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The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
Final Notes On The Roof Garden

SudS' OOlicS, "!io 10 III bSiC- graphic communication with the theatrical troupe enroute from Hollywood, advises that they will arrive on time tonight as per schedule. Hotel reservations have been taken care of and recep- tion committee appointed to greet them at the airport.
 AS the member sof this troupe are travelling incognito, the public is requested to be patient until they are officially introduced at the Roof Garden Saturday night.
 The Pioneers appreciate the CO., operation of the Alaska Airlines and Pan American AirWays in making special rates for those at tending from Anchorage and Fair banks. And Wien Airlines also for offering reduced fares to residents of Kotzebue and points north. Many are taking advantage of the above reductions, and indications point to heavy patronage as a re- Sult
 Bill Munz has gone "all out" for the Roof Garden and is offering a free trip to all his Kougarok GUS toners. Willie Foster says "Ill see that they all get home after the big celebration"
 Many strange faces are notice abel around town already. Hotel registers show a decided increase in out-of-toWn guests; the stores report customers giving consider able thought to the Roof Garden, judging from their purchases and general conversation about this event
 A "G.I." at the hase is quoted as saying: I'm going to win that Sill yer Fox or bust" A New Years gift to my sweetheart back in Ar kansas. He might. Raffle tickets are going fast at the base, and you know the Army.
 It. Corners, shopping at the Drug Store yesterday said: "I have my eye on the big gold nugget. What prize to take home to Bos- ton, and a chance to win it for just $l.00!
 Local bachelors are not to be outdone. They are crowding the Nome Drug Store these days. The clerks tell us they are going strong on the fur and gold nugget raffle tickets, beaming with de- light in anticipation of draping this beautiful silver fox over somebody's shoulders; handling the gold nugget and expressing ad- miration for such a rare specimen, they usually say: "If I don't win it, hope I get chance to buy it."
 Husbands, don't be bluffed by the G.I.'s and the bachelors. They have no cinch on the silver fox and gold nugget. Your chance is as good as theirs. Your wife or daughter will appreciate any of these gifts. Your choice on $10O ticket.
 We'll, the stampede is on! The trail is blazed! Fall in line. Des- tination-School Gym. Saturday night. Program begins promptly at
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
$500 XMAS FUND FOR ALASKA PIONEERS

It was learned today that the fund donated by the people of Nome for the Christmas Fund for the pioneers in the Home at Sitka. was check in the amount of $500 forwarded through the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo No. l.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
TAX REPRESENTATIVE M. H. FINK IS HERE

M. H. Fink, representative of the Territorial Tax Commission, is in Nome this week on business.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT, SECOND DIVISION, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF ELI NICOLA, De- ceased.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

Farmers make up about 23 per cent of the US. population.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

The trunk turtles shell some times measures seven feet long
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

Phone Local News to Main l25
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Dundee Edges
Out Lincoln

The Lincoln thinclads suffered
a 54is-A91s defeat at the hands OF
the Dundee track team Wednesday
! in spite OF the sensational perform
ances OF the two Rowe brothers,
Glen and Oramel, who each cap
tured an incredible three first
places and in addition ran a leg on
the winning relay team to accumu-
T, late Rowe Total" OF S2I5 points.
Jameson COPIED the only other
Lincoln first when he leaped feet
inches in the high jump.
Summary:
120 Yard High Hurdles. first
place. o Rowe. Cd; second Place,
Gensler. CD; third, Mestiller U),
time 1915.
100 yard dash. /. o. Rowe G),
:. Missler CD. 8. Noble Cd. Time
1l6.
Mile run. Barnsdale (D). :.
Briening G), 3. Ault (D). Time:
5.43.7.
40 yard DASH. Baischs (D). :.
Hansen I'D, 3. CURE (D), Time
61.9.
Low hurdles. G. Rowe D), ?.
Gensler CD, 3. Hoot CD, Time
e5.7.
$50 yard run. Nadia Cd. :.
Nicholas CD. 3. Roome, Hearl Cd.
Time 2:3l.
Relay won by Lincoln. Time l:42.
Shot put: !: Rowe, o. U). ..
Masthis Cd. Amrhein, Hearl (L).
So Il. inches.
Broad jump. CURE Cd. ?.
Missler Cd, 8. Hoot CD. IL :eet 2
inches.
Pole vault. G. Rowe CD, ?.
Smith. Brown CD. I feet 9 inches.
High jumpy1. Jameson CD, ?.
Baisch CD. 3l.Uansen 81. CURE
Cd. feet 3 inches.
go yard DASH. C. Rowe L), :.
Missler Cd; 8. King (D); Time
25.7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
HurOns ClOut
Long Drives

