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The Nome nugget., 1958-10-01
Alcatraz Escapee Hunted on Island

SAN FRANCISCO, R - A tough young convict was sought on fog-shrouded Alcatraz Island Tuesday after he and a companion bound guard in bold attempt to escape the federal prison.
 The companion was captured within two hours of the 3:15 pm. break.
 Somewhere on the rugged is Ind was Aaron Walter Burgett, 28, Missouri gunman serving 26 years for Post Office robbery and assault. A 60-man prison posse ranged over the San Francisco Bay island during the night.
 Burgett's companion, Clyde M Johnson, 38, onetime Public En- emy No. l, who shot it out with the FBI in Indianapolis in 1949, was captured along the rocky shore mn covering, shivering and up to his waist in the water.
 The two were on trash-burning detail with guard Harold Miller outside the prison walls. Sudden ly they turned on him. One pro- duced a knife. They threatened to kill him and then bound and gagged him.
 The break was discovered at $40 pm. About IS minutes later, Miller was found squirming in chick bushes, just below some guards houses on the southeast corner of Alcatraz
 Johnson was spotted through the fog by a sharp-eyed Coast Guard lookout on a patrol craft circling the island. Johnson sur rendered meekly to prison guards.
 Eighteen have tried to flee the governments maximum security prison since the Bureau of Prisons took it over from the Army in 1884. Five were shot to death, two vanished and were pre- sumed drowned, and the rest were caught.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-01
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Theresa Okpealuk, Pauline Curran, Mildred Keelick, Opal Baldwin, Lorraine Kost, Eliza beth Beals, Tony Cabinboy, Peter Castel IT,, Sig Savok, Reuben Herman, Roger Wallace.
 Discharged - Paul Cornelius, Michael Simon, Elizabeth Her man, John Mulligan, Vera Gel ger, Mildred Murphy.
 Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy left for Juneau yesterday for meeting of the Territorial Welfare Board.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-01

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
REDS AMBASSADOR TO WASHINGTON

EXTERIOR GENTLlTY AND GOOD HUMoR ARE
OFTEN USED TO DISGUISE INTERNAL vULcARiTY
AND viLLAINY' God TO Mrs. Eddy, TO you.
"MENsHIkov CAPITAL CONSERVATIVES LAST
WEEK APPLAUDED THE REMARKS or SEN. JOHN
MARSHALL BUTLER tR.-Adr-To DUST HIM.
Excerpts reprinted from HUMAN EVENTS, I'm
MENSHIKOv:
Capital conservatives last week spplsvded the remarks
Of Senator John Marshall Butler tRidJ in his weekly
newsletter 10 constituents as he dashed Soviet Ambassador
MikhsI Mcnshikov.
tsoe REDS AMBASSADOR. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
MEDICAL SCIENCE IS ACCElERATINC;
CAN DOCTORS KEEP UP?

Excerpts reprinted from Wall Street Journal, 6/3ol
-. This was TO be a serious operation which woo'
nave altered the woman's whole fe." says the V'rsn's
What this oP. apparently didn't know was that fne'
had been drug In existence several years which made the
surgery absolutely unnecessary"
TOO MANY PATIENTS"
Let u be noted that such far from eqve"'
according to The doctors Moreover they not vnsn"0V
IN considering Keeping Up" a major problem. sv's'
sneers young San Francisco nedeo, they'll tell YOU
tneyre too busy but lots Of them busy 70 MAKE
$4,000 year. They're Just trying TO see too many
patients"
tses MEDICAL SCIENCE. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
labor: WORKERS IN REVOLT"
"INFlAII0N"

Excerpts reprinted from HUMAN EVENTS I'm
As pointed out in Human Events for June z, 1858,
workers revolt against The ssforfionse and nsionsry
wage policy the labor bosses Is brewing among fhe gross
roots In recent smpns Of workers opinion nnsiion,
(sss INITIATION, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Will NEW Y0RK's MELTING POT BOIL OVER?

