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Evening star., 1946-08-09
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

VETERAN or room house, am i, good
ectIon; cash; no agents. Box 205-Z, Star
) OR BEDRM HOUSE, convenient to
Pentagon Bldg. must have accommoda-
tlonS for servants, will consider paying
as much as S35.0O0 if well located
VIII trade Clarendon 3-bedrm houss
for good house with some ground. Baiiey's
Crossroads or Falls Church section Have
Client willing to pay all cash for gooI
Arlington or Falls Church home (S1o 0OG
to $4,000. c. W. CLEVER CO, INC,
li23 N Irving ST, Arlington, Va OK
Evening star., 1946-08-09

fHKEE UUToIAlNUINU NAIIES-SeUlde
brick, near MINI. ave. and NJ st Sc. g.
rm. house, screened porch, fenced-in yard.
Det. frame, near MINI. ave. and Naylor
I'd; 3-bedrm. house, gas &C heat, beau
tlful yard, det garage
Row brick on Park pl. good condition;
rms. 2 porches, yard, deLs garage. For
information, call Mr.. Wilson, with ROBERT
l.. McKEEVFR CO. Realtors Shoreham
Bldg. Ma. 1850; ewes, FIR. $500, Ext 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-04
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

$50 E-4EES C-s-H-sn
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

nidt tiir1 mill, mas @ott iDoblgef1Gt.
DesbaIb fei1e grfiilune Der Wiin-
ibe. Man iest ieine &offnung ouf
oas bloBe @ebet, unb iuht oarin oas
@nbe Der nebel. Wan fr6gt nit gro-
Der 8eIorgnis: ,8nnn tper6en mir
oas gnbe Der SriibiaIen ieben2' So,
nan12 SD min es eltd iagen: Donn,
mann nit ben MeuBerungen Der
Srommigfeit AUDI bie 0erfe bon au-
Ben iibereinitimmen."
Sierrnit aber lon onrhaus nidt
Der Nuten oes @ebetes geleugnet
mer6en nei1! -, ion6ern Die
Nottpenoisfeit lnieres 8ertrauens
nuf @ott einerieits uno oie geotpen-
oigfeit l,nieres Witipirfens NIT benz
8eiitanoe bon oben anberieits ange-
beutet iein. 2eioer finoen mir piele,
Die Dobl tdtis iino, aber nidt senng
beten, ipdbreno an6ere tpobl beten,
aber nidt genug nirfen iino ban-
6eln.
Wie iou man bas anItelen? 8or-
alem muB man 6as 2eben genau
nod ben @eiesen @ottes lno Der bei-
ligen Stride einrihten, benn bas
fiibrt 5u einem gliidlihen 2eben fir
ii6 unb Die Samilie uno beuabrt Sen
Weniden Dor Wei1li9teit, 9rdgbeit,
Stola, IusgeIaiienbeit uip., tpelde
oft gleifen Sdritt balten NIT getpii-
len 6riitliden geobadtlneen.
Tann ion man banbeln aIs ent-
idieoener 4atbolif uno fdn1pfen fir
Die beilige 9felision, UNI ben Sort
ibritt Der @ottloiigfeit au bemmen
uno 10 Die 2iebe @ottes ,,n6 bic Chr
furht segen Gem beilises @eles an
bern bei5ubringen ooer auf's neue Su
beleben.
Die Weittel 81, elmer ioIden Sano=
lungsDeiie itnb 5ablreib. Bor aIem
iou man einen aufridtigen uno bers-
liden 8uno ldlieben NIT unieren
@laubensgenoiien, Inn NIT ibnen per-
eint segen ben Seino poran5uriiden.
Damn iou man itb ni6t nur INN iih
alletn befiimnern 1lnb fir iiA allein
tatis iein, ionoern aud mit,pirfen
uno mitbelfen 5ur 8erbreituna gutter
Sbriften uno anoerer guten Inter
nebmungen uin. 8enn oie Stride
angesriffen miro, 10 liegt bic SduIb
fait nidt 10 iebr an Der Sredbeit Der
unglaubisen a1s bielmebr an Ser
Srasbeit seipiiier 4atbolifen, melde
nur gu oft 5u flagen niiien, anItatt
oeretnt fir oen beiligen @lauben sl
fdmpfen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

