davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-03-16
Rock Pitcher Quits Mucks

FREDERICK, Md, Mar. 16 (P).-
Rookie Pitcher Phil Daubert has quit
the Athletics because of the recur-
renee Of a football shoulder injury.
Evening star., 1945-03-16

Santa Fe trains are now rolling across
new double-track steel bridge near
Topock, Arizona, speeding up vital war
traffic along the route to Tokyo through
California's ports of war.
This new Santa Fe bridge removes the
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15

gen IN Der WeiIttdr. uno 8i0tlberpol'
tung Der amertfaniI6en BeiosungS"
3one un6 l6retbt oaritber tDortllb:
Typical of the un-An7erlcan pol"
icies for which they must assume
public responsibility frequently
criticized by our army officers, are
the so-called Gestapo methods
used in handling Germans. Much
of our police work is done by Ger
man refugees who tOere drafted ln'
to the United States Army during
the war. Many of them Uere hur'
riedly commissioned as officers
uUhen Interpreters for occupied
Germany Were needed. Nazi &c"
stapo practices are the only police
methods that they knoW.
G5 Ipri9t einerieit5 fir bic per-
I0nlide Ani itdn0igfeit Der ameritonl'
Ihen Ar1nee, bob ibre Sffi5iere uno
MQanl6uften oarunter leioen, oaB
man lie 5u DeItopo>Otetbo 5pingt
- es lpr1d)t anOer1e1t5 dOef OQ5 SO@
oesurtciI ii6er oie geiolnte amerifo-
niide 9eloblmgspolitif, 0oB Elm Der
ortigcr Normurf nud) ietb5 V}onaten
9ouer aus ben &reilen Ser eigenen
9lrmce beruu5 offentlih erboben
Dir0.
Nebcn Dem nnuteriellen 8eriugen,
pie cS Ser Sonoerberid]t BON gDron
@ricc uno ser Iblbie05bericbt bon
General giienbomer oftenmaBi8 felt
itel1t, lit oiele5 m a i d 9 t.
lagen Ser amerifoniiden 9eiut=
ung5politit nod folgenidmerer unO
entldci0enoer. - Ser outstanding
combat general, Ser oiele gin3el=
betten in Die Oeffentlidfeit gebradt
bat, foBt oo5 moroliIde 8erlagcn Der
omerifanil6en 8elabung5politif III
Oie flol1i1d)en 8orte 5ulammen: I'VE
fought the Revolutionary War to
establish the rights of man. We
fought the Civil War to free the
slaves. We fought this lUar to loose
for humanity tUhat tUe tUon in the
other ttUO tUdrS. -
A. Schmidt, Kanada.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
rs. Dssi,lber

Ielbffii6tigen uro ben Grieoen oes
2onoes gefdr6er1bett Sberberri4dfts-
anIpri6en btenet Oh i'm Sntteren
oes 2anbes ODER gegeniiber oent
Iusla1to.
Ueut, 6onn, fatboltfde Grauen
uno Mab6en! arbeitet obne Inter.
LAB, obne ienols gua entmuttgen 5n
loiien our6 5dpieriefetten ODER
Stn6ernt1ie. Moeet Sbr forti6retten
unter Dem 8onner oes gbrtitfonigs,
unter Dem 56use Setner tunnoer"
barren Mutter, als 8teoerberitellerirt'
nen bes Seins, Der Samilie, Der @e'
ieaf6nftl M0ge oos gottlt6e Bobl"
pollen uuf gu6 berabfommen tn ret'
den Stromen: Elm @oblmollen, als
oeIien 1nterpfanb 8tr aud nit al
Der 2iebe l1nieres baterliden Ser5ens
oen Npotoltlden Segen ertetlenI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
Dpr DtRnPranft1au
hrutd1rr 5tdhtr

