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Evening star., 1962-01-02

1rOm Cne 4Cn 1nIanCry DIVISION,
a regular Army outfit based at
Fort Lewis, Wash. Maj. Gen.
William F. Train, 4th Division
commander, declined comment
on the report last night at Fort
Lewis.
Army National Guard and
Reserve elements now on active
duty are not expected to figure
in the first overseas airlift by
the Strike Command. The unit
is an Army-Air Force organiza-
tion designed to speed forces to
any trouble spot.
To Remain Several Months
Although the exercise may
be described as a training drill,
Pentagon sources indicated the
Army fighting men probably
will remain in Europe for sew
eral months.
Since the Berlin crisis began
last summer, this country has
sent about $4,000 reinforce
ments to its forces manning
the cold war front in Europe.
United States military man
power in Europe now totals
close to 100000 men, chiefly
Army troops and Air Force
units.
Last spring, the United States
planned an overseas troop
movement like the one now. in
the offtng.
But it was Cancelled abruptly
on April 20, apparently because
the Kennedy administration
wanted to keep the troops in
position for possible use in
Laos, which then was in crisis.
That operation, called Long
Thrust" would have sent three
battle groups of paratrooperS
- about 1000 men - to Ger
many for Is days of NATO
maneuvers with French and
western German troops.
300 Planes Scheduled
An estimated 300 planes were
ticketed for that exercise. They
included jet fighters, recon-
naissance craft and tankers, as
well as the transports.
Long Thrust was to have been
a joint operation of the Stra-
tegic Army Corps, which
formed this country's mobile
reserve, and the Tactical Air
Command.
Last September, Secretary of
Defense Mcnamara ordered the
Army's STRAC and elements
Evening star., 1962-01-02

We look forward to 1925 new oppor-
tunities to serve Washingtonians with
complete banking and trust facilities.
Evening star., 1962-01-02

of the Air Forces TAG COM
bined into a new unified Strike
Command. Army Gen. Paul D.
Adams was selected to head
the command, whose head
quarters were established at
MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa,
Fla.
After more than three months
of organization work and plan
ming, the new Strike Command
quietly became operational late
last week.
Evening star., 1962-01-02

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Jan. 2
(AP).-About 400 persons we're
reported under arrest today
following the unsuccessful up
rising by a rightwing group
seeking to push Lebanon into
an anti-Nasser bloc with other
Arab nations.
Large stores of arms also
Evening star., 1962-01-02
Woman Is Muyor

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, Jan. 2
(AP).-The first woman mayor
in Pennsylvania, Mrs. Evelyn F
Javens, was sworn in as Mayor
of Beaver Falls yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-01-02
2 Battle Groups Poised
For Flight to Germany
By the Associated Press

About 1000 additional United States soldiers infantry
battle groups will be flown to Germany in mdJanuary in
formed report
Also involved in the will be many Air Force planes
and their They will from bases around
the country.
understood the two battle groups will be drawn
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
Australia to Give Astronaut Glenn a Bright Greeting

PERTH, Australia R This city in western Australia is going to turn on its light for astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. Perth may be the first populated place he passes over after swinging around to the dark side of the earth.
 Premier David Brand said the state government will pay for keeping the street lights on all night once Glenn takes on his space flighr. Stores and house foiders are joining in the plan to give him a bright greeting.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
Bill Would Set Employers Contribution to ESC at PTS Percent of Wages

JUNEAU R - Legislation to change the rate of contributions payable by employers under the Employment Security Act was in- troduced in the Senate today by Sen. Lester Bronson.
 The bill proposes that effective Jan. 1, 1862, each employer pay contributions equal to 2.75 per cent of wages paid by him to his employees.
 The employe rate would be 6 per cent of wages received.
 Employer rates would range from 1.35 per cent to 3.85 per cent and employe rates would range from 8 per cent to g per cent.
 Bronson said the bill was de- signed to maintain employers em- ployunent security rates at the levels they were before imposi- tion of the Reed Employment SC curity) fund debt penalty tax.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
Thursday Hoop Results

Tn close, hard fought game. the Jaycees won over the ANB team 44-4l Thursday night. Clin- ton Trigg was high man for the losers with 12 points, while Geo. Bell hit IA for the Jaycees.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
ANB-.-41

The leading team in the league, the Polar Hornets overcame the Nanooks in another close game, 40-35, in the second game of the twin bill. Tony Willoya again was high with 2l points and Ron Locke added 13 to the Nanook's score.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
ALL FOR NAMES SAKE

