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The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
"a Airljnes

From Anchorage: Merlin Nel- son, Arthur Jessup, Richard At wood. Carolyn French, Patrick Walch, George Svarzchops, c. G. Carlson, George Weimer, Thomas Delucco, Gordon Fritz, F. Martin, Paul Southwell, '. Kunkel, Ted Curley.
 To Anchorage: James von der Heydt, Frances Geary and infant, John Seaberg, MT. and Mrs. Hal Crosby, S. Harhut, L. Voight, Cliff Holm, E. c. Tinsman, Robert Gall braith, Dwight Wells, Lou Cross, John Townsend, Mir. Ruhler.
 From UnalaAeet: Sheldon Ryan.
 To Unalakleet: Sheldon Ryan, w D Lennon, George Gould, and E. Gibbons.
 To McGrath: Col. Ross and Tom Carroll.
 To Kotzebue: H. o. Pitcher, Mary Pitcher, Ida Harris.
 From Kotzebue: John Town send, Lou Cross, Thomas Smith, Robert Galbrieth, E. Gibbons, George Gould, H. A. Ruhler, w. D. Lennon, and Wells.
 From McGrath: Martha Nova kuk.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
Philippine Air Force Plane Wreck Found With Mine Dead Aboard

MANILA, lH-A searching US. Air Force helicopter yesterday found the wreckage of a Philip pine air force plane missing since Tuesday with nine men aboard.
 There was no sign of life around the plane.
 A ground search party pressed toward the wreckage on a jungle mountainside some 50 miles northwest of Manila
 One passenger aboard the plane was the younger brother of the Philippine air force commandant
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
House Getting Painted AZ Ixast-After Midnight

LOS ANGELES, Tom Max well has yielded to the entreaties of his wife and children and is painting the house, even tho he has to do it after midnight.
 a.ssMy wife, Marie, said that she wouldn't do any decorating for Christmas until painted the house." Maxwell explained to a reporter who found him painting at 4 o'clock yesterday morning.
 Maxwell works as a market manager until midnight. His wife has been after him about a year and a half to paint the house.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
Wien Airlines

To Fairbanks: w. L. Roman, J. A. Gillette, Roger Thompson, An drew Markovich, Stanley Ahk- valuk, Edna Crawford, Clifford Martin, George Leveque.
 From Fairbanks: R. C. Smith, J. B. Starnes, C. Chamberlain, Clarence Herbert, Maj. C. Bon nett, Harry Lewis.
 To Kotzebue: Merlin Nelson, c. F. Schneider, Paul Hensser, John Doore, Cliff Campbell, Marion Sheldon, Barbara Anderson
 From Kotzebue: George Wiese, Robert H. Diehl
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13
Carrie McIain Finds Contrast to None II z.I5E

spent visiting, ! did take Ein the' Field Museum and Museum of Science and Industry.
 It was good. toz reach Atlanta, Texas, my journeys end, and find Marjorie and Larry there to meet me. Atlanta has about 5000 popa- lation, a typical small southern town, while Queen City, four miles away, appears more like an off-shoot. Pine tree thickets, oak and elm cover this area and pecan trees are in many yards.
 On our trip to Dallas and Forth Worth we passed acres of cotton fields, the plants already turned brown and only a tuft of cotton here and there, as cotton picking was about over. Each row is gone over for a second and third pick ing. The stalks are not much over two feet high and must be planted
 
 anew each spring.
 Just once did we see some darkies in the cotton fields with the long cloth sacks hanging from their shoulders, much as you see in the geographies. With cotton and black-eyed peas, two impor- tant products, you don't wonder that the slang expressions, "cot- ton pickin'" and ''pea pickin' :" are so generally used down here. It's amusing.
 While in Texarkana, 25 miles from Queen City, I noticed sta tue on small square near the courthouse with this inscription:
 ''To Our Loyal Confederates. More than anything this brought the realization to me that I was in the South"
 Sunday I am to show my slides and those of Rev. Mecklenburg on "Methodism in Alaska" at the Methodist Church. Will likely also show them at the nearby Baptist Church.
 expect to stay here with Mar jorie and her three boys until the first part of January. Then I will start up the Atlantic coast.
 Kind regards to the Pioneers and all of Nome and Merry Christmas
 Sincerely
 Carrie McLain
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13

