER. colored. ex-
perienced. knowledge of short order
cooking; references required; am,
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
CO. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -25
RTER-DELIvERY BOY, over 90,
for general drugstore work. CHAS-
TLETON PHARMACY. 10th and r
Porter DRIVER for drug store. day
shift; excellent salary: must have
long local refs. 1859 Alabama
PkEssERii, experienced, good salary, al
BERG. 60lS Conn, ave. NV
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HELP-MEN
statesmen

In various depts.-major appliances,
paint. hardware, electrical fixtures
Kitchens. sporting goods and other
depts.: perm. position; excel. COM
pany benefits. Apply Personnel Of
nee. SEARS, ROEBUCK &c CO.. oil
BladenEhurT rd ne -D1
Evening star., 1953-04-19

FOOD CHECKER for restaurant:
night work; exper. necessary. 34l9
Conn. ave. NV. WO. 6-9833.
GAS STATION ATTENDANTS (2).
men: 4S-hr. wk.; good salary and
commission 10. 7-9R76. -2l
Evening star., 1953-04-19
TRAINEE

1G1x4N Gc
We are looking for a draft-exempt
young man, age 2O-3O, who is work.
ing toward or has a degree in
business administration: after a
short training period he will be
promoted to the supervisory posi-
tion of assistant cashier; hours,
$50 am. to 4:45. Pm, Monday
through Friday. Apply personnel
ONCE. Room 900, EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE CO., S16 14th st. NV
TREE EXPERTS-Exper. men wantec
By by eStab. M Arm Steady dy.. work Ia Sln Titf
TRUCK DRIVER. coiored, for 1st-
class market; must be familiar with
NV. section; excellent salary to
start. CALVERT MARKET, 1852
Columbia rd. NV. -21
TRUCK DRIVER. plumbing and heat
ing cxerience. Good ray. 40-br. wk
LEROY W. MACON co. 2406 Price
ave-, Wheaton. Nd. LO. 5-523h.
TRUCK DRIVER AND SHOP. ASST
Large building supply house: North
PRIDHAM, DI. 7-1O7O. -19
TRUCK DRIVER, colored, tall, strong
fast delivery man. 5ia-day week
$40 wk Apply AMERICAN BAG
6S PAPER. 1896 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

u1IlICuTe salesman
Salary apd comm; excel. opportunity
RVs E1hSi GRRDrr. Ss s;s Ss4 Nj 4sh e. sstist;1.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

Real Estate Salesman
Arlington Realtor requires the serv-
perieaced in subdivision and gen.
eral brokerage sales. Virginia resi-
dent preferred. Excellent opportunity
Tor ambitious man willing to de-
vote full time. Call MR.. MYERS,
Evening star., 1953-04-19
STOCK CLERK
STOCK CLERK

Young man. white. 1s to 90. for po-
driSes pesmit SDd 1StS or nats 1tS
grade schooling. Steady job. ad-
vancement S-hour day. 5-day week.
employe benefits. Call Personnel
Dept.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
EXECUTIVE
TRAINEES

We will employ several young
men as branch manager
traineeS. This is a perma-
nent Salaried position with
a national consumer fl
nance organization. The
position offers a secure fu-
ture with excellent advance
ment opportunities. If you
are a high school graduate,
aggressive and interested In
your future,
APPLY IN PERSON
Household Finance Corp.
3235 r. 1. Ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
7444 Wis. Ave, Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
MEN

We have openings for 7
ambitious men who are in.
terested in steady work and
high income; past experience
In sales work. service work
and collecting would be help
tul. hut not necessary. Write
Box STE. Star.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
PAPER HANDLER

PARTS COUNTER MAN-Lge. whole
sale distributor of TV and appli-
ances has Immediate opening for
exper. man. Good pay: 5-day WIKI
paid vssc:-;o Group Hosp.' etc. &c Gall
PATEiNST All S1oosfiE ssPfiEC1F1CAr1oN WRITER,
by a reliable patent firm. State ex-
perience and qualifications. Box
PHARMAcisT. HARM isFi resistered D. c.. 10
am. to Z pm; no Sundays; CAL
Ma. S-5949; after pm, ia; b.
PIaSaSRsMAc1srs. Xxx good hours: a Apply .E
Mrs. Turco. Suite 1O3. 915 18th st.
paxRiMAc1sT, II xxi registered in va: or
eligible for reciprocity. Interested
in permanent position. Excellent
salary. bonus. and commission; 9ii I
pleasant MGrkns Appd sS1dt0ns WHEGH EnflS
DRUG. 500 14th st. NV. RIM.
PHARMACIsT. reg. D. c.; part time
ewes and alternate Sundays. BOX
pH2ARMiAcisr, Harm ssasi for downtown store:
gg1,c 59g salrF{E s{b .gG good nh%. hours 2o Penn
PHARMACIST for suburban Md.
store; excellent working conditions,
top pay. Box 441-B. Star.
PHARMACIST; excellent hours good
pay. Apply Mrs. Turco, MAXWELL
a. TENNYSON, Suite 103, 915 l9th
Sf n " -Z4
Evening star., 1953-04-19
ROTJTEMAN