NEW YORK tR -- If it hadn't been for Mamie, says former President Dwight Eisenhower, he might have become an aviator.
 Writing in the current issue of Seventeen magazine, Eisenhower said: When I was at West Point thought I would like to become an aviator, and by the time was engaged to be married I had serious plans to go ahead with the idea.
 "But the Doud family was op- posed to flying so I sacrificed this desire for my fiancee's sake.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26
lNANoOKs--35I
Fire Cuts sth Floor of
 S4. Francis Hotel in Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO R Fire blazed on the eight floor of the St. Francis Hotel just before dawn Tuesday, routing 821 guests.
 The History hotel on Union Square estimated damage at $60, ,000.
 Guests crowded the lobby until firemen extinguished the flames.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-26

Large families often produce geniuses. George Washington was one of ,11 children; Alfred Tenny- son one of 12;; Ben Franklin one of IT, and Johann Sebastian Bach one of 20.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
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Evening star., 1962-05-16
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Evening star., 1962-05-16

White stordust tobIe IS" in
diometer opens to 35x45" oval
with leof. Doystromite top resists
oil stoins. CoIoromic bronze Ieos
resist chipping, peeIine. White
regency color chairs with Plastic
covered foam padded scots. Not
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Evening star., 1962-10-10
By the Associated Press

Nicolae Malaxa's attorney
said last night the Government
has three times investigated
and found false accusations
that the 69-year-old Romanian
had Nazi and later Communist
connections in his native land.
Attorney Jack Wasserman
said charges leveled in the
House last Friday by Represent
ative Shelley, Democrat at CAL
ifornia, were thoroughly In
vestigated and disproved" at
hearings on Mr.. Malaxa's im-
migration status in 1851, 1855
and 1858.
"As far as 1 know" Mr.. Was
serman added, Richard M. Nix
on never sponsored Malaxa's
immigration status"
Mr.. Shelley took the House
floor to charge that the former
Vice President used his posi-
ton and prestige" to help Mr..
Malaxa gain permanent resi-
dence in this country. Mr..
Shelley described Mr.. Malaxa
as "a leading Nazi, later Com
munist collaboration"
No Connection
Mr.. Nixon is the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Cal
ifornia. His press secretary,
Herbert G. Klein, said "any
search of the record showed
that Mr.. Nixon had no real con-
nection with Malaxa.
He accused Democratic Gov.
Edmund @. Brown, who seeks
reelection, Of conducting a
coast to coast campaign of
smear"
Mr.. Wasserman told a report
er Mr.. Malaxa now lives in re-
tirement in New York City. He
said the Romanian, who first
came to the United States in
1916, has not applied for citi-
zenShip.
The lawyer said Mr.. Nixon's
only connection with the Ma
laxa case was a letter signed by
Mr.. Nixon, then q Senator, and
former Senator William F.
Knowland, Republican of Cali
fornia. In it, Mr.. Nixon and
Mr.. Knowland urged the Gov
ernment to grant priority to a
plant Mr.. Malaxa sought to
build in Whittier. Calf, during
the Korean War.
The plant was to have been
built by Western Tube Corp,
headed by Mr.. Malaxa, to make
tubing for oil drilling.
Used as Springb0ard
Mr.. Shelley charged the cor
poration was "a springboard for
(Mr. Malaxa's) entry into the
United States" Because of the
projected plant. Mr.. Shelley
said Mr.. Malaxa kas granted
permanent residence in 1858.
But Mr.. Wasserman said Mr.,
MAlaxa really went into this
project in good faith" invest
ing 100000 in land options and
planning. He said no plant
Evening star., 1962-10-10

He said Mr.. Malaxa was found
perfectly acceptable from a
loyalty viewpoint"
Mr.. Shelley had charged Mr..
Malaxa, as a Romanian muni-
tions maker, was a financial
backer of the Iron Guard,
storm trooper movement. But
Mr.. Wasserman asid Mr.. Ma
laxa was harassed by the Iron
Evening star., 1962-10-10

Guard and arrested during the
German occupation. He said
Mr.. Malaxa's property was con-
fiscated and used for war rep
arations payments to the So
Wet Union. Romania's last dem
ocratically chosen government
voted to compensate Mr.. Ma
laxa for the confiscated prop
erty, Mr.. Wasserman said.
Evening star., 1962-10-10

documents newy published by
the State Department prove
Mr.. Malaxa had Nazi affilia-
tions before and during World
War II. But Mr.. Wasserman
said the documents were de-
classified in 1855 and "the very
information that Shelley claims
is new was presented then at
a 52-day immigration hearing.
"Malaxa thoroughly disprovedI
that he had any pro-Nazi, pro-
Iron Guard or pro-Communist
attitudes" Mr.. WasSerman said.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
MoIoxo's Attorney Says
Probe Refuted Charges

was built because Mr.. Malaxa
could not arrange for Govern
ment financial aid.
This was proved at the immi-
grafton hearings, Mr.. Wasser-
man said.
Mr.. Shelley said German war
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Dutch bikes Old /.

