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Evening star., 1939-11-28

Senator Nye, in an address pre-
pared for delivery at Colorado State
College, said:
Now that the embargo Is gone,
If the war assumes serious propor-
tions and our factories are resorted
to as the arsenal for the allies, we
can confidently expect ultimate
pressure to repeal the cash-and-
carry feature.
For the same reason we can ex-
pect an ultimate effort to get rid
Of the johnson Act.
Evening star., 1939-11-28
A. A. A. Establishes
1910 Acreages for
SoiI-Dep|eting Crops
Limit for Wheat Is
Increased and Cut
Somewhat for Corn
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration today set the 1910 goal
for soil-depleting crops at 270,0O0,-
900 to 2S5 900 900 acres, the same as
this year.
1t increased the acreage for wheat
and cut the rate Of soil conserva-
ton payments on that grain to 8
cents bushel from this years II
cents.
The corn acreage goal was low
cred slightly and the payments to
cooperating farmers set at 10 cents
a bushel, compared with cents this
year.
Cottage acreage was unchanged
and the rate lowered to l6 cents a
pound from l.8 cents.
Acreage goals were raised also for
rice and type Al and Georgia Flor
ida type 81 tobacco. They were
lowered for peanuts and hurley,
flue-cured and fire and dark air.
cured tobacco. Acreage goals re-
mained the same for potatoes. cigar
filler and binder types of tobacco
other than types Al and As.
Insofar as authorized funds per-
nit" said R. NJ Evans. A. A. A.
administrator, the 1910 program
continues the efforts of farmers
toward abundance for the Nations
consumers, conservation of our vital
soil resources and parity income
from agriculture.
with it farmers are prepared as
never before to meet the shocks i'm
posed by war in Europe and further
Generalization of world trade. They
have in the program a means Of
avoiding costly Embellishments such
as resulted from the World War;"
The 1910 program will offer more
opportunity for soil conservation
thln did this years, officials said,
largely through revised rates of pay
ment designed to encourage prac-
tees not normally carried out on
many farms. common practlceS,
such as seeding alfalfa. will be given
less credit.
At normal yields, officials said, the
1910 program would provide ample
supplies for all domestic needs, ex-
port requirements and an adequate
reserve.
Payments for wheat. corn, cotton,
tobacco and rice will be supplement-
ed by parity payments from spe-
cial $225 100000 appropriation if the
1929 average price proves to be less
than IS per cent of parity. Those
payments are designed to lift farm
purchasing power to the level it
occupied before the World War.
Will Hold Roll Call
! Y5~; 4 C;.{ 49,,
Evening star., 1939-11-28

at George Washington University
Hospital.
Evening star., 1939-11-28

Belgium has sound detectors on
its border to detect any violations
0f neutrality
Evening star., 1939-11-28
Will Hold Roll Call

Friendship Temple Pythian Sisters
will hold their annual roll call at a
meeting tomorrow at the Pythian
| Temple, 1912 Ninth street NV.
Evening star., 1939-11-28

Every rug guaranteed
perfect. Recently dis
continued patterns
suitobIe for every room
in q wide variety Of
worm eoIors.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

Az egyik new york; t6zsdei
iigynoki ceg erdekes korlevelet
lattuk a napokban, amelyet
bizalmas jelzessel kiildtek XII
iizletfeleiknek orszagszerte. A
nagy t6zsdei ceg AIT ajanlja,
he gy adjak el sirg6sen a bir-
tokukban lev6 vasuti bondokat,
inert ere most alkalmas az
lido.
A vasuti bondoknak - a k0r-
level sZerint - most jo ara
van. Biztos lehet fel6le min
denki, hogy azokat dragabban
tudja eladni, mint ahogy vet
te es ICY csinos haszonra te-
het szert. Hamarosan el fog
j0nni azonban az id6, amikor
eek a bondok olcsobbak lesz-
mex, inert q vasutak penziigyi
lhelyzete nincsen ma Sc tisz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

