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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
|clrcuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE In Chancery.
BERTHA COLEMAN. Plaintiff,
Tvs JAMES COLEMAN. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A, A session OF said Court held
In the Court House In the City OF
|pe,roii. County OF Wayne and State
|oi Michigan on the cath day OF July
|A.D 1889.
Present HONORABLE FRANK
|DAY SMITH, Circuit Judge.
It appearing to The satisfaction
NJ the Court by affidavit on file In
This cause that James Coleman
The above named defendant is not
resident OF The State OF Michigan,
and therefore cannot be served with
process issued out OF this court. and
that said defendant Is resident
|oi the state OF Georgia ard that
the last known address OF the de-
|fcndan was Quiiman. Georgia.
On Motion Of Joel J. Mcdonald
attorney for the plaintiff. II Is or
dcred thar James Coleman enter
hs appearance In this cause in
three months from the date OF this
order or he bill OF complaint Al
n herein will he taken as con.
fes'sd against him. and II Is further
order that copy az this order
hs "n' 10 he defendant at his last
known address. Quitman. Georgia,
hv registered mail. and that this
order he published as required by
law.
FRANK DAY SMITH
Circuit Judge
"a true copyl
|cASPAR ]. LINGEMAN
Clerk
EJ, LACEY
Deputy Clork
i0-7-iI-1s.
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Atty. Robt. l.. Champion,
oil Crafiof

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LUTHER GOODE. Plaintiff. vs..
EDITH GOODE. Defendant.
no. 2D3.33i
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session Of said court held in
the Court House in the CITY Of De-
troit on the 10th day OF October
AID. 1889.
Present HON. VINCENT NJ
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge.
1t appearing TO the saiisfactior
OF the court by affidavit on fle In
this cause that Edith Gocde. the
above named defendant Ia NOT a
resident OF the State Of Michigan
and therefore cannot he served
with process issued out OF this
court
Or motion ~ Robert J., Champ
ion. attorney for plaintiff II u or
dered that Edith Goode. the above
named defendant enter her APP
pearance in this cause In three
months from the date OF this or
der or the bill OF complaint filed
In this cause Will be taken as CON
fessed by and against her
II Is further ordered that copy
OF this order be sent 10 the defen-
danf nj har 1aef known oddraco Ia,
registered mail. and In the event
that no registered return receipt
Is received from the defendant.
this order TO he published as re-
Quired nv law.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy)
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN.
Clerk
BY n. DevOGELAiR.
Deputy clerk i0-21-i2-s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

STATE OF MICHIGAN IT, the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
IRENE CLARK, Plaintiff, VS..
SIDNEY CLARK. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
NO. 292,332
At session OF said Court. held
in the Court House. In the City OF
Detroit, Wayne County. Michigan,
on this 2lst day OF September. AID,
1899.
Present: JOSEPH A MOYNI-
HAN. Circuit Court.
Ir this cause II appearing from
AFFIDAVIT on file that dlligent search
and Inquiry was made BY the AMI
ant whose affidavit Is hereto at
tached. 10 learn the residence OF The
Defendant, Sidney Clark. and that
1.-THE last known address OF the De-
PENDANT is 4245 william Street, In
iihe City Of Detroit. County OF
Wayne. and State Of Michigan. and
that II cannot he ascertained In
what state or County the said De-
PENDANT now resides:
Or motion OF James u. Lee. At.
torney for the Plaintiff.
T 1T rs ORDERED that the De-
PENDANT, Sidney Clark. appear and
apswer this Bill Of Complaint here
in filed against him. within three
ca months from the date hereof
or said Bill will be taken as con-
fessed against him.
1T is FURTHER ORDER ED that
copy OF order he sent TO the said
Defendant AT his last known adj
dress by Registered Mail and re-
turn receipt he demanded therefor
or published In newspaper pub
lished or circulated within this
County as required nv law
JOSEPH A. MOYNlHAN.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN.
Clerk.
nv n. DevOGELAIR.
Deputy Clerk 1O-7-il-ls.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ATTY. Idw. NJ. Turner
Inn KeaubjeD St

