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The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
TWO WALES NATIVES ON DRUNK CHARGE

Deputy U. s. Marshal James VanderHeydt made trip to Wales early in the week and re- turned with Winifred Adloat and Frank Ashoronuk who were talk en before the U. s. Commissioner on charge of drunkenness.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
Alaska Jobs
 For Veterans

SEATTLE, May 10, -CP)-Air- craft communication jobs in Al aska are opened to qualified vet erans and civilians, the U. s. Elm ployment Service announced.
 Housing, commissary, and SUD- plies at cost to successful appli- cantS.
 Joe-Did you hear the latest one about the prof's umbrella?
 Bill-What about it?
 Joe-He keeps it full of holes so he can see whether it's raining or not.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
oSBoRNES TO STATES FOR SHORT VACATION

Mir. and Mrs. Gordon Osborne left Wednesday night on the Pan American plane for the States to visit with relatives in Seattle and Everett, Washington, and in California.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10

CHiCAGO, ILL. - War veteran Lawrence Borko, whose arms were
 altered on Okinawa, is shown .ncx at lis job in the public debt l.,jsion ot the Treasury Depart --nG. Itc is seated at his micro. phctocraphic machine. Working alth hiln in the Department are two of his buddies, Harold Bork, who lost both hands on Saipan, and Wi liam Dorsch, who lost an arm on Leytc. All are married, receive 2 salary of $35 weekly and dis ability pension of $200 monthly.
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10
AS A BARBER HE'S A CUT UP

PONCO CITY, Okla, (PJ - A customer had the last word with Ponca City barber. The custom CT, veteran with a long scar on his face, sat down in the barber
The Nome nugget., 1946-05-10

without batting an eye, came back tersely; Nope, l got this on Oki- naWa."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
President BeneS CechHGm a Slo-
vakEm " Americe.

New York (CTK) = Msgr.
Oldrich Zlamal, cestny pTedse-
da Narodniho svazu ceskych
katolfk1 v USA a vice-presi-
dent American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia, vratil Sc v nedeli,
IA. dubna pc tr1mesicn1m po-
bytu v Ceskoslovensku do New
Yorku. Ia sveho pobytu v Pra-
re byl pTijat dvakrat We slysen1
presidentem republiky. Pr ma
vsteve ma rozloucenou odevZdal
pan president Msgr. Zlamalovi
poselstv1 pro americke Cechy a
Slovaky. Poselstvf mi takto:
"Ceskoslovenska republika je,
prave tax jake byvala, staten
demokratickym, staten, ktery
r%espektuje svobodu presvedce-
nj a nazoru, ktery vzdy respek-
toval a Dude i v budoucnosti re-
spektovati predevsfm svobodu
nabozenstvi, c1rkvf a nabozen-
skeho kultu.
Je to stat neodvisly a neod-
vislym zGstane. Je to stat, KITE
ry vzdy zachovaval ~predevsfm
objektivitu a plnou tolerance
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
"Slovansky Goebbels" kajicns
Sc vraci domHE.

