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Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-04

/ WASHINGTON R = The Civil Aeronautics Board has proposed to reopen for the second time its hearing on the need for additional air service in the Kodiak Island area. CAB examiner Paul Pfeiffer gave the parties in the proceed ings five days in which to file any objections to the reopening of the hearing about July 13.
 The place is to be fixed later, to receive testimony by James w. Harvey, of Harvey's Flying Serv- ice. The proceedings were original ly a part of CABS investigation of air services within Alaska. Intra- Alaska case is completed for the most part, but was reopened for the hearing May 27 on the Kodiak portion.
 After the hearing Pfeiffer re- ceived a telegram from Harvey complaining that he had not been notified. Harvey said he took ex- ception to testimony that Kodiak Airways is the only year around air service on Kodiak Island. He said he has operated in the Kodiak area for five years, and the last two years the year around. He said public necessity for air service on Kodiak Island can be adequate ly fulfilled under the present au thority engaged in by Harvey Fly ing Service and Kodiak Airways
Kodiak mirror., 1960-06-04
MRS. SKIP FLETCHER VISITS

Mrs. Skip Fletcher and two chil- dren spent few days in town last week as house guests of MT. and Mrs. Joe Hester. They returned to their home in Seward last Sat urday.
, 1960-08-03
C-mitteewomdn
Reports on
Democratic Convent'n

The Chamber of Commerce re-
ports that it received a letter
from Mrs. Bette z. Williams, Re-
publican National Committee
woman for the Virgin Islands
who was at the time attending
the Republican Nationa! Con-
vention.
Mrs. Williams letter reads in
part: ''The membership might be
interested in this. First, there was
an excellent shot on TV of Mr..
Joe Alexander announcing the
". 1. vote at the Democratic Con-
vention. At least 6 times during
this convention the v. /. flag was
foremost on the TV screen. On
Friday the 18th, tho st Croix
Steel Band was on Dave Caro-
ways Today TV show which
runs from TO am. They were
featured at the excellent end
spot, playing one number, then
signed off.
The hit of the TV spot from
Kennedy's headquarters where,
I gather, the Band was located
generally, Wis Mrs. Anna Rrod-
bursts spectacular dancing
, 1960-08-03
Pope John XIII
Deletes Buptism S!ur
On Other Religions

Pope John XIII has taken ac-
ton to remove from Roman
Catholic ritual phrases that may
be considered offensive by per-
sons of other faiths.
Authoritative Vatican sources
disclosed that on Pope Johns or
der, the Congregation of Rites has
eliminated certain phrases from
the ritual of baptism for converts
from paganism, Judaism. Mo-
hammedism and other faiths.
The phrases eliminated were
pronounced by the priest. If a
person were from a Christian
faith considered hereto, he would
be told to "hold in horror the
hereto wickedness'' and to reject
his former faith as a 'sect Of inn
pious ones" It was ordered abol-
ished by Pope John.
, 1960-08-03
Commissions Brown.
Rudy Shulterbrdndt
Return From Denmark

After several weeks in Copen-
hagen, Denmark, where they
went to study cooperative mar
keting, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture and Labor Louis Brown and
Marketing Specialist, Rudolph
Shulterbrandt, returned to Saint
Croix on Monday.
Commissioner Brown is tremen-
dously enthused over his trip to
Denmark. He said there is much
yet to be learned but that the
knowledge gained will be put to
the best advantage for the people
of the Virgin Islands.
, 1960-08-03
Baseball. Basketball
Teens Coming From
ST. Thos. to Play Series

The Giants baseball team and
the Celtics basketball team Of ST.
Thomas are due to arrive in Chris
tiansted On Friday, August 5th to
play a series of games with thc
local teams.
A game is scheduled to be
played between the Phillies and
the Giants on Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock on the Canegata Ball
Park in Christiansted.
On Sunday afternoon there will
be a double header featuring the
Pirates and the Giants in the first
game and at $50 the Giants OF
st. Thomas will take on the hard
hitting Commands.
AS usual, Bud Howe will an
nounce the games over radio
station WIVI.
W
, 1960-08-03
Sumford Comnurv Of
v. /. Delivers LIST Loud
Of ReudYMixC Concrete

