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a New York-bound plane and
became the center of an I'M
precedented three-nation tan
gle.
The United States wants him
to serve his sentence.
Britain wants to get him to
New York but apparently lacks
legal power to assure it since
his case is not extraditable.
The Israeli government, hav-
ing once expelled him as an
illegal immigrant, now appar-
emily is prepared to take him
back to test this expulsion in
the courts or let him find
refuge in Communist Czecho-
slovakia, which has offered to
accept him. Premier David
Ben-Gurion's government has
been under severe political
pressure because it expelled
him without court action and
in effect handed him over to a
United States marshal.
Aviation sources said Ell AL was
prepared to accept Soblen
aboard today's New York plane,
then turn off ali other passen-
gers and fly the plane instead
to Tel Aviv.
The Boeing TOT jet could
easily reach either Tel Aviv
or New York in one hop.
Soblen was visited in Brixton
last night by an American
lawyer acting for the spy's wife
and daughter.
Soblen repeatedly is dying of
leukemia (incurable blood can
cer). The lawyer-who declined
to be named-Said he clocks
pretty bad"
1.-THE leukemia is worse" the
lawyer said.
He has developed neck SWELL
ings. Unless he receives proper
medical care and a high pro-
tein diet, he is unlikely to live
many months in any jail"
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again after the current hear
ings end Friday.
The previous filibuster was
ended on August / with an
agreement to send the bill to
Foreign Relations for a study
for the foreign policy questions
involved, with the understand
ing that when it is reported
back on August 10 it will be the
pending business of the Senate.
Question Murrow
Secretary of State Dean Rusk
strongly supported the bill at
yesterdays hearing, assuring
the committee that in his
opinion it protects adequately
the foreign policy interests Of
the United States.
The committee held its first
night session yesterday to
croSS-examine Edward r. Muir
row, who advocated reduced
rates for his agency to use the
new satellite system In spread
ing the doctrine of freedom.
He said this would be a partial
repayment for the Nations in
vestment in making this new
development possible.
Secretary Rusk testified that
two basic questions need to be
answered from the Foreign
policy standpoint:
First, is the privately owned
corporate entity envisioned in
the bill an effective instrument
for United States participation
in a global satellite commu-
nications system in the light
of relevant foreign policy con-
siderations?
Morse for USIA Programs
Second, does the bill pro-
vide adequate authority in the
national government to safe
guard and promote our foreign
policy interests insofar as the
activities of the corporation
may impinge on this area?
Our answer to both Of
these questions is, yes"
Senator Morse made 1t clea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
JobIess Area Din
Shown in July

Secretary of Labor Goldberg
reports that the number OF
major labor market areas ex-
'periencing substantial unem-
ployment fell from 81 in June
to 48 in July-the lowest total
in two years.
Mr.. Goldberg reported yes
terday that a July survey of
employers showed that while
the job situation had improved
slightly in nearly all major
areas of the country in recent
months, the improvement rate
had slowed down from earlier
in the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
By GARRETT d. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

DR.. Frances o. Kelsey and
five other Government en-
ployes were presented gold
medal awards for distinguished
civilian service by President
Kennedy in ceremony on the
White House South Lawn to-
day.
DR.. Kelsey, a medical officer
Of the Food and Drug Admins
tration, was honored for her
exceptional judgment" in
keeping the drug thalidomide
off the market in this country.
Her citation said her action
prevented a major tragedy of
birth deformitieS in the United
States-an outstanding contri-
button to the protection of the
health of the American people"
AS he hung the gold medal
suspended on a blue ribbon
around DR.. KelSey's neck, Mr..
Kennedy told her that all Amer
leans were indebted to her.
Thompson, Others HOnOred
Others receiving the Presi-
dents Distinguished Federal
Civilian Service Award in the
ceremony we're:
Llewellyn E. Thompson, jr.,
career diplomat, just returned
from five years service as Am
baSsador to the Soviet Union.
He was cited for work that
has brilliantly furthered our
country's foreign policy objec-
tives during a period of inter-
national tension"
Robert R. Gilruth, director
of NASA's Manned Spacecraft
Center, given the award for
successfully managing lone of
the most complex tasks ever
presented to man in this
country - the achievement of
manned flight in orbit around
the earth"
]. Stanley Baughman, presi-
dent of the Federal National
Mortgage Association, for his
"e tr aordinary effectiveness"
in establishing and managing
the worlds largest mortgage
banking facility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Jewish Agency Sets
Volunteer Courses

