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The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Japan Renews Protests To Russia Over Closing Of VladivOstOk Bay

TOKYO, R-The foreign office said today/Japan has renewed it's protest to the Soviet Union over closing the Bay of Vladivostok to foreign ships and planes.
 Russia closed the bay July A without explanation. In August, the Japanese said the Russians have set up two missile bases on the shores of the bay, which is across from Japan and just north of Korea.
 The United States and Britain also have delivered formal pro- tests on the Russian action.
 The Japanese said they re- ceived no reply to their two ear Her notes until Jan. g when the Soviet government rejected all protests.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
King OIav V of Norway Takes Oath Of Office

OSLO, Norway, R-King Olav V took the oath to the constitu- ton in Norway's cramped upper house of parliament today and said the government would con- tinue to press for a halt in the making and testing of nuclear weapons.
 The swearing-in of the king takes the place of a coronation under Norwegian law. The 55- year-old monarch succeeded his father, King Haakon VII, when the old king died last Sept. 21.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Fire Damages New School at Valdez

VALDEZ - Fire broke out at the nearly completed Valdez high school Thursday night, contractor J. B. Warrack Co. announced.
 Early estimates of the damage by Valdez school authorities placed the damage at $5O,00O.
 The fire started in the base ment of the building where large quantities of construction mate rials were stored, between 5 and 5:30 pm. Valdez firemen had the blaze under control by 6 p.m..
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE of GUNNAR BOWMAN, deceased.
 No. 1088
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mar garet A. Bowman has been duly appoint ed the Executrix of the estate of Gunnar Bowman. deceased, by order of the Judge of the above named court. All persons having claims against said estate shall present them, in proper legal form, with vouchers attached, to the said Executrix at Nome, Alaska, within a period of six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 DATED this 2eth day of December, 1857.
 MARGARET A. BOWMAN,
 EXECUTRIX. James 4. Uon der Heydt. Attorney at Ldlo Attorney for Erecutrir Publ. Jan. 13, 20, 27, Feb. 3. 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Three Children Aboard PilotleSs Plane That
 Takes Off Accidentally

NEW SMYRNA, Fla, R-Three children were passengers in runaway plane that bounced ac- ross the municipal airport yes terday and nosed down in a wooded area a short distance from the field. None was serious ly hurt.
 The father, Claude P. Collier, strapped them in the rear seat of a small plane preparatory to a ride with an instructor. Collier said he was checking the craft and was pulling the propeller around when it engine started.
 Collier was knocked down as the plane headed across the field. The craft left the ground at least twice, witnesses said, and was about 30 feet in the air when it crossed a ditch at the end of the field just before crashing.
 The children-Claude 10, Fred g, and Linda, -crawled from the wreckage. Linda was admit ted to a hospital for observation. The boys received scratches and bruises.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20

The table lands of Tibet, in central Asia, average more than 16,000 feet in altitude.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Big League Ball Player Arrested On Morals Charge

SPOKANE, Wash, LR- Major league rookie standout Ed Bou- chee, "A, charged with indecent exposure involving a 6-year-old girl, was pictured by officers as being relieved at his arrest.
 Police It. George Berg said that the Philadelphia Phillies' first basemen said after his arrest:
 T knew I'd get caught. I'm glad I got caught now
 Bouchee is father of a three year-old boy and his wife is ex- pecting another child. He was re- leased after posting $2,500 bond and left the county courthouse by a back exit in order to avoid reporters and photographers.
 Prosecutor John Lally said Bouchee had admitted enticing a girl into his car, showing her in decent pictures and exposing himself.
 It. Berg said Bouchee had ad- mitted being involved in four other cases under investigation by the police. These involved girls 10, II, 14 and 18 years old.
 Indecent exposure involving children is felony in Washing ton, and conviction could bring maximum term of not more than 20 years in the state peni- tentiary.
 The table lands of Tibet, in central Asia, average more than 16,000 feet in altitude.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Chickens Grounds For Divorce

