Congressman Says Sec. Dulles Is
Hated in Europe, Should Resign
NEW YORK, (JP»—Rep. Emanuel
Celler OD-NY) returned yesterday
from a month's tour abroad and
said Secretary of State John Fos
ter Dulles “is the ibest hated
American in Europe” and should
resign “without trace.”
Celler, chairman of the House
Judiciary Committee, told re
porters in a formal statement on
his arrival at Idlewild Airport
from Rome:
“All of Europe—England, Ger
many, France, and Italy particu
larly—has became allergic to him.
He is the butt of jokes, mute sub
ject of bitter satire.
“His usefulness with our allies
has vanished. He is the chief ar
chitect of Western disunity. In
this atomic-age fever Dulles is
bad medicine. His righteous
preachings and diplomatic ser
I mons grate on the nerves of our
NATO partners.
“New men, new faces and new
policies are needed in our State
Department. Unless Dulles is re
placed soon, our allies will blunt
ly tell President Eisenhower that
a new note of vigorous and con
structive and ingenious leadership
is needed. This is essential if
NATO is to be held together and
made to survive.”
Mrs. Mary Diede, gfenial and ef
ficient court reporter who re
turned Friday from Fairbanks,
advises that there is considerable
interest manifested by the people
of that city in the coming Pioneer
Roof Garden. Many have signi
fied their intention to attend—
weather permitting.
She further states that the huge
gold nugget to be given away Sat
urday night has captured the at
tention of many old-time miners
in the interior city who are well
aware that it might be the last of
those precious rare specimens.
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Youth Admits
Slaying Girl for
Resisting Him
CHICAGO, 0P>—The frozen, beat
en body of a 14-year-old girl was
found Monday in the ice and mud
of a shallow pond. Police said a
17-year-old youth admitted he
strangled and beat her after she
resisted Jus advances.
The girl, Mary Lou Wagner, a
pretty high school freshman, had
been missing from her North Side
home since Friday night.
Police said Robert Max Fleig,
employed at his father’s bakery,
admitted the slaying as he was
about to take a lie detector test.
Fleig led police to the girl’s
body at the pond near Glenview
Naval Air Station.
Fleig told police he had known
Mary Lou about two months. He
said he took the girl to the area
after promising to drive her home
from a sandwich shop. He beat
and choked her, he said, when she
resisted his advances and enraged
him by saying, “I’ll tell your
mother and I’ll tell my mother.”
The dead girl’s mother, Mrs.
Mildred Wagner, 53, a widow,
sobbing and supported by two
policemen, identified the body of
her daughter at the morgue.
SAMOVARS NOW BEING
HEATED BY ELECTRICITY
MOSCOW, UR—The days of the
oll-fashioned Russian samovar are
numbered.
No Russian home is complete
without one of the metal urns
simmering tea in the corner. In
the last three years in Tula, the
Soviet Union’s largest samovar
production centeir, 1,5(00,000 of
the old style ones were made.
A report from Tula today said
the new line of samovars will
make tea by electricity. As a con
cession to the diehards and to
some rural areas not fully elec
trified, some of the charcoal num
bers will be made for a while.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE|
CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND |
DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF 1
JOHN STRACK, deceased.
No. 1025
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON FINAL REPORT AND ACCOUNT
AND THE
DETERMINATION OF ESCHEAT
TO THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Aar
nout Castel, of Nome, Alaska, Adminis
trator of the above named estate, has
filed his Final Report and Account of
his doings in said estate, and that the 8th
day of January, 1958, at the hour of
ten o’clock a.m. of said day, at the office
of the above named Court, Nome, Alaska,
has by Court order been fixed as the
time and the place for a Hearing on said
Report and Account; and, also, at such
time and place the Court will determine
j and adjudicate the matter of the escheat
of the net assets of this estate to the
Territory of Alaska as provided by law.
Objections, if any there be, to said
Report and Account and the entry of
Decree of Escheat, will be heard at that
time.
DATED this 7th day of November,
1957.
AARNOUT CASTEL,
ADMINISTRATOR
James A. von der Heydt
Attorney at Law
Nome, Alaska
Publ. Nov. 13, 20, 27, Dec. 4, 1957.
GLUE POT
Soda Fountain
CIGARS, CIGARETS
TOBACCO
CANDY
FRESH ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
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COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS
TREE COMMITTEE MEETS
TONIGHT AT CITY HALL.
The annual Community Christ
mas Tree committee, formed of
volunteer workers with commun
ity spirit, are meeting this eve
ning at the City Hall.
Representatives of organiza
tions which cooperate in the
project as well as individuals
who are interested in assisting
are urged to :be present.
51 Teen-Age Girls
Display Own Creations
At 4-H Fashion Show
CHICAGO, UP>—Fifty-one teen
age girls representing the 48
states, Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto
Rico, displayed their own style
creations yesterday at the nation
al 4-H Club Congress.
All were state and territorial
winners in the dress revue pro
gram. Except for Kirsten Marks,
1'6, of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Al
ice Hashiro, 16, of Hawaii, the
girls were brought to the con
gress with expenses paid.
The stylist models displayed
their creations on the stage of the
Eighth St. Theater before other
admiring 4-H members.
HOME ARTS CLUB HOLD
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Home Arts Club, local
Women’s Federation Club, held
its annual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Kelliher
with Mrs. Gordon Osborne as co
hostess.
In addition to a hand-made gift
exchange, the members brought
Christmas gifts for needy Nome
children who are away in orphan- j
ages. The gifts will be mailed |
to the children direct, from a list
supplied by a local agency. |
VFW ELECT NEW ' OFFICERS
The Veterans of Foreign War,
Bering Sea Post 9569 which was
recently reactivated here, held a
meeting last evening and elected
the following officers: M/Sgt. W.
Granfield, Commander; Larry
Minnix, Senior Vice Cmdr.;
M/Sgt.' Hunt, Junior Vice Cmdr.;
Joe Maloney, Chaplain; Jim Kelli
her, Quartermaster.
Jury Is Still Being
Selected for Beck Trial
SEATTLE, (£)—Principals in the
Dave Beck grand larceny trial
continued to wait on the sidelines
today as selection of a jury went
into the third day.
Beck is charged with pocketing
$1,900 received in the sale of a
union-owned automobile. His son,
| Dave Jr., was convicted last week
t of two counts of grand larceny
for keeping $4,650 derived from
the sale of two other union autos.
A VOTE FOR MARILYN
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Ifl—
i Tj^re was one write-in vote noted
* in the annual election of the
board of directors of the city’s
chamber of commerce Monday.
The unknown voter’s choice:
Marilyn Monroe.
Still writing, the voter added
I this postscript: “Let’s get some
| sex into this.”
Only men, however, were se
lected in the mail balloting.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: John Doore,
1 John Seaberg, Nancy Lane, Darrel
Jaquith.
To Fairbanks: Art Vik, Charles
Barnett.
To Kotzebue: C.Y. Lyons, John
Townsen, Lonnie B. Mizell.
From Kotzebue: Edward Har
ris, Earl Cole, Vern Hirsch, Ned
Koozata, Burdick.
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