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Evening star., 1960-09-23
Apparel Gains Seen

Apparel stores posted good
year-to-year gains in childrcn's
back-to-school apparel, especi-
ally boys jackets, sweaters
and trousers and girls sweat
ers, blouses, and dresses.
Best sellers in women's ap-
parel were dresses. Sportswear,
and better suits helping over
all volume match a year ago;
interest in cloth coats and ac-
cessories was moderately active.
Declines in mems furnishings.
Offset slight gains in suits and
topcoats holding total sales of
mems apparel somewhat below
last year.
Sales promotions attracted
interest in upholstered chairs
and bedroom sets boosting
total furniture volume slightly
over last year, however. the call
for dining room furniture was
sluggish. While purchases Of
refrigerators and laundry
equipment licked up from the
prior week, sales renamed be-
low last year.
Housewives stepped up their
buying of canned goods, frozen
foods. dairy products and fresh
produce from both the prior
week and a year ago.
Auto Sales Rise
DETROIT, Sept. % (APo.-
Automotive News said today
auto production this week will
be the highest in almost three
months.
The trade paper estimated
production at 117,S02 passenger
cars. an increase of 36.9 per
cent from last weeks S6,024
cars. A year ago in the COM
parable week the total was
1889.
Compact cars continue to
take a good share of the output
with 40,l12 assemblies expected
this week.
/ Truck production was esti-
mated at 1879 compared with
20.35l last week and 22,769 a
year ago.
Canadian factories will turn
out $3.50 cars and 1850 trucks
this week compared with 2,422
cars and 1.l65 trucks last week
and 5.015 vehicles in the similar
week of 1859.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
ODD-LOT TRADING

, NEW YORK, Sept. IS (APD.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported 70.
Gay these odd lot transactions Nv
Pn[cS PPrlnsS,psi oeaisr; ior Septembsr 90:
sold short. 'i~FeS
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Trade Is Near
1859 Levels in
Week Climb

NEW YORK, Sept. % (AP)
was an appreciable
rise in consumer buying in the
week ended Wednesday from
the prior week, when hurricane
Donna reduced activity in many
cities. and overall retail volume
was close to'a year ago, Dun
& Bradstreet Inc. said today.
Total dollar volume of retail
trade was 2 per cent below to
2 per cent higher than a year
ago, the business agency said.
Regional estimates varied from
the comparable 1851 level by
the following percentages:
Mountain plus 4 to 8; East
South Central plus l to S.;
Middle Atlantic unchanged to
plus 4; New England. East
North Central and West South
Central minus 2 to plus o;
Pacific Coast minus 3 to plus
l; South Atlantic unchanged
to minus 4; West North Gen.
trail minus 2 to 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
Soviets Live On Dreams
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In front Of his home the vineyards he has cult
vafed And his table its frvts-ush grapes and
excellent wine
IT MAKES LITTLE DIFFERENCE TO KLAvDIA AND
PETER THAT THEIR ENTIRE HOUSE COULD FIT INTO
THE SMITHS SPLiT.LEvEL LIVING ROOM, THAT THE
"BUILT-IN" FEATURES OF THEIR KITCHEN ARE CON.
FINED TO A SINK AND STOVE, OR THAT THE BATH.
ROOM is REMINISCENT OF PLUMBING IN RURAL
AREAS or THIS COUNTRY AT THE TURN OF THE CEN
TURY.
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EVERY SINGLE ONE NOT IN OBVIOUS WICKED
NESS BUT IN INVOLUNTARY ERROR, OF THE MYTH
Ic-A-L. DEvlLIsH ANTl-cHRIsT. PsYcHoPATHic,
ADAMEvE. MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS KNAvEs
AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - WHICH
WOULD, IF IT COULD. REPUDiATE THE
c-H-L-D-L-E-s-s CAREER or MY INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHET MESSIAH SON. CHRIST JESUS THE
WAY. THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" WHO NEITHER
GAVE. NOR GIVES. VALIDITY TO THE DEVILS
re. POPULATION EXPLOSION" FLOOD LuNAcY
TREASON ~ NY GREATEST MARY, WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE rs RULINcl ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD or IRON tRevesiion) - WOMAN
CLOTHED WITH THE SUN AND THE MOON UNDER
HER FEET - nv INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS THAT WOMAN - AND
SHE PRESENTED THOSE AUTHORITATIVE MEDI
CAL EXPLANATIONS. WITH nay ENDORSEMENT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
Jubi|ation Over Steel
Continued from Page y


