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Prayer Observance

The national Day Of Prayer
Is proclaimed by President
Eisenhower win be observed
Wednesday from 8 am. to
9 pm. at McKendree Methodist
Church, 2421 Lawrence street
NE. The Rev. Paul Harris is
pastor.
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TODAYS RADIO.
HiGHLIGHTS
500. SATURDAY.

$500, WASH-FM Saturday
symphony: Concerto No.
In O Minor by Bruch, Sym.
phony No. 2 by Korsakov
and Symphony No. 9 in c
by Schubert.
7:0S, WTOP-Saturday Night
Country Style: Highlights Of
country music from the
Tennessee Barn Dance
and the "Old Kentucky Barr
Dance"
$500, WOL-Good Music Time;
Clavier Concerto. Double
Violin Concerto by Bach
Manfred Overture by Schu.
mann and Clarinet Quintet
by Brahms.
0:35, WGMS-Opera House
Cavalleria Rusticana b.
Mascagni and I Pagliacci
by Leoncavallo.
1O:35, WWDC-Steve Allsor
Show: Guest is Ira Smith
noted baseball authority VI
the World Series.
Games Tomorrow Afternoon
lass, WWDC-Baseball Balti-
more vs.. WASHINGTON.
$500, WTOP-Football: Wash
ington Redskins VS.. Pitts
burgh Steelers.
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Other AM Stations

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WEeA-i3ie ke.-DsyllSht Snly.
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EN- Stations

WeIs-EM--si.s Ms p.m. to 10 p.m.
WAe-FM--sa.S he.-s;jo an. 70 I an.
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WWOeFh-ioi.i Me- an. 70 I an,
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nl6aleht Sundays I,ss an. 10 nI6nIEht.
WAAL'kM-ies.i Me.-SiSo an. q . an.
Wvsv-FM-toO.s Me.--I:1o an. 70 ep.m.
WMAL-Fh-ioI.3 Mil On. 10 Isos an.
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MOTORCYCLES

1854 CUsHMAN EAGLE-Wind.
shield saddle bag. buddy seat,
duals; Sl90 cash. CT. 3.3717.
TRIUMPH $50 Ti-10; 5000 miles.
perfect condition; Aztec red; must
sell $3.50 or best offer. RA. 81
HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcyie
1917: size "A. SP. 3-6o64.
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

ONE.FLOOR DESIGN with truck.
levei recessed loading docks, high
ceilings parking areas, heavily
wired and lighted beautiful air.
conditioned ofiees; convenient Il
downtown Union f-s003, or tet
your broker
10000 SO. TT. DRIVEN BLDG
prominent NV. thoroughfare. once
space Included parking avail
RAYMOND NJ. KASS, EN-. 3-slO0.
ewes, 10 5-3b1S.
NEW BRICK WAREHOUsE--l0O,.
600 % So ,, a. @0:it ceiling Mabel hsiEht
81. ne. Available Sept 1. d. H.
RICHARDSON. DI, 1.33sb.
IN MAYOR COURT, N.W.-2,bO0
q, on z tioorsi, : i0o,a mo, Gall
ROCKVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK
New masonry building, s,76n ID.
NAN Bui ELDERS OH Oh. l.SS2Sd. UH'
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DEVELOPERS
YEAR-ROUND
HOME AND OFFICE
CAPE ST. MARYS

sacrifice for $4,000 under bldg
cost. Stuceo-cinder block (24xb4)
paneled den or bedrm.. lge. full!
equip. kit. liy. rm. with fireplace
lge. bedrm.. tiled bath, 2.car garage
gas heat: artesian well, many extras
Full price. $4,000. Terms.
ALSO
II you are q person with q moder'
ate income and you desire q lot Of
piece OF acreage on or near thu
waterfront. 1t will pay you to inves
tigate the many opportunities anS
advantages offered at CAPE ST
MARYS ON THE BEAUTIFUL
PATUXENT. Just hours drive from
d. c. There you will md q com,
plete MODERN YACHT BASIN. I
2-aere picnic park, 3 sandy beaches
paved streets and many other ex'
tras, provided for your year-rounC
enjoyment. Lots and acreage price
start at S4g5. FOR FREE BRO
CHURE. CALL ia. 7-166O WEEK
DAYS. or drive down this week end
Sales once on property always open
DIRECTIONS: Nd. Rte. 3 "Brancl
avenue" through waldorf. Hughes
vile. to Guys Corner. thence to Rte
235. thence to CAPE ST. MARYS
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B We, lsSs Century SI h.S,dt;cg: beau:
p %Sssa .,: sSalTped sboI SsSp hstsr
a oitME, Your Buick Dealer. 1879
Rhode Ialand ave. ne. DE. 2-45lO.
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FARMS

