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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Hot Spots

blanket of helped Paradise alley usher in
the New ear. There plenty of celebrating in the
night spots and there prayers of Thanksgiving and
hope in thousands Of homes and churches
The striped horns and paper hats the bells and
whistles of juhilant citizens, welcomed New Year Of
Peace and Hope for Detroit big crazy oyercrow ded
city
The brisk holiday business was just the tonic need
ed by the club and tavern sort-of balance up
me losses experienced during the fall due the
strikes and ayofs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

meter OF show business. in their
initial appearance At the popular
i25th street house during the re-
cent Christmas holiday week. The
previous record for first timer
was held by the Ink Spots. Frank
schinman. general manager OF the
Apollo. was the first 10 notice the
colncidqntal fact that Watson was
also member OF the former re-
cord holders when they establish
cd their record.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

The promoters plan 70 present
ish, different t v~
each to be headed By a name ar
tisf Tho concert circuit VIII
function from March thru Oclo-
her and will include in the ,our.
10 key cities in toe Midwest,
southwest South and East Tho
first production will feature Eta
Moten. radio. stage and screen
star.
PEOPLE ~ THE NEWS
J J I'nges western sales man
aeer FOR United Artists was ap-
pointed general sales manager for
the motion picture Organization
on January ?
The Modcrnaires' recording Of
Coffee Five. Dourhnuis Five has
met With success and the act
has been approached by three
doughnut concerns to do some
iime over the radio
Pianist maestro Eddie Duchin $
on terminal leave in New York
and is making plans for orsanik-
ing new band But first he wants
70 take a vacation.
Les Grown scores another hit
oith one OF his own compositions.
Well Re Together Again 1; is
slated 20 out sell and out play his
sentimental Journey
Emanuel Mansfield c on &c ri
singer was presented in recital
In the Macomber high school ap-
ditorium hv the Toledo Hospital
nurses Aumane association last
week Toledo critics praised Mans
fields singing and his brilliant
zone.
Following the concert recep-
ton was given for the artist by
Mrs a VI Harner His appear
ance at Toledo concluded tour
which took in Vancouver, B c..
san Francisco and Los Angeles
New York Taking page from
the highly successful story Of Cafe
Society Downtown another VII
lage nirhicry has thrown open iis
doors with an entertainment po-
Icy Of TOP name acts presented
in the hest artistic setting pos
sihlc. The new amusement spot
is the Village Corners well
known spot in lower Manhattan,
but one which has had policy
OF moderate statured entertain
ers
The new show which bowed in
10 Village Corners Friday night,
inauguraiing the new policy was
headlined by the newest singing
rage OF the New York night club
circuit, Claudia Mcneil
New York - To Deck Watson
and the Brown Dots goes the dis
tinction OF establishing rev re-
cord for first time act at the
famous Apollo Theatre IN Harlem.
additionally known as "thc baro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
lLIR DELEISIE

Nv - HhAittfTfL
The newest club 10 Join the
nteN life ROW is the Club Deleisie.
Hor'h petrots smariest black and
iaH night clib Frank Johnson.
popular sportsman is the maras-
or and is doing a marvellous jon
larkey Bowmans band is furnish
inc tho music The entertainment
nelndes five big all star acts The
master ~ ceremonies ia Johnnie
Tfa-la-l.a' Walker Honey BOY
Williams ard Seaman Ko-Niia
QNann exotic dancer Kii,ie Stew
ean song and dance star direct
m s. Michael. Montreal and
vie weli-known lovely lady OF
swing Ella Black Beauty Lee.
CIIB OWNS
This high spot in the valley is
'Hsi me place 20 get lift Gay
atmosphere always and excellent
service and music in the tempo
>on like George Dawson is the
music maker. Emile Jones. the
NC Kay Randall. the tap artist
Freddie Robinson the versatile
skate dancer and Honey Brown,
tho sophisticated swing singer
THF CLtR Z0NBIE
This place is where you can always
enjoy Yourself and see your old
friends There are new faces in
tho chorus and some mighty fine
dance music by Cecil Lees band.
Irvine Alexander is the NC and
producer and does good job at
an'h jobs TOO.
CHR THREE SIMS
The snariest night club this
side of New York with just the
punch and entertainment and SER
vice that Is on the beam The
moccp Of Sophisticated people aad
mo home Of good food and enter
'asnment Your host Andrew (jap)
Sneod and your producer BETTY
Taylor.
6oe HORSE SHOE BAR
Presided over by our good
friends Leroy Young and William
Johnson is the meeting place
OF the celebrities from coast-io-
coast. There are three good rea-
sons They are the nice thick
Juicy steaks the cordial service
and the warm atmosphere Now
that the New Year is over Young
and Johnson plan to start on their
remodcline project Then the 500
VIII be the most beautiful cock
tan lounse in the Valley
Tho p and W club out 18th
street is the home OF fine creole
and Mexican food and spirits.
George Evans is your host
An organization known as the
Cultural Concerts Society has been
organized in New York to produce
series OF variety concert shows
10 be STAGED once a month in local
municipal and college auditoriums
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