UIUW ONa0 -
srATE OF MICHIGAN In the
c,,cnIt Court for the County OF
w.yue In Chancery.
WILLIE M. BROWNING. Plain
40 "a KATHRYN BROWNING
psiendant .o .,.s nm,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A, as session OF said Court held
:. ,he County Building at Detroit,
v,ehIgan. on the 9Th day Of Sep
''p present: THE HONORABLE AR
ruIrR WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by az
sd,vIt attached hereto that the de-
sndant. kathryn Browning. IL not
resident OF the State OF Mlchi-
can and that the last known address
\. 900 west l40th Street. Apart
m.nt No 10. New York:
on MOTION OF Edward M. Turn
=, Attorney for Plaintiff:
TT Is ORDERED that the de-
pndant. kathryn Browning. ap-
rssr and answer the bill OF COM
rlaint fled In this cause. within
three months from the date OF this
order, or the said bill will be TAX
On as confessed. and that this Or
dor he published In The Detroit
tribune and served according 10
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
|cAsPAR J. LTNGEMAN.
|clerk
In neyOGELAlR.
Deputy Clerk s-lo-lO-2S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
POLICE DUTIES,
AUTHORITIES

Editors Note The following rules
and regulations governing police sc-
ti,ities are reprinted from the De-
troit Police Manuel. for the infor-
nation OF Tribune readers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
IRENE CLARK, Plaintiff, VS..
SIDNEY CLARK. Defendant
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Marriage License
Applications

william sa Clark 81 i pa7. 54a7 Fairmqnt st.
rdTard a s Roth he "a aey 81 RRea GHus Ma and
N Marjorie .B Broekett' =, 80; 33o3 Highland
INV NV. and lt AImyro Z otterback ite @ 5 tai7
u,;a,.h 4th S 81, nv; the Rev: Walter Price
+ sas EsS wiIsuF TSsslfF s5 "', .,a
Minorie Elkins. 10. Asheville. N, C.; the
Marvin K Bloom. %, a1os st. NV. and
James NJ. Price, 80. 1909 N Edgewood st,
asnst9 M oa Wilson VII anf bva 4orohy 81 nayfs he
Rev. Frederick B, Harris;
Bryan H Davis, 3: 491a Rock Spring I'd
ssnf:Sa sno ST. S'f'1'a n~ the sshseR RsR
End MARGARET s I Wildsr 2s'sosI 81 i44o a6e Rhode
Edwin ? HARTMAN. .. and Jean KinsIev,
ID Butler Pratt
MsTn edy 3 ssn Seb Of q ASH nd s hSuse S N Keqp be
Brody E THOMPSON as s21 10th st. NV:
and 6 GLADYS 1gs Hsv pSSs HS 12 Rdns sos sand
ne. and Dorothy v Dodd. IL 10 shep-
& eers saii st. Hyattsville Md; the Rev. John
Charles J MyTohy q. JesSup; Nd: and
.. NV: the Rev J. Maurice King.
Nathaniel Diamond, 22 1873 B st. Sc. and
Rose Roseaberg, 10. 204 st. NV: the
Rev J. T. Loeb
Emmett E: Dys; Il: Silver Spring: Nd; and
nv: the Rev. Frederick B. Harris.
Charlie H. Grouse. %. 81 Quincy pl ne.
and Ruby NJ Fincham 21. the Portner:
Harry H. Martin. "a $685. Connecticut
ave. NV. and Frances r. Warfield, %.
1859 1Sth st. NV; the Rev. Walter M.
Michael
anna Hughss, IS. Lakeland, Md; the
Rev. Wiley Westrav
and Ethel jackson. =: $o7 nth st.
Amos j. Dorsey. 21. 2O16 18th ST. NV.
and Elizabeth Savoy. 21, 11O4
Stevenson rd. Sc; Judge Robert E.
SANFORD V Baker %. and Hazel E. Cole
man. % both of l433 @ st. NV; the
Rev. Ernest c. Smith
ctheIia 0 suilock 1 IS. a55 Sra Ss ST. St. sW sRo
the Rev B. H. Whiting.
James Powell. 81. 400 Benning rd Sc,
and Thelma Cavanaugh. 16. 47O1 Ben
ming rd Sc; the Rev. John w. Bum
brant.
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Citizens Win Fight
Against Liquor Permit