len. Gin il,nger @niie nanlens Sipa-
nomifp, Der (iDie Du Did ipobl erin-
neriD iiber Elm Sabr in nniern beIten
8reiien berfebrte nito bon Sante SUI
| lie CD protegiert tpurbe, bielt nm
Mlicens Sanb an. Snfel Mmring bat
te ibm unbegreifIihe er NJ e i
e Soffnnng genabt, nber BEL Mlice
lelblt uno BEL Sarte Sulie itieB Dos
Broieft auf enereil1en @iberltano.
Gines ifonen Morsens, aIs SnfeI
Imring ben 6uiien in leiner @ob-
nung aufIufen min, Inn ibm ielblt
bon Der 8erlobune nit ieiner Eod-
ter ab5uraten, lit Der 8ogel ausge.
tloeen, unb 5mar auf Nimmertpie-
oerleben! gis beute peiB tein Meni6,
tpobtn SDanonifp sereiit lit. Da er
Snfel Imring einen Sded BON iedps-
tauieno Narf iduIbet, tpuroen tpie-
oerbolt gea6foridungen angelteIlt;
oues pergeblib. sluf oem ruiIiihen
8eneralfonlulat puBte man tpe6er
bon Spanopifp nod bon einem Sir
item Bolin5eff, Den glIicens ,3ufiinf.
tiger .fiir ieinen SnfeI ausgab. Sc
nator Gobring, ipelher Yoliaeiberr
geiporoen lit, meint, Stpanopifp per-
De tpobl elm san5 eefGbrlider Sof-
itapler iein. Sir slmrinss lit oie af-
fare natiirlif iebr fatal, neil lie, Du
fannlt 6ir's tpobI oenfen, if,neu pu-
blif puroe. SnfeI Sinrif, muB t1a-
lid ON Der gorie Stideleieu boren
uno lit gang ungenieBbarer 2aune.
auBeroem = na1 0u ipeiBt ia, oaf
er bel Diners ihtnler piel auf sic
Weine gibt. gr sebt in einigen go
den nod aorlsbab. 9ante Sulie min
nit alice in Die Sdpei5, uobridein.
lid in's engaoin, aber crit i'm sssuni.
Sle neue Senatorin @obring gefaat
iiberaa. yeur Sante SuIie fann iie
ntdt leioen. Sd beereife oos nid)t
- ne lit bod cine 6armante, out
er5o9ene Srau, ipenn al,tb Elm tpenia
IT'LL. Wfan6e l,nierer 9omen fonnte
bon ibr lernen. Der geiellIdoftIid,e
Son miro in ben lesten ssabren ettpos
ride. Der Htttmeiiter WeiBeniee 1T
ood eln brtlanter Gbarnfter, trob
lelner 2eutnantsmanieren, oie er nod,
ntbt oblegen fann. 9enfe Dir, er >bot
neul1h unter GROCER perionlicber Sc.
bensgeTabr 5pei Sungen BEL gIon,
tenlee aus Der Glbe serettet. Ssett lino
o1e Samen nod mebr in i'm ber-
narrt. Nun id miini6e ibm eine red,t
l1ebe, quite 5rau. Sprid nidt init
oen Srteltern oariiber, bob nein 8ru.
Der uno meine Sdmdgerin nidt NIT
elnanoer bernonieren. gor BEN 9eu.
ten gebt ales iebr gut. Sd oenfe, nit
Der 3eit peroen Die Screen iid, fin.
oen. Sd CLAUDE nod INNER, oos n1ein
srnoer pirflid aus 0eiguna aebei-
rotet bot. 8 e miro mobl oie ShuIb
baben. ~
.Sebt lpia id aber iflieBen, ionit
erbaltlt 9u 8apas grief cher INN
nelBt ni6t, mos los lit. Sci olio ont
DER Sout, lieber Sermann gerqib uns
nt1t gang in Dem id,onen ionn;opn
Stollen. Gs fiiBt Did beraIid Seine
alte Sante ''
Gblotiloe 9rener."
(6ortietuns folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

"Wie oieienieen, tpelde in BEN
gersperfen arbeiten, meiItens fir
anoere orbeiten, fir ii6 aber nur ei-
men fleinen Sageslobn bon einieen
Wtin5en gepinnen, 10 arbeiten Die
8ei5igen BEL slufbGufung ibrer &eid=
timer mebr fir lire 0odfomnnen ole
fiir iid" (Sl. gbrDiojtomus).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05
Oas fatholiihe mirfen