David J. Mcdonald and r. Conrad Cooper. the chief
labor and industry negotaors stated that the union and
the steel companies had accepted the terms proposed by
vieePresiden Nixon and Secretary Of Labor Mitchell
SECRETARY MITCHELL DECLARED THAT WITH
OUT THE vcE.PREslDENT WE WOULD NOT HAVE HAD
A SETTLEMENT"
The question which want ask, the questions which,
think, many will want to ask, these
How long is this citation going 10 enveIop the White
House it il proves that this wage settlement is the fore
Of price raises throughout the steel industry? the
country going TO be happy" Mr. Dirksen says u.s.
il another wagepree spiral has been touched off by Ad
minisfrafion pressure the negoators?
RIGHT NOW THE UNION LEADERS ARE PRAIsINc
MR. MITCHELL, MR.. MITCHELL is PRASlNc MR. Nlxc!.
MR. NIXON IS PRAIslNc TIE PRECEDENT AND MR.
EISENHOWER IS PsAsINC EVERYBODY. BUT DO WE
YET KNOW THAT THE ADMINISTRATION WHICH USED
STERN WORDS AGAINST ANOTHER EVOLUTIONARY
WAGE SETTLEMENT IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY, HAS
MOI. AFTER TO-DAY STRIKE. CONTRIBUTED TO AN
EVOLUTIONARY SETTLEMENT?
We don't.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
Ruin Your Children

~ Avoid use Of the word wrong II may develop a
so complex This will condition him to believe later when
ne IS arrested for stealing that society against him
and ne Is being prosecuted.
PICK up everything he leaves lying arovr d-booIs.
shoes clothes Do everything for him so that he will be
experienced In throwing all responsibility on Others
o. Let him read any printed matter he can oct his
nsnds on. Be careful that the sverware and drinking
grasses are sfer'1ed but let his mind feast on garbage
:. Quarrel frequently in the presence Of your chill.
!" inns way they will not be TOO shocked when the
home is broken up LATER
:, o. Give child all the spending money he wants.
"sse' .e' him earn his Why should he have things
as tough you had them?
's'sy MS every craving for food, drink and COM
tort See that every sensual desjr. !. $1,000 -, 80
lead to harmful Illustration. '''' ~
sxs q" part against neishbors. teachers. police
''" ~, '"sy are ." PreiUdiesd against your child.
vor..,s ~ gers into real trouble apologize for
~ saying never could do ANYTIME Win him,
'P''s TOR life OF grief. You will be likely 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
sc. Senator S Wife Dies

CONTINUED from Back Pagel
N.Y. GODS. ONE, PURE, TRUE. HONEST, CON-
PLETE. sATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH, THERAPEU-
TICS - THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST = ALONE, OF
ALL CHURCHES USES NY ONLY iNFALLIBLE BIBLE.
PASTOR PROPHET. EDUCATOR, MIRACLE WORK.
Err, THE c.s. TEXTBOOK, "SclENcE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCULPTURES"
DICTATED TO MY GREATEST MARY, INCOMPATIBLE
PROPHECIES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
REV. MARY BAKER EDDY. WHOSE MAN CHILD WILL
RULE us RULiNCl ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF
IRON - REVELATION = OF THE REAL
NATIONS, CREATION. UNIVERSE, OF UNAVAILABLE.
iNcoRRUPTIBLE oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN
ALL ETERNITY
Mrs. Jean Crouch Thurmond wife Of sen sirom Thur
mond TO-. SCI died afflicted with rapidly pro-
crossing MALIGNANT BRAIN TuMOR :. God never
made finer, nobler woman more devoted companion
the Senator said :"
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CONTINUED from Back Page)
lover two years ago. quite by accident stumbled Onto
the program; It so impressed particularly the COM
mens upon healing, that retrieved the Saturday eve
nnq newspaper discard and located the church near
est TO where live have not missed Sunday service
ACTUAL EXPERIENCES"
Here are a few Of the ACTUAL EXPERIENCES pre-.
senied these programs
businessman tells how through spiritual understand
ina he healed Of and physical breakdown
Also illustrating the fact that regeneration OF thought
basic divine healing the experience related by woman
who was healed Of heart trouble
THE POWER OF FAITH STRENGTHENED BY
SPIRITUAL UNDERSTANDING OF GOD IS ILLUSTRATED
BY A MAN WHO TELLS OF HIS
HEALING OF CEREBRAL HEM0RRHACE
- AND BY WOMAN WHO DESCRIBES
HER HEALING OF SEVERE SPINAL AND OTHER IN.
JuRlEs. HOW SPIRITUAL AWAKENING ENABLED
SALESMAN AND THE TRAFFIC MANAGER OF A TRUCK
ING CONCERN TO OVERCOME ALCOHOLISM AND GAIN
A MORE SATISFYING. MEANINcFUL WAY OF LIFE.
woman describes how understanding Of the Christ,
Truth enabled her get rid Of unpleasant traits Of char
and his wife tell how the alcohol habit was
overcome and serious organic difficulty healed
through wholly spiritual means.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
"rHese NASTY CITIES: ..-.,,- ;, :,
"TKE PROBLEM IS, PEOPLE

