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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-22
SAMUEL b. WATKINS JR

Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. y. Watkins.
North William street, has been hon
orably discharged from the U. S.
Navy after spending sixteen months
in the service. Watkins served on
the U. S. S. Bennion DD662.
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PERSONAL.

PHONE SHEPHERD 1880, ask for miss
Wright, If you are in need Of loan UP to
Sun e. yS9IA siSPs5ur HOME on chosa
peake Bay for children, to 10; planned
menus, supervised camp activity. modern
season and monthly rates. Cali FIR, 3s4o
VACANCIES in licensed day nursery In Sc:
s snd saSs es PA ss4G
ssy sunday B5G 81 and Moeass
DUE, to necessary cancells tons. two va
eancieS are available in a desirable camp
IN its 2oth season: Girls to II yrs; rel
PARSONS coUNTRYsfDE day and board.
years old, daily swimming. pony riding:
camp activities, under the supervision Of
sXcssllent ,counselors and trained s,l health
cilities weekly or monthly. 94o1 Georgia
t woSaS fre ssa ss
SsSaaiS; PEsiste satoTl Nj 1850 s.
HONOUR scHooI, 1910 n. Y. ave
aowe ,or oys on
SIS ,Annsseiiss M AnRspoiis 1854 ~
established business. needs financial assist
a 19S i for Improvements and expansion. Boz Box
stir COVERS. DRArERIEs. co. $500.
5.day delivery. DA1GNEAULT DECoRA-
IFANTED-colored foster home for board
AsRls 514 s.
lee, Relief from pains and aches due to
nervousness, piles colds, flu or other all
rnents. Also relief from aching. swollen
59et Lady fs5 years expert
cAMP N oPRSISGsaGiris o0S to A. start
Sunday. August 4, Swimming, riding;
Washington, Weekly and monthly rates
DREssMAKING AND ALTERATIONS
Modern studio in office bldg. Centrally
TaSpped sOf for pPompt seTTice presses
sqts to order de Also TestynG LEA ENGEL
hngerWaTe. SOC No appointments All
I GEf a0q BEs y aa'e9Ssf Io
horne CORSET sHor-summer clos
) U"i Until Labor stO Day. 1921 18th NV.
sir COVERS and draperies professionally
manship guaranteed. DI. 0122. -5
ROME PORTRAITS, also monthly photo
s sHaRn' tsfGsf K s0q BA Bay HPR
5499, 1919 Vermont ave. NV. .
NURSERY DAY SCHOOL for children, = to
r years; transportation furnished; ideal
home and surroundings TR $500 81
QUIET. Govt, or employed lady, room
and porch, adj. bath, in private home;
convenient all transportation; $50. @43e
FISHING PARTIES. day or night; reser-
walton only Herring BAY GooseS. Call
CAPT ANTHONY KING, WA. 419" %
APPLYING ana recording equipment
f1g al SSSsassTPT l9gest co stet VOICE
BRITISH MAGAZINE. illustrated London
News, Country Life. Punch, ETC. subscrip
tions taken direct and prompt sery. assur.
Also all British trade papers and techni-
cal journals on REQ. Authorized agent.
For information call OR. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
REPAIRS and SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned.
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed.
RE. 1l77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
S13 14th st. NV
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. pur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea:-
portables; est. IL yrs. OFFICE MACHINES
co. us l4th Bond Bldg.O. RE. 2s2s.
APPLYING - INTERCOMMUNICAT
sERvICE-Expert servicing all equipment.
SOUND EQuPMENT CO., CO. 4445. day
And evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