Queen City, Texas Dec. 5, 1857 Dear Friends,
 Here am in the deep south with the weather most of the time like the sunniest summer in Nome, with the grassy lawns still green and roses still blooming on the bushes.
 This place is near Texarkana in northeastern Texas, which is the humid, sticky-hot area and in line of the tornadoes. In fact, the day after I arrived, there was ter rife thunderstorm and tornado warnings were sent out, so we all hit it for storm cellars.
 When last wrote you was on my way to Minneapolis and Chi cago. I like Minneapolis and en- joyed my two-day stay with Mrs. Marx and Ethel. MT. Vogen has nearly completed their new home which has a separate apartment for Mrs. Marx and so bring the family together again as in Teller. While in Minneapolis, the First National Bank was celebrating it's Tooth anniversary Nov. 1 and had open house. Folks were served coffee and petit-fours. Women were given lovely rosebuds and potted plants. It was gala affair with large baskets of roses and fall flowers Folks were submit ting their names for the $1O0 giv- en away each bank day for the month of November.
 In Chicago I visited with my youngest sister whom I had not seen in 37 years. Neither of us knew the other but we weren't long getting acquainted.
 Also in Chicago resides Mazda lene Klippens Rosene, who was a Lutheran sister at the Teller and Mary's Igloo Missions in 1923. It was pleasure to see the colored slides Magdalene and her doctor husband have taken in their var ious travels.
 Rev. Dahle's daughter, who spent her childhood and youth at Shishmaref, also lives in Chicago with her husband and two dear little girls.
 Altho most of my time was
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 PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that l.. C. FERGUSON Executor of the estate of CHARLES A. TRACER, deceased, has herein filed his Final Account and report of his administration of said estate to- gether with a Petition for Distribution of the residue thereof to the persons entitled thereto, and the court has ap- pointed the 18th day of March, 1858 ssat 1:30 o'clock PM. in the office of the U. s. Commissioner at Nome Alaska as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and to the settle- ment thereof, and to the adjudication and determination of the heirs and dis- tributes of said deceased All persons interested therein are hereby notified to appear at said time and place and file their objections, if any they have. to said account. petition and adjudication. LET A COPY OF THIS NOTICE be published in the Nome Nugget, once a week for THREE (3) successive weeks. the last day of such publication to .be not less than TEN uO) DAYS prior to the date of such hearing.
 DATED at Norne, Alaska, this 5th day of December, 1857.
 1Seal) /s/ Herbert J. Jenlxs
 US. Commissioner and Publ. Dec. 13, 20, 27 1857.
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OLD PARTIES HAVE PARTY

WARWICK, RI, lRMrs. Mil dred c. Burton celebrated her Tooth birthday yesterday.
 With her were her three young sisters, aged 80, 83 and 90.
The Nome nugget., 1957-12-13

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CHARLES A. TRACER, deceased.
 In Probate
 No. 852
 NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACC0IIHIc Mn
, 1957-12-28
GOOD APPOINTMENT

THE APPOINTMENT of John D. Merwin to the
position of Government Secretary Of the Virgin Islands
is a good one. and those who made the suggestion, and
followed through should be commended.
THERE ARE MANY reasons for this papers enthu-
siasm and approval of the appointment. SO often top
level positions are confined strictly to political payoff,
from remote corners Of the country which have nothing
whatever in common with these Islands that word Of ap-
pointments from those sections causes not a ripple.
Here, then, is a difference, and one worth noting with
satisfaction.
JOHN D.. MERWIN is part and parcel of these Is
lands. His father and grandfather before him made
these Islands their home, and did it so well that they,
too, served in the legislature. Instead Of remaining on
the mainland after mis- study at Yale and Georgetown
Law School, John MerWin headed for these Islands, and
quickly made it known that he would not be content
only to beat a path between his office and his home.
THERE IS ALSO another reason why this appoint
ment meets with such satisfaction in this corner. 1t at
fords these Islands a voice in the top rung OF the Gov
ernmental. ladder where a word may be most important.
True, the Governor may love his job and everything
that goes with it, but some day he might fly off to sunny
California, and so may other top officials. But every
thing which Senator Merwin does must, of necessity, be
in terms of permanency and the future Of these Islands.
And that is more than can be said for 50 many others.
THAT THERE is the training. and qualification
there can be no doubt, and Attorney Merwin will bring
to the Office all the equipment which it could possibly
need. Under the circumstances, therefore, small politics
aside. there can be no real, honest opposition raised to
this appointment. ~<
, 1957-12-28
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

