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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27
THIS AND That

The Santa Fe Trail between
Missouri and New Mexico was
opened in 1925.
Kissing the hands of great
men was was an ancient Greek
custom.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-07-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Outdoor Scribes Meet

Next Saturday and Sunday the
newly formed Michigan Outdoor
Writers Association viii meet at
the conservation departments
training school at Higgins Lake
for their first annual convention.
Formed for the purpose Of bet
ter acquainting the public with
Michigans outdoors and TO pro-
mote craftsmanship afield and
astream. the association with a
membership of over so outdoor
scribes and photographers will
approve bylaws, elect officers and
outline program Of principles.
In charge OF the convention are
Kendrick Kimball, Detroit News;
G. A. Paquin, Lansing head of the
educational division, conservation
department, and Lloyd Eagan,
editor, Detroit Sportsman.
Acting officers. named when the
association was formed at Blaney
Park last January are Don Gillies,
president; William Duchaine, Es7
canada Press, vice president, and
Paquin. secretary-treaSurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Since attending the North Amer
lean Wildlife conference IN CHI
-cago a couple weeks ago we have
received several letters from hunt
ers interested in the grand sport
Of duck shooting.
How much they know OF the
fine points of wildfowling is not
known, but one thing they left no
doubt as TO their stand on the use
of live decoys.
Its not good sportsmanship
10 shoot ducks over live decoys,"
one letter said. at means
slaughter and inevitable extinc-
ton" another hunter points out.
I'VE want a plentiful supply OF
wildfowl for the men I'm the
armed forces when they return"
says another.
-Sportsmea, particularly Michi
gan hunters have always beer
known for giving wildlife a break
Some well meaning, yet misin
formed sportsmen have fought
liberalization on all regulation!
often in opposition to game man
agement Recommendations.
The Michigan deer herd is
good example. The shooting o
antlerless deer, whether there b.
enough food 10 carry them through
the winter or not, makes no diff
ference. Conservation experts hav
advocated a controlled doe law L
manage the herd, but have beel
stopped more than once by sports
men.
Last year ducks caused $1,000,
900 damage to rice crops in Cali
fornia. Damage to wheat crop
in North and South Dakota wer
voiced by game men from thos
states, attending the conference
within the next two years,
unless some catastrophe inter-
venes, waterfowl will reach APP
proXimateIy the maximum num-
Der that can be supported by
the available wintering grounds, :"
DR.. Ira Gabrielson, head of the
Fish and Wildlife Service. told
game men assembled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Texan Is oath
In Petersen
BY HAROLD KAHL

CLEVELAND, May 6-Walter
johnson, 37-year-old accountant
from Galveston. Tex tied for
fourth place among the leaders
when he shot 1863 10 top tho
opening squad in the 32d Louis
p. Petersen Individual bowling
classic at Eddie Linsz's Recrea-
ton here today.
Here just for the trip with a
few friends because his entry ar
rived too late, the little red
headed johnson got his chance TO
compete when Clarence (PaD
Hoffman of the Deluxe team OF
Detroit put in his appearance
after the first squad was under
way. Hotfmauig train was late
and Johnson moved in as sub
for the young Plymouth star, who
intends 10 hang around in hopes
some other bowler may not show
IN on tff1fa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
BeezleyAdans Make Up;
Will Race Here Again

Earl II Bccllcy the Nebraska
horscmsn who sold his racing sta
bile ard QUIT the turf here last
season after nis quarrel with
Jockey Johnny Adams aim o {
closed the Detroit race track, is
returning 10 The sport.
Adams and Beez5ey are again
tho bcst Of friends The bronled
Nebra>kan is assembling q new
Stable and expects The L. $ Jockey
champion 10 ride some Of his
horses here during the meeting
which starts May 20
II was Adams who helped The
Beczlcy stable gam its outStand-
ing victory by hu>tlng the South
bred Samborobom home
FIRST ln The 1912 running of De-
rou most historic race, the
Frontier Handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Pensive S Pilot
E|udes a Trap
Continued from i,t Sport Page

