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The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01
Five Alaskans Win MasOn's 33rd Degree

WASHINGTON, R-The Su- preme Council of Scottish Rite Masonry, southern jurisdiction, this week elected 359 members to the honorary rank of 33rd degree, including five from Alaska.
 The 33rd degrees were conferred in a ceremony. The Alaskans hon ored are:
 Ed Locken, Petersburg; Ernest Andres, Ketchikan; Axel V. Os- berg, Arthur A. Hedges, Juneau, and James c. Ryan, Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA, SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION JESSIE L. SMITH, Plaintiff. EDWARD LEO SMITH, Defendant.
 No. 4141, Civil
 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT, GREETINGS: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the District of Alaska, Second Judicial Division, within thirty (30l days after the last publica- tion of this summons namely within thirty t30) days after the 23rd day of November, 1857, in case this summons is published; or within forty (40) days after the date of its service upon you in case this summons is served upon you personally and answer the Complaint of Court in the above entitled action. The plaintiff in said action prays for an absolute divorce,
 And in the event you fail to appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof. and will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for in her Complaint and as hereinabove stated.
 WITNESS the Honorable Walter H. seal of said Court hereunto affixed, the 31st day of October, 1957
 J. M. KRONINGER
 Clerk of the District Court
 District of Alaska
 Second Judicial Division Fred D. Crane
 Attorney at Law Nome, Alaska
 Publish Nov. 1, 8. IS, p. 1os7.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by The

us. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Partly cloudy tonight and Sat urday with northeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Colder tonight and Saturday.
 Nome data last "A hours as of 2 am. today: highest temperature 25, lowest IS. Max. wind 25 mph from the northeast. Sunrise at 7:40 a.m., sunset at 3:42 pm.
 A year ago today: highest tenn perature Is, lowest 5. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 50 in 1928, lowest 0 in 1918.
 Other Stations. am. Today
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01

MANCHESTER, England, R- Mrs. Deli Savage, 58, was sen fenced to three years yesterday for shoplifting a stove.
 A store detective said he arrest ed her as she staggered out the door with stove, a large electri- cal model, in her arms.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01
COLLECTORS ITEMS

PHILADELPHIA, R-Tho e fancy invitations to the 1856 we'd ding of Philadelphia Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco re- portedly are bringing $10 each from collectors now.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01

Lake Superior is believed to be the largest body of fresh water in the world.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-01
Won Braun, Former Scientist for
 Nazis, Wins High Honor in US.

When Brucker had finished, the scientist said:
 II am completely surprised :. but I accept this medal on behalf of all the personnel of the Army Ballistic Missile Agency who real ly deserve this honor"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Fear No Evil

created spiritual, therefore
are immortal and arc
destined TO be Christlike. and
exempt from oblivion into the
glorious protection and love
OF God.
II is through the Spirit
while striving for that Mind
which was in Christ Jesus
that We find a precious
solace.
The spiritual, eternal trr..,
Of God, m . dc msnifest
through chrisfs healing
power ere here right now,
70 libsssts end heal mankind.
We find o. we open our
consciousness 10 the SHINING
light Of good through prayer.
fvI study Of the Bible, and
Christian Science, there Is
food for ths good Of our we'll
being. Jesus knew no carnsl
mind, nor mortal man. He
saw man. woman and child
- sons and daughters Of our
Father which Is In heaven.
Mrs. Eddy says Up. $50,
S&H): Man is not God, but
like a ray of light which
comes from the sun. man the
outcome of God, reflects God.
mortal BODY and mind are
one, and that one Is called
man; but q mortal Is not man,
for man is immortal. :"
by pureness, by knowl.
edge, by long suffering, by
kindness, bv the Holy Ghost,
by love unfeigned,
by the word Of truth. by
the power Of God. by the
armour Of Righteousness on
the right hand and on the
left.
by honour and dishon-
our, by evil report and good
report: as decieyers, and yet
true;
"As unknown, and yet well
known; as dying, and, be-
hold, we live: as chastened,
ard not killed;
"As sorrowfvI, yet always
rejoicing; Is poor. yet max.
ing many rich; Is having
nothing. and vet possessing
all things. Ill Cor. 6:6-l0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


