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The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-03

1st Sgt. Frank G. (Plnky) Lew
is, one of Company 3, 15sth In
fantry's fighting "Bushmasters,"
returned home Tuesday to visit
his mother, Mrs. o. T. Lewis and
family, after 81 months service In
the South Pacific, most of which
was spent nthe JunoIes of New
Guinea. Lewis, born in Callfor-
MIA, has made his homo In Cool
idge since 1885.
The Coolidge examiner., 1944-11-03

. Mrs. George Hanna returned
Sunday from Prescott with her
father, r. H. Pottebaum of Casa
Grande, where they spent several
days visiting Mrs. Pottebaum.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

Another gold star has been added
to the service flag of Mrs. Alben
Borgstrom, Tremonton, Utah, moth
er of Marine Pvt. Boyd Borgstrom,
who was discharged by marine COM
mander, when first three brothers
were killed in action. ~.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

svojo "vezilko' in jo zalival 8
solidno kapljico, ki sem mu joI
bill podaril "a god. q zdruzeni-
mi nocni sta naposled napre-
gla. Narocivsi jima, da ne po-
vesta nikomur, kan sem Sc od-
peljal, sem sedel ma voz in po-
gnal dvorisca.
Ma Vodovodno c e esto sem
prispel OBJ navadnem casu in u
stavil tam, kjer sva Sc Fani-
ko drugekrati sreeavala. Jedva
sem obrnil, mi je ze cd dalec
klicala "dobro jutro!" Ko je
prisla vstric voza, sem j po-
magal gori. sedla je spredaj
craven meme, nakar SO konji v
ostrem diru odbrzeli proti Du-
najski cesti in zavii ma Posa-
vie. Fanci Sc je stisnila k meni
| in ljubko zrla zivahnimi ocmi
v bozji dan. Bio je prelepo jul.
tro, dete prihajajoce pomladi
Pri "Alesu" sem ustavil. Sto-
pila sva z voza in krenila v go.
stilno, kjer sem narocil tople
! place. Medtem Sc je Fanei ma
vdusevala "a izlete v zgodnjif
pomladanskih jutrih.
"Ko nasuje solnce biserov pe
travi in gre dekliska pesem pre-
ko njiv," Sc je pesnisko izraza
la: "bi obstal clovek sredi ros
mega polja in Sc zagledal take
dalec, kakor gredo zelje in hre
penenje!"
"Sanjarcek!" sem jo podra
I'll.
| "Veste, vcasih mi pride tako
da bi objela yes svet >"
Uprla je vame tako ljubezni'
pogled, da sem j moral verjeti
Cd "Alesa" sva Sc odpeljal;
nazaj proti mestu. Med potjo j
izrazila zeljo, maj ustavim pr
mitnici ma Gosposvetski cestj
ces, da bo cd tam sla pes d
"Tivolija". Tako Sc je tudi Ego
, dilo.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
WINE GLASS PULPIT

All over New England stand white
churches, emblematic of Freedom
of Religion. Nowhere is there a
more impressive shrine than the
wine glass pulpit in the Sandown,
~. H., meeting house, erected about
1773. The original pews are there,
too, where the congregation listened
to sermons more than ITO years ago
that would have brought banishment
to concentration camps under Nazi
dominion. That's the American
way; liberty for each to worship
God in his own way. That is one Of
the reasons why our men are fight
ing-and one more reason why we
must buy War Bonds to the limit to
keep them winning.
Z. S. TrsGsaYy Department
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
PET LET POZNEJE
LOJzE JERANCIC
liz dnevniko cd puseenego koznienco)

