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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17

Though many thousand miles
apart, each performing their re-
spective duties with the navy, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry T. Padrick recent
ly noted their first wedding ami
varSary.
Doris M. Padrick, nee Cressy,
OF Manchester, Mass, holds a rat
ing of second class petty officer
with the Naval communica tons
service at Washington. D. c.,
while her husband, henry T. Pad
rick, of Wilmington, is first
class machinist mate, fighting and
flying with the Navy somewhere
in the Pacific. Each Joined the
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17

KaCner1ne Grafton M111er, originator OF
ages, came the inspiration for this new
series of Cavalier Convenience Furni-
ture. The tester bed is closely copied
from the original. The other pieces are
all in character. Offered in we'll selected
walnut or mahogany veneers. ~.
Scaled for bedrooms Of today Planned
so you can buy only such pieces as you
really want for your room. Perhaps
only piece or two for the tiny room.
Or for the master room-a canopy bed,
two nice mirror pieces, a big chest,
with desk and chair Come and see it!
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17

Scots family moved to Greensboro
about two months ago.
Miss Joyce West leaves today
TO- Greensboro, where she will
enter the freshman class of the
Woman's college of the University
of North Carolina.
Miss Martha Williamson. who re-
Gently underwent an operation at
Bullock clinic. has returned to her
home on Wrightsvilie Beach.
Lieut.. Charles Kenneth Davis.
Jr., has arrived from Mariana
Army Air field in Alabama for a
fifteen-day visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. K. Davis of Sun
set Park. Lieut.. Davis will report
to Spence Field in Moultrie, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Doran are
in Chicago, where MIR. Doran is at
tending the National Selected Nor
ticians convention. Mrs. Doran is
visiting friends while in Chicago.
Miss Elsie Burke left Friday
night for Toronto, Canada, to at
tend the association of Rebekah
Assemblies which convenes there
this week. Miss Burke is vice-pres-
ident of the North Carolina State
Assembly. While away she will also
visit in New York.
Marion James has arrived from
New York and is spending week
with his brother, w. G. Jsnes at
his home, 22O2 Market street.
Wave Lieut.. Marion w. Fisher
will arrive Monday for ten-day
leave WITH her mother, Mrs. H. S.
McGirt. LIEUT.. Fisher is stationed
at Miami as officer in charge Of
X-Ray in the U. S. Naval dis
pensary.
Ensign Nathan Cole, Jr., USNR,
has arrived for a two-weeks leave
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
than Cole. He recently returned to
the states from the European area.
w. F. Peace has returned to his
home in Andrews, S. c., after be-
ing here with his mother, Mrs. w.
F. Peace on Dock street, who suf-
fered injuries in a fall recently.
Pvt. James S. Craig, Jr., will
leave today after spending short
furlough with his wife and parents.
Pvt. Craig is with the 65th Medical
Training battalion at Camp Barke-
ley, Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley S. Stephen
son left Saturday for two weeks
vacation.
Miss Barbara Leeuwenburg left |
last night for Fredericksburg, Va,
where she will enter the freshman
class at Mary Washington college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17

Navy in November. Mr.. Padrick
received his aviation mechanics
training at Norfolk, Va. land was
stationed at Quonsett Point, R. L.,
for a few months before being
sent to the Pacific soon after Pearl
Harbor.
Doris became wave in Novem-
Der, 1912, being sent to Oklahoma
for Yeoman training and later sta
toned in Washington, where she
has remained. He served 10 months
in the Pacific after which he re-
turned to the states for a 30-day
leave and last August 10, 1943 they
were married. He has returned to
duty in the Pacific.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17
ORGANIC CEMENT

Newly developed Pliobond, an
organic cement, is used to seal
joints in. electric motor castings to
prevent gasoline or other fluids
from seeping inside; also to bond
synthetic rubber to metal, and in
production of submarine cables.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Thomas M. Walton, BIN. &c. and
Mrs. Walton announce the birth of
a daughter, Emily Catherine, on
September II at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Walton is the former
Emily King.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17
NEW DEVICE AIDS MINING

A blasting cartridge, with the
dynamite surrounded by cylin-
drical cushion of balsawood pulp
in an adhesive binder, lessons
shock of explosions to coal seams,
bringing down coal in larger
Jumps.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17
Junior Sorosis
To Meet Monday

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
will meet on Monday evening at
8 O'Clock in the clubhouse on North
Third street.
Plans for the fall bridge tourna-
ment will be made and every mem
Der is expected to be present for
this melting .+e ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-09-17

daily invited to attend this meet
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
GREENLAWN AVE.