Racial Strife Increases in the Metropolis
Of the North
Excerpts reprinted from HUMAN EVENTS, 7/lA
BY Alice NJ. Furavd
When Rufus Brown, a l9year-oId Negro Is booked al
New York police precinct station for the "mvgging" Of
Phyllis Jones' 90 white record made Of Browns racial
origin Just there dependable figures the
Der Of Negroes charged with crimes in New York City
there reliable information the racial backgrounds
Of the Io2l children who between February and April
OF this year. expelled from New york's public
schools for various degrees Of neorrigbilliy.
However. recent quick and unofficial survey Of groups
OF students special school for denqvents in Greenwich
Village indicated that only about Of every four
white II The people Of New York are TO solve the Negro
problem or the Puerto Riesn problem they will have 10
do with little statistical knowIsdsa Of what these problems
(ses NJ US MELTING POT. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02


With regard to the of alcoholic beverages my prae-
tce and teaching of total abstinence This stand
is based biblical principles but free TO confess that
is not based biblical preeeP biblical practice Both
the Old the New Tesamen enion moder rather
than total abstinence. How then describe ones
position biblical il II goes beyond the Bible?
An analogy is TO be found in the Of slavery No
where in the Bible the institution condemned and from
the time patrarehs Philemon the worthless Of both
dspensstions owned slaves Many of the nivnetons ad
dressed in the New Testament servants. according 10
the older versions correctly directed in the Revised
Standard Version TO slaves
(see TOTAL ABSTINENCE, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
STOCKS FORGE AHEAD
IN VIGOROUS TRADING
BY Andrew f. Euekek C.. +++
VOLUME UP; VALUES RISE $I.2 Billion

BY ]. o. Tompkns my. TTibUnsI
revved-up stock market steamed 10 ANOTHER
ElEvEN.MoNTH HIGH YESTERDAY lis fourth for the
week. In the process il also established peaks for vol.
vnne and breadth Of trading
Better economic news an assortment Of encouraging
second quarter earnings and statement by DR. GABRIEL
HAUcE, retiring economic aide TO President Eisenhower
that the BUSINESS RECESSION IS OVER. STIMULATED
DEMAND.
tses STOCKS FORGE AHEAD. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Excerpts from HUMAN EVENTS)
Book Event
THE FULL STORY ON REUTER-

The following character sketch Of Walter Revhsr is alb
rseed from the last chapter Of e. l. Dsytons sensational
Apply Of the JAW president published by Devin
Adar You obtain copy Of WALTER REUTER-:
AUTOCRAT OF THE BARGAINING TABLE - perhaps
the most important biography TO be published in 1883
From Human Events, for $3.50.
Walter Revther has made himself the master Of the
Demoers attic party in Michigan. Revher tells the Governor
not 10 exrsdite JAW COON 10 Wisconsin for beating
koher worker almost 70 death and the COON is extra
ded Now that he has become the political strstssst OF
the merged AFLcO his operations the national level
will become and more apparent
(see STORY ON REUTHER, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
CHRISTIAN CENTURY" REBUKED AGAIN F!
"RECOCNIzINC RED CHINA"

"Ovr Readers Speak
Letter to the NY. Herald Tribune:
In your issue of June rs you published excerpt from
the Christian Century which begins "non-reeosnon Of
China The Red chins) makes less with each
passing day"
tsee CHRISTIAN CENTURY, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
DISTURBED WORKERS: MENTAL ILLS
SPUR FIRMS PsYCHIATRIC PROGRAMS

Excerpts reprinted from Wall Street Journal $50
No one knows how many workers and executives are
emofionay disturbed One Of the problem, One
in every 10 Americans suffers from form OF mental
illness personality disturbance according the National
Health Education Committee. private group that complies
disease statistics
During fve-year period at one Dupont plant 7'o OF
the plants personnel consulted a company psyehar'
reports Or. Gerald Gordon Of DvPonts two fuf'me
psyehsrisis. He adds: These individuals all had emotional
difficulties sufficient 10 interfere with their webeins ana
productivity Our continuing experience and that OF other
observers suggest there probably three four times
as many more patients have been seen."
tsee DISTURBED WORKERS. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

