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The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24

WUERZBURG, Germany, R- Four American soldiers were sen fenced today to life imnrisonment and three others to 40 years each for the rape of 15-year-old Ger man schoolgirl.
 The seven, all Negroes, were convicted by a US. Army court martial yesterday of the mass at tack on the girl in the woods of nearby Bamberg last July g. The trial started Aug. T.
 The blonde girl, whose name has been withheld because of her age, collapsed twice on the wit ness stand in describing how the soldiers raped her while her com panion, Wilfried Pillokac, p, a student, was restrained.
 Her testimony was broken off and the nine-officer court ruled she could make a deposition from
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Banker Pleads Guilty, Gets Three Years for Misapplication of Funds

CHICAGO R-EdWard A. Hintz, Chicago banker involved in the Hodge state check scandal, today was sentenced to prison for three years by Judge John P. Barnes of US. district court.
 Hintz pleaded guilty to 39 of 54 counts of a federal indictment charging him with misapplication of $872,000 of federally insured state funds. The other counts of the indictment were dropped by the government.
 In addition to the three-year sentence, Judge Barnes ordered Hintz placed on probation for five years after he completed his term in prison.
 The plea was a reversal of an earlier plea of innocence. Today was the last day for changing the plea.
 Hintz is a resigned president of the Southmoor Bank & Trust Co.,, thru which Orville Hodge, inn prisoned former state auditor, manipulated the cashing of fake state checks.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Juvenile Probe Continues; Four Arrests Made

Due to the increase in juvenile delinquency in Nome, thorough investigation is now under way with all agencies, City Police, the military and federal officials CO., operating.
 According to U. s. District Attorney Russell Hermann four arrests have been made already and four cases have been turned over to military authorities.
 Hermann said that not only are the contributing adults punished but the offending juveniles are being held in the juvenile deten- tion quarters of the City jail.
 Other offenses reported are under investigation.
 Hermann said today he believes that most of the juvenile problem in Nome stems from parental neg lect and disinterest in the re- creational pursuits of the chil- dren. He declared that the terri tory needs an institution with trained personnel to administer corrective measures to alleviate the juvenile problem. He cited the lack of supervision among the young people as cause for com munity alarm. This condition, he said, Is prevalent here among the younger teen-age group and ex- tends even to the 8-year-olds.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
GRADES 1 THRU 8 WILL BE ON SHIFT SCHEDULES WHEN
 SCHOOL DOORS OPEN SEPT. 4

When the Nome Public School opens this fall, it is expected to have an enrolment of over $50 pupils and teaching staff of 26, William'L. Angell, superintendent, announced yesterday.
 Opening date is Tuesday, Sept. 4th, the day after Labor Day.
 All grades-1 thru 8-will be on a shift schedule until the new building is ready, MT. Angel said. The elementary school is expect ed to have an enrolment of over 450 and the high school about 100.
 Two New Subjects
 For the first time in six years courses in home economies and shop will be offered to the high school students.
 MT. Olaf Halverson will teach the various subjects in the shop course and also a class in geom- etry. Mrs. Pruitte will teach the home ecohomics classes and another class in her minor field.
 Commercial subjects will be taught by John w. Rauch. Henry Ullrich will teach all the science and one class in advanced math.
 The high school principal will be MT. Owen and he will teach several classes in English. Mrs Emma S. Cameron will teach English and Latin and will be the schools librarian. Miss Star ling will have the girls physical education classes and will teach either in the high school or will
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24

take a grade. MT. German will teach music thru the grades and high school and will put special emphasis on the band.
 Tentative Teachers for Grades
 The listing of grade school teachers is somewhat tentative but with few exceptions it will be as follows:
 Mrs. Coons, Mrs. A. Nerland and Mrs. Langhus for the three first grades. Mrs. Olsen, Mrs. Gillis and Miss Ross the three second grades. Mrs. P. Walsh will teach the first section of the third grade and Mrs. Owen the second section.
 Mrs. C. Glavinovich and Mrs. Samuelson tthe former Barbara Carlsson) will have the two sec tions of the fourth grade. Miss Wilson and Miss Erickson will teach the two sections of the fifth grade. Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Hughes, the two sections of the sixth grade. Mrs. Witner and Mrs. Gardner, the two sections of the seventh grade. MT. Stenbeck and MT. Gardner the two sections of the eighth grade.
 First Grade Registration
 Parents of children attending the first grade for the first time may bring their children at eight o'clock Tuesday morning, Sept. 4th. It is requested birth certifi- cates be brought for all children attending the first grade for the first time.
 No child whose birthdate is after Nov. 1st and who is not at least six years of age may attend any territorial school.
 All other grade children who are attending Nome School for the first time are asked to bring their report cards from the school they attended previously.
 Registration for grades school pupils except firsD and high school pupils will be at nine o'clock the same day.
 There will be a faculty meeting of all teachers at 2 pm. Sept. 3.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
Otto John Accused Of Treason After 8-Month Investigation

