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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12

The trustee board of Ebenezen AME Church pre-
double choral featuring the famous Naval
Ammunition Depot Choir Joseph s. Powe, U.SNR, con-
ductor The Junior AME Choir Tuesday October z 1s45,
$500 o'clock Double Choral Concert Civic Recreation
Center Fifteenth and Chester, Bremrton, Washington to
provide funds finance the renovation of Ebenezer AME
Church and parsonage Help beautify your friendly
little church in Bremerton. Tickets sale At
downtown stores. 81 90 per person.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1945-09-12
MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SALON

Prompt, Courteous and Efficient Service at
Moderate Prices
674 jackson St. N MA. 1898
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Guild Has Dinner
And Contest

The May Porter Young Nomen's
guild u st Johns Presbyterian
church served very delicious
chicken dinner al the church on
last Friday evening A popularity
contest in which seven young
misses participated was also a
success. with Msfgarct Grief vim
ming first prize OF $500, Merna
Henderson second prize $3.50.
and Jacqneline Woods third
ptize sioo
An ENJOYABLE program vas pre-
senied by young pcople Miss Rose
mary Graham gave we'll render
ed Interpretation OF Chopin's Polo
naise piano solos were also play
ed by li,ile Margaret Grier Carol
Ann Watson and Cpendolyn Cor
don MISS Rernadine Watson was
pleasing in her vocal solo and Miss
Gloria Grigsby played Iiandels
Largo on The violin Mrs. 8 r
Giiesby was The accompanies for
ne vocal and Violin solos The
contestants looked very pretty In
ihs.f 'ons dresses Of pastel shades
Mrs odessa rfo'ter The presldeni
OF the guild was the mistress OF
ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Filler Goes East

II Roger y. Cater. accompan-
led hy his charming Young wife.
Doris lef' rhs CRY for New York
fof reassIsument % dur, The
Young officer. combat pilot with
The famous sa-nd AIR Squadron
attached 20 the famous ss'h Air
Squadron was held prisoner by
Nazis after being sho' down IN
Germany for several months He
WAS liberated April 20 and return
"a 20 THIS country May % While
in ne iiy tho lieu'ensn hos been
ire house guest ~ he Vim s.
Fnners stl Trowhrldse parents
~ his wife
~ Cater a former school
fea nov IS The son ~ Mrs Fsrn"s-
iirs Cater. Seaside Heights y J
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

MrS Flelus Wore becoming
gown ~ pink chiffon with ac-
cents Of pink satin a corsagc Of
ialisman roses and pink net
gloves. Mrs rhcaiham wore a
gown Of white crepe trimmed in
sold a corsaae ~ American
Beauty roses and comb Of
pearls in her hair Miss Fields
was exotic in a Jean Carol ORR
rinal creation OF canary yellow
crepe and floral print OF
iaupe and white with an IN
scr 81 flesh colored chiffon She
More corsaee % yellow and
orchid chrysanthmums on her
shoulder.
II TIE DINING ROOM the
table was covered with a bcauti-
full Quaker lace cloth. centered
with punch howl and service.
The color scheme was carried
OUT in silver and gold.
The charming hdste.ses were
Miss Gertrude Sims and Miss
Petty Mzclle who registered
guetts Miss Marjorie Porter and
Miss Gloria Mack. who received
gifts and directed the guests.
The hoslesses are schoolmaies
and chums OF Miss LaDonne
Fields other hostesses We're:
Constance Washington Frances
MAINS Haroldine Tillman: Marie
Thornton Ruth Maynard. Doro-
thy Lurry; Vera Carl. Melba Ma
lone, neice OF the honorees and
Ollie Mae johnson who are mem-
hers Of Senior Scout Troop S..
Of which Mrs. Fields is leader.
The Possesses were very charm
ing in their beautiful gowns Of
formal attire.
Miss Doris Bell had charge Of
The program which included nm-
steal selections By Miss Dorothy
Lurry and IIaroldine Tillman:
vocal selections by Miss Vera
Carl Miss Geraldine Terry and
Aaron Hicks. Request selections
dedicated 10 the happy couple
were FL Love You Truly" al
ways Indian Love CALI "Old
Man River and you'll Away s
BE the Same Sweetheart
Sis,ers-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel T Fields also assisted
Mrs Goblin Fields. received and
arranged SITS Mrs. James Fields
JF, and Mrs. Peter Fields served
refreshments. assisted by Car
tenos Robinson uncle OF The
honorees' and Mrs Rebecca Shit
yers sister OF Daniel Fields. al
30 assisted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Young Women's Club
Honors Birthdays