@ ! was told that the Wtr
Orphans education program al
lows up to Sll0 month for
handicapped young people who
need special restorative train
ng. Sometimes this training
Is expensive. Is there any wy
he allowance could be incrcas-
ed?
a Yes. II special restorative
training costs more than SOS
month. VA may step up III
monthly arswsnce accordingly
cwever. these excess payments
would cause reducaiion IN the
ieng h OF time a War Orphan
1iudent could train.
Q ! have been fatally and
permanently diabled for more
th.n half a year and | just
applied for waiver of pre-
miums on my CT insurance pol
icy, iWll the waiver become eff
fective restroactively, TO the
date ! first became totally dis
abled?
A-No The waiver will be.
como efleci'vs six months after
your &c 81 disability comm enced
@ | have TO sell my house
and move to another climate
that Wi ! be more beneficial Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

ny health. ! understand that
lndcr these conditions may
Ct my Gil home loan rights
ics,orei. What kind Of evidence
loCs VA require 10 approve re-
stor ionP
n VA will weni statement
rom e reputable physician con.
.irm'ng hat The change in c'im-
ste Is essentisl 10 your health.
q ] think ! am toking the
wrong course Of training under
tho Kcrc,n CT Bill Before max
ing my one and only change of
course, could receive VAS
vocational counseling TO hep
me get on the riehi track?
a Yes. in filling out the
application for change cf.,
course. indicate on the form
he you went vocai'onsi coun.
5e'ing. An eppoin meni will be
fche duled for you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

By the time the Prins Cas-
mn had passed. Cleveland But
40 and Toronto, Cap'an Pier
re Huilmand had taken On
trucks. flour, hides and peid.
HIS ship. experily handled by
thlrty-man crew, was drawing
almost fourteen feet. maximum
Tor pa. sage through the shall
cw canals north Of the ST
Lawrence River Only al Mont
"a could she load 10 her 1900
ton capacity fer the deep water
voyage across the Atlantic.
Not ss long as a football gridi'
rcn and only az feet across her
beam. the Prins Casimir takes
week 10 sail from Detroit 10
he sea. pul ss she steams slong
comfortably ct ten or twelve
kno S. she has 0 window on the
'uture. She threads around giant
dredges cluitering the lush
Thousand Islands and bYpasses
mammoth half-cempleted con-
crete works. getting closeup OF
tc morrow's great Seawsy route
rs IL comes into being.
BY 1859. when the Seaway
opens, the Prins will trim Ia
days from her 44-day round trip
New Canadian and American
locks will reduce 10 a matter
OF hours the present iortuous
wo-day passage through the
Soulanges and Lachine canals
Banking on the Seaway's pot.
enfisl. her owners are planning
two l0.000-ion, 100 passenger
fro fighters fer exports OF Ameri,
can farm implements. chemica's
and manufactures. returning
with Europesn glassware. clocks
liqueurs and the like. United
States ship operators are max
ing their plans. TOO. Farrell
Lines. for example, Is studying
SeswsY Africa possibilities.
No doubt about II, the St
Lawrence Scaway will corner
the bulk cargo onnage of iron
ore, whea and woodpulp. But
IL the moment no one really
knows how much of the highly
profitable cargoes Of manufac-
lures will move over the new
rou G. Reason; Seaway tolls
which will have a bearing on
reight rates, have not yet been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Indignation Paradox:
Some Pupil Against

LOUISVILLE - Lack of or
sanized movement among Ne
.roes themselves to effect
chool migration here has
.ept down the number OF Ne
gro students in white schools
The few who were integrated
lid so without incident.
One reason for the lack ct
pressure smong Negroes for
wider infegraiion has been the
Vesro teachers who fear loss Of
obs. Another 10 ihst only he
best Negro students have been
inesrefea and he fsschers In
no schools frem which they
were taken have MOI been too
inxlous 10 lose their b-If s.u.
dents.
Higher academic demands of
the white studen 5 mean that
only the best integrated stu
dents have wanted TO remain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

