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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22

gast unfair and discriminatory state legislation These
come from Alabama, Arkansas Florida Georgia
bership lists
state law enforcement officials those lists
can be used to broWbeat members of NAACP
branches Behind the laws lies the southern belief that
ne NAACP can be hamsrung the fight for civil rights
be delayed at worst defeated at best
1t is true that the Association the only organiza
tlon presently active large scale trying to implement
the decisions in the school and other civil rights
BACK Tor the NAACP would be blow rights
The southern states also know if their efforts
to cripple the NAACP fall the lawsuits at least have the
effect OF concentrating part Associations time
ergy and money in its self defense Every dollar spent
lend It's right to exist is subtracted from the
the NAACP could and would spend trying secure
rights of Negroes
We can't keep the states from passing of legs
latlon under attack keep them from subjecng
the NAACP long costly litigation What all of us can
do is to double contributions the NAACP to help
provide some of the that is needed defend
ourselves - from segregationist attacks
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22
United Nations
Continued IRON page Five


school children out of public
schools they are going to have to
keep white school children down
in the ditch of no education with
them. E. Friedrich Morrow Negro
White House Aid to President
Eisenhower, spoke out the other
day and said that the Republican
Party to get the Negro Vote is
going to have to do more than
repeat meaningless platitudes' to
the Negro voter. I hope that this
will suggest to Negroes who ira
vel abroad, that they just don't
have to tell people abroad where
they are travelling tall tales a.
bout how wonderful it is over
here in matters of race relations
when they know perfectly we'll
that their statements, simply
aren't true. People high in
Governmental circles are quietly
making a survey of newly In
dependent Countries in Africa.
One of the problems that pre-
sents itself is that often Leaders
OF these Black Countries have
been led to believe that they will
please top level Americans if they
indicate they don't want Negro
Americans as representatives of
America in their country You
can help in this matter it may
In time mean a job for your son
or your daughter. Right now,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22
:: WORTH REPEATING :
Continued from page seven)

nearing to reconsider the conviction of the two mon The
hearing was an ougrowth of campaign by Bay State I'M
ioss ana liberals to clear the Sacco and Van
zet through grmy belated pardon hearing was held
Inc case was debated fully The legislature refused To vote
PARDON On the books these two gentle immigrants are still
murderers &c Gun
90 t,n shoush commentary that in 1859 although thew
sun not cleared Sacco and Vanzett finally received
ier TITAN lhan they were accorded while still alive
mere was however, interesting development stemmng
ioit lhe Sacco Vanzet stranger to them widely,
aq nghl essaylst on the old World' one of Americas
sieet newspapers was transformed into hard-hittinp
lie also wound losing his job on the paper over
' d ms Indignation at this of freedom of the
pse oy TIE world SO outraged this essayist-tunedcru
sauer aat ne involved himself in more causes-
Guild = W ' newspaper
In the words of Haywood Brouns son not too lone after
Tue counnlsts death, THE the shoemaker and the
hpedder represented for Haywood Broun yerv definite
turning point for the first time he public apathy
oh large scale and realized wildly before
that injustice Is not knocked in round'
broun himself commented that case
moved me to write the first violent newspaper pieces haG
ever done And pretty l of Job Never since
that time has been possible get back entirely in
70 the mood Of the kindly on the less mpor
ant phases of the passing show seemed little silly
10 write about fish and put it into was filled
with assassnations, riots and revolution"
1t may well be that the important lesson we can
learn today from the ameup of Vanze is that
the hight Tor decency justice and human rights inspires many
people IN many different We know that fight to
save the lives of two innocent immigrants inspired HAYWOOD
bfour turning his tremendous talents toward the bat
tie for better world.
Who predict the future influence and contributions
of some other inspired by todays fight for
human rights?
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22

your Congressman and tell them
you want qualified Black men and
women put in these posts not
only in Africa but everywhere
else. Furthermore tell them it is to
the advantage of American good
will, which is tagging badly
right now, that we appoint Me-
gres to these posts aud in num-
bers.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1959-05-22

write President Eisenhower,
Secretary Herter, your Senator,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