V Rakousku a v okoli Lince
Sc naleza jeste pry stale kolem
asi Sesti tis1cG Slovak1, kteri
poslechli HitlerGv evakuacnf
rozkaz a utekli pred pffcho-
dem Rude armady.
JIM Ease byli dosti naivnf a
uvefili Hitlerove propaganda,
re ruSt1 bolsev1ci zabijf vsech-
ny Slovaky, zejmena kneze a
jeptisky. Rusove ma Slovensku
byli a jiz davno odjeli. Proto
Sc asi nynf nekteTl urpchllci
zacfnaji vraceti ma Slovensko.
Nyn1 Sc pTihlasil take DIR. Dur
cansky, ktery pc dlouhe roxy
zaj1mal Sc dGverne O d1lezite
m1sto V Tisov6 loutkove Wade.
Byl to Durcansky, ktery tesne
pred rozbit1m Ceskoslovenske
republiky pc svych ~jednanfch S
Hitlerem odjel do Vidn6 a po-
mocf majesty kontrolovaneho
rozhlasu vedl propaganda "a
Odtrzen1 Slovenska Cd historic
kych zemf.
Nynf Durcansky, ktery 81 pra
VEN vyslouzil pfijmenf "sloven-
sky GoebbeIs", oznamil, re pri-
.iede ma Slovensko a re je ocho-
ten zpov1dati Sc "a sve hTfchy
ia lidstvu a narode. Je snad
NONE, re Durcansky Dude ia
ke svedciti proti svym kamara-
dun = Tisovi a spoil.
DR.. julius Viktory, povefenec
vnitra, oznamil V minulych
dnech, re gen. Catlos, byvaly
velitel slovenske armady, DIR.
Sokol, byvaly generalni tajem-
nix Hlinkovy slovenske lidove
strany a vedoucl cinitel v Tiso-
We Wade, dale Micura a Spisiak
sc nalezaj1 Sovetskem svazu
a re ceskoslovenska vlada jiz
pOzadala sovetskou vladu, ably
lie vydala ceskoslovenskym u
TadGm.
Viktory take oznamil, re a.
mericka, anglicka a francouz-
ska velitelstvf spolupracuji s
Ceskoslovenskymi 1rady a vra-
cejf ma Slovensko lidi, O jejichz
vydani Ceskoslovenska republi-
ka pozadala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
C~ZECHOSLOVAK-
AMERICAN CIVIC ASSN
Sc STARA 0 MAS, ABYCHOM
NEPLATILI VELKE
FEDERALNf DANE.

Ma posledni sch1zi Czecho-
Civic Assn
konane v bfeznu bylo rokovano
o vladimir rozpoctu fiskalniho
roku pocfnajfcfho dnem 1. GER
vencem 1916. Proponovany
rozpocet obnaS1 35.1 bilionI
dolarG. Jmenovana associace
tvrdl, re Sc mohou narodnfm
poplatnfkGm usetriti penize,
kdyby vlada seskrtla nektere
polozky v obnose 3.5 bilionH
do'arG, cfmz by Sc vyvazil roz-
pocet, aniz by Sc porusily hlav-
nj sluzebnf vykony vlady.
Mezi tyto nepotrebne poloz-
ky patri 3 biliony dolarG ma u
cely, ktere nebyly schvaleny
kongresem, dale 2 biliony dola-
ri ma este valecne funkce.
We schulz Czechoslovak-
American Civic Assn bylo roz-
hodnuto zaslati teto zalezitos-
tt dopisy senatorGm p. Tydings-
owl a Radcliffovi a kongresnf-
kun p. Thos. D'Alesandro, Jr.
Dopisy byli stejneho zneni a u
vadlme je v ceskem prekladu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Rozhovor csl. novinarfEG Sc "a
stupce bojujiciho Spanslska.

Praha (CTK) = Zastupci
csl. tisku sesli Sc S generalem
Listerem Francisco Antonem a
jinymi vyznacnymi pFedstavite-
Ii bojuj1cfho Spanelska. Fran
cisco Anton pravil, re nektere
kruhy chtejf We spanelsku udr-
zet u vesla Franco nebo podob-
ny reakcnf rezim, nechapajfce,
re Spanelsko je poslednim 1tul
KEN faSismu v Europe.
Franco ma ma francouzskych
hranic1ch v pohotovosti 400, 900
vojak1. Tim jest ohrozena bez-
pecnost sveta. Otazka rezimu
We spanelsku by mela byt pred
lozena rade bezpecnosti orga-
nisaci Spojenych narod1. We
spanelsku je 4O-5O,O 900 Mem
CD, kteTf slouz1 We Francove po-
licii a jsou zakladem pro ia
kousi fasistickou international
lu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
TGM i FDR jedinymi p~residen-
ty zvolenymi ctyrikrate "a
sehou.

