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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1946-11-02

Adv ERTIs MEN
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Maly OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE
REALITY MA PRODEJ:
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE:
s s s

SIS
Platfte-li SO drok ma VAST
hypoteku (mortgage) my Yam
m6zeme usetTiti penfze. Do
vote nam znovu financovati
Vas domov We Stavebnfm Spoil
ku Ia nizS1 1rokovou sazbu a
snazs1 mes1cnf splatky.
Zavolejte Hamilton 1915
C.. EDGAR WOOD
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
American Relief ma pomoc tu-
berkulosnim dstem v CSR.

Hlavn1 m6sto Praha zr1dilo v
R1canech sanatorium pro tuber-
kulosnl deti. Je tam nyni uni
steno ma 600 chovancG. Potre-
buff vylatnou stravu, hlavne
mleko, kakao a tuky. V Cesko-
slovensku je vsak prave techto
vec1 velky nedo3tatek. Names
tex prazskeho primatora RITE
ma Pelantova obratila Sc proto
ma American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia sc zadosti O poskytnu-
ii kakaa pro T1canskou ozdra-
vovnu. American Relief dial i
hned pokyn svemu prazsk6mu
delegatu w. HI. Sharpovi, ably
pc dobu peti mesicG pfideloval
ma vyzivu onech tuberkulosnich
detf potrebne mnozstvf kakaa.
Tato pomoc, jez Sc peel A
merican Reliefu dostava cesko-
slovenskym detem, je umozne-
ma obetavostf a dobrym srdcem
americkych krajanG, kteTi cha
pou svou moraln1 povinnost pod
porovat trpfcf obyvatelstvo We
stare vlasti. Kakao, jez Dude
sytit tuberkulosni deti v rican-
skem %sanatoriu, bylo darovano
Reliefu ceskymi a slovenskymi
spolky We Spojenych Statech.
Ma zadost csl. vlady wal ma
sebe American Relief zavazek,
re Dude zivit We skolach a sirot-
cinc1ch stareho kraje celkem 55
tisfc det1. Tento pocet nyni
vZrIsta O dalS1ch 600 det1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka.
KRfzKOVE
ZAPASY " COLISEUM.

Pro prfstf 1tery, IL. bfezna
Mr.. Ed Contos poTadatel kf1z-
kovych zapasG v Coliseum pfi-
pravil velice slibny program.
Babe Sharkey, 253 ID. z TIE
xasu lex Worlds Champion)
VS.. "Kayo" George Koverly.
.234 ID. (The Wild Slav) z Los
Angeles.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
blu jedne porazky.
SPECIAL BOUT
Golden Angel) Jack Moore
|23O Id. VS.. Matte Brown, 228
Id. Eek Boxer) z Washingtonu.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu jedne porazky.
Lou Laird, 232 ID. z BostOnu
VS.. Chick Garibaldi, 218 10. re
st. Louis.
Zapas tento urcen jest ma do
bu 80 minut aneb 1 porazky.
TEAM MATCH
Tom Mahoney, 232 ID. z Mi
ami a Benny Rosen, 24O Id. z
Brooklynu (Jewish Starr VS..
Olaf Erickson, 218 ID. re Sved-
ska a Mike Heller, 220 10. z
Brooklynu.
Vftezi zfskati must 2 v1tez-
stvl re 3 utkan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Pfedbezne oznameni zabav.