The fight of the Lincoln Park
Citizens Association against grant,
ing the application Of Louis Con-
sorti, 218 Fourth street S.WI, for
transfer of his retail class A liquor
license from that address to 100
Fifteenth street NE. has been car
ried to a successful conclusion be-
fore the District Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board, it was learned today.
A preliminary hearing on the ap-
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Federal Action Urged
To Halt Sale Of
Saldcious Matter
North Capitol Citizens
Call for Moves by
U. S. Attorney

The sale of obscene literature in
the District was condemned last
night by the North Capitol Citizens
Association in a resolution which
called for action by the United
States attorney and instructed the
associations Federation delegates to
call for like action by that body.
Miss Mary Walsh, who proposed
the resolution, pointed out that the
Objectionable material frequently
was on sale in business establish
ments near schools and blamed not
the establishments themselves, but
the firms handling magazines, to
which they rented space, delivering
the publications by truck or express.
Favor Postal Standards.
Postal regulations regarding such
reading matter were the criteria by
which matter on sale at neWSstandS
would be judged, according to the.
resolution.
In approving the report of the
Executive Committee, the associa-
ton confirmed the appointment of
John F.. Hardie, Mrs. F. c. Ehling
and Stafford L. Jones as a commit
tee to investigate the liquor dispens-
ary situation; reiterated its stand in
urging that all nonresident stu
dents in District schools pay tuition;
approved the Overton plan, and
urged the adoption of plan by
which the Federal Government
would pay for an equitable part of
water supplied by the District to
the Government.
Amendments Ratified.
Two amendments to the associa-
tion's constitution were ratified, the
first fixing boundary lines in accord
ance with an agreement reached
with the Metropolis View Citizens
Association, the second changing the
date of election of Federation dele
gates.
Miss Walsh, Samuel Brill and
Mrs. Kathleen T. Byrne were elected
to membership in the association
E. B. LaWless presided.
Evening star., 1939-03-28

Rev. Raymond L. Wolven, treasurer;
the Rev. j. Gillespie Armstrong, Sd;
Canon William M. Bradner, the Rev.
Alfred :. Du Bois. the Rev. DR..
Oliver J. Hart, the Rev. Or. Ze Bar
ney Phillips, the Rev. H. H. D.
Sterrett and the Rev. F. Bland
Tucker.
Laymen are admitted to the ses-
sions. The committee invites all
interested in the discussions out
lined to attend. Many sessions,
meetings and round-table talks will
be held in Satterlee Hall or the
parish house of St. Adams Church
Evening star., 1939-03-28

Among the outstanding events of
the congress will be the opening
service in the Great Choir Of WASH
ington Cathedral OH April Is at
8 pm, when Bishop Freeman and
Bishop Mikell will speak on 1.-THE
Unchanging Gospel" and the din
ner on April ~, when the Most Rev.
Henry st. George Tucker, presiding
bishop, will be guest Of honor and
speaker.
Bishop and Mrs. Freeman will
receive the Church Congress at tea
in the bishops house on April 26
at 4:3Q p.m.
Evening star., 1939-03-28

plication first was held before the
board on March 9. Since that time,
the association has enlisted the slp-
port of the neighborhood Baptist,
Methodist, Congressional and Ro-
man Catholic Churches against
permitting transfer of the license.
Testimony filed with the board
disclosed that the majority of the
property owners and residents of
the area affected protested the
license transfer.
Finally, at a hearing held by the
board last Saturday, Mr.. Consorti's
application was refused.
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Births Reported
James and Mamie Norris, boy.
John and Opal Turner, boy.
Deaths Reported