Praha (CTK)- Prazske Ze-
medelske noviny, organ zeme-
delc1, poukazaly ma obdobnost
v osobnostech, v osudech, zasa-
dach a vyznamu Franklina D.
Roosevelta a Tomase C. Masa-
Oba PRESIDENT byli je-
dinymi presidenty, ktef1 byli
zvoleni ctyrikrate "a sebou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Hitlerova mladez demolovala
skolu " Karlovarsku.

Praha (CTK) " Alberta
mech u Karlovych Var1 byvali
clenove Hitlerovy mladeze de-
molovali zaTfzenf mestanske
skoly, cfmz zpGsobili skodu
so, 900 Kcs. Pachatele sc k CT
nu doznali. V byte M. Loreto-
We v Karlovych Varech byla OBJ
jevena tajna vysflacka, obslu-
hovana synem Loretove, absol-
ventem nemecke realky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Lidove slovanske lance
" prazske Lucerns.

Praha (CTK) " 1tery, 9.
dubna konala sc v prazske Lu-
cerne velka narodopisna uda-
lost "a 1casti PAM Hany Bene-
sove, zahranicniho ministra ia
ma Masaryka, clenG vlady a di-
plomatickych zastupcG slovan-
skych statn. Byly predvedeny
malebne lidove lance vsech slo-
vanskych narodG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19

ku pfesvedceni a nabozensk6
wire vsech svych obcanG. Je to
stat, ktery 81 vail znamych
ctyr svobod p~residenta F. D.
Roosevelta a dnes je prakticky
We SVEN zfizenf uplatnuje.
TAX tomu je dnes a Dude to-
mu tax i v budoucnosti.
Praha, 8. dubna 1916.
(pOdepsan) DR.. Eduard BeneS."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Dalsi doklad nsmeckeho
barbarstvi.

Praha (CTK)-V chebskem
okresu v obci Eicheleberg byly
objeveny hromadne hroby a by
10 ~zjisteno, re jsou tam pocho-
vani rusti zajatci, kteTi zemTeli
nasilnou smrtl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Spojenecti vojensti hodnostaTi
vyznamenani fadem Bileho Iva.

Praha (CTK) - SET cesko-
slovenske vojenske mise v Ber-
line vyslanec Palecek odevzdal
imanem presidenta republiky
americkemu generalu Mickelso-
ncvi rad Bfleho Iva II. tr1dy a
britskemu podplukovnfku Car
rolovi rad Bfleho I've w. tT1dy.
Oba vyznamenan1 mali zaslu-
hu ma odsunu NemcG z Cesko-
slovenska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Pocet voIicEG " CSR.

Praha (CTK) = Poole pred
oeznych zjistenf Dude v histo-
rlckych zem1ch VOLT pTiblizne
5,792,394 obcan1 a ma Sloven-
sku Dude 1855, 1913 volic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Oar bafovanskeho podniku
Slovakom z Mad'arska.

Bratislava (CTK) = Robot
nlctvo Batovych podnikov v Ba
tovanoch oznamilo delegacii
Slovakov z Madarska, re Cd
pracovalo v prospect Slovakov
v Madarsku cel1 smenu. Ich
vytazok 5000 parov obuvi bu-
de odovzdany Slovakom z Ma
darska pri prestahovanf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Americka vlada venovaIa Ces-
koslovensku vsdecke lekafske
pubIikace.

Praha (CTK)- Vlada Spo.j.
venovala ministerstvu
zdravotnictvf vetsf pocet lekaT-
skych brozur a tiskovin. Jde O
nekolik tisfc vytisk1 brozur O
lec1ch sulfa, O krevnfm plasma-
tu, o peel o rekonvalescenty a
pokroclch v chirurgii a We vnitr
MIN lekafstvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
peoce

"With malice toward none:
with charity to all; with firm
ness in the right to care
for him who shall have borne
the battle -. to do all which
may achieve and cherish a just
and lasting peace among our
selves and with all other ma
TONS"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
End Inaugural Address
March eth, 86S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Manzursko dskuje generaIisi
mu Stalinovi "a sve osvobozeni

