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The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
VOYAGE OF THE MAYFL OVER II

Mayflower II, that faithful replica of one of his torys most fateful voyagers, is nearing Americas shore After month of adventurous sailing her mod Pilgrims will set foot once more at Plymouth Massachusetts.
 The new Mayflower s engaged in a peculiarly rewardng type of shipping enterprise She has taken six seven times as long todays ships to do that. She is neither capacious comfortable. But she represents tangible contact with historic ideals that could hardly be conveyed into the present century in any other way dramatically.
 For the millions of Americans who soon will have a chance to chamber her, the Mayflower should serve as graphic reminder that the search for freer life be carried in extremely harsh conditions if the searchers inspiration remains steady beacon. Seeing the small ship and its cramped quar- ters set against the immensity of the beyond should recall to many Plymouth visitor just what awesome feat our early colonists performed.
 It is not often that Americans have chance to revisit the ideals that made their nation great without encountering blast oratorical pomposity But the Mayflower II will provide very silent very crete exception The Britons who presenting her to the American people have chosen thoughtful gift.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Contract Awards Made for Alaska School Projects

NEAU. R-AIaska Public Works has announced contract awards for school construction in the territory.
 An Anchorage firm, Ohls Con- struction Co.,, was awarded a $4O7, ,0OO contract for the building of a new high school at Homer. Another $1O4,0O0 contract from the Alaska Department of Educa- tion went to the same firm for four additional classrooms, shop and for site improvements at the Homer school.
 A Seattle firm, J. B. Warrack Co.,, received a S214,00O APW contract for school additions at Kenai.
 An additional contract for $35O,- 300 went to the Warrack Go. to build three additional classrooms, a home economics room, a library and other facilities. The latter work was covered in a contract awarded by the Territorial Dept of Education.
 The territory eventually will pay half the cost of the APW construction, and will assume title to the new facilities.
 School enrolment at Homer last year was 349. At Kenai, the enrolment was 378.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Good Intentions

ROCHESTER, NY. R-Dr. Mi chael Cronmiller wasn't home when Dr. Charles Lolande called, but 6-year-old James Robert an- swered the telephone. Could you take a message for your father?" asked Dr. Lolande. "Yes sir" said James Robert. "Wait till I get pencil"
 Dr. Lolande waited.
 James Robert returned to the telephone: 'The point is broken. I'll get another one"
 Dr. Lolande waited.
 James Robert came back again: "I'm here," he said, "but do you know what?"
 No" said Dr. Lolande.
 T can't write" said James Robert.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
NOME ASSAY OFFICE OPEN

ton and said arrangements Will be made to monitor broadcasts from stations in Siberia for the next several months to determine how much interference can be ex- pected by the aurora borealis.
 The first consideration then, he stated, will be to broadcast short wave over the North Pole.
 Also proposed, said Palmquist, is a 25O-watt commercial station for Nome He said the yearly re- 4ail sales in Nome total S3 million, and it is feasible for this area to support a commercial station.
 Palmquist said it is not the in tention of the new station to re- place the present AFRS station They will recommend that the AFRS station stay here for sever al years.
 Air Terminal B1ueprints
 President Jim Walsh advised the Chamber members that he has received blueprints of the Ju- neau air terminal and information on how the loan for it was ob- tained. Anyone interested in see ing the papers may contact him.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Edward G. Robinson Jr. Gets 60 Days Jail For Drunk Driving

SANTA MONICA, Calif., R- Edward c. Robinson Jr., 24, son of the actor, has been sentenced 10 60 days in jail and placed on three years probation for mis- demeanor drunk driving.
 His father, who came here from New York to sit beside the son in court Monday, wept The youths mother, Mrs. Gladys Robinson, who came from Paris for the oc- casion and sat apart from them, said. This is a very sad day"
 The parents, recently divorced, did not speak.
 Martin Earth, actors agent, lost the sight of one eye when young Robinson's sports car, in which he was riding, struck four parked automobiles last June 21.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
Fairbanks City Manager ReSignatiOn Refused

FAIRBANKS, R-Matt Slank- ard is to continue as city mana ger here. The City Council Mon day killed Al a motion that Standards resignation be accept ed. Councilman Jim Doogan cast the affirmative voc.
 The city manager had offered to quit because of continuing controversy.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05
ROTARY NOTES

At Rotary luncheon today, the guest was Tod Purcell, District Scout Executive, from Fairbanks.
 Two new Rotarians were well comed: Fred Cavota of Cavota's Store, and Bill Golden of Alaska AirlineS.
The Nome nugget., 1957-06-05