F. POLYSEAMSEAL CAULKING
ADHESIVE
This wonder couIkine compound is
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practically everything: ceramic tile,
oquoriunns, tubs, showers, doorfromes,
etc. Y pint. 189
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
d. NEW INSTANT WIPE.ON

Ends weekly scrubbine and waxing.
Beoutifies and protects like vornish
Dries in IS minutes. For all floors,
wood, linoIeum, asphalt tiles Also for
furniture and woodwork. viii not
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No build up at edges. Resurfoces, re-
stores. Quart 2.49, Pint, l.49
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
E. NEW RENUZIT CLEANERS

E. NEW RENUZIT CLEANERS
New Quicker Drying Renuzit for fost,
easy home dry cleaning. Use for wool,
silk, royon, non-woshobIe fobrics. Dry
clean clothes, rugs, upholstery.
Quar-, 69c gallon, l.89 2 gallons, $50
Odorless Renuzit dry cleans clothes,
rugs and upholstery without any odor.
No woter, no stretching, no shrinking.
gallon, 1.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06
G. FLEXIBLE TIDY MATS

Versatile and transparent Tidy Mats
can be used inside or out for doormots,
drawer, shelf and cobinet liners, place
mats, pet feeding, etc. Non-sIip and
lie fIot. Wipe clean with damp cloth.
Per foot 33c; g. roll 80" wide. 1893
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C. BRUCE CLEANERS, WAKES

C. BRUCE CLEANERS, WAKES
Bruce Cleaning Wax-for hardwood
floors. Cleans, woxes in one operation.
Quart l.lo, V gallon 1893, gallon. 3.25
Bruce Self-Polishing Wax-for limo
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proofs as it woxes. Quart soc, u eoI-
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Bruce Doozit-ends "down on your
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lind everything need in big Housewares Centers
It's time to moke time
find everything
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

b. BISSELL RUG CLEANERS
Bissell Shampoo Master ruq
shampoo oppIicotor for oII-over Clean
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Cleans q exl2 rug in 80 minutes. Cos
Bissell Liquid Rug Shampoo = for
Deep down penetration. v gallon, 1893
Bissell Capri Sweeper-hos the new,
directionol handle, convenient large
top opening dust pom. in coral, light
blue, black or beige. 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-06

A. COPPER BRITE SPECIAL
Cleans copper bright and eIstenine in
q iiffy. Pint regularly 40. CSC
Bounce size regularly 89c. Soc
Brite Ringless Spot Remover-re-
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8 ounces, 200
Pint, 3.25
Sterling Brite-eives all silver beau
tituI Ioneostine lustre. 8 ounces, 200
pint, 3.25
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
BOYD HAYWOOD
 APPOINTED TO BOARD OF REGENTS, U OF A

The appointment of Boyd liar wood to the Board of Regents of the University of Alaska has been announced. MT. Harwood will re- place M. J. Walsh who resigned recently after serving Is years on the board.
 MT. Harwood, accompanied by Mrs. Harwood, plans to leave Wednesday to attend his first meeting with the board.
 MT. Walsh served during the most important years of the Uni versity when it grew from small college, the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, into the University of Alaska. It is now a first-class institution of learning, equal to any state uni versity in teaching staff, structur- al efficiency and beauty.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
Pearse Walsh Returns From First State Planning Commission Conference