Sovetska tiskova kancelaT
Class" hlas1 z Sangcunu, hlav-
n1ho mesta Manzurska, re je ma
ceste do Moskvy list psany ma
hedvabf Sc 100, 900 podpisy Gin
skych obcanG, kteTf dekujf ge-
neralisimu Josefu Stalinovi "a
1cast rude armady pri osvobo-
zen1 jejich vlasti z japonskeho
iaTma.
Sovetskemu vojsku byly ma
pochodu z Cangcunu uspora-
dany velkolep6 ovace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Howard w. Jackson

Take kazdy v Vas mily cte-
mari by mel poslati lfstek ma
sim zastupcdm v senatu a kon-
gresu nebo dopis tax jak to u
cinila Observation-Disclosures
Civic Assn a PROFESSIONAL proti
vysokemu rozpoctu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Frank usvsdcen, re byl pFfto-
men pri krveproliti, jez odsou.
dill cely svet.

men pr krveproliti, jez odsou-
dill cely svst.
Praha.- Karl Herman Frank
Sc nec1til dobre, kdyz jej u
svedcil jeden z jeho krvavych
pochopG, re byl osobne prito-
men 10. cervna 1912 v Lidicich,
kdy vsecko jejich muzske oby-
v%atelstvo bylo postTlleno.
Harold Wiesman, nekdejsi
nacelnfk Gestapa ma Kladne,
ktery byl ceskoslovenskym ira
dun dodan Americany po do
padenf v Nemecku, svedcil, re
Frank byl v nestastne obci be-
hem poslednich poprav nebo
kratce pc Mich.
Krvava spousf.
Vsichni muzi v Lidiclch star
81 16 let v poctu 178 byli onoho
strasneho dine v cervnu 1912
odpraveni. Vsechny zeny byly
odvezeny do koncentracn1ch ta-
bort a SO deti roztrouSeno po
N6mecku. Pouze 18 z Mich by
10 dosud nalezeno pres vsecko
usilovne patrani.
Frankova prohlidka.
Wiesman, znam neblaze svou
k~rutostf, S nfz pronasledoval
kladenske a okolni obyvatel-
stvo, udal re svedecke stolice u
lidoveho soudu ma Pankraci, re
81 Frank prohledl misto, kde
lezeli popravenf lidicti muzi a
re vyslovil pranf, ably mfsto,
kde stall Lidice, bylo poseto O.
bilfm. Frank poprel, re v Lii
dicich den masakru byl.
Dalsi svedek Anton Hyka,
policista, lfcil, jak Frank udeTil
pri studentskych demonstra-
cich v Praze IL. listopadu 1889
jednu zenu do obliceje jezdec-
bicem. Kdyz i toto obvi-
neni poprel, Hyka mu no 20
pakoval do ocf.
"Franku, videl jsem te ude-
fiti zenu do obliceje jezdeckym
bicem az upadla ma zem. PAX
isl il jeste kopl."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19

JiTi Stribrny objeven a zajistsn
Praha (CTK) " Graefen-
berku We Slezsku byl zajisten
neblaze prosluly politik Jiri
Strfbrny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19