The first load Of commercial
ready-mix concrete was sold and
delivered yesterday by the Sam
ford Company of the Virgin Is
lands to the Ussery Construction
Company.
The special machinery for turn
ing out large quantities of ready
mixed concrete arrived from
Miami, F1oSida. and is row 4
operation and is a great improve
ment over the system now used
especially in the construction of
cisterns.
, 1960-08-03
ST. Croix Youth Gets
M. "A. Decree From
Cornell University

Casper A. Yasper Of st. Croiy,
who was interested in the pre-
paration of foods and received his
bachelors degree some wears ago,
graduated from Cornell Univer-
sity Hotel School with t b e
Masters Degree.
Yasper is at present Food s',-
pervisor at the Statler Hilton
Hotel on Seventh between Bind
and S3rd streets in New York
City.
, 1960-08-03

Senator Fritz Lawaetz, Commissioner of Agriculture Louis
Brown, and Marketing Expert Of the Agriculture Department of the
Virgin Islands, Rudolph Shulterbrandt during their visit to Den
r2agS 70 stud. Danish cooperative methods in agriculture and the
marketing Of agricultural products.
During their stay in Copenhagen they visited the Tuborg Brew
cries to study modern brewing. They are here seen in front Of the
big oaken beer. vat in Tuborgs reception hall with N. Steenberg;
Technical Director Second from right and Bent Gjersoe, Sales SUI
Hervisor of the Export Department (ar left.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
DECLARATION
Famous Dre1eps Oiled Walnut,
Stark White Porcelain Accents

This entire group Of handsome contemporary
furniture is sole priced Pieces for dining
room, for bedroom, for living room and &C.
tiVity rooms Richly grained, beautifully con-
structed
TypieoI 7-Pe. Dining Room Suite shown) Of
48" buffet and miIk-eIoss sheked open deck,
round table with leaf, 4 cotkin-bock chairs.
45450
A Ape. Bedroom Suite mot shown) including
double dresser and mirror. chest and poneI
bed with foot All for $3.50
Evening star., 1960-07-24

DO YOU LOVE FURNITURE? YOU SELLING 1T!
The Hecht Co.'S soonopen Maow Heights reward
ing job opportunities If live Temple Hills HILL
Oxon HILL Forest Heights HcreS Heights NARROW Heights you
Immediately date in August to suit
Discounts purchases and other Apply
at
MARROW HEIGHTS, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE TRAILER
Evening star., 1960-07-24
AMERICAN SQUARE

Contempormy.Emly american Style
By Famous american Of MmtinSrilIe
This entire group Of mellow walnut furniture
is sole priced i. . from new bunk beds to wroP-
around corner groupings and spoke wheel
cocktoiI tobIes Cut-out motif Characteristic.
TypieoI Ape. Bedroom Suite Cshown) Of
triple dresser and mirror, chest and bed
$4,000
A 6-Pe. Dining Room mot shown) including
one-piece china, round tobIe with z Ieoves,
4 cane book side choirs. 326.5o
FURNITURE-THE HEcHT COAL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-24

hICH oOUd Utterly by CRAWFORD
Early american at Its Finest
This entire furniture collection is sale priced
-. from dry sink to the ladies' desk, corner
cupboard to chest -on-chest Each piece beau
tifuIIy authentic, yet SO IiVobIe for 1860
TypieoI Ape. Bedroom Suite tshown) Of
triple dresser and mirror chest and low foot
spindle back heodbootd bed. All for 5se.s5
A 7-Pe. Dining Room mot shown) including
"a" buffet, open top, round table with z
leaves, 4 mates chairs. 464.5o
Evening star., 1960-01-17
wAooM-LoAD CONTEST RuLss