DENVER, LR - Mrs. M ary Asmus was granted a divorce when she told Dist. Judge Joseph E. Cook about the ultimatum she gave her husband: to choose be- tween her or the chickens he kept in the house.
 Mrs. Asmus quoted her hus- band as saying: "I'll take the chickens.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
SON BORN TO THE OWENS

MT. and Mrs. Earl Owen are the parents of a son, Randall Ger ard, born Jan. 19. This is their second son. MT. Owens, who has taught high school here, has been operating the Pilgrim Springs for the past summer.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
SPAIN ARRESTS A FOR COMMUNIST ACTIVITY

MADRID, tR - The Spanish government announced the arrest of A persons, many of them uni versity students, on charges of trying to reconstitute the Com munist party in Spain.
 The announcement said a num- Der of those arrested attended a world youth festival in Moscow in August
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20

Mrs. Dorothy Sanders. chief of civilian personnel at Seattle for ACS was a visitor here last week.
 Mrs. Sanders is probably the first woman official of Alaska Communications System to visit this area.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
Deerine Elects Village Officers

In recent village election, Deer ing elected council members who are: Daniel Karmun, mayor, Cliff ford Barr, vice mayor, and four councilmen, Levy Mills, Elmer Thomas, Cornell Armstrong, and Paul Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20
sl Is Record Cold In Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica, R - A cold wave moving down from the United States pushed tempera- lures down to 61 degrees here Saturday, lowest reading in many years.
The Nome nugget., 1958-01-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02

tract had blossomed into a lay
down.
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depending on her ability to
guess the location Of the queen
OF that suit.
| Mr.. Abel's best opening lead
was a trump but he chose the
trey of diamonds. The six was
! played from the board and Mr..
Muzzy won with the ace. This
eliminated one Of Mrs. Keen's
losers In the suit.
At this point Mr.. Muzzy had
/ two safe leads-a trump or an
other diamond. But he chose To
break a new suit. He led the
i've OF clubs. Mrs. Keen ducked
and Mr.. Abel won with the
king. This play reduced Mrs.
Keen's club losers from three
to two.
7 She now had only three
losers outside Of hearts. And
Mr.. Abel proceeded to take the
guess out Of that situation by
breaking still another new suit.
He returned the nine Of
hearts and Mr.. Muzzy's queen
Tell to the king. At this point
! Mrs. Keen's hopeless" con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-02
CONTRACT BRIDGE
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

clarer simply cannot win a
trick in q certain suit II he has
to lead 1t himself. However II
a defender leads that suit, de-
clarer has the advantage of
playing last TO the trick and
untold numbers Of contracts
are made because declarer was
unnecessarily given this oppor-
tunity.
Today's hand is an excellent
example Of the serious losses
suffered by the defenders when
they break a new suit every
time they get the lead.
Mrs. Keen and Miss Brash
got too ambitious and landed
in an unmakable four-spade
contract. II Mrs. Keen had to
break all Of the plain suits her
self she would have two losers
in diamonds. three In clubs.
plus a possible loser in hearts
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-06-19

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1895
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"9s" Holiday hord'op. Dual ny.
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fashion: priced for quick sole.
full price S395; IS down, SIS
weekly.
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REAL $jl;l13 ..lEI13!|

CASH buyers for your single 2
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East 74th st., HE. l.6607.
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wanted to work on pri-
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ing, Phone l.. Gaines, ~. 1.74O0.
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1850 CADILLAC

Hord'op coupe. Original ie, block
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hydromotie. This is the year
Cadillac gave you IS miles per
gallon OF gas city driving. Why
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il gives you better milecee 'hon
the cheapest cor? Full price S395;
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1853 CHEVROLET

Sedan. Model 2lo No foncy
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trouble, Just plain economical
excellent running cor 'hct is
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1859 DE SOTO

firedome 4-door sedan thoroughly
checked by our skilled meehonie
to correct any mechonieoI defects.
this cor hos exceptional engine.
equipped with powerfIite rons-
mission. We invite your mechon,c
TO inspect this car. Full price
S395; SIS down, IS weekly.
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2.BEDROOM RANCH TYPE

