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The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
WANTS SPEEDY ACTION

WASHINGTON. D. C.-Se1atOl
H. H. Schwartz, chairman Of the
Senate committee to hear Sen
ate Resolution rs, On his return,
here from Wyoming. wired the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Cclored People, April IT.
indicating his desire for speedy
action on the resolution
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

WASHINGTON. D. CAMP
When Cotton Ed Smith, senator
from South Carolina, walked out
of a Democratic National Conven-
ton because Negro prayed, he
focused even more keenly the at
tention of 100000 American cit
izens on his future actions.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

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CAMP WALLACE, Tex.-(ANP)
Easter service wree provided fCt
the 1000 Negro inductees at Camp
Wallace, near Galveston, by the
Houston Colcred Chamber of Com
merce. A motorcade Of 80 Houston
ians made the trip.
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

federal court judge found Kemp
Billings, saw mill operator, guilty
of court for violating the wage
hour law at his mill, after he had
kSreed to consent judgment and
motion against his place last
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

WIIBERFORCE, Ohio-(ANP)-
The state of Ohio, through its as
sembly, has approved a biennial
appropriation for Wilberforce Uni
versity Estate Department. of $692,-
600. The budget, recommended by
Gov. John w. Bricker, represents
over the budget approved by the
an increase of more than 100000
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

you despise living with him. Your
home was in confusion the whole
time YOU two were together and !,
really don't think that it is good
environment to bring WP children.
Stay there with your mother ana
work and support your youngsters
and let him continue living the
Life he seems to prefer
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26

rTERE little that will give you message
II every dav numerical puzzle designed to spen OUT
vor fortune Count the NUMBER
Of letters subtract the number Is less thah
result is your Key number start at the upp
hand corner rctange oyour Key
numbers left right read the message the letters unoe
the checked figures give you NN
The Phoenix index., 1941-04-26
Sawnill Owner
Held In Contempt
BY N. c. Judge

WILSON, N. c. - (ANP) -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
ToScanini'S Out

That published statement 10
10 tho effect. ..IQSCanInI- VII
return 10 his former post as
conductor of the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra ncNt
season % Is not exactly true. And
certainly misleading.
NcNt year the Philharmonic
celebrates its Tooth anniversary
and great things are planned.
Among them is the arrangement
TO have ToScanlni conduct scv-
eral concerts.
But he will be only one of the
long list of internationally IA
nous maeStroS who will WELD
a baton before the Philharmonic
muSic-makerS and there isn't a
chance of his returning, next
season. as the permanent con-
ductor of the great musical
organization.
There are many fashionable
PACKERS of the Philharmonic
who haven't forgiven ToSCaninl
for the manner in which he left
the orchestra, when offered the
fat" National Broadcasting Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Timc
was when the dowager Mrs.
William FahneStOck was bur
dened with a string of homes y
valued at millions and carrying
an annual "upkeep' sufficient TO
wreck even a FahneStock bank
balance.
But. since the passing of Mr.
EahneStock. the oldest member
of the New York Stock TX
change al the time of his death
in 1886, his widow has shown a
disposition to rid herself OF the
palaces which testified 10
FahneStock opulence and social
station
Back in 1889 the Fahnestock
country house at Katonah y. Y.
had its for sale sign removed
and Mrs. F'ahneStoCk was happy
i'm the knowledge she no lnn-GE
h ad to meet a staggering
monthly pay roll for gardeners,
caretakerS. etc.
Then there was the compare
lively new FahneStock villa,
Bots Dore, up in Newport, r. !.
Styled in the French manner,
BoiS Dore was started IN 1927.
took two years to build and cost
more than 100000, exclusive Of
its lavish furnishings. II stands
on the site of James 4. sui
mans former Newport estate
and has a fine view OF the broad
Atlantic.
Within the past fortnight BolS
Dore was sold TO Mrs Nathaniel
Hi. one OF the Campbell soup
heireSSeS. who has becR~parl and
parcel of the Newport set for
some seasons past-and who CT
joys a pleasant niche al the
Rhode Island watering place
ErT71rt IJTTtv- T TT7TTT70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Catholic
Women to
Stage Play