Print write your last line to the above jingle Ito
rhyme with "buyD. Use plain sheet of paper the
coupon in this ad. Be sure you include your name and
address and the and address of the store where
you purchased your Alcoa Wrap Enter many times
you like. Each entry must be accompanied by a
Better Packaging Label from the lid flap of size
of Acoa Wrap.
Entries will be judged by the Bruce, Richards Cor
poration, independent Judging organization, the
basis of originality sincerity and apness of thought.
Entries contents and ideas therein become the prop
erty of Aluminium Company of America and none will
be returned. Entries must be original in all respects
with the contestants submitting them.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

Entries must be postmarked no later than midnight
March 81, 1860 and received no later than midnight
April II, 1860. Winners will be notified by mail, and
complete list of winners will be available
possible after the close of the contest to all who send
in order of retail value Only prize a family
Duplicate prizes in case of ties.
Contest is open to all residents of the continental
United States Alaska and Hawaii except employees and
their families of the Aluminium Company of America
its subsidiary companies and its advertising agencies
Subject to all Federal, State and Local laws and
regulations
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

NICE room off Nottingham, l-2
gentlemen. kitchen privileges,
garage available. Nv. 6-l679.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-02-18

LIGHT housekeeping. 3 rooms and
bath. Bird floor; separate entrance,
| narfiallY furnished HI. 2-9523.
Evening star., 1960-12-11

Carbon makes trouble. just tiny bit extra on
vital engine part can easily waste 1919 of your gasoline
and cost you an extra SO cents each tanku
YOU buy And carbon lead engine roughness costly
spark plug replacement and other repair bills
Gulf controls carbon. Gulf concentrates pro-
ducng clean burning gasoline components Cuffs super
Evening star., 1960-12-11
Even sS5fSs much
extra carbon
your eng: me;
$sas'::!s3 |:3S:i:{|; !;

: :: : :: ::
refining process actually mnmizes those components
that burn dirty and leave excessive carbon deposits
New Gulf gasolines specially formulated to H.
control carbon Each of these gasones is higher
octane rating higher in aaround performance Get with
these great gasones! Go Gulf for 80 days. and see
for yourself! GULF on. CORPORATION
Evening star., 1960-09-23
I rumon 7 ellis johnson:
Switch Campaign Spots

KANSAS CITY, Sept. %
(AP).-Harry S. Truman has
some advice for Senator Ken
nedy and Senator johnson on
campaign strategy.
The Democratic standard
bearers should go where they
are less well known-presiden-
tial nominee Kennedy to the
South and Senator johnson to
the North and East-says Mr..
Truman.
The former President gave
that tip to Senator johnson
last night when the vice presi-
Dental candidate arrived for
an overnight visit.
The two men scheduled a
press conference later today
before Senator johnson de-
parted for Garden City, Kans..
last stop on his current cam
paign swing.
In Nebraska yesterday Sena-
tor johnson said a prime issue
OF the current political cam
paign is who can make Khru-
shchev face up to the over
riding issue Of war and peace" I"
I'VE have heard it said fire.
quently that the issue is who
can face up to Khrushchev, {"
he said, in an obvious reference
TO statements by Republican
Vice President Nixon.
I do not believe this is the
issue at ALL" countered Sena-
Evening star., 1960-09-23

