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The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

Texas, and said he would send an investigator to Baltimore in the next day or two to make a complete inquiry into conditions there Mayor Jackson ordered Forrest Bramble, school board president, to conduct an exhaust rye probe into the reported branding of the boy by 40 fel- low pupils.
 Young Bridge said they had slashed his neck when he admit ted he was Jewish.
 So far the only arrest was the detention of Morton Rosen, 19, seaman, and a friend of Bridge, held for grand jury action, and released under $100 bail, on charges he assaulted Harry Eb- berts, IS, and Carroll Phillips, IF, in retaliation for the attack on Bridge.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30
OAKLAND TO BE HOST TO S0URDOUGHS

OAKLAND, Calf, June-Oak land is looking forward to play ing host to the International Assocation of Sourdoughs at the Reunion here, August 16 to 19, 1889. The City of Oakland, Ala meda County and the Oakland Chamber of Commerce are coop erating with the local associa- tion's convention committee to make the reunion an outstand- ing success and ones stay as a visitor most enjoyable.
 Business sessions, a luncheon and banquet in Oakland, Alaska Day on Treasure Island August l7-these and many other inter esting and surprising entertain ment features are planned,
 The Golden Gate International Exposition is just ten minutes from convention headquarters in the Hotel Oakland via the $77,- 100000 San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30
Grizzly Giant, Americas Own Leaning Tower of Pisa

SAN FRANCISCO, The lean ing Tower of Psa in Italy, long considered a world wonder, has it's living counterpart in the famed Grizzly Giant, a towering Sequola tree in Yosemite Nation al Park, comparative figures re- ported to the National Park Ser vice regional office of the Inter ior Department disclosed recent ly.
 Figures from Yosemite reveal that the big tree, 209 feet high, leans 18.3 feet off center or ap- proXimately four degrees and 58 minutes. So well known for it's off-center angle of four degrees and 27 minutes or IA feet, the Tower of Pisa l79 feet high leans less than the Grizzly Giant. While the angle is so apparent in the latter, it is far less notice able in the great Sequoia due to it's large spreading branches and proximity of surrounding trees.
 Park Superintendent LaWren- ce Merriam states research has revealed that the Grizzly Giant has been off center probably for centuries, but is in no danger of falling. Recent annual checks have shown the lean has not var jed. An extensive root system thoroughly anchors the big tree, also held in place by buttressing of the trunk, 347 feet in dia- meter at the base. In addition, limbs and foliage have develop ed in such a way to counter-bal ance this condition. The center of gravity of the tree is declared to be well within the stability limit.
 The Sequoia is located in the Mariposa Grove of Big Trees, and is annually viewed by tens of thousands of park visitors, most of whom are unaware they
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

Pilot Hans Mirow made two flights to American Creek. MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Root were mound trip passengers on the first flight and a load of freight was taken on the next trip.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30
JEW HIGH SCHOOL LAD IS ASSAULTED

BALTIMORE, June The Con gressional committee investgat- ing un-American activities was reported ready to send repres- entatives here to join local au- thorities in their investigation of the attack on a junior high school Jewish student, Mervin Bridge, IA, for alleged anti-Sem- etic activities within the school s news.
 Representative Dies committee chairman, is now in Houston,
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

Trips are scheduled to Teller, Tin City, Wales, Ungalik, Coun- cl1 and American Creek with freight and passengers this after noon.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

June 30 - Today Pilot Wien made three trips north with pas sengers and freight. Jack Whaley was passenger to Taylor. MT and Mrs. Jim Keenan were talk en to Teller from Taylor
 On the third trip, Al Berg and Walt Taylor were taken to Fay lor.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

are seeing the method Nature uses when one of her forest mon archs fails to grow in a straight line to the sky. The Grizzly Giant is estimated to be $500 years old. It was already large when man began the construc- tion of the Tower of Pisa in the l1th or 18th century.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

Don't forget to leave yo2r namt and address for the Nugget to be sent to you via airplane at your mining camps, from now on.
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

If there are no divorces in heaven it is probably because there are no lawyers in heaven
The Nome nugget., 1939-06-30

