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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-27
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$1,000"
~ me "a 5000,' potrjuje Fa-
bij.
''Ne "a 10000, priteguje ha-
ziendero.
"E, pa dobro: dam vam, ko-
ikor hocete."
''Konj je darilo donni Rozali-
ii. Ona ga bo jahala," razsodi
Fabij.
"Well, z missom Sc ne morem
pogajati. A ker dirjalca ne do
bim, ga tudi naslikati ne mo-
rem. Master Wilson!"
"Sir Wallerstone!!"
"Bodite gotovi. Vrnemo Sc
nazaj v Worcester.
xvi ze, a ne JAZZ! O tenn ne
stoji mic v najini pogodbi. Pri-
vedem vas v Galveston, Tehas
in tam pocenjajte, kar Sc vam
ljubi! A povejte, imate-li svojo
bojno sliko izgotovljeno."
"Ne briga me tudi vec."
Izredno nezadovoljen je sto-
pill svoj sotor: - Cez nekoli-
ko casa Sc mozaka poslovita; ;
Anglez sila. hladno, Wilson S
prijateljskimi cuvstvi "a slovece
in hrabre ljudi, katerimi je
prezivel nekoliko znamenitih
dni.
Drugega jutra so sedei ze
Komanci tudi ma konjih, da Sc
vrnejo v svoje vigvame.
Sokoljeoko je bill lzvrsil svojo
\nalogo: prinesel je Modrilisici O.
glavke Crnegatica in obeh raz-
bojnikov travane, in Moli "veli-
ko zdravilo'', XII ga je bill mare
dill Anglez. Zdaj je bill uverjen,
da postane glavar.
''Manitov govori Sokoljemuo-
cesu, da maj gre. Pripovedoval
bo svojim bratom o "knezih
gozdov', o velikem sledona jdni-
ku, XII je ukrotil dirjalca trava-
ne, Diazu, indija1omorcu, o
dobrem hazienderu, O zvezdi So
norski. Wakonda jim daj dodge
dni in mocno roko, XII sc nikdar
ne utrudi zoper njih sovrazni-
Ike. Howgh!'
Yes pokrit z oglavki, jedi v
spremstvu svojih in Bizongrive,
XII je svojo napako popravil, 20.
pet v svoje kraje.
Tudi ostali Sc MISC dale "a
drzavali ma Bivoljezeru. Vsi
skupaj so sli v Haziendo del We
nado, kjer SO mogli, kakor so
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-10-27
KONEC
Domoeo fron+o
Advisory Committee priporoca
svOj program "a vrtove
Leta 1915

Washington. - National Ad-
visory Garden Committee je
priporocil mi1istrstvu "a polje-
delstIo in enthusiastically War
Food Administration ve1ik pro-
gram "a donace vrtnarstvo "a
leto 1915 v svrho izboljsanja
zdravja, prihrankov in zabave
ter odmora. omenjeni odbor je
priporoeil, da Sc uporabi agente
"a mestno okolico, XII so izvezba-
nj vrtnarji, da bodo pomagali
milijonom mestnih rodbin, XII ze-
lie nadaljevati vrtnarstvo.
Maksimadne Gene "a povrsnike
in vrhnjo oblekO
Washington. - Office of
Price Administration poroca, da
Sc bodo morali drzati izdeloval-
ci in prodajalci zenskih in O.
troskih plascev in kozuhov, ter
moskih in decjih oblek, zopet
doloeb glede omejitve njihovih
najvisjih cen. Ia dolocba stopi
v Veliavo na dan "a nnvennhra
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Miss Hughes Weds
Cpl. &. NJ. Moore

Miss Hazel Dean Hughes. dar"h-
ter Ct Mrs. S. G.. Hughes, and Cor
T"ral Carson NJ. Moore were married
al the home nf Re-. end Mrs. ~. l.
Gregory. Monday afternoon. April l..
al l:l5 O'Clock.
only few intimate friends were
rrcscn. as the bride and groom ;oni,
their VOWS. The Impressive double
RING ceremony Was used
The bride wore It teal blue drcs,
with black accessories. About hCi
neck WAS a single string OF pearls.
a gilt u! the bridegroom.
Cpl. Moore has been in the armed
forces since February ,. 1912. rui is
now stationed at Camp Davis IN 'nc
antI-airCrait SCarChlIGht battalion.
The couple will make their home
with the brides mother in North
Henderson tor the present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Davidson Finals
Week of May 2l-27
College Reveals