USED TRACTORS AND EQUIPMENT
Farmall cub II. MD, andloader.
regular A and super A. New Holland
az Baler. I-H dealer.
'65-ACRE Farm with sound s-room-
and-bath home; near interchange
and easy access to Germantown, on
new highway. Sl6,5O0
300-AcRE going farm at only
5000 per acre.
ALSO well-located. close-in farms
offering investment opportunities
Come In. look over our large ME
any time.
RoMER a co. Gaithersburs 200
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PRESTIGE
|NEIGHBORHOOD

We offer a brand-new
listing in an excellent
N. Arlington neighbour
hood of fine homes.
Shaded by magnificent
old trees, this spacious
brick Colonial home Of
fers 3 unusually good
sized bedrooms and a
foyer entry hall. Dining
rom is large enough for
formal dinners. Paneled
recreation room with
fireplace invites relaxa-
ton along with the
large screened porch to
catch the cooling sum-
mer breeze. Powder nm.
on LIST floor and recrea-
ton area. We invite
your early inspection.
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FOR SMALL BUILDER
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

or 60 It. Residential
lot In Arlington. JE. 3-3S25.
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4th AND FLORIDA AVE. NE
bldry'.' plus nesssnins once, elevator elevator
10 ind. Ar. Avail. lmmsd Cali M
Holland, n O. sMITHY CO., eil
18th 81. NV, ST. $4,000.
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

CADILLAC 1888 cow: T. and h.,
hydra. full power, new tires. wire
wheels; 10000 miles; very clean;
nation vide 1-year. 1909 euaran-
MOTORS. 1901 Mt. Vernon ave-.
Alex. XII. S-a046.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-12

No, 1854 TT IS: 10000 miles
iSsSSs 81 ss'e Osssssr ' e ME- S0q siSSs5
2.tone French gray body, polar
white top, r. and h., dynafiow.
Wv, tires. etc. low miieaee; one
owner 1A,,S Ssis Buy" value SI;5ss.
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Daily. Ewes. Sun, LIZ. e-6e50
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1927 Good Hope Sc.
STORES FOR SALE