news Eotrj. tZ-l4
~. u,.cv others The head Of the cr."erook Academy
!. 49, .rehiteesursI department dossn, IKE pig ess
q gh. ~ =. ssoa ~. Ress Snyder only tor spawning
~ manner o. snsl-soeial behsv'o''
-u,s THINKING, he CONDEMNS URBAN RENEW.
.sncpAMs AS wAsTEFUL, BORN PURELY OF 20.
A. .,- rno sxpEpIENcy ne DOESN'T LIKE EMPRESS
WAYS BECAUSE a rslx M EASIER he WOULD
lion ~ m s.. Moee EFFORT TO PROVIDE FOR THE
o osurer DECENTRALIZATION or OUR POPULATION"
A. SNYDER Is blazing no new trails and were sure he
TO- an" .rowh Of the s.psr
rom ~. i,ek Of neat orderly bveprnfs which allocate
IS Us to his prepsnred sresnbefsd 'sbsnsrsum and
a,,h of us his deeims fraction OF material neeesses
eop AS MANY YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN GETTING
novuHERE. AND EVEN NOW. MANY CANNOT UNDER.
S STAND Why. THEIR LOGIC IS so eRusH'NclY souNDl
The reason we suspect is simple enough. Their trade
ne them 10 reduce everything to absfrsef and meenan
-, Germs easily manipulated symbols One o. me coolest
80 .., sfeet;ve Of the real things behind u IS popu-
Iaiion."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
AND so Why WORRY OVER A STORM
SATAN RolINp THINKING OF re. kEMNEDYs
1902, eerY, eMENT

MORE LIGHT ON THE STEEL sETTlEMtNI.
rnE SENIOR JOSEPH KENNEDY. FATHER or ,s"
,NeluDINc SEN. JOHN KENNEDY or MASS, HAD
HAND NJ INFLUENCING STEEL MANAcEMeNIs ~ 90. -.
cEPr A SETTLEMENT THAT GAVE No'HINc m Sr.e
THAN A SLAP ON THE WRIST REBuke 70 lAoo ~:
OUTRAGEOUS STEALING. WITHIN THE LAW; rIA'"
ERBEDplNc; LoAFiNc. ETC.
NOW. THIS ROMAN CATHOLIC JOSEPH KEN
NEEDY WAS THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN Al
THE TIME HlTLERS LUFTWAFFE WAS boMnHo
TIE DAyLIcHTs OUT OF BRITAIN. MR. KENNEDY,
sR., REPORTED TO PRES. ROOSEVELT THAT
BRITAIN WAS ALL WASHED UP
BUT RoosEvELT's OTHER ADVISERS PRE-
VAILED OVER KENNEDY, AND WE SAVED BRITAIN
AS GOD REQUIRED US TO DO
AND So THE JUDGMENT OF ANOTHER SATAN
BOUND" ROMAN CATHOLIC WAS DlscREDITeD.
AND THERE'S PLENTY MORE TO COME
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
"cAMPANELLA CASE ADJOURNED"

"Roy canpaneiIa former Brooklyn Dodger catcher,
failed appear Housing Court ordered in summons
served Dec. Is Mr.. campaneIa is president OF cor
poraon that Harlem tenement in which the Dept
Of Buildings charges n violations Of the multiple dwelling
code and two Of the administrative code
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-16
C.s. Lectures