" sobotu, 9. brezna vecer
Sbor Zlata Praha els. 81 J. G.
D. poTada BINGO We skole Au-
gust1n HeTmana.
" sobotu, 16. bTezna 10
sefovskou Zabavu poTada Del.
Vzdel. Spolek "Pokrok". Zaca-
tex $3.50 vecer.
= V sobotu, 16. bfezna v 8
hodin vecer poTada Josefskou
Zabavu Sok. Jed. Sokol Curtis
Bay v Sokolovne, 1927 Cherry
Street.
" nedeli, II. bTezna God
poledne) Oslavu Masarykovych
Narozenin porada Sdruzenf Csl
SpolkG.
= Ustricove Hody poTad5
Dem. Klub Ceskych MladfkG Z.
wardy v nedeli, II. bfezna v
Klubu cd l do 6 hodin.
- Nedele, "a. brezna: "Aka-
demie" v Sokolovne.
" nedeli, "a. brezna po-
Tada Velkolepy Bull Roast I.
Cesky Dem. Klub Z. wardy v
Klubu, 838 N. Chester ST. cd l
do 6 hodin vecer.
- Staroceske Dozvuky Sibfi-
mex budou letos v sobotu, 6. du-
bna v Sokolovne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Kongres a president blahopFel
kongresniku Sabathovi.

New York (CTK) = V1dce
vetsinove strany v kongresu Mo
Cormack upozornil dine 4. bre-
Una plenum ma to, re demokra-
ticky kongresn1k Adolph Sa-
bath vstupuje t1mto dnem do
40 rokG sve parlamentarni Gin
nosti. Kdyz Sc SABBATH, ktery
pochazf z Czech, ma to ujal slo-
va, ably podekoval McCormack-
owl "a jeho slova, povstali pTf-
tomnf clenove kongresu a pri-
pravili Sabathovi spontanni o.
vaci potleskem, ably projevili u
ctu a vaznost, ktere u svych ko-
legn pozfva. Kongresnfk Sa-
bath dostal tez blahopTejne te-
legramy cd presidenta Truma-
ma a mnoha vynikaj1c1ch 1fed-
mich osobnost1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Obnova slezskych krajI.

Praha (CTK) = V Opav6
byla conference slezskych pc
neznich 1stavd Sc zastupci slez-
skych obci valkou tezce posko-
zenych. Byly projednany otaz-
ky financovanf obnovy kraje,
kde jen skody ma budovach Sc
odhaduji ma 4.25 miliard Kcs.
Ustavilo sc konsorcium slez-
skych peneznfch dstavG, ktere
budou poskytovat poskozenym
liver sc statni Zarukou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
DOPIS re SUsICE.

Krajanka p1. F. Bernartova,
728 N. Linwood Ave. dala nam
k otisknuti dopis cd sveho sva-
kra a sestry Karel Votava, Su-
Size, Ceskoslovensko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Jinak sc chovajf.

Americky admiral Sims byl
onehdy pozvan ma ob6d v Lon
dyne a pri t6 prflezitosti byl ia,
Ike tazan, jaky p~ozoruje rozdil
mezi anglickymi hosty v resta-
urantu a americkymi: Admi-
raj odpovedel: Anglican vel
de do restaurantu jake by mu
cely nalezel, kdezto American
sc chova jake by mu bylo hos
tejno, komu to vsechno patrl.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Oar eel. textilniho delnictva a
prHEmyslu Rude armada.

Praha (CTK) - K %. vyro-
c1 Rude Armady odevzdali dine
%. 1nora zastupci textiln1ho
delnictva a prGmyslu sovetske-
mu velvyslanci v. A. Zorinovi
a zastupci Rude armady jake
projev vdecnosti dar Rude ar
made letnf oblecenf pro jednu
divisi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
NSmecka LODI shorela
" anglickem pristavu.
Liverpool, Angle.

Liverpool, Angle. =
Empire Wavenesy, nemecka
ukoristena lod( stala Sc obet1
plamenG, ktere %zpGsobily sko-
du "a vice nez $4,000, 900. By
la to pata LODI v tonic pfistave,
ma nfz vypukl ohen behem mi
nulych SO hodin a snad Sc stala
obet1 sabotazn1ku, jak Mama
ella policie. Byvala pfepycho-
YOU parolod1 a nesla jmeno Mil
waukee. Mela 1874 tuny
snOsnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

Praha (CTK) - Mimofadny
lidovy soud v Ltomericfch Cd
soudil litomerickeho udavace a
konfidenta gestapa Vladim1ra
Smrcka k trestu smrti prova-
zem. Smrcek, 45lety zeleznic-
nj zamestnanec ceske narodno-
sti, udal gestapu celkem 80 lid,
z kterych IL zahynulo v kon-
centracn1ch taborech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
JugoslavSti sirotci hosty
" Ceskoslovensku.