Tire Shop-Nr. Thomas Cir
Corner bldg. 25'xiO0'. "a stories
0oing business; owner leaving town
50 900 .dn., good financing. EQUIP
WEISS g. STOLAR, INC.
FIX. $500 y TIL
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MONEY 10 LOAN
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1885 end TRUST. payable sac
month. excellent makers. oslo
Blair I'd. NV. Good discount. ST.
3-e433.
end TRUST NOTE. excel. invest
ment, secured by lst-class motel
S2l 800. payable $500 per mo-; for
quick sale, $4,000. Call Mr..
HooTs. AID. 4-053l; ewes, JE.
3-9lO9.
PREMIUM NOTES on quality d, c.
mo. 6es over $4,000 Bal. $3.50
On, price $4,000: $1,000 md, pay
able SIS mo. So over $4,000 BAL.
$1,000 dn.. price s3,500: SIS. 600
End, PAYABLE $50 mo. So over
s3.25O. Mr.. sINpLER. Ho. e.i96l
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-New apis, 1
2 and s bedrms., S45-Se5 week
La. 6-e420. LA. 8-220s. JU. 9-s040.
MAINE ISLAND, beautiful isolated
situation overlooking ocean, 3-bed'
room bungalow: stone fireplace
electric kitchen; car ferry from
Portland. Available July, $3.50. OIL
2-278O.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Mod. e-bedrm
brick apartments, on ocean front
Pvt. beach. 10. 1896.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Rent 4.
bedroom cottaae, ocean block: com.
pletely furnished. OIL. 4-5751.
Is. BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-New
modern ocean-front house; full!
equip. kitchen incl. dishwasher, 4.
beorms., 3 baths, maids quarters
avail, AuS. 10 through Sept. z
REHOBOTH BEACH = ocean iron
apis. cottages: immaculate; $6i
wk. up, less In June. OIL. 4-3SS3.
BETHANY BEACH. eDELAWARE-3
bedrm. cottage. list ocean block
bath, outdoor shower; front anG
pletely furn. $4,000, Also 2 ans
Z bedrm; apts. SIS wk: UP; Ewes:
kEALToSRs.i G Ma. s.o4ss. ''AVAiiA
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.--3-be
rm. cottage for rent: first ocear
block. July or August. OIL. 2-6023
REHOBOTH BEACH-New ocear
block rambler. attractively fur.
nished including Bendix. Available
June 22nd through July 9Th. Reas
10. s-7g01.
FENWICK ISLAND. DEL; mr.. ocear
City and Bethany Beach-OceAn.
front, 2-bedroom apartment. SOS
Reduced rates in June. 10. 5-2793
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HOUSES TO BUILD

ADD a ROOM or BUILD A H0ME
"a bserma.. 2 baths; on your lot.
l ~: sysil. acskoSasHksopiiibs pfRe9f!ff:.
oPhENT CORP, u. 2-4e70.
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Words Cannot Describe This
Magnificent, Charming and
Historic Brick Colonial Home

Spacious In size, II exemplifles
everything in graceful living.
With approx. 3M acres. located
directly on Eastern Bay. Ideal fish-
ing and Grabbing. excel boating and
swimming Truly for Ahe niscrim-
inating family. Asking price scarceiy
represents true value. Can be bought
with real low down payment An
exceptionally good mortRaee setup
I'VE will consider q trade-tn on any
prop. you may own toward the pur-
chase Located on lovely Kent Is
land, Eastern Shore, lust 45 min
utes from Baltimore Remember,
Chesapeake Bay Bridge commuteT
books available. Driver and car 35e.
Do not miss this wonderful oppor-
tunity.
DAVID NJ. NICHOLS a. CO.
Kent Island ehopping Center
Daily. Ewes. Sun, LIZ. e-6e50
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE EQUITIES in beaut.
rambler and q 5-unit apt. best
Alex. location. for 12-l5 unit apt,
Va. or q. c. XII. p-9060.
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DAVID NJ. NICHOLS A. CO.
Daily. Eve. sun, LIE. a-6S5a
VACATION PLACES

CAPE COR. MAssL2-bedrm. cot.
tage $50 wk; last OFFER July 8
70 90. Aug. IL TO 81. ia. a-s3sO
DEEP CREEK LAKE-cottage on
beaut. mt lake in Nd. all cow.
pvt. docks, boat, swim. nsh. Wk
OF mo. FL. 6-3159.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

BRIGHT, WELL-LIGHTED STORE
with large show window 81 1890
Blandensburg I'd. ne, suitable for
many purposes. with ample park
ing. SOS . month LA 6-lss5;
EN- 2-6s27. HARPER ELECTRIC
CHEvERLY AREA-Air-cond excel
loo: 4Oxl15. plus bsmt. OF equal
size. Parking lot fog 40 cars r. A
HUMPHREYS & SONS, Ma. g.
ARLINGTON = 25xI20 new store
Low rent. $500 Lee hwy. Arl. Mr..
e el5fiRi e e.. S "a ssies GILBERT n
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
Ell, All; coNpLTIoMED' IN Ice 81
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
CALL 10. 2-O1b1.
CHAIN STORE location on 18th st.
At Irving. Air cond., size 2Oxl20
lareg modern show window. on this
heavily Travelled thorouehfare, excel
for anv type retail business MI
Holland. II. q SMITHY CO.. s11
18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
1927 Good Hope Sc.
Long Established as Dry Cleaner
IDEAL FOR ANY BUSINESS
Modern 25x0O. Reasonable
H. NJ. APPLEsTEIN, RIA. 3-3a95
Buckingham Community
SHOPPING CENTER
Modern corner store. entire front
and side all glass: suitable general
merchandise, 'eady.to-wear. mems
wear, family shoe, gifts or dis.
count house l.. p KETTEL. ala
North Clebe I'd. Arlington. Va, IA
$4,000.
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PEARSON PROPERTIES