Carolina Governor and Sena-
tor, has been an associate JUS
tice Of the Supreme Court, and
was war mobilizer and so-called
assistant President" during
the Roosevelt administration.
Backed Eisenhower
He led a movement of Demo-
Gratis for Eisenhower in South
Carolina in 1852, and sup
ported Senator Harry F. Byrd,
Democrat of Virginia, for
President in 1856.
Mr.. ByrneS called the Demo-
cratic Party platform "the
most dangerous program ever
adopted by a political party" E"
Even If it contained no refer
ence to civil rights, he said, ''it
constitutes a threat to our Sys-
tenn of free enterprise and a
threat to what is left of local
government"
He asserted that Senator
Kennedy owes his nomination
to labor leaders, adding. "and
they know how to collect"
Evening star., 1960-09-23

tor Johnson. IT believe the
issue is who can make Khru-
shchev face up to the overrid-
ing issue of war and peace in
the modern world"
At the University of Ne
braska in Lincoln, Senator
johnson called for a Govern
ment-sponsored volunteers for
peace and humanity" program
as part of a drive to win un-
committed nations to the side
Of freedom.
"In no field has our leader
ship been less imaginative and
less vigorous than in that of
our approach to the uncom-
mitted nations" who make up
a third Of the world today, SEN
ator johnson said.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Rockefeller
Tours Ohio
For Nixon

CLEVELAND, Sept. % tAP)
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Of
New York shook hundreds of
hands. chatted amiably with
the voters and boosted the
candidacy Of Vice President
Nixon in a dozen speeches dur
ing a campaign swing through
Northern Ohio yesterday.
In his talks the Republican
Governor hit again and again
at what he called the failure
Of the Democratic leadership
to produce any major legisla-
ton in the recent special Ses-
sion of Congress.
1t was a theme he used in
Massachusetts,. Delaware and
California recently. He's ex-
pected to repeat it in the next
few days as he tours Mime
sofa and Michigan.
Only once. in Lorain, did the
tour strike a sour note. Some
100 persons waving Kennedy
banners heckled Gov. Rookie
feller as he delivered a speech
in Spanish to a predominantly
Puerto Rican crowd.
The Governor differed with
Mr.. Nixon's proposal to halt,
during the United Nations ses-
sion, all speeches referring to
American weak points or de-
cline of prestige.
Gov. Rockefeller told a To-
ledo press conference that for
eign policy should be discussed
freely and that "a traditional
and basic strength of this
country is to receive and alb
sorb self-criticism."
Evening star., 1960-09-23

Senator Kennedy, the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, of
giving ammunition to the So
viets in campaign statements,
and said. "the presidency is
no place for an immature or
impetuous man."
Mr.. Byrnes quoted Senator
Kennedy as saying, THE Unit
ed States will continue to lose
ground relatively to the Com
munistS unless we have a Pres
ident in the COS who acts first
and acts fast"
Sees Danger
Mr.. Byrnes said, "The danger
is that (Soviet Premier) Khru-
Shchev. who like Senator Ken
nedy believes in acting first
and fast may be misled by
these statements and believe
we are weak"
He continued, "I deny that
the United States is losing
ground to the Communists and
I regret that a candidate for
the presidency should give such
comfort to Mr.. KhruShchev."
Mr.. ByrneS, former South
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Ex-Secretory Byrnes
Comes Out for Nixon

COLUMBIA, s. C.. Sept. % (AP).-James F. Byrnes who
helped shape United States foreign policy under
cratic Presidents criticized the Democratic platform yesterday
and announced his support Of the Republican ticket of Vice
President Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge.
Mr. Byrnes 8l-year-old former State
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
By MILTON FRIEDMAN
JTA Washington Correspondent

WASHINGTON (JTA) = West
German war crimes investigators
have found the complete files"
of Nazi SIS. Col. Adolf Eichmann's S
Jewish liquidation quarters n d
have uncovered documents spell
ing out the war crimes guilt of
many other Nazis who may now
be brought to trial.
The Eichmann files and a mass
of evidence incriminating other
Nazis were located here in various
warehouses and in the archives
of the Library of Congress by a
West German investigating team
that had permission to search for
the missing Nazi records.
The Eichmann files were found
in a huge and poorly catalogued
mass of documents captured in
Germany by the American forces
and brought here after the war.
The Germans indicated that the
material will be turned over to
Israel for use in preparing for the
forthcoming trial of Eichmann
there on charges of crimes against
the Jewish people and crimes
against humanity.
Announcement of the discovery
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
Students Receive
Scholarships