3 years old. Hardwood floors.
plostered wells. copper plumb
ing: 2s acre in Mentor Town.
ship. Only Sl0.900. VIII con-
slider house trailer in trade.
Owner. P.O. Box 86. Willoughby.
Ohio.
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BOMBED
DOUBLE
RANCH
OWNER EUCLID

BEDROOM brick, divided base
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natural woodwork, lh baths, ex-
pandable 2nd, 2-car garage,
landscaped. storms and screens.
Call RE. l-2045 Saturday. Sun
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

an Increase Of ss7a.pS4 for O
total Of Ss0.BT7.os4. The In
crease would provide for .
ringworm control program,
Northwest Central clinic. care
of narcotic addicts. equipment
replacement and improvement
OF services &C ID. Q. General
Hospital and the dog pound.
A total Of 81 additional POSI-
tons would be allowed at the
hospital. The out-patient rate
there was increased from IS "a
$3.50 per patient for INDECENT
care.
Department Of Public We'll
fare, an increase Of $4,000
for q total OF SIS. lao, 900. Tho
increase includes $4,000 fol
board and care OF children In
foster homes and $4,000 FOR
high priority positions needed
TO care for feeble-minded al
District Training School.
Department OF Vocational
Rehabilitation. an increase OF
$500 for q total Of t224.e0o
mainly for personnel.
Department Of Licenses and
Inspections, an increase Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

lment. bringing the total 10
sass. 900. The balance OF t3S.-
900 OF the increase would al
low for expanded activities Of
the reorganized Commissioners
Youth Council.
Under public schools. the
committee allowed funds for %
elementary tecahers. A total OF
48 was sought 10 bring the
pupii-teacher ratio down from
It's present 32.S TO 1. 20 80 10 /.
The schools increase Of S207.-
900 over the house bill would
bring the total 10 s3e. 965, 300,
which Is still S2e0.i00 below re-
quests. This Is. however, t2.7
million over the current year,
The % teachers account for
Si38.600 OF the increase. other
new provisions are five clerk
typists, $1,000; two phychol-
ogists, $1,000; three junior
high school assistant princi-
pals. si7.7o0: supplies and ma
terials, $4,000. and travel for
neld officers. $4,000.
Among other provisions Of
the Senate bill:
Department Of Public Health,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

saa 900. for a total Of sa.o2a 900
10 administer the Charitable
solicitation Act and to enforce
new Eonine regulations
Department OF Highways, an
increase Of sl23.000. for a total
OF $780,. 900, for eneineering
services transferred from the
Department Of Vehicles and
Trafiic.
Department Of Vehicles and
Trafiic, q decrease Of $4,000
as a result Of the transfer Of
engineering services TO the
Highway Department.
The total capital outlay In
crease In the Senate bill is
2.oe5. 900 for q total Of si7.-
7eo,O 600.
other than the SIS million
for the new warehouse, the
Senate added these capital
outlay projects:
Department Of Public We'll
fare. $4,000 for electrical
equipment: tes.4oo for retaining
wall al Receiving Home for
Children and $4,000 for Inn
provements at District Training
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
ny MARY McGRORY
star star Writer