S 4 oEE * 1gTgNHsdTA; "a sl:s::y
UAL COMFORT" in this Roman
brick California contemporary on q
level h-aere. Just covered With tall
paftrnented baths, attached carport.
separate dining, area with . picture
window view Of 4 wooded. park. like
ssttIng .nd sliding Gas; ,s SocE s,t y
low : sEaslsSO I %sybs I.:. EN-! 4.LaSIsi
IKE L ana the ONLY ONE Tor ssls;
you BE- THE ONE 70 own II. Exelu-
awe, Call
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PEARSON PROPERTIES

PLEASURE PAcKEp-A "spiek and
span" brick and frame beauty IN
re popular \ Arlinston area "a! At
offered, Separate dining room, bis
rooms. full basement. breezy side
screened porch, beautifully land;
seaped lot with grape arbor and
i Is Sonly' sis'S5o. THAT'S ALL Just
Sl9,350 and terms SHOULD be no
problem; The hrst tim. ior 1 ssls a ~
offering OF
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CHEVROLETS. Fords and Plymouths
over $50 cars TO choose from: i.
year guarantee; worldwide financ.
ing arranged for everyone! Service.
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CHEVkULET 1905 6-cylinder "2lO"
er-glide; $1.1e5. AUTO CRY.
A45l Ga. ave, s. s. JU. Q-24o0'
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PEARSON PROPERTIES

CHOICE AND cHARIsH from the
pine; psnslsd recreation room and
s" .nt T TG9H Ts.mins d ny Soor o, snd
half-bath, separate laundry room
10 the de luxe equipped kitchen
sunny dining room and huge living
room opening onto secluded rear
patio 3 larEe bedrooms with ample
closets. I'll this IN . smart all.brlek
section, Just minutes 10 everythine
Tor only S2n,7bO. Excellent terms
Quick occupancy II necessary.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
IRAlLERS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. machinery,
all kinds, for medium production
work. Please reply with full par
ticulars. Box 1851. Star.
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CHLNRoLETS, FoRDs. PLYMOUTH
over 100 cars to choose FRONT
I-yeer guaranteed Worldwide a.
nancing arranged for everyone.
Seryieemen welcomed
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CHEW. SO; a luxurious Bel Air sport
coupe IN beautiful ivory and mist
green; has super turbo-fire VS. en-
gine' powerelide trans. power steer
lnk, u ana n, Wv. tires: like-new
Mr.. Stafford.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13

1858 will be explained by DR.. Dow
Joseph, agency treasurer. The Jew
ish Agency, Israels philanthropic
body for carrying out immigrant
settlement and absorption pro-
grams, receives it's main funds
through the UJA-financed United
Israel Appeal.
Delegates also will hear the re-
port of the 100-man fourth annual
UJA Overseas Study Mission which
recently returned from a survey of
unsupported operations abroad.
UJA National Chairman Sol Luck
man of Cincinnati, chairman of the
1857 campaign cabinet for the
study mission, will head planning
discussions for the forthcoming
UJA campaign.
EDWARD M. M. WARBURG,
UJA honorary chairman, is sched-
uled to speak at the dinner meet
ing Saturday night. Sharett will al
so present his major address at the
dinner. Sharett is to be introduced
by Abba Eban, IsraePs ambassa-
dor to the United States.
DR.. Nahum Goldman, chairman
of the Jewish Agency, will address
the delegates Sunday morning,
closing session of the conference.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13
INATO Powers
To Tackle KnofM
Mideusf Problem