Some men try to get ahead by batting themselves on the back
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20

LESSON TEXT-Acts 15:23-29: Galatians
81, 2, 9, 10.
GOLDEN TEXT-A man is not justified
by the works of the law, but by the faith of
Jesus Christ.-Galatians 2:16
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20
Celebrates 94th Anniversary of
Birth at GrantsyiIIe

M. K. Ryman, one of the oldest resi-
dents of the Grantsville community,
celebrated his ninety-fourth birthday
anniversary last Friday, April IA,
while visiting his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weise,
at the Victoria hotel, Grantsville.
AS young man of twenty Mr.. Ry-
man recalls the assassination of Abra-
ham Lincoln, April IA, 1865, and many
other events now set forth in history.
He has lived in the Grantsville COM
munity practically all his life and for
a number of years has made his home
with another son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hoover, Bit
finger. He returned there Friday night
after spending week at the Weise
home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20
Homemakers' Column
Edited by Miss Mildred Barton, Home
Demonstration Agent, Oakland
Recipe Variations Every Cook
Should Know

There come times when many a cook
feels closely akin to Mother Hubbard.
It's not that her cupboard is bare, but
that occasionally it's bare of an i'm
portant ingredient for making a far-
orite pudding, prize cake or some
other concoction she has planned.
But while Mother Hubbard and her
dog had to accept their fate philosoph-
icaiiy, cook may often figure her own
way out. If she knows the possible
substitutions for certain ingredients,
no one need every know that kitchen
crisis arose.
This knowledge will be helpful at
other times, too, when there is no
emergency. Sometimes the substitu-
ton may be in the interest of econ
omy; sometimes it adds needed food
value; sometimes it furnishes variety.
AS long as milk turns sour and
baking powder cans get empty at in
convenient times, the baking powder
and-soda" formula is a good one to
remember. In cakes, and all quick
breads but pop-overs, sour milk may
be substituted for sweet, cup for cup.
For every cup of really sour milk
there should be y teaspoon of soda
to neutralize the acid This soda fur
nishes leavening power equal to A
times its measure of baking powder
in this case teaspoons worth. If
the amount of soda needed to neutral
iZe the sour milk in a recipe does not
furnish enough leavening power, add
baking powder to take care of the
difference.
If the milk is just turning sour, add
only a teaspoon of soda for each cup.
1t is better to use too little than too
much because the taste, odor, and yell
low color that results from an over
amount of soda.
Add the soda to the mixture by
sitting it with the flour. 1t it is mixed
first in milk, gas bubbles start form
ing immediately-and some leavening
power is wasted.
Some cooks won't make cake or
cookies if they find they've run out
of the kind of shortening they ordi-
narily use. But almost any mild-fav-
ored fat is satisfactory in baked pro-
ducts if proportions are modified
slightly.
Butter and margarines are about Is
percent water. So if these are substi-
tuted for lard or other fats that con-
tain no water, add about extra
tablespoons for each cup. Hydrogen
ated fats now sold under many brand
names have air beaten into them. They
may be substituted measure for meas
ure for butter or margarines. But if
they are used in place of lard, add l to
IL tablespoons for every cup called
for. Remember to add salt when I'M
sailed fats are used instead of butter
or margarine.
Borrowing a cupful from the neigh
bors is one way to meet the sugar
shortage emergency. Another is to use
brown suger. About 1 and a cups of
brown sugar is equivalent to 1 cup
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20

of graduated white sugar. If the
brown sugar is lumpy, roll and sift it,
then pack in loosely in a cup to
measure.
Strained honey may also be used in
stead of sugar in cakes and quick
breads. Use it cup for cup in place of
sugar, but reduce the liquid in the
recipe. Honey has some water in it
and also retains and absorbs moisture.
If medium-thick honey is used in place
of half the sugar in the recipe, reduce
the liquid one-fourth. If it replaces
all the sugar, cut down the LIQUID to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20
II. ID. A. Schedule