The Normalites held a spirited
baseball session Wednesday with
extensive batting drills the key
note Of the practice. The Huron
hitters are beginning TO tee off on
the hurlers as the numerous clouts
over the fences testify.
Catcher Hal Lagg, lib Andy New
lands, and SIS Bill Muse sent balls
over the center field fence with
Muse blasting three out OF the park.
Clare KrawcZak put one over the
wall at right center and then con
nec.ed for a terrific smash that
carried well over the left field fence
which is 3S5 feet from the plate.
Rodney Grambeau who swings
from the pOrtsids was betting the
ball all the way 10 the right field
fence which is $50 feet from the
pla.e and the farthest corner in
the ball park. Manager Chuck
Cresswell took a turn at the plate
and promptly Knocked the ball out
OF the park.
Among the batting practice
pitchers we're Ed Gilday, Howard
Messenger and Gordon Valentine
Gilday was working smoothly and
is getting so ne can put the apple
where he wants it. Messenger was
a little wild but the lanky right
handler has a lot OF zip on the ball
and a tricky sharp breaking curve
and a hitter will have difficulty
getting set against Howard.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
FOREIGN SHIP COMING

Muskegon-AP- The first for
eign vessel to stop here since be-
fore the war is expected early in
May when a Norwegian ship is
scheduled to bring a cargo Of cod
liver oil. No foreign port ships
have made the trip through the st.
Lawrence Waterway and Great
Lakes since 1889.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
HIT BY TRUCK

Detroit-AP-Carolyn Ann Aen-
cheaker, twoyear-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Aencheaker,
Worthwhile. died Tuesday OF injuries
received when she was hit by
truck.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11

TEHRAN-AP- Prince Firouz,
minister Of propaganda, announced
the Iranian government had not
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11
Sports Roundup

Richmond assured themselves OF NJ least an
break 40 training contests yesterday by clipping the
Iaue their 2n exhibition victory against lS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-11

given ANY further instruction" to
Ambassador Hussein Ala in connec.
tion with its case before the United
Nations Security Council.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-06-08

mare rnr ebrlih uno onitGnoig ge.
meien, oas flipp uno flar feItsnItel.
len. aber oieier ruiiiide Sanolan-
ger 2ange tDar nit elmer iolhen
ielbitperitdnolihen Hro5ebur nidt 5u-
frieoen. Seoenfaas lit es an eriter
STEELE ibm nno Dem fran5oiii6en
Bertreter 5rsuidreiben, oaB Ser Mus-
fbuB iid uno ben ganaen @0lferbuno
NIT Der 5oroerung blamierte, oaB oie
otplonatilden 8e5iebungen at Spa-
MEN abgebroGen peroen, tpenn Sran-
co bis September niht 5uriifgetreten
lit. Die 5oroerung tit an ii6 unange-
bruft uno ndre piel eber getpiiien
anoern Staaten segeniiber am 8las,
oa5u bat Der @usihuB nit ieiner
impertinenten Soroerung ieinen 4uf-
trag itberidritten. gs lit unoenfbar,
Dob Die Ser. Staaten uno england,
aus mel6en @riinben auh immer,
Der 5oroeruns ibre 3ultimmuns ee-
ben. gber Die 2nnge uno &onlorten
troiten ii6 mobl nit ser alten @e-
meinbeit: gs bleibt inmer ettpas
bangen!
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oes aatbolilhen GeieIlenpereins III
Gbicago uno ieit 1923 finsierte er
als 0ationalprdiioent bes Gerbanoes
Der &atboliiden @eieaenpereine bon
@merifa. Der 8eritorbene tpar bon
WfittDof, bier ltbr nadnittags, an
i'm Iuoitorinm oes &oIpingsSauies,
S11 Sofoale aDe., aufgebabrt, NO
am Otittpo6abeno cine Srauerfeier
Der Gbicago'er aolpings- -Sanlilie
itattfano. 4m Donnerstagna6nittag
erfolgte Die lleberfiibrung Der 2ei6e
na6 Der ct. Ebereiia-&irbe, mo- am
5reitag oas feierlihe Nequtem fir
Die Seelenrlbe oes Seimgegangenen
ltattfano. Die geiIesung erfolgte in
Der Samiliengrablt6tte Der Rolping
SocietD dltf Dem ct. Soiepbs-@ot.
tesader.
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@trdhrtdp,s4 j.