been evidence Of violations from
the very outset (of the ieli
consent decree) and that there
were no prosecutions"
Point 70 Court Proceedings
Mr.. Heating and Mr.. celler
differed basically on whether
this kind Of question should be
asked or answered IN view Of
the pending court proceedings.
Mr.. Heating. holding no brief
for the oil company defend
ants. or for past administra-
tions. described this trend Of
inquiry as likely to provide q
windfall for attorneys for those
companies. and otherwise pref
udice the Governments case.
He protested against what he
described as trying those cases
in a congressional committee
hearing. instead Of . court
ROOM"
Mr.. Cellerwho predicted the
Government win win the cases
declared nevertheless that the
subcommittee questioning Is
proper and necessary end viii
reveal nothing the defendant
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Icompanies do not already know.
IN fact. he said. many Of the
documents and other material
relating to the history Of the
i0ll consent decree were oh.
tanned BY the subcommittee
from those companies, rather
than from the Justice Depart
ment.
After two full days Of inter-
rogation. Mr.. Hansen and his
Anti-trust Division associates
finally left the witness table
late yesterday, Mr.. Hansen
commented that despite his
often voiced fears that the
questions were hurting the
Governments case in court. he
learned a few things that might
help Government attorneys an
ticipate defense counsel argue
ments.
The subcommittee today ques-
tons Interstate Commerce
Commission Chairman Owen
Clarke. James =. Moss OF the
American Petroleum institutes
transportation division, and
others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

today Is that the roles Of Mr.
Celler, chairman OF the House
Judiciary Committee, and Mr..
Keating, top minority member.
are greatly reversed from the
customary controversial con-
duct Of those friendly foes.
Differ ON Questioning
Mr.. Celler, 69-year-old Dem
ocrat from Brooklyn. insists on
a line Of questioning TO deter
mine why the Justice Depart-
ment--especially In the Demo-
cratic-controlled years from
l94l to i953--did not crack
down on oil companies and
pipeline operators that seemed
to be violating a consent de-
cree to stop alleged discrimina-
tory rebates.
He declared that the sub
committees investigation has
found evidence indicating
"chicanery and the use Of
double records" by some oil
companies subject TO the ls4l
decree. He complained that
the Justice Department made
no move until shortly before
the subcommittee hearings
started this week.
Mr.. Heating. 57-year-old Ro-
chester Republican. contended
the subcommittee should not
ask Assistant Attorney General
Victor r. Hansen. an Eisen-
hover appointee as chief Of
the Antitrust Division. to say
whether Roosevelt and Truman
appointees to that post were
lax, derelict or worse in fall
ing to compel enforcement Of
the l94I consent decree.
He urged Furthermore. that
the subcommittee ask Mr.. Ham
sen only what he or his inn
mediate Eisenhower-appointed
predecessor, now Federal Judge
Stanley F. Barnes, did or did
not do about taking court ac-
ton against oil companies
currently regarded by the JUS
tice Department as violating
the i6-year-old decree.
He attempted to ask Mr..
Hansen late yesterday wheth-
er the nti-Trust Division acted
more theoretically during the
last year on this matter than
1t did under Mr.. Hansen's pred
ecessors since 1871. Chairman
Celler banged the gavel and
chided Mr.. Heating for inject
ing q political" query.
4 Suits Filed by Justice
Earlier this month the jus
tice Department filed four suits
In United States District Court
here. complaining that several
OF the companies involved in
the l94i consent decree have
been violating those provisions.
The 1871 decree was APP
proved in court without q trial
and on agreement Of the Jus
tice Department and some 20
major oil companies and 81
pipeline companies. The de-
cree permitted shipper owners
of common carrier pipelines to
receive dividends or payments |
from the pipelines up to Z
per cent Of the valuation Of the |
pipeline companies property. |
In the present complaints.
the Justice Department charges
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that some Of the companies
greatly exceed the I per cent
limit. subcommittee stan
statements yesterday indicated
that such dividend payments
may have exceeded 20 per cent
In some instances.
An Antitrust Division wit.
ness. w. D. Kilgore. jr.. chief
of the Judgment and Enforce
ment Section. testified yestcr-
day that:
I'VE know from the records
Of the division that there has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Keotine Battles Cellar
On Oil Prosecution Lag
~ ROBERT K. WALSH

