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The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
Sen. Knowland Shocked That State Dept.
Submits Reports to United Nations On Alaska
And Hawaii AS Dependencies of Member Nation

WASHINGTON, Up Senate
Republican leader Knowland said
Wednesday he was greatly
shocked to find that the State
Department was submitting re-
ports to the United Nations on
Alaska and Hawaii.
Knowland said he had Just
learned such reports had been
sent since 1916 under U.N. char
ter provision covering dependen-
cies of member nations.
Knowland said he had written
Secretary of State Dulles express
ing his opposition and asking the
situation be corrected.
The senator said he had no OBJ
lection to such reports on Guam,
the Virgin Islands and Samoa, but
Hawaii and Alaska were in a diff
ferent category.
Knowland said Hawaii and
Alaska are organized territories
awaiting admission as the 49th
and 50th states, are represented
in the US. Congress, haye
adopted constitutions which they
would use as states, and have
their own legislative bodies.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
MAY WEATHER SUMMARY

May brought the first really warm
weather of the year, with the last
two days being quite pleasant.
During the month, the snow
near town dwindled to few iso-
lated drifts, and the ice went out
of the local rivers. Tug boats and
barges, which spent the winter on
the banks, were put in the water,
thus marking the start of our
navigation season.
Average May temperature this
year was 1873 degrees, 81 degrees
warmer than usual.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
Iceland Will Vote Sunday
On Members OF Althing,
Worlds Oldest Parliament

REYKJAvIK. Iceland, n -
Little Iceland wound up is par
liamentary election campaign to-
day. For the frs. time in 1000
years the rest Of the world IS
concerned about IL
The four main parties. striving
for a majority Of the $4,000 elig-
lele votes. made their final cam
paign speeches. On Sunday. the
little volcanic island tn the North
Atlantic viii elect So members
% the Althlng. the worlds oldest
parliament organized in $40.
The chief issue Is the continued
existence OF the giant US. air
base on the Icelandic peninsula
Of Keflavik. almost midway be-
tween Moscow and New York
The North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization. Of which Iceland i a
member. views me base as a key
hastion for defense Of the North
American continent.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
HIST Won't Kiss
Baby Because
It's Not Sanitary

OXFORD, England, R-Harry
Truman refused to kiss a baby
Thursday because he said it
wasn't sanitary.
The baby was thrust into the
arms of the former US. President
after he had addressed 90 Ameri-
can students studying at Oxford
University as Rhodes scholars.
kiss him, Mr.. President, said
someone in the group of students
surrounding Truman.
ooh, MOI" he replied "It's not
sanitary l mean it's not
sanitary from the baby's point of
view"
The President said as a can
didate for office back home he
had never done any baby-kissing,
mot even when l needed votes
desperately"
In more serious vein, Truman
called for a new Magma Carta"
to include economic well-being,
health, education and decent
living standards among our in
alienable rights"
Earlier Wednesday the ancient
British university conferred an
honorary doctorate of civil law
on him.
Every person born in the goth
century is entitled to the benefits
of the goth century, Truman
declared in a speech before 400
graduates of Oxford's Christ
Church College.
Every man should have the
benefit of the best in medicine,
he continued, and every boy and
girl the highest educational train
ing from which they can profit.
The aged, he added, should be
| free of economic worries in their
declining years.
Then in obvious reference to
the American Negro, he added:
in my country, to our sorrow,
there are those who are still
denied full citizenship in some
of our states, and denied full
stature as human beings by some
/ of our citizens still living in an
intellectual and moral dark age
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
ALASKA AIRLrNEs

From Anchrage: Tom Beltz. p.
VI. Shea. XIV. Beck. r. Wade.
Emma WaIoya. Rev. and Mrs. "
Meeklenbure. c. Mca1areneckle.
1T. Rotz. Al Sloen. }. Malone. p.
LeFleur. CA Kuster. Maj Koib,
?. DeBeer. Capt r Larson. l..
Thorhurn. &c. Annabelle. NJ J.,
and IA. Reiehart.. Nellie Vierra.
T. Cor ley. Pvt. VI. Mcconnell.
J. Smith. Col ". lance. Major
simmons. Maj O Adams. Rich
ard BeckmeyeF. Pvt. &. Ricoaa,
Spf3 VI. parie. 1t. T. Burke. y.
Droege. TheFese Rookok. Jean
Okinello. Alice and Lerey Ash
enfelser. Capt. HenncbergeF. Fred
p. stoffel. r. Sehrope, r.
Humeriek. y. Hengiin. r Evett,
u ingalls,. Maj Nolen.
70 Anchorage. DR.. Fred Lang
sam. VIM. Lincoln. john Worgurn.
Douglas Swain. James Won der
Heyds. Mrs. Williams. SGT. Llv-
lngxton. CD. Smyth. Clyde Win
scr. Err. Burnett. L.. Martin. SCI.
Hamaker. Ale DID. White. A2fc
IT. Brown. Richard Nicholas.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
Alaska Freight Lines Tug
Logs 100000 Miles In
6Is Years Alaska Service