TIE CATHOLIC THEATER
OF DETROIT, tomorrow night,
will give performance follow
ing the weekly Thursday nigh,
supper sponsored by the League
of Catholic Women in the Copper
Kettle Of It's ACTIVITIES Building
in Parsons street.
The cast includes Paul Lilly
president Mrs. Ernest O'Brien,
Mrs. Harry 3. Taylor, Nh.
Clair Schenck, Mrs. Arthur
Kumath and Thomas Kent
Supper will be served from
$50 to 80 o'clock. Mis-
Joseph a, Moynihan. chairman
of these supper-program events.
VIII preside.
The Thursday Afternoon Girls
Club Will meet at 3 O'Clock in
the Willow Room of the Activl-
ties Building. under the char
manShip of Mrs. Edward j.
McHugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Mrs. Fahnes+ock Stripping
Self Of String of Mansions
BY MAURY PAUL

of what Bots Dorc cost the
Fahnestoeks Newport real eS-
tate being something of a drug
on the market al the present
moment.
There still remains the
Fahnestock town house on New
York'S Madison avenue. And |
hear Mrs. FahneStock will have
her troubles with that white
elephant
Located in the north wing OF
the great bIoWnstone structure
with the spacious courtyard, and
lust across from ST. Patrick $
Cathedral it Is one of Gotham
ultra lavish abodeS- and has
been closed and untenanted Tor
more than 10 years.
just why the FahneStoCkS
ever decided 10 redo the place
tat cost of -nAet-a- million
dollarsJ 50 late in their lives
always has been a mystery 10
then friends. One can only
point 10 the fact that those were
what some dubbed the good.
old days and money didn
mean much 10 those possessing It.
Both the north and south
wings of the great Madison ave
nue. structure have been gather
ing dust for a long. long time
the heirs of the late Mrs.
Whltelaw Reid, who occupied
the south wing, never HAVING
succeeded IN finding a purchaser
or a tenant. for that departed
social leaders metropolitan
"Ualacp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
San Francisco Ballerinas

AT THE speakers table today following Ruth St
Dennis lecture Fisher Theaer Town Hall tthe luncheon
at Huyers)....
We gimpsed the four leading members of the San Fran
cisco Opera Ballet currently charming Detroit
They
William Christensen and his brother Lewis and bal
lernas Janet Reid and Jacqueline Martin
Also saw Hazel Benedict there smingly proudly her
protege Madeline Del Motto. 49,.
The little Detroit girl who studied with Benedict and
then went to the Ballet, which is Americas Ballet
Russo"
Il family meeting for Miss Benedict and Miss St
Dennis too
Since the former besides representing the Denishawn
dancers IN Detroit for 10 formerly appeared with the
company at the Philharmonic in New York
And danced with Ted Shawn her partner.
The San Francisco Opera ballet. incidentally. -.
Gives its local premiere Thursday evening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Catholic Leagues Bargain Counter

AND THEN there those giving
to sending underprveged children camp Summer
They're the philanthropc group called Bargain Counter
of the League of Catholic Women
The members will be attending rummage at the home
of Mrs Thomas F. Maher. Wednesday afternoon
Articles gathered will be sold the Bargain Counter
Second boulevard and proceeds used send the children
to camp
Five hundred invitations (eary Valentines and
attractive have been party Oak
drive, the Maher residence.
And those assisting the hostess include:
Mrs. Hugh w. Corey president of the Bargain Counter
Mrs Leonard l.. Heay. Mrs. Sherman F. Kelly . Mrs
Arthur Platten
Mrs. Frank L. Thompson. Mrs. Thomas j. Trainor .
Mrs W. f. Burns Mrs James Oman Mrs S. A. Maher
-. Mrs. Courtney Fitzsimmons .
Miss Veronica Conway. Miss Mildred Feeey . Mrs
Brace Beemer Mrs. E. l.. White Mrs. E. F. Thomas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
British Give MuraIs
To j. of D. Arts Club

