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The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Senate Cites Drug Firm for Profits

WASHINGTON, R = Senate investigators said Saturday the Upjohn Company sells an anti arthritis drug to pharmacists at a price 1,410 per cent above it's bulk sale price.
 But E. Clifford Upjohn, presi- dent of the drug firm, disputed the description of this as a "markup"
 Upjohn said there are a great many more costs involved in sell ing the drug, Prednisolene, in tablet form for the retail trade than there are in selling it in bulk form.
 He referred to administrative, selling, advertising and distribu- ton costs, as well as taxes, that have to be taken into account as part of the "cost of doing business"
 Upjohn testified as the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcom- mittee neared the windup of six days of hearings on the pricing of cortisone dirivatives used in treating persons afflicted with arthritiS.
 Rand Dixon,s chief committee counsel, said Upjohn in 1858 sold Prednisolene in bulk form to the Schering Corp, another major drug firm, at a price of $2.37 a gram.
 For an equivalent amount of the drug, he said, Upjohn charges druggists $35.80. Dixon said this was the price for two bottles of 100 tablets each of the drug.
 Upjohn said he was sure his company had made more than its bare manufacturing cost on the sale to Schering. But he said that if all other costs of doing business were allocated to bulk sales, then Upjohn would have lost money "a lot of money" s- on it He said the company's profit for 1858 was 13.7 per cent.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Ketchikan's New Aerial Ladder Fire Truck Sails Home Aboard SuSitna

SEATTLE, R - A $42,O00 aerial ladder fire truck, first of it's kind for Ketchikan, sailed north from Seattle Friday aboard the Alaska SS Co. motorship Susitna.
 The fire fighter can reach 05 feet into the air, just three stories short of the top of Ketchikan's tallest buildings. It weighs 25,770 pounds. It was driven to Seattle from Elmira,. N. Y, by Jerry Sire vog of the Ketchikan Fire Depart ment and Warren Henning of the fire truck manufacturing firm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Kennedy Children's Christmas Gift Just Up and Slid Away!

WASHINGTON, R n Sandy, the baby sea lion, may not slide down the chimney with Santa Claus at the home of Robert F. Kennedy this Christmas.
 The litle fellow with the big whiskers and appealing eyes was supposed to. But he's missing.
 Kennedy, former chief counsel of the Senate Packets Committee and brother of Senator John F. Kennedy, had bought the sea lion as a surprise Christmas gift for his seven children. They range in age from three months to eight years.
 Chocolate-colored Sandy was flown here from San Francisco Thursday afternoon. They put him in cage and then lowered the cage into the swimming pool on the grounds of the Kennedy home in suburban Mclean, Va.
 But Friday, when handyman came to feed Sandy, the 95-pound, 21e-foot bundle of friendliness was gone Mrs. Mazda Kramer, the housekeeper, called the police, but they couldn't find Sandy. Someone may have taken him or else he was able to get under the four-foot wire fence sur rounding the pool" Mrs. Krax- ner said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14

llAdOC olA AAOAPSNsOo VI " other States, and had some dental work done while he was there.
 LATEST NEWS? - Read The Polaristt!
 Stanley KiYaruk Dies al 80
 Stanley Kiyaruk of Deering died in the ANPHS Hospital on November Is. He was buried in the cemetery of the Friends Mis- sion. Among the mourners are his daughter, Margaret Moto, also of Deering. Stanley died at the age of 80.
 MT. and Mrs: Deane R. Brandon and family, originally of Bedford, Oregon, and more recently of Nanana, arrived here where MT. Brandon is employed at the local FAA station. MT. Brandon was a flight instructor for Rogue Fly ing Service at Bedford, Oregon. The Brandons have two children, Kurt and John.
 Emil Kowalczyuk, Educational Specialist of Nome, arrived here November Is, and left the follow ing day to visit Noatak, Kiva1ina and Point Hope.
 Hot Lunch
 Mothers have been coming to school to help with the hot lunch program. Susie Hunnicutt, Sarah Seeburger, Mary Goodwin, Bessie Cross, Annie Schaeffer, Mabel Henry, Donna Ziebell, Lucy Jor- genson, Marie Fields, Marie Bea- yer, Nina Lie, Anna Thomas, Florence Harris and Jennie Wright cheerfully donated their services during the month of November.
 During December, Lila Brant- ley, Emily Monroe, Lily Curtis, Hannah Gallahorn, Gladys Bar ger, Elizabeth Harris, Lillian Gregg, Tessie Sheldon, Lefty Su- sock, Aggie Kowanna, Cora Had ley, Dora Henry, Rena Kingeak, Mary Howarth, Kate Susook, Mary Kigrook, Fannie Foster, Gertrude Sherman, Marion Davidovics and Mrs. Fred Hensley plan to help.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
OOPS, SOMETHING SLIPPED!