Continued from lst Sport Page
touted off on Sir Up after picking
and betting on PenSive all winter
showed that no. also can think
and ride and is as game as the
next one.
Like a flash he Snatched the
charging streak of brown under
him out of the death trap set by
Arcaro and Woolf and dropped
him down in q wide open space
along the rail. From there 10 the
run 10 the black stripe, though
Woolf and Arcaro whipped and
drove. the chocolate horse was the
chocolate drop.
He was running and they were
only running out of air, and at the
end the devil red OF CalumetS
red-roofed barns in the Blue Grass
was just a bright little splash OF
color that was rapidly drawing
away from the rest Of the l6-horSe
field.
Not only was il a great victory
for owner Wright. his charming
wife, Lucille. both Of whom were
here 10 see the race run, and
Jones and McCreary. II was the
richest Derby of all the 70 With
Is starters il had value of S64 =
CTS TO the winning owner. which
was $3.50 more than Shut out won
iH.1942.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
City Tourney
CraAnTNC
SIANDINUS
FIVE MEN

M REGI LARS
Stroh 1928. McCarthys 316s. Chene-
TromDy 30es. Coca Cola, 3Oe6 Nj
Clemens Denmarsh 30s1.
DOUBLES
Dale Huntington-Jack Burke 1872 Tony
Morano-John Crimmins 1887. Herman
Juoenville- Angelo Damico, 1928: Dwight
Nash Otto Gallandt. 1926, Harry Abrams
Eugene Andrews. 1924
SINGLES
William Bunetta. $50: Vincent Kelly,
s6s Elvood Blake. 664: Erwin Cahlsu
SIS; Joseph Dennis s5l
ALL-ENENTS
Harry Meakin, 1919. Elwood Blake,
1851 Carl Polens. 1877 Tony Lindemann.
1861 A Kopitzki, 1850.
ONERAVERAGE
Glass B-Wings. 2s3. Bohn Alum mum
Layout. 267. Evans Inspection, 266 Slsi-
mond Insurance, 262. Kar Nuts. 225
Glass C-Scales. 427. Schultz 346. Ford
No IS. 324: Revere Rods, $40; Gas
class D-Rafco Tools. 3ss. Bethe
Three 37s. Briggs Conner Inspection, 346
Ferndale Methodist Blues, 32l; Van
guards 3i3.
George Harden Don Stafford. 265: Henry
Dulkiewicz- George Sheridan. 23s. Johr
jenkins Jack Harper. 233 Michael F1lke
steve Po,h. 22s James Hozscke- Thomas
Price, 2ie.
SINGLES
steve Leak. l7s; Dale stroll. 1872
Frank Gromdzk. 1855; Nick Cosco, 1872
Melvin Trotten. William Raether, 151.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

TotaF 80 - ~ Total - ~ Z
'Batted for Muncrief in seventh.
Battea for Jakucki 100 ninth
Ran for Mancuso in ninth
S. Louis 900 OOU l1O-2
Cleveland O02 600 obs
McQuinn Byrnes, Peters. Rocco
CuNenbine Errors Rocco. Runs batted IN
-Cullenbine 2 keltner. Clary. Christman.
Three base hit-Peters Home run-Cullcn-
blne SacrifiCe-Kleine Double play--Clary
% stephens 70 McQutnn Lett on bases
ST. Louis II. Cleveland 8. Bases on balls
OFF Kleine T. of Muncrief 2, OF ia
kucki ! struck out-By Kieine s. Nun
Grief Hits-On Muncrief N s innings.
OF Jakuckl m innings VIII pitch
Muncrief. Losing pitcher-Jakuck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

waukee job in the Cub organlza-
ton.
Philip x. Wrigley, chewing-gum
car and owner OF the Cubs, who
once admitted that his firing OF
Grimm was a big mistake, made
his formal come back, all is for
given offer yesterday, although
il was believed that he and
Grimm had reached a previous
agreement by telephone.
The Cubs managerial muddle
began Monday when Jimmy Will
son resigned in the wake of a IT,
game losing streak. Roy John
son. coach. was named acting
manager and added another de-
feat Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Yank Rally Wins
= Sixth in Row
e'tens Batting String
Ends; Gets 4 Walks