Wtiluanfee, 8is. - Die ct. sSran-
isfus-@eneinoe in Milpaufee fei-
erte bonn 1. Bis 9. Suni ibr fiinfuno-
iteb5igiabriges Subil1un. I'm sebn
brierte Der bodp'ite ST. 8ii6of Mat-
lbr pormittags am 1. Sum- seIe-
tbdus Nieoerbammer, O.F.M. cap,
BON Nifaragua Elm feierli6es Bonti-
fifalamt nnIteae oes bo6tp'iten Srn.
gr5bii6ofs &ileD bon Oeilmaufee,
pelder iib auf Der &ranfenIiIte be-
fano. gm ShluB Ser Seier, 9. Suni,
miro Ger bo6tp'ite Sr. 8ii6of Mpol-
linaris 8aumgartner, O.F.M.Cab.,
bon 8uam Elm feierli6es Yontifital-
amt 5elebrieren. 9ln1 2. Stunt Sele-
brierte 8iibof Nieobanmer ein fei-
erli6es &equiem fir Die 8eritorbe-
men aus Ger @enetnbe. 9ie ct
Sran5isfus= =@emeinoe, oeren Stride
it6 an 1888 Noro a. ctr. befinoet.
pur0e bon Der ct. Soiepbs- -@emeinoe
absespeigt. @uBer Der Stride, Ser
Sdnle uno Dem 4lolter beiist oie @e-
meinoe, Ser Stride gegeniiber, elm ge.
rdumiges 4uoitorium uno @pnna-
iium. Ser bodtp. Sr. Dennis Sellen
lit Ser gegenDartige Guardian, neun
&apu5iner leiften @usbilfe. 9ie @e-
tneinoe bat $500 Mitglieoer uno bic
S6ule, in melher bier5ebn S6me-
itern BEN unterri6t erteilen, miro bon
492 Sdiilern beiudt.
Chicago, 81. =. gsa6 langem,
I6peren. 2eioen peridieo am q. Mai
Der in ipeiten &reiien befannte bobm.
ST. Sermann S. @eber, BrGies bes
&atboliI6en @eieuenpereins bon Chi
cogo uno NationalprGiioent oes Ser
banoes Der &atboliiben @elenenper,
cine bon 4merifa. Sohm. Sr. @eber
er6lifte am 2. DECEMBER 1882 in
Berlin, 9eutihlanb, bas 2i1t Ser
@elt. Nah 8ollenoung ieiner buma-
niitilhen Stuoien, fam er i'm ,9e5enl-
Der 1910 nod Mmerifa uno trat als
Stuoent in oas ct. 8ernaros-Semi.
mar in Robelter, ge. g., elm. Seine
tbeologiiden Stuoien mahte er i'm
ct. Srancis-Seminar gu ct. Sran-
Gig, isis. gm 20. Nat 1915 ,purbe
er bonn bo6p'iten Weibbiibof &booe
in Chicago gum BrieIter getDeibt. SSm
2aufe Ser Sabre mar Der nunmebr
8eritorbene als @iiiitent in folgenoen
@emeinoen tatig: ct. Watbias, ct.
8eneoiftus, ct. Wartinus, ct. &ein-
rids uno ct. Ebereita. 8ariiber bin-
aus aber galt Iein Mrbeiten ilnb 8ir-
fen in gang beionoerer 8eiie o'm
&olping-@erf in Mmerifa. Seit 1920
! befleioete er Den Bolten als Brdies
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Artbritis., &beumatismns.
1nu nn6 Mtblete' s-sSpot.2 2ei6eaSe!