An orientation course to pre-
pare volunteer workers Of the
local Jewish Social Service
Agency will begin October 10.
The first three orientation
sessions are slated for 10 am.
to 1880 pm. on October 10, IL
and II. The last session on
October 10 will be from 10 am.
to IL noon.
The agency needs volunteer
visitors to shut-ins, clerical
workers for tipping, switchboard
operators, editorial assistants
and English tutors.
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slightly exceeds the number OF
investigators previously report
ed by the manufacturers be-
cause a few investigators gave
some of the drug to their part
nerS or to other physicians.
Secretary Celebrezze said
some of the regulations by
which FDA hopes to prevent
future drug disasters will be
announced the end of this week
or the beginning Of the next.
Kefauver Warning
Senators were told in a closed
session yesterday that so far
there have been no reports Of
malformed babies attributable
to thalidomide pills dispensed
in the United States.
But Senator Kefauver, Demo
crat of Tennessee, told the Sen
ate yesterday no one can be
certain until about January
that no deformities will develop
Food and Drug Administrator
George P. Larrick appeared
yesterday before the Senate
Judiciary Committee to report
on results of an FDA survey OF
thalidomide in the United
States.
After the hearing, Senate
Republican Leader Dirksen said
in an interview that the Judi
ciary Committee can reach q
compromise on a series Of
amendments proposed by Pres
ident Kennedy to the drug con-
troll bill introduced by Senator
Kefauver.
Senator Dirksen said hi
would support and work fol-
passage of a bill to tighten reg.
ulationS over the distribution
of experimental drugs which
could have damaging side eff.
fleets. " ,s. :'s.
The Kefauver drug measure
was passed by the COMMITTEES
after considerable amending
After a breakfast conference
of Democratic congressional
leaders with President Kennel,
at the White House today, Sen
ate Majority Leader MANSFIELD
said he would try to get tn,
drug bill up for action in thu
Senate as soon as possible. HI
listed that and farm legislation
as next on the schedule aftel
the Senate diSposes of thu
Satellite Communications bill
due back on the floor for de.
bate Friday.
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DR.. Kelsey, Five Others
Decorated by Kennedy

I DR.. Donald E. Gregg, CHIEF
of the Department of Cardio-
Respiratory Diseases at Walter
Reed Army Institute of Re-
search, for development Of new
instruments and research meth
DDS making major contribu-
tons to medical knowledge Of
heart disease"
/ Waldo K. Lyon, head Of the
submarine and Arctic research
branch of the Navy Electronic:
/ Laboratory, credited with de-
veloping techniques making il
possible for a submarine to op-
crate under the Arctic ice cap
Lyon Absent on Mission
| Mrs. Lyon received the medal
| for her husband from the Pres
ident, who noted that her hus-
band was absent on a confiden-
tial mission for the Navy.
Concluding the ceremony,
Mr.. Kennedy said he hoped the
accomplishments of the Fed
eral employees receiving the
medals would make as much
news as does the occasional
Government employee who does
not meet the high standards
set by the Civil Service.
He said he hoped the cere-
mony would call attention Of
all Americans to the extra
ordinary group Of people work.
ing in their behalf"
Meanwhile, DR.. Ralph G.
Smith-Dr. Kelsey's boss dur
ing her successful drive to keep
thalidomide off the United
States drug market-waS pro-
NOTED to acting director Of the
Food and Drug Administra-
tons Bureau OF Medicine.
DR.. Smith repeatedly backed
up and counseled DR.. Kelsey,
He was appointed medical Off
Ger with FDA in 1850 and has
been in charge of the review
of new drug applications since
then.
His promotion follows the
resignation of the bureau di-
rector, DR.. William H. Kes-
senich, who has returned to
the staff Of internal medicine
at the Veterans Administration
Hospital, Lake City, Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Jernegun Resigns
AS Envoy to Iruq
BY the Associated Press

The White House announced
today that John D. Jernegan
has resigned as Ambassador to
Iraq and will return to WASH
ington for reaSSignment by the
State Department.
Press Secretary Pierre Salin-
ger said Mr.. Jernegan is leav-
ing Iraq at the request Of the
Iraqui government, which has
asked the United States to
withdraw its Ambassador. This
country, in turn, has asked the
withdrawal Of the Iraqi Am
bassador.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-07
Exchange of Dutu