Near fireman Brick 5 rooms and
bath ca. garages. side drive. con
venient 10 all schools and churches
and good transportation. c, II.
Flanagan CA. 100
Hsnnan Real Estate Exchange Inc.
PASADENA mr.. 18th. 6-6, gas not
air; 2-car gar. oak floors and fin
ish, $4,000 dn Proulx. 1870 W.
Vernon: LA. 67sl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
OWL MOVING co.

Certified interstate, intrastate movers.
to- from following states; Ala, Ark
Coin, Del. Fla. Ca. NJ. Ind
Iowa. Kan. Ky. No. Mass. Mich.
MINI Miss Mo. Neh. N II
y. j.. ~ C. Ohio. Okla. r. L.
Tenn. Va, W Va. WIS. u. G
Fireproof constructed warehouse
1851 Chens. TT. l-17ii.
ROBERT PALMER-Local. suburaan
carriage; furniture, pianos, refriR-
orators. 33i7 Harper Plaza 1910.
WINNER Movers Local any time
an where. dependable. 1889
Ortncy University 2-SGsO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
ALL-WOOL RUG, 9x12
$2q
WITH RUG FAD
RANT BROS.

sos Grand RIVER near Fourteenth
open Thurs Fri SAT-. Eves
BABY hleey ard gas range Tor sale
5ITT CGftIaOf LniYersltY J 2sIs-
BEDS SIS ice boxes. furniture,
hasrhurners. "a burners 1871 Jos.
Ca~pau 1853 West Warren
BEDROOM special, z-Pe DIRE, 4 PC.
So MP. Central stores. i03a Fenseil
y = = = = r7r77rT--ru1 PATTERN.
ST. am-QihGE- ElAE-2lleh- u a.i..H.
AirNRrdtr smith Moa8Wk, Liberty,
Administer ard GBiistan,
SIN RNiTtfKE 1872 GRATioT
BOOK shelf S. q. library table S. ea.
rug 50 - HOOK. 1898 Mack
BOX spring ~ innerspring mattress
$3.50 Cclcrfui uckinE- slightly
soned in shipping a bargain
sttS RNtTUFE 1922 GFATiOT
BUGGIEs. ALL STEEL WHEELS
Rubber tires. padded ana waterproof.
Colapsihle 81 % up. Open 2 70 ..
spi,z 1858 Gratiot. cor BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

A FINER SELECTION
Many models ready 70 move, IN, All
in desirable locations. close 10 stores
and transportation Cuiy $500 down
buys 3-nearOop home with rec room
IN Gratiot-7 Mile sec. re; u give
you full details
TURNER a WILSON
12sia East Smile pr lsqs
DEFENSE WORKERS ONLY +
New SOLID brick humYs bedrooms
hath. attic fJn basement and fur
mace CASH g. mortgage Glasfou-
bury ~ Plymouth RI RA ISIS
BETTER BUILT BRICK HOMES
EAST SIDE htfrtt7s - 7r--
masonry homes : bedrooms attic.
bay. rec room prewar rhnFffurfiou
Co-Opsrs'fr Rldg Mechanics. rct.
it7l2 East Z Mic Road. AR 9sso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ANCHOR BAY BEACH groom cot
taee. lot 5Ox20O sand beach.
Owner CA. 1900. TU. 2-6i7e
CLINTON RIVER 5Ox3OO high and
dry. ideal domestic. Sss5. terms
Owner, ca. 1900. IT,. 2y647e.
ST. CLAIR RIVER-50 II. lot: $685..
nNnnr CA Aonn II- n-EA-a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
COLORED-1O% DOWN