Davidson. NpriI 22.-Nnnouncc-
mCnt was made today It Davidson
college by tho public relations Office
OF plans for the commencement, cx-
"rCisc. whICr 'yill fake place during
the week "f Nav 2i-2T.
DR.. Frank ". Price. nf the class pr
1918. will deliver tho baccalarC4'c
sermon on Sunday morning. May p.
DR.. Price WIS tor long time Pro-
fcSSor of Religious Education at
Nankirg ThcrlurIcal Seminary. Nam
king. China. N' the present time he
is IN Washington. -. &. where ne j.
working on - special assignment for
the Chinese Government. While al
Davidson. Dr. Price. who was born
in China. was president of the Y. VI.
&. A.. cdltur-lu-CiliCf of the David
S0nian. u mcmbcr of the Studcn,
Council. and oG Phi Beta Kappa and
Sigma UpSilon. honorary literary
fraternity.
The vcspCr services ON May q will
be conducted by The Rev. Irving NJ.
Ellis of GaStpnid. at 7:3O in Cham
bcrs auditorium. On Thursday
May -. the CXCCutivC committee rf
the Board ul Trustees will meet al
the college in lis regular scmi-nn-
nuIl session. and on Friday. May 20
thC entire board will hold its rcgu-
lar meeting.
The program for Saturday. May
- will begin with the meeting of
thc executive committee of ihC
Alumni Council at 9:l5. This com
mittcc is composed OF all past.prcs.
idcntS of the Alumni Association
and The present officers a, 1000
q m. the Alumni Council will hold
its regular annual meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Society News
POND PROPHET.
Cater reading Thorcau)

a frog is springs wise Scanncr oi III,
weather;
He uttcrS no vague guess or wrong
predictions.
Two frogs can put their brook side
heads together,
And make the south wind follow
their convictions,
A frogs Il part Of earth and know :
carths changes;
His life rclaXcS with the thawing
ground:
He tunes his voice and ilucntly az
ranges
The melting pitch of April. by lis
sound.
In their home ponds, frogs know :,
rise and falling.
rhcT "lav quicksilver tu tn, warming
'lin.
They never wait To- hear The wood
doves calling.
Before they count the ram drup,. one
by one:
And. bv infections ol their cosmic
CrOak.
Declare the best barometer a Joke.
Adm BallOu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

Richard Harrison McCasEiil. Sca-
man first class. Of 1908 Nicholas
street. and son Of Mrs. Il. Higgins.
II2& T.. 80 street. Charlotte, has
completed basic training at the Sub
marine school. submarine base. New
London. Conn. for duty with the
GROWING ll,ct "f uudcrsCa fighters.
Seaman McCasi;Ill will TIE entitled
10 wear the twin dolphin insignia
Of the submarine service after fur
thcr experience aboard submarine.
The insignia is regarded as Il r.rark
of distinction throughout the Navy.
He attended Henderson high
school. graduating last May. and has
been in the Navy since then. taking
his boot training at Bainbridgc,
Md.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

Get Il head start now. all set To- ab-
"ro tie summer sun. Pattern 9llO
are, %u'r sundrCs, down II expose
.ou Z" tanning. yet keeps you we'll
.""Sa"t at all times. ON the street. of
course. You'll wear tho DolCro. Let
he simple Sow Chart show you how
'Isy It H..
Pattern 9llO comes IN s.lc>: -. II,
10. !&. 20: 30. -, -, sc, 38 and 10.
'.I2 ii. dress and Dolcro, SO yards
.J-lnyh fabric.
Send SI.NIr.r.N CENTS in coins
u tins pattern to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232, West
"th st, New York IL, ". Y. Write
'iantIy SIZE, NAME. ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

There viii be u pressure cooker
clinic at l.OuiSD,rrg Tuesday. April
-. II was announced today. All
parts of cookers will be checked and
recommendations made. with no
costs for the service. i, was stated.
All cpphcrs arc ASKED 10 be brought
10 Miss BraXton's home agents of
flee by nvc o'CluCk. Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

James Z. Whi'c chaptcr 10. l0l.
Order ot Eastern Star. VIII nee,
Monday night, At eight u'clpyN. AT the
Masonic temple. II WAS announccJ
today. All members are urged to DC
present and visitors are invited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
On Leave Here

Mdryu Ross. Jr.. Is spending a
n.no-juy leave with his mothcr, Mrs.
Gladys Ross. nay.u" Just completed
his "poot" training at BdlnJridgC.
Md.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
From Wilmington.