Zde je odpoved kongresnfka
Thos. D'Alesandro, Jr.
Congress of the United States
Washington, d. c..
26. bTezna 1916.
Pan Emil E. MynaT, predseda
Observation-Disclosures
Civic Assn of Baltimore
1925 E. Monument Street
Baltimore : 5, Maryland
Mily pane MynaTi:-
Potvrzuji prfjem dopisu re
dine %. brezna We kterem me
informujete, re clenove Vast
associace jsou pro snizenf ma
kladG vladnfch vydani.
Jake Glen Appropriacniho
Vyboru dovoluji 81 oznamiti, re
dosud jsme odvolali pres 90 BIZ
biony v povoleni a ujistuji Vas,
re Sc vsemozne pTicinfm O wy
louceni bezpodstatnych vlad-
Mich .vydanf tax, ably nam bylo
mono vyvaziti rozpocet.
Dekuji Yam, re Jste me psal
w teto zalezitosti a ~ujistuji Vas,
re jest moji radostf poslouziti
Yam, kdykoli mono.
Zimmerman Sc
Vas,
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., M. c..
3. distrikt, Maryland.
V teto zalezitosti O Snizenf
Rozpoctu p. E. Mynar uverej-
nil clanek v News-Post, ma KITE
ry odpovedel byvaly starosta
mesta Howard w. Jackson ma
sledovne:
rs. brezna 1916.
Pan Emil E. Mynar, pTedseda
Observation-Disclosures
Civic Assn of Baltimore
1926 E. Monument Street
Baltimore = 5, Maryland
Mily pane Mynari:-
Gratuluji Yam, 1rednikdm a
clenGm VAST organisace k clan
ku v News-Post, pod zahlavnfm
Group urges u. S. to spend
less.
Neco sc must delati k zasta-
vent smeru ne-amerikanismu v
teto zemi. Prvni vecf jest snf-
ziti vylohy vlady a zpGsob jak
to uciniti jest zacfti We Wash
ingtonu - a zbaviti sc preby-
tecnych zamestnanc1.
S radostf S Vami posedim a
vymenim nazory.
Srdecne Vas zdravf
Vas,
Howard w. Jackson
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19

q. S. Senate
Committee on
Banking and Currency.
IL. dubna 1916.
Pan Emil E. Mynaf, predseda
Observation-Disclosures
Civic Assn of Baltimore
1926 E. Monument Street
Baltimore : 5, Maryland
Mily pane Mynari:-
Dovoluji 81 Vas obeznamiti O
pf1jmu VaSeho dopisu re dine
%. brezna v nemz me uvedo-
muJete O prijate resoluci Vast
organisacf.
Pred nekolika mesfci spolu Sc
sen. Taftem vypracovali isme
dodatek prijaty senatem We
kterem jsme trvali ma tom, re
rozpocet must byti vyvazen.
Dokavade toto nebude ucineno
.nebudeme hospodarsky zdra-
vi. Avsak myslfm, re musfme
miti ma pameti, re Sc nachazi-
v pTechodnem obdobi a ne
ktere z vydanl budou jeste tez-
ka.
S pran1m vseho dobreho INA
menam Sc
Vas uprfmny,
George l.. Radcliffe
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
%. brezna 1916.

9th. Willard E. Tydings
Senate Office Bldg.
Washington, D. c..
Mily pane senatore Tydings:-
Observation-Disclosures Civic
Asoociasace v Baltimore We sve
poslednf schulz konane v patek
Is. brezna 1916 jednohlasne Sc
usnesla nalehati ma Vas jake
naseho zastupce V senatu, by
Jste Sc vsemozne pTicinil O sni-
zen1 vladnfch vydajG a vylou-
cent veskerych zbytecnost1.
My jake poplatnfci verfme,
re vlada nema vydati vice nez
prime, nebot by to vedlo k in
flaci. My take VINE, re vlada
behem valky byla nucena Wy
dati vetsi sunny penez, avsak
nynf pc valce myslfme, re by
mela obmeziti vydani. Ucini-li
to sniff sc tim bremena z beder
poplatnikd a da nam pTilezitost
m1ti radost re zivota.
Zimmerman Sc
1cte oddany,
Emil E. Mynaf, predseda
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Pan senator Tydings odpove-
del nasledovne:
United States Senate

tt
United States Senate
2. dubna 1916.
Pan Emil E. Mynar, predseda
CZechoslovak-American
Civic Assn of Baltimore
1926 E. Monument Street
Baltimore : s., Maryland
Mily pane MynaTi:-
S povdekem potvrzuji pri-
jem Vaseho dopisu re dine 20.
brezna We kterem jsem Sc ra-
dostne seznamil O VaSem hos
podarskem zajmu We vladnich
vydan1, nebot i ia jsem O tonic
pfedmetu velice pTemyslel. We
snaze kontrolovati nedbale wy
dani pfedvedl jsem celou radu
pfedloh, z nichz je posledni S.
j. Resoluce 8, We ktere sc pri-
kazuje vyvazeny rozpocet. Phi
kladam opis teto resoluce i S
mymi poznamkami kdyz tato
v Senate predlozena.
MGzete byti ubezpeceni, re
Sc ysemozne pricinim O kon-
struktivni zakonodarstvi tax.
jak Jste naznacil.
S pranfm vseho nejlepsfho
jsem
Vas upf1mny,
M. E. Tydings
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
TRULY We Are the Most Blessed Nation on Earth!