AMSTERDAM. - Hollanders
have been building dikes
against the sea for about 1000
years and drainage windmills
have been in use since about
1400. '
Evening star., 1962-10-10

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Evening star., 1962-10-10

"Our firm started general store in 1885," T. Fannon
recalls eve did well the years, but in 1888 we de-
cded to specialize in the field of residential heating
fuels and equipment.
As heating air conditioning and water heaters became
available branched out to specialize in these fields too
advertising is pretty vital to our firm. And we've
always known that our Yellow Pages advertising gives
us the most results for our money.
"To give you an idea of how effective it is we can
trace several sales ranging from $1,000 400 to our
Yellow Pages advertising And this doesn't count all of
the profitable smaller sales the Yellow Pages brings u.s."
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Your best reasons for choosing Vsran vitamins

They learn from their earliest days-from
your very care of them-that vitamins are
good for them" Later, in school, they learn
why.
But not until much later do they come to
know why the name VigrGn is such symbol
of assurance in the purchase of vitamins. And
the reason is-Vigan is the name of the
multi-vitamin preparation from Squibb, and
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names in the pharmaceutical industry.
Evening star., 1962-10-10

your family itsef-for
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Evening star., 1962-10-10

NO MONEY DOWN
Up to 5 years to Pay On
Sears Mo dernizing
Credit Plan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-31

Boys and baseball go together ike hot
dogs and mustard. Through fine competitive
fun Of baseball. youngsters develop important
physical skiIIs ard mental attitudes. With the
practice Of good sporfsmsnship they learn TO
win with pride and lose with grace, and,
hence. to become better citizens.
For these reasons we ssufe fhe Mont
gomery County and Rockville Boys Baseball
Association and the men who give so freely
Of their time and talents for This worthwhile
cause.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Sen. Thurmond Reports
 Unidentified High-Fiying Planes Over Southern US.

WASHINGTON LP s en. Strom Thurmond. D-S.Co, said Thursday he has received unof- fieisl information that unidentified high-flying planes have been seen over tn z southeastern United States. But he added, we don't know they were Red planes.
 Tsurmond, in statement re- leased through an aide. told q re- porter he had received word that aircraft were sent up from the Air National Guard Base near Colum- bia. sc, to check on unidenti- field high=flying aircraft over South Carolina.
 He said this was "before and maybe during the Cuban crisis"
 We have unofficial reports con- firming this Thurmond said. We don't know they were Red air craft, but the informants believe they were Red planes from Cuba. 7.
 The aide said Thurmond has noted Defense Department denials of any evidence of Red overflights such as those mentioned and that in view of this we don't know what else We could dot to check the reports.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Gov. Fgan Cites National Council 0n Alcoholism

Gov. Wm. Egan cited the Ma tional Council on Alcoholism for it's noteworthy achievement in alerting the public to the danger of alcoholism, q disease which ranks among the four major health threats, along with cancer, mental illness and heart disease
 Gov. Egan's proclamation point cd out that 5,000,000 Americans are afflicted by alcoholism.
 .sThe cost of alcoholism is human suffering, in disintegration of fam fly life, i'll economic attrition to the individual and the community is incalculable,o the text of his message continued. Whereas the National Council on Alcoholism has an annual Alcoholism Infor- nation Week Campaign to focus attention on one of Americas gravest health threats, now, there fore. 1 William A Egan, Governor of Alaska do hereby proclaim the week of Nov. 26=Dee. I, Alcohol ism Information Week in the State of Alaska
 Gov. Egan said he was advised that the Gastineau Council on Al coholism plans an extensive infor- nation program on the disease and urged cooperation in it's effects.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Coast Guard Searches for Geological Survey Crew

JUNEAU tR - A Coast Guard aircraft from Kodiak Island con- tinued the search today for a six man geological survey crew re- ported to be working with explo- sives on Chirikof Island, 190 miles southwest of Kodiak.
 The Coast Guard said the air craft, if it locates the men, will drop message block advising the crew of the extreme sensitivity of the explosives it is using when being transported in special con- tainer.
 Radio communications with the geological survey team have not been established since Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Letter To The Editor