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
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Receives
U.N. Chief

VATICAN CITY-(Radio. Nc
United Nations General Secre-
tary Dag Hammarskjold was re-
ceived here by His Holiness Pope
Plus XII in an unusually long
audience lasting As minutes.
While details of the discussion
we're not officially announced. 1t
was widely reported in the Italian
press that the main topic was
world peace, especially the threat
of war in the Middle East and
atomic disarmament.
The UN chief came TO Rome
from New York on his way to Ge-
nevs, Switzerland, where he will
attend a series of UN meetings,
While here he also met with Ital-
ian President Giovanni Gronchi
and Premier Antonio Segni.
ii Popolo, Christian Democratic
daily, noted that the interest dis
played by the Pope in Middle
Eastern affairs and the recent
controversy on thermometer
tests clearly showed that the
Pontiff wanted to discuss both
matters in detail The latter is
sue particularly, II Popolo stated
was certainly the core of the
Pope's discussion with MIR. Ham
marskjoid.
The audience came little more
than week after the Holy Fa
ther issued his Easter message
to the world in which he stress
ed the peaceful uses of atomic
energy.
In an audience granted to the
UN general secretary in April
of last year the Pope also re
portedly discussed Middle East
ern problems. .
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

possibility of a general philosoph-
ical training which would parallel
study in the specialized fields,
He said that training priests for
a special apostolate among the
professional classes is worthy of
serious consideration. And he
said that the widespread exten-
sion of special weekend retreats
for professional groups should
be most welcomed.
The confidence which the
professional man has had in
the priest" said Mr.. Kilroy,
Should not be allowed TO dwin-
die because of . general fail.
ure TO appreciate that II is
threatened"
In another address to the con-
gress, Father Kevin Mcnamara,
professor of Dogmatic Theology
at st. Patrick's College, May
nooth said that Catholics should
strive to develop a lively sense
not merely of belonging to, but of
being the Church" :"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Pope Receives
Loretta Young

VATICAN CITY-Radio, NC)
His Holiness Pope Plus XII re-
ceived American screen and tele-
vision actress Loretta Young in
private audience.
Visibly moved, Miss Young told
an N,C.W.C. News Service re.
porter that the audience had
been one of the most marvellous"
events of her life.
After seeing him." she said. II
understood the reason why the
Sovereign Pontiff has such a
great influence throughout the
world, and the fascination which
his great personality exercises
on all who have the good for
tune to come near him."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
To Be Seen
From Afar

Being lifted into position by
a crane Is the 30-foof stainless
steel cross THAT will stand atop
the l25-foot tower Of the new
81. Benedieps Abbey Church,
Atchison, Kan. Church, now
sbuilding, will be open for pub
lie inspection in late August,
beginning q yssr.lons eenten-
nisi observance by monks Of
the Abbey, whose forsrunners
came TO Kansas from ST. VIM
CENTS Archsbbey. Lsfrobe, Pa,
In April, 1887. INC Photos)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

co-ediiors of The Catholic Press Associations Liter
ary Awards Committees non-fieton book projection
Dan Herr of the Thomas More Association at left and
Glenn Lane. city editor of fhe Chicago Daily News. The
book to be published in 1883 will include selections of
representative articles features, and stories from
Catholic magazines and newspapers illustrating he i'm
portanee of quality wrifinq
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

p. c. kiiroy, assistant seere-
fary OF The Catholic Truth So
ciefy OF ireland, told the an
nuat meeting OF Irish.priest-so-
biologists thar "the rift be-
tween religion and life Is large
iy explained by . general ig-
norsnee of religion on the part
OF the educated iaity."
In his speech, entitled, THE
Catholic Professional Man." Mr..
Kilroy commented:
Lacking any real religious ed
rcation, it is not surprising that
many a professional man gets the
uneasy feeling that his religion
cannot stand the test of rational
analysis.
He said the priests must get
closer to the Irish professional
man informally by working
through Catholic professional as
sociations, study groups, and the
various Catholic institutions in
which professional men partici-
pate.
The lay leader said that short
study of general philosophy pre-
ceding any professional course
has become an idealist's dream.
Despite their lip-service to
Cardinal Newman, said Mr.. Kill
roy, Irish university authorities
have too lightly dismissed the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Monaco's Prince, Wife
Received BY Pope