great deal ~ work has hsen DONE
by Dctrofers Of am races "a make
II impossible for people 70 he de-
MED work on the basis Of colo
religion or national origin A.
state and Federal law problbninr
unfair labor practices would be ~
great value More work needs 10
be dorc by netroiters 20 insure
state and Federal Law AGAINST M
fair lanor practices
Problems thar remain Tor us n
overcome exist primarily in the
field OF huosine and euplo, ment
II is conceivable that Immediate
future people Will begin go inic,f
tho issue Of race and color into the
Efforts Of all OF our people 10
achieve better living 0laffers Tho
injection of those issues must be
resisted infellsrntly and p,rsisf-
emily By the people who believe
that Detroit can Snow 60 the woilI
its great or democratic capaoi,
as Will as its great industrial ca
pacity
Employment viii present one of
our Greatest sources OF race cou-
flict IN 1876 There will be firms
and individuals who followed ,ai.
employment practices during "a
var out OF what thcy call -cconom.
ie necessity Now that the war
has ended SOME OF those firms and
individuals Will want go so back as
proefam or selecting their en-
ployees because they do not be-
long 70 certain racial group a
certain religious group. or a GER
tain national eroup
City Law Against job
Discrimination
II We cannot secure state
Law against unfair labor practices
and Federal law prohibiting the
same thing II becomes paramount
that Detroit pass an ordinance
thar makes IL unlawful for any
Detroit firm or individual TO prac-
tice discrimination In the employ
ment Of people Such Law viii
serve as a persuasive Measure on
the conscience OF the people OF
our State and nation AZ least n
viii express the conscience OF
city that wishes 20 demonstrate
its great democratic capacity. ~
well As It's great industrial ca
pacity 10 a world that needs both
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-21
COMMITTEE OF LAYMEN

Washington County and
Hagerstown Councils of Churches
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SCHINDEL-ROHRER CO., Inc.
Pioneer Hardware Merchants
$3.50 SOUTH POTOMAC ST..
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-21

L ruler the humbles Of instrumental YET meets two
tremendously important needs
guides giving stroight rule by which to drdw
his lines ond sketch his pldns.
And measures showing where to begin ond where
to end, dnd proving the dimensions Of his work
Thd which the simple ruler does in the physical reom Of life
the work Of the Church the spiritual redm. For every
life is like blank sheet Of until by his living he
places upon the lines which give meaning cmd character
The Church guide giving the tried nd truths
by which dolly live pointing to the straight cd
unwcvering pdths which lead to God
And the Church is showing the standards
by which every life must be judged revealing the Christ
whose teaching nd example the beginning ond ending Of
all spiritual achievement the perfect dimensions Of life
your life?
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1946-03-21

BOHMAN-WARNE., Inc.
IS West Franklin Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
o. P. BOHMAN, Inc.
Tires
80 WEST FRANKLIN ST.
BIKLE'S SHOE SHOP
IL North Potomac Street
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Dozorce Kolinsky z~proSten
vinv.

Lidovy soud v Hradci Kra-
love projednaval prfpad obza.
lovaneho Kol1nskeho, ktery
vstoupil r. 1910 dobrovolne dc
sluzeb gestapa. Slouzil jake
dozorce v Hradci Kralove, pc.
7d6ji ma Pankraci, v Kolfn6 a
Terez1ne, odkud utekl r. 1914
2 skryval Sc az do 5. kvetna
Tetno vyjimecny pTfpad vylfcil
We sv6 knize "Reportaz" psana
ma opratce, narodnf hrdina Ju-
Illus Fucfk. Uryvky z knihy by
~ take cteny u soudu. Mezi
svedky Sc dostavila soudruzka
Gusta Fuc1kova a manzelka
oen. Eliase. Soudu doslo asi
300 pfsemnych sv6dectv1.
kdyz soud hodnotil pocatecn1
Utmost Kolinskeho We sluz-
bach gestapa jake propagaci
nacismu, uznal veliky vyznam
finG, kterymi zachranil a uleh-
I'll osud nesm1rnemu poctu ces-
kJch vlastencd. Kolfnsky byl
osvoboZen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29