PORT ARTHUR, Ont, R - The new three-million-dollar govern ment icebreaker Alexander Henry sailed into this Lake Superior port this week and proudly dropped its one-ton anchor.
 Skin divers are still looking for it.
 The anchor apparently broke free of its chain. So the Alexander Henry had to moor at the dock.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
Top Socialist Comments Eisenhower Peace Tour

LOS ANGELES, A - Socialist Norman Thomas says President Eisenhower's decision to make an Il-nation tour was "wise and gallant" N s
 "I don't believe it will bring any immediate decisions" Thomas said Friday. But it is god thing for our President to let himself be seen and heard by other peoples
 Thomas is here for 18th birth day party to be given him by friends.
The Nome nugget., 1959-12-14
NEWS FROM KOTZEBUE SCHOOL

We are glad to bring you news of Kotzebue, as published by the Polaris, BLA School publication, under the direction of the prin- cipal, Julius .Harkey. Editor-in- chief is, Richard Foster.
 From The Principal
 Enrolment as of December l was 279,. an all-time high in the history of Kotzebue Day School. To these 279 children we are offering an education second to none, a recreation program that is pleasant and meaningful, and. for the first time, a fully balanced nutrition program. Both you, as patrons and parents, and we, as the staff, have every right to be proud. of our school. .
 
 Personal climpses
 Ardish Goodhope came from Cape Espenberg in the past week. She is in the sixth grade and is staying with her aunt, Bessie Cross. Many of the sixth grade girls hope she will stay all year.
 MT. and MT. John Cross went to Cape Espenberg to help Fred Goodhope, Bessie helped cook and John watched the reindeer being corraled. They returned recently.
 The Harmon Williamses and the Robert Stinsons are the happy families who now occupy the re- gently completed quarters at the FAA station here at Kotzebue.
 Walter D. Spicer and Helen c. Kinneeveauk were united in mar riage on November 25 by the Reverend Thomas Osgood of the Episcopal Church.
 A daughter, Clara Jane, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Nelson Walker on November '.
 Irene Grace Stalker was born to Johnson and Rosie Stalker on November IS. The Stalkers are with one of the reindeer herds.
 Annie Scott-Kenworthy de- parted on November g, to under go an operation in the Anchorage Hospital.
 Fulton (Sarge) Robison is our new postmaster and he finds him self in a very busy occupation. | Deputy Marshal Don Mckay
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made an unexpected trip to the other States, and had some dental work done while he was there.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-12-02
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Mary Jurina, odsjek 13
Rudy Kalebich, odsjek 2O2
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Izvjestaj urednika hrvatskog djela Zajednicar~.
Delegat Frank Pastorkovie predlaze delegat Anton
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Brat Laddie Slamar traz, da ovo izvesee prevede
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Odsjek 4S, Braddock, Pa. - Owl
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Kidnop Effort Fails;
Beaten Suspect Held

A Washington man was to
face a hearing in Upper Marl-
boro, Md. today on charges
growing out of the attempted
abduction of a Safeway store
manager in Carmody Hills, Md.
The suspect was identified
as Samuel B. Keys, 43, of the
$500 block of c street Sc.
He is being held under $4,000
bond on a charge Of assault
with intent to kill.
Prince Georges County po-
lice said Ralph A. Dixon, 80,
assistant manager of the Safe
way at 1901 Minnesota avenue
Sc, was driving to his home
at 523 Seventy-second avenue,
Carmody Hills, late Saturday
night when two men in a car
forced him of the road at
Seventy first and F streets.
The passenger in the second
car, his face masked with q
stocking cap, got out, yanked
open Mr.. Dixon's door. stuck a
gun, in his face, and said
You're going with me-" Mr.
Dixon reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

Mr.. Dixon said his car was
in gear, and the motor running,
and when he slid over to let
the gunman in, the engine
stalled. The gunman appeared
quite nervous, Mr.. Dixon said,
and, while trying to get the
motor started, he laid his .38
caliber pistol on the seat.
Mr.. Dixon said he grabbed
the pistol, hit the intruder on
the side of the head with it,
and began graphing with him.
When the fight started, he said
the driver Of the other car sped
away.
The struggling men rolled
out onto the road, Mr.. Dixon
said, and when he finally got
on top, he told the intruder to
go away. He scrambled to his
feet and ran, Mr.. Dixon said,
Twenty minutes later, Mr.,
Keys was found wandering sew
eral blocks away. He was ar
rested and then treated for
severe head decorations at
Prince Georges General Hospi-
tai.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Science Lectures