Continued from Back Pass)
ANSWER: II DON'T GO INTO THE SPECULATIVE"
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER BUT HAVE ASKED YOU
THIS QUESTION BECAUSE MRS. EDDY SAYS you CAM
NOT ADD TO THE CONTENTS or AvEssEL ALREADY
FULL IT MUST FIRST BE EMPTIEo' AND WE MUST
CAST OUT DEVILS!
MR. WATT HAD NO FURTHER COMMENT.
HIS FIRST QUARTER HOUR OF LECTURE CON-
SISTED OF ATOMIC AGE HAZARDS - THIS WORLD
COULD BE DESTROYED + REALITY GOOD NOT
pESTRUcTiBlE WAS NOT CLEARLY BROUGHT OUT!
NOR JESUS WORDS: THIS WORLD SHALL PASS
AWAY" - MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGE = Myth
THE FIRST QUARTER HOUR NEARLY
PUT US TO SLEEP FOR IS MINUTES!
PART 3
BEAUTIFUL HEALING CHILD DEAD; RESTORED.
A YOUNG CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST WAS GREATLY
DISTRESSED WHEN A YOUNG GIRL PASSED AWAY
UNDER c.s. TREATMENT SHE WAS MUCH HARAssED
BY NUMEROUS DEAR ONES SOOTHING AT c.s. HEAL
ING - NOW YOU'RE SURELY GOING TO DROP IT /!
TO WHICH SHE REPLIED: NO. I'm GOING TO STUDY
1T cxHAUsTvELY AND APPREHEND ALL THAT I
May '-~"swssWwWW
SHE BECAME A REGISTERED CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
PRACTITIONER. AND IN A FOREIGN LAND WAS TELE-
PHoNED ONE EVENING TO COME AT ONCE TO At
TEND DYING CHILD.
TRANSPORTATION WAS so PRIMITIVE THAT IT
TOOK HER A HALF HOUR TO REACH THE CHILD, AND
SHE WAS INFORMED THAT IT WAS DEAD.
SHE TOOK THE CHILD IN HER ARMS AND WALKED
INTO AN ADJOINING ROOM. CLOSED THE DOOR. AND
PRAYED, AND TALKED. AND READ tFROM GODS TWO
MASTERPIECES - KING JAMES PROTESTANT BIBLE
AND GODS ONE INFALLIBLE BIBLE, PASTOR, PRO.
PHET, PHYSICIAN MEDICINE, MIRACLE WORKER, THE
C.S. TExTBOOKD AND AFTER NOT A PAINFULLY
LONG PERIOD OF TIME, THE CHILD WAS REVIVED, TO
THE GREAT JOY OF ALL CONCERNED.
PART4
INSPIRING STORY, CLOSING THE LECTURE.
n
FARMER NEEDED HELP, AND THE ONLY MAN
THAN THAT HE COULD SLEEP THROUGH STORMS
THE FARMER HIRED HIM BECAUSE NO ONE ELSE
WAS AVAILABLE
SOMETIME LATER, VICIOUS, STORMY NIGHT
AROSE, AND THE FARMER WAS DETERMINED TO co
OUT TO THE BARN, WHERE THE HIRED MAN SLEPT
AND AWAKEN HIM TO LOOK AFTER THE CATTLE, ETC.
THE FARMER KNEW THERE HAD BEEN A BROKEN
HINGE ON THE CHICKEN COOP. A LOOSE BOARD ON
THE sllo AND SOMETHING ELSE THAT NEEDED At
TENTloN.
CALLS TO THE HIRED HAND BROUGHT NO RE-
sPoNSE. AND so HE DECIDED 70 INVESTIGATE AND
SEE WHAT NEEDED TO BE DONE
BUT EVERYTHING WAS IN GOOD ORDER. THE
BROKEN HINGE HAD BEEN REPAIRED THE sILo HAD
BEEN REPAIRED. AND ANOTHER NEED HAD BEEN
SUPPLIED.
THE FARMERS UNDERSTANDING AWAKENED.
THIS HIRED HAND HAD BEEN STEADY AND EE
Fic'sNT IN HIS WORK - NOT HURRIED, NOR SLUG
GisH EITHER AND 1T DAMNED ON HIM:
THIS MAN HAD SETTLED ACCOUNTS WITH GOD
HOURLY, CONSTANTLY, TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITY
Continued Next Column Top)
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CampaneIIa-
Continued from Page y