Pearse Walsh returned yester- from Juneau, where he attended the organizational meeting of the new State Planning Commission. Charles Tryck of Anchorage was elected chairman of the beard, and Bjorne Olson of Juneau, vice chairman. Other members are Walter Welch of Fairbanks and John Shaw of Palmer.
 The act creating the Planning Commission provides that this group report to the Governor on their findings of capitol improve ments and financing in the state. This includes schools, airportS, roads, oil and mineral, and many other phases of the economic de velopment of the state.
 The board has employed an ex- perienced economist, George Rog- CTS of Juneau, and Vic Fischer, a planner who has done much work in the Anchorage area, Katherine Alexander has been employed as secretary.
 Another meeting h been planned for September, stated Walsh, and report is to be ready for the Governor by December IS.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
SCOUT COURT OF HONOR SET FOR WEDNESDAY

Boy Scouts of Nome reminded the public today that they will hold a Court of Honor on We'd nesday. evening, at 8 pm. at the multi-purpose room of the School.
 Scouts of both Nome's troops will receive advancement awards, merit badges and the Order of the Arrow, earned at the Salmon Lake encampment in June
 A large turnout is expected and parents are especially requested to attend and make the cere- monies more rewarding for the boys.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
ATTENTION EASTERN STARS

There will be a regular meeting this evening for final plans for the visit of the Most Worthy Grand Matron, who arrives tomorrow.
 Tomorrow noon there will be a luncheon, sponsored by the Star Points. Official visitation Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 Wednesday at 10:30 am. there will be a Past Matrons' Brunch, with Doris Wilke and Mildred HarWood as hostesses.
 Wednesday evening at 6:30 there will be dinner at the North Star for Eastrn Stars and escorts; MaSons and their ladies.
 Wednesday evening, 8:30, School of Instruction.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
Chas. Jones Suffers Illness at Ketchikan

It has been reported that Chas. D. Jones suffered a slight stroke at Ketchikan last week where he was attending the Republican State Convention.
 His daughter, Mrs. Larry Gal win, immediately went to Ketchi- kan from Seattle and has notified Larry here that the reported ill., ness was not a stroke and that Charlie is resting easily and is in no danger.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
At Chamber Meeting

Jim Hawkins, area director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, was a visitor at the Chamber of Com merce meeting today. He reported that the materials for the Unala- kleet High School and the duplex living quarters for teachers, has been unloaded and it is hoped to have the school completed by the fall of 1860.
 The mining committee of the Chamber was alerted to study the Senate's tin subsidy bill which is now being prepared by Western Senators. It is believed the bill will be of importance to this area.
 Dr. Joe Cumming gave a sum- mary of his efforts to secure a dentist for Nome. He recommend ed that the community purchase his dental equipment for his sue cess.
 Plans were set in motion for the entertainment of the National Editorial Assn, delegation of 30 which will arrive here on Aug. 6. Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
95-Year-Old Tutor Touring Alaska. Plans Busy Future

If you think you are too old to travel, you should have inter viewed Clifford Nowlin Satur- day. Clifford Nowlin is 95 years old, with 53 years of teaching in his background. He has published a book called My First Ninety Years" Nowlin, who comes from Independence, Mo-, is now busy taking notes as he travels, for his next book on experiences when past ninety years of age.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
BON DAVIS SHOWS BIG ONE FROM TELLER MINE

Bon Davis is in town on buSi- ness from his mine near Teller. He has poke of heavy nuggets, including some extra large ones, taken from his first cleanup, which he is exhibiting
 Visiting this week with MT. and Mrs. Bon Davis are MT. and Mrs. Hensell from Des Moines, Iowa Mrs. Hensell is Bon Davis sister.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
U.S.C.G. CLOVER HERE ON ANNUAL VOYAGE

The US.C.G. Clover is in Nome roadstead on it's annual voyage to northern Alaska to service beacon lights, buoys, and harbor lights,
 A crew from the vessel is re- placing the east jetty light which was demolished last fall by heavy Boring Sea ice
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
Car Overturns on Bessie Road

George Chapman was hospital ized with minor injuries when his car overturned on the Bessie Road. The accident is reported to have been caused by failure of the steering gear.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
ONE-FOURTH OF NOME TAXPAYERS DELINQUENT

