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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
Gregory RotoH Seriously l

Hollywood, July I.-(UP)-Greg. OFy RatoR. 2Oth Centliry-Fox actor director, producer. was in Q serious condition in Cedars of Lebanon hos- pitai today from heart attack suf- fered last night as he entered the hospital to visit Q friend.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
PLYER KILLED

Palm Bprings. Cal, July I-lUP) -T-egt. Michael c. Zompa, of Bar. Flngton, 8. q. was one Of three flieFs killed when their plane crashed near conHov Springs. Kan, during Q lhnndeEglaEm xhnEgday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-01
British Aivnson Downs 35rd PIene

Lenaen. yHIy l--lUPD--Wing Commander 5ehnny Johnson, British leader of Q Canadian fighter wing today beealpe the leading Al'is5 fighter ace after haeaing hfs ssFa German pIane on e nliegien eVeg Nefmnuoy yesterday.
 Ii Wns lIIe third plane ln i've asgr eeE Sehnsen.
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The Weather

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The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
Sergeant York" Tonight
 and Tuesday

Warner Bros mighty picturiza- tion of Sergeant York" opens at the Dream Theatre tonight for a two-d day run, at popular prices. The widely y-heralded biographical tribute to one of the World Wars greatest heroes has been acclaim ed from coast to coast as the great est picture of the year.
 Gary Cooper stars in the title role. The lanky star of Meet John Doe" and countls5s other triumphs plays his greatest role to date as the Tennessee mountain ger who got religion,' became conscientious objector, yet emerg- ed as one of the greatest heroes of all time. This part won him the Academy Award.
 The war sequences of Ser geant York are unparalleled, and rival war sequences from any other film. Opposed to these thrilling moments are the tranquil scenes showing Alvin York's life in Tennessee, and the meta-mor- phosis from renegade to soldier hero
 York is rgeenerated when bolt of lightning rips his rifle from his hand and melts it into a heap of twisted metal. From then on he becomes churchgoer, and with the aid of Oracle Will liams, his lovely mountain sweet heart, and faithful Pastor Pile, at tempts to own a piece of rich bot tomland.
 Undoubtedly the films greatest sequence is that one delineating York's capture of 132 Germans. The feat remains in war annals as one of the most amazing of it's kind. More surprising still was York's admission that he had ac-
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
.AIRWAYS
Alaska Airlines

Alaska Airlines
 Sunday an Alaska Airlines plane arrived from Fairbanks with the following passengers: Margaret Mckenzie. Mir. and Mrs. Edgar F.. Bilodeau, p. J. Cutting and Louis Nashenging.
 Pilot Long left this rc>'ning for Fairbanks with the following pas sengers: Wayne Macki, Lola Grant and Lillian Koppleman.
 Wien Alaska AiYwaYs
 Frank Whaley left for Point Lay this morning via Kotzebue with two passengers, Sidney Rood and Margaret Panigeo. He will be met in Kotzebue by Sig Vein, who will take Sid Rood to Barrow and Margaret Panigeo tc Wainwrieht. He also carried 8 full load of freight.
 Herb Haser is scheduled to ar rive from Fairbanks via Galena Unalalzleet and Moses Point with passengers and freight.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06

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The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT IN THE PROBATE COURT, CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 No. 68l NOTICE OF HEARING AND SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
 ACCOUNT
Ir the Matter of the Estate c Harold L. Stokes, Deceased.

Ir the Matter of the Estate of Harold L. Stokes, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned executor of the estate of Harold L. Stokes, de- ceased, has filed in the above named Court his Final Account; and that the 20th day of April, l944. at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the courtroom of said Court at Nome, Alaska, has by Court Order been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said Final Account and adjudica- ton as to who the heirs and dis tributees of said estate are:
 OBJECTIONS to said Account will be heard at this time.
 Dated the 18th day of Febru- ary, l944.
 JESSE D. FLAHERTY,
 Exeeutor. Feb. Mar. 6-13.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
ATC EVENTS

