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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-12-27
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The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1914.
ODD BUT SCIENCE
WORRIES COME
in TRIPLICATE
BY HOWARD w. BLAKESLEE
AP Science Editor

NEW YORK-The twin wor-
ries, claustrophobia, the fear Of
closed spaces, and agoraphobia,
fear of open spaces, are really
triplets, and the third member is
chronophobia, the fear of time.
Chronophobia, described by
DR.. Salvatore Russo, psychologist,
Rider College, Trenton, N. j., as
he saw it while psychologist at
Auburn prison, New York.
He says it is possible that
chronophobia occurs also in the
Army, Navy, in concentration
camps and among shipwrecked
persons.
In prison it is not uncommon,
he says, but has never been dag
nosed and treated, as one of the
Poy Nl1OllCo1 OoCo. "A ~ IoOllCI gave
him this description of the feel
ing:
''The weight of time. Thicker
than the darkness of night, heav-
Ter than the walls of stone. So
thick it could not be cut by light
or penetrated by rays of thought.
81 awoke and my cell was
filled with time. It seemed to
have body and weight. It was
like monster grasping my
throat. I gasped for breath.
grasped the bars of my cell and
shook them frantically, pressing
my cheeks between them. The
bars were soft and soothing, and
soon my fear was quieted.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25

guard over the Holy Grotto be-
meath it. But round about have
sprung up the modern trappings
of any town. Directly across the
street is a grocery store. Cater
cornered from the church is a
beautiful new police station.
'"The Nativity Store' on Man
ger Square announces that it en-
cages in Manufacture of Moth
er-of-Pearl Best Souvenir of
Bethlehem Mother of pearl
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25

A good lemon lotion can be
made at home in a jiffy with in
gradients that may be found in
the medicine chest or can be pur-
chased from the corner drug
store.
You can prepare the lotion by
combining two parts fresh lemon
yuice, one part rubbing alcohol,
one part glycerine, and perfume
as desired.
It can be used on the elbows,
too. If they are in bad condition
scrub them first with warm soapy
water with a bit of pumice stone;
then cut the lemon in half and
place an elbow in each half for
a few minutes each day.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
PAGE SEVEN
with a stately minaret.

WIN StdteIy Lt1I1d1es
These are the external signs OF
any modern town.
And IL you shut out the mod
ern world for a little while, you
have simply to join the bands
of modern pilgrims who are
vending their way into the
Church of the Nativity and down
to the Grotto where the spell
still holds that was woven over
this sanctuary 20 centuries ago.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
YOUR HANDS
s[N NEED OF
PAMPERINC
BY BETTY CLARKE
AP Beauty Editor

Now, when hands are doing
wartime duties-in the kitchen,
garden, canteen or factory-they
need more car than ever to
keep them beautiful.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
MANY YANKS
JOIN RANKS
OF PILGRIMS
Continued from Page S,

Continued from Page 5,
but they are Christian Arabs.
The physical appearance of
Bethlehem today is interesting.
The Church of the Nativity on
Manager Square stands resolute
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
THE NOME NUGGET

manufacture incidentally has be-
come Bethlehem's major indus
try. Much of the pearl comes
from the Red Sea.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25

Only II per cent of American
men reaching majority remain
bachelors.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1944-12-25
Radio Plays Arab Music

Walking from Manger Square
toward Star Street you hear a
radio playing Arab music and
you pass in turn, a taxi ramp
c'Two dollars to Jerusalem, Mis-
terri, an ice cream and lemon
ade stand, and an Arabic mosque
Evening star., 1944-09-17
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GOOD WATCHDOG. yrs, Police-Dane,
medium size, easily kept; worth S100; free.
BIRD CAGE WANTED. Call Union OARS.
WILL GIVE to good home, o kittens, very
SafKEs eSse ana pTetty Sesy,r weeks old RA 2sa5
After 8 pm, weekdays. all day Sun, A. o.
KRoLL. 1924 Jennings rd.. Kensington,
Coon HOME WANTED for two pet cats,
Z months old. Phone TIE. 1926.
psdisrsee' s beautiful; RED; cream. silver and
DOGS BOARDED. Individual shaded runs
Mixed puppies. fox terrier type. for sale.
LANDOvER KENNELS, WA 60S4
PUPPIES, week old. beautiful long fluffy
hair, 70 pure Spitz, unusually fine; rea-
Eas scaNaazERs fhgsfh from storz
Siood SHrs ,nss Are nationally famous for ,heI
KITTENS, part Persian, one all black, one
all white. Phone DU. 6479 Sun. and
cans esns' not not dehhyorated; several cases for
csso5teKERh ss5t T. sfAsIEL PANEL PUPPIES. Call Alex.
nNGElsM anS!is Hass SETTER PUPPIES. ? xk. old
from reeistered field trial stock: nm,
healthy pups that are sure to be out.
standing field dogs or hne pets: reason.
aRsa|p cSskER SsI i. rgpgirs. sHsS = weeks old,
BOXER PUPPIES l3). females. pedisreed
si1ss h3 en- bset aa ssss ~.
white, Q months old. Call NO. 23e6.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS loa SALT.