The Young womens club held
it's social meeting Tuesday. June
Is, at the home OF Mrs. Hazel
Hammond OF Hawthorne street.
president OF the club. Members en-
ioyed the delicious repast served
by the hostess.
The club honored two members
with a birthday party on June %.
The honorees were Mrs. Ann
Savage and Mrs Theresa Mccoy.
club reporter. Each received
lit and cake. The affair was
held At the home Of Mrs. Savage.
on Westminster
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

Looking for Work7 Tho ia
good paying lob for y0n In oar
HELP WANTED COLUMNS.
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Gorgeous Gifts Of china. stem
ware SIX and linen. and mlscel-
laneous variety OF tokens were
bestowed upon the honorees. A
beautiful china dinner service
was riyen by the clubs and unl,s
Of The Eiks OF Reulahland Fem
pie $50 Mr. and Mrs Dozier.
Mr.. and Mrs wilkerson. Mr.. and
Mrs c. Y Cowan. Mr. and Mrs
S NJ Murphy r. g. Conway.
Mrs Earle Poole. Mrs. Ida Jack
son. and Mrs. Ruby Ayers An
exquisite linen dinner cloth was
also given by members OF Beu-
lahlana Temple 500 Of which
Mrs Fields is Daughter Ruler.
An unusual gift OF china cup
and saucer over fifty years old.
was given by Mrs a. Mayo and
her son Of fireman avenue. a
beautiful china vase dipped IN
gold was received from Nj. and
Mrs Everett Rifle OF Chicago. IL
llnois Gifts also came from Mrs.
Buena " Kelley Berry, Cd. Dt.
Soc'y OF the Daughters Of Eiks:
q Norfolk. Va. and from Rev.
and Mrs Fred o. Reid Of Nash
VILE Tenn:
Out-of-town guests we're Mrs
Betty Jones Mrs Lois Young. and
Mrs. Doris Johnson OF Columbus
Ohio. Local guests were MIR. and
Mrs Willie Warren. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rush Estell Miss Barbara Brown.
Richard Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie Mccullough. Mrs. Bertha
Scoti. Mrs Grady Harden. Mrs.
4. L Jefferson Mrs Susie Ros-
coe. Miss Leah Singleton, Mrs.
Cora Lee Adams. Mrs. Julia
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. II. r. May
nard and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo WALTON Miss olivia Cheath-
am Mrs. Annie Patterson. Mrs.
sadie g Bailey Mrs. Elizabeth
CANDLES Mrs. Eddie Carson. Mrs.
Pearl Williams Mrs. Gladys Ar
mold Chas Arnold. Mrs. Ora An
derson Mrs Mary Carl. Mrs.
Adair Mrs. Katie Irene Ford.
Mrs. Helen A. Green. Mrs W. VI.
Macarthur Mr. and Mrs. syl-
Nester Jones Mr. and Mrs G. f.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07

Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Erving. Miss Dorothy Erying. Pc
ter Fields. James Fields. Jr.. DAN
lei Shiycrs. Mrs Lena Watts. Mrs.
Rose Williams Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas TYLER. Mrs. S. s MizelIe.
Mr. and Mrs r. b. Sims. Jordan
Adams, MIR. and Mrs T. II Will
Hams. Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Burke,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul simmons. Mrs.
Pearl V. Collins. Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Davis Mr. and Mrs b.
j. WALES Nj and Mrs Ramon
Kimhrough. Mr.. and Mrs r +.
Williams. Rfuce W. Wilson. Jack
ook, Norman Ingram. Mr. and
Mrs VIM Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
Ward IIatton Mrs Louise Cur
rent Nick Mayo Miss Rose Shell
by Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick Mrs.
llorence Adams, Mrs yvonne
Taylor Mrs. Myrtle Thompson,
"a . .Nu =. sHtlldib. MIS-.
George. Miss Erma Henderson.
Miss Dorothy knight, Mrs. Ersie
Mitchell John Flowers. Mr..
Knight Chas Dickens. Benny
llamm Jr. Mrs A. Sweetie.
Mr. Pinkston Miss Matte Pur-
due Mr. and Mrs Geo Reynolds.
Mrs Alma Frazier. Romulus
Michigan Mr. and Mrs Willie
Clark Inkster. Michigan; Mrs.
Beatrice Griffin. Norinc GRIMM.
George J Jones, Stanley Fields.
Mrs. Mollie wilkerson. Mrs. car
lie Davis Mr. and Mrs. sydney
N Murphy and many Others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
YOUNG FOLK
CHATTER
Nv yICKY JORDAN