KNOxVItI.r Tenn. 49, Two
m y,il'c College professors. a
,rmar student and'a Uri'arian
,hul ch wo kcr s'ar 81 2 canvas
ing project in the l'onA Wos.
ecdon 81 Knovv.l q to Sc
Negroes 80 qualify as 70 crs by
Germ 'ently registering at the
Court HcLsc.
WerdinI en- their spare time
they cured 20 por-ons down.
Swr and returned them to their
ZONES during wo week per-
lol. Already fox ere ,slkins
obout the idee end u seems
hot The movement will gain
me mr. mum.
Now that this experimental
effort has proved fruitful it is
hop, d tn Metro ministers. ci-
vic and lraternal organizations
will continue the job OF getting
Knoxvlllc's 1000 potential O.
gro voters qualified. Around
1000 e the local $4,000 Negro
population are re sis'crcd and
qualified voters.
In scarcely two months can
didnios in the City election
VIII be seeking three seats in
The City Council and three
seats on the School Pea .le
primary is thursday Novcm-
hcr z and he Run-Olf Is set
Tor Thursday, Nov 81, Rev.
Frank Gordon, Knoxville Col
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
Hart Urges Pres.
To Name Rights
Committee

Let us hope the Pre- idcn'
Will appoint rcsolAic and able
supporters on equal RICH S fer
III 20 the seven important po-
u IONS provided fir in the c.vll
figh's bill" said Lieutenan,
Governor philip 4. Hart in 9
p.och 10 lnpham County d.
moor $ al Lansing Wedncs.
day nisht.
civil RIGHTS sdvcca'es esn'
iinus ic be disappointed. ! =,
icvs in The isi,u: o. II
President % er'sp laadersh 7
cppc rtuniiics." eeid Hart. "sns
ppoininent Of for hrich' sup
poriers CT evil rights 10 ihos'
,oysn PEGS is sorelY needed &
eassure DO h Americans enc
'hr pi lions CT highly Interest
q spectators throughout ih'
gorlS at ihs President Dc :,
20 iniend - rcmein pycoccu
90 on tho farways while !
tw wii'ul pvhlic otiie' as EN-
unruIY scIc o., chi d-,n 90 enap
subytrt Infatuated Stale
-onsti uiion.
The L',utcnan Governor 70
inrod 10 the six positions d
the federsl Civil Rights C'n
mission authorize in the re
ccntlypasscd civil rights BIZ
md 10 tho new assis ant l. s
t.fncy general the bill ais
provided for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

In the white schools. In reverse
Sc me e the poor white ulents
have been atti acted TO he Ne
gro schools where standards
are less. Lack of social oppor-
unitles for Negro kids in white
schools has also been a limit
ing factor. This latter has
sau7ed some integfated NcglI
students 10 ask To return To
Negro schools,
Whereas IL Negro high school
students transferred 10 white
chocls. 10 o hsrs already In
those schools wanted 10 trans.
Ter beck 10 the Negro schools.
d. Omer Cermlch y Is a'so
working now on faculty inte-
arauon. o touclly subject. A
firs step was integra ion of the
Kentucky Teachers Assn with
the white Kentucky Education
Assn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
General College Community
Leads The Way In KnorUiHc

lcpc far,llv member and pas.
or OF Shiloh ~ Sbyterian Church
lcs' bv q very small margin IN
the off .Jr the school DO: I'd
in The last c,cc ion in 1865.
DR.. Charles T. Morton. form
~ chairman. Dcpar ment Of
Philosophy and Religion a
Knoxville College. and the Uni
arian Church official (namc
Withhold agreed during chat
., Fisk University meeting
that three things had TO be
done in Knoxville. These were:
!, Sop the trend toward a
pattern Of segregation in the
Unvicrsiy Ct Tennessee Re-
search Hospital. acity-state- fed
cral project.
9 Increase the number Of
registered Negro voters to make
city offici5ls act more RESPONSE
bly, toward indignation.
3. Get the City TO set up pilot
project on indignation through
regular summer school sessions.
DR., Morton. now heading the
Department of Philosophy and
Religion at billiard University,
New Orleans. La. found many
eligible persons r-"-pt.vc and
crTo . ..gia,er :',ter brief
ala plain explanation as TO
what II means 10 them. A service
station manager released his
help 10 register for one hour
with nav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

SGT.
| plan 10 repCr. on tolls in
future letters. but in tho me. ~
time you shou q know 49,
there IS a move aioot by the
llroads, long lme SenwAy
Toes, 10 render the route usc-
less by boosting 10 Is. Right
now the enemies Of cheap wa
'er transportation are tying 10
shift he Scawpy Corporation
mo The Department Of Com
mcrce. where they hope to
s'ranglc il sti'lborn As one
who has worked Tor years 10
bring the Scaway 90 reality !
do not intend 10 stand by and
watch this happen | have
alcrcd President Eisenhower
0 the danger.
Best wishes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