90 YEARS RETURN OF CHRIST AND JESUS
GOOD FRUITy!-
TOTAL ABSTINENCE"
l. GOD. TO NY SECOND MARY. MRS. EDDY. TO YOU:
THAT WHICH IS Inherently EVIL. CANNOT
BE USED WITH MODERATION. ITS SLIGHTEST
Use IS ABUSE
Excerpts from CHRISTIANITY TODAY
TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND BIBLICAL
PRINCIPLES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
Rock m Roll, Hot Rods Take Back Scot
CHRISTIAN YOUTH SCANS PROBLEMS
OF ADULTH00D
tsee GIANT BLAZE. Page ~

MINISTERS IN ACTION
BY Betty D. Mayo tc.s. Monitor, SID
BOSTON - Serious world and community problems
weigh on the thinking Of Christian youth today.
Youth leaders Of several denominations can point TO
programs which indicate their interests
While the leaders say they only speak about the
youth who participate in their church programs still
evidence that is the adult world which concerns
many young people rather than hot rods and rock m roll
see CHRISTIAN YOUTH, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
GOOD FATHER. GOOD NEICHB0R.
LOST IN DEATH OF SCHANBECK"

Detroit News, 7I3j
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEVIL TAKES FORD OFFICIAL FOR rs YEARS.
OWING TO NON-sUBMissION TO DISCIPLINE. THINK
ING. PRAYERS. OF NY MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE
CHRIST. MASTER. SUPREME SCIENCE. UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH = MY ONE. PURE. TRUE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST = IMPERATIVE TO REDUCE
TO ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNESs" 1.-THE CHASTITY
FARCE OF MATERIAL [soeaIIedl EXISTENCE" !-p. 272,
MY MASTERPIECE, c. S. TExTBOOK-SAvIOR,
LIBERATOR, AND PROTECTOR OF ALL Bibles
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY. THE NON-cHRIST
SCIENTIST - NOT IN OBVIOUS WIcKEDNEss BUT
IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR!
tsee GOOD FATHER. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

take effect in human affairs,
and there will be no evil TO
fear. Such as this may take
generations, because all PEG.
pie just do not think alike.
However, it is possible that
harmony and peace could
happen very soon. Because
in reality there is only one
truthful way for all man.
kind to think, and that is
the right way. And please
be assured this is not irving
to know all of the answers.
GOD ONLY Is WISE
God throughout the ages
knew the answers, all of
them. Jesus made truth re.
main firm and sensible. And
when we prayerfully study
the Word, we find that God
has always preserved His
people and led them. He al
ways has, and will forever
deliver the righteous out Of
(continued on Page A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
minister FOUND HANGED
IN CAPITAL CHURCH"

Rev. Carl Heath kopf So Pastor. First Congregational
Church.
Feared "a recurrence Of breakdown he had
in l946 He had been
UNDER Treatment BY A PSYCHIATRIST."
my. Tribune, 7/5)
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR WASHINGTON, D. c. CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS:
TOO BAD YOU COULD NOT HAVE BEEN a GOOD
SAMARITAN, A BROTHERS KEEPER TO THE
DEAR REVEREND
(see MINISTER FOUND, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
"cIANr BLAZE RIPS BOSTON WATERFRONT"

rs BOATS, 2 PIERS LOST IN INFERNO"
Free Press I'm
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THE DEVILS R. c. DOMINATION OF BOSTON AND
MASS, OF MAJOR GUILT LIKEWISE, MATERiA
MEDlcA AND ALL NON-cHRiST SCIENTIST
THERAPEUTICS. WHITEWAsH CURES WHICH
WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE. THE VERY
ELECT" - SATAN BOUND" EDUCATION,
CULTURE POLITICS. ENTERTAINMENT. REcREA.
TON! DOMINATION BY NY ONE, PURE, TRUE
CHURCH. THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IMPERATIVE!
fortunately The CHASTITY Farce Of Material
$50 eoL|edy Existence (p. 2z2 SEM
Is "a MYTH
(see GIANT BLAZE. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
: FEAR NO EVIL :
eGps Msa, % God