NEW YORK, (JTA) - Scholar
ships and Il oW h p IN the
sum of $4,000 have been granted
for the academic year 196O-6l 10
167 students and scholars through
out the world, who are victims OF
Nazi persecution. This was an
nounced by Jacob Blaustein, SEN
ior Vice-President of the Confer
ence on Jewish Material CLAMPS
against Germany, which distrlb-
utes these awards for Jewish
studies, research and creative pro-
jects.
This is the seventh in the annual
series of grants in the field OF Jew
ish studies. OF the 1877 recipients,
So are students preparing for ca
reers in Jewish teaching, for the
most part. Al are engaged in
graduate studies and "a are con-
ducting independent research in the
fields of Jewish scholarship ana
the creative arts. Mr.. BlauSten
said that the Conference considers
one of its essential obligations to
be the reconstruction of Jewish
communal life and the encourage
ment of Jewish education ano
scholarship which the Nazis hao
sought to destroy. "It is sparine
no efforts in seeking to foster. Jew
ish creative activities" Mr.. Blau
J stein stated.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
Jews In India
Organize Union

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Bene Is
.rael of India, Jews whose origins
have been lost in antiquity and
who speak Marathi, an Indian di-
alect, have established a Union OF
Orthodox Jewish Congregations OF
India, according to Rabbi Charles
Weinberg, president of the Rab-
binical Council of America. He
said the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations was planning to
send a rabbi to India to serve as
spiritual leader of the group.
The Bene Israel originally set
tied near Colobar and later moved
to the vicinity of Bombay. Cut off
from Jewish life for generations,
they adopted customs and rituals
deviating from the Jewish but in
the last century, through the Co
chin and other Jews, were brought
back to orthodoxy.
The Bene Israel, whose number
was estimated by R b b Vein
berg at 81 900 have synagogues
in Bombay presently. S o m e OF
the Indian Jews whose ancestors
came from Iraq about $50 years
ago are also members of the new
Union.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
.Coveruge


JERU SALM, (JTA) = The
Israel Government announced
details of the arrangements made
for the trial of Adolf Eichmann,
notorious Nazi leader who direct
ed the maSs-killing of 10000
Jews in Europe. At the same
time it was also announced that
the German lawyer, r. ServatiuS,
has been found acceptable as the
lawyer for Eichmann after an in
vestigation which established that
he never belonged to the Nazi
party and had no connection with
it.
The trial, which is expected to
start in the spring of next year,
will be conducted in Hebrew with
simultaneous German translation
1t is also hoped that simultaneous
translation in French and English
will be availa b e, to corre-
spondents. The cor p nd
ents will receive a daily record
of the proceedings in four Ian
guages.
This announcement is intend
ed primarily as information to
editorial offices throughout the
world which may wish to assign
special correspondents to cover
the Eichmann trial. The deadline
for registration of such cores
pondents is given in the announce
ment as September 80. The Gov
ernment Press Office reserves the
right to reject or accredit any cor
respondent not registered by that
date.
Under court practice in Israel,
no fl | m ng or photographing Is
permitted in the court room. How
ever. it is contemplated to have
one official cameraman Or photog-
rapher who will supply films to all
interested.
The correspondents will have to
make their own arrangements 1or
hotel accommodations. Israeli dip
lomatic and consular representa-
tives abroad will be kept informed
of all preparations for news cover
age and will be consulted for tur-
ther Qualification.
The Israeli Parliament will soon
aDproye a special bill amending
the LAWYERS Ordinance that only
attorneys registered in Israel can
appear in Israeli courts. This Will
be done in order to enable the
German lawyer to appear as Eich-
mann's defense counsel. All pollt-
icai parties in Israel, except the 1
Communist Party, have agreed 10
approve this amendment without
any debate, in order to avoid dis
cussion which would inevitably IN
yolve the Eichmann case now SUP
iudice.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
ZosIow, Lorber
At Convention

