Truce Negotiators Call
Fifth Week-Long Recess
MUNSAN, (/P)—United Nations
and Communist negotiators today
called their fifth straight week
long recess in the Korean truce
talks after a Red propaganda
blast over shooting of Communist
prisoners in U.N. POW camps.
At the suggestion of Maj. Gen.
William K. Harrison, chief U.N.
delegate, they recessed until Sept.
4. For the past month,, the dele
gations have met only once a
week.
North Korean Gen. Nam II, top
Red negotiator, heaped fresh coals
on the burning prisoner contro
versy with a new blast at U<N.
treatment of North Korean and
Chinese Communist captives.
He declared that since Aug. 11
the U.N. have “repeatedly carried
out shameless and cowardly slau
ghters against our captured per
sonnel, resulting in one killed and
52 wounded.” He demanded an
accounting.
JACK UNDERWOOD, FORMER
NOMEITE, VISITING HERE
Jack Underwo'od, one - time
owner of two Nome newspapers
during the gold rush days, and
who was later associated with the
Seattle Times and particularly!
well known to Alaskans for his
activity with the Chamber of
Commerce in Seattle and Wash
ington, D. C., is renewing old
friendships after an absence erf
many years.
Underwood’s latest venture is
the Alaska Tin Corporation of
which he is a director. The tin
company was incorporated re
cently and holds extensive tin
properties on Seward Peninsula.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving Tuesday were: Paul
Hall, Emmett Giddens, Walt John
son, Knute Jenson, Ernest Janet,
A1 Knyttle, Weber LaTrace, Fred
Loomis, John Magnuson, Henry
Schaffer, Mrs. Tveter and four
children, Jack Underwood, Joe
Olynyk, Ken Kadow, M. J. Engle,
Bob Harwood, H. O. Erickson.
Departing were: Ann Walsh, A.
Harsh, Jimmy King, Ora Jones
and daughter Jean, Mrs. Luther
Dunbar and son Robert, Marion
Pack, T. Osterhaugh, H. East, R.
Fedfelt, Frank Douglas, Jack
Clark, G. Scotty.
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SMITTY’S CAB
MAIN — 80
Robber of $65,000
From Armored Car
Nabbed in 24 Hrs.
WASHINGTON, (/P)—A hunch
by Police Chief Robert V. Murray
cracked a $65,000 Brink’s armored
car theft yesterday less than 24
hours after a 26-year-old bakery
truck driver pulled it off.
Arrested and charged with
grand larceny and bank robbery
was Ray Eugene Farmer, a short,
slender youth who had been fired
by Brink’s three years ago after
working as a guard for the ar
mored car company.
All $65,000 was recovered. Far
mer dug up the money for police.
He had buried it in a wooded area
near Glen Echo Amusement Park
in nearby Maryland.
It was a carefully planned rob
bery, sandwiched in on Farmer’s
bakery route yesterday. Myrtle
Jackson, receptionist at the bak
ery company, said yesterday when
advised of the arrest: “I just can’t
believe it.”
“Ray came in from his route at
the regular time yesterday,” she
said. “He was just as' calm and
nonchalant as he could be. He
was one of our best drivers, one
of our most trusted employes.”
It was Chief Murray’s recollec
tion of a three-year-old incident
that led to Farmer’s arrest. Mur
ray recalled that Farmer’s Brink’s
uniform once popped up in the
hands of a teenage gang of hood
lums, rounded up on various
charges. There was suspicion at
the time that some of this gang
contemplated using the uniform
in Some sort of robbery.
Civilized man scorns insects as
food but Hottentots consider a
locust plague as manna from
heaven.
The Democrat’s ver
sion of prosperity con
sists of inflation, strikes,
corruption, taxes and
war.
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Two Crewmen Rescued
From B-17 Shot Down
In Gulf of Mexico
ELGIN AIR FORCE BASE,
Fla., (JP) — The Navy reported
yesterday a minesweeper TiIkJ
picked up two surviving crewmen
of a B-17 bomber alive in the
storm-tossed Gulf of Mexico.
The naval air station at Pensa
cola said it had picked up a radio
message from the minesweeper
USS Seer saying that it had come
across the two unidentified men.
Earlier the Air Force said it
refused to give up hope that some
of the crewmen on the bomber
were alive. The B-17 was shot
down in the Gulf of Mexico Mon
day by a new-type jet fighter.
All eight crewmen on the bomb
er had been listed as missing.
A rain storm which churned
up waves 15 feet high during the
night moderated only slightly
yesterday.
The B-17 was sent spinning in
to the gulf in flames Monday by
a rocket fired by mistake by an
intricate automatically controlled
jet fighter.
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS
IN THE SECOND DIVISION
Pursuant to the provisions as
set forth in Sec. 42 of the Alaska
Property Tax Act, the Second
Division Board of Assessment and ;
Equalization will meet on Sep
tember 23, 24 and 25, 1952, in the
Territorial Tax Office, Nome,
Alaska, for equalization purposes,
at which time protests on assess
ments and such other business as
may come before the Board will
be considered.
Copies of this Notice will be
posted in all the Postoffices in
the Second Division.
Board of Assessment
and Equalization
By George R. Goshaw,
Chairman
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Increasing cloudiness tonight.
Mostly cloudy Thursday. Easterly
winds 15-20 mph decreasing to
morrow. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 44, highest Thurs
day 53.
Nome data last 24 hours as o*f
7 a.m. tod-ay: Temperatures: high
56, low 43. Max. wind 17 mph
from the ENE. Sunrise at 4:28
a.m., sunset 7:36 p.m.
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