The officers and members Of the Alaska Territorial Guard wish to pay a Well-earned tribute to Major Garnet Martin. for the many efforts extended by him during his years of service in he organization, and who was directly responsible in placing Nome unit. among the top units in the Terri tory today. F
 On September l5. ie4t. the Alaska National Guard was mus tered into the services of the Armed Torres.
 In November of that year, Gar net Martin was appointed by Gov. Gruening of Alaska to organize and direct the Civilian Defense campaign being staged at that time.
 Major Martin pioneered the inauguration of an armed force to protect the boundaries of Alas ka. which has resolved itself into the organization known as the Alaska Territorial Guard. Con- gress, on December 3l, 194i, pass ed an act of authorization se create such body.
 Since the advent of this organ ization, Major Martin has been an outstanding figure in the Second Division, and it has been through his efforts and perseverance the local unit was formed. Officers and enlisted mems training came under his immediate supervision,
 It is with regret the officers and men of Nome unit view his resig- nation, but fully appreciate the need for such action at this time. CAPT. LESTER. BRONSON.
 Commanding, Nome Unit, Alaska Territorial Guard
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
Dream Pre-Vues
complished this only to stop more

kIIIng.
 In addition to Gary Cooper, Sergeant York" prominently fea- lures such personages as Walter Br.nnan as Pastor Pile, Joan Les lie, George Tobias, Stanley Ridges and thousands of others.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
Elegant Inferior

A group of Nissen huts in a barren and desolate country, be- lies the Hotel de Rink exterior. Once inside, the feet sink into soft carpets, furniture of faultless taste fills every room. There is run ming hot and cold water.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
NOTICE!

The Midnight Sun Bebeccah Lodge will hold its regular meet ing Wednesday. March 8th. There will be initiation. All members are requested 10 at- tend.
 NANCY SMITH.
 Noble Grand.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06

Regular meeting al the high school. at 1900 hours Tuesday night. Recruiting of Junior members tboYs aged a to lsl for the Juvenile Squad. will be the order of the day. Boys must have the permission of their parents or guardians 10 &e eligible for membership.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06
HOTEL DE .CINK PUTS
 ON THE RITZ
By WAR GUDMUNDsSoN
 Ap Features

REYKJAVIK, Iceland - If you should meet a foreign dignitary or high-ranking American official who has just arrived in the United States by airplane from Europe and you ask him where he slept last night he is likely to tell you that he stayed at the Hotel de Gink in Iceland. .s.s.,h' You have probably never heard the name of this before unless you have travelled by the Army Air Transport but all their hotels bear the same name the world over-de Gink.
 Roster of Famous Names
 The Icelandic Hotel de Gink has had it's share of prominent guests. The managers of the best hotels in the world would enjoy its guestbook as well as even the most successful a,Sograph-collect- ors. It includes names such as Queen Wilhelmina of the Neither lands; King Peter of Yugoslavia; Eduard Benes, president of Czechoslovakia; Harry Hopkins; o. w. I. Chief Elmer Davis; Sec retary of War Henry L. Stimson; Jack Benny, Bob Hope and Fran cis Langford.
 The manager of this hotel is not fat gentleman of the Holly wood type but young slim U- 5. Army Air Corps lieutenant and the "pageboys" also wear the Air Force insignia.
 The Hotel de Gink has only one floor.
The Nome nugget., 1944-03-06