jimi zarki rahlo pobeljena sle-
mena streh, XII so Sc otajala in
mokro blescala. Sentjakobski
stolp je obletavala jata golo-
bov. Bella kreljut Sc je posveti-
la v solncu in omahnila ma
vzdol. Pc ulicah SO hitei ljudje
nasmejanih obrazov, kakor da
so Sc tudi MIN otajala srca in
je stopilo vanje nekaj vesele-
ga.
S Stankom sva jezdila po Du-
najski cesti proti Posavju. Bill
zu Jezice sva krenila ma poll
sko pot in krizarila potem med
njivami priblizno emo uro. Vse-
naokoli je kraljeval nedeljsh
mir, lie skrjancek je drobil viso-
ko mad mama jutranji pozdrav
solncu in drameci Sc prirodi.
Konja sta veselo hrzala, kakor
bi Sc jezdecema radovala il
toplih dali prihajajoce vesne.
v daljavi pred mama so blesca-
lie Kamniske planine take, ka-
kor jih je ljubila Fanika. Do
mislil sem Sc in obrnil konja
proti cesti. Pri artilerijski vo-
jasnici sem razjahal, izrocil ko-
MIA bratu in mu narocil, n a
gre v koraku dalje in me pred
kinom "Tivoli" pocaka. Razu-
mel me je in storil kakor sem
rekel. JAZZ pa sem zavil ma Vo-
dovodno cesto. Pogledal sem ma
uro: natancno devet. Ravnc
prav, zakaj oh tenn casu sc ma
poti Fanci oh nedeljah v me-
sto. Nisem sc motil. Pri stadio
nu sem jo uzrl, kakor zadnjic
Pocakal sem, da Sc je pribli
zala. Prisrcno je bilo svidenje
po dveh dneh. Povedal sem j
da sva bratom napravila kra.
tex sprehod ma konjih in da sem
ga postal NINA nazaj v me
sto. Pri tel priliki je izrazils
zeljo, da bi napravili v enen
prihodnjih dni zgodaj zjutra.
izlet ma Roznik in pripomnila, ds
Sc DO pridruzila tudi Fanci II,
JAZZ da maj pripeljem Stanka
seboj. Da5i nisem ugovarjal
vendar tega izleta nismo ma
pravili. Razloga Sc ne spomi
njam. Prisedsi pred ''Tivoli" me
je vprasala, &c pridem popol'
dne k predstavi. Moral sem cd
kloniti, ker je bill cd starsev do
locen druzinski izlet ma Doleni
sko in nisem smell izostati. Pa
pa sem j obljubil sestanek "a '
torek, dne 18. marca. Nj bils
zadovoljna.
cali innate v ponedeljek tud
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
(Nadaljevanje)

"Fanei!" sem Sc ozrl, jo pri-
jel "a roki in jo rahlo potegnil
ma sedez poleg sebe.
Danes nj prijateljice!!" sem
opomnil in 10 hvalezno pogle-
dal.
"Zadnjie je prisla neprieako-
vano. Sicer pa vam radi ME nj
treba biti v zadregi!"
"Bila je z MO Sc neka dru-
ga"
'l'ustiva to; danes sva. sa-
ma" Rekla je in Sc pomaknila
blize meni. Tedaj sem j polozll
eel zavitek medene vsebine v
narocje. Zacela Sc je pravcata
pojedina bonbonov. Prav po o.
trocje sva Sc pitala z njiml in
pospravila vse do zadnjega. Pc
predstavi sem sci MO do tam,
kakor zadnjic. Zatvornice SO BIZ
lie spuscene, ker je bas vozil ne
XII tovorni vlak ma postajo. Bila
je dolga vista praznih voz, XII
so jih pripregli ma raznih po-
stajah in jih zapeljali v Ljub-
ljano. Stala sva tam in gledala
mocno kolesje, XII je gladko dr.
calo po tiru.
cali Sc radi vozite po zelez-
nici?" sem vprasal.
"Zelo rada potujem,' je od-
vrnila in dostavila: ia Veliko
noe Sc pridruzite, pa Sc pope
ljemo skupaj; S Fanci sva ma
menjeni v Maribor!!"
'Kateri dan Sc odpravite ?"
INA veliki cetrtek, petek ali
soboto. V teh dneh sem prosta
sluzbe in Fanci tudi. Ma veliko-
nocno nedeljo in ponedeljek pa
morava biti ODE zopet ma me-
stu"
"zal, da sem JAZZ bas oh ma
vedenih dneh, ko sta vedve pro
sti, najbolj zaposlen in niti poi
ure ne bi mogel zapustiti trgo-
vine. Nedelja in ponedeljek pa
sta zopet moja, pa z Wanna nj
nicesar. Preklemana smola!"
RES, skoda'' je menila o.
tozno.
Dne IA. in Is. marca Sc 20.
pet nisva videla. 16. pa je bila
nedelja, prekrasen zgodnje-po.
mladanski dan. Sneg je bill ze
pred par dnevi skopnel in ma
spocito zemljo je lila blagodej.
ma solncna toplota. Tu pa tam
po sencnatih kotih je Sc bleste'
10 ma pajcevine nanizano memo
ivje. Solnce Sc je pomikalo we'd
no wise in wise in bozalo S svo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
Mali |! 4 ! oglasi
Rodo bi zvedeIo