Praha (CTK) = Dne %. Il
nora uvftal prazsky primator
DIR. Zenkl 70 jugoslavskych
chlapc1 a % devcat ma move
radnici. Deti jsou sirotky pc
padlych a umucenych Jugoslav
cfch a prijely do Prahy ma po-
zvani ministerstva prace a So
cialn1 pece k tr1meslcn1mu po-
bytu v Ceskoslovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
CSR dostane uvsr so milionGGi
dolarHE ma prebytecne zasoby
americke armady.

Praha (CTK) = HIavnl zmoc-
nenec likvidacn1ho 1Tadu Spo-
jenych Stat1 pro Evropu John
Virden prohlasil, re Ceskoslo-
vensko dostane Cd Spojenych
StatG liver SO miliond dolarG
ma nakup pTebytecnych valec-
nych zasob americke armady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
e6zaSxA
Jugoslavsko-c eskoslovenskv
spolek zalozen.

Praha (CTK) = Belehrad-
sky list Borka uveTejnuje u pTf-
lezitosti zalozeni spolku Jugo-
slavie-CSR clanek, We kterem
zduraznuje pratelske styky O.
bou stat1. Myslenka slovanske
solidarity stala sc dnes histo-
r1ckou skutecnostf. Narody Ju-
goslavie vedf, re jejich laska a
sympatie k Ceskoslovensku isou
opakovany u CechG i Slovakn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08