Nr and Mrs. II. ii. White and son
Jimmie OF Wilmington. arc spending
the wcck-Cnd here with Air Whites
parents, Mr.. ana Airs. ". *. White.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Envoy and Mrs. Charles Cooke.
Sunday services:
10 Il. M, Sunday school.
IL Il. M, Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y. +. l.. Meeting.
p. m, Open air meeting.
7:3U p. III. Salvation meeting
Why not 20 10 church?
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Henderson, n. &
Time of Ma ,seS:
lSt, Bird, and 5,h Sunday g a. m.
2nd and 4th Sunday, 1890 a. IN.
Holy Days, 9 a. m.
Novena devo,ions. Sundays. 7:45
y. III.
Rev. James H. King. pastor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

Tho sea walls of u Pacific gtoll
must be extremely tough to Withstand
the constant battering Of waves.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Attend Funeral

Mrs. H. l.. BridgCrs and Miss
Manic Lcc BridgCrs attended the
funeral Of their cousin. Roger Pryor
Baird. IN rawlings. Va. yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Visiting Here

MIR. and Mrs. ". H. Mcdln and
Miss Ethclccn Mcd!in, o! Lou.s1ure.
recently visited Mrs. ". +. C!aDrlc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
Birth Oi DlughtOu

Nj and Mrs. Arnold l.. D. Ny
.jcN aH"oruc" the birth of It riyr
p.Huu. /" ,uncc daughter. Tanya
Dee. Aprl %. l9'i. ~ Maria Par
aum hospital Mother and daughter
ar, reported ip bc getting along fine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

Mrs. y. y. Evans. OF Lpusburg. is
visiting Mrs. ". +. Crap,rcc. a, BOG
North Garnctt street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22
BERT HIS
son Born

Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Robinson an
nnumcr the birth of son. William
Harold. April -, 1914, at Maria Par
INV. -.,Nl.L.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-04-22

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
kcv. II. Is. kus. minister.
Supslsty
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Epson Juniors to
Give Class PIa\

The Junior class of Epsom hi.b
school will present "Mama'S Baby
Boy, Il threc-act play arrordinp
many laughs, Tuesday night. March
~. at $3.50 o'clock i'll the school au-
ditorilm.
me cast of char cterS follows. Mrs
Mclean. young widow. Peggy Per-
k!hSon; Sheppard Mclean. her vot;ur
son, Larry McCaulcy: Luther Long n
WIdowcr. Ernest Smith: Julie, Long.
his young daughter. Helen AvScuc.
Mrs. Blackburn, Mrs. McLcan's mo-
ther, Hilda Aiken; Wilbur Warren.
ShcpardS young pal. Durward Ed
words; Sylvia Kline. Wi!bur's piyl
friend. Edith Minor: Mrs. Carlo,,a
Anglin. friend of Mrs. McLcan's,
LcnclIc Fhllcr; Cynthia Angl!n. her
young daughter. Mary Bowen: Max
Moore. real estate agent. Russell
EaNcS: Minnie. Il young culorcd maid.
Mary Ann Smith.
y Smal! admission tee VIII be
charged. The public i cordially in
v.tcd 10 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
\OC1ety News
LETTER FROM TIE TROPICS.

The rracklc of the fire fades. the
click of Slcct on pane:
out of the ruStling pages comes the
distant roar
or rurTl-wnitc surf on SUnlit white
coral beach.
The thrash oi trade wind in the wild
palm along the shore.
Noon in the Antilles: the VANILLA
smelling wind
Blows warm with ulandcr toward
the Spanish Main:
The lcWcl-cycd lizard scu,tlus under
dark Llama leaf
And rpntcmplatcS Sum-Shunnrr ,r,rn
his green domain.
Bronlc-gold, the palm nuts rtpcn IN
J glare ui light,
White sea birds flash above an Iud,,.,
and lupIS tide:
Bul here the clock s,rlkrs tour. 4
coal falls IN the grair:
Tie letter folded. winter dusk de
sCvndS outside
Frederick EbvigH,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Girl Scout Week
Will Be Observed
Starting Sunday.