SEATTLE. - - A 100000 mile
voyage. logged at q leisurely ST
knots. was celebrated this week
o. Alaska Freight Lines.
The 10000 mile cruise IS a
composite affair--l0o round trips
the past six and a half years BY
the Patrick. one Of the freight
lines II tugs.
Sklpper Ray Thurston has been
aboard the Patrick On al her 100
trips. IS have Chief Engineer
Richard Goldsmith. First Assist
ant Engineer LawFence Mcclure
and seaman James Rawhauser
the Patrick paused long eaough
IN Seattle thls week for the com
pany % present q scroll 70 skipper
Thugxton. Then the Patrick vas
Oft On another routine voyage 70
Alaska. towing her barge behind
her. heading oait GA her next
3oo. 900 miles At the slow bus sure
pace OF &C knots.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
Thursday Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland 5, Boston O
Kansas City Is, Washington 6
Chicago /, Baltimore 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 8
Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 2
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle 4, San Diego l
Vancouver 6, Hollywood 5
Portland 8, Sacramento
San Francisco 7, Los Angeles
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
ATTENTION GIRL SCOUTS

There will be drill team prac-
tee for the Fourth of July parade
Friday, June % and Friday, June
90 at 3 pm. at the Boy Scout
Hall. All Girl Scouts participating
in the parade are expected TO
show up for the practice.
"4-en" Duplicate Receipt Books
Al the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22

The first air mail letter, sent to
Benjamin Franklin when he was
living in France IN 1875, was car
ried in a balloon across the Eng
lish channel.
The Nome nugget., 1956-06-22
Alaska Fur Coat Bought In
Boston on First Day Of Summas

BOSTON. R-On the first Day
Of summer yesterday. an IN
identified bidder bought an Alas
kan fur coat for s120 at the
Boston postal districts auction Of
unclaimed merchandise.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17
"JEKYL ISLAND"
CONSPIRACY FOUND IN
GERMANY =

OBERAMMERGAU, Germany,
GTA) = A rabidly anti-Semitic
tract, 5000 copies of which the
Federal Investigation Agency
confiscated early this month in
this Alpine town, is actually the
German translation of an Ameri-
can hate publication, it was es-
tabliShed here.
Called 'The Bankers Conspir-
acy of Jekyl Island" the confis-
Gated German volume was trans
lated by veteran German Jew
batter Guido Roeder and brought
out by his local publishing house,
the "Widar- -Verlag." Shortly after
the first World War, Roeder had
hand in issuing the first German
edition of the Protocols of the
Elders of Zion."
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17

in drawing :. The name which
will be pulled at the Membership
Tea in November will then be
the one which will be placed on a
plaque in the wall of Healing
in the Hadassah Medical Center
in Israel These plaques are
offered for thousand dollars by
Hadassah to honor noted individ-
uals . Such names as President
Eisenhower, Mamie Eisenhower,
Eleanor Roosevelt, Albert Elm
stein, Eddie Cantor and others
appears on the honor roll of
names The winner of the
drawing will have his plaque of
polished Jerusalem stone appear
on this wonderous wall with the
names of other dignitaries so
honored . >.
Ills ID lllOSSO 1lIllIlO1 Co1 AoIIlC
for name," and the Jacksonville
Chapter of Hadassah hopes to
raise $1,000 for the Medical Cen
ter in this manner i. F. Mrs. Aaron
(Sylvia) Kovner is in charge of
the project She announces
that a person can subscribe to as
many tickets as they choose
When completed the Medical
Center will take the place of the
seven dilapidated and over
crowded hospitals now serving
the Jerusalem area, Mrs. Kovner
said In the face of the influx
of many thousands refugees in
poor physical condition the COM
pletion of the Center is urgent
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17
M&AMW.. ,,
BY Ethel Teddy" MoseoviAx