COLORED -- West Side Br.ck-Cote
two-nat. s and e new decorating.
81 800 $1,000 down VI 22oS0
COLORED - 3 terraces. 80 rooms,
Brush Warren section 81. 600 down.
Schwartz Cadillac i21g
cOLORED 49, IMPAIRMENT building
- 600 down. schwartz, $50 Book
Bldg. Cadillac 1919.
COLORED 6Maybury Grand --2-na,,
Sc 600, 81. 500 down. Jackson.
TYLER 7-t2tg.
COLORED - Bargain. Baltimore.
Brush 2-family brick. $500 down
TO. h.a37s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

sCHooLCRAFT. mr. Ecklss Rd., "a
acs. Si35 handles, bal easy. New
man Joy cor. Iukster Rd.. RE. 1888
or CT, 1850.
s0x275-sewer, water. gas. walks,
S6T5, near IS Mile and Woodward
Judson Broadway Co RA, 9TOO
i5sx26O- Best land; n miles from
Detroit City Han. only S3f5. ca.
1900 IT, 2-6479. Realtor
cOLORED women war workers, after
the war. what a layon Protect
yourself and family by raising your
own food $3.50 gives deed Address
Boy Bz5s6. Detroit Times. De
trpit 81
CbLOREDLChicken farms, $3.50 up
Inquire az Rev. W. Lewis. 6f9
Belmont To. $3.50.
COLORED - Little chicken farms.
west side bargains Jones-Broker.
Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
Reel Es,u,e for Sale

Low DOWN PAYMENT COMBINED
WITH LOW MONTHLY PAY
MENTS, charming new modern hun
galow with bath shower and tub
500 GETS A DEED. SOL so monthly.
GROSSMAN. cor Van Born and
Wayne Roads or 32023 Michigan Ave.
just west Of Eloise. Wayne $3.50 or
M--LA.nn OOH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

CURTAINS neatly lsnndered also
bundle wasfirE Cash snd carry.
Townsend 1885
EXPERIENCED. rsnsble col0rcd Eirl
wishes three DAYS laundry, clean
irg Townsend a-lz33
'tPERIENCED Coi0fed LADY wishes
'sundrv and cleaning. s. car fare.
Trinity l2Tns
ESPEmFScED. reliable adv wishes
oav wors Laundry AMI cleaning.
Teupie ef0s
LADY wishes bundle washing rsiia-
he. experienced home BE- igh' and
Leen Csst and carry. a6ls Russell.
Nall vsk9sr thoroughly export
cnrNd DOM tes'ly best Of refer
enres Trvnr Ie7f
CctORED iaey wants cay work
Tlts.sy THURSDAY. FRIDAY and
saDrra1 laundry $3.50 and rarfare
ciesC.us g. Hr taks NIGHT Office
cisshirg. T ier Nf1ei.
CoLoEED 81 NAN wants day clean.
f7F slffn So carfare "a Ga.
CpfCREp ~ WISHES days or week
VIII ht-rrry CleanirE So car
fa-f CnfrIt 443t
ColoEtn r'rt wishes DAYS iaund-
e,ea, ~ east so, preferred &ei-
rost 0slA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
O-NIEL REALTY-VE- -
Re adv 10 Move In
HOUSES FOR sALE-EAsT

Kelly road, 1efoi-New four-room
frames. two hedronmS, basement.
FILA. $3.50 down PR $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

IMPERIAL FOR GOOD
INVESTMENTS
ROOMiNG House IS rms. into 2
apis. With water; door Of Wood.
ward: brick: steam, newly dec.
Owner leaving town. Only $500 dn.
"a RMS. Second Into s apis. with
water rent SIS. inc S3la and 5
rms. for owner, too busy 20 han.
die. $500 down
II RMS North OF Biva. All sleeping.
Eiab0fateiy furnished Death In
family forces sale. Rent 500. inc.
SIS. and 3 lovely rms. Tor self.
s. coo down. small balance
p RMS Downtown. All sleeping
with water. baths. brick steam
Lease Rent Slla. inc. $3.50. Good
money maker 81 600 down.
CLASS G - Mr.. Highland Park No
dancing or food owner represents
over 81 600 mo. business. 3is case
quota You can make lots ~ money
here Siu Oul down, small balance.
CLASS &C. u wing r. 3 business
ans prop owner represents s..
600 ~ business Can be increased
v. case guQ's Plenty ~ llQunr on
hand So 600 down
MANY MORT TO CHOOSE FROM
IMPERIAL SALES ca. 3s3-
253s Wopdw q. Rm 50i Open 80 7
COLoREp Special saloon. hotel
prop and business large quota
owner represents 81 200 mo profit.
SRST time offered. Sl5.O down.
IMPERIAL SAILS ca. 3.2s
2 Ass tfttfffrtt- f. Pm sN4 pr,r ,tu :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