Presentation Of SIX mural friezes
from the Colonial Hall of the
British Pavilion at the Worlds
FAIR to The University Of Detroit
Arts Club. was announced here
today They were awarded to the
university after formal request by
the Rev John F Quinn, dean of
the college of arts and sciences.
Because of the war. and the i'm
possibility of returning them TO
England. many exhibits are being
presented TO leading educational
institutions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Induction Station
Moved From Armory

All draftceS from this area will
be indicted al new station TO
be opened Monday at 1910 West
Fort street, II was announced to-
day.
The Light Guard Armory which
has been used heretofore. is no
longer available because the space
is needed for the Home Guard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Mrs. Jewels Stunning Necklace

MRS. JEWELL trim in black crepe frock with a
necklace and bracelet of flat crystal medaons
laid with leaves of gold
Mrs. William Walker Jr. president of the Juniors, also
chose black for the meeting and she bright leopard
turban
Just few of the others present included:
" Janet Crawford Virginia Hunt Rosemary Heenan
Refine Grant. Marjorie Patterson. Mrs. Samuel
Mrs Thomas Pegram. Mrs Armistead Greene . Mrs
Clarence Gambler Mrs. Leroy Vandeveer Mrs. Leonard
Lewis
Mrs W. Calvin Patterson. Mrs. Cyrenius A. Newcomb
III. Mrs Howard Wheeler Mrs Gardner Wood Mrs
Carl Abbott and Mrs. George T. Hartley. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
N ay5 f: 5x

EXCEPT FOR the odd dinner party. and holiday in
the South
II would be a difficult task. to find Mayfair concentrate
anything but those events with purpose in these
hectic days. -
War Relief this side saving the Symphony
another. aiding needy families among us ETC..
The Social Butterfly has almost disappeared.
The first thing attention today. is the
monthly meeting the Junior Womens Association to the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Which yesterday held in the Womans Exchange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Play Contest Extended

Deadline for entries m the Uni
verSity of Dctroit'S hunt for orig
inal plays 70 be produced by the
schools Little Theatcr Group, has
been extended from February 8 TO
February l.. it was announced to-
day. Competition is open 10 all
amateur writers who wish 10 sub
init an original. unpublished play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
William B. Stout TO Speak

William +. Stout. pioneer aero
nautical engineer. will address the
first meeting of an accident pre-
Ventlon program launched by the
Detroit industrial Safety Council at
Masonic Temple February Il, il
was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Field Artillery Here
Omen 10 $50 Recruits

The Nth Field Artillery is in
immediate need of $50 recruits to
bring II up 10 its newly authorized
strength Of Sal men. II was an
nounced today by Col Russell
Simpson The regiments armory
is at 400 West Garfield avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Bridge-Lun
At Poin+e
Yacht Club
BY THE BYSTANDER