GLORY is orsi in abundance: FREEDOM, without hin
drance, is our also. We are richer than the widest
dream of Midas-we AN turn dross into pure gold almost with
the wave of a magic wand. Civilized people, the world over,
are hungry-but not us. Our victory last year was the greatest
IN all history. The troubles ue nOw fear ar trivial or
actually do no eaist-hey are chiefly the spuOns OF distorted
imaginGhons. From the Boston Tea Party until today
we have, as a nation, marched onward and upward. Astound-
ing as it may sound, we are the richest and most powerful
nation OF earth. SO-let us count u blessings together!
Let us be frends-and happy, successful Americans. Let us
all buckle down again to creative efforts of material production
and fully enjoy the mental ease and physical comforts which
are or inalinable rights.
H. s. Sa0A~SA 4o~d4-- The Sak4t Of All Auoe4Aae~A.
AQa|,:::::::,
AMERICAN BREWERY, inc, Baltimore, Nd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-04-19
Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., M. C.
3. distrikt, Maryland.

V teto zalezitosti O Snfzenf
Rozpoctu p. E. Mynar uverej-
nil clanek News-Post, ma KITE
~ odpovedel byvaly starosta
mesta Howard w. Jackson ma
sledovne:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26
Silas Greek News

Mr.. and Mrs. Pearne B. Dick
son, of Winston-Salem, spent the
past week end with Mr.. w. W.
Dickson.
Vicky Bottomley, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Bot
tomley, has been indisposed for
the past few days.
Mr.. Kermit Jones is visiting his
father, Mr.. Cicero Jones. at the
Baptist hospital in Winston
Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Dickson
spent the past week end with
their sons, DR.. Bryan A. and Zeb
of Marion and Wilkesboro, re-
spectively.
1t is reported that Rev. James
Sexton. of Virginia, and his broth
er, Rev. Ezekial Sexton, of Lam
sing, are assisting the pastor, Rev.
w. E. Denny, in conducting re-
vival at Landmark Baptist church.
Mr.. c. F. Dickson spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Oil
yer.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26


note of the surfaced road lead
ing from the highway bridge at
Crumpler to the edge of the school
campus.
The lunch room opened on Sep
TENDER Is. One hundred and
forty pupils are being served
class "a" lunches daily.
An intra-mural softball pro-
gram has been initiated for grades
6-12 inclusive. Also the high
school boys are making an effort
to form a baseball team some
thing which the school has not
experienced for many years. Two
pitchers expected to perform cap
ably are Richard Neaves and
Junior Baker.
A cleanup campaign was re-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26

Mrs, w. e. 'Graybeal, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl GRAPHICAL, and family,
of Crab, Orchard, w. Va, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ash
ley last week.
Mrs. Mac Mccormick returned
Saturday from weeks stay with
relatives in N. WilkeSboro.
DIR. and Mrs. J. M. GRAPHICAL.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Eller, all
of Marion, Va, were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. K. L. Eller recently
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26

!. Miss Wylene Ashley, Of Tar
burp, has been home on vacation
Mrs. Fulton Rotten, of Clifton
visited friends here Thursday.
MRS. w. o. Ashley called on
friends, here, Friday.
Rev. j. w. Mccoy was in the
village Sunday.
Little Miss Helen SegraveS eel
ebrated her eighth birthday Sat
urday with a party for the neigh
boring youngsters.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26
Warrensyine News

MIR. and Mrs. John .Ble1lns, of
Bel Air, Md, Observation-Disclosures here
last week. Mrs. Blevins was for
merly Miss Minnie Ashley, of
Warrensville.
Miss Pansy Ashley has return
ed to Washington, D. c., after an
extended visit With relatives
here. IL
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26