Pa AS4A q wv ~
728 N. Linwood Ave. dala nam
k otisknuti dopis cd sveho sva-
kra a sestry Karel Votava, Su-
Size, Ceskoslovensko.
SuSice, 3. prosince 1916.
Mliy Frantiku a Svagrova:-
Pc mnoha letech jest mi MOI
ne Yam Ease psati a zaslat
Yam nejsrdecnejsf pozdravy z
vlasti. Jsme svobodni cd nem-
CT a zrovna naSe celia Sumava
cd Vltavy ma zapad, cele Pl-
zensko az k Chebu obsadily a.
mericke divise a nemohu Yam
dnes ami vypsati s jakou radostl
jsme Vase vojaky vital. Do
Susice vtrhla 4. tankva divise
tlac1cf Sc cd Bavorskych hranic
jiz IA dnf pred tim 6. kvetnem
slyseli jsme i've dine i noci
strelbu a pro mas to byly neko-
necne dni, neb jsme nevedeli co
$ nami Dude, neb bylo vsude pl-
no nemeckeho vojska. Kdyz
nemci vedeli, re kazda obrana
jest marna, vzdavali Sc a pax
to slo rychle "a sebou a ami
jsme Sc nenadali a Americana
tady byli. Wy to tam nevite CO
my jsem tady prozili Ia tech 6
let, CO strachu o sve zivoty neb
zadny nevedel IDA Ultra pro
nej pTfjdou, kazde slovo sc mu-
selo rozmyslet a umet inject a
sebe zaprft, domovnf prohlid-
ky pc atentatu ma H~eydricha
byly skoro vsade i u mas, pro-
hledali nam skr1ne a cely byt
ale mic jsme nemeli, zadne zbra
ne ami CO by bylo proti nemec-
kemu rezimu, kde neco takove-
no nasli byli Tide postTfleni. Wy
.iste nam svagrova poslala jed
nou americkou vlajku, byla to
takova mala, tn jsem schovaval
/ "a okupace a S tou vlajkou
jsme naval vstrfc americkym
vojakGm tax dlouho az Sc nam
rozbila a jakou NELL radost
kdyz il videli. Ia vsechno to
co jsme zde trpeli, mic nam ne
bylo doprano, vsechny zabavy
pc 6 let byly zakazany krone
kino, "a to jsme Sc 6. kvetna ra-
dovali S takovou radosti, kterou
Yam ami vypsat nejde. My
jsme Sc take zde seznamili S
Vasima vojaky. Bozena jedno-
mu sergantovi prala a ia to re
hill. Pochazel z New Mexika,
on umel tolik nemecky jake ia
anglicky, tez mluvil francouz-
sky, tax jsme Sc dohovorivali
vsemi recmi, Cd toho jsme Sc
nell dobre, ia penfze Ia praci
nechtel, tax nam dial konservy
a to jsme 81 pochutnali. Dosta-
Ii jsme kakao, kavu, vselijake
masove a syrove konservy. To
wife KATE = vzdyt jsme tho 6
let nepili. To byl hodny clo-
vek, jmenoval sc Lozano a jel v
zaff domd. Rfkal re pojede
skrze Baltimore. DAILY jsme mu
pro Vas dopis by Yam no pre-
dial neb Sc tam mel zdrzet 6 dni
die vseho u Vas asi nebyl. ia
jsem Sc lecktereho ptal jestli
nen1 z Baltimore, ale kde pax,
skoro vesmes byly z Texasu.
Naproti nam byl jeden ubyto-
vany, ten umel cesky. Koureni
jsme NELL take dost. ia mel ia
baku do kratke fajfky a dout-
Mkt dost.
No, my ma ty Americany ne
zapomenem do smrti a coz ty
ceska devcata, kazda mela A
mericana, 4 Sc tady Ia ne prov
daily. Ted uz tady nejsou zad-
nj, jen ma tech vetslch m1stech
zGstala military Police"
TAX jsem Yam toho napsal
prozatim dost, az podruhe Yam
napisi vice jak Sc nam vedlo "a
nemecka. Muslin nechat m1sto
take pro moi zenu a proto kon-
elm az Ease priste.
Vas Karel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Hlasovali proti zrizeni hlavni'
no mesta UNO.

Greenwich, Conn. - Obcane
tohoto mesta pri zvlastn1ch vol
bach vyslovili sc proti zrlzeni
hlavnlho mesta UNO v tonic
meste 4,540 proti 2,019 hlasGm.
Celkem je v tonic meste TO-
400 vOlicu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
csl. vlada protestuje prot po-
pravs spanelskYch demokratIG.

Praha (CTK) - Ceskoslo-
venska vlada vznesla rozhodny
protest proti poprave deseti de-
mokratickych republikanG We
Spanelsku. Soucasne csl. vlada
ujistila bojovnfky republican
skeho Spanelska svojf solidari-
tOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-03-08
Pridel pIdy ceskym zemedsl.
CHM z okresu Sternberg.

Praha (CTK) - Csl. ministr
zemedelstv1 julius Duris upo-
zornil deputaci zemedelcG z O.
kresu Sternberg ma Morave, re
v nejblizsf dobe Sc zapocne S
pridelovanim zemedelskych u
sedlosti. Asi 10000 ceskym
zemedelc1m Dude prid6lena
pIda.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
News Noies
 From Sitka
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

Prizes in the Rcd Gun Game Derby have been awarded The dance originally planned for the end of the season, at which the prizes were to be awarded. was cancelled because of conflicting schedules which made suitable hall un- available
 Prize winners were: First-Rudy Sarvela, heaviest buck, l62i2 pounds won a shotgun.
 Second-Al Brookman for buck with widest spread ot horns, 20 O8i inches, won a sleeping bag.
 Third-Dave Hallock. for buck with greatest number of points, II, won a % Hornet rifle.
 Fourth-Art Gillis for largest Lear head. II inches, won a case of shotgun shells.
 Fifth-Ted Kirkman. for heaviest two point buck, 13oi4 pounds, won hunting boots.
 Sixth-Nick Kasakan, for most unusual set of horns, won pack sack and hunting knife.
 Ssventh-R A McCracken, for largest eagle, ' feet 6 inches, won a Coleman CT Stove.
 Eighth-Carl Anselm, for largest
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