ce bych radeji byla uz vysvo-
bozena. At je to vsak nejaky
statecny rytfz, S nasfm panem
nejsou zadne zerty: podlva Sc
ma rytfre jenom trochu zlost-
neji a az Sc rytlr sval1 S kone
jake hnilicka. Take bych 81 ne
prala, ably me vysvobodil neja-
ky hloupy Honza, ktery dosta-
ne cd pohadkoveho dedy "a
kus makove buchty kone Ohni-
vaka S divotvornym mecem.
Nejradeji bych byla, kdyby me
vysvobodil ten mladS1 prime z
kralovstvi pantalonskeho, Ven
delin. On je Size tax trochu
tululum, ale ma takove hezke
modre oci jake pomnenky. AZ
p1jde starry Vondra S nejakym
poselstvim do Pantalonie, at
vezme tohle psan1cko s sebou a
da no jen tax precfst princez-
ne Bib. Ale nenapadne, ably
81 ia kr1ta nemyslela O sobe
KIDD vi CO.
TAX nemejte, moi kralovstl
rodicove O me zadnou starost a
teste sc ma brzkou shledanou.
Tislckrat Vas pozdravuje
Vase dcera
Anka.
(Psanf posllam pc tom sta
rem havranu, protoze me drak
ma postu nechce pustit. VeT1m,
re no v poradku dostanete.)
Kniha "Nezbedne pohadky"
napsana a ilustrovana Josefem
Ladou byla vydana letosnlho
roku nakladatelstvim J. Otto,
spoil. S r.. O.. v Praze a jej1 cena
jest Kcs 22O.-vaz. (asi $4.40)
Nenf snad lepsiho a vzacnej-
sfho darku jake ceska kniha,
nebot jest jedn1m z n~ejlepslch
pojitek Sc starou vlasti. Ne
davno 81 stezovaly americke
ceske deti zahranicnfmu mini
stru Janu Masarykovi, re pry
by tax rady Getty a ucily Sc ces-
ky, ale re pry postradajf ces-
kych knih. =
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Hledaji Sc prFibuzni " Americe.


Hledame nase pribuzne neh
|jejich potomky z rodu Antoni-
ma Cecrdle, narozeneho We
TTtici u Noveho Strasec1 v &C.
chach.
Do Chicago jeli celkem tri
syni a tTi dcery a jedna z tech
to deer jela do Ameriky prov
dana "a p. Viktorina v dopro-
vodu svych starych rodic1.
ia jsem dcera Josefa Cecrdle,
mistra bednarskeho, bratra
Anton1na Cecrdle. Radi by
chom ved6li, zda-li a KIDD z
Mich zije, at jiz z rodiny Cecr-
dleho, Viktorina nebo Vostat-
kovy. Radi bychom S mimi ma
vazali p1semne styky. Jsou to
iedin1 pfibuzn1 pc mem zem-
Selem otci a pc posledn1 stras-
ne valce.
Mole adresa jest: FrantiSka
|Slaskova, rozena Cecrdlova,
Purkynova ul. 80, Plzen, Cze-
choslovakia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Darkove balicky do CSR i ma
dale beze ella. z Ameriky po-
slano do Ceskoslovenska ma
million balickHG.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. Narodn.
Rady v Americe.)