NEW YORK. May 6 CUP) =
Coming from behind with 3-run
rally-in the eighth. in which I'd
Levy's pinch single tied the count
and Bud MetheHy tnfeiti mt
scored the winning tally, the New
York Yankees made IL two IN a
row over the Boston Red Sox and
six straight as they won AZ
Nick Eiten. the major leagues
leading batter. broke has batting
streak Of II games when he failed
10 hit safely on his lone official
time A. bat He walked four times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Gallagher's announcement that
Grimm would take over the team
was The first time -the. Gut front
office had admitted that the ac-
lion vas definite. Yesterday
Grimm was merely offered the
Job. the Cubs said, although he
told reporters that nc already had
accepted
As jubllanI Cub fans haited his
return Ia the laundering Cubs
the bandy-legged Grimm remained
at his-pnSt manager OF the
Brewers TO await the
arrival Of Casey Stengel former
Boston Braves pilot. who has
agreed 10 take over Grimm Mil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
NTW WORN
RtIS1ns

Ioias - - la Totals % - - :
-Bated FOR Psrtes 60 rIrta
fBattsd for RybA In ninth
.Baited for PAGE in seventh
Stated fer DIbiel tn eighth
Boston un1 100 600 q
New YORK 100 nGu 03a -S
Runs r I9nnAor AXE o Nell etlfn.
~eiss. Llndsi " iosrvirh Hsmsey Frrrf
Psrtes. Runs hstted in savage O'Nsl.
Doerr, Cronln, Levy 2 Hetheny, Tp0-hAse
hits-R. Johnson Omen Ms'heny stolen
base -- StrnWeiss. Sacrihc hits - poerr
Surnveiss Lake Double plays Tabor 20
Cronin. Lake 20 Doerr 20 Crunin. Tabor
20 Doerf 20 Cronin. savage 20 EtirnWslss
Left on bASeS-Nev York i3 Boston T.
Bases on balls--On o Nell :. on Page 4
OF Dubie ou Rybs 2 or Turner J.
struck out By PAGE Z by OMEN 2 by
TSs !. Hbs-On Page Z In innings oa
fl in innings tnone out IN eighth.
<Dubisl W I irnlng On Ryha fin
mining. on Turner IN inning via
pitches-Psge 2 . NsH. Winning yrohsf--
Duhisl, Losing pitcner Ryhs Umpire
BOYER. Rue And Summers Time az game
3ia. Attendance - ssi pad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

to conservation officials.
Despite perfect weather con-
dltions for the opener last Sat
urdsy few anglers Jared well on
streams" Raths said.
FISHERMEN are bewildered I'm
some spots like the back waters
Of the Au Sable. Take the dam
at Milo as an example where
both trout and pike are present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
NoyIe Beats PIatdk
For HandbaII Title

CHICAGO, May 6 INS)-Sea.
man Joe Platak. USN, Of Chicago
lost his bid today for the right 10
be classified as one of the all-time
Iron men" of sports when he
dropped the National AAU Hand.
ball championship 10 Frank
Lefty Coyle Of Providence r. l.
2l-l5 and 21-19.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

the Madsen named after Ear
Madsen, famous guide on the Az
Sable.
Here's a tip for wet ny fish
ermen. Use a green or yellow
bodied partridge spider. And for
YOU guys who insist on garden
hackle a Colorado spinner. with
a couple big nighterawlers are
just the thing for those big
lurking rainbOws."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
HAS NEW NAME