Monday, April %, cheese school, 1
p. m, at Gormania.
Tuesday, April %, cheese school, 1
p. M, at Friendsville; Oakland home
makers club meeting, 7:3O p. NJ, at
the home of Mrs. Paul Riley.
Thursday, April 27, Kitzmiller
hOmemakers club meeting, 1880 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20

one-half. Mix the cake by the ordinary
method, except for combining the
honey with the milk. Bake at the low
est temperature given.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20
Blessed Day

Blessed is the day whose morn
ing is sanctifed! Successful is the
day whose first victory is won by
prayer! Holy is the day whose
dawn finds thee on the top of the
mount!-Joseph Parker.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20
Lesson for April %

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-04-20

FALLING ALL HOUSEWIVES Come
~ in-help us celebrate Kelvina-
tors 25th Anniversary the
biggest event in our history. For
never before have we been able to
offer such refrigerator values as
these beautiful new 1889 Silver
Jubilee Kelvinators.
This new Kelvinator is modern,
streamlined, beautiful. Powered
with the amazing POLAR
SPHERE, it sets a new low in
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Model illustrated is KS

economy of operation. It's family
planned interior is designed to
make meal-planning easy, pleas
ant, more economical for you.
More good news! We're able to
offer you unbelievably low prices
on these beautiful new 1889 models
by Kelvinator, Oldest maker of
electric refrigerators.
It's the chance of a lifetime to
own one don't miss it! Come
in-noWl
Evening star., 1939-05-25

bearers identity. Regular tourist
visas are issued by consular officers
to persons travelling to the United
States after their eligibility to enter
has been determined. It's up to
the immigration authorities of the
Labor Department to let them in.
In addition to providing identif1-
cation, the identity cards which will
be issued to members Of the royal
party win also allow the bearers to
move freely at such places rs Union
Station, board the royal train, and
to pass police lines, the protocol
omcer said.
British Wishes Rule.
While the British monarchs do
not need passports 50 far rs the
State Department Is concerned,
whether or not they would need to
carry them in the United States for
other reasons would be q matter for
the British foreign ONCE, State De-
partment officials said.
A British passport issued by the
Evening star., 1939-05-25
Department Store
CIosings Weighed fol
Royalty Reception
Truffic Restriction
Proerom for June 8
Is Formulated

More than 5000 Washington de-
partment store employees are ex-
pected to be given time off June 8
to join the crowds that will help
provide one Of the most spectacular
welcomes in the Capitals history
for Great Britain's King and Queen.
The stores have not adopted a
definite closing policy yet, but it
Is almost certain that they viii
close for at least the period scheo-
uled for the reception Of the roya!
visitors and the parade from Union
Station to the White House, ac-
cording to a spokesman for tie
Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation.
The store managers are expected
to decide this week whether 20
close for the entire morning of JuI'e
or shut their doors only from II
am, when King George vi and
Queen Elizabeth are due to arrive
at Union Station, until 1890 PM,
half an hour after their majesties
reach the White House.
Would Swell Throng.
Closing of the department stores
will free their more than 5000 eni-
ployes to form a part Of the throng
of half a million which officials ex-
pect to mass in the Union Station
Capitol area and along the parade
route down Pennsylvania avenue to
the White House in the hope Of
catching glimpse Of the first reign
ing British sovereigns ever to visit
this country.
Normal activity in this area will
be practically impossible during the
entire morning of June g. Before
7:30 am, the Union Station a.io
Capitol Plazas and streets on the
parade route will be roped of, and
all parking in these areas will be
prohibited after 8 am BY $50
am, police will clear all traffic
from the plazas and streets con-
Evening star., 1939-05-25
THE EVENING STAR, c. THURSDAY 25