Sn elmer aniprade am Is. WeGra
1877 laste Bius TX. II. a. JoIaen.
oes: Ser 8runo 10 pieler nebeI in
europa " beltebt oarin, oaB man tpohl
W1lnld)e begt aber nidt oarna6 ban-
oelt;; INN Silfe bittet bon oben, ober
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

Sf1trllt El1rf zrttung ntdlt ah!
senn bn lieber sr bir Sage uat emuna fir beine
Sfnng erbaln ba nnb s biz n m5sl * bmn Saresbetraa
10 bee ni ab Oabern raa getraa tell
ie ooer sans besaben aam Sir nSen Sae 8eiuns e;ter
Abbefnnns beben ben geln smu aten Iremubes nuS
ensn sdaben fir bic fatbolide BreFe.
Sn ann ben abOnnemeut an ben Obo aenemuS ooer bas
-SOepbnnm efs ernenern 2r enieubu au fol.
aenbem Jotn,nlar:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-05

rnlelleibt lit es Der 4oelsitols ibrer
Dfutter. - Bapas 8rief babe id) nidt
gelelen. ober id oermute, oaB er
ifart lit. Sesbalb tpollte id Dir Ell
men &ommentar oa5u geben.
"Bon alice Mmring ioa id Sir
etnen @rub belteGen. Ser DienIt am
8ette Der 8remer'iden anaben bat
ibr niht gut getan. Seitoem Die Sum
gen tpieoer beier iinS, frdnfeIt sllice
Sle bot lt6 ipirfli6 aufseopfert, mas
oub Der Sanitatsrat pie6erbolt nit
Benunoerung anerfannte. Wein 0ru-
Der bat NIT ieiner Srau neulid eine
entiesllde S5ene sebabt. Sd borte es
notiirlid ourd oie Oienitboten. Cine
arloere @eididte, Die iebr 6rollia lit,
iiber Die man iid aIIeroings aud dr.
germ fann, muB id Dir nod nrittei-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

sym feeling that the scorer hadn't
been able to accurately compute the
Fordson baskets, they were certain
that the shellacking had been thor
ough. Final score 81 to 90.
Mount Carmers frey Comets
preserved some of the city's pres
tige and remained in the realm
OF the unbeaten with an impress
sive 1920 win over Saint Fran
els. The local quintet was again
inspired by the sparkling defen-
sive and offensive play of Syl
Speigel who accounted for 10
markers.
The Comet victory recipe'-eS-
tablish a commanding lead and hold
it-paid dividends again as they
bounced on the opposition with a
1912 lead in the first quarter. The
edge was increased in the second
quarter by the combined efforts of
Ralph Rzeppa, newcomer to the
Comet team, Urbanek and Speigel.
Ralph scored six points, sinking
! two baskets from the corner of the
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

Currently decorating the windows
OF Milkins JeWelry store are num-
erouS trophies and ribbons awarded
tc two of the most famous Boston
Terriers in America. The awards,
many of which have been presented
at National Dog Shows all over the
country. are the property of Mighty
Sweet Regardless and Chiefs Little
School Girl, both owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude j. Fitzgerald.
Because of the Champion twins,
Wyandotte has won recognition
from sports and dog lovers in near
ly every state in the union.
Champion Chiefs Little School
Girl has been named best of
breed" IS times in 80 shows and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

who led with the affections penmanshp Fireba
frankie Sinkwch Chicago
newborn grid circuit.
The AAmerican Chicago teams are the prin-
because the
and Cleveland included because is the champion
fore promising paydir.
I'VE Hingine gauntlet said the National Lea
publicity Stricken announcing
forth city would be granted franchises
This of hencefor big ruled the New
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
And On The National Sports Seneby Faey