The House team Of ceer and Heating, Democratic and
Republican, members respectively from New York Is saving
highly important Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee
hearing from bogging down In esasms and lack Of public
novel feature Of public hearings In their third day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

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or TO REPLACE. usuRP. OR DESTROY HER PERMANEs
10 Bring Comfort P-e-w-e-E and Libers
Eaeh HI Bomb A Word Disaster :"
by Andrew f hyebaf C1 +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of "our father-Mother God. all
haruponious" (p 16 Science and Health with Key q
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
nessage and mission, who wildly the grace Of God
do = Fruehauf-Martn Luther job in this ase!!l
And howl Science & Health, our textbook, Is Cod'a
Liberator OF The Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROMEl AND THE
WRITER Is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOOL
Jesus "Ioved righteousness and hated niquity"i
The S1ukewarm" live IN q fools paradise."i
Letter TO The Detroit News
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up the study with Science
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures. There the expla-
nation and answers may be
found.
Mrs. Eddy's definition of
God in Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures is
as follows:
God. The great / am; the
all-knowing, all-seeing, all
acting, all-wise, ALLOWING,
and eternal; Principle; Mind;
Soul; Spirit; Life; Truth;
Love; all substance; intelli-
gence."
Gods. Mythology; a belief
that life. substance, and in
telligence are both mental
and material; supposition of
sentient physicality; the be-
lief that infinite Mind is in
finite forms: the various
theories that hold mind to be
a material sense, existing in
brain, nerve, matter; sup
posititious minds, or souls,
going in and out of matter,
erring and mortal; the SER
tCoptinued On Page q
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How Thorpes Spent Miehigan's
$4,000"
Put Most OF It Into Bar Deals"

Detroit Times)

Last night Thorpe blamed Michigan for "sII fhe trouble"
He ssid
THE state way behind in It's payments Of commits
sons my wife fhe sale Of auto tags and for other
services We had 10 dip into bank deposits Of state funds
70 pay the office help and meet operating expenses
Soon we were In debt more than 1900. We could
take u any more. suggested that we leave.
tsss HOW THoRPEs. Page ~
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Christian Science On W

Pierce High School, Crosse Pointe Park. ga
MAGNIFICENT
Mr. Will Davis. c.s.B. General Manager, Committees
Publication for the globe, superb in his management Of
these iranseripons and gracious introduction.
Mr. Davis. incidentally, $4,000 year advertising
years ago, with the old Literary Digest And how
young he looks!
Six Christian Scientists and women, testified the
marvellous heangs and many years blessings due to the
Second Coming of the Christ in Christian Science fulfill
ing promise and prophecy Of Jesus that wicked and
sdvIterovs generation" of "ANOTHER COMFORTER"
THE COMFORTER. WHO WILL ABIDE WITH YOU
FOREVER AND TEACH you ALL THINGS!
And so. after the Civil War SEEMING crvcxion Of the
Chrsdea Of perfect and only Creator, creation and uni
Of omnipresent heaven and eternal ife excluding
utterly any reality TO the MYTHICAL. devsh. sniichrs
AdamEve ego and psychology Of svppositious creation
supposed TO have originated with and woman Of
whose two first offspring a murderer
(See CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, Page ~
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Moses exhorted these COM
mandments with a warning
TO the children of Israel after
he had led them out of Egypt.
Moses Warned
After Moses had again re-
minded the people of the
protection received during
their wandering while CON-
ing out of the darkness and
dismal slavery of Egypt, he
warned them against the
demagoguery of idol gods.
Take heed to yourselves,
that your heart be not de-
ceived, and We turn aside,
and serve other gods, and
worship them.
And then the Lords wrath
be kindIed against you, and
he shut up the heaven, that
there be no rain, and that
the land yield not her fruit.
and lest ye perish quickly
from of the good land which
the Lord giveth YOU"
When one just cannot un-
d e r st a n d why droughts,
floods, calamities in the land
arise, turn to your Bible, take
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15
Billy Graham Urges Hearers To
Look Into 'God's Mirror"
5/28-Detroif News

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Mr. Graham SHALL and will submit. and urge all others
TO do likewise TO Ny Indispensable able impers-
tive Christian Science textbook "ScENcE AND HEALTH
WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" dictated TO NV in.
comparable Prophecies, DsvghterRevestor Mary Baker
Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-15