FOE sALE-Felt mattress and sprins,
donp!s ,bsd size, excellent condition., s12.
PREWAR MATERIAL new. steel broom
cabinets, lavatories with chrome trim,
water heaters, auto. steel Jackets, fully in
sulated, 30 and 20 gal: beds fRollaway),
steel springs tnew). water closets (chroine
tfim). This material may be seen at
$3.50 River I'd. by appointment Monday
,n5ough Friday. am. 70 4:30 pm. Cali
MS aE9fE 4. W. sSes with .tom.,,,
changer; cl1, Ike new: also record player
1-inch speaker, excellent tone: also record
ffsnssr, 4 y e R, nc E. aaz7 a. STEPHENSON. 1907
2 SINGLE COIL sPKTsGs on legs. vanity
and bench; chest OF drawers: 3 girlg'
coats size Ia. gray coat, size 10; ladys
yhite pumps, size 9AA: play shoes, 6B.
RIFLE. model 20, winchester Hornet, four.
powered Weaver scope. Redfeld junior
mount, sheepskin case; $50 factory-loadec
shells; price, S1Tb.
Rife, model 81. long-rifie target gun
with Dubiel custom-built barrel scope block
mounts Lyman n front and Marble Cos:
rear sights, quarter-inch clicks: also Uner-
tal TOUR powered scope, sheepskin case and
400 iong.rife shells; price, Sl15.
decapping and resizing tools and resettins
PACING scales and weights price. SIS
Reloading components for Hornet and 276-
caliber available II desired; all of the above
In excellent condition and used very little
Phone Sunday from 10 am. until 10 pm
sligo 171S for appointment,
Evening star., 1944-09-17
POULTRY 8 EGGS

t-FooT ELECTRIC BROODER. $40: misc.
drinking fountains. eating pans, etc: heat
er, egg GAMBLER; $40 lot. TR. SOL Sun
+ Il, LAYING HENS for sal. cheap. Can
TURKEY HENS, s. 3 months old. double
ducks. Reasonable. Kensington io-J-2.
PULLETS, months old: Barred Rocks,
Barred Crosses. N. H. Reds. Beautifully
developed; Blood tested. 81 so each 5
months old, beginning to lay, S1.T5 each:
deposit ds8 pSIIE S,Ih 20 erder; bslsnce sod GLEN
PULLETs, now laying. Se.a5 each; ready
TO lay, S2.75 each; to 6 months, 50 so
each; to 5 months. S2.25 each. Phone
Rockville 15S-W. JUDGE HUNT, Poets
Longe' w. Montsomery ave. Rock
ALGERS Golden Hamp pullets, some are
laying: lay about so. in lots of 10 or more.
FANCY. CHICKENS Partridge cohrins
= hens ! cock, SIS; White Cornish, White
Laced Red Cornish. 100 bantams. soc
o9en oas Hi H.ll. Md. n HlNE' s4oo BFinkl'' ..d,'
PULLETs = Sam Rice. N. H. stock. 4
months old, Sl5s each in lots Of 10.
Phone Ashton 1921 after g pm. weekdays.
C0WAN CHICKS-Breeders of quality o. Q.
aspproved a pullorum controlled: Hatch wed.
ph: .34l. Bowie. Nd
HINES CHICKs--Md.- s. approved. Pull
Closed on Sunday HINES HATCHERY.
Oiney. Md Ashton 2O21.
BABY CHICKS, Ieed ano poultry supplies
lanes ssr so Feed Store Inc. 619 K st. nv.
Evening star., 1944-09-17
FARM & GARpsN.