Ga5 0eutide @ei1tes= uno &ultur-
leben lit inmitten Der entlebli6en Scot
nidt erltorben. @5 lit gero0e5u er-
Itaunlib, nit melder @nt1dlo1ienbeit
ungebeugte oeut16e O11nner an 0ie
rte1tgen Brobleme oeS 8ieoeroufbouS
berontreten. Son groBem SntereI1e
1tn0 3. 9. bic folgen0en 91uS3iige aus
Nu5fitbrungen bon Yrof. Or. @eorg
Sin, Dem Setter oes boDeriI6en 2an-
Oe5omtS fir Dentmnlpf1ege uno
@ouptidriftleiter ser ,Gbri1tliden
&unIt:
9ie 9itler-3eit bot uns 3er1t0run-
gen binterlallen, 0ie pobl gum er1ten
Dfale in Der neutrality-suspicious. bic
5rogen 0eS 8ie0eraufbaues gu einem
9lufgobentompler 1peiten, tpie er in
abnlidem umfange nod feiner &C.
neratlon our 2oiung gelteQt poroen
lit. &ompfte man friiber ol5 Gent
malptleger Inn ein5elne f1einere o0er
groBere Sbiefte, 10 1tebt man beute
Dor beflem1nenoen, Dor gigQntilden
Problemen, Die et1pQ Dem Der 3er=
torten 6ronfenIto0t Wiir5burg bon
Der nur nod Elm @rGberfel0 bon aus
9ebronnten &alfpanoen, ragenoen
Sur1nltllmpfen unO meiBli6en Sup
pel19olen fiinoet. giirnberg 1tebt il
l1l6t o1el nad, &pabreno Dtiinfen,
4u9Sburg, 9ll6offenburg, 92otb ben-
burg, 0onoumortb Oogegen trob al
Ter SermiItungen INNER nod ols
Srgani5men bon be1pegten 2e6ens
er1Helnen mogen. O3it oonfborer
6reuoe - tie glei6t Ser bes Mieoer=
lebens nit einem icbon totgegloubten
&inoe = begriiBt man ouf eilieer
Jobrt oas auftou6enoe unoeriebrtp
Bilo bon Ginfelsbubl, Sdienfurt
ytlltenberg, Waiierburg. uno 1elb!1
Gln5elpertpiiltungen, Die man in nor,
molen 3etten als fur6tbar ongeipro.
den bate, Die Der 9olnbeneil1ld)loo
i'm WeItteil Der @eorgs- Stride IN
Jtorollngen, n1uten beute als pi1 ct.
tro9lider, neil oo6 reparobler 5ha.
ben an.
GS gebt beute ni9t mebr Inn Gin.
5elneS, oenn gan5e StGote miillen
ols geIamtfunltperf gerettet ner0en
Sle moren pouenoeter, idoubare1
AuSorud gemaltiger oeut1 16er &c.
1dldtsperiooen, pie ettpa Gotben.
burg oh Der Eauber nit leinem qoti,
lden U}ittelolter ooer 8iir5 r5burg mi1
Der bodIt rei5pouen 5pntbele bon
Oflttelolter 1u1o 8arod. D1on 1teb1
ltunoenDeiie oer5meiflungsbou po,
ben Broblemen uno ood gilt es, eint
Solung in barter, ebrli6er Nn1tren
gung gu finoen.
U}oglidfeiten oes 8ieoeraufboues
elmer 5erit0rten 5to6t gibt es notiir
li4 manderlei. 8or 5tpon5ig Sobrer
fonnte man cine Stoot mie Sppau
als rei6lid) 8aumoterial un6 gr
be1tStrafte borban6en moren, it
groB3iigiger, ipltematiIber 8lanunt
in einem 3uge mieoer erlteben lal1en
, 9eute lit olleS i6Dieriger getpor6en
/ Wton fam rooifal borgeben, tunn 81,
Erlimmeritdtten i'm Snnern lieqer
lo'ien, BEN IuBenring nit MaIdine1
einmol3en, oarauf einen @urte[ boz
adtltodigen Sauiern bauen uno ia
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15