The frmest and hardest blow that has come person.
last gh' And It good onl, for the L. S. A., but
j. strong.
i j. good for the moral OF those who have stood firm
IS Tor the Civil Rig Of ALL And for those have stood
against the Of Jm.( row and segregation against Ne
groes. IS no citizens by heritage Who told few
white -ouherners that in their ignorance Of the truth
that they superior and other people their in
ferior charges, Not the good citizens and right think
ing people Of these modern times.
President Eisenhower ordering the L. s. Troops to
enforce Lite Rock integration proves his know how
10 bring all Oh the States Of he good old t. S. A. under
Law and order, 10 the knowledge of "One Nation, in
dNisble, with IibeTIy and Justice tor all
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Potter.
reports
the latest news from Washington
of special interest TO Michigan .

THE PRINS CASIMIR, "A chunky little frcightcr fly
ing the red white and blue Dutch flag tDok "A load
canned olerres Muskegon last week, then swung
north around the Straits Of Macknac down past Port
Huron and opened her hold at Detroit to receive ma
hnery and drugs. Outbound for Rotterdam and Ant
weep he belongs to the FjelOranie Lines and is y-
pca of the small vessels plying the lucrative Lakes
frade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
FROM THE BIBLE

LIFT Up YOUR EYES ON HIGH
Hast thou not known? Hast thou not heard that the
everlasting God the Lord the Creator of the ends of the
earth FAlLETH NOT NEITHER is WEARY? THERE Is
NO SEARCHING OF HIS UNDERSTANDING
.. they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their
strength; they shall mount up with wings eagles; they
shall run. and not be weary and they shall walk and not
faint."-lsaah 40:26, 70, 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

Gov Or,a Faubu~, bacAwood- hillby. eager to
graf selfish political ~ piping sfpl.e' has akncd him
self 70 pon,ilS pilot and q Gebauchers of human
righteousness
Tn, man alone IS ordeinp trools to prevent nine
Negro stud acquiring education has given
impGtu- 10 situation which has filled many hearts
with shame and di-g ist.
The sinful tight at Little Rock will not be forgotten
~ tie millions III colorcd persons throughout the world
We in the United states SCI onr ewes leader One
which W. would have other point to With pride and
say, See how wonderful j is ITO Is, in America.
We help to think what has gone throug
the minds OF TIE ttc Negro ch di insults shoves
spittle struck hem in the face We help but think
what is the nds of the thousands CT Negro troops
stationed thu world IN the protection of this
country.
What has been and is going thru tie minds of decent
men and women everywhere, they view scenes and
listen reports Of the violence and force that mas
spawned from Little Rock II will surely take belief in
our country men and unNaNering faith in the Lord
10 provide the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
.SIV ~ LITTLE ROCK
BY CHARLES M. TUCKER

Tn, wee escnt~ II Little Rock will go pass into
The American II story enc ot the darkest
bots United States democracy II will be long time
before America 3lll be able To the Haunting ac-
tons of the hate ii mob which has made force
of our constitution and Bill Of Rights.
These two documents for which men Of country
have fought and died to defend. Men Of all races,
creeds and rel g.ous beliefs. Men who rise the
wealth Of Nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
RACE FEPC
THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"

Gods iiberstor OF the Bible, the Christian Science
textbook has the necessary wisdom
Heaven OUR eternal life, and ALL reality IspIrifuai.
OF counsel found-sre diseovered-iN human cor
seovsness!
"If thou would be blessed! Obey Gods scenee and
bless others."-by .hDREW =. FRUEHAUF, c. S.
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. SEPT. 2s, 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28
JESUS ENRICHED
HUMANITY

Jesus, through the gift of
Cod. enriched man. woman
and child with permanent
support to overcome material
tllinps with spiritual ideas.
HISTORY IN 1857
Turning back the pages of
modern history, we find in
1857 the enforcement OF acts
Of Congress made in 1870 and
1871 for Furnishing offenses
that deny 10 citizens civil
rights of the United States.
And all of the people are
now by the civil rights bill,
Oh dcSegregation) underway
with enjoying the privileges
Of free men and citizens OF
America.
Jesus Christ, being i'm
mortal, pointed out the way
that mankind would have
longing to learn that in real
ity. the children of God. are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-09-28