tazva es csak nagy aldozatok
aran tiSztazhato.
A haborus helyzet fellendi-
tette ugyan a vasuti szallitast
es az meg tovabb is javulni
fog, de ez a javulas mem ele-
gend6 ARA, hogy a vizzel
agyontom0tt vasutak penz-
ugyi helyzetet rendbe behozza. -
El6bb-utobb nagy aranyu er-
vagasokat kell csinalni, hogy
a vasutak rendbe j0jjenek es
aki bevarja ext az id6t, erze-
keny kart fog szenvedni. TIT
az ideje tehat a vasuti bondok
eladasanak ANIMAL is inkabb,
inert temerdek amerikai vasutl
bond van eur6pai allamok pol
garainak kezeben es azok ra
fognak kenyszeriilni ARA, hogy
! ezeket a bondokat t0megesen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
EL KELL ADM MOST A B0ND0KAT

es gyorsan adjak Ell. Ez okvet-
leniil aresest hoz maid maga
utan es az el6relat6 ameri-
kai t6ke ennek nem teheti XII
magat.
Tekintelyes magyar erdekelt-
seq is van ezekben a vasuti
bondokban es ennek az erde-
keltsegnek is fel kell figyelni
a New Yorkbol j0v6 into $40
ra. A t6zsdei ceg, amely AIT XII
bocsatotta,. megmondja nyil-
tan, hogy a mai viszonyok ko-
z0tt mem tud megfelel6 meny-
nyisegii es kedvez6 aru mas
bondokat ajanlani iizletfelei-
mex, de jobbnak tartja, hogy
a bondok ara keszpenzben he
verjen ma, nintsem hogy ke.
s6bb veszteseg erie azoknal
rtokosait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02

ers, they will find the Danubian Basin
seething with frustrated people, with OPP
pressed minoritieS again thanks to the
Versailles treaties ripe to embrace any
new tenets offering quick salvation.
Jugoslavia and Bulgaria will recognize
the age-old Panslavic lure under one OF
the Janus-faces of Soviet Russia, the op-
pressed minorities of Roumania would
hail everything offering some sort of
liberation.
It is strange indeed that the press
of the world is neglecting the Russo
Hungarian border.
While they are gazing at Bessarabia,
which may be attached to Russia with
out any great danger to the rest of the
world, the red soldiers of the Soviet are
fraternizing with the Hungarian soldiers
at the gateway to Southern Europe.
Western Europe may be saved by a
buffer Poland-to-be or by Germany her
SELF unless at final desperate stand
Hitler himself may invite the Russians
to sovjetize Germany
A possibility not quite as fantastic
as the partnership of Hitler and Stain,
seemed three months ago. We live now
in fantastic age.
If Hungary, Jugoslavia and Bulgaria
would happen to be sovjetized, how far
apart will totalitarian italy find herself
from totalitarian bolshevism?
For the time being Nazi Germany,
Bolshevik Russia and totalitarian Italy
are paralyzing each other in that part
of Europe, and Russia assures" Hungary
as well as Roumania of her good inten-
tions.
What a security for Eastern and
Southeastern Europe indeed The promise
of Moscow to behave.
AS Germany weakens during the war,
as the position of ambitious Italy will
be more and more precarious in her double
dealing Moscow will seize the first chance
to crush the gate of the Carpathians, and
Europe will find herself in pincer
From the Baltic to the Adriatic the two
arms of the Asiatic beast will embrace
a war-weakened Europe and crush Chris
tianity in final squeeze.
Perhaps a strong and real alliance OF
Hungary, Roumania and Jugoslavia would
block the bolshevik invasion
But is there sober voice from Lon
don or Paris-t advise Roumania to make
peace with her neighbors? Is there an
advice to have her disgorge Pennsylvania
with it's two million Hungarians. Is there
some one to advise Jugoslavia to return
to Hungary her ill-gotten Trianon gains?
We hear toe much about the re-
creation of Czecho-Slovakia and of Poland,
but is there voice advising the Czech
adventures to restrain themselves to the
Masaryk program?
Western Europe was blind to the other
brutal menace, Nazi-ism, until it was late,
until Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, Hungary
and Roumania were filled with Hitler's
hirelings.
Will they be late in realizing the
bolshevik menace, and will they leave
Hungary and Eastern Europe to her fate
for the time being?
Once bolshevism will cross the Car
pathian mountains on the Hungarian
border, nothing will stop them until they
reach the Mediterranean
The real danger-spot of Christendom
is on the Russo Hungarian border.
Martin Himler, President
Associated Hungarian Weeklies
of America, Inc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
The DANGER SPOT OF CHRISTENDOM