(ConfnUed from Page u
AM rurN prNnER cHRIsTLIKE, SPIRITUAL SERVICE
RI TUE PUBLIC JESUS FATHERS BuSl-
Mess" rHE ONE REAL WORK OF ALL RACES AND
PEOPLES ALL THE TIME. A SPIRITUAL WAX
FADE WITH TIE WORLD" - MYTH OF DEVIL,
HE'LL MATTER" - THE FLESH" ADAM
EVE MYTH! - land THE THE DEVIL" - GIGANTIC
FRAUD AND MYTH. WHO. WITH HIS PSEUDO
HUMAN CREATION WOULD APE NE. YOUR
"FATHER,MoTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNlous,"
THE ONE. REAL PARENT. IN. AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE, APPREHENDED BY THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS ACCEPTING ETERNAL VA
LIDITY or GENESIS 1871: land GOD SAW
EVERY THING THAT He HAD MADE. AND. BE-
HOLD 1T WAS [--IS- VERY GOODT
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Eisenhower Tells Congress Get Busy on Legislation
 By JACK BELL

WASHINGON, R - President Eisenhower said today it is little bit silly for Democrats to contend it would take many weeks to en- act the legislative program he has proposed.
 Eisenhower told his first news conference since July 6 that he thinks it is more important to the country for Congress to stay on the job and pass legislation than to go home and campaign.
 In Wide-ranging discussion of domestic and foreign issues, the President said among other things there are no signs now of any economic recession or depression ahead for the country.
 In the, international field, the President said he had given no thought to having any personal conference with Soviet Premier KhruShchev if the latter comes to this country for the United Ma tions disarmament conference or the U. N. General Assembly ses- sion.
 Eisenhower said, however, that if he concluded any useful pur- pose could be served he would not hesitate to meet with the So- viet premier.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

the new capitol be established by Jan, 1, 1865.
 Basically, proponents of the move argued that Juneaus loca- ton in the Southeast panhandle made the capitol too remote to the Anchorage-Fairbanks center of population.
 Opponents of the capitol pro- posal said any relocation would be a needless waste of money which could be used for hospitals, roads, schools and other necessary state facilities.
 Also they argued that Juneau is capital by constitutional pro- vision, even though the section dealing with the capital is in Ar ticle XIV, the schedule of transi- tional measures designed to take Alaska from territorial status to a full member of the union.
 As a constitutional provision, the argument went, Juneau's de- signation as the states capital can be changed only by constitutional amendment.
 Sen. E. L Bartlett and Rep Ralph Rivers, both Democrats, were having smooth sailing in their bids for reelection.
 
 Lawrence Brayton, a Fairbanks surveyor, was trailing Lee Me Kinley, a Palmer dentist, for the Republican nomination for Bart let's seat.
 Rivers had an overwhelming lead over his lone opponent for the Democratic nomination, Ke- mai hotelman David Boyer.
 In the Republican House race, Fairbanks newpaperman Jack Ryan had large lead on his two opponents, William Haugaard, a Sitka lawyer, and R.L. Rettig, an Anchorage accountant.
 The capitol move proposal, which originated in the Anchor age area, ragged on regional basis for the better part of a year
 Republicans lined up against Republicans and Democrats were opposed to Democrats in the year long battle.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
By WARD SIMS Associated Press Staff Writer

JUNEAU, LR - One of the most diViSive issues ever to confront Alaska voters was turned aside in a deluge of ballots today
 Whether it would surpass the record 50,343 votes cast in the 1858 general election, when Alas kans voted on whether to join the Union as the 49th State, was un- known as the slow, tedious job of collecting ballots from isolated areas continued.
 Defeated decisively on yester- days primary ballot was Initia- tive No. 1, which would have moved the state capitol from Ju- neau, it's home since 1906, to the Cook Inlet-railbelt area, dis trict dominated by booming An chorage.
 An emotional campaign over the capitol move proposal, Initia- tive No. 1, coupled with generally fair weather throughout most of the state, brought out an extreme ly heavy vote.
 AS expected, Fairbanks was the area to turn the key and lock out the capitol move proposal, which had been the subject of a year-long campaign in which a tremendous amount of emotion and bitterness was generated.
 The measure provided that Gov. Egan, one of the states five top political leaders who opposed the initiative, name committee of five to select a specific capitol site. The measure specified that
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Peat Moss May be Rich Potential for NWA Industry