cred around 20 degrees outside
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club yes
terday. but within doors there
was more than a hint OF Spring.
The small bridge luncheon
tables were centered with dwarf
pink azalea plants and the fruit
cup and dessert were served on
little pink and white Valentine
doilies.
There was a fashion show Of
refreshing Spring gowns and
suits and hats. But most of the
guests were still wearing their
Winter woods and velvetS. with
hats 10 match their furs.
We saw pretty Mrs. J. STAN
Icy Lcszynski and she told us
that she and Mrs Charles F..
Wilson of Bloomfield Hills are
planning 10 take off tomorrow
for a long stay in Florida.
Mrs LeSzYHskii,s- hostess
Mrs. Ernest Liebold. who looked
very. very fetching in her fitted
black gown with pipings of gold
at neck and wrists and gold en-
broidery on the pockets OF the
skirt
Mrs Liebold's other guests
were Mrs. Charles Freiburger.
Mrs A. Curtis Monteith, Mrs.
&. Hubert Noble, Mrs William
Traub. Mrs. Dean Nickerson and
Mrs Joseph Bucher.
Mrs Freiburger wore a black
crepe gown with a deep white
beaded yoke and a black hat.
: Mrs Montclth was IN brown and
Mrs NtckcrSon in tailored
frock of sky blue wool trimmed
with brass buttons.
Mrs Henry Gripekovcn in
stone blue wool and small
mink hat. was lunching with
bare-headed Mrs. Henry Gage,
who wore a becoming dress of
gray blue wool
Mrs. Harley Earl Who will be
of for New York tn another
week. was fitting about from
table 10 table and looking grand
in froek OF lilac wool and
coat and hat Of leopard
Mrs John Mcneil Burns wore
a black velvet picture hat with
her beige wool frock
Mrs. {. G. Becchlng. chair
man of the party. had - guests.
Mrs Edmund II Wilcox had
table for four
And among other ladies who
cnteTtalncd from three 10 many
guests were Mrs. Charles r Ma
chris. Mrs. James II Marks.
Mrs +. G. Stephenson. Mrs.
Bryan G. joyce Mrs Thomas X.
Wright. Mrs Thomas + SIAM
bauch. Mrs. Henry HopkeS. Mrs.
Frank J. TimmenS. Mrs George
Schadi Mrs John r Gallatin.
Mrs. George NJ. Endicott. Mrs.
c. a. Campbell. Mrs. Charles B.
Kemp, Mrs. ". J. Thomas, Mrs.
J II. Flavell Mrs. VI X Zwo-
lnSki. Mrs. Leo J. Kay Mrs.
Lawrence " Fischer, Mrs II.
r. OLeary. Mrs Frank p Her
man. Mrs. William + B Hem
dcrSon and Mrs. {. J Williams.
MR.. AND MRS. {. D IpMY
Of Rivard boulevard %e leaving
February 10 for Miami Beach,
and other southern points.
TnCy nope cXaCtIY 10 dupIl-
cate their very successful trip
of last season.
Their daughter. Dorothy. may
Join them in Charleston. $. &,
around Easter time.
Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERICK
FISHER were IN the great
crowd al Hialeah Park, Fla.
last Saturday for the running
of the $1,000 Bahamas Handi-
cap.
Later they were guests al the
Hialeah Club OF park president
John C. Clark and Mrs. Clark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Miami Beach Is Home

JOHNNY SCHANTZ must feel that Miami Beach is more
home than this year.
The popular young bachelor finds his great pals. -.
Stuey and Betty Gates there this Winter.
Johnny and his mother. Mrs Clara |. Schantz are
AT their home in Bay road the beach
And we understand the guest house they've built on
the grounds of their Winter home
Is bf-O-S-t attractive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Disneys Fantasia Aids Symphony

NATURALLY THE talk of the wonderful new Walt
Disney film Fantasia
Mrs Winfield S. Jewell was present . as dele
gate from the senior association.
To tell about how the Symphony Society sponsoring the
Detroit premiere of the film.
February Is at the Wilson Theater) -.
The Juniors will aid the ticket their enthus-
high.
That nearly every present promised dispose of
book of tickets herself
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Carrying Bundles to Bundle Te

INCIDENTALLY. should the articles you are taking
to the Bundle Tea
Be too much of a problem. motor corps committee
will gladly call for them. .
If you'll just telephone:
Mrs. Arthur Plaen Mrs Robert Rvrnes Mrs Fred
Gibson. Mrs Ed Mcintosh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Kit+redge,
Dewey
Date Set