Wein Weittel Seelplp.MinoI brinat
beoeutenoe 2inoerung in ben meiiten
Sauen. gs lit mdrme-er5eugeno 1ino
erlei6terung tritt meiitens iofort
elm. 8iele gnerfennungsi9re
@arum iollen Sic IGnger Ieioen2
aeuberlide slnipenoung. goue sc.
brau9saniueiiung NIT ie6er 8eitel.
lung. &oitet nur SLIP per Slaide.
8etrag Doraus aablbar.
9iitributor: Mrs. $. 6. Slim,
Gonte 1, Bog Is, Oeermopb, Weina.
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WOLFRAM'S LAXATIVE
CAPSULES

uniere aus SetIfrdlstern berge.
ftelten 2aratipe Gnpiules iinb nift
nur elm milces Mbfiibrnttttel, fon6ern
f0r5ern Die 8erbauung, e1tfernen Die
@iftitoffe aus Magen ,,rb ben Der.
balutngsorsonen, it6rfen Meielben
lmrb reinisen oos @Iut. 8ei droati-
fder 8eritopflng itnb fie 1sniibertrof-
fen.
preis: $500 per 8or (Borrat ftr
2 Bis 3 Monate); $500 fiir 2 8ores.
9orto eTtra.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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reSfen mir begegnete. ste elite bon
Der Slide nit 5tpei gimern in Den
Sdnoen Dem Siibnerbofe au nno NOR
init lid) lelbit am &aiionieren nno
Sdimpfen. Satte ettpa oie &ittD ibr
oie Wtlbflai6e nmgeitoBen, ooer Elm
'groBer Sun6 Sen gimer leer gefrei-
ien, ooer gar ein milber &ange cine
2atte bonn 3aune geriiien? slls tie
mid fommen Iab, puroe lie nod lau-
ter uno lebbafter uno baitete MIDI an:
Gent 'tnal, Batter Siirtges, es
Jon ganfee Couple bereinfommen,
noat lid anidriemen loten uno Damn
bieroten. Batter &einefe betpt lie beioe
beruetiogt uno legte, ie iollen ME
mebr nieoerfommen. Wein @ott, mat
mas oe Mann amer bos!"
slllo b0ies @etter i'm 8farrbaus.
gs botte geblitt uno aud geoonnert.
Ser olte Sbor bate ieinen San1mer
i'm Sorne auf bie @olfen gelporfen
uno oas bliste unb oonnerte, bob Die
gr0e bebte Dor 9lngIt.
Wir berging o1f) etDas Der Wtut,
10 BOB i6 porii6tig eintrat unb midi
Dor oem perdrgerten 8aitor pobl in
o6t nabm. @r borte mid fommen
uno i6rie l6on: u&omm berein!"
ga laB er, bas 8irett l6ief allf
Dem &opf rno et1pas iiber oie Iugen
ge5ogen, ser l6par5e &od balb offen,
5ur StraBe geuenoet, ibaute er ourd
oas baIboffene Seniter.
set oid!" iagte er. ~&ennlt bu
oen aerl, Der ioeben bier par nit
ser 2"
nNein," ertpioerte id, nib femme
neoer tie nod ibn."
r2umpenpolf!" eab er 5uriid. ugr
lit gar nidbts, uno oa5u nod geibie-
oen. Sic lit fatbolii6, nod jung, l1no
min oieien &erl beiraten. Seine erite
Srau lebt nod. S6 n1uBte alle SSra-.
gen iteIlen, unb als i6 fragte: ,grite
Seirat?', onttportete er: ,Nein, oie
5tpeite. - SIT sic erIte Srau tot9'
- ,Nein, lie lebt.' - 9a platte i1
los uno babe iie binausgeiagt. go
etipas lit mir nod nid]t paiiiert! 9a
fomnt bos fotbolii6e WGo6en bon
bier, peiB bo6 a1es aus Dem &eli=
gicnsuntteriht, uno laBt itd 10 ber-
|einlesenl Siele bumme @ans! Die
fommt nidt Dieoer uno er aub
|niht!"
gr bate redt, bei0e famen ME
lpieoer.
9as mar cine gan5 neue grfab-
rung in ser Seeliorge. go fam es,
bob tags oarauf Ser quite, eifrige
Bfarrer nit mir iiber Dos 8eb in
ser @be iprad: MiI6eben. nSolde
Chen bube id in 8reeie iebr nenige
gebnbt, iolange Die 8emeit1oe BLOB
eine Sarnrergemeinbe mar. Seit aber
ieit einieen Sabren Die &oblenaeden
| bier eroffnet norben, bat it1 anerlei
Golf bier angeiieoelt. l1no ole Solge
Mlbeben ODER, mas ni6t gan5 10
lidlimm it, &onpertiteneben. SD ba-
be Dir glei6 bon anfang oeines Sier-
Ieins geiagt: gbeiahen uno ben
9rautunterriht iibernebme i6; bu
nirit ipdter ldon gertug Summer NIT
iolhen Sa6en befommen. = Sier, +"
iagte er, ~ttimm oieies 8u6 uno lies
es gut burd uno oenfe oariiber nod /;
Damn ipirlt on finoen, pte bieier
Wigr. Sug tpie feiner, Die Wiidebe
Hbaie fir Bbaie flargelegt, 10 baB
es leidt peritanolid lit. Ct illuitriert
Ioie @begel6i6te nit Ibrabams
grautmerbuns fir leinen Sobn
Siaaf."
(CortiptI1un fnInt)
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Maxtnttliatt-Salhp