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 7 (AP)
Scholars from several nations
will open a meeting here Au-
gust 20 to exchange informa-
ton on the history and anthro-
pology of western hemisphere
countries.
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who received the drug were
women Of child-bearing age.
Fourteen District physicians
treated 1874 patients with thalid-
omide, the Secretary said, and
100 of these patients were
women of ild-bearing age.
Five other District physicians
received the drug but moved
out of the area before admins
tering it.
The Secretary did not have
figures on hand as to how many
of the 100 women were pregnant
when treated, if indeed any
were.
Supplies Seized
Food and Drug agents found
that IA of the 1,097 physician
investigators with whom they
checked still had thalidomide
on hand. None, however, was
found in Maryland or the Dis
trict. Four of the 20 Virginia
physicians still had the drug.
All the supplies have either
been destroyed, collected as
official samples. or impounded
by local authorities, Secretary
Celebrezze said.
About $50 doctors in the
United States who were sent
the drug have not yet been
contacted, he said, because
they were on vacation or had
moved.
The Secretary said that, in
some cases, patients getting
thalidomide may have given
the drug to a relative or friend
If so. there may be a few more
pregnant women who received
the drug than the 207 now
known.
Maryland, Virginia Figures
In Maryland, FDA repre-
sentativeS found that 1876 pa
tients had been treated with
the drug. There was no State
breakdown showing the mum.
Der of women of collaborating
age.
In Virginia, 81 physician.
contacted said they had treated
1888 patients, of whom 22t
were women below the age Of
menopause.
Secretary Cellebrezze said the
number of American doctors
who received thalidomide, 1,248
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0<AAH 4NGEA64 \
5ss-s45s WA. $4,000

LANDOVER AREA-Clean as q pin.
37bedrm. semi-ramhler. walking
and schools. OF terms nothing
DIN, plus FLA terms. full price
only S12.95O.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
LANDOvER HILLS-No down GIs.
Vacant. 3-bedrm. Colonial on
wooded lot. Sep. din. rm., bsmt.
Al eond. Monthly payments ap-
prox. SOS. Less than rent. S13,950.
FILA terms available.
GREER REALTY CO.
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HOMEOWNER REALTY

BRANDYWINE Md. nr. Andrews
IL acres. 3-b.r. ramb. lovely lge.
kit. f.p. in liv. rm.. din. Tm.. semi
fin. encl. bk. and fri. pchs.. as
sumo FLA loan and $1,000 cash.
immed. poss. OWNER, 372-S357.
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ATTENTION - s.
bedroom, 1lz-bath centrally air.
cond. semi-C Colonial. Assume LIST
trust Of $4,000. S97.50 mo. pay
ments.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
The House Of Homes"
I'M A.IIRg
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out.of.Town Rote, SLOT Per Line
} or More Times, $l!oo PEI Line
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A NNANDALE
CT No S Down

Enjoy the country living OF over n
acre on k-acre domestic. Beau
tifully handicapped. flowe n 9
shrubs. shade trees, and privacy
Of hedges. This two-bedroom
rambler with q coy living room,
with wood burnine fireplace is q
honeymooners' delight. Inspect to-
day. C1 approved at only SIS,
$50 monthly. pitt.
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STORCH
sP. 3-450C
OPEN
NEW
Convenient to NAsA

IOnVenIgnt 70 MASH
1878 Stephen Lane
New all-brick rambler situated on
freed "a acre, city sewer and wa
ter, home features lRe. bedrms.,
de luxe kitchen, mammoth day
light rec. rm., cedar-lined storage
area. carport.
DIRECTIONS: Out Powder Mil I'd.
1T. on MONTGOMERY I'd. right on
Foreston, 1T. on Harrison 10 Open
D. L. Barnard 588-7977
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ABRACADABRA,' So, 600

ADELPHI-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
home. basement. carport. fire.
place Assume y et loan or rent
with option TO buy. JU. T-3092.
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ALEXANDRIA
PRIME NEIGHBORHOOp
DIT 1 L1N 11ON1LAJ
549-82OO 525-940O
ALEXANDRIA
con NEnNnTn

$50 MONTH
$3.50 incl. sett. Only S11,500. jeff.
scr. front porch. New cond. New
stove and refer Anchor fence.
SKIES REAL ESTATE, JE. 2-0400
ALEx.-VACANT. 49, financing.
brick rambler, 8 bedTms., 2 baths,
Wv. carpets, breakfast nook in
modern kit, full bsmt., finished
rec. rm., cow. to everything. Un-
der $50. 900. 931-S512.
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ACREs-Its quality Of
construction and superb location
sets this all-brick rambler far
above the competition in this price
range. Features incl. sep. din. rm.,
plus a dream kit. carport, and
rec. type bsmt. S21 900 with i'm
med. possession avail.
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la 7-8n12

ANNANDALE-Neviy dec. 1 bed
rms. lh baths; warm dry bsmt;
room and rec eHG rrn.. large i iH fm.
with firepl.. din. rm., all storm
windows and doors. Garage. car
port and driveway. Beautifully
landscaped X acre. BY OWNER.
CT. 6-7672. S20.450. Immediate
occupancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
X GEw HAS ITINI,,,
ALL NEW!