On Decsmtc~ 2, tho Territorial School Band, orchestra and chorus will give @ public concert to raise funds to purchase new instruments for the school. Both the Rotary Club and the Sitka Woman's Club have undertaken to help make the occasion a success by assisting in the sale of tickets.
 Thomas Jones, head of the musi- cal department of the Territorial Schools is not only an outstand- ing musician and composers but a teacher of rare ability as well He has been able to make his students like practicing at home. And be- cause of the remarkable progress students have made the parents en- dure the practicing, if not gladly, at least stoically.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
BACK AT HIM

INDEPENDENCE, Mo, = A mo- torist was arrested on charge of driving backward down the street. He told Patrolman Paul Lebow that the driver of another car go- ing in the opposite direction had shouted an insult at him. Rather than risk losing the man, he said he began backward pursuit.
 He didn't catch the other driver
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
WANT ADS
MURPHY & MURPHY

REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS 1 Bedroom house and ? bedroom Quonset Hut, completely furnish ed 9th Street.
 Douglas A bedroom furnished house, garage, near school. 4 bedroom house, 5th street. With or without furniture. Beautiful homes: Fritz Cove, Lena Cove and Aux Bay 2 pieces business property and apt. house; small down payment. 16O acres, patented-title guaran- teed; Glacier Highway. MURphY & MURPHY
 REALTORS-ACCOUNTANTS Phone 676 over First National Bank
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

convention in San Francisco be- fore visiting friends and relatives ia Texas, California. Oregon and Washington.
 Mrs. Marie Everson, mother of H. Everson deputy Customs Collect CT, arrived by plane to make her home here with her son. They have taken an apartment in the Kettleson Building
 i Mrs. Leslie Yaw, wife of SJS President, has returned by plane from a three months visit in the middel west and Pacific Coast. 1 MhS. Len Peterson has returned from a visit of several months with her son. -in-law and daughter in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Ole Owe, who spent several weeks in the States for medical treatments, has returned by plane.
 The last remnant of the Army lpersonnel from Fort Ray has left Leaving were Capt. P. H. Bennett l Sgt. J. w. Webber, Sgt. R. Bar
 rett, Sgt. P V. Brock, Sgt. T. Hein-
 rick, Sgt. E. J. Meldish, Cpl. M
 Nichols, Eugene Pasinski, Charles IWojcik, H. R. Lowder, enroute tc Anchorage.
 l Miss Marjorie Richardson ha'
 left by plane after a visit of sev-
 eral months with her aunt, Mis!
 Cleo Campbell. During her stay : there Miss Richardson was employ ! ed at Neill Andersen's. A son. Larry Leon, weighing sev en pounds, was born to MT. ant i Mrs. James Bradford, at their home MT. Bradford is an employee o | the Sitka Cold Storage Company Bishop John Bentley was here 10 | confirmation services at St. Peters | by-the-Sea. Those confirmed wer
 Miss Helen Ewert, Wake Andersen
 Edwin Osbakken, Willis Osbakkel
 and Norman Burke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

According to a recent letter from the Elliott Fletchers, MT Fletcher, who has been confined to the Laurelbeach Sanitarium since leav- ing Sitka this summer, will be able to spend the holidays with his family in Kirkland. Fletcher was the manager of the First Bank of Sitka until forced to resign because of health.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