/ -FOUR ROOM ana ham, parfn
nIshed. 323s salins. YIN
l-3S42
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
HOUSES ron SALE
Auburn

[677S-open daily. new homes. move
M no red tape al MODERN paved
So. = block south Of W Warren car
line small down payment easy
manihly payments. others To choose
from Adlff CA n013
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

DEARBORN
$500 DOWN--MOVE RIGHT IN
Attractive new 6-rm. singles
8 bedrooms, tile Kitchen and
bath; large rms, very well built.
CAN John Z. Quinlan. Cherry 4s21.
DEARBORN 49, Wyoming Michigan
rooms side drive. SO, 900. terms
Lafayette S9O7
GREENvIEW. e027. at JOY I'D. W
OF Southfield Ranch type brick
house In lovely restricted brick home
neighborhood, 44-U on paved st.
Only So 600. FILA terms. Open
10 S. Wietetsen. Pr. 1927. CA. 2T6f.
LINCOLN PARK
rooms. bath. good condition; three
blocks uptown. paved street garage =
81 500 cash. Glenn Mills BROKER.
AT 26ii
PENNINGTON DRIVE. 1925 tnear
Mile) Redecorated. ready TO
move In; beautiful 7-room home
lovely neighborhOod close 20 school,
church and shopping price $40. 500.
So. 900 down, terms on balance. Deal
direct with owner. vi 1-s50n be-
fore g DE. 1880, evenings, Sundays
PREVOsT-5 rms, new III. A., schls.
Harrison I'm 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE
Situations wonied-Female

EXPERIENCED man with car wishes
delivery Work. any kind. Twlnbrook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

so ACRES on main highway. 50 miles
from City Hail. new barns. new
silo, all steel stanchions3 new corn
crib. chicken house. also new fences
T-room house, running water; 3-piece
bath; all modern conveniepces Si3, =
500. terms. Call owner. VI. $500
until ewes Sundays. DE. 1890
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
MUSIC LESSONS

POPULAR piano hoogie woDEies.
MODERN SWING MUSIC STUDIO.
9003 Grand River Tyler 7-0T66
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
INCOME TAX SERVICE

INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared.
hied boy expert TAX accountant.
Can TT 2-6337
TAX computed carefully. 6 s ste
Henfon l02s Algonquin LIZ 1883.
Opeu evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
OUTER DR.. Mr.. BURT I'd,
WAGNER 6623-

p nice rms. modern bath good con-
ditlon 50 300 $3.50 dn., $40 a month.
Horkins, 2ll45 FenkeN RE 0476.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

Lumber. Building Materials
FIRE SALE
Must clear yard after fire Thousa nd.
Of feet Of lumber and other materials
that can be salvaged and used 90 al
salvage prices A few ~ the bargains
Wood hath. 25c bundle; insnlst d
brick siding. $3.50 bundle; CUTIE,
and downspouts, Sc IT.. moidings.
a,c It,; insulation wall board. .. In,
thick. 2igc 80. IT.. storm sash. ~
up; cedar siding. 70 lin. a.. asphalt
roofing, soc byndie: red rosin paper.
35c roll; skaters i"lt, soc roll,
Interstate Asphal, 4 Lumber Co.
MOT Nd nj lO-MILE Phone ~. SAL
OPEN SUNDAY 10 A IA q "
Monday and Friday Eveniuos Unu ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
NEW HOUSES FoR SALE
A Defense Homes Project