KARLSRUHE, Germany, R- Otto John, former chief of the West German intelligence service who crossed into the Soviet zone in 1854 and returned last year, was formally accused today of treason.
 The charge followed an eight month investigation into the case, still a mystery of the cold war period.
The Nome nugget., 1956-08-24
ore he was abandoned.
 Frightened by Newsmen

Fgl9uteneo DY NeWsnieH
 Authorities said Lamarca ad- mitted abandoning the child after being frightened away by the presence of police and newsmen when he showed up at an ap- pointed spot to pick up $2,000 ransom money.
 Sl.800 in Debt
 Lamarca, stocky, dark haired, and wearing a small moustache, was picked up at his home early yesterday by an FBI agent and a Nassau County policeman.
 Police said Lamarca cited about S1,900 in debts-including back payments on refrigerator and storm windows-as motivating the Kidnapping.
 Neighbors of Lamarca said he, his wife and two children were quiet but friendly people and that the children were polite and we'll hammered.
 Police said members of Lamar ca's family were not involved in the case.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

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They come off as both funny and
wistful.
Representing both qualities
most fully is Miss Gamers hero
inc whose multiple samples of
love have never included any
thing like her cowboy: and Mr..
Salmi as the sutton who thinks
love gives a man the right to
seize it's object. The hold of
these two upon the dominant
flavor of the play is threatened
constantly by Mr.. Anders as the
paving professor.
OF the Others, SaTly Hester is
TREMENDOUSLY effective as the OBJ
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Ainslee makes amply clear the
hungers that affect a woman who
owns diner; Wallace Rooney is
an adequate sheriff and Russell
Hardie is a touching figure as the
tempestuous cowboys older, re-
straining pal.
Boris Aronson designed the
diner which shelters the storm
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'BIuckouts' Get
ST Million Contract

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 81 (R.-
Ken Murray's "Blackouts." fea-
turing Marie Wilson. has been
given million dollar contract
to appear annually in Las Vegas,
New, until 1860.
The contract, announced yes
terday, calls for payment Of
l$250,000 a year for an eight
week minimum.
Sammy Lewis, entertainment
director for both the New
Frontier and Riviera Hotels IN
Las Vegas, said Mr.. MurrayS
troupe will alternate between
the two hotels.
"BlackouLs once had a seven
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herself, an attractive blond whose
loneliness can be ameliorated by
a blizzard drought male as strong
and willing as Carl. the bus
driver.
A crossroads diner gives these
no excess of room in which to as
sert themselves but it turns out
to be adequate to their own, and
Mr.. Inge'S, basic purposes. While
Grace and Carl disappear to her
upstairs apartment, the diner be-
comes something of romantic
shambles as the singer seeks to
elude the aboriginal advances of
her unwanted cowboy. And when
these two pause for breath. the
professor puts his bottle away to
use the last remnants of his high
er education to seduce the school,
girl waitress.
If this glandular swirl is not
enough to save Bus Stop" from
somnolent moments. it neyerthe-
less is enough to identify fully
the several owners of the glands.
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ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