Mr.. Nay began with those we'll known, much loved, his
torc words
WE HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE sELF-EvlDENT.
THAT GOD HAS CREATED ALL MEN EQUAL mot AN
ADAM NOR AN EvE BUT A cHRlsTLIKE INDIVIDUAL
tTY. F-L-E-s-Hl-E-S-s, IM-MATERIAL. SPIRITUAL,
ETERNAL. GODS IMAGE AND LIKENEssll AND THAT
THEY ARE ENDOWED BY THEIR MAKER WITH IN
ALIENABlE RIGHTS. AMONG WHICH ARE LIFE, LIB
ERTY. AND PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS y
This soon followed by Mr.. Nay reading from p los
OF the Christian Science textbook The concluding page Of
The Chapter. "ANIMAL MAGNETISM UNMASkED" land,
mans triumph therefo!)
You Tribune readers we'll familiar with citing Of
these words Of the beloved Leader Of the Christian Science
movement.
You will also recall that have repeatedly stated that
The Tribune Publisher dviney led many years ago.
TO write into his textbook. this psraphrsse LIKE OUR
NATION, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE AND MAN have THEIR
DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE!
tsee MAGNIFICENT HENRY. Page ~
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That's What The Devil Says!

VIA THOSE:
"OH We OF LITTLE FAITH" Jesus said 70 the Adams
and Ewes, Satan bovnd"I
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THAT IS THE MYSTERIES OF SATAN BOUND"
ADAM-EvE DUPEs!-vIcTlMs OF THE MYTHICAL,
DEvILlsH, ANTI-cHRIST ADAM-EvE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS, IN WHICH THE
SECOND CHAPTER or GENESIS, AND SUBSEQUENT
CHAPTERS, SEEK TO MAKE NE. GOD. MORTAL MAN.
LIKE! THE ONE AND ONLY ONE FIRST CAUSE
PERFECT CREATOR OF AN Externally HARMON
IoUs, COMPLETELY POPULATED UNIVERSE
FLEsHLEss. IM-MATERIAL, SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE
THESE POOR DUPEs. VICTIMS OF PATHETIC
SATAN BOUND" RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP. ARE
ENTERTAINING A CONCEPT OF AN ADAM-LIkE
GOD!
Genesis ls Chapter spiritually interpreted in divine
y scientific. Chrisflike sense. is eternsIIy valid.
V26-"AND GOD SAID LET US MAKE MAN AFTER
OUR IMAGE AND LIKENESS. Infinite. FIeshIes Spirit!L
AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION :" OVER ALL!
w. Bland GOD SAW ALL THAT HE HAD MADE,
AND BEHOLD IT WAS [--S-l VERY GOOD" And that
is the eternal uncomfortable truth!
There has been any reality in matter" devil.
hell. sin, disease. DEATH disasters wars eventhe Adam
Eve ego and psychology. These merely MYTHICAL
mortal thought concepts eovnfereits and bvrIesqves Of
divine idess!!
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FEAR NO EVIL
Be Cheerful In The Lord

We be cheerful in the Truth that makes Free when
be still and know there only everlasting, eternal
God
Therefore thou shalt love the Lord thy God and keep
His charge and His judgments and His commandments
ALWAYS" lDeut ll:D
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The Christian Science textbook Is
My, Gods 5, Imperative Mirror

savior Ibersor and protector Of NY Chosen Bible, King
James Protestant, and al other Bibles.
tses BILLY GRAHAM. Psss ID
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Says Catholics Ask Subsidy For
School,"

Stealing! within the Iaw-A.F., c.S.
m. Y. Tribune s.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Devils re. Monstrosity Would
Have The Majority Pay For
Maintenance of A Fraudulent
Theology, Education, Culture,
THE FRUITS OF WHICH ARE CONSTANTLY
REPORTED IN THE PRESS, IN THE TRAGEDIES AND
PREMATURE DEATHS OF ROMAN CATHOLICS!
AND R. c. DEsPoTIsM WHEREVER POLITICALLY
POSSIBLE! e.g SO. AMERICA.
tsee SAYS CATHOLICS, Page ~
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Magnificent Henry and EdseI Ford
Auditorium Receives A Mighty,
Given, Christ Miracle Science
Messiah Baptism!
Mr. George Nay, c.s of Chicago tof EnsIishHvngsrian
extrsetion) delivered mssterv beautiful inspiring lee
tvre:
"(hristian Science: Its Declaration
Of Independence For Mar"