VATICAN CITY-(Radio, MO-
The Palatine Guard band play
ed the national anthem of Mon
AGO and detachment of Vatican
troops saluated as Prince Rainier
of Monaco and Princess Grace
arrived for state visit at the
Apostolic Palace during which
His Holiness Pope Plus XII ex-
pressed the hope that they would
always be examplars of 1.-The
splendor of Christian Faith"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

Loss Doesn't
Deter Reds
BY John A. creaves

LONDON-Despite the loss OF
fifth of its membership since
last October, the British Commun-
ist party refused to reject its
Stalinist leadership at its tradi-
tional four-day meeting here at
Eastertide,
The meeting ended with a
clear-cut victory for the Russia.
right-or-wrong" policy, and a
complete defeat for the rebel fac
ton which was disillusioned by
the Hungarian uprising and de-
nfanded more independence and
freedom of speech.
Biggest sensation at the confer
ence was the resignation of Pro
fessor Hyman Levy almost a
born-communist, whose Marxist
philosophical works influenced
an entire generation.
The grey-haired mathematics
and philosophy professor told the
conference:
u went TO the Soviet Union,
| saw and heard things that
shook me TO the foundation. |
got q bellyfvl that will last me
for the rest OF my life"
Trembling with emotion, he
added: Il must have the truth.
am not going to remain a mem
Der of a party that is going to be
deluded by its leaders"
Observers point out that mos'
iof the recent designations have
been "intellectuals, which leaves
a larger majority of members
from the industrial classes. This
should mean an intensified cIas,
war. fought with greater bitter
ness and determination.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Get Catholic Training

MANILA, Philippines-tNC)--
Approximately a million Catholic
pupils in the public schools Of
the Philippines are receiving re-
ligious instruction.
This total represents an In
crease of Is per cent over the
number receiving such inetruc-
ton in 1858.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Irish Layn,an Says
Educated Ignorant
Of Religion

ROSSLARE, Ireland - (NC) - An Irish lawyer ad-
dressing the annual Chrsus Rex Congress here blamed
the rise of secuarism the lack of religious education
among so-called educated people.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10
Closed BY Cardinal

WARSAW, - fNC)-poland's
special Marian Year which
opened when the nation was still
fettered to the Kremlin and the
Cardinal-Pfimate imprisoned -
closed May 5, with a Solemn Mass
offered by His Eminence Stefan
Cardinal Wyszynski at the nation.
al Marian shrine at Jasna Cora.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-05-10

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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14
MEDALS -.
BY MAXINE BETHEL

"A toast TO. all of you on !, this
occasion! We are. especially happy
that gracious big-little Miami will
have the. opportunity to display
good ole Miami hospitality to- our
many visitors, from Tallahassee.
We hear that many Marylanders
viii make the jaunt for this fes-
tive season. Wen be so. proud to
show off OUR ANTI The Book
er, Terrace win accommodate the
Maryland Hawks. The Sir John
Hotel viii house the Rattlers. To
the union of friends and families
and to the thousands of neophytes
to the city we add q special VEL
: COME!
CLARENCE A. Balm was
among the first to arrive We'd
nesday from Nassau in the Ba-
hamas where he Is involved in a
real estate brokers and invest
ment business. We have, him to
thank for interesting and engag-
ing many other natives Of that
city in the activities of the week
end via the Travel Agency seq
ment OF his business. He Is the
international chairman of the
. Orange Blossom Committee in the
Bahamas. This year win mark the
first time that a foreign element
will participate In the spectacular
parade. Be sure to look for Mas
sau's brilliant, colorful float!
TIE WILLIS MURRAYS Of
Brownsville are hosting the Off
cial FAMU Alumni party after
the banquet on Friday Per-
sonable Maybelle Hill will enter
tain intimate out-of-town friends
(including handsome brother,
Howard) Saturday after the game
s. frankie Dee, NV. Harper
representative, promises a gala
time at the Orange Blossom
Classic Committee-sponsored par
ty for the press, Saturday after
noon at the Sir John.
Amiable ANN LINDSEY play
ed hostess to the Courier Cara
van" at an informal affair at her
lovely Lib-City home Thursday
evening. Mrs. Clyde Killens en-
gagged them at her well-appaoint-
ed residence on Friday morning
for breakfast.
Douglas Elementary Schools
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14