Am advised that Nome-based biologist for the State Department of Fish and Game is seeking infor- nation about seals from local seal hunters. 1 have copies of reports written by biologists of the Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game. These reports are very derrogatory of the native people. l advise the seal hunters not to cooperate with any biologist. of the State Dept. of Fish and Game
 The Alaska Dept. of Fish and Game have many people in their employ who have no concept of human values. The State Dept. of Fish and Game are employing people as enforcement agents who are not competent in that they are not properly schooled in law en- forcement work. The rank and file enforcement agent of the State Dept. of Fish and Game are a bunch of ne'er=do-Well tin horns vested With atathofity. that they abuse.
 Predater control is summed by the Alaska State Dept. of Fish and Game. I have personnaly observed State Dept. of Fish and Game per sonnel in the Nome office doing nothing more than killing time in the office. The biologists could very well be eXerting their ener- gies toward research on develop ment of fisheries in the Northern Boring Sea in lieu of making a sci ence out of making life miserable for our people.
 There is no justification for an enforcement agent being station ed at Nome. This is the kind of stuff that brings about higher budgets each year.
 Last year the state legislature found it necessary to overhaul the State Division of Highways, and look into the operation of the State Division of Aviation. This year the state legislature will be faced with overhauling the Alaska State Dept. of Fish and Game. If it is not done, then the legislature will have been remiss in it's duties.
 Robert R. Blodgett,
 State Representative,
 District IS
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Religious Property Used For Income Purposes Is
Subject to Taxation

JUNEAU P1Atty Gen George Hayes said Thursday the property of religious organization used for the production of income is sub- ject to assessment for school taxes.
 In an opinion written for State Assessor s. Robert Dozier, Hayes said:
 The Constitutional Convention intended that only so much of the property used for religious pur- poses as was being used to pro- duce income should ]. taxable, that other such parts should be exempt, and that operation between taxable and non-taxable parts should be made"
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
Nomeites Invited 10 Sourdough Christmas Party

Nomeites visiting in California in December are invited to the Oakland-San= Francisco Sourdough Assn. Christmas party on Dec 15 at the Norway Hall in Oakland.
 In charge of the entertainment is former Nemeite, Hi Dill, and a dinner will be served following the "liquid' hour.
 New president of the organiza- tion is Wm. s'Bill" Shearer.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30
5000 Cases of Japanese
 Oranges Head for Alaska

VANCOUVER. BIC tP - Eight thousand cases of Japanese oranges arrived here Tuesday on their Way 10 Alaska
 The=e oranges willie shipped to Seattle Icy truck then sent to Alas ka by barge
 Shipping officials here said that California orange growers have successfullzkep. oranges off the United Sfates mainland. Bat market has developed in Alaska. despite high costs.
 The -saia=a small quantity Of the oranges Will be sent to Seattle for tests for citrus eanFer. Cali fornia growers say tie Japanese oranges should be kept out of the country because they might carry the blight Officials say.if the oranges can be given clean bill of health there is chance that heavy shipments will be made so US. ports next year.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-30

Eating an apple day really does help keep the doctor away. An experiment at Michigan State University showed that students who ate apples daily suffered one third fewer colds than other mem bers of the student body.
Evening star., 1962-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.

MT. PLEASANT. 2Ol2- Pierce Mill
rd., n.w.-Spacious Groom. 22-ft,
Colonial row brick home. mr.. Rock
Greek Park. 2 u baths, gas h.-W h.
Garage. nice yard. S16,95O.
aToNE q MARCELLINO. TU. q
p1O1 mr. EN- J-ATpT
Evening star., 1962-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ANNAP0LIS-Sale by owner. Ret.
adm. wishes to dispose Of his
home. Nice 3 .bedrms., IA bath,
immaculate. Suburban Wash. with
elty conV Homewood section
$4,000. Not avail. in spring at
this price. s64 4-S14O.
HOWARD co. = ATHoLToN DE-
VELOPMENT AND CONSTRUC-
TION CO. building on Route % In
Donleigh and All View Estate. We
have no paid statesmen, SO you
save the commission.
Beautiful ramblers and 2-story
homes within walking distance to
schools, churches and shopping
area. A lovely and convenient
place to raise your family in a
friendly suburban atmosphere, All
houses are on h2-acre or more
lots, and the choice is yours.
wooded or non-wooded. Priced
from $4,000 TO $4,000 in Zee
FINANCING. Our financing is un-
beatable. Just let US know what
you have to put down and wen do
Come out and see for yourself We
know you will not be disappointed,
For directions and Information,
call WA. 4-9S41. or KE. 1-5156,
PINE-PANELED, 3-bedroom, brick
Colonial ranch home on approxi- |
mately 2 acres, Lovely setting near
mountains, with privacy. Must be |
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erick 662-442s
Evening star., 1962-11-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.
VETERANS

