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The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Third In Series Of Pioneer
Card Parties To Be
Played Saturday Night

AS the card party series ap-
proaches the half way mark, ri
valry between the contending
players is becoming more and
more evident. Considerable specu-
lation is rife as to who the win
ners might be. Next to the Ice
Pool and the Kentucky Derby,
comes local interest in Pioneer
grand prizes, which will be
awarded the lucky ones at the
end of the series. What treasures
those prizes will be for the for
tunate ones!
Robert Service, poet laureate of
Alaska, wrote wv. cts gold and
it's haunting and haunting, It's
Turing me on as Of old" How true,
it still has the lure.
The competitors in card series,
after getting a glimpse of the
prizes at Hagen's, fashioned in
unique designs from pure Alaska
gold, naturally became more an
xious than ever to win one of
these trophies; to take back state
side for some, to keep and trea-
sure here in Alaska for others,
but for each and all, to win.
But aside and apart from the
prizes, these card series are a So
cial benefit to the people of the
community. Perhaps a more
happy, pleasant aggregation of
men and women would be hard
to find anywhere and compare
with those who attend these par
ties. Everyone seems so cheerful
and glad to meet their friends
and with the air Of Pioneer hos
pitality circulating freely and
generously, all agree that they
enjoy the parties immensely.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Soyiets Use Sex
To Lure Arabs
TO Party Line

DAMASCUS, Syria, R - The
Soviet Union is splicing up the
cold war in this part Of the world,
and sex is the spice. Hill z.
A Red propaganda mill in Bel
rut, Lebanon, is turning out cheap
editions of books in Arabic, with
lurid illustrations to draw the
Arab eye to the Communist line:
The Arabs 60 for the sex books
in a big way, particularly the
younger ones at whom most Com
Tnunist propaganda IN this part Of
the world is aimed. The books sell
for the equivalent Of 40 cents
each, less than cost. 81 '+s'4f''
~ The first OF these, in a series
sponsored by the Soviet All-Union
Society for Cultural Relations, is
titled "The Bride. On The Bed
Of Love-" Written by a Russian
doctor, it's supposed to be stu
dious, scientific advice.
I" The pictures are the thing
nude torsos and the like. Close
to the sexier illustrations comes
advice to abe sure to read" Such
other tracts as "U.S.A., Land of
False Liberties" 'eU.S.A. and the
Colored Peoples Struggle for
Freedom" or "U.S.A., the Coun-
try Of Sexual Deviation"
One volume is promised but
not yet published. It's "The
Groom on The Bed of Love-"
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11

fled the ex-officer as Garrett
Dick of Louisville, a former lieu
tenant colonel who commanded an
artillery battalion on the central
front in Korea for seven months.
He was quoted as saying he had
taken part in three such shows
last September, one of them for
congressman. r'
"The same thing was going on
all along the 'front.'" Dick said.
He added that everyone was try
ing to make a good impression
with superiors and that talk about
the shows was common among
Army men in Korea.
The Times also said Dick de-
clared six helicopter landing spots
were carved out of a mountain
side by engineer troops so the Wis
iting congressman would not have
to ride to the observation post in
jeeps on their September visit.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
THE ALASKA VISITORS ASSN.

There is bill before the legislature for the devel-
opment Of the Alaska Visitors Association which should
meet with little opposition The tourist business
has been proclaimed the biggest industry the terri
tory and the largest source Of potential revenue given
the proper publicity and business-like background
for development
We can see no reason why any legislator should
oppose appropriation to explore the tourist trade
and support organization which is doing wonderful
job Of promoting Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Former Army Officer
Declares Shows Put On
For Visiting Dignitaries

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Up = The
Louisville Times in a copyrighted
story Tuesday quoted former
army officer as saying Army ar
tillery in Korea has been firing
hundreds Of shells in Shows" for
visiting dignitaries despite the
current Juror over charges of am
munition shortages here.
The story written by Edward A.
O'Neill, Times city editor identi-
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
BEHIND THE STATEHOOD LOBBY
Juneau Daily Empire