Reading the EMA News of Congrega-
ton Emanuel of Dothan, Alabama, is
always interesting :. This week we
learned that DR.. Israel ]. Gerber's con-
gregation has voted to make Bas Mitz-
yah a requisite for confirmation j.. The
bulletin says: "This practice was insti-
tuted because it will steep our children
in Jewish tradition and will place the
girls on a equal basis with the males"
Emanuel is an associate of The Union
of American Hebrew Congregations j.
We congratulate the congregation on it's
progressive view of Jewish education
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17
GERMANY BECOMES
ISRAEL'S NUMBER TWO"
CUSTOMER FOR CITRUS
FRUIT

BONN, (JTA) - West Germany
and West Berlin imported $50, 900
cases of Israel oranges and grape
fruit in the 1856 season, thru
commercial tr. a d e arrangements
made outside of reparations chan
nels, it was reported here.
BY buying 65O,OOO cases, Ger
many has moved into second
place among customers of Israel
citrus fruit.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17

crisis, that Egypt honor the agree
ment of 1888, making the Suez
an international waterway open
to all nations. Israel is the only
nation at the present whose ships
are denied passage through the
Canal"
We must no longer use the
naturalization of temporary ex-
pediencY to consort with and to
appease nations under dictaforial
Commander Kaminsky
said.
The Jewish War Veterans is
the oldest active war veterans or
ganization in the United States.
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17
Church and Synagogue In Miami
To Have Common House Of Worsllip

MIAMI, (JTA) = A Jewish
congregation and a Protestant
Episcopal mission parish made re-
ligious history last week when
they decided to build single
house of worship to be used by
both congregations. The church
and the synagogue will later con-
struct and use a joint community
center.
The situation came about when
the Holy Angel Episcopal Mission
and the Dade Heights Jewish
Community Center, which found
that they could not afford indi-
vidual sites and buildings, heard
about each other. A proposal by
Harold Samuels, of the Jewish
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17

Center, that the two groups buy
a site jointly and build separately
was matched by the Rev. James
w. Rice's suggestion that they not
only buy the site jointly but that
they build one structure and use
it jointly. Mr.. Samuels and the
Rev. Rice consider their solution
"very practical" and a new high
in brotherhood"
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17

ThlS weeks news brings us in
formation of the appearance be-
fore the Democratic National
Committee of the American
Council for Judaism, incorporated
:. Especially interesting was the
rebuff handed them by Mayor
David Lawrence of Pittsburgh
The Council brought up it's
usual arguments of dual loyalties,
etc. The Pittsburgh mayor
said he resented the slur since he
was active in U. J. A. affairs, and
was quite a salesman for Israel
Bonds . j..
This reminded us of our meet
ing with Mayor Lawrence in Is
rael, and later our plane trip to-
gether from Tel Aviv to Rome
The Mayor was quite impressed
with the fact that his surname
and our oldest sons was David
The Mayor, whose anteced-
ents are Irish, tried to impress on
our boy the significance of their
common nomen -.
1T is a name of which we
should be very proud" he said.
"It goes way back in Irish his
tory
While the headlines are blar-
ing forth reports of the Demo
National Convention, we keep
reading, and peaking into pic
lures for news of the Philip Sell
bers and Irving Kleppers of Jack
sonville who are in Chicago at
the Sherman Hotel with the Flor
ida delegation
Actually, it is only two more
weeks of vacation time, and then
back to school However, the
local chapter of Hadassah has
jumped the gun with summer
campaign to raise funds for the
Medical Center which is being
built in Jerusalem ).
This is taking the form of a
'Healarama" E. 1t is a rattle sort
of thing However, there are
no material prizes, but there is
Fame for a Name" the publicity
states It works like this:
Members of the local chapter are
approaching individuals for the
purchase of tickets which will en-
title the buyer to place his name
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17
Vets Object to
U. S. Appeose:ment
Of Dictotors