"a Mrs. Zajc, rojena Mana Jen-
ko (Lovrenckova) donna IL Vr-
ha pri zelimljah. Imam vazno
novice "a MO cd brata John Jen-
ko. Prosim, da maj Sc zglasi pri
Mrs. Grebenc, 1860 Clermont
Rd., ali maj poklice KE. 2788.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
IsCE Sc RAZNASALCA

ISCE Sc RAZNASALCA
POtrebujemo diva pridna dec
ka ali deklici "a raznasanje ''E-
nakOpravnOsti''. Ak0 ina ka-
teri naSih narOcnikOv sincka ali
hcerko, XII bi bila zanesljiva i'm
vestna pri raznasanju, prosimo,
da nam sporocite. Nasa tele-
fOnska Stevilka je HE. 5311.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

,druzinski izlet?' je dejala loka- |
vo.
NE! A stvar je sledeca: mo-
j starsi ne vedo, da 81 napove-I
dujeva sestanke. Kadar odha-
jam zvecer z donna, mislijo, da
grem v opero. Oh ponedeljkih
pa tega ne morejo misliti, ker
je gledalisce zaprto. Kako maj
Sc pametno izgovorim?"
Ko sem izgovoril, je zavzdih-
Mia lin nj rekla nicesar. Tako
je obveljalo "a 18. marca. Pri-
pomnil sem pa, da me ne bo k
predstavi, ampak da jo bonn po-
eakal cetrt ma deseto uro I'VE
Ger, ko DO zakljucila blagajno,
pred kinom, nakar jo spremim
proti domu. Medtem sc je vrnil
Stanko S konji. Zavihtel sem Sc
v sedlo in odjezdila sva v lah-
nenl diru po Bleiweisovi cesti
navzgor, krenila ma Rimsko ce-
sto fod tam cez Graben ma Pru-
lie in domov.
v torek, dne 18. marca I'VE
Ger sem bill tocno oh dogovor-
jenem casu pred kinematogra-
fom. Nisem dolgo cakal. Prisla
je zelo zivahne volje in Sc ia.
koj oklenila mole roke, naka1
sva Sc namenila pocasi v njenc
smer. Ia vecer je veliko govo'
rila, radi cesar mama je magic
potekal cas-. Kmalu sva bila ma
Vodovodni cesti. Srecalo, oziro'
ma prehitelo naju je par zelez
nicarjev. Sc pred stadionom svs
obstala. Prigovarjal sem il, ma.
81 sledeci teden izposiuje pro
sto, da bova sla v opero. Zs
drugi dan, 10. marca, sva 81
dogovorila, da il pridem oh po
| devetih dopoldne z vozom ma
proti, nakar Sc odpeljeva ma Po
! savje. Opazll sem, da jo je mo-
} predlog prijetno iznenadil. Ma
: lahko mi je stisnila roko. Ia
krat sem jo z magic kretnj<
prijel okoi pasu in Sc il pribli
zal z obrazom. Zaprla je oci il
nagnila glavo ma stran. Poljubi
:, sem jo ma napol odprte, rahl'
drhtece ustnice. Bill je prvi po
ljub in ona mi ga je memo vr
Mia. Brez besed sva Sc poslovi
la in odsla vsak ma svojo stran
Najini srci pa sta tisto noe sva
, tovali
j Prank sv. Jozefa. Ze preis
Mi veGer sem narocll hlapc1
Stefanu, maj DO oh osmih zju
traj pripravljena sportna dvo
vprega, in sicer brez vednost
: starsev. Hlev in shramba z
: vozove sta namrec toliko odda
: ljena cd stanovanja, da bi mo
= gel Stefan izvrsiti nalog v cello
= ii popolnoma nemoteno. In /
> ga tudi bill, &c ne bi bill incl Ce
: Ear, mas najboljsi konj, svoji
!: muh. Ko Sc mu je namrec Ste
fan priblizal, je jel Gear ne
kan nemorno stopicati in pre-
tece je obracal glavo. Stefan g
i je potrepljal po okroglih, GLAD
, kin stegnih. zival 81 je to kret
njo razlagala po svoje, pri
vzdignila levo nogo in jo v ne
prijateljskem namenu iztegnil
proti presenecenemu Stefanl
XII je YES prepaden primotovil
il hleva in zacel klicati podre
jenega mu tovarisa Jozefa. T
je v nekem kotu bas povzivs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
Drus+vo Sv. Ane, St.
As. D. z.