For some years now, have observed with in
terest the activities of various lobbyists for Alaska
Statehood. Most have been moved by hope of political
gain and it is refreshing to note that at least is
humping the tubs for purely commercial reasons At
least the unnamed gentleman has expressed no yearn-
ing to become a United States Senator.
We reprint, without further comment, the follow
ing-lifted from George Dixons column, Washing
ton Scene dated February a.
There's lobbyist in town lobbying like mad.
His operations are being financed by batch Of flag
makers
This pressure expert is lobbying for statehood
for Hawaii, and against statehood for Alaska Guess
why?
There millions upon millions Of American
flags all the world, from little things kids wave
in school to the big Stars and Stripes floating over the
capitol Manufacture Of Old Glory is giant business
If Hawaii is admitted to statehood all these Am
erican flags will have to be made to add 10th
star But if Alaska is admitted at the same time the
changeover to SO stars can be accomplished in one
operation
By having Hawaii admitted first and Alaska
later, the flagnakers could reap double harvest 1t
is estimated conservatvely that one changeover would
be good for the sale Of 10 million flags and second
for another 10 Million
Intelectuals are sometimes unhappy if they find
a simple answer to the questions Of the day - and
refuse to accept the obvious.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11
Supreme Court Asked Strike
Down Discrimination In CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, R-The Essen
hover administration Tuesday
asked the Supreme Court to strike
down racial segregation in Wash
ington, DC, restaurants and thus
help the nations capital move to-
ward home rule.
The Nome nugget., 1953-03-11

Intellectuas are sometimes unhappy if they find
simple answer to the questions of the day - and
refuse to accept the obvious
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-23

CLEAN, MODERN EFFICIENCY
APIS. ALL UTILITIES AND
LINENS FURNISHED. PALMS
COURTS. l224 SEMINARY.
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Help Wanted

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LEGAL NOTICES

IN TINE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCEIT
o. TME STATE o. FLORIDA.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
~ CHANcEMY.
Case No. I1-Ss@
c. .. BOTS.
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ORDINANCE NO. 47S
COMMISSION SERIES


AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION s4.10 OF THE CODE
OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST,
FLORIDA, 1852, PARAGRAPH (b),
BY ADDING THERETO ANoTH.
Err PARAGRAPH NUMBERED
(s); REPEATING ALL oRDIN.
ANcES OR PARTS OF oRDIN.
ANCES IN CONFLICT THERE
WITH, AND PROVIDING WHEN
ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFF,
Feet.
BE IT ENACTED by the City
Commission of The City Of Key
West, Florida:
Section I. That Section 34.l0 Of
the Code of The City Of Key West,
Florida, 1852, Paragraph (b) be
amended by adding thereto an.
other Paragraph numbered (s),
reading as follows:
(s). A one.family residence,
provided that there shall be a
front yard which shall have q
depth of at least Is feet and
two side yards which shall be
not less in width than 1856 Of
the total width of the lot, but
In no case less than S feet on
either side of the building, and
q rear yard of not less than Is
feet as measured from the
main building; provided fur
Their that in Business "A Dis
tricts the construction Of resi-
dences shall confirm in all
other respects TO the require
ments as set forth in Section
SA.S Of the Code of the City of
Key West, Florida, 1852.
Section Z. All Ordinances or part:
Of Ordinances of said City In con
flict with the provisions hereof
are hereby repealed to the extenl
Of such conflict.
Section ;. This Ordinance shall
no into effect Immediately upoE
It's passage and adoption and au
lhontication by the signature O
The presiding officer and the Clerl
Of The Commission. and publica
Eior thereof one time in q news
paper Of general circulation pub
hshsd IN the City of Key West
Florida.
Read and passed on first read
ang At q regular meeting helt
December It'll. AID. leSS.
Read aHd passed OF final read
nd 81 . regular meeting hex
December list. AID. tsSS.
(0 c. B. HARVEY,
Mayor.
Attest:
Victor Lowe,
City Clerk
deC2S, lsS
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l2-Baby Sitters

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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or
CALLING ron BIDS

NOTICE or
CALLING ron BIDS
Notice IL hereby given 20 whom
if may concern that on the l2th
day OF January. A. u. 1854. st ! 30
pM ia the Monroe County Court
House, Key West, Florida. the Board
of County Commissioners VIII open
sealed bids for the following road
work.
Project CRD-is-s4. Construct
new road on Stock Island. Mon
roe County, FLORIDA
Bidders may obtain plans and
specifications and all other nsces-
mary bid information from the office
OF the County clerk, County Court
House, Key West. Florida,
All bids must be In the hands o.
the County Clerk on or before Z 80
p.Af., Tuesday. January 18th, 1855,
The Commission reserves the right
20 accept or reject any and all bias
made pursuant 10 this ADVERTISE
Key West, Florida, December e.
fgsaD EARL n. ADAMS.
Clerk. Board OF
County Commissioners.
Monroe County. Florida
s.aa4 "a 49gK
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
AMEZ Connectionol
Council to Cleveland

.of Home Missions Pensions ana
Relief. Dr. James W Eicheloef-
Ger secretary Of Christian Edu-
cation; d w. Andrews. secretary
Of Church Extension Dr W ).
Dacons. director of Evangelism
Mines Emma Watson. executive
secretary and julia Baum Shaw
treasurer of the General Woman 5
Home and Foreign Missionary
Society.
In conjunction with The Con-
ncctional Council and Board Of
Bishops Meeting. the executive
board of the General Missionary
Society and the Ministers and
Laymen Association viii convene
Mis-. Rosa Weller OF Waterbury,
Conn. is president of the eN
ecutive board OF the Woman ;
Home and Foreign Missionary
Soc.Otv and Rev = Franklin
Jackson. pastor Of John Wesley
Church IA the nations capiai IS
the current chairman Of the MINI
isterS and laymcn association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Senator Symington
Presents Award