shall have been thoroughly cleaned
by agencies concerned, except that
city refuse division emergency
cleaning unit to be available for
emergency use until IL am. (2)
Close Union Station Plaza and
route Of escort to trafYic.
40 a.m-Route Of escort to be
cleared of all street cars and buses.
Treeps to Take Pests.
1910 a.m.-Troops of Army, Navy
and Marine Corps and bands to be
stationed at points named in Army
orders.
Approximately 1880 a.m.-Tlle
President and Mrs. Roosevelt leave
the White House for Union Station.
I'll a.m.-Their majesties, the
King and Queen of Great Britain,
arrive at Union Station.
approximately II to HAS am:
Reception OF royal guests by Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and others,
national anthems of the Uni.ed
States and Great Britain, royai
salute, photographs. etc.
approximately Has am: TIE
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
the royal guests, preceded by police
and military escort, will leave Union
Station and proceed to the White
House oy way Of the official escort
route"
Evening star., 1939-05-25

cerned and at 10 am. the route
win be cleared Of all street cars
and buses. The restrictions will
continue until after the royal party
reaches the White House.
Time Schedule Worked Out.
The immense amount of detailed
work to be done by various District
and Federal agencies to assure
smooth functioning Of the recep-
ton plan Is reflected in a "time
schedule" and tentative synchro-
nized and co-ordinated plan" issued
yesterday by Capt. Patrick H,
Tansey, chairman of a co-ordinat-
ing committee.
The time schedule follows:
7:30 am-Q The route OF
escort shall be roped by the agencies
named in accordance with approved
plans. (2) The street car loading
platforms shall be removed by the
director of highways from Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
g a.m.-O AL parking along the
route of escort and at places of as
sembly of troops, tanks and military
equipment shall be prohibited and
signs shall be posted-on the pre-
ceding day. CD Police and firemen
detail becomes effective.
$3.50 am.-O Route Of escort
Evening star., 1939-05-25

North American history that de-
serves consideration. Canada and
the United States have had to dis
pose OF searching differences Of aim
and interest during the last hundred
years, but never has one of those
d11erences been resolved by force
or by threat.
No man, thank God, will ever
again conceive Of such arbitrament
between the peoples Of my empire
and the people of the United States.
The faith In reason and fair play,
which we share with them, Is one of
the chief ideals that guide the Brit
lsh Empire in all its ways today.
1t Is not in power or wealth alone,
nor in dominion over other peoples,
That the true greatness of an empire
consists. Those things are but the
instrument; they are not the end or
the ideal. The end is freedom, JUS
tlce and peace in equal measure for
all secure against attack from with
out and from within. 1t is only by
adding to the spiritual dignity and
material happiness of human life in
all its myriad homes that an empire
can claim to be of service to its own
peoples and to the world.
Offers Key to Progress.
would end with a special word Of
greeting to those of my listeners who
are young. 1t Is true-and I deplore
1t deeply-that the skies are over
cast in more than one quarter at the
present time. Do not on that &C
count lose heart.
Life Is a great adventure, and
Evening star., 1939-05-25
King and Queen Escape
All Passport Worries
Identity Cords to Be Accepted
For Members of RoyoI Porty

King George and Queen Eliz-
abeth will need no British passport
nor the usual diplomatic or tourist
visas which ordinarily accompany
such documents when they enter
the United States en- route to WASH
ington, State Department officials
said today.
At the same time . protocol di-
vision Oficer said that members of
the royal party, a. well as the re-
tinue OF servants accompanying the
British monarch, all Of whom are
also exempt from the passport and
visa requirements, will carry identity
cards instead.
Explaining the procedure, the OIL
cial said that passport and visa
regulations are usually waived in
the case of foreign heads of state
who are travelling in the United
States.
"As a matter of fact, when the
King and Queen arrive at TIE
border, there probably won't be
much doubt as to who they are"
he remarked tocularly and said that
the King and Queen win not even
carry identity cards.
Save 81 Each.
Inasmuch as the royal party needs
no visas, each member will save s.
the fee for a regular tourist visa.
Diplomatic visas are issued without
cost by the State Department
through its consular Offices in Lon
don, as well as other cities of the
world, to officials travelling to the
United States on government
business
Passports are issued by the vari-
GUS governments to establish TIE
Evening star., 1939-05-25