Predsednica, Julia Brezoyar,
1173 E. 60 ST.; podpredsednica,
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica, Mary
Bradae, 1853 E. 167 St.; zapis-
nikarica, Genovefa Zupan; 'bla-
gajnicarka, Josephine Orazem,
1926 Carl Ave-; rediteljica, Ma
ry Pristov; nadzornice, Anna
Erbeznik, Jennie Suvak. Rose
L. Erste. Drustveni zdravniki
so vsi slovenski zdravniki v Gle
velandu in bliznji oko1ici. Dru-
stvene seize so vsako drugo sre-
do v mesecu. Zacetek OBJ 8. uri
zvecer v SLOW. mar. domu, GAIT
st. Clair Ave-, soba st. /.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12

Kupujte vojne bonde in vo1no-varce-
valne xnamke, d DO timprej porazenc
"sik6e In vse. kar ono predstAvlja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-12-12
Lot noprodoi

poleg e. 185. ceste in La Sale
gledalisca. Privatno. Poklicite
w. 6312.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
RATE TO BE CONTINUED

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENT - Soldiers and civilians, whose mail is handled by army post offices in Seattle and Minneapolis, will continue to use a six-cent airmail rate for each half ounce of mail, accord ing to a new post office depart ment ruling.
 The ruling removes Alaskan military mail from the domestic rate zone and places it within the international zane, on an equal basis with all other APO's outside the continental limits of the Unit ed States.
 Present domestic airmal rate is eight cents per ounce or fraction thereof.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
HUGHES IS
 NAMED MAYOR |0F FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS-The city election here resulted in the reelection ot Dr. H. G. Hughes as mayor, with out opposition. Kenneth A. Mur- ray, insurance man, W. K. Bud Foster, radio station manager and newscaster, and Mrs. Sylvia Ringstad, apartment owner, were named for city council positions
 Defeated candidates were Mort Cass, grocer, Howard Herman, ma chinist, and Robert s. McCombe trucker, and Albert C. Muldoon bar owner.
 T. s. Batchelder, carpenter. was unopposed for one year unex pired council term as was John B. Hall, Fourth Division district court clerk, for a fourth term on the school board.
 No retiring councilmen sought reelection.
 Total vote cast was 72O.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
ANDE RS0N NAMED MAYOR
HALIBUT FLEET PREPARES FOR SEASON