A Defense Homes Project
$500 DOWN, MOVE RIGHT ~
Can John Quinlan. Cherry ASH.
GRATIOT-7 MILE SEC brick
rooms attic tie features. shop
ping schools, transportation, brick
restricted 50 200. $3.50 down, A
Holster l4503 r. 5 Mile TT 27733
OUTER pRINE-VAN DYKE sECT
a three bedroom home for only
81 0p0. in a nne location. close 20
shopping and schools paved street;
only left. llurryi ii5h3 Fast
: Mile 4. Holsitr Pr 44oe.
DEARBORN Dt
Open-3b6o Lincoln. corner Carlisle
B,auflfW o bedroom face brick. Is 10
choose from. some have wingGw
bays tile features inlsif iiholeum,
painted walls Capitol air furnace
run basement. large lot Total price
So. 500
ONIET. PFATTy-V s.TSgT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
WAR WORK WAIVED
RENTALS WANTED
WANTED TO RENT ROOMS
HOUSES FOR RENT

COLORED couple wishes room ~
apartment; defense workers Tyler
S.12bt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
WAVERLY AVE.

8 large rms, bedrms. steam ut /.
quick possession, very good condition
Requires 81 500 down Mr. DsCner,
IN. 37i00. Hannah Real Estate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
the DETROIT TIMES
WAR WORK WANTED

MARVEL ENGINEERING &C. -
\ ~riii like NrrE Tor small furref
(Aihf bench mill, l0' lathe and driA
NEiar $3.50 llhaA Mlehlaan Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
COLORED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

Large lots m lnkster small down
payment. ready to build your house.
call DE 500. Evenings. tIN. l-66SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
SCHhEFER RID

= BLOCKS NORTH OF 7-MTLE
$500 down. Beautiful brick duplex
singles. bedrris stove. reffig..
screens and storm doors Beautifully
handicapped Call John Quinlan.
Cherry 4S2i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

COwAN RID. mr.. Wayne Rd. -7-rm.
ranch house. modern. chicken
house. s-car. hot Air neat, orchard.
b., acres On. payt 50 600. ProulN.
1870 W. Vernon LA. $751;.
PRICE SLASH BECAUSE
OWNER ALREADY IN ARMY
Dandy i-room home. including com
pleie plumbing. situated on ? barge
lots. / block 10 school and shoppnE
center Price includes electric stove.
Total price 50 SIS. S45 gives immedi.
ate possession, balance ~ down pay
ment financed GROSSMAN. 3.a2
S. Telegraph. between Michigan and
Van Born. Dearborn 1895 or
WAYNE 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23
CARPET CLEANERS. OVERS
LAUNDRIES

NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning
45l5 COilng~ood Rugs cleaned,
insured Telephone HOEarth 3i00.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-23

CURTAINS. tablecloths. bedsureads
prompt service Deliveries. lie
Week Curtain Cleaners. TIE l-ssl4.
WE are now ahJe To take care Of
some new customers on damp
wash, damp and flat and shirts New
Method Laundry. 4643 Moran. Dixon
Qr9h
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20

h.s basic training at Camp Cook in California, from where he was sent to Stanford, due to his high scholastic rating. He enlisted with the 155th engineers and is continuing his work along engin- eering. The Rynning family now live in their own home at 754l Second Avenue, northeast, Seattle
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
FEDERATED CHURCH

Many people enjoy the program of worship and sociability at the Federated church. The young peoples meetings furnish a place for service men to continue the kind of activities they often miss so much when away from their home church.
 | The choir has been directed by Staff Sergeant Robert Anderson, and is now under the direction of Sergeant Walter Zahe, while other men of the armed forces help in the chorus. The worship services are always we'll attended by ser vice men. H
 After the worship service the rgrour rsdjourns eCsthe social rooms of the church for coffee and cake, These refreshments are furnished under the leadership of the La dis Aid of the church. This past Sunday evening the young people, of tn echurch served the refreshments. Those on the committee were Miss Ida Rudd, Mss Frances Waldhelm, Miss Jane Scott, Miss Bertha Bjorn- stead and Miss Ellen Waldhelr.3
 A hymn sing was directed by Pfc. Wilfred Pascoe f and Sgt. Waiter Zahe at the piano. Pfc. Frank Parten rendered piano ss. .lections and Pfc. Robert Young sang fa' tenor solo, Shepherd Di- vine, I Come". s.-~
 the singing of Negro spirituais.:
 tn esinging of Negro spirituals.s
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
CANDLE UNIT HERR. GUARD
 IN TRAINING