different and refreshing
in stylingl Split-levels with SPLIT
foyers and ramblers Of top-auaiity
brick construction by well-known
Northern Virginia builder. Just
a minute to Circumfefential or
Westbriar County Club, Is min
utes to D.. C. .3-5 bedrms.. 2 and
ing rooms and rec. rooms flying
decks off kitchens and dining
rooms. Just few availablei
Prices: .S26,500 to S27.500l Ewes.
Mr.. Robinson, 525-051s.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
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T79-7575. Ewes. sP. 3-4Os1

T1S-l010. Ives, 81. o-4uol
LANGLEY AREA. Riggs Park Ests.
-3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler, sep.
din. rm.. large liv. rm., with
fireplace and rec. room. walk to
shopping. transp. and schools. VA
or FLA terms, $20,500 or as
Prince ZINC e aE 5Saa REALLY Fl CO CO.
The House Of Homes"
nm A-IIGR
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KI. e-754O Q TIL 9
AREA Williamsburg SHOPPING!
Brand new. 3 = bedroom. -
bath brick rambler for S2S. 1901
Screened porch. carport and full
basement. Lot contains over TO-
900 50. IT. Every convenience. Pub
lie and parochial schools. BET
d5 5F Or aoS 81. 7- sssss F ss s2s s.
PHILLIPS. INC. IA, 7-s012.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

OXON HILL AREA-Nice 2 bedrm.
frame home, built-in garage, l.
acre lot. Can be purchased with no
money down CT. For full details
tall Mt. Rice. 10. 7-1925 or 10.
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All, RRTCK
AII-BRTCK sI3.500 = 2-bedroon

ALL-BRICK. $4,000 = 2-bedroom
rambler. sep. din. nm. scr. porch.
radiant heat. cow. TO parkways.
No down payment CT. Call til s
pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. INC.
ANDREWS AREA : 4-bedrm. BIZ
level. liv., rm.. din. nm, de luxe
kitchen. basement. rec. rm., ! u
baths. VA nothing down. Settle
ment charges only. JOE JACOBS
REALTY. RE. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

OPEN NOON TIL DARK. 4el5
b6th pl.. Rogers Hts.-Today'S
best buy. 3-bedroom brick-front
rambler on lovely level lot. / "a
baths, diversified kit. full daylight
bsmt. Sparkling new and only
Sl6.95n. Substantial cash. Drive
RE. $50 defense hwy TO seth
REAMY CO. AP. 1906 or sP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
LARGE FAMILY ONLY

II you are looking for q Ice, spac.
home, with in-town eonvenienees.
and sensibly priced. We have 2
quality new huge Abr. Cape Gods,
with formal din. rm.,. lge, family
sized kit, 2 full baths, tremend'
Gus closets, huge tiled bsmt.. with
roughed-in bath. 2 blks. to every
thing. S22,95O and S23.5OO. Open
It'll 3.
Dir: 2 mi. N. Of Nd. U. on U. s. /
turn right at Edgewood I'd, then
right to houses. ....-
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u II AuEL AAINA q OOU To
LANGLEY PARK, HERE TODAY,
GONE TOMORROw-Call now to
see this 3-bedrm; brk. gambler.
HUGH T. PECK. REALTOR
1885 New Hamp. Ave-. HE. 4-1700
LANHAM-Long. low rambler on
u acre lot, features 3 bedrms.
20-ft. liv. rm. with firepl.. equip.
kit. with auto. washer, sep. din.
$4,000 TO sell FAST Only $500
down. FLA. or no-down, OF.
RAIL- REALTY INC. A7A-4OO0
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

GLENRIDGE - Modern Cape Cod
with 2SAft. lily. rm.. loads Of clos
cts. equip. kit. and extra nice
yard, Walk. to public and paro-
Blk. sf4isbo Sn PHA or 81.
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4OOO
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Nd SS9I9 oS

CARROLLToN-Brick, 4 bedTms-- .
baths, living rm. w7fireplace. sen
dining rm.. fully. equipped kitchen,
IulI bsmt., paneled rec. rm. SOL
UO0 FLA, 81 800 On. Immed. poss.
b9OS S5th ave- gp 2-2R0i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25

oXoN RUN HILLS = 3-bedroom
semidet. brick nr. Holy Family
church. walkodt bSmt. with fin
pletely redecorated. gas heat.
FHA or conventional. Reasonable
at Sl4.75O. NEWcOMB JONES
REALTY. INC. 10. 2-0400. ewes.
and Sun. Mr.. Mundell, 10. z
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MANoVILL REALTY CORP.
949-S440

hOOEhS hIS.-brlck cape COO.
3 bedrms., 2 full baths. lge. liv.
rm. w/firepl., sep. din. rm., newly
bsm se naf feResS lot OO Clos. ip To
schools and churches in Hyatts-
vile area. FHA appraisal price
S1S,500, 500 down pymt. VA
CANT. HE 0-6005 or He. 0-5OO3
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LANGLEY REALTY