Nur,n IT, '.r birthday of Girl
Scott. JU.,'tr Lowe founded this
ur-u5rI.jI.u 90 1872 in Savannah.
Georgia. In.. 'H"ir ihrIy-sccund an
r."sra"IT. b. beng celebrated from
March, l2-l%.
The theme for glii scouting in
1874 B.. "GuI Scouting Builds Char
"c'rr CharaCiCr Builds a Better
World l. =. hCIrtcning To bC re-
minded ui the steady growth of AN
organization which helps our girls 10
dc.clup mt" as,lui women and intel
lig,ut citizens. and build a Sancr
world Oh the basis of friendly under
Standing of other people and thea
problems.
Girl Scouting has influenced the
lives of more than 3.OOO.OOO girls.
and u Is recognized ~ an agency
ideally adapted tU the rCCrCationaI
and educational needs OF our girls.
Locally. the Girl Scout organization
is growing more rapidly than II over
has before. both ~ the city and cOtln-
~. \ ucW SctUp Of the Girl Scout
commissioners has added much iu
our organization and its expansion.
New troops are being formed and
VIC also have Senior Service Scouts.
Girl Scouts are links IN chain
that extends around tho world.
Scouting aS II is u China today
should bC an inspiration tu Scouts
everywhere. II was founded in China
III 1916. The troops were greatly
helped bv American missionaries.
mission schools. and in big cities by
the I. " {. y. from America. Their
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

There. Mrs. ii. II. Cash, as tram
chairman, becomes Il member OF the
council. Mrs. Samuel Cughill is lead
cr "i the Z"b Vance troop and Miss
b.ttY Cash lS assistant leader.
The First Baptist church Will spou-
s"r Il group. due to the increase in
The growth of Scouting. The First
Methodist troop, which is Troop one
Icd by Miss Lucy Bowers. is reported
as having grown beyond capacity.
The FIRST Presbyterian church has
sponsorship OF the senior service
scouts. NOW being reorganizcd.
Those present at the council mcr,-
my included Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Joel
Chcatham, Mrs. William Bailey. Miss
Carrie Burton, Miss Bessie Lee AL
SION. MisS Maricl Gary and Mrs,
Wesley Jones.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Ladies' Night Had
Bv Lios Club On
Wednesday Night

Ladies Night was observed by 'nc
Lions club Wednesday night in u
SJppcr mGcling al South Lake Lodge.
The meeting was wholly social cy-
ccpl Tor a tow routine businc,, mat
,Cr>.
benjamin Hicks made Il br!c! talk
urging 'Hc support Of the club ~ liz
uHgy"' Rcd Cross drive.
y nuu@uCr OF guests were present
at I'll" meeting. IN addition 10 the
wives and sNcctncartS Of members.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Raleigh

Raleigh, March North Caro-
Ina WAS "mcaSly" state during the
last week IN February. The health
department lists | .33g cases ut MEAS
les reported for the week ending
February 26. as against 553 Tor tho
comparable week last year This Was
almost thrcc-iOWth, of all contagious
diseases reported in the state ior that
week, the total being 1891. Chicken
puN accounted tor li3 ana whuuping
cough FOR 1913 Of the remainder.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

IhIS captivating dindl is made
rom rom Il mans outworn shirt. Pattern
9o9o with its puff sleeves and pock-
els u,i.!zeS every part of the shirt
Ana ~ a definite heart winner be-
sides, II your daughter takes size 6
or under, you need one medium size
shirt. ''''~
Pattern 909S may bc ordered in
s'~cS ;. ). I. ) and Is. Size takes |
medium size mans shirt or 5-8
yards 35-Inch fabric.
Send SlNTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor this pattern to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept. 232, West
18th ST., New York II, n. Y. WrI1r
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS.
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Friendly Circle Meeting

The Friendly circle OF the PrcSby-
,,.a" church, Mas. NJ. s. Gerber.
c"".wdn. Will meet Monday nigh, at
the nome Of Mr>. j. Il. Workman. 1913
G..".'" street. II WAS announced To-
C.N. AiIS> Susie AIstou and MR..
!.r..."ita Coffin are hosIrssr> fog, the
evening. This being the last meeting
.' '"r church year. u tulI attendance
.s .sQUCStcd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
IL. i. W. Club To Meet.