The minstrel boy from South
Boston Is singing again today.
amid rising laments from the
wings that he Is nothing but q
Wild harp.
TO be sure, the caucus room
Is still vibrating from those
high notes John Fox struck
yesterday In his ballad Of
Sherman Adams and Bernard
uoldfine toasting their friend
ship and defiance Of the inde-
pendent agencies.
Mr.. Fox. a fiduciary lepre-
ehaun, describes himself mod
estly as a lawyer. which seemed
In the light Of further auto
biographical material 10 be but
q fraction OF what the bureau
Gratis like TO call "the overall
picture" He looks something
like an exfighter. being squarely
built, a little paunchy and
light-footed. He has o round,
rather fiorid face and gray
hair. His summer suit looks az
though It had seen better days.
50. apparently, has he.
Published Dying Post
Mr.. Fox Is best remembered
In Boston as the short : term
publisher of the Boston Post
an old paper which expired In
his hands. But he also has
dealt in whisky. natural gas
parking lots and politics. He Il
In addition. 1t would seem
although he never said soar
ax-grinder.
The long statement which
he read in the morning wal
replete with references to Mr.
Goldfine's failure to pay OF
on various ventures the two
we're engaged in. Mr.. Fox 'paiC
Mr.. Goldflne of yesterday
with interest.
Like q fighter in the Irisf
troubles, Mr.. Fox feels he Il
always being followed. The wa,
he tells 1t. every mans hanC
was against him. In all thu
complicated financial deals N
described, the element Of In
trigue and vengeance was 81
strong that to unravel 1t al
would take not only q certifleC
public accountant but also on
Of those willy diplomats tina
Venice always dispatched h
the court Of Elizabethan Eng
land.
Remembering those old ven
dettas as he read, Mr.. Fol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27
MINSTREL ON The HILL
Fox Sings BoIlod
Of Boston Intrigue

lsnickered appreciatively At
some Of the most intricate
coups.
During the recess. Mr.. Fox
put himself under the protec-
tive custody Of a committee
aide, Francis x. Mclaughlin.
and had nothing whatever 10
say 10 reporters.
But when he returned 10 the
stand, he talked without cease,
cozIly hunched over the micro
phone and running on as easily
as II he were sitting in the
kitchen with an old friend. His
testimony at its most sensa-
tional point had the flavor Of
gossip. being literally inter-
larded with The said that he
said" No one could say. as
the Irish do Of their own who
are taciturn, that Mr.. Fox
didn't have werd in his jaw.
In his musical voice. with the
absent RS" and broad "A" Of
Boston, he drew a picture Of
his ex-friend Bernard Goldfine
as q staggering manipulation
laughing at the law, a wayward
plunger whom Mr.. Fox occa-
sionally. and to no avail, tried
to steer into the paths Of right
eousness.
Picture Of City Decline
But what was even more as
tonishing was the picture he
drew Of the city that used To
be known as "the Hub Of the
Universe" According to Mr.,
Fox, the one-time center Of
plain living and high thinking
is now an anthill Of wheeling
and dealing.
Even the Boston Common
where Ralph Waldo Emerson
once grazed his COWS is not
sacred. Mr.. Fox and his former
friend Mr.. Goldfine were going
to burrow under 1t to make a
parking lot.
Through those historic mar
row streets. trodden by Paul
Revere and the bold patriots
bent on liberty or death, now
ply men seeking to hand each
other notes they will never pay
making promises they don't in
tend to keep.
An impressionable listener
hearing Mr.. Fox's testimony
could only conclude that il
they held the Boston Tea Party
there today. somebody would
be selling tickets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