Captain Jens H. Forshaug, com- nanding officer of the Alaska Territorial Guard at Candle, Alas ka, is having quite a little success with his outfit. He states the boys are taking lot of interest in the training, and makes request for ammunition and training films.
 Captain Forshaug also reported that Corporal Tommy Goodwin passed through Candle on his way to Kotzebue to spend few, days , at fiome on leave, and that Tom my stated he and Cpl. Donald Buck of Candle, are both attached to the Alaska Scouts, and were buddies down at Attu, Donald is expected to come home on leave after winter maneuxers. are over |, Captain Forshaug has requested the loan of one of the corporalS from the army for a short while to assist in the training of his boys. because of the experience these two boys have had in the Aleutians. < "a
 : Corporal Donald Buck is idoliz- ed by the young people around Candle and has been placed (on a hero's pedestal. and a holiday : will be declared when he arrives
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
FORUM STUDY. GROUP
 TO MEET TONIGHT

The Study Group on the Post War World will meetsin the social
 rooms at the Federated Church this evening at 500 o'clock. This
 group is open to any interested
 person in the community.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
MONDAY. MARCH 20, l944.

the Odd Fellows Hail. While rem inlseins. BSssf.sh.ta' s',ay psz .y's a pioneer iron; way back, having beenl located h tie, Wash ington before that territory be- eam1 I sfs'fsssi'Ha 0lNNh
 Advertise what you have to sell
 .,,n,f .L.L-.f. bfFa e MA
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
CELEBRATES sath
 BIRTHDAY

,Itobert EIedgerkood, a resident of Nome for A years, celebrated his 88th birthday last Friday. on
 March l7th. MT. Ledgerwood has been active in. the Odd Fellows
 lodge and the Pioneers of Alaska
 all these many years and is now
 actively engaged |as caretaket' for
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
ROBERT RYNNING IN THE SERVICE

Word has been received that Robert Rynning, oldest son of Lars Rynning, who Is with the Lomen Commercial O., is in an army specialized training center at Stanford University. He entered the army last April and received
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
TO OUR HEADERS

I wish 10 take this opportunity 10 thank Rev. V. Booker. who was of considerable. assistance in get ting out this edition of the Nome Nugget. IA 7 We regret the iateness of the paper but could do nothing about if. as we have never done i. be. fore.
 We are putting out this, edition without experienced help.
 Sincerely. W. "A. Boucher. Editor.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20
BADEN IN NOME
 ON BUSINESS oas

Superintendent Paden of the White, Mountain school is in town : for few days on business.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-20

MARRIED LAST TUESDAY / ! Ann Willoya and Frank JI Udeii were married in the Federated Parsonage by Rev V. Booker. .ssar..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-31
Public's Income 50 Per Cent Over 1941, Eccles Says
BY MARINER S. ECCLES, Chairman, Board of Governors ( the Federal Reserve SvNtem

the Federal Reserve System
 The United Nations are every where on the offensive. Our armed forces are doing their part. We on the home front will not be doing our part unless we invest far more in War Savings Bonds during the Fourth War Loan Drive than we have done in any of the drives SO far.
 Our people, as whole, have the money. Even after paying increased taxes, the public as whole has 50 per cent more income now than in 1941. Individuals and partnerships have over 50 billion dollars in bank accounts-well over IS billions more in coin and paper money. All this is in addition to the dollars owned by corporations.
 These dollarS-every one not ab- solutely essential for living-should be put to work to help win this war. We, the people, have a clear choice before us. We can pay for the win- ming of this war in the least pain ful way. We can't escape making a choice. We can do it the hard way by going in for an orgy of spending, bidding up prices in an ever-rising spiral, forcing the Government to borrow from the banking system. That is process whereby more and more money-dangerous dollars would be created. It means not using fully or effectively in the war eff fort the already vastly expanded existing money supply. That is the highroad to reckless imitation.
 If we travel that road, we will shatter the hopes and dreams of millions of the men and women in our fighting forces. They are mak- ing their plans even now for their return to civilian life. The majority are saving their money thinking of what it will buy, house, a farm, furniture, and other things of neces- sity foregone while the war is on. If these high hopes are wrecked be- cause prices have been allowed to rise until the carefully-saved dol- lars will buy only a half or a third, or less of what they would purchase when our fighting forces went away if we at home allow this to happen, then let us beware.