The naval baseball team ~
Great Lakes has new name o..
II Is now the L. 8 Naval
Training Center rather than
Station go. There are TWO open
dates on their football schedule
and 1t Commander Tony Hlnklc
hopes 10 arrange two home games
Glenn Cunningham the great
miller is IN boot training at Great
Lakes he may take part IN the
Central Collegiate Conference
track and field meet that is sched-
uled for Great Lakes june 3 &c..
Only navy personnel viii be per
mittcd 10 tend
The University 81 Michigan
sends along interesting notes on
some OF its athletes in service o..
Pfc. George Harms. the catcher
who enticed the big league scouts
10 Ann ATbor is on an island
somewhere in the Southwest Pa
cific Bill Weaver Of last year :
track team is somewhere IN India
49,. He's a corporal Elmer Ced-
con. seven letter man. Is a cap
tam IN the air forces stationed
somewhere in England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

would divert many anglers TO
pike lakes and reduce pressure
on Michigan's overfished trout
streams. Besides, waters in most
streams are too cold the last
Saturday In April to catch
trout"
Asked what was the best lure
10 use during the early season,
Raths recommended plain
Adams. Invisible spider size Ia
with 3 9-fOOt leader. He also likes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Grimm to Manage
Cubs This Sunday

CHICAGO May Charley Grimm will take
agersp Chicago Sunday their double header with
Pittsburgh Pirates General Manager James T. Gallagher an
noInced today
Gallagher said Grimm leave Milwaukee tonight for
Chicago expected ms Cub man
fred after
nlLniln he o n 1872 and 1879
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
COSTS BURR $40

Johnson's filling in as substi-
tute cost Louis Burr, Hoffmanis
team-mate and captain of the
Deluxe five. $40 for he was second
high on the squad with 1871 and
pocketed $50 for his efforts in
stead of 500 which goes 10 the
leader
Johnson, who intended TO act as
Scorekeeper for one squad before
heading for Texas. got away TO
the poor start of 159, but followed
with 213, 165, 221, 229, 244, 235
and 203 for his total. Burr was
off 10 1875. but came back with
209 and 223 only 10 drop to 1873,
1S5I, 1873 and finish with 200.
Detroit bowlerS carried off two
other squad prizes. Art Knecht
Of Detroit Gasket, who had COL
lected in all three Petersen events
in which he has rolled, was third
high with 1852 for $50. Tall Ar
thur was off good with ITS, 246
and 227, but then slumped to the
1905 and 170s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Anglers must
consult a con-
servatiOn Of
hcer 10 learn
" n n z r
I n re ar q
= d 2 G | "A |
restrictions.
"a lat e r
trout opening
w o u d not
ly elimi-
nate this con-
fusi on but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
STRIKE THREATENED

when Adams went 20 Chicago
last season 10 ride A G. ErnSts
Alorter in a stake race. however,
Beezley protested on the grounds
that he had previously engaged
Johnny 20 ride here Adams fell
low Jockeys threatened 10 strike
when ne was suspended and the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
CuNenbine' S Hit
Beats Browns

CLEVELAND, May 6 up -
Roy Cullenbine'S homer against
is old teammates in tho eighth
inning broke up a tie and enabled
the Cleveland Indians 10 beat the
St Louis Brown, 3 10 ,, today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Chef Barnard athletic officer
~ Dearborn \ Il :. framing
School has been promoted 20
lieutenant commander and shortly
will bc transferred 10 Pensacola
Naval Air Station He was ath-
leuc director at Kalamazoo Col
lcge before entering the navy.
The directors OF the Tim q 8
SerSlccmcn' baseball league gill
hold 3 meeting Monday noon al
the Fort Shelby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

ban was finally lifted by the
stewards
when Johnny heard I was
selling out and leaving. he
asked me 10 stay and said all
the riders would lean over
backward to see got a square
shake" SAID Beczley But was
sour on the game-and let my
horses go"
i was quite q decision for 2
man whose horses had won ST.
700 n the previous campaign.
BUYS MULES FOR ARMY
Beezlev let some good horses
60. including the French-brec
GraSShopper H. holder Of a worlc
record at mile and 40 yards
Then The Auburn tNebl turfmar
went back West and spent the fall
and winter buying mules for The
T. S Army.
II didn't see any mules liked
a. well as race horses 30 I'm
back" said Beezley.
There IS just one thing which
means more 10 BeeZley than rae
ing-hiS son. Wilmer, member oI
the l.. s. Air Force, who has beer
decorated three times for his feat,
in the Pacific warfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
BY Edgar Hayes
THE GREATER CANE BY Edgar Hayes
NEWS OF NATATORS HERE
.WEL COMEIN=NEAM GUINEA

letter from SGT Larry Gray Somewhere New Guinea tells
OF clipping from The Detroit Times about Detroit At
le1lc Club
had them" he 10 il
NJ o know all doing well"
LarrN tor Eae-Ln LgL ana aLlr Lho DoLL1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
KODRos AT CASINO