mus un6 bic @np0rung iiber bic ME
pergeBbore 8erlesung Der Wenider1'
piir6e itn6 nod 10 friid, onB oos
Oeitleio nit ben 6eutlden 2etoenoen
BEL man6en oft falt teinen gtoum
mebr bat. SSebt ober, na6oem IN ee'
miI1en oeuti9en StGoten groBe 8e'
p0lferungsldtdten, gnlommlungen
ungIiidIider Slii6tlingsmollen uno
Dor oI1em oie &inoer INNER nebr
Dem gerbungern uno 5iedtum aus
geliefert iino, lit Oer 9lugenblid ge'
fomn1en, 0o mir, gum SAB obnebin
peniger Iegitimierten, friegsberi6on-
ten 56mei3er, belfen miiiien uno BEL
fen tDollen.
unIere Silfe miro feline blinoe lein,
Tie gilt ben unglitdliditen uno &C.
fabroetiten, Dor ollem ienen &tnoern,
bic ni6t mie un1ere &naben uno W}a0s
hen, Warme l&nO @liid Der Sugeno-
3eit erfabren 0urften. 8ie fOnnten
mir nit gutem @emiiIen an Die 6eier
Oe5 Be)talo55i=Sabres beran geben,
menn mir einen Sell Der europdiI6en
frieg51eiOenoen Sugeno bon unierem
Ofitleio uu5ihIieben un0 10 oaron
hinoern 1poIlen, Y}itbauer elmer BEL
iercn elropailden 3ufunft 3u iein.
Ter politiide, ou6 no6 10 bere6-
tigte 0roQ bat Dor 10 namenloIem
@rouen 81 ldDeigen!
@ir 1tn0 ent1dlollen, lofort cine
Heibe Don Qftionen ein5uleiten, Oie
un5 beion0er5 Oringeno erideinen,
lmo 9tttionen, Sic lfon in Gang ge=
lcbt 1ino, no6 nciter ous5ubouen.
Wir rllfen olle &reile unlere3 Gol-
fe5 uuf, it'd - obne OoB oa0urh Die
lNmci5eriiben SiIf5nerfe fir anoere
Golter irgen0me beeintrd6tigt per=
Den - binter Oiele 8eltrebungen gu
ltellen unO NIT ibren Spfern 81 err
Im0gliden, OaB gerettet miro, mas
noH gerettet mer0en funn. Our6 bic
Wehrllng 0es 8ei1te5 Der 9e66lten=
liebe unO Der 8ormber5igfeit Iiefern
mir S6mei5er gum WieoeroufbQlt
unlere5 gelcbanoeten WeltteilS einen
lurerer 2lrt un0 8eltimlnlng gem6-
ben 8eitrag."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
pap1t ptus XII. iihrr biz
Aufgahen nRr Trau
in npr 6rBrnnar1
(SdluB)

Gs banoelt ltd bier nibt 10 1ebr
um Die Jrage eng umi6riebener ge,
tatt9ungen, ionoern Inn Die Dirt un6
WelIe Ser 8enertung uno Der prot,
til6en 6olgeruneen. Nebmen mir 4.
.: Die 5rage Der biirgerli9en &edte.
Diele iino ougenblidlid fir beioe sc,
Ihledter 6ieielben ober nit mie biel
mebr Geritan0nis uno @irflomfeit
miiroen lie ongenon6t, penn Der
Nonn uno Die Srou ii6 gegenleitta
ergan5ten! Gas Seineefiibl uno oos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der sSrou, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
Dir 5trmptz t1tnhtlt11Rrt
fir Dputthlanh-G Gtlfr
A. Schmidt, Kandda.