BRIDE-ELECT RUTH JANE
KITTREDGE. who will be mar
ricd February Is TO William L.
Dewey is beng much teted
At The Alpha Phi House.
Michigan State College. whore
Miss kitircdge is a senior.
shower will be given tomorrow
evening by Miss Eetty Gissel.
Cla>Smaje. All the sorority SIS
tiers now IN college and within
motoring distance VIII be guests
And. the evening Of February
- Mr. and Mr.. George Stan
ley Goodell uncle and aunt of
the hude-elcet will give y sup
pCr patty IN honor of Miss
kitfredgc and her liancc and the
~ trttt1f1I- party, IN thPIr home IN
footing iano. Birmin~hars
Miss Betty Duchancy enter
tanned EIGHT guests tt1r % her
day Al 4 shower for Miss Kit
tredge at the Detroit Yacht
Club
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- q III '''e nome o. me ioi-
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po - e. ..iaI - 'ul sCS ana MISS
- .',,'.'',I'iT - 'ii '''Ili-tidiil'
lo'il, ''''s 49, on SUNDAY
y, = ~ 49, 49,, l9' vi-h guests.
vi >. re, ~. ~ ''N " ElInmef-
,i''.' -, i''l ~ d'ehue Ne>''f-
"a t-+i''iN shower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Makers Valentine Decorated Home

The MAHER home will be decorated in Valentines -
And the tea table will be ornamened with red and white
flowers and red tapers. -.
There will be door prizes a the tea -.
These will be drawn for on February 13
And the winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

BRIDE-ELECT RUTH JANE
KITTREDGE. who will be mar
rlcd February Is 10 William L.
DqIIa, l. boinp much fpfpd
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11
WIEN ACTIVITIES

June 10 - MT. and Mrs. Klyve and Mrs. Sam Hendricks were passengers to Nome from Teller with Sig Wien.
 Frank Whaley-Mr. and Mrs. Don Stewart, Beaver Creek to Nome; Earl Remling, Ungalik to Nome; s. Charles and A. Kimok- took, Koyuk to Nome and Mary Henry, Koyuk to Solomon.
 June II - Bill Lund - Nels Christensen and MT. Spangler to Council. Mrs. Nolde to Beaver CT. E. Morgan, Hans Lind and Dick Owens to Bluff.
 Frank Whaley - Don LaBae, Ralph Smithers, Ernest Newt, Den McPherson, Tom Shaw and Mrs. Fred Aver 10 Council.
 MT Guneau, Al Farrell and J.. B Mover to Keenan's Camp.
 Sig Wien made round trip to Fairbanks via Taylor and Candle with John Norberg and Bud Thompson for Taylor, Walter Pa rani to Candle; Mrs. Mass, Fair banks 10 Haycock, Mrs. Johnson and Mir Fritch for Nome.
 Norvil Tanner and John Shaw were passengers to Council with Bill Lund.
 Trips are scheduled for Coun- cil, Haycock, Fairbanks, Kougar- ok and Teller tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11
Airways News
NIIROW ACTIVITIES

Captain Sasseen of the Mirow Air Service landed his tri-motor- ed Stinson at Nome airport at APO pm. June 10 with the fol- lowing passengers:
 From Anchorage, C. R. Kam- marar and Richard Schindele, and from Bethel Capte B. w. Dru finer and G. C. Ferenz
 He had a small amount of ex- press and 40 pounds of first class mail.
 Sasseen will return to Anchor age Monday morning, weather permitting.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Captain B. ". Drufner and G. C. Ferenz, Assistant Inspectors of the Bureau of Marine Inspec- tion of Navigation arrived Nome today via MiroW Air Service.
 They expect to remain here until about the first of July. Their stay is necessarily longer than usual due to the new motor boat law which went into effect April 25. The new law provides that all outstanding motor boat operators licenses be cancelled and there fore all licenses must be renew ed this year.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11
Outgoing Passengers Columbia