altberiibmte &rduterIalbe, uniiber.
troffen bel
gra n b 10 II n ben
aller Irt uno Bel anoern 2eioen,
pelde i'm beigege6enen 3irfular ON.
gegeben iino.
Ereis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Sar fiir
otelenisen, Die I'M Staate Obio mob.
men.
Sour 5u be5ieben bonn
W a rtmiltan Sanitarin m
269S Spbee Mpe., Columbus 3, ..
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Stimlue 0eS TDlfeS
fiir bs Soiepbinnn1

Enclosed please find check of S.
for your students, gift which I
had promised in honor of Jesus,
Mary and Joseph.
A. J. S.
Enclosed please find 81 which 7
had promised to the Josephinum
in honor of st. Joseph and st.
Anthony. My prayer was heard.
Reader, Ind.
I am sending you So which I had
promised on several occasions. I
have been heard, and herewith I
am fulfilling my promise.
A Friend, Mo.
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@urtbiuston, >. ct. Saul, Ninn,
Samstag 8. Snnt 1916.
&ir d IN t a lenber

Sonntas, 8. SUM-: Efinsiten. -
Goangelium: Senoung oes
81. @eiltes (Sob. 14).
Montag, 10. SUM: Nargareta.
1ienstag, II. SUM: 9arnobas.
Otittpof, IL. Suni: Sobannes b. bl.
.Jacunol1s.
(Guatember- -5aiten.)
Sonnerstag, 13. SUM: slntonius bon
1aOua.
6reitag, IA. SUM: 8aiilius.
(Suatember-S SaIten.)
Samstag, Is. Suni: Situs.
(Guatember=S Soften
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Der fl. 8arnabas tpur6e ouf Ser Sniel 3ppern
eeboren. &ur5 nod 0em eriten 8fingitfeit befebrte
er fid gum Gbriitent1n1, ,lno obtpobl er nidt 51
ben 5molf apoiteln sdbl, miro fem Name ofters
8ulanlmen nit oem I'll. NauIus in Der wefebrumg
Der &ei6en Die Era6ition berihtet, bob er zines
DeartertoSes itnrb, bod lit seihi9tlih oariiber
nidts ndberes betannt Sein Set lit am IL. ssuni.
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Ser bl Columbia puroe 52t in Srlano seboren
uno galt bon friibeiter Suseno an als Dh,lter Der
5rommigfeit uno Sngeno gseiI fem eifer ben
aonis drgerte, manoerte er nod Sdottlan6 aus,
no er Die asitten betebrte ano mebr als bun6ert
&loiter grinbete auf elmer sSniel srn6ete er cine
6urd Sabrbunoerte beriibmte abtei. Ct ftarb 597
un6 lein Jet lit am g. Snni.
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rSorge fir ridtige Miidung
BON geoadtigfeit uno @ntidieoenbeit,
10 oaB on itets 5auoerit, no a1 aan-
bern tit, uno porgebeit, mo- 3utparten
bonn uebel ndre! Das 2ei9teite lit
lbper, tpenn man ii6 niht oaau ert.
iblieBen funn" @eih).
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M. 9. 6.