Powers and daughter, Bina; Sue
Miller, West Jefferson; Mrs. Della
Farmer, Hemlock; Miss Minnie
Belle Farmer, Hemlock, Mrs.
Luther Miller, Jefferson; Mrs.
Wilbern Weaver, Rugby, Va;
Master Jerry Sexton, Mouth of
Wilson, Va; Miss Agnes Blevins,
Lansing; Nancy Carol Shatley,
West jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26

Mrs. r. G. Johnson and small
son, and r. Ebert johnson, all
of High Point, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ance
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Race are
remodeling their residence, re-
Gently purchased from Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Eller, and expect to have
it ready for occupancy in a few
days.
Mrs. j. G. johnson, and son,
and Miss M. Lynn johnson, r. n,
all of Valdese, visited relatives
here Saturday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Segrawes
are the proud possessors of new
Plymouth automobile.
Mrs. Paul Ashley is indisposed
at present. ''~.'r - e.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26
REVIVAL TO BEGIN
AT BRISTOL CHURCH

A revival meeting will be held
at the Bristol Baptist church be-
ginning Sunday night, Septem-
Der % at 8 o'clock, it was an
nounced this week. Rev. Paul
Phipps, assisted by the pastor,
R. c. Ashley, will be in charge.
The revival will continue thro-
ugh October 8. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26
Healing Springs
School News

The school has been and will
be benefited this school year by
surfaced roads in the school dis
trict. Everyone particularly takes
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26

Gently commenced, and as a re-
suit the building and grounds are
improving in appearance.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-09-26
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8>P atiellts In
Ashe. Hospital

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The following are. patients in
the Ashe Memorial hospital this
week:
Miss Thelma June Tester
man, Helton; Mrs. Jack Barker,
Smethport; J. M. Taylor, Jeffer-
son; Rhondle Parker, West JEFF
ferson; Edward Parsons, Jeffer-
son; Mrs. Lee Roark and daugh-
ter, Creston; Mrs. Walter Nc
Clure and son, Jefferson, Mrs. Ina
Ray Burchett and son, Amy; Mas
ter Billie Ham, Laurel Springs;
Mrs. Sam Bare, Jefferson; Mrs
Kelly Gentry, Smethport; @. w,
Stump, Nathan's Creek; Mrs. Bes-
sic L. Severt and daughter, West
Jefferson.
Mrs. Herbert Caudill, West
Jefferson; Virgil Osborne, Rugby
Va; Mrs. Faye Eldreth, Lansing
Mrs. Mamie Chatham, Crumpler
Miss Louise Sutherland, Suther'
land; Grant Sexton, Grassy Creek
Mrs. r. E. Greer, Todd; Lou Ella
Toliver, Sparta; Mrs. Ted Caudill
and daughter, Glendale Springs
Mrs. Fred Howell and twins, Silas
Creek; Mrs. Irene Ward anc
daughter, Crumpler; Mrs. Dear
Evening star., 1946-10-30
'Rigoletto' Opens Opera Season;
Substitutes in Two Star Roles
By Alice Eyersmon

donna mobile" and in the re-
mainder of the last act, where Lii
lian Marchetto, as Maddalena, with
lovely voice, was an able partner
While Miss Reggiana's singing was
not always secure in the matter OF
pitch, the quality Of her voice repre-
sents the character of Gilda. She
imbues the role with more spirit
than is customary and develops its
dramatic possibilities with skill. Hel
weil-worked out delineation, the ap.
peal of her vocal timber and 1t.
unsupported power at the proper
moment, combined to win her spe.
cial applause. most pronounced aftel
her singing of the "Caro Nome aria
The rest of the cast carried of,
their duties competently, Nino Ruis
as Sparfucile especially receiving
warm welcome from his many ad.
mirers. Giuseppe Bamboschek, di'
recting the orchestra, saw that the
performance moved with vigor
There was adequate singing from