City Clerk Bob today reminded property owners that the deadline for paying city taxes passed last Wednesday.
 Scott said one-fourth of city taxpayers are delinquent and that penalty of 5% will be added.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: LaVonne Bennefield, George Chapman, Flora Norbert, Lucille Koozata, Clyde Ongtawas- ruk, Darrold Killarzoac, Ellen Gologergen.
 Discharged: Willow Burand, Thomas Mogg. Sam Komakhuk was transferred to Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
TWO MISSING AT TELLER AFTER BOAT CAPSIZED

Herbert Barr and Warren Wey- ianna are reported missing from Teller. Their boat, in which they were fishing, was found capsized on July 16 but there was no sign of either Barr, who is 29 years old, or Weyianna, who is 14.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
Budget Committee Expected

Al Hulen, regional director of FAA is expected to arrive here tomorrow with a committee from the Bureau of the Budget from Washington, DC. The party will remain overnight
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
NENANA EXPECTED TODAY

The July ship and second sail ing of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, the Nenana is scheduled to arrive Nome today
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20

FOR SALE - Ithaca 209 Repeat CT, new Baby Walker-Stroller, High Chair. Call Beals, Main 26.
 88c
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20

FOR SALE - Television Set; RIGA Victor table model, with stand,
 17-inch screen. $125. Call Black PAP. 88
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20
w AN T AID s

LOST-4 keys on chain with or
 nament. Reward. Call Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-07-20

LOST - Brown Leather Wallet. Reward for return to Wally
 Johnson. 86p
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-22
SIX SKIES

The farmer let him do this.
But that left some picked apples
on hand, of course, SO they had
to be eaten-by the children,
naturally. They all had Won
derful time.
All this was on a trip to the
Red Raider farm near Novelty,
O., in the bus owned by the
farm.
ROzelle
The study of the earth by the
fourth graders in Mrs. Anne
Jolliff's room in Rozelle School
has been made more meaning
full to them by the aid of sew
eral models and charts, which
the children constructed them
selves.
First there is a large wall
map of the solar system, with
the sun and the planets placed
at the correct relative distances
apart. Then there is a series
of papier mache models of vari-
Ious features of the earth's
crust, to show the changes that
have been made in it and some
of the results of these changes.
A white glacier tips down
over a brown mountainside. A
dark cave shows its stalactites
above and its stalagmites be-
low. A cutaway section of a
volcano and it's underground
source shows how these tre-
mendous chimneys are pro-
duced.
Another volcano model, this
one of Vesuvious, shows it's
large outer cone and it's new
inner cone, making a mountain
inside a mountain, so to speak.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-22
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Because VALCO PMC is
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VALCO also available for
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VALCO sold at better hard
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-10-22
EAST CLEVELAND LEADER

And a man-made oil derrick
perches above a deep hole
drilled into oil shale, shown in
another cut-away model to il
lustrate the depth of the
boring.
All these models except the
solar system chart show in
three dimensions things which
the children's science books can
only show in two; and to that
extent they make their under
standing Of natures phenom-
ena more exact and complete.
Caledonia
The launching Of the United
Appeal campaign at Caledonia
School last week was accom-
plished by two assemblies, in
which both adults and children
took part.
Officers of the Student Coun-
ell introduced the main speak
ers at each event, and the
children sang appropriate songs
during the course Of the pro-
grams. The younger students
saw a movie, and two kinder
garten children came in repre-
senting the Community Fund
and the Red Cross, united for
this drive.
The adult speakers told of
some of the services rendered
to people of this area by the
various organizations in the
campaign, and explained how
children could help during the
year by making hospital favors,
gift boxes, and things of that
kind. And the operation of the
bulleting board recording the
progress Of the drive, men,
toned earlier in this column,
was described by the Caledonia
teacher in charge Of the cam
paign, Miss Jean Vokoun.