Speaking of death, Science
and Health with. key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy teaches:
THE dream of death must
be mastered by Mind here
or hereafter" (S&H, p. 427
while the earth remain
eth, seedtime and harvest,
and cold and heat. and sum-
mer and winter, and day and
night shall not cease" Gen
esis 1922
When Jesus talked with
the woman at the we'll, the
Bible tells US:
God is a Spirit: and they
that worship him NIT wor-
ship him in spirit and in
truth. John 4::24)
And through kindness, the
right kind of discussion on
peace, and closer relationship
between God, men and ma
tons, in time the good viii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02
'MOTORlyT DENIES LDEALHy GUILT"

free Press Thomas Wright SO, pleaded innocent to
rnsnsisvghter was accused Of RUNNING A RED LIGHT
striking sndfstay niurins Jason 3. HippIer So had
DRUNK SEVEN BOTTLES OF BEER"
AT BELLE ISLE CASIN0.-
NIB. COUNCIL MEMBERS The BEER SPIRITUAL
TREASON
DEATH TAKES DETROIT NEWS TRUCK DRIVER
FOR IS YEARS
William n. Fischer, 81
VICTIM OF DEADLY PSYCHOLOGY OF
TEAMSTER UNIONS RACKETS!
AND SATAN BOUND" PHILOSOPHY OF DAILY
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE DEVILS BIG. FOUR,
BILLION 5 RAckETS!-
(see DENIES GUILT Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-02

Satan Robs Morris Evans. a.. Another Mason.
Of rs Years Hebrew. Indicated
Detroit News. no
SINAI HOSPITAL, AN INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
ASSASSIN! ALSO HIS EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS
CRIPPLE
NOT SUBMITTING TO DISCIPLINE AND DIVINE
INSPIRATION OF MY ONE, PURE, TRUE CHURCH.
THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST - OPERATING TO
EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" L-Revelstion
AWAKENING, APPREHENSION OF EXTERNALLY
PERFECT, REAL NATIONS. OF THE ONE CREATION
(See SATAN ROBs MASON, Page n
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
l,95Sth Birthday Of Prince Of Peace Again Finds The World In Turmoil

12 miles south of Jerusalem where Christ was born.
 Another 1,737 Christians from Israel, mostly Arabs, received Is raeli permission to cross the Pal estine war truce line in Jerusa- lem to attend the Bethlehem services.
 Christmas brought no relaxa- ton of tension in Germany, where the Christmas tree originated and IT million were expected to be lighted this year. Residents of West Berlin prepared to celebrate the holiday, but wondered if this would be their last free Christmas because of Soviet efforts to force the Western allies out of the city 110 miles behind the Iron Curtain.
 The people of Russia's European satellites went to church as the West did, but in the Soviet Union December 24 was just another day. Those. whose faith has survived the Communist governments long campaign against religion, sched- uled their holidays by the old Russian calendar, and Christmas for them comes January 2.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
 Christmas Gifts

NEWARK, N. J., tR = Just in time for Christmas, three Rutgers University psychologists have con- c1uded that there are seven kinds of gifts which do not go with the holiday spirit.
 Really sincere, pure-hearted gifts are few, they said in a state ment. The psychologists are Mrs. George H. Smith, Eileen M. Heth- erington and William D. Wells.
 Here is their classification of Christmas gift-giving:
 The display gift LII This lends prestige to the giver who, in the words of Dr. Hetherington, says in effect: Look what I can buy" :"
 2. The squelch gift TT for those who delight in catching people off guard. Dr. Wells says this type is often given at the last minute to someone not expectisg it so he cannot reciprocate.
 3. The placating gift - Once given to mothers-in-laws to quiet them.
 4. Guilt gifts - given, accord ing to Dr. Smith, by parents who fare not able to give emotional love but instead lavish their chil- dren with costly items at Christ mas to make up for this
 5. Extorted gifts - paid for with office collections and the sub- ject of considerable resentment, :" according to Dr. Wells.
 6. Duty gifts - Neckties and handkerchiefs "tendered to some one you don't really care about but toward whom you feel you have duty" says Dr. Hetherington.
 2. The creative gift - elabor- ately packaged. lone which takes longer to wrap than to buy" Dr. Hetherington says.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
Search South Of Anchorage Area For Missing Plane