giner unierer 2eIer aus gotfins,
g., bat uniere anfrage betreffs aus,
iaat bon 8lumeniomen beantnortet
@ir boben polfes 8ertrauen auf ieine
Nnpeilung. 9uBeroem iiberianote
uns ser freunoli6e Seier eine SoI
@laoiola 8lumenfnollen.
gSir uiinl6ten, uniere 2eier f0nn-
ten ieBt 11niern @arten ieben. Die
bunoertllnofiinf5ig 8funO 3Diebeln,
oie mir eepflan5t, iino bereits gemal'
tig gemaAlen.
Gor etlihen @o6en batte Elm Wtit,
glieo ser r8ings OF Wercp", &ep.
Sreo Staotniiller, per Slug5eug 1ns
nit leinem 8eIucb beebrt. gtun bat
uns audi Elm ~6lping GrieIt" beluft
Sbgleid ct Elm ~5liegenoer 8rteiter
lit, fam er nidt per SuftIdifi
9lane), ionoern per Scooter. Ger
Wiliionor bate, bepor er bel 1,ns ab,
itieg, iedsbunOert 0teilen per
Scooter" 5uriidgelegt. gr muB nod
mebrere Sun0ert Ofeilen 2uftreiie
MAIDEN, beaor iein 5abr5eug Sen
afrifaniiden Oeiiiionen 3ur 8erfii.
gllng geitellt miro. l1nier 9elu6et
Oeriiderte uns, OaB 9feiien per
Scooter" beoeuteno biliger lit. 6,
oerriet uns ni6t, baB cine iol6e 2ufts
reile lpeniger angenebm lit. 8ei Jet
ner lnflnft mar er sienlif BON
Gegen our6ndBt.
Die 8ruppe ser v@ings Of
Wercp" =Wfiiiion beoient iidb bel ibren
iGDierigen Ytiiiionsnerfe Der Wotors
fraft. Is lollte uns ni6t munoern
menn eines idonen Cages elm 8eIus
der in einen u&odet" al1f lnierm
8elGnoe lanoen piiroe.
3u rnIerm 9eoauern teilen mi,
oas slbleben oes Saters 5pei uniere,
SeminariI item, Waurice unb Sbomas
Gallagher, nit. @ir empfeblen Der
GerI Itorbenen Dem 8ebete unlerer Sc
ipr
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Trager Stuhlgang und
schlechte Verdauung

iuer6en ihnen unb bouerno beboben
ourh 0r. Gbbs's 4rduter.Hiaen. Sse
baben Eaufenoen grleihter,,1g &C.
braht. Breis: 1 ShadteI nit 100
Binen. 60c; 2 Sha9teIn, 81. pIus
Sc Borto. 0itte Der BeitelIung cine
3c.8riefmarfe fir Horto beiaufiigen.
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Evening star., 1946-06-24
BY the Associoted Press

VIENNA, June 24.-Russian and
American investigators, working in
close cooperation, were near to a
solution today of the shooting of
two American military policemen
Saturday night.
The Americans. both recovering
in an Army hospital, were shot when
they attempted to stop stolen
American jeep in which three Rus
sian soldiers were riding.
Russian police and investigators
have worked with the American
provost marshal on the case from
the beginning. Russian judge ad-
vocates participated in the question
ing of suspects. A number of Rus
slams were still under questioning
today and one of the occupants of
the stolen jeep was in custody.
A Russian lieutenant was shot
Evening star., 1946-06-24

to buy only $4,000 head of cattle
within OPA compliances.
This means" the institute said,
that during the coming week-the
ninth of the OPA slaughtering quota
system-there will be many places
with no honest beef at all for the
average consumer who does not have
access to black market meat now
being sold in excess of OPA ceiling
prices"
The institute said the "trickle" of
$4,000 cattle bought last week was a
Is per cent decreases from the al
ready low number it was possible to
buy the previous week. 1t was 80
per cent less than the same week
a year ago.
An Agriculture Department Of
ficial said the Government lis help
less" to do anything about getting
more meat for Eastern Kentucky
miners, who have threatened to
strike in protest against food short
ages.
The best the Government could
do would be to ease the bread and
flour shortages through Government
loans of wheat to mills serving the
mine areas, this official said.
Secretary H. A. Homan of the Big
Sandy Coal Operators Association
at Ashland, KY, was quoted by the
Associated Press as saying that
"either the mines will be forced to
close or we will see food riots" He
was reported en- route to Washing
ton to seek Federal assistance.
Miners Ready to Strike.
Some miners have been reported
ready to strike unless more food was
made available.
Mr.. Homan said that in all COM
pany stores operated by members
of the Big Sandy Association. there
was virtually no beef. lard. bread,
corn meal or flour. The stores serve
5000 families.
Its just case of no bread, no
COAL" a spokesman for the oper-
ators said.