As the Pacific halibut fleet made ready to start the fishing season on. midnight April 18th. Dr. Ira Gabrielson, deputy coordina- tor of fisheries, said: "The nor nal flow of the halibut market must be restored by some means, to Seattle.
 Because of price schedules be- coming effective in mid-season last year, it made it more profit able for the fishermen to land their catches in Canadian and Alaskan ports near the fishing grounds"
 Dr. Gabrielson added:
 Friday the OPA published new prices scheduled and designed to bring about an equitable distribu- tion so that fishermen bringing their halibut to Seattle get 1-2
  cents more per pound than at Prince Rupert And if the new prices do not succeed in establish ing normal flow through Seattle, his office may have to use other means such as allocating certain minimum weight of fish to Seat tie, forcing the vessels to comply by the withholding of licenses"
 He concluded with the state ment:
 'sThe Fish and Wildlife Ser vice have released regulations which allow a gross catch of 51,- 100000 pounds this year.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
|INCUMBENTS LEAD IN CITY
 ELECTION

At the annual municipal and school board election held in the city of Nome and the Nome school district yesterday. Tuesday, April 4th, the voters reelected the en- tire present officers incumbent, with the exception of the treas urer's office, which was won by Harry Gabrielson, cashier of the Miners and Merchants Bank,
 Also on the ballot was an ordi- nance which was entitled: An ordinance yacating certain streets and alleys in the northeastern sec- ton of the city of Nome, and which was ratified by more than two thirds of the votes cast.
 The following is the final standing from all votes cast:
 For Mayor: Edward Anderson, 203; s. David Mazen. 30; Jay R. Smith, 20; Luther Dunbar, 1; Guy M.sh, l.
 For Councilmen: Robert Bald win, 237; Hugh Gabbard, 72; Keith Hedreen, "A; Audrey Hen- derson, 20; Ralph Kitzmiller, 233; Joseph Mullins, 39; Peter L. Reader, 174; Grady Robinette, l8.
 For City Clerk: Carrie M. Nc Lain, 239.
 For City Attorney: C. C. Tan, her, 285.
 For City Treasurer: Harry Gab- rielson, 284
 For Member of the School Board: Lester Bronson, 112; NeLs Strand, l91.
 For Ratification of Ordinance No. 3Ol: CYes) 200; CNo) 26.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
300 PLANES USED IN ATTACK ON HOLLANDIA

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC, Apr. 5.-(AP)-Wednesday, It. Gen. Kenney sent 300 planes against Hollandia in the biggest raid ever attempted by the Fifth Air Force.
 When the attack ceased after an hour and half of steady bom- bardment, the big Japanese base on northwestern New Guinea was a mass of smoking wreckage.
 More than 400 tons of bombs were dropped in ths raid and every one of the 288 Japahese planes were destroyed.
 Gen. NacArthr's cemmyniuue asserted 26 ipterceptng Jap planes were also shot down.
 Tn econmuniqus also announced the occupation of kambutyo is- land southwest of Manus Island and the second largest island in the Admiralty gsoup.
 Allied bombers again hit Truk, dropping 46 tons of bomhs on wharves and warehouses.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
HEREBY SAYS MEN HAVE DUTY TO FULFILL

WASHINGON, Apr. 5.-(AP)- Selective Service Director General Hershey said, After the service had taken all men under 26, it will move in a progressively less strict manner to the higher age bracket groups and that up to 20 will be the next limit, for those who refuse to stay or war pro- duction and other important jobs. 7"
 He added:
 s'The less fit have a duty to fill, to replace men under 26, who are called for combat duty, and con stitute the greatest manpower pool in the nation"
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
NEW DISTRICT CREATED
 IN ALASKA

SEATTLE, Apr. 5.-(AP)-The creation of a new naval district comprising all of Alaska, includ- ing the Aleutians, was announced today by Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox, who added tthe Sev- enteenth Naval District.
 The new district will be under command of Rear Admiral F. E. Whiting, of Watertown, N. Y, and temporary headquarters will be at Adak, Alaska, only a few hundred miles from Attu, the end of the Aleutian chain. Another of flee will also be maintained on the mainland of Alaska.
 Admiral Whiting has been com mander of a southeastern Pacific force. and was in command of a destroyer division from 1888 to 1940, and has served in various recruiting assignments.
 He was born in New York City 53 years ago, and was grad uated from Annapolis in 1912.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
FUNERAL OF MARY KING IS HELD IN STATES