For the past few weeks one OF
the lovely young ladies OF 25th
street. Miss Jean Camp. has been
disappearing over the week-ends.
In had lot OF us puzzled for
a while. but al last the mystery
has been solved. IL has been dis
covered that Jean slips away TO
Midwest with her parents 10
spend the weekend at their cot
tage Since the cottage Is only
across the lake from Green Pas
lures camp. she often spends
some time entertaining The coun-
selors The counselors really APP
preciate her hospitality because
they can relax On their time Off.
The fights held az the Olympia
on Friday. June 20, were great.
Spencer made swell show until
about he fifth round. when he
began 10 tire Then Willis stepped
in and showed what he was real
ly made OF About the eighth
round Spencer was early
knocked Out. In the tenth round
he was "out on his feet but he
was determined 10 make II fight
10 he finish, and he did. Willis
not only knows how 10 fight. hut
he also has his witty way Of
boxing. Spencer Is game fight
er.
Friday. June %. was another
cventful evening al the Urban
League Girls in semi-formal
gowns of many colors and the
boys In dress clothes we're seen
going in and out. The dance was
given in honor OF some OF the
June graduates. by the "Co-eds =
The guests OF honor we're. Alice
Branily, Eta Hurry. Matte Nc
Cullough, Lillian Owens. La ya;a
Rechie, Jean Scott. and Patricia
Whitby. other guests were Her
bert Craig Charliia Whiiby. Don
aid Nc Tyre. Bernecia Hill, James
Fritz. Mary and Marie Davis.
Peter Strong, Jeanetia BODY,
Jack Maddox. Dorothy Priestly.
William eileen. lrma Jean Seiger.
Willie Boyd Harold Bleweit.
Louis Wanzer and others Every
one had great time dancing
10 the music OF Burrell Dudley
Wandering around on The 5th
floor OF Hudsons. ran into two
cute girls. Miss jeanne Jackson
and Miss Gwene Pryor. They said
they were looking for shorts for
the great Fourth OF July" occa-
sion. A group OF girls and boys
hope 70 20 TO Green Pastures
camp 10 spend some OF the dav
with the counselors. II they 70.
they viii take in such sports as:
riding. swimming. rowing. dane
ing and o'her things. The low
down on this great day will be
found in next weeks issue
Visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob II. Allen and Miss Dolores
Penn are Miss Penn's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes and
her grandmother Mrs. Eva Lee
OF Pittsburgh. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhodes will be here until next
Sunday July s. Also travelling
with them is Miss Princess
Rhodes. Dolores Scotty.
Any young folk having chatter
Of social. educational. or racial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
HAPPY COUPLE OBSERVE 10Th
ANNIVERSARY ATRECEPTION

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel T. Fields of Scotch avenue
celebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary in their
home Saturday June 80.
The receiving line formed against the back
ground Of the beautiful fireplace. while lovely summer
flowers adorned the In the receiving line Mrs
Georgia r Chcatham, mother of Mrs Daniel Fields
James Fields Sr. father Of Daniel Fields the honorec
Mr. and Mrs Daniel T. Fields: Miss LaDonne Bernyce
Fields daughter: and Marvin Owens Fields. son of the
couple
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
Pupils In Recital