Mary L. Boyd s5. 116 9th st. ne.
Eliza A. AnSley, 80. 1920 goth st. NV.
Howard R. Brady. 70. 2211 st. NV.
Martha F. Parks, 10, 2205 California st.
NV.
Marv White. 70. Garfield Hospital.
johanna nHan;t 1seli' TO- National Homeopathic
Thomas Elias, 81 1135 7th st. NV.
Charles 8 White, SO. 1911 22nd st. NV
Joseph Popkins, 65, 141 North Carolina
ave. Sc.
Harold H. Lantz. 81, 141O Crittenden st.
qeorse Haller. So, Emergency Hospital.
John I. OConnell SO, Sibley Hospital
George Markham A. 1914 14th st NV
Edward j. Kratky. 81. Emergency Hospital
Infant John B. Facchina, Providence Hos
pital
infant Wilma j. Weisner. 1O14 M st. s.e
Infant Hero. Columbia Hospital.
Agnes L. Stewart, So 1712 4th St NV
Langford Tolson 52 Gallinger Hospital.
Edith c. Forrest, A., Garfield Hospital
Infant. Ronald Edmonds, Children's Hos
pital
Infant John D. Glenn Chldren's Hospital.
Infant Buddy HUFF; 4l5 55th ST. ne.
Infant Berry, Columbia HOSPITAL
Evening star., 1939-03-28

man is honorary chairman. The
active chairman is the Rev. DR..
Donald B. Aldrick, rector Of the
Church Of the Ascension, New York
City.
A Washington committee has been
appointed, headed by the Rev.
Charles T. Warner, rector Of St.
Adams Church and honorary canon
Of the Cathedral. On the Washing
ton committee are the Very Rev.
Noble c. Powell, dean Of Washing
ton; the Rev. Emo S. Harp, jr.,
secretary; the Rev. c. Gresham
Marimion, assistant secretary: the
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Episcopal Congress
To Begin Here April Is

The First Triennial Church Con-
gress Of the Episcopal Church will
convene at Washington Cathedral
April Is and continue until April
%. The general theme will be 1.-THE
Gospel and the Predicament of
Modern Man." More than 300
members, many from dioceses out
side of Washington, are expected
| to attend. Bishop James E.. Free
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Club to Celebrate

The Ardmore (Md.) Home and
School Club will celebrate its 18th
birthday anniversary at q meeting
tomorrow at pm. in st. Georges
Hall at Ardmore. A special pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
Owen T. McGrain, committee chair.
man. Mrs. Harry Hayes is presi-
dent Of the club.
Evening star., 1939-03-28

Protected intersections are safer TO
cross than moving traific In the mid
die Of the block.
Evening star., 1939-02-12

Rusty now heard the Chulo's fast breathing
Keep on rolling, houbre." This time the
feeling in Rusty's back centered on one par
ticular vertebra 1t was hard and definite, and
not imaginary And if you try to signal to EN-,
Ill be driving this wagon myself with you on
the floor
Sure. know what1l happen" Rusty said
quickly. Il know. He'll, you don't have to tell
me. got some sense
The riders - a girl and whiskered fat man
-galloped up to them. Hi. Rusty!''
From behind the stove where he had ducked,
the Chulo said. Answer 'em but keep going"
Rusty saw the girl almost at arms length.
her mouth like the red ocotllo cactus that
blazed in the sunlight The whole world seemed
bright all of sudden compared to the black
spot Rusty was thinking of that gun bore
pressing his back. He said in tight voice,
Hi, Martha. Can't stop. In hurry
But wait. Rusty. I'm hunting for Dad! HI
came out to see jeff Pine and I'm worried"
Rusty kept his horses walking, but the girl
and the fat ranchhand who rode with her,
wheeled their horses. Martha Shawn pressed
up, side-riding Rusty's off horse.
Listen. Rusty, please! got to find jeff Pine
before Dad gets there! Dads cunning for
him"
Torvesters Adams apple said many eloquent
things.
60 ahead and answer her. you lop-eare6
IDIOT" the Chulo said through his teeth ASK,
is she sure her dad came out here
Rusty knew the reason for the Chulo's
prompting. Martha's dad had not killed Jeff
Pine - Rusty would bet everything on it, but
the way things were working out, he would be
blamed
did your dad 60 around telling folks he was
cunning for jeff" Rusty asked gloomily
Everyone told him Pine cold-decked him
last night Dad had gotten all his savings to
buy parcel of sheep and land so we could
Evening star., 1939-02-12