It Jack Brennan. Of football
fame. visited the campus on ms
way 10 Norfolk for further AS
Segment, likely sea duty -. He
has been at Iowa Preflght school
1t. Archie Kodros, who cap
tanned the Michigan football team
IN 1886 is at Casino Ensign
Bill Beebe Of the swimming team
is in Australia 49,. He is on SUBJ
marine.
Ensign George Ceithaml, one OF
the Michigans greatest quarter
backs. is an executive officer on
a naval craft lie took part in
the landings al Anzio 1t. For
est Evashevski is at Banana River
Florida. and Whitley F'raumann ha,
left Iowa Preflight for a sea post
90. Paul White has received ms
commission as a lieutenant IN the
Marines and Bill Daley has fin.
ished his courses at Columbia and
is now an ensign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
WIZ Don GiIlies
IN THE OPEN
IN THE OPEN WIZ Don Oil
URGES LATER OPENING
OF TROUT SEASON

the should open until May 10
the Congress and
head of their committee Saturday following ourday
the Au Sable River he would recommend later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Pensiive Wins
Rich Derby
Continued from LIST Sport Page

CONTINUED from Ist Sport Page)
don the reference, it goes the
same in life.
Bell Buzzer and Cramps Image
and all Of the others didn't have
Hchance when Pensive found his
oh at the alley in that guelling
stretch run. That was when Woolf
and Broadcloth cleared the way
for Pensive and McCreary.
Asked for a statement, Nc
Creary said:
81 learned long ago, II YOU
can't beat 'em, join en-
So its new team in Louisville
tonight. It's Ben Jones and Conn
McCreary,
RECORD Is FOUR
Ben now has three Derby win
ners. The best by any one in the
book that lives through the=ages
is four-and that one is held by
Derby Dick Thompson. who hap
pened to work for guy you know
about. "One Two" Ed Bradley.
Just plain Kunnel Bradley as we
call him down here.
This wasn't a bad plum for
Ben Jones to pick. 1t was worth
$64,675 And those closer 10 Ben
than this writer think he might
have been the most surprised man
in the world when PenSive came
through TO take II alt.
I'm not one of those. Ben Jones
Is as much of a thoroughbred as
men come as the horses he makes
run so we'll for him. Ben Jones
would not have shipped 10 Louis
Vile unless he figured to be there,
or Whereabouts.
So all the chickens came home
10 roost on another Derby Day at
Louisville. But the games
chicken Of all waS Jockey Conn
McCreary and the man who sent
him winging TO glory was old Ben
Jones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
JACOBS FOURTH HIGH

Peter Jacobs of Dearborn took
down fourth high money. $40. for
his 1914. He had only two twin
centuries, his sixth game of 222
and his final of 229.
Tatnrpnn rlae~sa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07
Tioer Box Score
CHIC AGO
DETROIT


Totals "a 2 % II Totals 81
fBatied for Trout In ninth
Stated for Hoover IN ninth.
Ran for Hpstetler ln ninth.
Rated for Grove IN ninth
Ran for Casino In ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Kovietnowski Metro. Ross Errors Ross.
Overmire Runs ba'ted in Ross Mayo.
Turner. schak 2. Webb Two-hase hits
Hoover, Richards RosA Three base hit -
Metro. Sacrifice hits Mayo. Overmire
stolen S6halk Left on bases Chi
cago Z. Detroit II. Double plays Hoover
20 MAYO 10 York Higgins 10 Mayo TO
York York TO Higgins Bases on balls
off Overmlre 2. OF rove & Struck out
~ Overnire ] Hits-Off Overmire IN
SIS innings oft Grove IN s innings off
Humphries q in - inning Passed ball
Turner Imptref PipgraS. Steward and
Mcgowan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

cpcLT Ihypc 10 BALTIMORE
unlAl LRhtS Of woodward. Ma $3.50
20 ALLEYS Are Availabls for Open Bowling
Saturday.. Sundays from 10 A. n. Till CLOSING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