More than two-sooie piano pup
IFS Students Of Elizabeth Holden
Voo3ley Neie heard in recital
SUNDAY evening july ! This was
the fourteenth annual spring and
summer presentation by Mrs.
Ncoalfys young piano charges
The recital was 10 the social rooms
~ I.ncy Thurman Branch NNCA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
YWCA Executive
At Race Relations
Meet At Fisk

Mrs. Madeline Fowler. executive
secrefary OF the Lucy Thurman
lWCA, lett last Friday for Fisk
university in Nashville, Tenn.
where she viii attend three
weeks race relations institute. DR.
Charles Johnson. OF Fisk. is In
charge Of the institute
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-07
New Units Star
Nation Wide Tour

A new Negro unit starring N.
famous Nicholas Brothers dam.
ing team. starts nstion-wid.
tour on July 3 At Raleigh. Nor,h
Carolina. After touring the sou,h
on one-nighters. this unit. cansa
"Hep-Sations OF 1915" will MA,
the country's leading lhearr.,
from New York City to Holly.
wood.
The dancing OF the Nichols,
Bros. has been featured in 70,
theatres and clubs from coast n
coas, az well az IN flock =,
movies. including stormy weah.
err Sun Valley serenade. ana
"Tin Pan Alley" among manv
others The famous brothers w,r.
recently reunited after period
Of year during which Favars
the older brother. served In N.
army.
Dizzy Gillespie. the grea, new
trumpet star. recently chosen b,
ESQUIRE MAGAZINE for It's All.
American band heads an IL.
piece orchestra featuring N,
Diet. Dizzy is the bic excite.
meni Of send street these dav.
for his great instrumental work
outstanding arrangements and
colorful personality. The Gillespi.
band will play for the show and
for dancing
Patterson and Jackson recent.
ly featured in New York AZ m.
Zanzibar Cafe and at T.oews
State. provide the comedy. Lovely
June Eckstine. wife OF Billy Eck.
stine. is the singing attraction N
he show and Loyev Lane.
elamorous and exciting looking
young lady, will be featured n
her exotic dances.
interests. and who would like "a
see Il in type, send II 10
Nicky Jordan
elt6 ST. Antoine 81.
co Detroit Tribune
Detroit. Michigan
Looking for Work. The i q
good paying iob for yon In our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
ALL THE COMFORTS OF A LUKE JOINT"

ABOARD A COAST GUARD MANNED ASSAULT TRANS PORT IN THE. PACIFIC (SpeciaD The mess deck of this four-in- vasion veteran now has all the comforts of roadside duke joint" back home, admitted Stuart L. Parker, a Coast Guard combat correspondent.
 Searching for a way to provide music free of the static which in terferes with overseas broadcasts, three of the crew built an auto matic photograph.
 Harry Levanthal, 24-year-old carpenters mate, of Brooklyn, N. Y., made the case-complete with enough lights and scrollwork to be a credit to any cocktail lounge.
 Victor J. Gallik, 30-year-old electricians mate, of Irwin, Pa, did the mechanical work, and Robert Tucker, a combat artist from Chicago, added artistic touches in the way of paint work.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Mass Production
 Can Be OverdOne

CARTAGENA, Colombia-(P)- Indigestion received a free treat ment in this Colombian port when river boat loaded with ten tons of bicarbonate of soda sank in the stream which supplies the city drinking water. Health Officer Andres Rodriguez Gomez said the addition of so much soda to the water wouldn't hurt anybody.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
PVT. STAN AMAROK HOME ON FURLOUCH

Pvt. Stan Amarok arrived home this afternoon from Whittier, Alaska, where he has been serv- ing on the docks. He is on a 45- day furlough and will visit his parents, MT. and Mrs. Joe Anna rok. Pvt. Amarok expects to be transferred to the Nome base by the time his furlough is over.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Aluminium Co. Must Split Up For Competition

WASHINGTON, Sep. 17-lP- Attorney General Clark told Con- gress the Aluminium Company of America should split up into a number of competing companies. His contention is that more com- petition in the aluminium industry is essential to national security and business prosperity.
 In a report to Congress on the industry's reconversion and sur plus property problems Clark wrote monopoly and the burden of war production expansion was hampered by the fact there was only one experienced company in this stratgic industry upon which our airpower depended"
 At Pittsburgh the Aluminium Company commented "the report of the attorney general is an ar gument for government subsidies of operators of government owned aluminium plants. Subsidies, whe- ther they take form outright by grants of taxpayer money or in discriminatory power rates, or any other form of discriminatory fed eral aid are inexcusable."
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
SATURDAY GAMES National Leauue