Didn't Mention Meeting
In his statement Mr.. Adams
did not mention the Sheraton
Carlton meeting or whether he
was present there with Mr.. Fox
and the Goldflnes. Nor did he
say anything regarding the Fox
statements that Mr.. Goldfine
had proposed a toast and re-
ferred to his troubles with the
ETC.
Mr.. Fox testified that he
and the Goldfines were staying
at the Sheraton Carlton on the
May 10 day. and that he was
invited into the Goldfine suite
while Mr.. Adams was there.
He detailed the circum-
stances Of the meeting in these
words from the transcript Of
the hearing:
@. Are you in q position II
swear that meeting did occurs
A. Yes, I am in q position tc
swear that meeting did occur
was invited in at the tail enc
of that in time to drink a toast
to whatever business had beer
arranged at the meeting, and
had been invited to help myself
to martins which were in The
kitchenette while the people a
the meeting did conduct theil
meeting, and I could heal
voices through the closed doc
and I knew who were in thu
room; and when the meeting
was over I was invited in s.
that I as able to observe with
evidence Of my own senses tn
participants at that.
Query About Mills
@. During the course of Ma,
10, 1855. had Mr.. Goldfin
mentioned to you the fact tina
one of his mills had been il
trouble2
A. Not in the course Of tn
meeting. When the meeting
which lasted for approximate,
one and half hours. had ap
parently reached its closin
stage. Mr.. Goldfine came on
and invited me in and SAID
Lets all have a drink to m
friend Gov. Adams. He neve
lets his friends down, and h
is not letting me down thi
time"
I was Of course simply as
matter of courtesy perfect
willing to have a drink wit
the three gentlemen in tn
room and we drank to M
Adams, who never let h
friends down. I asked Nj
Goldfine: What is the occs
sion Of this" and Mr.. Goldfln
said: "Oh, those so and so
of the Federal Trade Commits
,sions are giving one Of m
mills and my son and some {
my other people a hard tim
and Governor Adams is goin
to take care Of that for me-"
Q.-Do you remember an
, more Of the conversation tn;
you had with Mr.. Goldfin
about this matter subsequent
to this?
Ayes, Gov. Adams, or the
, Mr.. Sherman Adams, took M
! Goldflne by the arm into a fl
corner Of that room, which W;
a very big room, and they hs
! a whispered but quite acti'
conversation for the matter
a minute or two, and there vi
; more conversation then uni
. after dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-27

Fox's testimony yesterday after
noon two persons were charged
with violation of criminal stat
utes of the United States" He
did not identify the persons.
Representative Harris al
lowed Mr.. Fox to continue
testimony under cross-exami-
nation to clarity some details
of what he said yesterday.
The chairman added that he
would rule later on any new
matters that might be brought
up. Subcommittee Counsel
Robert Lishman said he had
additional subject matters" to
go into with Mr.. Fox.
williams Calls for Proof
Unperturbed by Mr.. Adams
denial and attacks from others,
the Boston financier said be-
fore his return appearance:
II have a great deal Of sup
porting documents which !
could produce for the sub
committee. The subcommittee
hasn't asked for them"
Chairman Harris promised a
thorough airing of the Fox
charges ITO get at the truth"
The gray-haired Mr.. Fox, a
controversial figure in finance
and publishing in recent years,
charged yesterday that Mr..
Goldflne had bought into ven-
lures for Mr.. Adams; that Mr.
Adams had promised to take
care of" some difficulties Mr.
Goldfine and his New England
textile mills were having with
the ETC, and that the Boston
industrialist had helped Mr.
Adams and his family mate
rally" In a financial way while
the Adams children were In
school.
Charges Called Malicious
In a statement issued through
Mr.. Hagerty. Mr.. Adams de-
scribed the Fox statements al
deliberate and malicious false
hodo."
Mr.. Hagerty said IAN item
lied" account Of the falsehood'
was being prepared and WOULD
be released later.
Several hours later reporters
were called into Mr.. Hagerty''
Office and, to their surprise
found Mr.. Adams there. 1t wa:
the first time he had met with
reporters in the White House.
Mr.. Adams read a 400-worC
statement icily denying the
three principal charges made
against him by the Boston f.
nancier.
Virtually everything he saiC
about me-in one way or thu
other-is false" Mr.. Adams
said.
In his statement, Mr.. Adam
categorically denied that h
had ever said to Mr.a Goldfln,
or anyone that he would tax
care of Mr.. Goldfine's affair
with any Federal agency.
In making his accusation
Mr.. Fox said he was presen
with Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Goldfln
and Horace Goldfine. son Of tn
industrialist, in the Sheratol
Carlton Hotel on May 10, 1855
At the meeting, Mr.. Fox said
Mr.. Goldfine proposed a toas
to Mr.. Adams as a man VIII
never lets his friends down an
lis not letting me down thi
time" Mr.. Fox said he askel
what was the occasion for tn
toast Tin martinis). He sal
Mr.. Goldfine replied that tn
"so-and-sos" at the FEEDERS
Trade Commission we're givin
him. his son and some Of hi
mills a hard time but "GoN