IT," regular monthly meeting of
I'll, Business and Professional Wu-
m..s club Is announced to bc held
T.c.daT night al AS o'clock in the
rc.y Memorial Library. An interest
m n"ngrum has been planned. II
wa- ,u!d. All members are urged 10
Jt present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Al Officers Advanced School

III VIIICtTN HUNahCtU NthNDI
Captain Benjamin +. Harris. Jr..
son oil Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Frank Har-
riS, is attending the officers dyanccd
course al the infantry school. Fort
Benning. Georgia. lie has been as
signed 10 the 18th Company q! The
First Student Training Regiment.
AS student in the officers ad-
vanced course. Captain Harris will
attend lectures by noted military au-
thoriticS, witch realistic dcmunS;ra-
tions, and perform work i'll IogIS;icS
and tactics. Upon completing the l3
weeks training, he will be prepared
10 serve as an infantry battalion
commander or staff officer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
SunbcamS 10 Meet

Sa"ocumS o. the FIRST Baptist
yh",a vii! meet Sunday morning a,
!. clock at The church for their
hr.s mission season ul prayer. /,
wu announced today. All members
..c .Gcd 10 attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Mas ,Iuiul IInStrSS

H.. .. ". Weldon wa, Joint host
c,~ H.lH Mrs. Eugene Fulltncr at the
recent meeting ui the Ever Ready
Bru.o class. Mis-. d. T. Ayscur ud
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
d. l.. =. Chapter TO NIrrt

james B. White chapter nymJr.
1872. .. +. 5. will NEE, Mund.y eve
M:a- .' 80 O'Clock. II Was anuuuug-
cd today. All members are urged
10 ne present.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
Leaves IIDSDitlI,

Robert Clark. of Henderson. Route
], has left Maria parh1m hospital
"''"r being treated there for several
olNN. u was learned today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
nr hNDEtSON (N CO. DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, MARCH IL 1911

n"iuh'ccrS are needed To expand the
WORK. and here is one inyrs,m,n,
'hat really pays big dividcntlS.-Rr-
ported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

BCREAC-Vh'ge would Dc other
effects O! great significance to future
state Development |: the iron and
Goa. deposits Justify J., there Will
likely DC established in North Car
DINA branch office of the Federal
Bureau OF Mines, a. we'll as the State
Bureau o; Mines authorized by the
las !Cg.s.a e when N the opinion
o.. mo governor and Council Of State
i was needed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
r X X 4 X 4
4 WITH THE COLORS r
Il r X X r r
On Visit Here

Iv'. and Mrs. Richard y. Davis
H"tc arrived home t. spend ten days.
! Vt. DAVIS .s stationed al Sgcncc
ff,Iu. hiuUitric. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

CONNECTED-Therc is u very
""in!ic NeUp between the proSpcs-
I'VE IRON mining and the coal de-
post, IN this State. Both iron and
coal ar" known 10 be here, but 50 far
mere mas been more speculation
IMAM specific information about the
deposits. !! the Bureau of Mines
".!.Ih% tests suDstautlatc predictions
m 'nc recent Brassert report, the
.'"-roCt !ug development Of both
together val! be much improved.
Coal and iron or" IN sufficient guam
Nucs Ia the State, and within short
huUl distance Wa almost certainly
mean ~ s'.r, industry somewhere DC
tween the TWO mines.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
H.gtiS uf Wisdom.

..u.. u. you! own fault, the ii'-.
part o.. j.. nigh; when You aye
av".,. @.o o.. the faults oG others lh.
G''.u pas 1! the night. when yrU
are as!cCp.--CHm.-c pyoyc'b.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

Camp Br. dtord, n. .. H., Norfolk,
Virginia. Seaman Simmons mas been
assigned ,u the crew OF an LIST for
active duty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11
FACE THREE

IT." operators naming the other three
Who are Harry l.. Edwards. Ed
HuchHm and Lon Bolich, constituting
the l"ssvcS ui IN" line. AS soon as the
State get its money back the three
State directors viii bc out Oi the pic
L-IC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

DRILLING Preliminary reports
ON drilling operations al the Gram
berry iron min" Indicate more and
better ore than had been expected.
In" drilling - being done by the u.
y. Bureau ui Mines under authority
81 a congressional act. That news is
E.duiyIng but even better Is the
Wnld that the bureau will start test
drilling IN few days in the Deep
River coal fields OF Lee and Chat
nam counties.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

The cJu,uloupc inst was grown in
southern Asia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

Argentina is aiding lis farmers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-11

than ever before When
IT Is rDHp' OitU sans We serve
-. This year, when YOU
figure how much to give,
think first, Suppose there
were no Red Cross!"
Then dig deep and be glad.
For wherever he j.,
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
Fortress
 Falls to Russians After Long Siege