Philadelphia 1, St. Louis 3. Bos- ton O, Cincinnati 2. New York g, Pittsburgh B. Brooklyn 12, Chica- go 5, which was incomplete game of July thirty; Brooklyn 6, Chi cago 2.
 American League
 Detroit 2, 2; Washington 4, 3. St. Louis 4, &; New York 2, 3. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 6. Sec ond game postponed on account of rain Chicago at Boston postponed on account of rain.
 Pacific Coast League
 Los Angeles 3, Oakland 4. San Diego II, Portland 4. Hollywood 4, San Francisco 2.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
MRS. WILLIAM CAMERON ADDED TO SCHOOL STAFF

Mrs. William Cameron has been added to the teaching staff of the Nome High School due to the res ignation of MT. O. Halverson. Mrs. Cameron has very kindly assisted many times before in filling va cancies temporarily.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Andre Tardieu, 68, Dies In France

MARSEILLES, Sept. 17-tP- Andre Tardieu, 68, former Pre- mier of France, died Saturday night at his home in Menthon Riv- iera.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17

Cleveland 3, 5; Philadelphia 0, 2. Chicago 5, 6; Boston 3, 1. St. Louis 6, 4; New York 2, 5.
 Pacific Coast League
 Lon Angeles 6, 2; Oakland II, II. San Francisco 3, II; Holly wood 4, 1. Sacramento 1, 5; Seat tie 5, 1. San Diego 1, 2; Portland 2, 4.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
John Mccormack Dies I'm Dublin

DUBLIN, Sept. 17-IR-John Mccormack, world famous tenor, died in his Dublin home after a brief illness.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Pacific Coast League
SUNDAY GAMES National Leaque

Philadelphia 4, 3; St. Louis 3, 10. Boston 4, 4; Cincinnati 3, 5. Brooklyn ?, 2; Chicago 3, 4. New York 2, g; Pittsburgh 3, 2.
 American League
 Detroit ?, 5; Washington 3, 4.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Slo l!ljI; ojRTI;Il!B|o
FRIDAY GAMES National LeaQue

Brooklyn 2, 6; St. Louis 3, |. Philadelphia 4, o; Chicago 3, 6. New York 2, Cincinnati 5.
 American League
 St. Louis 4, Boston 1. Chicago New York game postponed. De- troit 1, Philadelphia 0. Washing ton 6, Cleveland 5.
 Pacific Coast League Sacramento II, Seattle 3. Port land 6, San Diego 4. Los Angeles 5, 10; Oakland 4, l. Only games scheduled.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Truman Returns To Washington

WASHINGTON, Sep. 17-{P- President Truman returned to Washington last night after a weekend air visit to his folks in Independence, Missouri.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17

Maybe we have housing short age, but the Japs ran out of towns.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
A.B.C. Begins Coast To Coast Broadcast

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17-R) Broadcasting Corpo- ration, the nations newest radio network began a coast-to-coast sixeen-hour a day operation to- day, with dedicatory remarks from its nineteen member stations.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17

ATTENTION PIONEERS "A special meeting of Igloo No. will be held this evening ali $500 PM. in the City Hall.
 Robert Baldwin. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17

D R F. A M T H E A T R E
 NOME. ALASKA l Show. Sept. l7 and l8. 7:30 PM. MONDAY and TUESDAY BROADWAY RHYTHM" GEORGE MURPHY.
 GINNY SIMMS. CHARLES WINNIGER And "PLUTO'S PLAYMATE" l Show. Sept. ls and 20. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SOMEONE TO
 REMEMBER" MABEL PAIGE. JOHN CRAVEN. DOROTHY MORRIS SEVENTH COLUMN" and FOOD AND MAGIC" 2 Shows. Sept. 2l. 7:l5 & g PM.
 FRIDAY
 HAIL TO THE RANGERS" CHAS. STARRETT
 "A. HUNNICUTT
 NORMAN WILLIS HOLD THAT LION" And "YOKES ON ME" l Show. Sept. 22nd. 7:30 PM.
 SATURDAY
 "THE LADY AND THE MONSTER"
 LEWIS STONE
 MICKEY ROONEY
 CECILIA PARKER And "PORKY'S POOCH" 2 Shows. Sept. 23. 7:lS & g PM.
 SUNDAY ANDY HARYD'S DOUBLE LIFE"
 VERA RALSTON
 RICHARD ARLEN UNN CTnNHEYA
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17