ANCHORAGE, R LII A search for missing Air Force C54 trans port plane went into it's third day with hopes waning for the IS men aboard.
 Swirling light snow and linn ited daylight hampered the hunt, centered in the Mt. Iliamna- -Chisik Island area 125 miles southwest of here.
 The four-engine plane vanished on a regular supply mission to Shemya, near the tip of the Aleu- tian Island chain Among those aboard were the Shemya Air Force base commander, It. Col. George I. Poole, 43, Tampa, Fla, and Protestant Chaplain, Capt. Evered D. Cagle, Tatum, N. M., who was going to Shemya for Christmas services.
 The C54 was tracked for nearly an hour by radar after takeoff here Monday from Elmendorf AFB, and then it disappeared from the radar-scope. The last fix on the plane was near 10.000-foOt Mt Iliamna.
 Nighttime temperatures in the area have been 10-15 degrees be low freezing, relatively mild for this time of year.
 Search planes flew over the region yesterday without finding any clue to the fate of the missing transport.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
Sgt. Rescued From Polar Ice Floe Will Have Lonely Christmas On Another

YPSMANTI, Mich, R - S/Sgt John M. Cecil, rescued last month from a drifting Polar ice foe, had planned to come home for Christ mas
 Instead, the Ypsilanti Air Force man will spend Christmas on an other cake of ice in the Arctic Ocean near the North Pole.
 He and his family will celebrate Christmas, his wedding anniver- sary and his daughters birthday at a belated homecoming March 10.
 "It's just a great disappointment not to get him home," said Cecil's wife, Rose Marie. Johnny called me last week and told me he had made another stripe and the Air Force was sending him to another ! iceberg.
 "They had promised to send him home. We even scraped up the money to get him home, and got everything ready. It's the first time we've been separated on Christmas.
 Cecil was one of 20 men res cued by transport plane after they were isolated on their frozen International Geophysical Year station adrift,
 ''It was in his orders that if the ice breaks up he's to come home," Mrs. Cecil said. "He went up there the first time to get back quicker
 "He was a career man, but he's not any more"
 Mrs. Cecil said she and her hus- band have agreed that he won't re-enlist at the end of his current tour.
 At Anchorage, the Alaska Com mand reported Cecil is from the 11th Air Defense at Ladd Air Force Base, Fairbanks. Alaska Command officers declined com ment except to say the command does not promise furloughs.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
President Again Pledges Peace In Yuletide Message

WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower used the occasion of lighting the national Christmas tree Tuesday night to pledge again that the United States wants peace, not war.
 ''The people of the United States do not wish to enslave or control any other nation or any other people," Eisenhower said in a brief address.
 ''The United States will never use it's strength to break the peace"
 Eisenhower made no reference to his arlier Christmas wish of Peace on earth and good will to men everywhere" as recorded and broadcast from the Atlas satellite last Wek. But he said that Christ mas mssage, not limited to this nation or the free world, ''is a universal, divine spark that lights the soul of mankind"
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
Four Long Years of Forced Labor
 Failed To Diminish Christian CredO