Red. Josef Martinez, jenz v
|techto dnech meska v Praze,
postal Csl. mar. rade v Americe
Izpravu O vysledku jednanf o
prodlouzenf lhGty bezcelneho
vybavovanf darkovych btlfckd
americkych, jez Csl. mar. rada
pred nekolika tydny zahajila.
Vysledek je pTfznivy:
l., Lhita bezcelnosti darkovych
balickI, posilanych z Ameriky
do ceskoslovenska, Dude pro-
dlouzena cd 1. ledna 1947 do
pristich znich - mona i do
konce rolxu 1947. Cd 1. ledna
bude jen ia zmena, re nastane
iiste omezeni mfry tabaku, eel
KEN vsak nevelke. Toto ONE
zeni wax neplati pro balicky,
poslane pred 1. lednem 19A7.
Do 1. ledna mono posilat 2 IL
bry tabaku (neb tabakovych
vyrobki) bez jakychkoli obav,
re by Sc z Mich phi dodani Pc l..
lednu clio platilo.
Zprava red. Mart1nka Mar.
rade zaslana a datovana v Pra-
re IS. listopadu pravi:
Jednani O bezcelnosti darko-
vych balfckG jsem zahajil jiz
v New Yorku, kde jsem poza-
dial O zakrok v teto veci mini
stra zahranici Jana Masaryka,
jenz S nejvetsf ochotou pTisl1bil
svou pomoc a Timed postal te
veci kabel do Prahy. Stejne
pochopeni projevil O tuto vec i
ministr vyzivy Vaclav Majer a
nam6stek predsedy vlady Zde-
mex Fierlinger, S nimiz jsem i
hned pc prfjezdu do Prahy
jednal. A ministerstvo finan-
CT, T1zene p. ministrem Dolan-
skym, vyslo zadosti Csl.nar. ra-
DIV nejochotneji vstT1c. Navstl-
vii jsem prof. Oldricha Zemka
z ministerstva informac1, jenz
Sc nedavno vratil z Ameriky.
vrchnlho odboroveho radu ia
ma Mikulase, jenz ma celnl We
CT v evidence. S MIN jsme vec
projednali a vysledek je ten.
re mohu sdelit, re vec je "a
sadne schvalena a " nekolika
dnech Dude vydan pTislusny
u1redni vynos. Velmi prospect j
zasah Csl. narodnfho sdruzen1
" Kanade, jehoz zastupci, bra
tri Buck a Koren, rovnez ur-
govali prodlouzenf lhGty, jez
Dude platit urcite cd L. ledna
do mi, pravdepodobne vsak
cely pTisti rok.
Poole sdelenf ". cd rady Mi
kulase, akce bal1ckova Sc skye
lie osvedcila. Dovoz darkovych
balickid cinil 1000 vagonI. eel
KEN dodano asi million balickG
vydatna to pomoc pfi zasobo-
vani Csl. lidu v kritickem OBJ
dobi povalecnem.
Cd 1. ledna nastane pouze
ia zmena, re Dude omezena DO
nekud mira tabaku. Be- ella
Dude dovoleno posilat asi 400
(snad i vice. cigaret. Misto
kazdych 100 cigaret Dude mo-
Emo poslat 20 doutnikGi, neb
100 GRANT, dymkoveho tabaku,
jehoz je vstsi nedostatek nez
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Redaktor a Administrator
CIHLAR
Obydl1:
1927 Grogan Avenue = Is
Telefon: Broadway 1925
Honey " Gele Rude armady.

Moskva. = 48lety marSal l.
van Kon6v byl ustanoven vrch-
MIN velitelem sovetske armady
rleto marSala Zukova. Konev
vedl druhou ukrajinskou ar
madu generala Vatutina, obkll
Gil 10000 N6mcG a zajal je
nebo pobil. Dosahl tax nejv6t-
%iho ruskeho v1t6zstvf cd Sta
lingradu.
Letos V srpnu Sc Kon6v stall
velitel ruskych okupacnich
voisk V Rakousku. MarSal zu-
kov byl b6hem valky nacelnf-
KEN Generaln1ho Stabu Rude
armady a vrchnim velitelem
ruskVch armad N6mecku. Ma
noGatku letosniho roku byl ma
hrazen marSalem Sokolovskym
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Financovani dvouletky " sa.
mospravnych svazcich.

Praha (CTK) - Ustredni
nlanovac1 komise konstatova-
Ia, re investice, ktere vyzadu-
lie dvoulety hospodarsky plan,
must byt financovany v ramci
samospravnych rozpoct1 i've
ktere 81 samospravne svaz
ky must opatrit. Kazdy sva-
EEK 1zemnf samospravy dosta-
ne v cas- rozvrh uloh ulozenych
dvouletym planem a Poole to-
no pfizpGsob1 svIj rozpocet ma
rok 1947. Hospodarske kra-
lie budou podporovany pfizna-
MIN priority pri povolovanf
pGjcek pomocnym fondem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
Is teroristn bylo zatceno
V Nsmecku.