WORK WANTED-Woman wants domestic work. Call Main 131.
 112- 1tp
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
Clear Heads Choose Calvert's

FOR SALE-30:40 Krag Rifle with 2 boxes ammunition. Call Main
 96. 111-2tp
The Nome nugget., 1945-09-17
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOUND-A large bunch of keys Inquire Nugget Office.
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Bus Drivers Hedge
On Snappy Answers


ST. LOUIS, Mo.-WD-H a st.
Louis streetcar or bus operator
'.sasses'' you it may be that he is
tired or it may be that he is in
sured against layoffs., for. being
sassy. -. IN.
It is estimated that 10 per cent
Of the Public Service company's
operators are insur ed against sal.
airy loss resulting from passenger
complaints, accidents or unfair
treatment" by the company.
The unique insurance, issued by
the Locomotive Engineers and
Conductors Mutual Protective As
sociation Of Detroit, pays $3.50 a
day to drivers suspended as pun
ishment and $500 in event OF dis
charge. It costs from $1.50 to So
month, depending on the amount
|of protection desired.
The insurance is frowned on by
both company and union officials
who feels that it tends to create
Indifference and carelessness IN
work but neither group has taken
any definite stand in the matter.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
NEEDS OLD BLOOD

Rome.-The shedding looks tough
for new Premier Alcide de Gas
peri unless he can get some. elder
statesmen to join his government.
He's expected to continue wooing
such men as Vittorio Emanuele
Orlando, Francesca Saverio Nitti
and 1vanoe Bonomi, feared by
leftists as THE Three Musketeers
of Monarchy"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
RUSSIAN TRADE

PARIS. - If the French expert
ence with Russia is an indicator,
the Soviet won't be able to re-
sumo two-way international trade
before 1948. A French mission try
ing to negotiate commercial
treaty. notably for wheat. was told
the Russians were willing but
couldn't export anything sub
stantial for two years because of
needs at home. x
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
SALES NUDGER

WASHINGTON. - G. overnment
officials have suggested tina, the
U. S. aircraft industry set up
more aggressive sales program in
Latin America. The British have
taken unusual steps there. Now
the Army is considering speed
flight to some South american
city, probably Rio de Janeiro. This
would attract attention II U. S.
air proves and perhaps nudge
the industry.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
ROLLIN' HOME

WASHINGTON. = The Army
says it is running from two to
three weeks ahead of schedule in
getting the boys home from Eu-
rope. 1t estimates all European
troops VIII be back by midi anu
airy except about $4,000 attached
to occupation and "close-out'
forces.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-25
NEBRASKA POLITICS

OMAHA, Nebr. - Friends of
three term Republican Gov.
Dwight P. Griswold say he still
answers with a grin if asked when
he is going to file as a candidate
for nomination to the U. S. Senate
The seat to be filled next Novem-
Der is now held by Hugh A. But
Ter. +.-
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INDOCHINA ROW

PARIS. - France may socn eX-
plode over the bill China is send
ing her for occupying northern In
dochina. The French say Chinese
demands per month are more than
indemnities the japanese asked
for year.
The French are also irked at the
Americas for helping Chinese oc-
cupation troops 60 back to China
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COMMANDS LIVE ON

LONDON. - Britain's famed
commands are passing from the
Army scene, b u an undisclosed
number Of commando units will be
formed in the Royal Marines.
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AGRICULTURE NOTES

BRUNSWICK. Me. - Canned
ready-to-cook potatoes, w h 0 | e,
sliced or cubed, are being pro-
cessed here.
BERKELEY, Calf. - The Cali
form Farm Bureau Federation is
new state crop.