SEATTLE, Apr. 5.-(AP)-The parents MT. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, all four brothers and four sisters and husband, Maurice King, attended the 1000 o'clock funeral mass at the St. James Cathedral here for Mary King, 30, of the prominent Nome family. Rev. Daniel J. Connors was the Omi Celebrano. The burial took place in Calvary cemetery here
 Her husband, Maurice King, is a pilot with the Alaska Airlines, operating throughout Alaska. and was with his wife when she died suddenly at North Bend, where his parents, MT. and Mrs. F. c. King, reside.
 A son, Mike. aged three, also survives, as well as brothers Jos eph, employed with the CAA in Alaska, and Pierce, Kevin and James, in the armed service; and sisters, Mrs. Julian, Eileen Taylor, Noreen, Patsy and Ann, came from California; also a sister, Kathleen, who is working in Se- 'attle.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
LIBERTY SHIP NAMED FOR
 PIONEER

RICHMOND, Calif., Apr. B. (AP)-A new Liberty ship, the Louis Sloss, named for the organ izer of the pioneer rtading com pany, the Alaska Commercial Company, was launched last night by Permanent Metals Corp. Sloss was active for many years in the sealing industry, operating in Alaska.
 The sponsor of the ship was Mrs. Hattie Sloss, wife of Judge M. C. Sloss, former member of the California Supreme Court, and son of the Alaska pioneer.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
CHAPLIN IS ACQUITTED OF CHARGES

LOS ANGELES. Apr. 5.-(AP) The film comedian Charles Chaplin, was acquitted by the fed eral jury on both counts of the Mann Act indictment charging transportation of Joan Berry, 24, ex-protege, to New York and back for immoral purposes.
 The jury brought in the verdict of not guilty after deliberating five hours and one minute.
 The crowded courtroom ap- plauded the innocent verdict.
 During the trial Chaplin re- mained emotionless and sat with his head in his hands as the jury entered, and as the verdict was announced, the comedian rose from his chair and grasped his attorneys hand as friends swarm ed around.
 Miss Berry was not in court, but was informed later of the yer dict, to which she replied:
 q am just a government wit ness, and if the jury wished to believe him that was their privi- lege."
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
PEDERSEN IS ELECTED

KETCHIKAN-R. C. Pedersen was named mayor of Ketchikan by six vote margin, over J. P. Valentine.
 Clyde McGillvray, O. M. Lien, J. O. Whaley and Arthur Bryant were named to the council.
 R. M. Mackenzie, dentist, was elected to the Utility Board, and John Lokken was sAnopposed for Ia position on the school board.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
AIRW'
Wien Alaska Airlines

Herb Hager arrived Monday in the Ford tri-motor with Rll Heusemeyer, Eldred Guam, Ed Mcclure and Jennings Johnson, and left today with Pat Cartee. Frank Whaley went to Diomede Island Sunday win Agnes Rap uguk, Emma Milligrok, Edgar Elsanga, Mrs. Spike Milligrak and returned with Edward Ahkolik
 Pan American AirwYas ''f'a Arrival of plane with mail and express this morning. -
 Alaska Airlines
 Pilot Mackenzie is scheduled out tomorrow morning for An chorage with Alvin Polet, mana ger of the western division for the Alaska Airlines, on business for the company.
 This morning Don Emmons flew the mail run to GolOVln, White Mountain and Council
 Elmer Nicholson flew in on a charter run with Roy Douglas and A. Condon, salesmen for Schwabacher Bros, hardware and groceries.
 Special Trips
 Oscar Winchell, on charter run, will fly to Kotzebue with the National Grocery Company sales man, Dinty Moore, as soon as weather permits.
 Archie Ferguson flew to Kotze- bue and Deering with Clark An dreson.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
WAS PASSENGER ON LINER 4RIPSHOLM