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. OTA)
The Middle East will have a ma
jor role at the meeting of the Coun-
ell of NATO in Paris this month.
While it is possible that all of
the major powers at the meeting,
including the United States, may
deny publicly that the Middle East
is on the agenda, it was learned
here that strenuous efforts will be
made at the Paris meeting to ar
rive at some possible fundamental
solutions of the Israel-Arab ten
SionS.
Big Power agreement to reap
praise the Middle East situation in
general and the Israel-Arab hostili-
ties particularly is understood to
have been obtained by Italy, which
aspires to the role of mediator be-
tween Israel and the Arab states.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13

Waldorf-Astoria Hotel here this Sat
urday and Sunday.
More than 1000 American Jew
ish leaders from all parts of the
country are expected to hear the
outstanding Israel statesman de-
scribe the current problems engen-
dered by the need for continuing
the rescue and resettlement of
thousands of refugees from Eastern
Europe and North Africa in the
face of Israel's serious housing and
financial shortages and the critical
political situation along IsraePs
borders.
CONFERENCE delegates will
wind up the 1857 effort, choose Off
GERS, and prepare for the 1858 UJA
life-saving campaign. William Ros-
enwald of New York, UJA general
chairman, and Morris w. Berin-
stein of Syracuse, UJA president,
will take major roles in the Con-
ference.
The delegates will hear a report
on needs of the Joint Distribution
Committee by Charles H. Jordan,
its director-general for overseas
operations. The overseas agency
aiding distressed Jews in more
than a score of countries and a
constituent agency of the UJA, the
JDC recently was invited by the
Polish government to set up en-
ergency aid operations for thous-
ands of Polish Jews being repatri-
ated from Russia.
THE IMPACT of the mounting
refugee problems on the programs
and needs of the Jewish Agency Tor
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13
Booklet On Family
Life Available Free

NEW YORK-A new edition of a
72-page booklet, 1.-THE Jewish Fam
lily Life" describing the traditional
laws and meaning of Jewish family
purity, is available free of charge
from Agudath Israel of America,
national Orthodox movement.
The booklet, written by DR.. Sid
ney B. Hoenig and published by the
Spero Foundation of Cleveland, is
in it's sixth edition and has gained
renown as an aid to the married
Jewish woman interested in fulfill
ing the Orthodox Jewish laws re-
garding family purity.
Copies can be obtained by send
ing 10 cents to cover postage and
handling, to Agudath Israel of Am
erica, 5 Beekman St., New York
SO. NY
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13
Farband Theatrical Troupe
Will Perform Here Feb. 26

and English.
The young cast includes Bonus
and Nina Bern, a singing-acting
team; Ben Zion Witler and Shifra
Lehrer, and the husband-wife COM
edy team of Max and Rose BoZyk.
Bozyk appeared in the Jewish
movie, "Yidlmitn Fidl."
The carnival is produced nation
ally by Farband. Members of the
local Farband arrangements COM
mittee are Isaac Brooks, chair
man; Nathan Chernovsky, co-chair-
man; J. B. Feldman, ticket chair
man; Al Blum, treasurer; Anna
Singer, recording secretary, and
Isidor Lesinsky, publicity and pro-
gram book.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13

Carnival of Stars" annual the
atrical event sponsored by Poale
Zion Farband and Pioneer Women
of Phoenix, will feature a tri-
lingual cavalcade of Jewish wis
dom. hunor, and songs from New
York at 8:15 pm. Feb. 26.
The portraits of Jewish life, bas-
ed on Jewish folklore, will be dl-
rected by Ben Bonus at the Wom-
ans Club. s02 w. Earl DR.. The
production is in Hebrew, Yiddish,
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13
.UJA Conference
To Hear Shureff

NEW YORK-Moshe Sharett, former Prime Minister
and Foreign Minister of Israel will give an up-tothe-
minute report on Israes critical immigrant absorption
situation at the goth annual national conference of the
United Jewish Appeal The conference will be held at the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1957-12-13

Lod, Israel, airport facilities will
undergo major Improvements to
meet an expected four-fold in
crease in tourist air traffic by 1860.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-04
GOV. FAUBUS. A MISTAKEN MAN DOING DISSERVICE TO
 CITY AND STATE Eisenhower