ST LOUIS The National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement Ut
Colored People has helped
strengthen the moral leadership
OF the United States in the iam-
inv Of nations Senator w Stu
ait Symington told the delegates
attending the Associations 44th
annual convention here last
week
The Missouri senator praised
the work OF the Association n
his address Of presentation oi the
S8th Spingarn Medal 10 Paul r.
Williams, famous architect
1t Is by our deeds he said,
, that America Will convince
| watchful people everywhere thai
we not only preach democracy
and believe in IL. bat practice u
because We ate convinced ~
benefits are Tor all the people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Last Rites For
Atty. Duneomb

Last rites for James V. Dun
comb, well known attorney, were
held at Webster Funeral chapel
Thursday afternoon. lie passed
away Sunday morning in Ford
Hospital after being confined for
several weeks.
Born in Jamaica. b. W. 1.
he graduated from the 81.
George College OF his home
country before coming TO this
city some AZ years ago and
finishing the Detroit College OF
Law.
Active memberships were held
in the Wolverine Bar Association,
the Michigan Bar Association. the
National Lawyers Guild, and the
West Indies Social League.
Survivors include: his wife,
Gussie; a son, James V. Jr.; two
grandchildren: and two sisters.
Madames Ruby Lord of Brook
lyn, N. Y. and Marie De Leon OF
New York City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

ST. LOUIS (SPEClAlD
A lO-year plan to COM
plcte effectiveness of the
Emancipation Proclamation
was unanimously adopted
here at the nth annual
NAACP convention which
closed Sunday. after 500
delegates heard "A congrat-
ulatory message from Presi-
dent Eisenhower during the
opening session last Mon
day.
The plan seeks 10 complete
the task of emancipation on
the Tooth birthday OF Lincoln's
proclamation in 1869 which will
be supplemented by a fighting
fund for freedom" as intro
duced by DR.. Claiming II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Bishop OMAN.
States Top
Pr0testants
Not$$><<>>e


some 5000 Mclhodists from
a. over the nation that the
charge Of Communist infiltration
in the church rs the refuge Of
scoundrelS'
The meeting which ended sun
day. marked the 250th anniveIs-
AIRY Of the birth of John Wesley,
British founder of the Methodist
Church
Bowling God Out
Men who insist thai Gods will
is irrelevant 10 the economic
process are. in effect bowling God
out he added
There are all too man, NOM
lnal Christians who insist that
The teachings Of Jesus constitute
unreqlistIc idealism They refer
to his thought as perfectionist
ethics.
"Thoy characterize his teach
lngs as irdesccnt idcalisn, and
irfevcrently speak Of the fuillity
of the distant ideal.
There are sufficient Christians
IN positions of sufficient power
10 lead the world 10 peace, 10 JUS
iice. TO brotherhood, if we would
take Christ seriously the Bishop
ended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Workshop Closes
Baptist Congress

BROOKLYN. New York A
closing feature ol the great Ma
uonM Congress meet was the
Baptist Training Union Workshop
on SUNDAY
There were three panels deal
ing with various phases OF
B. T. U. work and develop
meni;
Panel ~ IA Pastor Eval-
uaton OF the b T L. Program"
the Rev Chas. l. Dnkins. Nash
Vile chairman the Rev NJ NJ,
FLYNN shreveport Resource per-
son Mn, Alberta Holmes, Men,
ph Recorder and the Rev +.
A. Henry. New Orleans pastici-
pant
Panel Two Making Young
People More Vital Ms poro-
thy Sho.cs New Orleans, chair
man Mrs NJ Nj Isaac Nash, lille,
Resource Person. Mrs Henrietta
Robinson. New York. Recorder,
and J. c. Oliver Chicago, parlicl.
pant
Panel Three allow TO Get
Adult Church Members Interest,"
ed. Henderson Green, Shreve-
port chairman. Mrs GLADYS
TITLES Haynesville Resource per-
son Mrs Mamie T Markham,
Bpooklvn. Recorder. and Mrs M.
+ Moore. Los Angeles, psrtici.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Robinson Slated
for 3 Positions