The treachery of Adolf Hitler, erstwhile
defender of European civilization against
bolshevism is focusing the undivided at
tention of the civilized world on the
Baltic Sea.
According to Lloyd George, Stain has
already won the war and is ruling Europe,
while Walter Lppman is predicting
world-calamity unless an early peace will
unite the Christian World against the
Asiatic despotism called bolshevism.
The justification of the Baltic Sea,
the subiugation of the small Baltic States
are tragic indeed but the real danger-spot
is not there
The fire-box of Europe, if not the
whole world, is in small neglected part
on the northern border of Hungary
Ruthenia
Ruthenia is small and poor section
of thousand-pears old Hungary, occupied
during the last twenty years by the
Chechs, and returned to Hungary after
Hitler was pleased to extend his protect
ing" arms over the remnants of what
once was Czecho-S -Slovakia.
This negligible piece of land was in
habited for centuries by Ruthenians, and
under the wise and tolerant rule of Hun
gary was unmolested, even assisted in
their cultural development. In their reli-
gion they have remained in the Eastern
Church, in their language they have re-
manned Ruthenians, in spite of the ruth
less rule of the Czechs during the last
twenty years.
A few years ago. all of sudden, these
Ruthenians were discovered by Germany,
and the German press started to call
them "Ukrainians''
The Russian press Immediately fol-
lowed suit, and the mysteriously we'll
financed Ukranian press of the United
States was quick to discover their "little
brothers, and thus the Ruthenians be-
come without their consent and know
ledge-Ukrainians, for various political
purposes.
The coveting eyes of Hitler were
fastened on this little piece of land as
a very convenient spring board for the
"Drang mach Osten" program of "Mein
Kampf"
After the collapse of Czecho-S -Slovakia,
Germany opposed the return of Ruthenia
to Hungary very violently, and the "Pro-
tectorate" of Slovakia was established with
a two-fold purpose. To surround the Poles
and to secure ingress to Ruthenia, bear
ing the false and forged label of "Carpatho=
Ukraina"
Since the Hitler-Stalin deal, Russia
has occupied Eastern Poland and soviet
lied it's four million Ukrainians, giving
her logical" aspiration to extend their
conquests in time to come, and to offer
the blessings of bolshevsm to the Ru-
thenians, who-please do not forget
came Ukrainians during these last few
years.
The occupation of Ruthenia would
bring the Soviet to the southern borders
of the Carpathian mountains, and who
will stop them on the Hungarian plains?
Hungary alone could not, and very
likely would not offer resistance to the
bolshevik hordes
The stupidity of the Trianon treaty
part of the Versailles treaties-took good
care to divest Hungary of all her strength,
and the nation that once was able to
defend Christendom against the turks
would be helpless against Russian in
vasion
And once the RusSianS-and COM
munism-will cross the Carpathian bord-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
AvILAG-HET STRoFABAN