Advertise in The Nugget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

kAY-Juns q George n. Of 50 Ken
sington. Pleasant Ridge, dear hus-
band OF the late Libbls 4. Kay: dear
father Of webb. Harold and Carlisle
Kay; brother OF Mrs. william A. Orr.
Andover, ONO; eight grandchildren
also survive. Funeral from stein
bsugh Funeral Home. 7s2o7 Wood
ward Ave, Tuesday, l y. m. Inter-
msnt Upton. Mich. $50 .. m.
MALCxEWskI June 2. Victoria,
dear mothtr OF Mrs. Leon Blesks.
Miss stella Malcrswski. Mrs. John
russy. Mrs. Carr Foyst. Mrs. Joseph
kolasa. hrs. Anthony Falcions. Frank
and Robert. Funeral Wednesday at
$50 a. m. from the wujek Funeral
Home. and Al 81. Albsrtus Church
a. 10 Q. m. Intsrmsnt Holy sepul-
ebre csmstsry. Buffalo papers please
copy.
wRiGHT-chsrIss g., Jun. 4. b2is
Middlessx, Dearborn, beloved nus.
band OF Eveiine. dear father Of Mrs
Marjory Tremors. stepfsther OF CTR
cult Judge Lila Nsusnfeld. Mrs. Rita
Blum Mrs. Florence Remington.
Harold and Cecil Neuenfeld. also 8
grandchildren. Services Wednesday,
1850 .. m. from Mcfarland Funeral
Home, btoi schasfsr road. lntsrmsn.
Acacia Park Cemetery. $3.50
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc,
1882 II JEFFERsON III 2i7s.7s
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EKHARDT-Juns ]. otts A.. at
husband OF Metella; dear father OF
hatcella AEnes and Otto A, Jr. /;
brother Of Mrs. Joseph Drolshagsn.
Mrs Fred Ekhardt. Mrs.. Louis
Becker, Mrs. Herman Brusekner and
the late August ana Edmund En-
hardt. Funeral from Fred q. Mar
shall Sons parlors, 64b2 n. Jsffsr-
son Ave, Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
KuDERICk-Ms Mary, OF ss71 somsr-
set beloved wife OF the late Andrew;
dear mother OF Andrew. Funeral
from the Van Lerberghs Funeral
Home. 1890 n. Warren a. Lake
view. and Hungarian Reform Church,
ss7s Dearborn Ave, at 2. Intsrmsnt
Forestla~n.
nj EHL-Juns 2. Charles w.. OF
Commerce Lake, Mich. husband OF
the late Emma. dear father OF Mrs.
Fred w. Glatt, Mrs. Harry 4. Kol-
lin and William c. kushl; grand
father OF grandchildren. Funeral
service Tuesday Al 2 D. m. al A. n.
Peters Funeral Home. i20o7 oratiot.
SHARON - Aleids. beloved husband
OF Julia. dear brother OF Sarah
RocheleAu. Bsrnadetts Dubois, VII
tired and Edward J. Sharon. Funeral
Tuesday at 2 o'clock from Leo A.
hulawa sons Funeral Home. 4tiO
~ Aubin, and $50 al 81. Elizabeth
Church
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Deatb Aotitfs

ANENDr-Raymond j., suddenly.
June 8. beloved husband OF Della
tnss Killssnl. dear father Of Ray
mond Jr. and Mrs. Edmund Nolan.
Funeral from r. G. Buresh Funeral
Home. is&tS Greenfield road. near
Fenkell, Wednesday a. $3.50. Church
OF the Mos, Precious Blood AZ 10.
EASTWOOD - June 8, Florence s..
Sloved wife of Morris. mother OF
Robert. u. 5. Navy. and Mrs. Doris
hsldegen. Service 2 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon at r. q a ca. r. Harris
Funeral Home, i2bi Cas- avenue
JAMEs-June 3. is44. William A.
$500 Lakewood. beloved husband
Hazel. father Of William, James
- brother Of Mrs. l.. A Reynolds
Of East Freet0wn, Mass. A. Funeral
Home OF the c. n. Curtiss CO sn45
y. Jefferson, al Parker Services
Tuesday a. .. m Entompment al
White Chapel
kARLi-June 4. Thomas ]. OF i0Ii3
Devine. beloved husband Of Theresa.
dear father OF stephen KRAFT. John.
Jack. Joseph and Frank MAl)Ak and
Mrs. Mary Adsmski. grandfather Of
~ grandchildren Funeral service
Wednesday 10 a m. At A n. Peters
Funeral Home. l2057 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
TRADE scHooLs-MALE

AcETYLENE ARC wELDERs
Body lander repair inspector biue-
print reading. drafting. Diesel
WOLVERINE SCHOOL 1900 w FORT
LEARN modern bsrbsring. days or
eyes. part or full time bet Barber
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I'm MEMoHIAM
LOST AND FOUND
SPECIAL NOTICES

SCREEN AND STORM
COMBINATION WINDOWS
For wood frame windows. painted
and installed prompt service; free
estimates Call 81 SASH now. start
payments Nov. LIST Easy Terms.
i0G discount on orders taken In
June
INTERSTATE LUMBER
MOUND AT 10 MILE RID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

statesmen for established whole
sale FrVcery. route popular products
craving account ara commission, on.
rericnce and references required Ap.
ply Later Bros, 1923 Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
3fs2 y. JEFFERSON vi 2i7s.7e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

nhIf-sscI slehHsn. Cor. 77nd
49, Open sis r " Walsrs Besry
n "esiuts ~ ne hSises rit Ton
Neal n The Rssks, Ma"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