WASHINGTON, RAPresident Eisenhower described Gov. Orval Faubus of Arkansas today as a mistaken man doing a diSservice to his city and state. The Presi- dent also said he sees two ave- nues of hope for pulling troops out of Little Rock.
 In response to news conference questions, Eisenhower said two different situations could justify withdrawal of the troops now be- ing used 10 enforce integration at Little Rocks Central High:
 l. The giving of unequivocal assurances that the US. district court integration order will not be obstructed and peace and or der will be maintained.
 2. An actual, factual develop ment of peaceful conditions to the extent that local police could con- trol the situation.
 Eisenhower noted further that a committee of four Southern governors is still seeking a solu- ton.
 Eisenhower declined to go be- yond the Little Rock crisis to say whether his public pledges to sup port all measures necessary to up- hold the courts meant he would
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-04
Djilas On Trial In Yugoslavia for Anti-Red Book

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, RH Milovan Djilas, once President Tito's close associate, went on trial for the third time today for criticizing Communism. He defi- antly said he stood by every word.
 Djilas' offense this time was writing a book, published in the United States, which said that Communism as well as capitalism created an elite class.
 1T stick to my book from its first to it's last word," Djilas told the district court.
 The defendant was sunburned, well dressed and looked healthy.
 Western and Communist news men were ordered out of the court after the reading of the indict- ment, altho Djilas said he would answer no questions if the news men were ejected.
 The charge at that trial was that he had slandered Yugoslavia in a statement to news agency and in an article in the New York anti-Communist weekly, the New Leader.
 Djilas alleged Yugoslavia's for eign policy was against the inter ests of the Yugoslav people. He attacked Tito's government for failing to make a wholehearted condemnation of Russia's use of force in crushing the anti-Soviet revolution in Hungary.
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use troops to enforce integration elsewhere.
 He said he didn't want to get into hypothetical questions, and each case is different.
 But Eisenhower said court de- cisions must be sustained or this is not America.
 He also said no one deplores use of troops more than he does. This, Eisenhower said, is not real ly American except as it becomes necessary in the support of insti- tutions vital to this country.
 The courts, Eisenhower said, are not here just to enforce inte- grafton He said they are the bull wark, the shield against autocrat- ic government.
 If they can be defied in one re- spect, he went on, they can in all others and the result would be chaos or anarchy.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-04
Wrangell Pulp Mill
 Depends on Reorganizing Of Operating Company

PORTLAND, R-Development of a sawmill and a pulp mill in the Wrangell area of southeastern Alaska apparently hinges on the reorganization of an operating company, it was indicated today.
 If reorganization is successful, the company will take over rights to three billion feet of timber in Alaska and will be given time to build the mills, Ira G. Mason, chief of the timber division of the US. Forest Service, here from Washington, DC, said Thursday.
 Pacific Northern Timber O.. got cutting rights to the timber in 1854 provided it had sawmill in operation by Dec. 31 of this year and an 80ton daily capacity pulp mill by Dec. 31, 1862.
The Nome nugget., 1957-10-04
-Newspaperboy Day

Sunshine snow, sub-zero wnds-ts all the to your newsboy. No matter what the weather, he will deliver your paper.
 President Dwight D. Eisenhower, once newspaper boy himself, has spot in his heart for the half million ambitious teen-agers who deliver 500OO,O0O newspapers to homes throughout our nation.
 In message to the newsboys of America the Pres- dent stated: You learning basic methods which will benefit you in any field of endeavor You are earning money which will aid in your education You dealing with people and learning the give and take of effective human relations The best of luck and my warmest personal regards to all of you
 Upon the shoulders of these boys will rest the prob lems of leadership of Their experiences of responsibility selfreliance determination and service will make them good citizens and better and give them confidence in the future.
 Woof! Meow Chirp! Chain Store Age reports that production of pet foods is major industry. Our dogs and cats consumed $275 million worth of these foods last year. and parakeets fed to the tune of $65 million.