One of the passengers to Ameri- ca on the last trip of the Grips holm was Mrs. H. F. Payne, for merly of Shanghai, China, where her late. husband was for many years with the American Bank Note Company. Payne died hn Shanghai in August, 1942. Mrs Payne, the former Selma Scott of None, is now living at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
ROOSEVELT SIGNS BILLS

WASHINGTON, Apr. 5.--(AP) President Roosevelt today sign ed a bX which was introduced by Delegate Dimond, raising the salary of the Secretary of Alaska to $7,500, an increase from $a6o0 per year. ,@t@
 He also added hts signature to the measure aglyhorizing the navy to spend one billion dollars on our Pacific advanced bases.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
ERROR NOTED IN
 MONDAYS NUGGET

B. G. Baker, republican can- didate on thee republican ticket, was inadvertently placed in the list of democratic candidates in Mondays issue of Ihe Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
ENDORSES GOV. DEWEY

ST. LOUIE. Mo, Apr. 5.-tAP) The Eleventh and Thirteenth (St. Louis enO districts, endorsed Dewey for president and called him the man of the hour, and urged other districts to instruct their delegates to vote for him.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
MAUNDY,FWRsDAY

Service at Masonic Temple. Thursday. April :. ls44. 7no p. m. sharp. sx All members requested 10 be present. All Scottish Rite visit oss welcome.
 THOMAS MoRUM. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05
PIONEER CARD PARw 1 TO BE HELD TONIGHT

The Pioneer Card Party will be held tonight at goo p. m. at the Odd Fellows Hall. Refreshments and prizes.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

Advertise what you have to sch in The Nugget! .-
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

Ladies' Aid Bake Sale Sat usdaT at Lehmann's.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-05

Bake Sale Saturday at Leh- mann's. Hot Cross buns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
2 Soldiers
SubGIue Killer

DENVER. Dec. 13 GNS)-
Kenneth G. Arthur 30, in Jail
here in connection with the slay-
ing Of his. mother-in-law. today
bluntly told police he lust went
crazy and started shooting" Of
hcerS reported.
Arthur was Subdued in a ter
rife hand -to-hand struggle by
S sgt. Wesley d. Mayhem. %,
West New York, N. j.. after Mrs.
Elizabeth NertreeS. 81, was shot
and killed and Pvt. Frank s.
Hamin, p, Occur d'Alene, Ida,
was wounded critically. The sol
diers roomed at Mrs. VentreeS
home
Arthur'S wife had moved 10 re-
sumo a divorce action yesterday,
lust before the shooting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14
Harry S. Sweitzer

Services for Patrolman Harry
5 SwcItlor. %. veteran Of y
sears on the Detroit police force.
viii be held at 80 p. m. tomor-
-y,y,-rr1-ffrr-rrsirirrcr- at-f3t9h
Evanston and Al , y, M IN Holy
Cross Church, Hayes and Cor
hctt Burial viii be IN Forest
lawn Cemetery. Police of the re-
corders court detail viii serve
as pallbearers.
Sweitzer. who had been at
tached 10 the court OF Recorder $
Judge Maher, died suddenly in
his home Monday evening Of a
heart attack.
lie is survived by his widow,
't.aur5, and a daughter Harriet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14

Funeral Set
Obituaries

Funeral services for Mrs. Rose
GtrouN Nlatheson, so, of 33i Kcr.
chevaL Crosse Polnte, who died
Monday night. VIII be held al 2:30
p. m. tomorrow al the William
+. Hamilton Chapel 6uSS and
AlcNandrnc
Mrs. MathcS0n is survived by
be- husband. Kenneth l. Mathe-
son. treasurer and general man
Aeer of Traub Jewellers: a daugh-
ter Mrs. Joseph W Rlvard OF Day
ton O.. and a brother. George Il
GirouX OF Burlington. VI