York Giants Chicago Bears and Cardinals and the
The idea that the National charges the AAmerica
promising their players the world with little fence
Joe Donovan of the Brooklyn Eagle sports desk takes
today sports editor of the Asby Park, NJ Daily
of
State Racing Commission
Last football question Armys Shorty
McWiliams
Gacrabbi Stuart of Tulsa be sprint
winter both members of the West Point
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

has won the transporting group 26
times, twice as many times as any
other Boston Terrier in the country.
Since August, Mighty Sweet has
walked off with top honors IL times
III II speciality shows and four times
at an-breed shows. The champs
last appearance was in the Skokie
Vallie Kennel show N Chicago and
the local dog captured another first
prize trophy. Seven hundred and
eighty other dogs were in the show,
none of them capable Of taking the
crown from Mighty Sweet. Donated
by the Chicago Sun. this large cup
stands in the MilkinS window as
one Of los owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitzgerald.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

licenses having his
examination for license after the Smith broke Still
the chief medical the attempting
the effect of the ephede used the Maine Chance against
medical observers regarded
embarrassed commission the odds
that commission still would against
would carry appeal
the State Supreme Court
Everything of rules being promulgated by
National Football aimed dead between the
rival opens
The obvious against York Yankees
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
BY OSCAR FRALEY
United Press Sports Writer

NEW YORK-WD-The question of how much experience is
needed to make expert his today
chief problem the New York Racing Commission
and jury its prosecution of trainer Tom Smith, suspended
one year stimulation charges
The defense brought Yesterday thatD Gilman
chief tester of the affect
beon assistant veterinarian
months before obtaining a license.
Gilman admitted being hired permit
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
Mount Carmel Cagers
Take Second STRAIGHT

Wyandotte stumbling Bears today licking deep
administered the rolling of Fodson
basketball Roosevelt Several hundred fans watched vastly
superior Tacomen circles the local lads the schools
first tilt since the holidays Though of the onlookers left
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14
Fordson WaI|ops Bears 81 to 70
This Weeks Sport Calendar

MONDAY
Observation-Disclosures Chemicals Club:
InterPlant games pm
TUESDAY
HOCKEY-BiShop Park Rink-Open League:
Rangers and Vultures pm
Crosse lie and Romuus. $50
WEDNESDAY
HOCKEY-Bishop Park Rink-Open League:
River Rouge VS.. MaroonS, pm.
Bruins Hornets, $3.50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures High Schoo-Cy League:
Wyandotte Cab Flat Rock, ON.
THURSDAY
Observation-Disclosures Chemicals Club:
Recreation League, pm.
Wyandotte Chemical vs. GIN. $3.50 pm
ACKNOWLEDGMENT High, Recreation League:
News Herald VS. Allen Park z pm.
Coca-Coa Lincoln Park pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

floor and one from behind the foul
line.
The Comets travel to Detroit
Tuesday. where they will engage
ST. CaSimer.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-14

PSORIASIS SUFFER-
ERS-try one bottle Of
Stroll. II not completely
ssfisfed with results.
your money will be re-
funded.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
Park Service Regains
Highway Control al
National Airport

Control over the right of way of
the Mount Vernon Memorial park
way at National Airport has been
returned to the National Park Serv-
Ice, paving the way for landscaping
and improvement of the thorough
fare, it was learned today.
An agreement, reached yesterday
at meeting attended by Maj. U. S..
Grant III, chairman of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission; Hervey F. Law, adminis-
traitor of the airport; Arthur e.
Demaray, associate director of the
National Park Service, and Harry
T. Thompson, assistant superintend-
ent of National Capital parks, sets
aside strip of land containing the
road ranging from 200 to 400 feet
wide from Gravelly Point, just north
of the airport, to Daingerfleld Is
land, just south of the airport.
Since the airheld was built land
scaping has remained at a stand
still. So have roadways improve
ments in certain sections, notably
Evening star., 1946-05-15

sailing enthusiasts. Salvaged build
ing material already is available, he
said, to construct a boathouse in the
near future and use the estuary of
Four Mile Run as an anchorage.
The airport beacon will remain as
it is under a park permit, Mr.
Thompson explained
The status of the airport section
of the highway, he said, has been
"nebulous" for number of years.
Fortunately, he said, no one ever
attempted to test the authority of
park police patrolling this section of
the road. If some one had, he might
have had good case, Mr.. Thomp-
son added.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
I Am An American Doy
Rally Planned Tomorrow

An Il Am an American" day
rally will be conducted at pm.
tomorrow in the Agriculture Depart
ment Auditorium under auspices Of
the Washington Ship of the Navy
Club, U. S. A.
Movies will be shown and music
provided by the Navy Band, ac-
cording to Father Maurice Sheehy,
chaplain and entertainment commit
tee chairman.
Evening star., 1946-05-15

in the vicinity of -Four Mile Run.
where sinking land has caused some
bad dips in the pavement.
Mr.. Thompson said it is planned
to repair this section and at the
same time seek funds to widen mar
row portions of the highway and
insert a center strip where none
now exists.
Return of the northern part of
Daingerfleld Island, which now re-
verts to park service control, he said,
paves the way for ultimate construc-
ton of a dock for Washington area
Evening star., 1946-05-15

heard by transcription at 7::30 pm.
tonight over Station WWDC. A
scheduled network broadcast of the
speech Saturday was not heard be-
cause an unidentified person cut
wires in the Asheville City Audi
torium where the address was made.
Evening star., 1946-05-15
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY,
What's the Origin?
(ScraDhook Item !