ABOUT 10 ACRES. -soybeans in fieid. Can
IRIS GOOD Farm PRACTICE to plant .s.
climated seed, grown in the local commu-
nity ty from high.yieldins crops; We have .
Limited nrsa Snsnt,iy S.. Of nne
a bu, per acre. and Tennessee winter Bar.
ley that yielded 20 bu. Der acre; these
grains were all grown from certified pedi-
greed seed and have very recently been
tested and found extremely high in germi.
nation and purity; price, per bu., cleaned,
ready to sow. barley, So 10; wheat, So .35.
Barr e; shBINE, tssaI q, ,Gsithersburs. Md. Phone
GARDEN TRAcToR for sale, Shaw. IN
hp.. S so, with attachments. Cali AsHBY.
GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES. n "a
oushel Falls Church S42-J-2
WANTED, white caretsker-Rardener, with
family, for all duties in country home: rood
mouse and opportunity for right family to
ralse poultry and hogs. For appointment
FARMALL TRACTOR on rubber, hydraulic
pillow. 6-ft,, disk harrow Shell station. lay
MANURE, rotted, mixed, $3.50 per 20
LAWNS FERTILIZED, treated seeded and
rolled; trees cut down, trees and shrub
berry pruned and cared for; all work done
Even es Ma s44
IiANiDsCAPINa, lawn and .rborieslturs.
J. A. COOK. Phone Kensington 466 Or
xTts H9r HAY SksnsD ks9n 80 s:n.
q nsled hsE, oEade-A, and 100 bbls. corn.
CONTINUED on Next Psss.J
Evening star., 1944-09-17
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

WOOD, seasoned oak, for fireplace or stove.
Be prepared for cold weather Immediate
delivery in Falls Church and Arlington
vicinity. Falls Church 1850.
ANDlRONS, nre tools. screens and all ere.
place goods. repaired and ref1nished. d. l.
BROMWELL. 723 18th st. NV. NE 1134
WE HAVE COAL 4 you can arrange your
INC, .11O7 Jefferson Davis hwy, Arling.
ton. ME 3545.
FIREPLACE WOOD. solid, finest Grade; ne
MA. 9797
HARDWOOD - Famous Chestnut Valley
Farm. Va. Selected fireplace wood, hard
ton, cut to your individual order, in any
length. S2l per cord, delivered direct to
your home: limited supply available this
year. order now for immediate delivery.
Phone Temple 1873. 2os
SEASONED fireplace wood, cut to length
and split. limited quantity Of excellent
wood. Call WO. 6146. lss
Evening star., 1944-09-17

RADIO-PHONO. COMB, chair-side type,
Farnsworth, ,Capehart, push button: same same
sa as sh oraRdnsE "a ssso beautiful cabinet sls6
RADIoS@Tabe models and combinations:
RADIO RcAviesor te stuse table H model oo
RSds5p Sn az Esit cspG st
chair model, automatic: Sl60; Air Kins
tabIs sh,n model %sI.Fs manual s75; YIN: 1591:
GLEMAN's. 14th st. at Mass. ave. Sc
RAiNCoAT, girls, reversible: plaid ntted
wool coat, dresses and shoes: 6la-7-3A.
s5 v'R R9tbns s. .a asv fXsza6asf sess sS
REcok1 fEA1kR. sptomstis: pa sts 10 and Il
meta. n exissni dsst .mp SSnGsGH fTs 4ss sss all
RECORD PLAYER; Motsrola, automatic, in
KfGoR6 EfnS ea1ns pIAYER A. .ooa Ts sopaton sds
REFRIGERATIoN equipment. special re-
speea GT @ @esng s al aast
tor, 614 ouintana Dl. NV. RA. 1858.
RETkdGSERAIoK,u IIdsaSa RAT Elestrolux; antiau.
snail tables long ha table fol large Usesssss oser
stuffed chair. can be converted into bed
psd: mattress
3-burner stove with oven; prices rea'
REFRIGERATOR. electric, good condition
4la Gu. ft... S65, or 8 Gu. #; Leonard. fine
REFRIGERATOR. ice. brand-new, 50-lb
| size, S29.95; T5-lb. size. S34 95. ATLAS
| APPLIANCE CO.. Washingtons largest ap.
pliance house. a21 G st. NV. DI 3737.
TanFe RErRlGEEATeR sH Hss1 gas sxla wool rug; sa'
REFRIGERATOR, 6A Gu. it, westing
house Also beds, tables. chairs, mirror,
and dressers; reasonable. MI. 2669, afte,
10 am. 1855 Ingleside terrace NV.
REFRIGERATORS, electric, new, 2-door
4-door, 6-door dairy boxes, butcher boxes
reach in. for stores. restaurants. clubs
etc; in stock. immed. delivery. g. L
PRICE; Hussmann distributor, 614 ouin
., tsna pl nv EA: 3s6s. ., =,
15-lb new hanging scsle, porcelain driI
PAP: cheep,. 2 fK1cI. Aussmapr a.:
Evening star., 1944-09-17

