4th INFANTRY DIV.
ORDERED TO EUROPE
‘t WASHINGTON, (/P>— The 4th
^Infantry.Division $t Fprt Benning,.
vGa., has been ordered to Europe
to become part of Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower's European defense
army. — -.* •
Rosoff, Who Never Went
To School, Dies
BALTIMORE* (/P)— Samuel R.
RosoffJ 68, who carved out a fab
ulous career as a digger of sub
ways, owner of railroads and
builder -of • tunnels and canals in
many countries, died last night.
A resident of.Nejy York, he en
tered Johns Hopkins April 1. He
failed ;to rally from an operation
Thousands Laid Off
By N. Y. Central R.R.
NEW YORK, (JP). — Several
thousand employes of the New
York Central Railroad in 11 east
ern states are to be laid off later
this week.
The New York Central says
the layoffs $re caused by a com
bination of reasons, including a
decrease in freight business, wage
increases, higher material. costs,
and losses from a switchmen’s
strike.
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Saturday.
One of Rosoff’s boasts was that
he never went to school a day in
his life. But he made and lost
several fortunes.
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the U.3. Eighth Armyin Korea.
Lt.; Gen; James A. Van iFieet Will
succeed to that po^t. „
Two M£c Arthur statements led
directly to the dismissal. The first
was the general’s March 20 letter
to Rep. Martin (Ri-Mass.) support
ing Martin’s idea for using
Chaing’s troops and adding the
view that Asia was the vital thea
ter of war against Communism.
The second was MacArthur’s
announcement of March 24 in
which he sought to talk peace dir
ectly in the field with the Red
Chinese Commander; this action
led to scrapping of plans for an
other statement by the 14 United
Nations having forpes in Korea.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ost of Homer
arrived yesterday via Alaska Air
lines for a visit with Mr. Ost’s
mother, Mrs. L. E. Ost of Council,
who is also here •and who has been
very ill.
NOTICE j
Dr. Clarence Salberg, Lutheran
Director, will speak tonight at
7:30 at the Covenant Church.
NOTICE
Concerning Alaska School Tax
Normally, the Alaska School Tax
is due on January 1st and must
be paid not later than December
1st IN ANY GIVEN YEAR by all
male persons between the ages of
21 and 55, and by all female per
sons in the same age group who
are gainfully employed. .However,
persons in the active military ser
vice, and those cared for by the
Territory or otherwise disabled
from earning a livelihood are ex
empt.
Prior to initiating misdemeanor
proceedings against those who re
fuse or neglected to pay this tax
for the year 1950, the Department
of Taxation of the Territory of
Alaska wishes to announce that
the Nome Branch Office is in
structed to accept now delin
quent 1950 payments up to Mon
day, 16th April, 1951, adding a
50% penalty to the $5.00 tax
overdue.
Department of Taxation
Nome Branch
Pub. Apr. 11 and 13, 1951
Odd Fellows Attention
Important Meeting—8 p.m.
Friday, April 13, 1951
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1 Show Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
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Glen Ford Nina Foch
Chapter 14 of "Congo Bill"
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2 Shows Friday—7:15 & 9 p.m.
"South of the Chisolm Trail"
| Charles Starret - Smiley Brunette
Md. Senatorial . Campaign
Being Investigated
WASHINGTON, W)— Former
Sens. Millard E. Tydings charged
yesterday that Senator Butler (R
Md.) knew.'a-/“fake” picture and
“lies” were toeing used against
Tydings. in . the- 1950 Maryland
Senatorial: campaign but refused
to “repudiate” them.
Tydings, a Democrat who lost
to Butler, told Senators investi
gating the campaign that Butler
“allowed the whole thing to rest
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as a cloud over my reputation”
until the election was over.
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Former Commander
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Suspended by Navy - •
WASHINGTON, <A>). —- The
State Department said yesterday
the'Navy has suspended4 farmer
Commander Brunauer “under
Navy Department loyalty' and se
curity procedures.!* •
■ Brunauer’ has been* employed
as a civilian on, explosives re
search for the Navy.
Along ;with his wife, Mrs. Ester
Caukin Brunauer, the former of
ficer was named by Senator Mc
Carthy <R-Wis.) last year in a list
of government employes McCar
thy regarded as subversive.
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