has seen, and Director Henry
King can take a deep bow for it,
along with choreographer Red
Alexander and all involved. With
"Carousel" playing at regular
admission scale and okla
homap playing at reserved seat
prices. Rodgers and Hammer
stein find themselves in an I'M
usual price war competition,
which "Carousel" must win. The
world premiere, at the Roxy, for
instance, turned over $4,000 to
DR.. j. A. w. Hetrick for N. Y.
Medical College and Flower Fifth
Ave. Hospitals Philadelphia
critics describe MY Fair Lady"
as one of the most thrilling stage
to hit that city. The
Rex Harrison-Julie Andrews
starrer by Jay Lerner and Fred
erick Loewe is bracketed> by
Philly writer's with "Show Boat D
"Carousel." "Oklahoma!" and
"Brigadoon."
Henry Fonda and Baroness
Afdera Franchetti blazing. .
AS result of Gene Austin's TV
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Russia's wooing of India still
In high gear. Kremlin, which
already flattered Nehru by pub
fishing his autobiog and "The
Discovery of India" critical of
the British, now goes whole hog
by publishing ALL of Nehru's
writings. If Washington en-
listed some of the top public
relations men in this country
in. industry. the movies. ETC.
and let them come up with some
long-range United States public
relations strategy. we'd have
Russia on the defensive. instead
of vice versa Week before
the Delta Kappa Epsilon tragedy
involved NIT youngster Tom
Clark, jr., CBS-Tv late. late show
starred Paul Henreid in THE
Tall Lie" story of a death from
fraternity hazing :. Phil Silvers'
sponsor so elated. they cut him
In on an oil deal. Incidentally,
Joe Di Maggie is $4,000 richer
as a result of Lou Wolfson deal.
"Carousel" is one of the great
est pictures this reporter ever
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.CoyIe Named Head
OF WRC Promotion

William E. Coyle. promotion
and research director of The
Star, has resigned to become di-
rector of promotion. advertising
and public relations for radio
and television station WRC.
The announcement was made
today by Carleton D. Smith. vice
president of the National Broad
casting Co. and general manager
of it's stations here. He said Mr..
Coyle also will supervise the
merchandising and publicity de-
partmentS of WRC and WRC-
Try
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brilliance. movies after him to
film his life story. Probable title:
MY Blue Heaven" :. Gogi. who
quit his prospecting Charterhouse
for Cuba's Nacional. may be
sorry. Word from down there is
that Havana gambling venture
has turned very sour, with no
visible dent in Las Vegas traffic.
Documenting his Winter in
IMaiorca" with letters of Chopin,
British author Robert Graves
concludes that Chopin has won
back to religion on that blissful
island, causing him to split with
authoress George Sand. Graves
believes that explains Sands
spiteful references to Majorca
and the inhabitants in her writ
ings.
Coasters being Stevenson won't
get the nomination if Ike runs.
Coast swinging to Senator Stu
Symington as the dark horse.
Ted Williams and Nelva More an
Eden Roc duet. The DR.. Ted
iLevitts Jack and Fritz Kapp's
daughter, Myra> expect Sir
Stork. Ruban Bleu's Lee Mele
bedded. chicken pox. Tyrone
Powers ex, Annabella, dating
Prince Henri d'Auvergne. !.
Crisis in Venezuela may over
throw JimeneZ. Nannette
Pantages of the theatre clan
honeymooning with Sam tCBS-
TVl Grossman. ;. The late Bor-
rah Minnevitch's daughter.
Lydia. in Paris settling her
fathers estate and arranging to
have body brought back to the
United States. Add tower
ticks: Paramount clock keeping
time.
At Ell Morocco. Alexandria and
Carita, in from Paris en- route to
Hollywood to see Grace Kelly.
They will style her hair for the
marriage of Prince Rainier.
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Carose is one of the great Afdera Franchett blazing
est pictures this reporter ever
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year run in Hollywood. It was
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and the run has been held over
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doomed the entire operation. OF
these the decisive force was GER
tainly the Russian threat. In the
face of this threat, with alarms
ringing wildly in Europe anC
Washington, the Franco British
resolve caved in completely last
Tuesday. But even then French
Premier Mollet argued for Il
more hours before the announce
'ment of a cease-fire = time
enough, he believed, to complete
the allied military occupation Of
the canal zone. In Paris today
there are many Frenchmen who
|concede that the original Franco
British plan was rash one, i'm.
properly mounted and badly
timed. And yet these same people
will argued that, once launched
there was no practical alterna-
tive except to carry it through
and stand up unf1inchingly tt
the Russian threat.
The present situation they SEE
as a defeat of appalling proper.
tons for France and Britain
which will have repercussions no
only in the Mideast. but through
out the world for years to come
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Ia United States State Depart
ment declaration saying the
United States would, as far as
legally possible. bar its citizens
from volunteering on either side
in the Middle East dispute.
Saturdays Soviet statement
virtually brushed aside the pledge
of the British, French and Is
raelis to quit Egyptian-occupied
territory as soon as an effective
U. N. international police force
takes over. The Russians charged
the British and French with re-
fuSing under various pretexts'
to withdraw.
The Russian statement said tbs
Kremlin was concerned whether
the ceasef1re agreement was .
"maneuver intended to gain time
to get a breathing space for g
still greater accumulation oil
force with the aim of renewing
the aggressive war against Egypt
and the other countries of the
Near East on a still larger scale.
1t added that a great num-
ber"of Russian airmen. as well
as those who served with ann
ored and artillery units in World
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Israel Claims Capture
OF $50 Million MoterieI