Yokohama, where Gordon was forced to work long hours. Cor don was a 101-pound skeleton when he last saw the guard.
 "I had sworn I would kill them all if ever met them again." Cor don told the Pacific Stars and Stripes "But over the years, the harsh memories softened and I wanted them to know I bore no grudge."
 "It became almost a mission" :" Gordon said. q had been talking about coming back to Japan for years and now I've done what was in my mind since the war ended" {"
 Formerly one of the managers of a trucking and storage com pany in Los Angeles, Gordon re- gently went to work for a firm in Yokohama which transports freight for servicemen.
 The search for his former guards began this Christmas week.
 Friday, at least six of Gordon's former guards will be his dinner guests. There will be Christmas gifts of candy and tobacco for all.
 Why is he doing it?
 T guess I just wanted to turn the other cheek" Gordon said.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
Seven Dead In Tennessee Bus, Truck Collision

PULASKI, Tenn, R A Grey hound bus collided with two trucks while trying to pass on a wet, fog-shrouded hill at twilight Tuesday, killing seven persons and injuring 12.
 Flames burst out in the bus min utes after it crashed to a halt in a gully seven miles south of here. A majority of the estimated g passengers scrambled out before the fire got to them. E Three of the dead were badly burned. The others apparently were thrown from the bus.
 The bus driver, who last sum- mer received an award for 15 years of safe driving, was among the dead.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
(By The Associated Press)

Religious services in Christian communities throughout the world today quietly commemorated the eve of the day almost two thous- and years ago when the Prince of Peace was born in Bethlehem.
 Thousands of pilgrims gathered in Bethlehem to offer prayers for peace in a world which lives in the shadow of war. Many millions more made the short pilgrimage to their community centers of worship for Christmas Eve serv- ices.
 The theme of "Peace on earth, good will to men" was repeated in thousands of churches.
 For many in the United States it was a day of irritation.
 New Workers were still without their newspapers as a two-week- old strike of deliverymen contin- ued Thousasds of travellers com peted for plane space made scarce by two airline strikes.
 In Bethlehem, between 4,000 and 5000 foreign tourists crowded into the bleak little hilltop town
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
French Franc To Be Devaluated, Is RumOr

PARIS, R - Rumors of a de- valuation of the French Franc in the next few days circulated in Paris today. Even the authorita- tive newspaper Le Monde carried them in front-page article.
 Official sources would not com ment, but said that economic and social reforms were in the offing. This would not automatically mean any monetary reform is contemplated.
 Finance Minister Antoine Pinay has repeatedly denied rumors that the franc would be devalued.
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
Striking Pilots Will Consider New Proposal

Striking pilots at American Air lines today considered contract terms suggested by federal media tors to end their walkout. Amer ican accepted the proposed settle ment.
 The peace proposal covered a variety of contract issues. includ- ing wages, flight hours, sick leaves and vacations.
 In accepting the proposals, American said it was hopeful the pilots would follow suit. A pilots spokesman said they probably would reach a decision today.
 The pilots strike at midnight Friday grounded a second of the nations three largest airlines dur ing the peak season of air travel.
 Eastern Airlines has been idled since November "A by strike of flight engineers and mechanics. The twin disputes remain in dead lock.
 Other airlines, bus companies and railroads have expanded service to handle the crush of holiday travellers. Accommodations have been scarce but generally available
The Nome nugget., 1958-12-24
By JAMES CARY

TOKYO, R - The gray, bald ing American stood waiting at the gate of the Japanese Steel Mill. Down the street strains of Silent Night" floated through the door of a bar
 From the plant yard Japanese approached on bicycle. He stud jed the waiting mans features, halted, gasped in astonishment, then turned as if to run.
 ''It's all right, Ishiguro-San. I just want to be your friend" Ellis Gordon said softly. "It's good to see you again."
 The Japanese managed a weak smile.
 Between them lay the gulf of a bitter war, of starvation, bru- tality and grinding labor, of de- feat and surrender.
 Shortly after the outbreak of World War II, Gordon, 60, whose home is in Los Angeles, had been captured on Wake Island, where he was a civilian employe. He spent four years as prisoner of war of the Japanese.
 Ishiguro was a guard at the steel mill, between Tokyo and