9lnt 20. Sftober tagte in Often in
Der 5hnei5 ouf Geranlallung Der
Sdmei5eriihen Somml1iion fitr
0eutlhlono-Silfe uno Ser 5dmei5er
Spenoe cine &onferen5 al ser Srgus
nilationen, Die iid an Ser 0urdfiib=
rung BON Silfsattionen in Geutlb-
LAMB interellieren. ginleiten0 gab Or
81. 81. 2inot einen tur3en 8eribt ii6er
Die gum Sell furhtbnren Hot3uItan0e
in Deutldlon0. Sm InidluB tpuroe
Die BON Der Sdmei5 aus 5u lei1ten0e
9ilfe beiproden un0 cine m0glihit
frudtbare 3uIommenarbeit oIler
9ilfSorgunilntionen fe e1tgeIegt.
ShlieBlid) faBte 0ie Beriommlung
oen einmiitigen Bel9IuB, nit Dem
folgen0en 2lufruf Dor Die Seffent1id>
felt 81 treten:
uAu5 peridie0enen @egen0en
0eutidlon05 treffen 8erihte 5upers
laiilger Iugen5eugen elm, na6 0enen
Wtillionen franfer, bungernoer, OBJ
0adloier Vtenlden einem unbori tea-
barren Glen0 entgegengeben. Gin Mo1-
len Iterben unter ben &inoern lit UNI
Der1nelolid, Denn ni6t oie Nftionen
Der Barmber5igteit einleBen. Sol0a=
ten Ser 8eIuBung5madte ieIber 1teben
erl6iittert Dor S3enen unerb0rter
Scot, unO englilde 5taotsmanner
baben eS offen uu5gelpro6en: Gin
pbDltlder unO geIItiger &ranfbeit5+
uno SeudenberD in Geutlblano lit
cine 8efabr fir gang europa. Die
gtotIdreie aus Ieutlblanb itel1en uns
Shnei5er Dor oie Notmenoigfeit Ell.
ner ralhen gnti6eioung. Die Ser.
treter uller 9ilf5perfe, Die an 0ie1er
Sonferen5 in Often teilgenon1men
bQben, ruIen unier Solf 3u unber:
5ilgliden 9ilfeleiitungen fir Die not.
leloenoen Weenl6en oe5 Nodborlon.
oe5 ouf.
Wir 1in6 bon Sen lebten geri9ter
iiber cine nit unbeimli6er 5tetigfei1
antDodlenoe Not tief betpegt. Mber eS
lino nidt nur ipontone @efible, ion.
bern ernlte lleberlegungen, bie uns
5u oielem Ippea an unlere giogenoI
len bemogen boben. Gen Spfern ienes
&rieges, Dor Dem uns lopobl unjerf
yfertralitat alS auh Die ite nit Der
Woffen ihiitenoe Nrmee betpobrt ba
ben, nad uniern &raften uno Wog
li6feiten 81 belfen, gebort gu iener
bumanen Iufgaben, Die ben @runo
quellen oeS ldnei3eril6en @elens ent
lpre6en. 8enn mir ser @rfiilune
Ser Gnmoriterpfli6t aus1pei9en
ODER unier bumanitares @irfen an
gu lebr ben politifden Stimmunger
ouSllefern, ge6en mir ettpas BON
GoelIten uuf, mas iih ni6t 5ulest at
uns iel6er ridden tpiir6e. 50 tpie nil
gegen cine eloitilde 9luslegung be1
Neutralltat iino, 10 lino mir audi ge
gen cine eluItilde Iuslegung oe1
Sumonitat. Se0em bon uns lit ei
flar, buB iener Nat;onalio5 5ialismus
Der oie 8elt in cine Der grdBIi61tet
&ataItropben geitiir3t bot, nun aud
ooron Die 5ful6 trdgt, boB piel
S6pei5er, ionit tpoden, biIfsbereitel
9er5enS, eine SilfSaftion fir oeut
ide 8ebiete nur 3ogerno beioben
0as Weitlei6 nit BEN erlten uno oi
reften Spferr oes NationolIo5ialis
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-12-15
z1ntf1trpn krtrp II. grtrnRtt
(Sortfesune bon 6ette y