lion liters of fuel. CA liter is
slightly over quartz
On the debit side Israel lost
Col. i-ssaf Simhoni. commander
of the Sinai Campaign. Jordan
turned over to Israel the bodies
Of Col. Simhoni, 1t. Col. M
Dromi and Pilot Benjamin Cor
don--all shot down when their
plane. apparently of course, few
over the Jordan town Of Aljoun
in northern Jordan Wednesday.
Israel increased the number
of Egyptian planes it claimed
shot down to IL. including 8
Soviet MICS. Israeli losses were
listed as one jet plane, on Piper
cub and one Harvard trainer
Israeli casualties were put at
$50 killed, 900 wounded and 20
missing as against 5000 Egyp-
tians killed and 1000 taken pris-
oner.
Military sources in Israel
claimed squadron of Soviet
manned MIGHT jet fighters
between IS and "a planes-has
moved into Syria. These infor-
mants said also that between 10
and Is Russian built nyushin
bombers were flown to Saudi
Arabia by Egyptian crews before
the British-French air attack
wrecked a large part of the
Egyptian air force.
Israel was said by one high
official to have realized three
goals in its Sinai campaign: to
the eight-year state
of war with Egypt and to open
up the question of a peace set
Element to the world; to foreStall
an Egyptian attack on Israel; to
open the blockaded port of Elath
at the head of the Gulf of Aqaba
to shipping.
The official SAID Israel failed
to open the Suez Canal to Israeli
shipping or to eliminate attacks
by Fedayeen tArab commander
bands.
The bands were reported active
Saturday on Israel's borders for
the third day in a row. Israeli
officials believe they are Egyp-
tians who fled into other Arab
states from the Sinai peninsula.
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when the U. N. force arrives in
Egypt cast doubt on Soviet in
tentions.
A source close to the British
Foreign Office denounced the
statement as a cheap effort" by
the Russians to pose as protec-
tors Of the Arab world while in
tending to exploit the Middle
East. The French saw it as
propaganda, since withdrawal
had already been agreed upon
by the British. French and
Israelis.
U. S. FrOwns on Volunteers
The Soviet statement was is
lsued at about the same time as
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War II, are asking to be al
lowed to go to Egypt as volun-
teers so as to fight together with
the Egyptian people for the ex.
pulsion of aggressors from
Egyptian land"
Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, the
Canadian who heads the new
international police force, ar
rived in Jerusalem from Cairo
and talks with Egyptian leaders
He said 10 of So U. N. observers
will leave Jerusalem for Egypt
tomorrow. Gen. Burns is ex-
pected to leave soon for New
York and new talks with U. N
Secretary Dag Hammarskjold.
The Swiss airline said the air
| lift of U. N. military forces will
begin early Tuesday. Three
IDC-6B planes will make two
flights ia day from Capodichino
ito Cairo. beginning shortly after
midnight Monday. About 1000
men are to be moved in the
initial operation, each carrying
about. 66 pounds of equipment
The U, N. force is drawn from
~ nations exclusive of the major
powers.
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Over Mideost Picture

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military action to have been
greatly increased.
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Victor Young, S.,
Composer, Dies

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Nov.
10 Composer Victor Young,
whose hits include Sweet Sue,"
Ghost of a Chance" and
Street of Dreams" died today.
Of heart attack at Desert Hos,
pital. He was Sc.
He was stricken shortly after.
arriving at his home here from
Hollywood where he had been
working composing scores for
motion pictures. He leaves his
widow, Rita.
His recent motion picture
scores include Around the
World in 80 Days." THE Brave
One" and Samson and De-
lilah."
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Jupun Builds Tunnel

TOKYO, Nov. 10 (P):-Motors
generating $4,000 horsepower are
to stir up the breeze for a wind
tunnel Japan's Aeronautical
Technique Research Institute ex-
poets to have in operation by
1858. The tunnel, to cost almost
a half million dollars. will be
used in high speed plane re.
search.