Mrs, C. w, New Rochelle: Which
Is correct. Rule the roost" or Rule
the roast? I contend the latter.
Answer: I have traced the ex-
preston to the 140Os, when John
Shelton wrote: He ruleth all the
rosie" In the 1500s John Haywood
wrote: Rule the rost."
In the second part of King
Henry VI" Shakespeare spoke of
Suffolk as "+ the neN-made
duke that rules the roast" Wash
lngton Irving wrote: His wife
rules the roast" Jonson, Chapman,
Marston, owning, Alexander
Smith and others also used the
roast" version.
A safe guess is that the original
expression was an allusion to per-
son in authority who literally con-
trolled the food supply.
Merriam -Webster'S lists rule the
roost" as ." erroneously used
for rule the roast" However,
rule the roost" is so we'll estab-
lished in American usage that it
has practically made obsolete the
roast" version.
Therefore, rules the roost" is an
apt, familiar and a far more de-
scriptive expression than the older
and vaguer form. To hold that
rule the roost" is erroneous" is
splitting hairs.
Mrs. D. r. R, Oakland: Is there
a word which expresses "uncon-
trollable lie-telling?" I don't mean
Just a line" but the telling of lies
regardless of the risk of exposure.
Answer: One might use the word
mendacious, given to falsehood, ~
pronounced: men-DAY- -shuss. It's
from the Latin mendax. "a lie" A
still stronger word could be coined:
mendacimania, pronounced men,
DASS-i-MAY'nee e-uh. Conversely,
the dread of telling a lie could be
called: mendaciphobia, pronounced:
men-DASS-i-FOE'- -bee-uh.
My, free. nontechnical pamphlet simpli-
neS the troublesome irregular verbs, such
as. sink. sank, sunk; see, saw. seen; take,
took, taken; Corrects such errors as Il
seen. taken. I done" etc Send
Colby; in care of The Star. Ask for VERB
Evening star., 1946-05-15
Green Talk to Be Broadcast

The address of William Green,
president of the AFL, to its South
ern Labor Conference in Asheville,
N. c., last Saturday night will be
Evening star., 1946-05-15

Ny free. nontechnical pamphlet simpli-
nes the troublesome irregular verbs, such
as. sink, sank, sunk; see, saw. seen; take,
took taken; Corrects such errors as II
stamped, sef-addrested envelope to Frank
Colby: in care of The Star. ASK for VERB
pamphlet
tCopyrieht. 1916 the Bell Syndicate Inc
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-12-01
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER
SEATTLE
June le. 1918

Filipino Alumni Association
1906 Roosevelt Way
Seattle, Washington
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-12-01

tration are vice-presidents: =
Adriano Delfin, 1916 delegate at
Nakeen, and Seq Mateo, proprietor
of the Manila Cafe; secretary =
Alfred Dacquel; treasurer - Julian
Galvez; trustees = Dick Quirobin,
Frank Cayago, and Pablo Ancheta;
guards Adriano Alterado and
Sotero Atinaja; adviser - Ramon
Briones.
Mr.. DumIao was reelected with
out a single opposition. His I'M
dying devotion to duty and his
sincere interest in working out
any problem of the Filipinos here
were recognized by the electorate
in retaining him in the offiee of
president. His strict observance
of justice and fairness has earn
ed the confidence and t-ust of
all who have associated with him.
Art coIoma
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-12-01
Alumni Drive For Student Loan Fund
TO HOLD TRADITIONAL
new YEARS. EVE
DANCE