British foreign minister via his de-
partment contains . request by the
minister, in the name of "his mai
esty." to all those whom 1t may conf
Germ to allow the bearer to pass
freely without let or hindrance," and
to afford the bearer any assistance
or protection he may need. And
since the King himself happens to
be travelling in the United States,
he could probably make the request|
on his own behalf were 1t necessary.
The entire party will also be &C.
corded the privileges Of diplomatic
immunity usually provided in such
circumstances, State Department.
officials declared.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-08
Legal Notices

DISTRICT Of WATERBURY,, 81.
PROBATE COURT, Dec. 18th, A..
j.. 1888. ESTATE OF JOSEPH
FRENETTE, late OF Waterbury,
IN said District. deceased.
Upon the application Of JOHN
r. McGRATH, Executor, praying
that he may be authorized TO mort
gage, certain real estate belonging
to said Estate. as per application
on file more fully appears, II IN
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the
said District, on the nth day %
December A. -. 1888 ut 1890 o'clock
In the forenoon STANDARD TIme),
and that notice be given OF the
tendency OF said application, and
the time and place OF hearing there.
on, by publishing this order one
time In. some newspaper having u
circulation In said District, also by
leaving with or by mailing In reg
istered letters, postage prepaid from
Waterbury, u copy OF this order to
all PARTIES interested and residing
without the Probate District OF Wa
terbury on or before the sth day
OF December, 1899.
Attest.
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY.
12-S-1t Asst, Clerk,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-08
Germany, Russia Will
Use Mexico For Attack
Picked as Base Of Operations Against All Americas,
Especially Mexico, United States Communist Talk

In Mexico, he charged, there we're
more than 40 cells Of StaliniSts In
every part Of the government. These
cells, he charged, completely con-
troll the apparatus Of education, the
posts, the telegraphs, and the coast
survey. They also control cells in
important labor unions, practically
handle the PRM (Mexican Revolu-
tionary Party-the government
party electoral machinery for Avila
Camancho. The Gestapo also has
many important people In the state
machinery"
Nazl Agent In Mexico
He charged that German bus
mess man was In Mexico seeking to
obtain Mexican iitrates through
barter for explosives and that there
was a movement Of German capita;
from Canada and the United States
into Mexico.
Maybe they (the Germans) also
came to organize sabotage Of war
material production In the United
States he said. "And stoppage Of
war material manufacture In the
United States could only benefit
Hitler and Stain and 60 against
France, England and the United
States which Is obliged to prepare
fore national defense"
He attacked Vincente Toledo Lom-
bardo, head Of the Mexican confed-
Grafton Of Labor, charging that he
was working with Stain and Hitler.
He gave correspondents list Of
Al persons In the Mexican govern
ment whom he charged were open
or yelled" members Of the Com
munist party.
Russian Secret Police
They gave the "GPU (Russian
secret police) a pincers on the gov
eminent" he charged.
Included on his list was Attorney
Enrique Calderon, a member of
President Lazaros Cardenas' brain
trust" and key man In Cardenas'
appropriation Of American oil inter-
ests.
Hans Meyer, an employe Of the
department CT education. was char
acterized by Rivera "a friend Of Sta
lin" and head Of the Mexican GPU.
The list included two colonies Of
the ministry Of national defense, two
attorneys Of the finance ministry,
three bankers, Narciso Bassols,
former minister to France, Vazquez
Vela, minister Of education, and IS
employees Of his department.
The list also included Toledano
and Herman Laborde, secretary of
the Mexican Community party.
Spheres Of Influence
He charged that the Germans and
the Stalinists had agreed upon
spheres of influence" In Mexico be-
fore october 20.
Rivera showed some irritation that
Dies had coupled his name with
Trotsky. When Trotsky and Stain
fell out. Rivera sided with Trotsky
and arranged for him to make his
some In exile In Mexico. For a long
while Trotsky lived In Rivera's home
they fell out, and now they dis
agree utterly on theology.
THE telegram I received from
the Dies committee mixed UP my
testimony with that Of Leon Trot.
sky" he said. That's absolutely UNI
justified, because I have absolutely
nothing to do. In my present activ-
tiles. with Trotsky and I am unwlll
ing to permit anybody TO mix myself
within any kind Of Trotsky's activ-
tiles"