X AVlAG-HET STROFABAN
Irja: Szegedy Lasz6
HETT ROyAs: yEREs JELEN s0TET J0v6
Hogyha van is olykor par napra megalas:
egyre tovabb foyk szornyImeszarlas.
l. Verzk egesz vlag elpusztul sok nepe
S naponkent vatozik vag terkepe.
Kiaszk az Eet; lobog vermaglya:
init gondolhat listen, XII Egb6l latja?
Megcsufova "Ne Oil" tiz parancsa
veres lett ember leke gylkos mancsa.
Verolyo, langolyo e0ntik FOldet
elperzselnek rata minden rugyet zoldet
Feledi ember jelent es multat
S lassan egesz ovonk tomegsirba fulhat
vAsARNAP: osI-HosI PozBAN -
Frontokon haldoklok ezrevel horognek
S Londonban vi vilag-jelszavak dorognek:
"Kerulon barmibe eletmlliokba
Hitlerrel mi tobbe allhatunk sz6ba!
Vagy & fog eveszni vagy inkabb elverzUnk
inert Hitlernel meg haal is jobb nekInk "
. Icy szavalt Chamberlain osih6s p6zban:
pedig is bent tilt immar nyakg szoszban
A 'h6si everzest' csak frazisnak szanja
pedig ugy fordulhat, hogy nagyon megbanja.
Az ordogot senki fesse falra:
inert keson ke fel maid vernyosz0rg6s jajra!
HETFo: CITY OF FLINT"
Kostolgatjuk mi haborus valot:
elfogta nacik egy Macy U. S. haj6t.
"Cty Flint" neve u S. zaszo rata
de tovabb engedni Hitler akarta.
Roosevelt tiltakozott valaSz raja:
hogy naci szvasztkat tettek zaszlaara
Persze: AIT allitjak hogy dugarut hordott
tiirhetnek ilyen "biznisz contrabondot :"
cpelk hajot nelne kikotobe
XII tuda mi eSz meg ebbol j0vobe?
KEDD: LENGYELHON szOvJET LANYA
A sok szonoklastol kszarad gege:
sok buborekszonak szomoru a vege!
Mi veres tabu volt nac Hiternek:
irnmar mind szabad szovjetnek
Anglia banja, sot mar hirdeti:
hogy amt elfoglat tenyleg jar nek! -.
ove lehet vegleg fele Lengyelorszag
soha tobbe t6le ezt ell kobozzak
az vi lengyel kormany mar maga banja:
'Legyen Lengyelorszag Szovjet leanya :"
- S ket honappal e6bb 20 mertfod ut vegett:
haalba kergettek szegeny lengyel nepet
szERDA A JoGFoszTAs MEREG
veresen hompolyog az Elet Macy aria:
balgan AIT kutatjak: XII "semi", k "arja?"
Masen osztozkodnak koncon 0sszevesnek
millo arjat hazatlanna tesznek
Icy mentik hazat Ez naci szellen
elveszthetk k0nnyen maid Szovjet ellen!
Az haza arnely jogosztasra tevedt,
Il hogyan gyozze lie kozos ellenseget? f~
g. Hszen ogfosztas olyan mint mereg;
Il eros ia torzseben ttkon rago fereg
Ha Haza mem tud vi jogokat adm:
probaja legaabb regit meghagyni!
CsuToRToK NE EPTrSUNK JEGRE
vilagot csupa torpek korrnanyozzak:
- azert vesz ell sorba annyi kcs orszag.
y Nagyokat igernek, de kicsik maradnak
~ engedik a nyuat Macy agaral1ak.
8 Kiscsahosok Macy dktator koncertben;
apro kis kavicsok nagy szklahegyben
megaradt folyot vagynak megalitni;
neheZebb megtenni konnyebb cSak ahitnil
De torpek larmAja mem sokat hataroz
aki benniik bizik; biztos hogy ekArhoz
Negy-ot orszag ntes lehet vegre:
hazank sorsat t0bbe epitsuk - jegre!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-11-02
PENTEK: EMBARGO