Norman Zaslow, 5547 N. 18th
Avenue, and Ted Lorber, 500 w.
Portland, president and vice pres
ident respectively, of Alpha Epsi-
lon Pi Fraternity at Arizona State
University, are now attending the
national convention of AEPI in
Miami, Florida.
Also attending is Ardella From
chuck, $40 West Orchid Lane,
Sweetheart of the chapter. Miss
Fromchuck will compete with
Sweethearts of other chapters in
the nation for National AEPl
Sweetheart.
Zaslow and Lorber will be re-
turning to the campus September
1 to prepare for the opening OF
their new fraternity house at "a E.
7th Street, Tempe. The formal
opening will be September IL and
all students at Arizona State are
invited to drop in to see the house
For information about the chapter
contact Ted Lorber, Rush chair,
man, at AL 2-4291.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
Union W0n+s To
Keep Archives

ROME, (JTA) - The Union OF
Italian Jewish Communities has
called upon Jewish communal
leaders throughout the country to
take measures to safeguard rec
ords, libraries and archives es-
sential to the proper documenta-
ton of Italian Jewish life.
In a memorandum to the jewish
community leaders, the Union OF
fered to accept for safekeeping the
libraries and archives of those
communities unable to do so on
their own. StreSsing the need to
keep such records available to
scholars wishing to consult them,
the Union noted that the transfer
of communal records and libraries
to a central location would con-
tribute toward the creation of
National Italian Jewish Archive
and library which would benefit
scholars throughout the world.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
Dovid Stein Is
National VP

David Stein, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Stein of 815 West Marshall,
has been elected National Vice
President of the National Fedora
ton of Temple Youth. The cleo
ton took place at the annual Ma
tional Board Meeting held near
Philadelphia. Temple Beth Israel
is the local affiliate of the National
Federation which is the Youth Di-
vision of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations.
Stein has been president of the
Beth Israel Temple Youth Group
and the Southwestern Federation
of Temple Youth, the regional al
filiate. AS Vice-President, he Will
handle all National Programming
and will implement it at the re-
gional and local levels.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
.Levovi Reports
To Committee

JERUSALEM, (JTA) = Arieh
Levavi, former ambassador to
Buenos Aires presented to the For
eign Affairs Committee of n e
Knesset a report on the recent dis
pute between Argentina and Israel
over the capture in the Argentine
capital of Adolf Eichmann.
Mr.. Levavi, who was expelled by
Argentina, stressed the solidarity
shown by the Argentine Jewish
community (which demonstrated
its loyalty to the Jewish nation
without in any way detracting from
its members responsibilities as Ar
gentine citizens"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-08-26
Documents Uncovered I'm
Warehouses, Archives

was made here at press confer
ence at the German Embassy by
Erwin Schuele, head of the West
German Central Office for Prose-
cution of NaZi War Crimes, a CO.
operative bureau maintained by
the justice ministries of the vari-
Gus West German states.
Mr.. Schuele was granted per-
mission to search here for docu-
ments that might provide evidence
against Eichmann and other war
criminals. The German investi-
gator, who began his research in
Washington three weeks ago, said
he now had the records of Eich-
mann'S notorious Section IV-B-4"
of the Gestapo, the Nazi sent here.
This office controlled the liquida-
ton of Jews throughout German
occupied territories.
Mr.. Schuele reported that he
had found a mass of immensely
valuable" documents stored in
warehouses here and in the Lie
brary of Congress archives. Amer
ican authorities apparently, in all
the years since World War II, did
not conduct a thorough research
of the war crimes material.
The German researchers avoid
ed criticism of the American au-
thorities but could not conceal
their amazement that, in the many
years since the war, the Eich-
mann material and other data
about the liquidation of the Jews
by the Nazi regime had remained
buried here.