Stuttgart, Nemecko. = Poll
ceinf 1fadv americke vojenske
vladv V Nemecku vydaly zpra-
WI, re Sc podaTilo odhaliti pod
Zemn{ organised n6meckych
nacistd, ktera t6z podnikla pu-
raove 1toky, kter6 Sc nedavno
udaly V americkem okupacnlm
pasmu. Zatceno bvlo 16 by
valych SS-manG a clen1 Hitle-
row mladeze.
Prave v dobe, kdy Sc teroris-
t. chystali k novHm 1tokGm,
byli americkymi 1redniky "a
nOmOci n6meck6 policie poza-
tykani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29

Aministrace pro stanoveni
cen povolila zvyseni cen raft
novaneho suroveho cukru, coz
znamena zvysen1 o pGl centu
ma libre pro konsumenty. A
protoze nemame pGlcenty, te-
dy zvysenf Dude 1 cent. Timto
zvVsenlm zaplatf konsumenti
O $50, 900, 900 rocne vice "a
cukr nez tomu bylo dosud.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
v Anglii Sc narodi rocns So,
600 nemanzelskych dsti.

LondVn. - Lord Brough-
shane Tekl v dome lordG, re v
kazdem roku narodi Sc v An
plii vice nez $4,000 nemanzel-
ckVch d6tf. Zasadil Sc O to, a.
hv hTadv nem6ly pravo dotazo-
vati GO blizsich podrobnosti pfi
nemanzelskych porodech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29

cigaret. Jinak zdstanou v plat
nosti dosavadni ustanoveni.
Slus1 podotknout, re v dar-
kovych ballcclch do vahy 6 ky
(13 liber a a unce) mohou byt
nejen obnosene saty, ale i move
soucastky odevu neb latky.
(Bezne clio ma tabak je Wy
soke: lao Kcs "a cigaretu. Clio
ma move latky, die jakosti, cini
prGmerne As Kcs "a 1 ky, ale
vybira Sc jen z balikH vazicich
vice nez 6 kg.)
DoporuGujeme proto kraja-
Mum, ably posilali baliky do va
by s ky - 13 liber a 4 unce!
z bal1kG tezsfch Sc must platit
v Ceskoslovensku clio.
Vrchni odborovy rada pan
Mikulas zmfnil Sc i O nekterych
pTfpadech zneuzivani darkove
akce nesvedomitymi lidmi, kite
II pos1laj1 velke mnozstvi ba-
l1kG = ne ma pomoc svym pra-
telGm, ale ma business, kterym
lie podporovan cerny trh, ktery
v zajmu republiky nutno poti-
rat a ne podporovat. To nenf
jiste "darkova" akce, kdyz
pf1jemce We stare vlasti obdrzf
" jednom tydnu 10 zasilek CT
garet ina "smelinareni"), ne
DO kdyz obchdnfk sukny obdr-
Ii Ia / den 20 balickIG S latka-
mi. To jsou skutecne pf1pady !!
Takov1 nesvedomit1 Tide zp1so-
buj1 tax polite ostatnim kra-
ianGm, kteTi v dobrote sveho
srdce snazl Sc svym milym We
stare vlasti pomoci.
Rozuml Sc, re pri zasilkach
milionu bal1ckG stanou Sc i RI
zne omyly neb neprlstojnosti.
Tu vsak nepom1ze psat rozci-
lene dopisy odes1lateldm do A
meriky. ale je tTeba poslat i
hned stlznost ma adresu:
Ministerstvo finance
Will. Celn1 oddeleni
Praha III.
Jsem velmi rad, re zakrok
Csl. narodni rady O prodlouze-
nj bezcelneho vybavovan1 ma
SIGH americkych balfck1 setkal
Sc S plnym zdarem. Nasi kra-
jane mohou sve zasilky pos1lat
S vedom1m, re ami 20 1. lednu
clio, jez by v chuds1ch krajfch
bylo velkym zat1zenlm akce
ballckove, nebude vyb1rano,
kdyz ballcky nebudou test
nez 6 ky - 13 liber a 4 unce.
Obcane We stare vlasti 81 teto
pomoci velmi vazl a vetsinou
rozumne S nj hospodaf1. Wy
pravel mi ministr Majer, m1j
starry pTitel z dob p~redmnichov
skych, re dobrou kavu pill 20
valce pc prve We SVEN 9rodisti
Pochvalove ma Kladensku, kde
obcane, kteff bal1cky z Ameri-
ky dostali. rozdslili Sc o kavu
/ S tsmi, kdoz v Americe pra.
tel nemaji, take kazde do.
macrosti teto visce NELL " ten
cas- dobrou Americkou kavu.
Srdecne vsechny pratele v
Americe zdravl.
JOSEF MARTINEZ.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
SlOvaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-11-29
THE TELEGRAF