belt uripriingli6 berfiinoeten &riegs-
un6 sSrieoens3iele 9lmeritas i6mab'
li6 preisgegeben bat. Mu6 tpenn lie
5utpeilen einen Inlauf 5u elmer mebr
po1itipen uno fon1trufttDen auSmar.
tigen Bo1itif mott, 10 lit allem gn-
lbein no6 bon ibr elm groB5itgiges
Brogramm ni6t 3u erboffen. gS miro
- troB Ser bepor1teben0en WoSfau'er
&onferen5 - neiter getDurItelt in Der
ols our6ous berfeblt erfannten Sfs
fupotionspolitit. Die barbarilbe gnts
pur3elung BON MiIlionen Wenlden
gebt troB oler bumanitaren Bbrolen
unperdnoert uno obne irgen0Delde
Mtloerungen peiter, tpie ber tlde4i-
ide AuBenminiIter WeaiarDf lebte $50
die in 2onoon in uQer &iible feItitellte
uno tpie ii6 ou9 aus W5itteilungen
unleres Staat5oepurtements ergibt,
na6 oenen in ben nd6Iten a6t Wto-
naten fat meitere 1teben Wiaionen
Deenlden aus ben Nadbaritaaten
na6 9eutl6lano abipon0ern miilien.
Deuti6lan0 miro oonn runo fiinfuno-
1e63ig Ofiaionen @innobner baben,
ettDa 5tpei OtiQionen neniger olS es
Dor Dem &rieg in einem I'M ein DOL
leS Se61tel groBeren @ebiet botte.
Infer 5taatsoepartement ri6tete in
Dem 8erid)t iiber oie l1ml6i9tung
Der oeutlden 8ebolferung einen
ldorfen Gooel gegen Die Gi6e6oilo-
tDafei, neil oieie ritdlt6tslos l1ngorn
in Ser Slolpofei in &on3entrations-
lager gelteft ODER iiber Die @renae
geiagt bat. 9lber in Brog fiintmert
man lt6, geborgen unter Dem ruff
| lden Rrotettorat, ni6t i'm geringIten
I'M lol6e Sa0el u1o Hroteite.
Gin 2idtblid fieI i1t 6en Iebten
Eugen ouf Die ber5peifelte Sage i1
Deuti61on6. Auf elmer &onferen5 Der
oeutlden MtniiterprGitoenten in
Stuttgart teilte @eneraueutnant 2us
cius 6. Clap mit> 6aB bie Ser. Stoo.
ten binreidenoe 2ebensuittel bernns
| Ibaffen Diiroen, Inn 0oS C1ur fnopp
gum 2eben geniigen6e) Minimum
bon 1850 &alorien pro Sag Iiefern
gu fonnen.
! Dab es Die omerifaniI6e 0oirneB
BET lol9en grlei6terungen ni6t be-
ipenoen loiien miro, menn erIt Die
oolle Wabrbeit befannt piro, IGBt
Die ltetgenoe WiBbiuigung iiber
0euti6lanoS 8erlflapung in &on-
greBtreiien erboffen. 9ieler W1iBbiI-
ligung gab 1ebte 8ode Der oenofra.
tii6e Senator @oltlano bon Wiiiii-
itpi ritdbaltslos Nus0rud. SSSn elmer
Heoe Dor Dem Sennt geiBelte er Die
gan5e Sffupationspolitif, Die I9ner.
lte S6aoen fir Die 8elt1pirtl6aft i'm
8efolge bu6en 1peroer uno Die @rau-
lamtelt uno Sabgier 9fuBlanos, Die
oos 0eutlde 8olf CUR 8er5meifluna
treiben.
Cont lit oues 1poblbeitellt in Der
8elt. Sranfrei6 erbielt BON Mme-
rifa cine groBe slnleibe. Inter elmer
britiid=amerifaniihen 8ereinbarung
meroen england fiinfuno5pan5ie 8iI.
lionen 2enb=2eaie=@eloer gutgeihrie.
ben uno ibm bo5u nod bierunooier5ig
bun6ert Wilionen borgeitredt. uno
oa gtbt es 2eute, Die ni6t an Santn
CLAUS glauben
2eioer miiiien mir nit elmer be.
oauerlicben Nobridt f6lieBen. Gene.
raj Batton erlitt bel Wannbeim auf
Der Sabrt 5u einem SSagoausflug Ell.
men Iutomobilunfau unb muroe Re.
bensgefabrli6 berlebt.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
NOTICE RE CANADIAN COIN

Notice is hereby given that on and after April 18th our Bank will make a charge of 20 percent on all Canadian coin accepted. Until that date the present rate of 10 percent will pre- vail. Our patrons are re- quested to examine their stock of coin and turn in, prior to April 18th, any Canadian coin they may have to take advantage of the lower rate of exchange.
 This increase to 20 per- cent will conform to the charge being made by the Fairbanks banks.
 MINERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF ALASKA
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
PIONEERS OF ALASKA MEET

The Pioneers of Alaska met at the Whaley house for their regu- lar meeting Wednesday night The following new members were initiated. N. B. Tweet, of Teller, Martin Marion of Bluff, Frank Besloff and Arnold Rebes of An chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
Weather Report Forecast And Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
April 13, 1945