MILWAUKEE. Wis. -(CNS)-
The much shuttled Brooklyn
Dodger lineup is being mussed
up even further as Jackie Rob
inson returns to the fold
Sidelined because of a knee
injury, Jackie's potent bat was
welcomed most gladly despite
the news with il that he would
shuttle between third and lett
field.
When the Brooks face right
handed pitchers. Jackie will be
al third base with newcomer
Wayne Belardi on first and Gil
Hodges in left field. When the
Brooks face lefihanders. Jackie
will be In left field with Hodges
on first and Billy Cox on third.
This three way platoon system
IS supposed TO give the slumping
Dodgers the best hitting array
TO bolster their weak pitching.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
School, Bios
in New YORK

ALBANY. N. y Making pub
lie the results of a three-year
study in New York state, the
American Jewish Congress sub
nhied TO the State Board of Re-
cents findings that it believed
most medical schools in the State
treat jewish applicants less fa-
yarlble than non-Jewish appli-
can's
The findings showed that
four Of the nine medical schools
IN The State. accepted so low a
Proportion of Jewish scholar
ship winners as TO raise strong
Presumption of discrimination.
Named as the four were: Co
pmbla University's College of
rhfsnlans, Cornell University S
Medical College, Rochester Uni
"'aiNa School of Mcdlclcnc.
and me state-operated New York
University School OF Medicine at
S!royuse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

Presiding will be Bishop Ste
phsn Gill Spoiiswood of Wash.
inqfon. d. c.. as chairman oil
the Board of Bishops. and Bis
hop James Clair Taylor as sec
refarY.
Bishop SpottSwood supervises
the 10th Episcopal District which
comprises Mississippi. South Mis-
sissippi, Oklahoma. Texas, Ark
ansas North Arkansas Con-
ferenceS
During the iive-day session re-
ports will be made by heads OF
the various departments of the
denomination by the general Of
ficers who are Rev T. Claude
Spureeon. general secretary and
auditor. recently appointed fol-
lowing the demise Of Or r. Far
ley Fisher.
Also Richard W. Sheriff. H.
nancial secretary; Rev. l. l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
National N44CP PuIe,:
Sets 10-Yr. Rights
Plan; Louded by Ike

that we shall reach this goal"
New York's Governor Dewey
IN another message noted the
progress made in "the abatement
OF racial discrimination and seq
regatlon' much Of which he
stated. has been the result OF
the consistent and uncumpromlS-
ing work of the NAACP.'
The governor also declared
that an urgent need for similar
acton in the nation is ohvlous
To gain complete equality lor all
citizens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

pHlLADELPHIA--Meth-
odist Bishop G.. Bromley Ok
nam. without calling names,
answered critics Of tn e
charch by challenging them
TO name one clergyman
who holds a position of large
responsibility in any Protes-
tant church who is a mem
ben of the Communist party"
The churches have not been
infiliraied by Communist athe-
ISM" the Bishop said in an
address last Friday night at
the opening Of the World Meth
odisi Convocation OF Evangel-
ism in convention hall.
III address was thought an
answer 10 Rep. jackson (R. Cal)
vh, SAID in a recent speech m
'ac House that Bishop Oman
nUb Tor the Lord on Sunday
anl ~ the Communist front the
rest % tho week"
Took Up Issue
HE p mop from Washington.
D c also mas taken issue in the
raal with Rep Velde Or No,
chairman OF the House Commit
ne on l'nAmerican Activities.
who has sad il is entirely pos
.ihle' bis committee might look
into Communist influences IN
churches
While not naming either Jack
son or Nelde, the Bishop declared
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04
Union Baptist
Pastor in 9TH Year

a wetk long program WI
malN tnl seventh anniversary ~
The he, + Maye as pastor vt
l'nun Bapus, Church. beginning
Juh l1ih under the theme. Il
Fought Good Fight
N4fou branches of the church
Nll bc ~ charge OF the nightly
ptoeruns slated at 7.a0 pm. eN-
ctui Saturday July is. with
visiting ministers delivering
pcUal SERMON. each night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

These figures were estimated
by business people in the area
near Convention meeting halls.
on the basis that each OF the
10000 delegates spent an ave-
rage Of $40 per day on lodging.
food. entertainment and souve-
Mrs.
These figures do not include
the amount Of money spent on
railroad. bus and plane fares, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

Boyd, manager of the Publication
House. Dr. Walter r. Lowell, edi-
tor Of the Star of Zion Dr. David
Ii. Bradley editor Of the Quar-
icrly Review. DR.. ] Van Cat
ledge. editor OF the Church School
Literature, Rev j G. HoggTd.
secretary of Foreign Missions.
DR. Solomon S. Seay. secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-04

sh0uld be- let 70 help cduce
tie heavy COS 10 overtime be-
cause OF a cAaesi shortage 81
operators
Only r4nges-nn made 70 the
striker, bv the company was
that none would be penall1ed or
punished pu would not receive
pay tof luu, tsl during the pro-
test