vertelen hAboru folyik Washingtonban:
az Embargo" t0rvenyt eszavaztak nyomban-
Ketharmad tobbseggel "igenne" szavaztak
felujjongtak ra "szovetseg- -hatamak."
Nit jelent torveny? vi semlegesseget,
mely segit legy6zni egy "semleges" nepet.
Ravaszul van nagyon mndez heszelve;
mintha orvossagban gyilkos mereg lenne ..
AIT mondja t0rveny hogy "egyenl6" mar most
egyforman szolgal XII minden j6 vasarost
... De ha Nemetorszag ide tudna j0nni
akkor t0rvenyb6 mem lett volna semmil
SzOMBAT: DICS6 MULTI, KIS JELEN -.
Mem hasznat az ina; porba hullt az Esmeny
magyar horizonton nacibols jelv@ny -.
Karpat bordai ropognak, recsegnek;
sz0rnyu nyomasara bolsi seregeknek:
s Lajta-Duna frontjan naci ar zajlik
S feljajdul az orszag szinte dehallkl
S ha naci-bosi osszcfog egymassal:
h tud megkuzdeni ket 6riassal?
Es ha veIuk megis tan l6cs0t akasztunk:
akkor egyszeriien osztozkodnak rajtunk -.
Dics6 multi -. ks jelen. arnyekos j0vend6:
h lesz megront6? ri esz megment6?
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

The Fair Building will be open 10 receive entries until g o'clock this evening and from goo ann to 400 pm. tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Attacks Proposal Repeal Embargo

WASHINGTON, Oct. II IF) "a Senator Clark, opponent of the administrations proposal to re- peal the arms embargo contend ed that President Roosevelt should exercise the emergency powers actually vested in him only when the country is at war or in imminent danger of war. Arguing against lifting the ban on arms sales to belligerents, Clark also accused Louis John son, Assistant Secretary of War, of trying to infame the people as to the safety of our shores.
 He said the policies of the Pres ident himself have not been re- assuring. The stocky Missourian proclaimed in emphatic tones that a careful scrunity of the Presidents recent proclamation of a limited emergency showed it contained no limitations.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Says Russians Have Agents
 US Army, Navy
--~~~,"s~ss<rssas~.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II (P) - General Walter Krivitsky, self identified former member of the Russian Military Intelligence tcld the Dies Committee that the Russian secret police "undoubt- edly' have agents in the U. S.. Army and that there is an ex- change of military information between Germany and Russia.
 Krivitsky who said he was formerly chief of the Soviet mil itary espionage forces in west ern Europe testified that his state ment was not based on first hand knowledge but rather on his ex- perience of such things in other countries. He told the Committee that Communist party leaders in Germany, Poland, and Hungary were recalled to Moscow and shot even though they were not Russian citizens. He declared the 1886 and 1897 purge in Russia resulted in the death of 35,000 members of the Red Army's of- ficer's corps and said they sent between three and four hundred thousand persons into imprison- ment.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Russia Adds .Lithuallia To Baltic Chain

UNDATED, Oct. II tP)-Rus- sia extended her gains which came to her as a result of the war which Britain, France, and Germany are fighting. Already the largest gainer, Russia add ed Lithuania to the chain of Baltic states made virtual Soviet protectorates though pacts grant ing military and economic con sessions. Estonia and Latvia pro ceed Lithuania in enabling Mos COW to obtain dominance of the north Baltic. Finland feared she will be next.
 A Finnish delegation headed by former Premier Juho Kusti Paasikivi reached Moscow for talks which will disclose what Russia wants from her former Finnish province. Finland's ap- prehenSlon was expressed in quickened military preparations and blackout practice in Helsinki the capital. The government urg ed that all civilians leave Hel- sinki soon as precautionary measure
 Russia's pact with Lithuania restored her historic capital Will no, which Poland seized 19 years ago. Lithuania is the olny Bal tic state to profit territorially however, from the pacts which followed the Russia and German collaboration in the dividing of Poland.
 Germany and the British and French allies remained virtual ly stalemated on the western front where bad weather ham pered operations. A French dis patch said German suicide squads" were repulsed when they tried feeler operations. The night passed quietly a German communique reported.
 The extent of Britain's expedi tionary forces against Germany was disclosed in the House of Commons by War Secretary Hore Belisha who said 150,000 men had gone to France in the first five weeks of the war. Win ston Churchill declared that Brit ain lost $500 tons of shipping and had taken 13,000 tons from Germany between September 24 and October 9.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Be sure to visit the Drifters booth Thursday and Friday nights for homemade candy and popcorn right from the pepper, And Saturday night we offer candy for your best girl through the courtesy of Jim Barnett's Wheel of Fortune concession.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10 (P) - The A F of L convention voted on a on-concurrence resolu- tion calling for the endorsement of the Roosevelt New Deal and was accomplished without the debate or tumult attended at the previous discussions of the ad- ministration. The convention up- held the Resolutions Committee finding the Federation could not give "a blanket endorsement" /" But called for resolution sub mitted by the Connecticut State Federation of Labor.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Hitler Is Ready For Peace But For War Too