SEABROOK-Lovely split level, 8
corner properly. Rec rm. Name
your own terms. GREENBELT
REALTY CO.. Realtors. OR. A.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
HOWARD SIGNS
GETS $40, 600

FORT LAUDERDALE Fla. =
Elston Howard, whose versatil-
ity as a catcher, outfielder and
first baseman has long made
him a managers delight, became
one of the more important wage
earners in baseball.
Howard accepted terms with
the Yankees and signed a contract
calling for $42, ZOO. That will be
$4,000 more than he received
last season.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
EASTLAKE WINS
CITY HOOP TITLE

Eastlake won the city basket
ball championship for Class c
boys IA and l5) by defeating
Harmon Park, 52-4O, on the Har-
mon Park Court.
Clarence Pittman was high
scorer for the winners with 26.
points. Bob Buchanan was high
for the losers with Ia.
EaStlake set a court record
recently beating Central Park,
l00-20, in the city recreation
department league.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02

MRS. DORIS STOVALL, left newly hired sales clerk Wool
wors Department SO E. Washington. shows interested
customer the perfect lines of plastic flower. The Mrs.
Harold DOreo 2002N q Street. wondering the color
in her
Mrs. Stova is the first Negro sales clerk be employed the
store Her hiring followed series of NACP picket demonsra
ons outside the protesting discriminatory hiring practices.
She has been in the city only months Her husband
ferred from New York Peoria with the arco Eliminating machine
firm.
Mrs. Stoval is of Rochester, New York. She attended
grammar school there and graduated from West High
She employed McCurdys Dept Sore of Rochester, where
she remained for five years.
She head the stock division Curr Dept Store later
Her first impressions Wooworhs simply, II feel though
I've worked here longer than days. Everyone
She said she attending Chapel A several
Sundays when she heard NCP meeting job opportunities
This her first family really
climate.
The Soval family including reside 2S Adams
(Fhoto Bobby Feard)
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
GSM OFFERS A NEW
7 STAR POLICY PLAN

Golden State Mutual Life In
surance Company has introduced
a new line of health insurance
policies to be known as GSM's
7-Star Health Insurance Series,
announced A. ]. Williams, vice
president-agency officer.
This new series includes pol
icies covering hospital and sur
gical expenses under both indi-
vidual and family-group plans.
all with new liberalized benefits,
Williams said.
One of the important features
of the 7-Star Family Group Pol
icy. he noted, is provision for
automatic coverage for new chill
dren born after the policy is in
force, from the time they are
IS days old until their first BIRTH
day. There is no increase in the
family's premium on the policy
during this period.
A loss of = income plan will
soon be added to the 7-Star SER
les, according to Williams.
Announcements of GSM's new
7-Star Health Insurance Series
are currently appearing in COM
munity newspapers and other
media throughout the company's
eight states of operation.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02

SMALL grand time de birthday of Carol
Boozer celebrated her seventh birthday last Friday.
Front Tommy Davis Jackie Hodge. Shelia Johnson
Boozer, Mar Wilson, Rome Daniels and
Freddie Williams. a+ass4@ssa~ss~sesss-
Doris Scott, Dorothy Woodbury. Nelson Mitchell,
mex MITCHELL oo-Bobby Heard
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-02
CATHOLICS GROW

WASHINGTON The United
States ranks third in the worlds
Roman Catholic population, the
National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference reports.
Brazil. with 62.734.533 of the
worlds estimated $50 million
Catholics, is first. This figure
is O3.5 percent of the country's
total population. Italy is second
with S,7S2,5l5 or 99.5 per cent
of the country's total population,
the conference said.
The United States has 42.l04,
600 Roman Catholics. This is 29.o
per cent of the population.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-10-26
Assault Battery Drunks Reported

One assault and battery charge and three on intoxication counts were on the Kodiak city police blot ter this week.
 Mike Totemoff was arrested for assault and turned over to the state of Alaska, while Paul Kahu- talk forfeited a S25 bail on drunk ness charge, and Svere Olsen was given a S25 fine and nine days in jail which were suspended. Ar thur A. Condardy, Jr., was handed a 30-day suspended sentence for intoxication.