Outgoing passengers on boart l,e Columbia number 23 for Sea :ie ard ? for St. Michael. - Rayno Johnscn Mrs. Rayno Johnson Michael Johnson Mrs A H Lobley Mrs. A Stringfellow Arthur Goble Mrs Arthur Goble Rev S s Klyve MT: s s Klyve Mrs Gordon lift Mrs L J Harper Joyann Harper Mrs Fda Evans Mrs w B Mccarthy Paul Mccarthy Walter Mccarthy A N Nylen Mrs Nylen Mrs Evelyn Modini Janet Modini Tommy Modini Leonard Modini Jerry Modini C A Jones Jessie Paterson Lloyd Heberle Mrs Heberla Gloria Sherwood II A Shelhart Lila McDonald Mrs C E Matthews
 For St. Michael Mother Laurence Sister Wivina
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. William Maloney rejoined her husband and young daugh- ter in Nome last night after a hurried trip to California due to her mothers demise. Mrs. Malon- ey Is a member of the local post office staff and MT Maloney is connected with the Lehman Store.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

MT. and Mrs. Nels Swanberg, longtime Nome resident, were ar rivals on the Columbia after a winter in Seattle with their dau- ghter Mrs. Axel Edman. Mrs. Ed man who has been ill for some time is reported to be getting along very nicely now.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. Hilkey Robinson, wife of the proprietor of Nome Mercan- tile and Mining Co.,, was a pas senger aboard the Columbia" :"
 It has been several years since Mrs. Robinson has been to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11
NEWS ITEMS
COLUMBIA SAILS TOMORROW MORNING

The Columbia will sail from Nome at 5:00 a. m. June 18th on St. Michael and Seattle. Passen- gers will board the Columbia at Hoo D. n. tonightas no return cal' will '.c male at Nome, after St. Michael.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

pr. K. L. Craven is once more greeting cid friends in Nome af- ter winter spent in the States. Dr. Craven comes north each year and for many years has been interested in mining in the Kougacok.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Tom Shaw, mining man, with interests on Ophir Creek, in the Council district was an arrival on yesterdays boat. Also as passen- gers were MT. and Mrs. Fred Aver. MT. Aver will be associated with MT. Shaw in mining work this summer.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11
ATTENTION PIONEERS

Pioneer meeting Friday, June 18th, 8 pm. Followed by social and refreshments. The Pioneer ladies are participating. All mem bers and their families are invit ed to attend, as well as visiting members.
 w. J. MalOney, Secretary
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. J. I. Anderson, and her young son arrived aboard the Columbia last night to join her husband who is in charge of the Lighterage Dept. of the Lomen Commercial Co. here.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. Tolbert Scott, accompan- jed by her daughter Jane, re- turned here after a winters va cation south. MT. Scott and the two sons, Wilson and Robert pre- ceeded Mrs. Scott to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. J. Sidney Rood, wife of the supervisor of the U. s. Rein deer Service, arrived aboard the Columbia after a vacation in the States. MT. Rood who is in Jul neau on business is expected in Nome soon.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Leo Seidenverg, owner of the Bon Marche Store, returned to Nome on the Alaska s. s. Co. ship yesterday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Howard Lyng, Democratic Rep resentative from the Second Div ision to the Alaska Legislature, was a returning passenger aboard the "Columbia" last night.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. Leo Haynes was a passen ger yesterday aboard the Alas ka s s Co. boat to spend six week visit here with her mother, Mrs. w. J. Rowe.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. J H. s. Morrison was a re- turning passenger to Nome last evening to join her husband who is the U. s. District Judge for this Division.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. Andrew Sather and young son were arrivals aboard the "Columbia' after pleasant win ter spent in the States. MT. Sa- ther is on the office staff of the U s s R & M Go. at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. George Madsen and baby boy arrived last evening to re- join MT Madsen, co-partner of the Polar Bar.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Barney Rolando, well knowr mining man of this section, re- turned to Nome on the Colum- b,a last evening.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

Mrs. Steve Anderson, a bride of the past winter, arrived yes- terday to join her husband who is employed by the U S s R & M Go.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-11

The Motorship Meteor owned by Frank Williams, arrived Nome from St Michael yesterday.