BERLIN, Oct. 10 tP) Hitler declared that Germany was de- termined to fight the war to the bitter end if necessary and once more he laid the responsibility of continuing the struggle on the Reich's adversaries. In a 21-min ute speech at the opening of the Nazi winter relief campaign, the Fuerher expressed his country's readiness for peace' but if this is declined by the western allies, the fight will go on.
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Chamberlain To Answer Hitler T o m orrow

LONDON, Oct. 10 (P)-Prime Minister Chamberlain postponed from Wednesday until Thursday his House of Commons speech in which he is expected to reply to Hi.ler's peace overtures. Sir John Simon, Chancellor of the Exchequer told the House of Commons that the postponement was decided in order to allow fuller consultations with the Dominion governments. Cham barlain's speech thus is sched uled for the same day as Lloyd George has called a meeting of his council for peace reconstruc- ton. George advocates an inter national conference to settle the European issues.
 Immediately after Sir Johns announcement, Air Minister Sir Kingsley Wood, told the House that the Royal Air Force had a "complete photographic map of the Seigfried Line. Reporting on British air activities he said subs were sighted on 72 occasions dur ing the first four weeks of the war and 34 attacks were made some of which undoubtedly were successful"
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Robert Elliot, Executioner, Dies

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 lP, - Robert C. Elliott, aged 65, offic- ial executioner for five eastern states died at his home of Coro- nary Embolism. Among the per sons he put to death were Haupt- man and Sacco and Vanzetti.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Sweden, Finland
 Unofficiially Ask Allies to Stop

MOSCOW, Oct. II tP)-North ern European states especially Sweden and Finland were report ed unofficially to be urging Brit ain and France to end the war with Germany so as to aid their efforts to halt Russia's military and diplomatic expansion.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
Car-Train Crash Kills Nine

TORONTO, Oct. 10 (P)-Nine persons, including eight children were killed when the Canadian Pacific Railway Flyer struck a crowded car at a crossing west of Toronto. The train demolished the car which was driven by Mrs. Daniel Brown.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11
9th Annul Fair Opens Tomorrow
Finland Fears She Is Next to Bow to Soviet Russia
air Notes

Have you bought your season ticket for the Fair yet? Mrs. Aben Shallit is in charge of the sales, with number of the high school students as her assistants. Tickets at $2.00 for adults and $1.0O for children admit you to all the Fair entertainments.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Today's girls are not so bad as they are painted, but some are pretty badly painted.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

The most annoying woman is the one who can't say "No' and won't say "Yes."
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

Orchestrating for the Fair dances will be WiIfrid Nelly and Glenn Aldrich. Dancing will be from ten to twelve Thursday and Friday nights and until one Saturday night.
 Here at last are some details of Saturday nights amateur en- tertainment: ceremonial dances by King and Diomede Islanders the keen competition between the two groups should make this interesting. Song and dance numbers by Mrs. Neva Whaley and that budding young artiste, Brownie Whaley. The Nome Band in it's first public appear ance in some months. Mrs. Stan ley Martin, playing Nome's fav- orite instrument, the piano &C., cordian. One of Georgia Slack readings, tap dance by Kath- leen Walsh, a piano solo by Mrs. Stangroom's star pupil, Elizabeth M Lain contributions by Nome's younger generation. Songs by Wilfrid Nelly and Bernie Knudson. And more to come, says Entertainment Chair man Howard Lyng. So be on hand for the program and plan on staying for the Grand Ball to write finis to another highly suc- cesSful Fair.
The Nome nugget., 1939-10-11

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