AFGHAN HOUND, fawn, m, l yr., reg.
distemper immune: car, leash and house
broken. Call Bowie 3445 for appointment
or see Sunday pm. to Z. at obedienee
classes, Military and Glover rds. in Rock
Collie puppies. mos reg. sable and
white, Bellhsven-Lochreagh bloodlinee
ALs-HAR-BRO KENNELS Bowie 344h
Kodiak mirror., 1944-02-12
GROCERY DEPT

 Just follow the crowds of sat isGed customers that shop our department daily. Enjoy the many varieties of nutritious foods.
 OPA PRICES
 and
 GOOD SERVICE
 plus
 FREE DELIVERY
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-21

a chance by grandstand prognos- ticators. Already eliminated, by virtue of losing two games are Ft. Richardson, Ladd Field, Ft. Ray, Ft. Raymond and APO s44.
 Whittier scored victories over APO 944 7-D, Ft. Greedy n-O and Ft. Edwards (53). The 10 Whittier triumph over the pre- tourney favorite, Fit. Greedy, was one of the hightlights of the week Margin of victory for the Whit tier ten came on a home run by Staff Sergeant Stephen J. Medo, Chicago, H., and was the only hit given up by Pitcher Lees of Ft. Greedy.
 Nome's three straight triumphs came at the expense of Ft. Rich ardson (3-o), APO 944 G-O and Ft. Ray t2-D. Staff Sergeant Aug ust F. Wallenweber, Cincinnati, O., hurled all three games for the Nome team allowing a total of five hits in the trio of games to take first honors in the won- lost pitching column.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-21
THE NOME NUGGET

Top bat ing honors at the end of the fourth round are held by Private First Class Durward B. Mather, Syracuse, Neb., playing shortstop for Nome. In ten off cial times at bat, the shortstop has collected five hits, including a double and a triple, for 800 average
 Outstanding individual per formance of the tournamnt has been turned in by Technician Fourth Grade Leslie Lees, who in 1940 pitched his St. Louis, Mo, team to a national championship. The tall right handler, pitching for Ft. Greedy, has allowed only one hit and one run, while striking out 50 batters, in his three stints on the mound. The one hit, how ever, was a home-run and prov ed the margin of victory for Whit tier and charged Sergeant Lees with his one loss of the tourna- ment.
 Baseball fans at the various posts, while being unable to wit ness their favorite teams, have received play-by-play descriptions of the games over their local ra- dio station each night.
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-21
WAR OF TO-DAY
 NONSTOP DEAL

U. s. PACIFIC FLLET HEAD QUARTERS AT PEARL HAIR BOR, Aug 18.--tAP)-The war of today, with its triphammer blows from mighty American forces based in the Mariannas Islands, as an outlook to Japan, is a non stop affair, said Admiral Chester w. Nimitz today.
 The thrust in various directions will be impelled by "the power house tactics, of the powerful Fifth fleet, under Admiral Ray mond Spraunce, and the Third fleet under Admiral William Hal sey, who are ready to wage the kind of war he has in mind. While the one. strikes, the other will plan a new opera ion.
 "We Believe" he said, Gin pow erhouse tactics, and want what we undertake to go through, and have not reached the stage where we can hold anything back"
 As if to illustrate Nimitz' words, allied warplanes are keep ing on the Jap's "tail", through out the vast Pacific theatre in cluding Halmahera.
 Nimitz also announced the raids on the seaplane base at Chichi Island in the Bonins, while the 11th Army Liberators made pre- dawn attacks on Parainushiro in the Kuriles, extending the raids on the northern Japanese islands through the fourth consecutive day. 2
The Nome nugget., 1944-08-21
SOFTBALL TOURNEY IS IS SUCCESSFUL