KaminskY. of Hartford. Conn.,.
outgoing National Commander of
the Jewish War Veterans of the
U. S. A. last week protested the
introduction of "EIitlerian con-
cept" into an Air Force Regula-
tion.
Speaking before more than 1000
delegates and guests at the tradi-
tional Commanders Banquet, a
highlight of the 61st Annual Ma
tional Convention in Milwaukee,
Commander Kaminsky cited U. S.
Air Force Manual (U. S. A. E. F.
Manual 3O-D entitled Clearance
and Documentation for Leave and
Duty Travel, dated June goth,
1858.
Likening the regulations to the
Nuremberg Law barking backing
to the Hitler regime. he quoted
two paragraphs from the regula-
tion:
Section XXCII, Paragraph No.
3:-"Individuals of Jewish faith
or descent CI repeat-individuals
of Jewish faith or descentO are
strictly barred entrance or transit
of Saudi Arabia. Further, any
passport containing.an Israeli visa
will not be honored."
Section XII. Paragraph No. 80:
-"Individuals of the Hebrew
race ('let me repeat-the Hebrew
race') will not be issued visas or
admitted to Jordan"
"How consistent are the regula-
tions which l have quoted" Com
mander Kaminsky said, with
American principle and the
American Credo."
Since when." he asked. has
the American Government under
taken to enforce within our bor-
ders. prejudices of a foreign gov
ernment and its discriminations?"
"Our Government" he con-
tinued, permits Arab countries
to discriminate against Americans
of Jewish faith in the granting
of visas. 1t permits Arab countries
to wage economic warfare against
American concerns who do busi-
ness with Israel. Our government
discriminates against American
soldiers of Jewish faith from
entering into Saudi Arabia and
Jordan. Our American Govern
ment has not even protested the
action of Saudi Arabia in pre-
Guiding clergymen of Christian
faith from conducting openly re-
ligious services at the Daharan
Air Base in that country"
Upon naturalization of the
principle of free speech" Com
mander KaminskY said. Our
Government has failed to declare
the Syrian Ambassador to the
United States persona non grata
for his attack against the loyalty
and patriotism of American citi-
zens of the Jewish faith"
C'As a result of Arab pressure, :"
he said, ''our official government
policy condones discrimination
against American businessmen of
Jewish faith
In the Middle East" Comman-
der KaminskY said. I'VE can live
up TO our moral responsibility by
actually sending arms to Israel:
and by living up TO our agree
ments TO maintain the balance of
military power. which has been
upset by Russian support of the
Arab nations: and by a mutual
The Southern Jewish weekly., 1956-08-17

Miriam and David in from
completed at
warner Brothers the 1856 campaign of the
LAST STOP" will have its Nv
premiere leading throughout the special UJA Pen
Produced with the Of Warner
Studios by Jack Warner and directed by Tom Cries THE LASI
Way Robert Horton Tracey Roberts
The film has been especially prepared for during the
dealing Jewish
Yearan Moshe Ohe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Police Expect
Arrests Soon
In Larceny Cases.

Local police were checking
leads today in the recent wave
of automobile accessory thcfts.
Chief of Police II. f. Epps
said the recovery of auto fender
skirts in Rocky Mount. n. c.
was the first tangible lead in
the thefts. The Rocky Mount
man told officers he purchased
the accessories from Tabor CITY
youths. He is expected TO re-
turn here in an attempt to
Identify the persons from whom
he made the purchase.
The auto accessory thcfts
have been heavy during the past
few weeks. Fender skirts. hub
caps and other accessories have
been removed from automobiles
parked at the local school dur
ing basketball games. Some of
the thcfts occurred while the
autos were parked in front of
homes.
Chief EppS said he expected
to make several arrests in the
case within the next few DAYS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08

.4-lO-6. Discuss YOUR fcrtilize,
problems with your dealers To
sum il up. fcrtilizc the aero,
you plant libcrally-lf Won must
cut something. cut acres no,
fertilizer per acre. Plant thos,
crops you can use or sell anc
consider soil improving crops
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Response To Tribune's l0-Point
Program Is Most Gratifying

Response to last weeks Tabor
City Tribune l0-point program
for farmers has been gratifying
Several farmers of the area
have dropped by the office tC
comment on the suggestions
Several have bought copies OF
nc paper across the counter and
still others have become regular
subscribers after studying the
proposals.
But in addition to the Trib-
unc'S suggestions. several other
noteworthy points have been
made by farmers during the past
week. Some of these have been
made in writing and some by
personal conversations.
Among those suggestions arc.
Study and plan your fcrtiliz-
ing program. Give serious
Thought to high analysis fcrtiliz-
81 for tobacco and general crops
Real savings may b. made BY
using fewer pounds of 1910
1912. 5-l0-lO and 4-l2-12. In
o." place Of these. some farmers
'av" suggested. use 1876 and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
Mefhodists Set
Mission Program