Forecast Nome: Clear today and fair Saturday. Lowest tempera ture Saturday 0. Nome Data:
 Precipitation last A hours end ing at 8:30 am. today 0.01 inches.
 Total precipitation this to 8:30 am. today 1.06 inches.
 Temperatures for last "A hours ending at 8::3O am. today: highest 30, lowest 2.
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 8, lowest 10.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest --12 in 1924; highest 39 in 1888.
 Data for other selected stations as of 8:30 am. today: Station Temp. Weather Point Barraw 10 Cloudy Point Hope 22 Cloudy Kotzebue 10 Cloudy
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
Advertise in The Nugget.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
 IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVIS- ION, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 In the Matter of the Estate of JERRY SULLIVAN, Deceased.
 No. 652
 Notice of Executor Rendering Fi-
 nal Account and Report and
 Petition for Final Order of Dis
 tribution.
 Notice is hereby given that Mike Walsh, Executor of the es- tate of Jerry Sullivan, deceased, has rendered for final settlement and filed in the above court his final account and report and pe- tition for settlement and for fin al order of distribution, and that Tuesday, June 18th, 1945, at 1O:00 o'clock A. M., at the office and court room of the above court in Nome, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the settlement of the account and re- port and for hearing objections thereto, if any there be, and for a hearing on the petition, and all persons interested in the estate are hereby notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why the account and report should not be settled and allowed and why distribu- ton of the estate should not thereupon be immediately made to the persons entitled thereto without further notice or pro- ceedings. At the hearing the court will adjudicate and decree who are the heirs and distribu- tees of the deceased and estate. Reference is hereby made to the account, report and petition on file for further particulars.
 Nome, Alaska, April 5, 1945.
 MIKE WALSH, Executor. Publish: April 6, 13, 20, 27, 1945.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
PAGE THREE

SIMON FUNERAL SERVICES
 Funeral services for Evelyn Simon. of White Mountain, will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1945


 NENANA ICE POOL
 Nenana Alaska GROSS RECEIPTS FROM SALE TICKETS
 ls44 ICE POOL
 Exhibit "A"
 Tickets Tickets Value Returned Void Lost Tickets Sold Nenana 77o 1754 5956OO Fairbanks 56OOO Anchorage 10000 16435 25 5354oOoi 223O3 34O1 189o200I Nome 4OOO 1,137 2863OO Total Cash Value-Tickets Sold $27,636OO 
 Petty hand December 3 1943 Distribution of Pool Receipts 34.3O
 s127e7oso Expense agents Exchange Charges cash transferred 1,71542 available for distribution to Ice Pool deducng other charges $12595488
 NENANA ICE POOL
 Alaska
 MISREPRESENTATION WINNERS
 ICE POOL
 Exhibit Gross Cash Receipts available for distribution to Winners before deducting Expenses other charges-Exhibit "A" $125 95488 
 Salaries and Wages $1722474 Material Telephone and Telegraph Freight and Express 25258 Exchange Money Printing Miscellaneous 
  Refunds 1,143O0 247O587 Net Proceeds before Reserve Charges $1O1 2490  Annual Charge Funds 100000 Reserve for Materials 1,754O1 Rejected Tickets added to Fund 49500 32490 Net Amount to be divided among winners 9800O00
 ICE POOL
 Nenana. Alaska
 ANALYSIS-RESERVE FUND
 CALENDAR
  Reserve Fund Balance, December 31, 3386l9 Petty Ao Cash Received from Less: Exchange and Sale Expense Al lowed Ticket Agents 17542 $125 58 o11 o7 Expense Charged against Receipts in determining distributions
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13

Gambling Free Prizes at Frontier Mite, April 21st.
The Nome nugget., 1945-04-13
NENANA ICE POOL.
 Nenana. Alaska ADVERTISEMENTS FUND CALENDAR YEAR l944