ILOU I GWAN
Fur established laundry and dry
GRESHAM. $500 8. Four Mile Run
dr., Arl., Va. IA. S-6820. ga
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, full or
part time, sell top product in its
line. High earnings. Car essential
Call 9 to 8, TU. 2-2121: eyes,. after
Evening star., 1953-04-19
LABORERS

Apply Monday. ready to work
HECHINGER. CO. 524 50; Washing
ton st., Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
PHARMACISTS

PHARMACISTS
Registered, excellent salary, 4S-hour
week, 6-S hrs. day; 6 holidays VI.
with pay: large prescription busi-
ness. Ideal working conditions.
Vacation with pay after one year.
Sick leave after one year. Insur-
ance and disqualification. available
after 3 mos employment; Retire.
ment plan available for those over
30 with two years service. Write or
apply in person to Mr.. c. B. Aldrich,
PEOPLES DRUG. STORES, INC,
~ % 81 n q IMa shinutnn . ID q.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-07
FOR RENT

LIVING quarters plus salary for
middle aged couple in exchange for
housework and garden work, part
WANTED reliable couple to share s
room home with elderly lady; refer
ences. ". 1888.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-05-07
FOR r ENT

SLEEPING rooms for ladies, near East
185th off Lake Shore blvd. Refer
ences. Call after IL noon. KE. 1-5903.
EAST Cleveland, 1884 Wymore, near
Euclid, room for gentleman In pri-
vate home. GL. 1-4741.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Basketball Tonight At z At High School Gym

In the seventh round of league play tonight at the high school at 2, the Lomen Commercials (2-O play the Detachment 23rd 1-4 while at 8:15 the Nanooks (4-D meet the undefeated Nome Mer- chants who have a 50 record.
 Next Friday evening, instead of the regular scheduled games there will be a makeup game between the high school girls and the Alumni team at 2, followed at 8:15 when the 'Liniment Squad" challenge the 7th and 9th grade Little Guys" to one of the fea- ture games of the month.
 The regular games scheduled for Friday will be made up during the first week in January.
 Game time for the first game on that night will be 6:45 instead of the regular pm. starting time.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
JUN. Condemns
 Red Atrocities

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y., H- The JUN. General Assembly yes terday expressed it's "grave con- cern" at Red atrocities in Korea and approved an American call for stiff condemnation of such ac- tions.
 Over bitter Soviet opposition, the Donation assembly approved a Western-sponsored resolution of condemnation by vote on Az to 5 with 10 abstentions.
 The balloting followed three days of vitriolic debate in which Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of the Uni ted States accused the North KOr- cans and Chinese Communists of killing nearly 38,OOO LIN. soldiers and civilians in Korea as part of high Kremlin policy.
 The five negative votes were cast by the Soviet bloc. The ten abstentions were mostly by Asian and Arab nations.
 Russia's Andrei Vishinsky said he and his allies voted against the resolution because it was 'ibel- ous, spurious and hypercritical."
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
If Device Says Driver Is Tipsy, Car Won't Start

NEW YORK, Nov. IA, R-Al- ions Siedenhans of Munich, Ger many, has invented new auto mobile gadget designed to cut down on drunken driving.
 Before a driver can start his automobile, he must breathe into an alcohol meter attached to the dashboard. If his breath staggers the meter to the danger" mark, the car will not start.
 If the drivers breath is mod erately alcoholic" the gadget per mits him to proceed at no more than 35 miles an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Next Weeks Pioneer Roof Garden
 In Tradition Of Fine Entertainment

the society of friends, enjoying the games, programs, song fests, dancing and other features of entertainment that these annual Roof Gardens always evoke. The current Roof Garden gives every promise of being just as gay, en- tertaining, and as full of whole some fun as those of yesteryear.
 At this time of the year when winter takes over, most of us are inclined to spend too much time at home, and possibly neglect some of the amenities of modern society relating to friendship, the good neighbor theory, and to com munity well-being. It is largely with this thought in mind that Pio- neer Igloo No. urges the entire community to attend and partici- pate in the 45th Annual Roof Gar den, guaranteeing to all an even ing of pleasurable entertainment, and affording the opportunity of spending an evening in the com pany of your friends.
 The place, Nome School Gym; the date, Saturday, Dec. 12; the time, pm.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
By Senator Howard LYng

Saturday, Dec. 12, will witness he annual Pioneer Roof Garden, given each winter under the aus pices of Nome's Pioneer Igloo No. l, the mother Igloo of the many spread throughout Alaska.
 Many of the splendid great hearted pioneers who participated in the Roof Garden parties when Nome was young are gone from us-yet there is surprising num- Ger still with us who are enthus- i3stically lending their time and spirit, assisting in making this latest Roof Garden a worthy sue cessor of those that have gone be- fore
 To one who has been a resident Of Nome through the years, the words Pioneer Roof Garden" pre- cipitate a nostalgia for the past, and conjure up before the mind s eye q ghostly retinue that silently pass in review within the walls of memory.
 Included in this vista of the past is he happy recollection of the many gladsome evenings spent in
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Laniel Expected To Press For Long Term Support From Britain And US.