i'm. He wanted pony that could do some fast
railing.
Listen" the Chulo said. my cmitan. he's
anne. He can find his way home. You let me
ide SPELL"
Rusty wanted to step back and rummage in
is box of syphons and scalpets for his gun.
ut he did not have time. The stranger had
ung his saddle into the door and stepped up
IN the wagon tongue.
Sure, get in, Rusty said Glad to help"
When the man was inside the cabin, Rusty
lrned his back, clucked to the horses and the
agon rolled His back felt very cold, and he
ever realized how many separate nerve GEN.
ers he had, from his red neck down to the
rOssing of his suspenders. As soon as this half
reed found stray horse to top off, he would
et out and slope. But he might cover his
racks first. Perhaps he would not wait that
bng. He might decide to drive the team HIM
elf and just dump Rusty off in the mesquite.
For the time being. however. the renegade
Fas more concerned with that band of sheep
rifting down the draws without sheep tender.
e stared through the window above the bunk
nd saw that the band was being driven by
<Og Rusty glanced over his shoulder and saw
he Chulo's face blank and brown, the tight
buddy eyes badly puzzled. How many dogs
id that sheephand have up yonder2"
lust one. Help yourself to that jug brought
T him. It's under the dish cupboard"
sRusty felt the moments silence like some
hing hitting his back
Maybe he had two dogs" the Chulo said
aflled. Sometimes they have two"
mot jeff Pine. know him. He had one dog.
"A big fellow. scrawny and black"
The drum of hoofbeats above the slow clip
clop of the wagon horses brought the renegade
to the door with jump. He stood right behind
Rusty's shoulder. staring. Both men saw two
riders topping the HILL then jogging on the down.
grade towards the wagon.
Evening star., 1939-02-12

have a ranch of our own. He needed few
hundred dollars more and Pine got him in a
game with rigged deck
"All right, honsbre, that's enough" the rene
gade snarled as softly as cat. Get going.
The words awoke Rusty from dream in which
Martha rode by his side, looking up at him
through sunshot alkali, while, like a man in a
nightmare, he tried to yell out to her but could
not.
He put his horses into lope Got to hurry
on, Martha, honest. Haven't seen Pine, or your
dad either"
Martha's thin shining face receded in the
dust cloud. With the fat sheephand trailing her,
she wheeled and galloped off up to the foothills
Nov, what?" Rusty said Il did what you
told me- Put your gun in its leather"
He looked glumly at the Chulos face which
for the first time showed an answering express
sion. The blubber lips stretched, showing horse
like teeth. the narrow eyes burned. MAYBE her
old mans salted Jeff Pine already"
81 Rusty grunted. He knew this would be the
breeds next play. IF he did, then he should
of shot the dog"
The grin wavered. What do you mean? He
should of shot what dog?"
That dog bringing the woolies home. He'll
track the killer easy. He's that kind of dog.
Jeff Pine told me once Vindictive-like."
MAYBE he did shoot one of the dogs" the
man said in queer voice.
'Oh no. Jeff Pine only had one "a black
mongrel. The Double r wouldn't give two
black dogs to one herder. They're too valuable
on account the sheep fear black dog more"
"All right But he had t,co dogs" the Chulo
said excitedly. Didn't see Pine anywheres, but
saw one of his dogs stretched and stiff"
Him. l thought there was something wrong
with that dog"
Rusty Torvester ventured another look at
the face behind his shoulder. The eyes showed
muddy white rims.
Evening star., 1939-02-12