"And SAYING Repent ~:
for the kingdom Of heaven
Is 81 hand.
For this is he that was
spoken OF by the prophet
tsaias. saying The voice OF
one crying in the wilderness.
Prepare We the way OF the
Lord. make his path S
straight. Matt. 3:l-3.
John said, II indeed bsp-
tie you with wstsr unto ~
pentsnes: but hs that eomsfh
after me Is nsishiisv than J
whose shoes am not worthy
10 bear; he shall bspsizs you
with the Holy Ghost, and
with fire.
Whose fan is in his hand,
ond he will thoroughly purge
his floor. :"
THE MESSIAH CAME
The Messiah came teach
ing, preaching and ruling out
the mesmerism of error OF all
sorts. and showing mankind
how to mount up on wings
OF Spirit and he healed them
of their present form OF deg
radiation. and tracing error,
all of il, back TO nothing
through the love OF our heav-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-11-01

serVicing Of air conditioners
and other appliances have
been added. So that now
almost any small or large
appliance can be bought, in
stalled and serviced at that
firm.
1--WE sell a furnace, we in
stall a furnace, we service a
furnace and we sell and de-
liver coal or oil to feed a
furnace" Mr.. Bennett said.
But Bennett and Block
sidge, Inc, not only heats
the house, it also cOOls 1t.
Air conditioners are sold
and installed and serViced
by this firm"
Bennett and Blocksidge,
Inc, watches the oil tanks
for It's custom mers and
keeps them filled always
leaving an automatically
metered bill Of sale with the
customer. Their sales can
be cash or the customer may
use their charge accounts
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-11-01

or the ten month budget
plan.
Mr.. Bennett is a native of
Chapel Hill. He played foot
ball in high school here and
then attended the UniversI-
ty before he began working
for the University in 1927.
Mr.. Blocksidge, "A native
of Pulaski, Virginia, joined
the University Service
Plants staff in 1880.
The Bennett and Block
sidge firm sell the following
trade brands Of goods. Fri
gidaire and Iron Fireman
furnaces, Frigidaire air con-
ditioners, Frigidaire refrig-
orators, Frigidaire washing
machines, Frigidaire clothes
dryers, Frigidaire dish
washers, Frigidaire ranges,
Hoover vacuum cleaners,
and a wide assortment of
lamps, therapeutic lamps,
small appliances, and cleo
trical equipment.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1957-11-01

BENNETT 4 BLOCKSIDGE
This Firm Created
BY Legislative Act
by Helene lvey

Our company was es-
tabIished by an act Of the
l.egislature,' Frank Block
sidRe, cO-Owner Of the firm,
Bennett and BlocksidRc,
Inc, said. He explained that
the University at one time
had to sell certain goods and
services because no one else
would come to the tiny town
Of Chapel Hill to do bust
ness. That is why the Uni
versity established the telc.
phone company, the electric
service plant, the water sys-
TEN and other services. At
one time the University sold
furnaces and the coal to be
used in them, refrigerators
and other appliances, scrV-
iced them and sold the cleo
tricity to run them, and at
the Book Exchange, it sold
almost anything.
Then in 1897 the State
Legislature passed the Um-
stead Act, IA law under which
the state could not be in
business in competition with
private enterprise. Mr.. llar-
vey Bennett and Mr.. Block
sidge worked for the Uni
versity Service Plants, "A de
partmcnt Of which J. S. Ben
nett (nO kin to Harvey was
then chairman.
Both men were assured
that they were not to be re-
leased from the payroll until
other jobs had been found
for them. But Mr.. Bennett
and Mr.. Blocksidge felt that
they knew the heating and
appliance and electric serv-
icing business and they
didn't just want a job. They
wanted a job in their own
field because they had some
thing to offer. They bought
the coal, the furnace and the
electrical retail appliance d.
vision and the electric serv-
ice division Of the Universi-
ty Service Plants.
They had their firm in the
current building Of the Uni
versity Service Plants for
two years before moving it
to its present site.
Since then the selling of
oil, oil furnaces and servic-
ing oil furnaces as well as
the selling, installing and