Montgomery County high
school students may attend a
series of science lectures cover
ing physics, chemistry and bio
logy at the National Institutes
of Health in Bethesda on Sat-
urday, February %, and March
I. Junior high school students
may attend if seating is avail
able. Tickets and further in
formation are available at
county high schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Body Of Nephew
Of Sheriff Found
With Gun Nearby

LEoNARDTowN. Nd. Feb,
l6 (SpeciaD An l8-year-old
nephew Of the st. Marys County
sheriff was found dead in q
parked car yesterday with a
gunshot wound in his head.
Sheriff Robert Miedzinski
said he was shocked to find
the body was that Of Francis
x. Miedzinski. son Of his
brother Joseph.
The sheriff said the body was
discovered about S:45 pm. on
an isolated beach near Jones
Wharf. about w miles from the
youths home at Hollywood. Md.
A shotgun. with one shell fired,
was found on the car seat.
DR.. p. ]. Bean, st. Marys
County deputy medical exam
liner, withheld issuance of q
death certificate until an inves-
tigation is completed.
The youth, who had attended
st. Johns parochial school in
Hollywood. had done farm work
lately, the sheriff said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Yeeg Takes $1,000
In Drive-In Office

A safecracker early yesterday
took $1,000 from McDonald's
Drive-in at Livingston road and
Indian Head highway in Forest
Heights, Prince Georges County
Police report.
Police said the intruder en-
tered the building through a
rear door. They said the loot
was in two locked deposit bags
of the Anacostia National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

ing attention" Mr.. Heatwole
pointed out that If passed,
the recommendation stlll would
necessitate the 80 cent increase
in the real estate tax.
The reason, he said, is the
increasing costs Of government
The school board, he illus
trated, has asked for and needs
70 record $5.3 million for next
year. some 100000 more than
its current appropriation. Other
departments made similar re-
quests. Most have been
trimmed, and still the 80 cents
is needed.
In a special report on the tar
situation Mr.. Heatwole told the
council the city is in dire need
Of a policy regarding indus.
try" He pointed out that Alex.
andria has lost a number Of
valuable industries TO nearby
Fairfax and Arlington Coun.
ties. Some are firms which first
made overtures to Alexandra
Before last weeks meeting
was over, Mayor Leroy s. Bend
helm. q long time advocate o.
encouraging industrial group!
to locate in the city, set a spe.
cial meeting for tomorrow tC
map encouragement strategy
So far as money will allow
the board is expected to decide
on its degree of willingness X
assist property owners in get
ting their industrially-zonet
land into shape to attract thi
industries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16

pervisors to appropriate money
for schools.
Would Impeach Governor
Before the meeting. q petit
ton was circulated among q
few members calling for the
impeachment of the Governor.
Sterling Harrison, Loudoun
commonwealth attorney who
presided at the meeting,
promptly disclaimed the petit
ton and invited the person re-
sponsible for circulating 1t to
leave the session.
Executive Secretary Jack
Rathbone Of the Arlington De-
tenders Chapter, one Of several
10th district members attend
ing the meeting, said his group
had nothing to do with the
petition,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Young Republicans
To Hear Hermann

A. B. Hermann, executive d.
rector of the Republican Ma
tional Committee, will give the
keynote speech at the Virginia
Young Republican convention
to be held in Arlington Friday
and Saturday, it was announced
today by Dave Donaldson and
Judy Eckles, co-chairmen for
convention arrangements.
Also to speak before the an
ticipated 200 delegates from
all parts Of the State is John
Ashbrook, current chairman Of
the Young Republican National
Federation, whose address will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
FBI Man to Speak

Inspector Bernard M. Suttler
of the Directors Staff. Federal
Bureau of Investigation. will
spek to the Men of Trinity"
at z pm. Wednesday in Trinity
Presbyterian Church, Sixteenth
and North Inglewood streets.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-16
Alexandra to Seek
Industry for Tex Gains
BY JOHN M. ROsSON
star stan Writer

The Alexandria City Council worried the necessity OF
increasing next years estate taxes win meet this week IN
special session map its st about drive to attract major
Only through the aid Of industrial taxation the city
hope to keep residential taxes within city officials believe
Alarmed BY rising costs and TO some degree by shrinking