RAILROADs-Opsning In locomotive
maintenance, operating and trans
portation dept's.: experienced ana In
experienced Oct into essential indus
try ". : Railroad Retirement Board
ise W. Fort Street. Detroit "a. Mich
ROUTE wholesale bakery
delivery. SEQ per week and up. rs.
sentiai industry, Apply Peter Par
Bakeries. .2ios Mcclellan, LIE 33os
ROOM clerk. transcript experience
See Mr. Aibrecht. afternoon or eve.
ming. Apply savarins Hotel, i3iis
East jefferson.
Statesmen, experienced: mems fur
ntsh.rgs salary Plus commission
steady work. opportunity Tor qulch
Advancement Apply Mr.. watson
United Shirt Distributors. le71
sALEsMEN for established whole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

MECHANICS with -toois for Grey
hound Lines: essential progressive
and postwar positions. rare oppoTtu-
nifty; excellent wages. Apply 33il
w. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

TWO watchmen wanted: 3 good post.
war future. Good salary. Apply en-.
pioyment Office. BAgisy Ave. %.
trance. Hotel Statler.
rwo mechanic helpers: must be
handy on used car worn: so peP
week. plenty of overtime Dore
Baker. Grand River At Ltvsrpois.
TWO USED CAR LOT poFtes; must
be able TO change tires and polish
cars: $50 per week. time and hah q
all overtime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

MEN-Ase limit so. Essential m
dustry: genera work, bakery and
warehouse. Uniforms furnished
Cafeteria In connection. Bring re-
lease. National Biscuit CO., t9e
West Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

MEN Is yrs. and over. 90 experience
necessary. steady work. good pay
time and half over ~ hrs. Russell ~.
coach stops at bakery door. Day.
night shifts. Farmcrest Bakeries.
5s45 Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

MEMO years and over. Help the
war effort and keep IN physical trim.
by working as q walking messenger.
days; no night or sunday work. See
Mr.. Swarthout. Western Union Tele-
graph. S39 Shelby St
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

take trial balance. HSw No.
Laundry. ts<3 Noraa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

TWO used car lot porteYs: must Is
able to change tires and polish cars:
$50 per week. time and half on I'D
overtime. Bert Baker. Grand Kivsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-05

A
Forest. rY s-seA3.
JOBS OPEN IN ALL LINE6
MEN AND WOMEN
FOR OFF1CES-FACTORI
REsrAURANTA, HOrElA, STORES
WITH OR WITHOUT E,lPERIENCE
PERSONAL lntsrvisw ArranGsa
FOR EACH APPLICANT
Colonial Emp, 1850 B'way
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ais Beau
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ala 1Saa.
bien Colored - ractory vorksrs.
workers; S2s-sso-sS5. Co 1910.
FEMALE HELP WANTED
ACCOUNTING clerk. Dssrsx Corr. /.
lao0s Hilivisw. near 1snksil ana
ABLE high school 9rsduatS who
knows shorthand TO assist osfics
mgr; permanent future. sood pay.
~ i. J. HEssE. RrALroR
2t10 Eaton Tower CA e4ss
AIRCRAFT rtvetine trainsss, ma.
chine opsrators, bench hands. De Soto
Division, ChrysIsr Corp. Wyoming
At Michigan.
ALTERATION woman: pan time
work on men and ladies' clothes
salary 81 hour; downtown store. Ad-
dress Box Bib. Detroit rimSs 81.
ALTERATION Sewers On 6oats, suits
and Dreeses; full-tims % Part time
positions. Apply EmpIoymsnt DSpf. !,
1th door. Kline's. 1321 Woodward.
ARC wsldsrs on navy landing eraft !:
ss-hour week; high rate % pay.
Whitehead q Kalss Co., Jsf|srson q
Coolidge. River Rouge.
AssEMBLERs, material handlers
and bsnch hand workers.; ssssatiai
war work. Electromaster. Inc, ioo3
East Mwatsr. near ye6ersoa.
ASSURED sftsf war security for
colorsd girls with an old sstahaHahed
business. TN grade sducatica neeee-
sary; ages 20 to %: choice of three
shifts. Can Mrs. Mowan, bstvssn
s:3o ana .. m. CA oOoo.
ATTENDANTS for parking loS asat
colored girls: must Be good driveys.'
1901 Industrial Bank Bldg. IA tssl.
AUTOMOBILE office girl. sxpsri-
enced; good salary: easy work; deal
working conditions. Prank Nitchsii.
1890 Woodward.
AUTO CLUB has openings Tor fiis
clerks. No Saturday afternoou Wogk
see Mr. Power, lss BASIsy ave.
BAKERY help: woman or sirl. 70
years or over: hours TO suit; no en-.
p<riencs necessary: steady; good pay
overtime; good working ce06ltbons.
Russell street coach stops ~ ylAcS,
Farmcrsst Bakery -. eets &as>sg4
BAKERY Hslp-6iris. eaks lssss.
wrappers and packers; ssooottai IN
dustry: good pay. tms and = ever
20 hours: days. no sundays OF hsli.
Gay york. Apply IN psssoa. ward
Baking Co. $500 rols1o.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, sSls "a
take trial balance. Esw No.
Laundry. te<7 Moran.
Ad-daleel., 1944-09-27