FUCKERS TOWN, Bermuda, M Premier Joseph Laniei arrived Thursday for the Big Three Bermuda conference, re- portedly determined to press for new long term pledges of support in Europe from Britain and the United States.
 Prime Minister Churchill and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden were on hand at Mckinley Field to meet Laniel; his foreign minis ter, Georges Bidaux, and team of IT experts from the French Foreign Office.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
DISARMING AND REARMING

Vice President Richard Nixon, who has displayed exceptional moral courage on than one occasion, is hero, senior grade, in our book.
 In an address to 700 Japanese leaders in Tokyo lately, hero calmly announced that the US had made a mistake" in ordering Japan disarmed in 1946. We msjudged the intentions of the Soviet leaders, at the end of the war. That we rearned because we want peace" and we want Japan to rearm to help us achieve 1t. If want peace, must be militarily stronger than the Communist nations, he said
 Admission that we are capable of mistakes is re- freshing . and reassuring, too
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04

Patronize the Roadhouse. Sample George Geamalis' special brand of coffee and good eats. All for FREE al inc Roof Garden. Pio- neer hospitality!
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Steady Drop in Number of Civilian Federal Workers

WASHINGTON. B-A Senate House committee reported yester- day the number of civilian feder- al jobholders dropped in October for the 18th consecutive month.
 The governments payroll was put at 2,373,O13 in October, a de crease of 28,697 compared with September and of 196,941 com pared with October 1852.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Destruction And Death From Louisiana Tornado

ALEXANDRIA, La, R-A tor nado skipped across central Lou isiana early yesterday, killing eight persons, injuring at least 20 others and ripping homes and other buildings.
 Two others were killed and P injured in Texas in a series of storms that began late Tuesday night. r
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
'Fashionette' Shop Opens Monday, Will Feature
 Ladies', Children's Wear

A new shop opens it's doors Monday. The shop, to be called the FASHIONETTE, is located west of the US. Mercantile in a newly remodeled store building.
 The shop will be managed by Peggy Lucas and will carry a complete line of ladies', children's and infants wear as well as need lecraft, notions and other itns.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Senate Investigators
 Accept Canada's Terms To Interview GOuzenkO

4V x11tO1 VACW NOAA(AAkAO
 WASHINGTON, R- The Senate Internal Security Subcommittee has accepted the Canadian gov- ernment's terms for secret inter view with Igor Gouzenko, former Soviet code clerk, in Canada.
 The subcommittee decision to accept the conditions laid down by the Canadian government for questioning Gouzenko was an- nounced by Chairman Jenner R- InO late Wednesday.
 The senator made public letter to Secretary of State Dulles asking that secret arrangements be made for the interview so that Gouzen- kos security would be protected.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Returning Japanese POWs Tell Of Underwater Links Being Built In Siberia

TOKYO, R - Japanese war prisoners repatriated from Siber- ian prison camps were quoted by Kyodo News Service Thursday as saying Russia. is constructing two underwater links between Sak- halin and Siberia with slave labor.
 The straits are about 10 miles across at the narrowest point.
 The projects are scheduled for completion by 1855.
 One link was said to be an un- derWater oil pipeline crossing the Tatar Straits from Okha oil field on Sakhalin to Nikolaevsk at the mouth of the Amur River in Si- beria.
 The other-a fantastic project if true-Was said to be a 60-mile undersea tunnel linking Aleksan- drovsk at the waist of Sakhalin and a Siberian base called Sov- gavani. It does not show on avail able maps.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
HUMAN ASHES AS MEDICINE

SETO, Japan, R-Farmer Kali chi Kato, 58, was arrested Monday on the charge of exhuming tombs, powderizing human ashes, and selling them as a miracle medi- cine" for paralysis at 5000 yen ($8) per dose to five patients.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Otto Worm to L. Mattila, the south 25 feet of North 40 it. of Lot 1, Block GA.
 Isadore Chamaris to Mark Ca hill, the south AZ feet of the east 20 feet of Lot IT of Block 50 and house.
The Nome nugget., 1953-12-04
Siamese Twins Separated By British Surgeons

LONDON, R- A surgeons knife Thursday separated Tomu and Boko, three month-old Algerian twin girls joined at the abdomen, but Tomu died three hours later.
 Boko came out of the immensely difficult surgery fin good shape" doctors reported. TOmu's full name was Tomuno- tanye, which means ''the will of God"
 This was the first Siamese twin operation ever performed in Brit ain.