Be prudent, Join the thousands Of
fellow vets enjoying VA approved
home ownership for monthly
payts. usually less than rent
Nothing dn. but good credit. plus
Fl. DuPoNT. 42se SOUTHERN
AVE. S.E.-6-rm. brk.. rec. rm.,
S73 plus taxes. VA approx. sI3,-
sfi2 EADs ST. NE.-Dandy corner
prick. rec. rm., sun porch, SS5 mo.
42l2 Fr: DUPONT TERRACE Sc.
oMooSemidet, brick, bsmt., 5000 dn.
30O9. N ST. Sc, off MINI. ave-.
PERI. 4-bedrm.. white det. brick,
"a baths, rec. rm. Real luxury
for Sl9,500, $4,000 down or Gi.
2235 10th ST. N.E.-A beaut. for
Sl7'2bO. Yes. rec. rm. with bar.
1870 MORSE ST. N.E.-SS2 mo.
Lge. family, economical and happy.
l126 A ST. S.E.-S rms, S7B mo.
2-35 18th ST. NE.-A beauty for
.SlT250. Rec. rm. with bar.
A family purchase Of a VA approx.
home Is a forward move. Come to
our office. SIS N. Capitol st. for
Tree evaluation of your purchasing
credit. COX & COMPANY. RE.
7-l633. Phone for appointment.
Evening star., 1962-11-18

NEW HOUSE, NEVER OCCUPIED

NEW HOUSE, NEVER OCCUPIED
4 bedrms., baths, rec. rm., lge.
screened porch. Rent S210 mo. Lo-
Gated bet. Bethesda and Rockville,
nr. elem. school. Phone 427-7272.
Mr.. DC STADIUM-5-rm brick,
coal heat. 113 10th st. s.e. Va
cant. Apply in person to agent
wit real estate refs. THOS. D.
WALSH, INC. 1900 K st. NV.
FE. S-2040.
Mr.. ROCKVILLE, 6-rm., very MOD.
house. Newly decorated. Oil heat.
On farm. Rent only S11O. RA
6-11O1, Ex. 3-9164.
OFF CONN. AVE. N.W.-Semidet.,
nice home, . bedrms., ga baths,
gar, some furn. Rent, 5000. I'M
med. poss. For info. call KEACH
& PURCELL, 296-5420.
PALMER PARK, MD. = 3-bedrm
house. Call SP. 3-0040 after 8 pm.
PALMER PARK. MD, S027 Allen
dale dr.-Middle house of 3, .
story, 3-bedrm.. gas heat, S125
mo. M e. SMITH, INC. wkdys.
DI. 7-1S77.
PALMER PIX. : 3-bedrm. ramb.,
Evening star., 1962-11-18
SIMPLE

To secure a better home. Just trade
your old one with Cox. Call cox
AND. CO., RE. 7-1633, S15 N.
Evening star., 1962-11-18

1921 FT. DUPONT TERRACE Sc.
VACANT-As low as $3.50 dn. Mod
ern, 3-bedrm., semidetached, brick
home. Full basement, recreation
room. Move right in.
Evening star., 1962-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-D, c,
tcoNTlNUeD)

CHASE, nr. Oregon and Ne
sTaska aveS.-Centrallv air cor
A new custom-built home. 4 bed
rms. . baths. lst-flr. den and
powder rm.. 24-ft. rec, rm. with
powder rm. Lot 70xl25. Priced
low 40s. Ewes. OIL. 6-390S. L. 7.
GRAVATTE. REALTOR, MA. s.
Evening star., 1962-11-18

Mt. PLEAsANT-4-bedrm. brk., 2
baths; and bsmt. apt. Oil heat,
gar, S16,500. Terms. EN-. 3-0303,
Evening star., 1962-11-18
3214 CENTRAL AVE. NE

32I4 CENTRAL AVE. NE,
$3.50 dn. Detached, 4-bed-
room Cape Cod. What a lovely
Woodbridge detached home. Has
concrete front porch; fenced yard,
enormous deep rear yard with fruit
and vegetable garden. Live coun-
tryfied and yet Just 2 blocks off
Rhode. Island ave. Schools, trans
portation. shopping. Reasonable
down payment. Must be seen to be
appreciated.