Police Chief Stormy" Doran has started a class in criminology for high school students this week Twenty~ona boys and l9 girls have been registered from the 85 stu dents who applied. The boys meet for an hour on Tuesday afternoons and the girls for an hour on Thurs days FBI text books are being ussd by the classes, which meet at police headquarters
 The boys group elected Tommy Smith as chief, who appointed Wally Wagner, Elias Didrickson, Jack Lawrence and Dick Avrit as lieutenants
 The girls group elected Carmena French to hsad their group.
 Che of the first duties assigned members of the criminology class es was the enforcement of curfew hours and the policing of teen-age affairs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

Lieut. Col Lawrence Freeburn is home on leave in Seattle after mili- tary duty in the South Pacific. He plans to make a brief visit to Alaska before returning to military duty. He was formerly manager of the Pyramid Fisheries in Sitka.
 Mir. and Mrs Stockton Webb, of Webb Forbes Marine Repairs, arriv- ed in Seattle after turbulent trip aboard their cruiser Romany III Enroute they made extended stops at all ports on business and visiting friends. They have put the Romany up for sale in Seattle and after vacationing along the Coast, will return to their home i here by plane.
 According to letters received from pr. and Mrs. II. J. Hodgins, whC l left some weeks ago for an eX tended vacation in the States, they had met Mrs. Filler Hansen in New York and were enjoying doing the city together. Mrs. Hansen hac been visiting a cousin in Washing ton, D. C., and had arranged tt meet the Hodgins in New York.
 Captain and Mrs Al Dietz ant
 infant son have returned from ;
 two months vacation in the States
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

They attended the Salvation Army convention in San Francisco be- fore visiting friends and relatives ii Texas, California. Oregon and Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

Sell i, with an Empire Wantad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

goose, 10 pound IA ounces, a Pen dleton shirt
 Ninth-L. w. Peterson, for larg- est Mallard, pounds 9 ounces, a set of goose decoys.
 Tenth prize for the hest written hunting story, true or fictitious, had no entries. so a weeks extension was granted.
 In all, foryt-five entries were made in the Derby an all time high
 The early, protracted cold spell has brought one of the earliest and longest skating periods in many a year Ths bright sunshine com bined with complete lack of wind is giving us some of the best skat- ing weather imaginable and bring ing out people who haven't skated for five to 20 years.
 On one day the schools were dismissed to allow the students a full days enjoyment Of skating ana the Teen-Age Club held a party cn the lake with a large bon fire and hot dogs.
 Sitka is unique in having so fine lake within the city limits and within five minutes walk of the center of town. Swan Lake is ap-
 
 proximately half a mile long and an eighth of a mile wide. This year the Public Utilities set up a large light on the lake for the bene- fit of night skaters. The ice this year is perfect, without ripple.
 There are two other lakes with in walking distance of town, Thimbleberry Lake and Heart Lake, two and three miles out the Saw mill Creek Road Neither lake is used except when swan Lake is too badly rippled for good skating.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
FOR SALE

HOME ON FRITZ COVE ROAD, 4 room completely furnished house,
 patented land and automobile. Inuuire 923 E. St., or call 756
 after pm. 440-3t
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
LOST AND FOUND

LOST - Ripper wallet containing
 valuable papers. Phone Green 624. Remard. 438-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nent, $7.50. Paper Curls. sl up Lola's beauty Shop. Phone POI 3l5 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

CHILD CARE-full, part time; ages 3-6. IT Third St, above Boggan's Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS

WE SHARPEN SKATES. Hagerup
 Saw Filing Shop. 432-t1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

A son, Larry Leon, weighing sev- en pounds, was born to MT. and Mrs. James Bradford, at their home. MT. Bradford is an employee of the Sitka Cold Storage Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

PIANOS RENTED ana TUNED. Anderson Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-12-02

FURNITURE and miscellaneous articles, including ching room set. bedroom set, Imperial italics, davenport, chairs. Tuesday to Friday, Alexander Home, First and Dixon Streets. Phone 523.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-16
Nome Base On Review