ington Filipino Alumni AS
ISOLATION has set a goal of
$1,000 for a Filipino student
loan fund at the University.
Several hundre e d dollars
have already been raised
and deposited with the Uni
versity comptroller to this
end, and there are a few
hundred dollars more to
raise.
Dance at Broadway Hall
So the Filipino alums are again
holding their traditional New
Years Eve dance to make a little
more dough. This year it will be
held at the Broadway Hall, Broad
way and E. Madison. The invita-
ton is extended to the general
public.
The Filipino student loan fund
was started by the Filipino Alum
nj Association early in 1913 when
it realized that in the postwar
period when jobs again become
scarce, Filipino students at the
university will be faced with fin
ancial problems as it happened
to many students in the past.
Pudpose Explained
A 800 initial deposit was made
with the University comptroller
on June A, 1913. In a letter to
the comptroller, offering the loan,
the Filipino Alumni Association
stated: "our experience as self
supporting students has taught US
that there are times when a stu
dent in dire need of funds has to
give up his studies at the middle
of a quarter or within quarter or
two before graduation. Such a
student, upon leaving the unlVer-
sity, would lose precious time and
would go through untold sacrifices
before he could come back to
school to finish his studies. Such
loss of time could be avoided if
the student have access to avail
able funds. With this in view,
and thinking Of the coming gen.
erations of Filipino students at
the university in years to come,
we have thought it worthy Of our
efforts to create and establish a
loan fund at the University of
Washington for Filipino students"
University Accepts
Then university Comptroller
Raymond c. Davis accepted the
offer in behalf of the Board of
Regents of the university. Fac
smile of Mr.. Davis letter is re
produced on this page) Thus was
the Filipino student loan fund
created and established. Suisse
quet deposits we're made with the
university since June 194S, and
the Alumni Association is bent on
raising the amount of 100000.
Drive Committee
To prosecute the drive, a loan
fund drive committee has been
created with Sotero Estepa as
chairman, Martin Bambick as as
sistant chairman, and the follow
ing as members; Mrs. Belen Bra
ganza. Victoria A. Velasco, Pru-
dencio P. Mort, Alexandra Ian
goey. Pete Filarca, Paul Bizares,
and Maxine Ganong.
Present officers of the Fill
pino Alumni Association are: Ser
gio Acena, PRESIDENT; Silvestre
Tangalan, secretary; Belen Bra
ganza. treasurer; Severe Mil, first
vice president; Pete Filarea, sec
ond vice president: and Remigio
Pascual. business manager.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-12-01
DUNLAP REELECTED PRESIDENT OF
FILIPINO COMMUNITY OF PORTLAND

PORTLAND Ore, Dec l. - Incumbent President
Jorge NJ Dumlao was reelected head of the Portland
(Oregon) Filipino Community at its annual election De-
cember Other officers elected for the 194647 admins
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1946-12-01
Attn. victorio A. velasco, Secretary

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The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
FAMED CYCLIST DIES AT AGE OF 72 YEARS

Felix Raney, the man who rode a bicycle from Nome to SkagWay and return, died recently in Mod esto, California, at the age of 72.
 Raney was one of the l2 men who entered the Klondike in 1897 via the water route. He spent four years in the two cities of Nome and Dawson.
 He made a bicycle trip from Nome to SkagWay and return, a distance of over 1900 miles.
 Mrs. Raney, his widow, resides in Modesto, where MT. Raney has been in the real estate bus mess for the past 34 years.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01

committee findings will be sent to Dr. Albrecht on his return from Washington, D. C.
 Chairman of the meeting, Rich ard, Web b, introduced tn e 'Cheer-io Trio, of the Nome Ter ritorial School, Whe entertained with several song selections, after which there was a short discus sion on the Sales Tax.
 A. M. Hartford, manager of the U. s. Smelling company, stated ue vas g!aG to be back home again.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-01
VIVA CHAMBER HELD NOON LUNCHEON

The Chamber of Commerce held their regular noon luncheon meeting at the Nevada Grill.
 Guests of the Chamber were the faculty of both local schools.
 Teachers of the Territorial School were introduced 10 the members by Superintendent J. w. Thompson, and Mir. Williams introduced the teachers from the Bureau School.
 Other guests were N. Sayre, U.S.Coast Guard recruiting of ficer, and Chaplain York of the Air Base.
 John McNees reported for the committee on the Tuberculosis hospital for Nome, giving a very comprehensive survey inc hding reports from other parts of this Division, indicating the unanim- ous opinion that the hospital in question should be in the vicinity of Nome. A complete report of