The biggest motion picture show ever held in Detroit
will be repeated for the last time. Yes the beautiful film
"Yahia All Hoob" (Hurrah for Love) featuring the world
famous Abdul Wahab and Leila Mourad and the incom-
parable film of "Majnoun Lala' which tells the immor-
tai love story of Kaiss and Leila will be shown together
and for the price Of one, at
THE DETROIT INSTITUTE of ARTS
5000 Woodward Ave. John r. Entrance
SUNDAY OCT. 8 from 3 to IL P. M: cont:
Admission SIC plus tax Children 35c
Both films have English translation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28

Many thousands, probably including your
self, are wondering, perhaps worrying about
what they'll have to pay on their income tax
next year. AS public service, The Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Liquor Board
on Blast

LANSING, Nov, Il - Pending
Gov. Kcllys return from Cali
fornia. the state liquor control
commission and It's business man
agcr today declined to comment
on Federal Judge Picard's recon-
mendation that either or both be
fired 10 end the confusion IN the
state liquor business.
81 have nothing 10 say at this
time" said William + kdmon-
son, commission chairman after
lcarnin0 of tho Detroit juriSts
blast At ms policies.
lets wait for the governor"
said LOUIS a kunZlg, the BUSH
ness manager who was named
this year bv the governor 10
"clean up the liquor business in
Michigan.
Comm ioncrs Flynn and Fry
-iikrwISr refused 10 be drawn into
the controversy pending Kelly :
return.
Meanwhile the executive office
said II was keeping abreast Of all
developments but had nothing 10
say until Kelly returns 10 his desk
either Wednesday or Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Dad Kills Son, .,
While Huntinq

-Four more persons, one a O.
ycar-old boy. were killed in hunt
inC accidents. and n Ferndale man,
en- route 20 stalk deer. was crIti-
ca.ly injured when his plane
crashed near Portland. The four
deaths brought Michigans deer
season toll 10 25
Wayne Fisher. 9, vas fatally
shot by his father Alonzo, while
hunting near Cadillac yesterday
4 report from the state cOnSer-
vatIon department said that Frank
DlckerSon OF Saginaw was wound
cd by another hunter, Harry ST
Johns also OF Saginaw, and died
on route 20 hospital The acct
don't occurred Sunday near 500
Junction
John Bruno. Is. Of Bronson was
killed yesterday while hunting in
tho Upper Peninsula near Bramp-
ton a stray bullet passed through
ms head
Chester r. McCloskey. 80. OF
9l2i Sherwood. died Of a chest
wound received while hunting
deer near Rose City week ago
George Lutheran. II. Of Garden
City died in a Ray City hospital
Of an abdominal wound which re-
suited when he was shot acct
dentally by 4 hunting companion
near Twin Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-28
Phone Dispute
In WtB S Hands

Negotiations for an adjusted
wage scale and changes in claSsl-
ficatiOns fer employees of the
Michigan Bell Telephone Co. are
UP 10 the national WLB today.
The negotiations between the
company and the Detroit local Of
the Telephone Employees Fedora
ton were submitted 10 the-na-
tional board after local discussions
ended IN a deadlock late Satur-
day
Mrs Frances Smith, president
OF the union, said the manage
ment-union disagreement centered
on four points: a 81 general in
crease in pay; reduction from
nine 10 seven years Of the length
Of time for an employe 10 reach
maximum wage scale; Detroit
wage scale in Detroit area SUBJ
urban Offices and increasing pay
differential for higher job classifi-
cations.