sklt Space Fantasy, ~ won first
prize in the Teachers on Pa
rade" show -. Rebecca john
sons melodius vocal, renditions
accompanied by Lydia Richard
SON, with dancers, Hazel Cato, the
Williamses - African, Girthia and
Paula, Margaree Orr, Cynthia.
Symonette, Doris Burroughs, Con-
ME billiard, Rowena Sutton, Yer
non Jackson and Irwin Strachan
showed real ingenuity and mag
ination.
Ghana,s (New African Coun-
try) Chief Justice, SIR X. ARKU
KORSAH and Lady Korsah are
planning to our gay city this week
end. The prominent couple will
be the guests Of Judge and Mrs.
John johnson at the game.
. . .
JAMES A. JOHNSON, a senior
medical student at Meharry, will
motor home to join his family,
the Daniel Johnsons Of NV 72nd
street in celebrating the weekend.
He will play host to several
schoolmates who will accompany
him on the trip.
ROSEMARY B. DONALDSON.
native Miamian, and :. former
physical education instructor at
Carver High in Coconut Grove,
will motor home for Christmas
from Dayton, Ohio, where she Is
employed in the public school
system.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Blatch
Of Liberty City have announced
the marriage Of their daughter,
Gloria Altamese TO George Victor
McPhee. The wedding will take
place at st. Agnes Episcopal
Church, Sunday, Dec. % Clio
ria, a local schoolmarrn Is q Ben
nett grad.
Houseguesting with Ella Clark
for the weekend are Colonel and
Mrs. Anderson Pitts Of Atlanta
and DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Andrews
Of Tampa.
Municipal Auditorium at Bay
front Park will be agiow day
after Christmas when local chap
tiers OF Omega Psi Phi and Delta
Sigma Theta merge to entertain
their friends at a formal dance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14
YMCA to Solicit

The George Washington Car
yer branch -YMCA win solicit
funds for the building program
at the Orange Blossom Classic
Saturday, Dec. IA.
Charles L. Williams and the
students of Booker T. Washington
high school have, agreed to pass
the containers during the half
time.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14
THE MIAMI TIMES" Peoplss' Newspapers
SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1867 PAGE


Beauticians Unit No. a win
sponsor an Old Fashion Social
Saturday night after the Classic
at the Woodmen's Hall (upstairs),
926 NV 3rd ave. Admission $l.OO.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14

Mrs. Elmina Taylor. sl5O NV
50th st., celebrated her birthday
last Sunday. Dee. 8.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14

Municipal Auditorium ut Bay
front Park will be agiow day
after Christmas when local chap
tiers OF Omega Psi Phi and Delta
Sigma Theta merge to entertain
their friends at a formal dance.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-14

Houseguesting with Ella Ola
for the weekend are Colonel a
Mrs. Anderson Pitts Of Altar
and DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Andre
Of Tampa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Can you tell the villain from the hero
in TV Westerns? We mean before the
varmint sticks up the stagecoach = not
afterwards. With more horse operas on
the air than ever this season, you're in
danger of lot Of confusion whenever
you tune in a few minutes late.
Well sir, we'd like to let you in on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
1y LESLIE LIEBER
This Week TeIeWiSiOn Editor

secret rule of thumb which directors use
in casting crooks for Westerns like
The Adventures of Jim Bowie
Seems it's all done with sideburns. All
bad guys on the Bowie show must have
sideburns longer than the shows hero,
Scott Forbes who himself sports side
burns - Continued on next page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Whycought through
another ftful night
that leaves you
tired, edgy? Per-
tussin with Thymol
soothes coughs Of
colds or flu quickly,
let's you get the
natural sleep you
need. Unlike ordi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
How To Tell
The Bad Guys

IL you turn your ~ on in
the middle Of a Western, do you
know which side to root for7
Here's a secret that will
help you unmask the scoundreI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

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from herbs. Contains no habit-forming
codeine or improved drugs. No wonder
it's prescribed by so many doctors for
young and old. Good tast-
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PERTUSS lNeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

4s-FT. BAY-BUILT BOAT. fully
equip. incl. ship-to-shore,. single
screw, S2.750 for quick sale. Will
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son. WO. 6-5T06 or WO. 6-7Sl7,
or see at Woodland Beach Boat
Ward
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or Va: reasonable rates ma
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MODERN COTTAGE WANTED TO
RENT = Private beach and boat,
good fishing July 81; l or
weeks. MR.. POWELL, Q TO 9,
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Extras
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

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trailer: sell complete, 5000; orig.
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RICHARDSON, 20 IT,, guaranteed
sound; NORDBERG. 95 hip, less
than 90 hrs: prewar Little
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Taarlft1 Anrh0raOa nealR Md