Published every Friday by
Observation-Disclosures Publ. Co.
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
BALTIMORE 5, MD.
Phone, BROADWAY 1858
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05
BEN GILLETTE INJURED OPERATING IN MINE PIT

Ben Gillette, who had just ge- gun his summer mining opera tion at Anvil Creek, is in the hos pital with a broken leg.
 Ben was in the pit on his claim with his hydraulic outfit when the accident occurred. He is not sure whether the nozzle separ- ated or if it was the force of the water alone which knocked him down.
 Anvil Creek district is ordinar- fly an isolated part of the coun- try, but it happened that Chuck OLeary and Albert Burnell were at Specimen Gulch picking up some mining equipment at the time. Ben succeeded in drag ging himself up the six-foot em- bankment and started calling for help, which was heard by Chuck who went to his assistance, plac- ing him on a sled and pulling it to the road.
 Another fortunate incident, Joe Wallace with his taxi, was re- turning from a trip to Glacier, happening along at the opportune moment, and took the injured man to town.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05
VIVA CHAMBER HAS
 INTERESTING MEETING

The VIVA Chamber of Com merce held an interesting meeting at the Nome Army Base Tues day, at the invitation of Col. Thomas L. Waters, and Major Albert Reinbothe, his executive officer, on the post.
 The members had a splendid luncheon in the officers dining room, and then retired to the club rooms for the meeting.
 President Mitrovitch called the meeting to order and called upon Col. Waters to be honor speaker for the day.
 The colonel spoke on public relations, and the service, mean ing that people have forgotten what service means, what is is in human relations. He stated that there should be better spir- it of friendship between the civ ilians of the community and the civilians in the army in that we are all here for the same pur- pose, to serve each other, and to make it a better place for each of us to live.
 He further stated that the army is trying to make it more liveable for the men at the post, and is making plans to have as many married officers and men as is practical in order to give them the homelife they need.
 Following a few other remarks by others at the meeting it was adjourned, about l:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05
HOME ARTS PLANT SALE TO BE ON SATURDAY

The Home Arts Club, which is sponsoring the City Playfield, and it's supervisor, are having a plant sale June 9th at the North ern Commercial Company store. The sale starts at 10:30 am.
 Many plants for transplanting as we'll as potted plants have been promised. Anyone having plants they wish to give, to assist in the work may call Mrs. Frank Bing- ham.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05
Greatest Juvenile Crime Wave In
 Nations History

WASHINGTON, June 5, -(P)- Attorney General, Tom Clark, said the government is mobilizing pub lie and private forces to fore stall the greatest juvenile crime wave in the nations history"
 The national conference is spon- sored by the federal government to be held in Washington in Sep tember to view the whole teen age crime problem and prepare to combat it and recommend any necessary legislation.
 Representatives of twelve fed eral agencies including the Fed eral Security Agency, State and Municipal governments, Bench, Bar, Educational and Religious authorities and leaders of child welfare will participate"
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05

If you took it with you, the Army wants it back. The Disabled American Veterans reports that the Quartermaster at number of Army bases has issued a request urging World War II veterans to return unwanted clothing and equipment. Especially needed are woolen garments, blouses, and un-
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05

a small brush in polish and use on carved parts.
 Because most home dyed ma terials fade, it is impractical to use such fabrics in a braided rug.
 An inexpensive way to prevent accidents is to plan your electric lighting intelligently.
 Water or food left in an alumi- mum pressure cooker pits the sur face md makes it dark and rough.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05
Hospital Notes

Albert Anderson, who is em- ployed by the Lomen Commer- cial Company, was injured last week while working, and is get ting along nicely.
 Ann Wilalkia of Golovin is a patient in the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05

The War Assets Corporation has announced the appointment of Willard W. Rice, Disabled Ameri- can Veterans national director of public relations, as a member of its Veterans Policy Committee. The appointment was made by It. Gen. E. B. Gregory, head of the WAC which is the successor to the Surplus Property Admin istration.
The Nome nugget., 1946-06-05

TOKYO, JAPAN - No forty miner ever struck it as rich as It. E. V. Nielsen (shown) of Stam- ford, Conn, an officer in the 32nd Military Government in Tokyo. On a tip from a Geisha girl, It. Mel sen went prospecting in Tokyo Bay and found a cache of precious met al in ingots in the mud. There were truckloads of the stuff believed to be worth $2,O00, 100000. The hid den wealth was to be used, accord ing to an informant, Gin building up a greater Japan after things have quieted down."