ON Sunday. Monday. anc
Tuesday evenings Of next wccR
at 7:3O, Saint Paul Methodist
Church will present three pro-
grains describing the direct re-
idtionShip between the local
church and the missionary acti-
witty ;hat is being carried on in
India and PaEistan.
An annual feature Of the
work Of the church's Commits
zion on Missions. this ..tudv will
I. b.e:n the observance Of the
Week of Dedication which is
observed by Methodist churches
throughout the world at the be-
RinnmE Of Lent each year.
Called South of the Him
.alyas.' the study viii feature
talks by the members Of tho
Commission on Missions. a SOC
'ai hour. and color films on In
Ola and Pal;istan. The speakers
and their topics arc:
Rcmbcrt II. Gore: "A Lool, af
the Church in Southern Asia"
Lewis Skies: set Amid,,
PCrplCxity"
Tommy NJ. Cannon. Not Of
This Fold"
8andall Burlcson. Indian
Methodist Beginnings"
Frank NJ. Ncsmith: The Fac,
RI Mcthodism in India"
Mrs. f. +. Thompson: "CIosc- |
up Of Indian McthOdism"
In charge Of the social hour
WI be Mrs J. L. Winstcad with
HrS. Wade Martin. Mrs. Louis
iorc' Mrs. T. J. Rozicr. and
NrS' Frank Boswell ASSISTING
following the social hour films
VII be presented by the church |
Rcmbcrt r. Gore
md f. Winston Gore.
The public is cordially invited
. participate in these meetings
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
The Aggie Drugnet

DeLane Hardwicll. transfer
student from LoriS High School.
is proving to be quite an asset
to the Junior Class. DeLane.
were all very happy to have
you in our school and sincerely
hope you'll find it to be as great
as we like TO think it is!
Heard between classes: That
Williams Township was tops in
attendance at the Beta County
Council Meeting in Whiteville
Thursday evening: that the F.
II. A. is sponsoring a bang-up
Valentine Party Thursday night
at $3.50 in the Home Ec. Depart
mcnt: a gang of Seniors singing
Rock and Roll Waltz" that
Bert Gore has new (and short)
hair cut; that Betty Ward likes
boys on horse back: that the
Seniors ordered their invitations
last week.
lis time for us to run again.
so mtll.ncXt week be good and
support that team Of YOURS:
they can't pin without you'll,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
.Crumer TurbevilIe
Passes After Brief
illness In Hospital

Crumcr r. Turbcvillc. 90. year
old farmer of route =. Tabor
City died Saturday at 1890 a.
m. in the Conway, S. c. hospit-
al where NJ had been a patient
for eight days
He was Il member of Capway
Baptist Church where he has
served rs deacon for - years.
Funeral services were conduct
cd Sunday At , p. m. in the Gap
way Baptist Church by the Rev.
Il. w. Strickland and the Rev.
Clyde Prince. Burial followed
in the church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Henrietta Smith Turbe-
vile Of the home; five sons,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
PATRICIA OWEN, ORION TOWNSEND
ARE MARRIED IN ROXBORO CHURCH

ROXBORO - In candlclight
ceremony Saturday afternoon at
Is O'Clock in Long Memorial
Methodist Church, Miss Patricia
Hand Owen became the bride OF
Orion Berry Townsend.
| DR.. j. +. Darlington officiatcd
i'm the doublc-ring rites.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert James
Owen of Lincolnton, and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Il. Townsend of FAN
! Bluff.
, Prior To the ceremony. Mrs.
George G. Barrett, Jr.. of Baden.
'organiSt, and >thc Junior Choir
'of Long Memorial Methodist
Church. presented program OF
wedding music. Selections by
The choir included 20 Perfect
Love" and The Lords Prayer. &c
The VOWS were spoken before Il
background Of huclcbcry and
emerald palm trees and wrought
mon candclabra holding buring
pink taperS. A sunburSt arrange
mcnt of pink snapdragons, pink
Gladioli and pink chrysanthc-
.rumS cCntCrCd the grCCncrv.
and was highlightcd with an
arch of pink candlclight. The al
tar rail was drapcd in pink sat
in, garianded with cvcrgrecns
and pink satin ribbon. The fam
lily pewS were marked with pink
satin ribbon.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a dress
of white Chantilly lace and ny
Ion tullc over satin, designed
with a fitted lace bodice. long
sleeves tapcrcd to points over
the hands and a portrait neck
line embroidered in irrcdcsccnt
sequlnS and seed pearls. The
full bouffant skirt was fashion,
ed with a lace tunic over cas-
Cades of tulle ruffles which
formed the aisle-wide train. Her
two-tired fingertip veil of i'm
ported silk illusion was attached
TO a bandeau of Chantilly lace
points, encrustcd with sequins
and outlined in seed pearls. She
carried a white prayer book.
topped with white orchids and
Showcred with Stephanotis and
nylon tullc.
Maid of honor was Miss Fran
ccS Owen of Lincolnton. sister
of the bride. She wore a dress
OF satin and nylon tulle in
heather rose, fashioned with a
b;ttod bodice, abbreviated slccv-