The Chu]o said queerly, "Meanin' what!'
His legs kind of shook and his hair was
dripping black at the chest. thought he been
rolling in the water pocket. But it was blood
reckon. Guess the old purp just got up and
started walking. Same as RATHER when you
shoot off its head will sidewind around till sun
down.
"You going daft? told you the dog was
dead"
HIN! What do you know about that! That
explains it!''
Explains what. for hell's sake?"
Rusty said carefully. 1T wasn't natural
the way he dogged those sheep. Acted auto
matte. Couldn't see where he was going" He
waited for this to ferment in the Chulo's brains.
He just trailed around like he remembered
how he did it when he was alive"
What in tarnation blazes are you talking
about!'
I've heard about things happening that
way. Maybe the dog was smoked up. but he
had two things to do before he croaked. He had
to get the sheep home that's one"
Yeah? You're loco as bug!''
well. heck. can't you see the sheep coming
over the hill?''
The renegade's eyes spurted out by the
muscles over his fiat cheeks He could see the
two riders loping off up the hill and the lines
of dust in the sheep paths simmering down to
meet them "a thousand sheep punched and
racing. bleating, rolling on. And he could see
that no sheepman herded them But there was
a black spot dim in the dust zigzagging down
in uncertain lurches behind them.
Deep in his throat the Chulo said. The dogs
bringing the band home before he croaks - and
what else?"
did l say something else? Oh. yes. He's
got to find the man who salted his master.
He'll have to tell the world''
Maybe the dogll TELL" the renegade said.
(CoNtiassd ~ poos 15)
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28
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The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28
RADIO BEAM NEAR JUNEAU IS TESTING

The aeronautical range station which was installed by the Al aska Aeronautics and Commun ications Commission on Gravina island, near Juneau, has been on the air recently from eight to ten hours each day. It is being checked by ground stations at Ketchikan and Juneau, with flight tests also being made.
 W. s. Kruse, chief of opera tions, disclosed that the station erected on Gravina island by the commission, was making these tests, after returning to Ju- neau from the island.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28

The PAA Electra arrived at Nome airport Monday night about 11:30 pm. and returned to Fairbanks immediately The ship earried four sacks of mail and yhe following incoming passen- gers: A. H. Mason, MT. and Mrs. Nm. Cameron, A. Ginsberg, Virgil Farrell, w. A. Baueris, and one passenger for Ruby, Adam Morris. On the return trip the plane carried mail but no
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28
MINERS AND OPERATORS

You can obtain at the Nugget Office the following forms which are carried in stock, thus avoid ing long delays and incomplete blanks obtained in the States. Write or call at the Nugget Of- flee for:
 Dredge Shift Reports-2 types. Prospecting Drill Field Logs.
 Cold Water Thawing Logs.
 Time Sheets for Employees
 Proofs of Labor Banks.
 Special Power of Attorney Blanks.
 Deed Forms.
 Placer Location Notices.
 Lode Location Notices.
 Voucher Forms.
 NOn-Liability forms printed on cardboard. for posting on claims when owners lease property. 50& each or three for $1.00
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28
MAN RUN OVER BY ROLLER LIVES TO BRAG ABOUT IT
MOUNT VERNON, Wash. lR

MOUNT VERNON, Wash. tP Norman Hagman was run over bu.S, heavy farm roller and lives
 eh about it.
 Hagman, 24-vear-old farmer. was pitched face downward in front of the heavily-weighted roller when the team drawing # was frightened
 Because the field had just been plowed and was soft, Hagman was impressed into the ground. His only injuries were bruises. His eyes and mouth were filled with loam. He left a perfect i'm print in the soil.
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The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28
HOME" FOR JITTERBUGS

NEW YORK = Five hundred "jitterbugs" broke into a free ram session" recently at the Naw York Worlds Fair when ground was broken for the Savoy Theatre which became the na- tions home of swing.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-28

Pilot John Cross arrived Tues day from Fairbanks with Carl Hallberg as a passenger
 He left for Deering the same days With A. V. CordoVado and Barney Rolando as passengers.