The public is invited to witness formal review of troops to be held at Nome Army Air Base on October l9, l946, it was announced today.
 Formation time for the review is 9:45 Saturday morning, with "Adjutant's Call" at 10:00. At that time, six companies, composed of all branches of the army repre- sented on the base, will march onto their line positions.
 After an inspection of troops, the regiment will pass in review before a party headed by Colonel John E. Bodle, Base Commander.
 Adequate parking space and suitable spectator areas will be provided. In case of indictment weather, it is planned that the
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-16
Election Totals
 Almost Complete

Two more precincts have re- turned the totals of the ballots cast in the recent election.
 Shungnak: For Delegate: Bart lett IT, Peterson 10.
 For Treasurer: Olson "A, Cole 8.
 For Commissioner of Labor: Benson IS, Sharpe 10, Kimball l.
 For Territorial Senators: Jones IS, Munz IS, Lyng 12, Cross 5.
 For Territorial Representatives: Madsen 25, Porter P, Andy An derson Is, Ed Anderson l3, Me Donald 13, Milligan l3, Laws 3, OSt 2.
 Utica: For Delegate: Bartlett 9, Peterson 6.
 For Treasurer: Olson l2, Cole 4.
 For Commissioner of Labor: Sharpe II, Benson 5.
 For Territorial Senator's: Cross 14, Lyng 8, Jones 8, Munz 3.
 For Territorial Representatives: Porter IS, Madsen 10, Ed Ander- son 8, Mcdonald 8, Andy Ander- son 5, Laws 4, Milligan 2, Ost l.
 The total votes to date of all ex- cept four precincts:
 For Delegate: Bartlett 928, Pe- terson 660.
 For Treasurer: Olson SPA, Cole 685.
 For Commissioner of Labor: Benson 633, Sharpe sos, Kimball PA.
 For Territorial Senators: Munz 1917, Jones 896, Lyng 679, Cross 493.
 For Territorial Representatives Andy Anderson 857, Ost 820, Laws 975, Ed Anderson 727, Porter 674, Milligan 658, Mcdonald 646, Mad sen 633.
 Four precincts: Barrow, Vain wright, Kivalina and Haycock and the absentee votes are yet to be reported.
The Nome nugget., 1946-10-16
St. Louis Cards
 Win World Series
(By JACK HAND

SPORT MANS fhnN, ot' Ao"' (P)-Harry "The Cat" Brecheen hurled the St. Louis Cardinals to the world championship with a courageous job of relief pitching for a four to three decision over the Boston Red Sox in the seventh game of the forty-third world series. He went in in the eighth inning. Red Sox 3 runs, 8 hits, no errors. Cardinals runs, 9 hits, l error.
 The Gas Houst gang spirit still lives in the world champion St. Louis Cardinals who have stolen the l946 series from the favored Boston Red Sox on the sheer hustle" of Enos Slaughter.
 If the 30-year-old veteran of the AZ Giant killers hadn't hadn't rounded third base like a runaway colt while shortstop Johnny PeSky hesitated one second too long, the 43rd classic might be going yet.
 The score was tied at 3-3 in the eighth inning of yesterdays de- cisive seventh game and the full pressure of baseball's 18th million dollar series was riding heavy on every pitch when Slaughter made his wild tour of the sacks.
 Harry Walker lines a base hit into left center and "Eno" cata- quilted off first base, rounded sec ond and headed for third while Leon CulberSon retrieved the ball and made a quick relay to short stop Pesky.
 Making the full sweep at third while Coach Mike Gonzales flap ped the come-on sign like an ex- cited mother hen, Slaughter lit out for the plate. Pesky, apparently not expecting that sort of daring base-running, had dropped his arm half way, watching Walker run toward second, before he real ized Slaughter was hot-footing home with the tie-breaking run. His peg to Roy Partee was too late as Slaughter topped off his mag nificent heads-up running with a fine slide that scored a run worth $3,575.04 to each Cardinal share holder.