Jim Donovan, of the Fox Peat of Fairbanks, was guest speak CT at the Chamber meeting Mon day, upon the invitation of Cham Der President Pearse Walsh.
 Donovan supplies Fairbanks with peat for its lawns, green houses and gardens, and is ex- banding production to other com munities.
 It was explained that lawns and garden use is not the main appli- cation of peat, large quantity of which is found in this area. MT. Donovan has been experi- menting successfully with con- crete blocks made win peat, and called Peatcret, which weigh about one-third the regular con- crete blocks, and provide better insulation. He is also experiment. ing with roofing compounds, wall board, acoustical tile and Presto Logs" The possibilities of the use of peat is unlimited, and might possibly develop into business for export. He told the Chamber how Alaska has been importing peat from Canada, and how the Esat Coast imports huge quantities from Sweden. This could be an industry with steady year round payroll, and proves the tundra is good for someting. With reineer moss on top, peat under that, and minerals further un- derneath, Nome should not have to worry about the future - but start planning for a better and bigger prosperity suggested President Walsh.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Mexico Arrests Top Red After Student Disturbance

MEXICO CITY, R The Mexican government has clamped down on Communism's loudest voice in the country, world-famed muralist David Alfara Siqueiros.
 The artist, who was elected secretary-general of the Mexican Communist Party three months ago, was arrested Tuesday night while police were beating down another leftist-led demonstration by 300 Teachers College students and others in downtown Mexico City.
 Police said Siqueiros spoke at the college just before the dem- onstration, which had been banned by the police.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Truman Will Stump for Democratic Candidates

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, R - Harry s. Truman said today he will make a series of major ad- dresses in behalf of the Demo- cratic ticket in the Presidential campaign this fall.
 The former Presidents an- nouncement was made after con- ference with Gov. Abraham Ribi- coff of Connecticut, an emissary of Sen. Kennedy, the party's Presidential nominee.
 At brief news conference fol- lowing the meeting between the two, Ribicoff said:
 Senator Kennedy feels that the
 Presidents participation in the campaign is most important to his cause"
 Truman then said the two had discussed a schedule of major ad- dresses for the former President in the campaign.
 Truman pointed out that Ken nedy will make a list of the places where he feels Truman's cam pagining would be most effective.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Army Closes
 Port of Whittier On September l

WASHINGTON JAP - The Port of Whittier will be shut down as a military operation Sept. 1, the Army announced today.
 Cargo now handled through Whittier, operated by the Army since 1853, will be shipped through commercial ports there after.
 DiScontinuance of the port as military operation will not reduce Army strength in Alaska since personnel will be diverted to form combat and combat-support units, the Army said.
 About a third of the civilian labor force will remain at the port for caretaker duties. The Army said it would assist in find ing other employment for the re- mainder.
 The Army added that a wharf, intransit shed and other cargo handling equipment will be trans ferred to the Interior Department for use by the government-owned Alaska Railroad.
 Other facilities are to be placed in caretaker status. They will be available for lease to federal, state or private agencies.
 All facilities are subject to re- turn to the Army in case of need.
 "A steady decline in the amount of cargo handled through the port has made it uneconomical to con- tinue the operation of Whittier as an all-military port of entry" the Army explained.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Moscow Expells
 U. $. Air Attache

MOSCOW, R - The Soviet Union today accused U. s. air at tache Col. Edwin Kirton of set ting up a spy apparatus here. It ordered him to leave the Soviet Union
 His assistant. Capt. Irving Mac Donald of ProVincetoWn, Mass, was warned on similar charges but was not told to leave the country.
 The two men returned just this afternoon from trip to the So- viet far north. During this trip, the Foreign Ministry charged, they photographed forbidden mil itary factories and equipment. It said Kirton had been picked up by police in Odessa last winter for doing the same thing.
 The Kirton's home is in Palo Alto, Calf. They had planned to leave the Soviet Union perma- nently in October after two- year stay here.
 Macdonald still has a year to go on his Moscow tour of duty. Both men had hoped to be ob- servers at the trial of U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers next week. Kirton made an expert inspection of the U-2 wreckage. He also ar ranged the ceremony for the re- turn of the body of the pilot of the shot-down RB-47, Capt. Will liam Palm.
 U. s. Ambassador Llewellyn E Thompson and his aides immedi- ately went into a huddle with the two officers both of whom speak fluent Russian.
 Embassy officials had expected action to be taken against one of their service attaches in retalia- ton for the recent expulsion from Washington of Soviet officer charged with hiring private plane in order to photograph mili- tary objects.