LONDON, July 28.-(AP)- Brest-Litovsk, the last great fort ress position before Warsaw, was abandoned to the on-rushing Rus sian armies today, along with Kaunas in Lithuania.
 Berlin announced that Soviet troops charged to within 30 miles of the Polish capital, in 17-mile advance beyond the San river, and penetrated to a point 128 miles from German Silesia, the westernmost point of German soil.
 Other Russian triumphs were announced earlier when a record splurge was the order of the day, as given out by Premier Stalin.
 The skies over Moscow were lighted by many-colored flares for five hours until midnight.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
Tokyo Denies
 Execution of U. s. Airmen

LONDON, July 28.-tAP)- Tokyo today broadcast an official den al that the American flyers who crashed on Japanese soil, were executed, or to be executed" !"
 The broadcast said it had so notified the United States govern ment through neutral Switzer- land, repudiating the Singapore broadcast of two weeks ago, which referred to "the single journey ticket" of Super-Fortress airmen landing in Japan.
 The denial was apparently in- tended to cover only Super Fort ress flyers, since the U. S. govern ment announced officially Tokyo's acknowledgement of the execu- tion of some of those who bombed Tokyo in the Doolittle attack in 1922.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
LICENSE TO WE'D

Today a marriage license was issued to Laurence Etukeok and Kate Woodluk.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
DRIVER OF TRUCK CHARGED WITH MANsLAUGHTER

Teddy Amarok, driver of the truck which last Monday night, overturned and killed Jesse Barr, of Deering, waived preliminary examination, on the charge of manslaughter brought in by the coroner's jury, and was bound over to the grand jury. He was released on $1,000 bail.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28

the Sommers Const. Co. and Cor don Wildes, for Unalakleet.
 Pilot Weaver came in from Unalakfeet Wednesday with Os- wald Moses, Alfred Moses, Tommy Blatchford and Leslie Pasco
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
St. JOSeph's Roman Catholic
 Church

Edmund A Anable, s. J.
 Pastor Sunday Masses, 3 and 10 a. m. Week k-day Mass FOO a. m. Religious instruction for the children: Monday afternoon, pri- mer class; Tuesday afternoon, advanced class.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
AIRWAYS
Wien Alaska Aulines

: Pilots Whaley and Peterson have been busy with the U. S. c. & c. s. at Teller, Tin City and Wales.
 Pilot WhaleU made trip to Solomon yesterday morning, re- turning with Richard Lee. Miss Pearl Bragg made round trip to Solomon yesterday after noon with Richard Lee and Al Reader and returned with Joe Skidmore.
 Sig Wien is scheduled to arrive from Pt. Barrow today. Alaska Airlines
 Pilot Schultz arrived from Fair banks last night with John H. Derrick and express. He departed this morning with Leslie Pasco of
 Pan American AirwaYs Capt. John Olsen and First Officer w. Monsen, came in yes terday morning with Peter Wood from Fairbanks. They returned immediately to Fairbanks with Katherine Nordale, Maury Nave rick, Paul H. Jordan and E. L. Bob" Bartlett.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
MoToRSHIp TRADER CHANGES OWNERSHIP

1, The MS Trader, which has for many years piled both north and south along the coast of north western Alaska, has been purchas- ed from the estate of Ira M. Rank, deceased, by Captain Pete Paul. son, who has been its master for more than IS years. Captain Paul. son says his first trip will be to St. Lawrence Island. The vessel will carry freight and mail to the villages on the island.
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
FEDERATED CHURCH

Rev. Vernon L. Booker, Pastor Sunday, July 30th:
 19:45 a m Sunday School. 6;30 p. III. Young Peoples Meet ing.
 7:45 D. III. Worship Service. goo D. m. Social Hour.
 Daily Vacation Bible School every day except Sunday at 9:45 a. m. to 1t.45 q. m,
The Nome nugget., 1944-07-28
COURT HEARING MONDAY MORNING AT lo:o0 O'CLOCK

In the matter of an appeal in the case of the Administrators vs. the City of Nome, in the admin istration of the estate of the late J. c. (Cappy) McDougall, the Nome Drug Store, the hearing has been set for Monday morning at 1000 o'clock. It appears that the administrators wish fees in addi- tion to the amount allowed by law. District Judge J H. s. Mor- rison will preside over the case.