Reserve Fund Balance, December 31, 33861e Fetty Cash fund Cash Received from $127636OO Less: Exchange and Sale Expense
 lowed Ticket Agents 1,71542 $125920 58 ooo-iotal $129341O7 Expense Charged against Receipts
 In determining distributions
 to Ice Pool 7O5 87 DiS'rouuoh to winners 98,O00OO $12270587 Reserve Fund, May 31, 1914 e69s oo Deduct: Undistributed to and
 paid from Reserve for period
 from May 31 1914 13717 TO
 Petty Cash Aoe % Reserve Fund, December 3 %
 Represented by Reserve Fund, Dec. 3 1943 $3,386.19 Annual addition
 Fund 100000 Addition for 1754O1 Value of Rejected
 added to fund 495.O0 66352O Withdrawals Fund Reserve Fund Balance 1944 CD % CD Does not include Petty Fund of $35 20
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Pea, Northeast
Plan Merger

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-MerGcr
ot Pennsylyania-Ccntral Airlines
and Northeast Aitlines was APP
proved by directors Of both COM
panicS.
The proposed merger contem-
plates issuance Of one-half share
Of Pea stock for each outstanding
share of Northeast
result of this merger
which must yet obtain formal ap-
proval Of the Civil Aeronoulics
Board as we'll as stockholders Of
each airline, the routes equipment
and identity of Northeast will be
fused into the Pea system. Pend
ing necessary approyalS, each air
line viii continue 20 operate m
dependently over, the territory
they now serve
PEA with a network OF 1000
miles. serving more than 30 key
cities IN the East, South and Md
west. viii become strengthened by
the addition of more than 1000
miles served by Northeast.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
GIN Profit Says
In Third Quarter

General Motors Corp. and con-
Solidated subsidiaries for the quar-
ter ended Sept. 50. 1945. snow a
net income of $50. 79l, ,7S4, includ-
ing an income and excess profits
tax credit of S9,6l2,000 and after
deducting depreciation and other
charges. The net is equal, after
deducting preferred dividends
paid, TO 78 cents share on the
common shares outstanding dur
ing the period.
OF the 7S cents per share, 36
cents represented the results OF
operations and AZ cents the ef-
feet of utilization of the reserve
for contingencies TO absorb costs
OF reconversion.
For the quarter ended Sept. 30,
1914. net income was SAP ,227 400
or 80 cents a share. Net for that
period was after a provision of
S12, ,l27.000 for retroactive price
and =otheradi adiustmeHts- and after
a charge of So ,S77 900 for income
and excess profits tax.
Net income for the nine months
ended Sept. 30 was STAT, 749. 9.167
after charges and reserve of S123,-
$4,000 for income and excess
profits taxes. This was equal TO
$500 a common share after de-
Quoting preferred dividends.
In the first nine months of 1914
net income was $l24, ,997 ,304 or
$268 share This was after pro-
viding ST., ,363,0 900 for retroactive
price and other adjustments and
S202, ,765, 900 for income and eA-
cess profits taxes.
The net effect of adjusting ac-
cruals made in previous quarters
for income and excess profits
taxes and the provision for retro
active price and other adj
justments was 10 increase net
income in the first six months
of 1945 from S89,773 333 or S1.94
per share on common as prev
iously reported to Sll0,957, 1888 or
S2.42 a common share.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Utility Shares
Set Stock Pace

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 QNS)-
The utilities continued in control
of ihc stock marker today, domi-
mating the tape at advancing
prices while the rest Of the list
took a hack seat.
Volume was good. around S00-
600 shares. thanks 10 the long
strings Of low-priced power shares,
Commonwealth 4 Southern hit
new high Of 81, an advance of
Is point while United Corp. and
Laelede Gas were turned over
heavily for only slight gains. Elec-
tuc Power e Light was a half
point better.
I'm the industrial list General
Motor, was off on lower earnings,
L.. 5. Steel lost IS, and Schcnley
!. Rails were slightly easier.
Bonds were mixed and so were
curb prices.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
Rye Hits Sl.S5 Blu.
To Top Wheat

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (INS)-
Rye advanced today TO a 20-year
top prize Gf st.S5 bushel on the
Chicago Board of Trade, passing
up wheat as the cereal grain
scared as much as the allowable
five-cent limit.
Topping the December wheat
ceiling by 4l2 cents, rye chalked
up its biggest rye-over-wheat pre-
MUM since 1921.
The buying of rye centered in
the eeilingleSs December and May
contracts, and brought apprehen-
sion among shorts" over the
dwindling supply of the grain.
The high price was aScribed TO
the small rye crop and small
acreage, as well as A moderate
Weld.