FORT RICHARDSON, Alaska The first softba11 World Series of 1944 is now reaching the half way mark on the diamonds at Ft. Richardson, Alaska, with ten teams wing for the mainland championship which will deter mine the team to face an Alu- tian champion here later in the month.
 Teams have come from the mainland all the way from Nome to Prince Ruprt, while out in the Aleutians, on the rain swept fields of an advanced base, teams are playing for the Tundra Crown.
 Whittier and Nome are the only remaining teams unbeaten after the first four days of play which started July 16, at this post. Once beaten Fit. Greedy, Port Edwards and Prince Rupert are still given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
SPORTS
THROUGH
A KEYHOLE
By ALFONSO CATO

The womens singles tournament held at Paradise
|boW last SUNDAY evening was grand Nroin;a
|Sauls and Martha shannon both members of the S,,a
'son girls registered ? and had split first and second
Epace prizes Ecee Richardson. another star keple amo
HE Motor City femmes hung up II and finished tbira
EThe singles tournament four-game test across iS
[seys with the winners being determined bv the hi,
hin route. he women wOOdgathcrcrs ran their tnr,
usi smooth as the men, although they SAM m ~ I'M,
leach leader OF the seven shifts prize. Nora Kennev
member Of b. and b. girls team hit the hrhcs, sinol
game of the evening when she came up with %, m IL
|Rebccca Johnson IS Miss Gordon also hit tn Mon
|series with Cos
What manner of man is this Sampson powenp Tb;
Question may be answered after the final ponp Nonaa
|eenng at Arcadia Powell came 10 the city from Cle,
.and ono several months ago and Buster Peaks ~
arcadia Dave Clark former light heavvwcirht con-
FENDER was IN Peaks corner and when the fpht was ,,
Peaks received the decision. Although Powell lost the
hoy looked good To Grady Jackson and Thomas fain
THE two men bought Powell and had good ak WIN ~
boy Since that time the Kid has been on The road M de-
featinp Ozze tRul Dog) Harris By the kO route won
THO over sam Hughes and came bach and won tom
Iound decision over lhiscr Peaks Indian Come tho
caban champion who boasts that he has never been o It's
feet should be real test for the local middlcweeAt
Morris kilgore the bowling Fash from Forest eni
ehaked mp 29S down at Paradise bowl last Suia,. nbt
hrnfe had strikes IN row then came the eacal mo-
rent when perfect hit would haze meant 4 lerlt game
Kgore took his position on The alleys made the approach
land Jet the ball go He got tap and lett the six and cn
rln standing The 29s is the highest single game over
registered at the bowl kilgore is 4 member of Adams
Standard Service and Wards Beauty studio There has
been one perfect bovlcd among race kepcrs here
n the city This feat accomplished b, Aaron Griffin
a Sans recreation in 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
kIgore Sets
New Scoring At
Paradise Bowl

M"tiis kilsuc came close "a
''siNl"fi'ly lcffe'i game M Pa.
ia'lis' Fowl last SuNda, rtcnine
wh'n he hi' "S Bowling IN a
iaN same WIN Npe loauacious
lm1ie Jones William inn.
hhodman ari ROY Williams Ri
tnfe piled Np eltt"n strikes in n
TOW The fengs hegan 10 hap.
p'n 4 lAfg, crowd sa'hered be-
Ina nc mtlcl and beran 10 pun
fer Nilrorc Up fu'n IN pcrfoc,
game 2eo When thr Nashy htfle
FELLOW t"ok las position on HE
alleys ne crowd Was tense. you
could have hoard = pin ial 10
the floor Ntt kllsoro delivered
ne iWclfiu ana fni bail the
crowd l' oui ,cil ~ disgust
when The SiN aud tenth pn re.
neinei ftandinr
When 'hc final score had been
tailed the vonne kcelcr had reg
ister,i NE h.ehesi single game
ever turned IN az Paradise howl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-12-23
Negro Ballplayers Should Set Up
Lobby To Forge Big League Rally


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lli sisniiraner ~ tho flphi "a
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