EflpT- Vr pEr 3S47 ". FORT. AZ ".
IVni-uL'u' nLv' GO BLVD. Ia. ssia
\ OPEN BOWLING EVERY pAY-AII DAYt
II DUCK PIN PLAY wow UNDER WATl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

Larry was Swimmer lar r
Athletic Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

GRAND CENTRAL 70" ~ stH ,.s,, SA"K
Pleasure 10 Bowl At ogistsst Alloys In Detroit.
Good TRANSPORTATION Faciiitet-Bua street Car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

ulII nnnnc sss ~ GRAND BLVD. a.
nRlL-UUUUO MICHIGAN IA. s774
OPEN BOWLING AT All TINES. Openings
NOW Tor summer Leagues. Annie PHkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-07

nrYTrp pEr DEXTER AT BOSTON BLVD.
ulhIlh nl1' a. ALLEYS tn. s.sIS3
Open Bowling at All Times
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19
FINED s200 BY TELEGRAPH FOR FALsIFIcATIoN

Justice by telegram was meted out last week when John Hart wig Nord, in custody in Fairbanks, paid S200 fine imposed by U. s. Commissioner F. C. Bingham of Nome for falsifying his application for resident hunting and fish ing license August 31. l943. Upon release from jail Nord immediate ly resumed employment at Ladd Field.
 When applying for hunting li- cense last summer Nord claimed he had received his first papers from the Nome district court a year before, whereas he never had received them. He was arrested December 26 at Ladd Field by Ray Woolford and Leonard C. Bragg, wildlife agents of the Alaska Game Commission.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19
Dream Pre-Vues

girl to star in "Bluebeard"- Alice Ealand-a former show girl at M-G-M. Alice stands five feet six inches in stocking feet, weighs l22 pounds, was born in l917- which means she is not minor Real name is Alice Sussdorff. Can Chaplin have found another girl to step in the footsteps of his last discovery Paulette Goddard .. And it also means that Char lie-Still not an American citizen
 -is about ready to start produc- ton on another film.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19
Pioneer Christmas For Year 1943

submit herewith an account ing of the receipts and disburse- ments of the Pioneers Home Christmas Fund made December 25, l943. The amount contributed exceeds that of any of the past ;en years of my management. In these trying times, when so many demands are made on the public, this is most gratifying result
 On behalf of the residents of the Pioneers Home, thank every organization and individual that contributed to this worthy cause
 Collections through w. D..
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19
Communications
January II, 1914

January II, 1914 The Nome Nugget, Nome. Alaska: Gentlemen:
 Here is an item that may be of interest to the new arrivals and chechakoS.
 We hear and read a great deal about the Land of the Midnight Sun. The sun performs. accord ing to schedule every season and year. In order really to see the Midnight Sun, you will have to go north at least f00 miles or more And in the meantime, an other great luminary appears to be slightly ignored.
 You may have noticed that dur ing December and January the moon did not set, or go to bed. John Wilson, an amateur astron- omer. explained to me some years ago. that on accounts of the moons shorter circuit around the sun, it is visible a considerable distance south of the Arctic Cir cle.
 This phenomena occurs every 18 years according to Wilson.
 Kate Smith must be wrong sometimes.
 By the Mayor of Hastings,
 BEEBE CREMER.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19
The Monster and the Girl Wednesday and Thursday

'The Monster and the Girl" with Ellen Drew and Onslow Stev- ems, will be the feature attraction on the screen of the Dream Thea ire tonight and Thursday. Show ing with this feature will be See ing Is Believing, a Paramount Paragraphic, and Nothing But Nerves" a Robert Benchley fea- ture.
The Nome nugget., 1944-01-19

PIONEER CARD PARTY
 Pioneer Igloo No. l will give its first card party Wednesday. January IS. ls44 at 3 o'clock p. m. al the Odd Fellows' Hall. Admission. soc. Season ticket. $2.50.