Al IRON ,woRKlFire escapes, ratings,
s ass f bPN FaF Iron Mo @ D 1855
Affiliations. additions and nd modernisa-
Der GGf co Re S3
a Rs PHI I 1'' AND CONCRETE construction
e SEEssnSs f9s sps o sH e7So HARPER
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs; country IesdS a ne
R3 oADs tzsSo Fi@aisi ssS e.
BUILDERS and gen. contractors, we. will
Pno sGn wor s e Years Se exp p in Iva
M eSSs? u ie5 'Fs Co. 'avsS
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagston.
goreheS and galks, ehimneys, hreplaces
GoMBINATtoN aluminium storm window
s1f sisn AIR s'ss 81 coR foF
CONCRETE FoorNGs, including exes,
waiting and pouring. DAWSON. d. 2!o4
Con E shEo FiLAGsroNE-Do you need ,
new sidewalk steps. driveway? Yes, re
vlNfoN DIVE .C EN- 1874 day or
CoNsfTRUcr1NG and repairing driveway.
our our SPECIALITY. coMMUNfTY PAvING CO.
Wo; 7526 or 81. 4i43 . .,o,.u
Gs sO 1859. WILMER FENCE CO.
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the best
laying. sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
iS ~ e eoNT " sTf INC isia Wisson
FLOOR s4 H Sep and rsfn ssh1 cleaning
FLOORS SANDED, rein, old floors mad
new white mech; - yrs eXp rock,bot
tom prices. BROWNS, co. 4209, SH. 2277
PAINTING. DECORATING. paperins. FOO
refnishing, roof repairs. waterproofing
sab sRs 1879 G'e sfhss Safffes
FAiNTING AND pAPERING. interior ane
s55@ Or r; 1910 ewes METRoPoLITAH
fAINTfNG. PspeTing, plasteTing, floor re
finishing and general contracting; Is years
service IN Waashingss9n. Our estimates a ar I,
CRAFT DEcoRAToRs' Nj. $751; ~ ~
PAPER HANGING and Mentioning: Vene.
delivery also cleaning and semgIet e. REIN An
HETiAS !. Blind SHns IS service saa5 f St NV
PIUMBING AND HEATING, repairs sne
remodeling: new bathrooms sinks Grains
%ckHRNsEy Fl 1888 heaters ! ST
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATIoN CO.. $500 Wis. ave WI. 1900
REMoDELING-Storm windows. roofing
siding SECURITY HOME IMPROVEMENT
CO. INC, Sab Georgia ave. NV, GE
REMobEIING. REPAIRING homes anc
DAWSON, p; .21G4 or TIE. 9ias, j.
spouts; free estimates: so years reliable
serv. GICHNER ROOFING CO., Ma. 1870
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while / have ma
fs!i. Phone 81. 3S4a eyes: except Frida,
and Saturday w D. TAYLOR. Contractor
S0DDING, landscaping, stone retaining
walls, stone fronts, fiagStone terraces: Fol
SStm WssS carefully s. p s,Tsn
CAuLFIELD CORP for Johns Manviile
1910 M st NV zone 7 HO 1920
WATERPROoFING, all kinds: have your
basement waterproofed now. Cement work
RoBE RdMIsI PEIc GEoSE4 Re s9$h co
o2l1-CaE US, for roofing, siding. painting
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. s.
BRICKWORK, any kind; porch, fireplace
concrete steps, driveways, plaster, tile, re-
tain. wall, cinder block; new home or re-
model ONCE. VICTOR. after $50 pm
G6MPiifETE HOME REPAIR and remodel
ing service: papering, painting, carpenter
1907 repairing' plastering' ~ water proofin!!
You St. AID. 023S; terms IDEAL HOME
IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training IN all subjects; day, night anc
MABELLE HONOUR School approved fol
2. G. reauirements and 81 training. 134t
pRfv,S sGe NE Rs uslS contro
cars. AUTOMOBILE DRIVING SCHOOL
OF WASHINGTON. INC. MI. 1882.
all subjects taught. Approved by Govern.
'TY COLLEGE. 1910 G st. NV DI. 1852
STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI classe:
now forming. Beginners and refreshel
courses in shorthand tipping. bookkeeping
comptometer. all secretarial subjects. Est
Inquire now. MA. 233s. BOYD SCHOOL
1888 F 81 tOpp Capitol Theater)
EASY METHOD DRIVER training-Dual'
control cars; professional instructors
parking a specially; permits secured. 2!0l
14th st. NV. NO. 1874 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SMALL RESTAURANT for sale. 1881 N. Y.
ave. ne; five-year lease 81
WALTER OGUS, Exclusive-Patent medi-
cine store, SS,500 plus S-for-S for stock.
Radio sales, repair and refrigeration
Radio record shop, $4,000 complete
with stock.
Restaurant with liquor license doing
S3, 900 per week. For further information
call ALLEN OGUs, RE. 24s4, from to g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

ENGINEERS 7maie7, 500 wk.; eiectronic
engineers, exper., 50 500; craftsmen, me-
chanical drafting. 5000 month; factory
superintendent, cleo. mfgr. For engineering
registration fees. See Mr.. Byrd, MA. 900, at
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G St, next
RECEPTioNIST, S175; Knoll tipping, age 90
TO 30, neat, large organization, perm. See
Miss Reed. Room 204 thead of stairs.
Est IA yrs: need so new applicants daily.
CAN MA $685. 5000. PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, 1871 G St. next 10 church.
81 SECRETARY. $3.50: labor relations
5000 20 $3.50; construction secretary, $50
wk.; publishers secretary, $50 wk.; legal
secretary, eXpr.. $50 wk.; secretary Knoll
bookkeeper, $50 wk. up; hundreds of others.
Thousands placed annually in the better
positions; Oldest emp. agency in D. c.; IS
yrs. expr See Miss Lee or Miss White at
BOYD IS. l333 T. MA. 233S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31

RESTAURANT on lease basis, doing 50 800
per week: northwest location: no agents |:
write for appointment: splendid oppor-
tunity. Box 3lS-Y, Star,
ROOMING HOUSE business and proper
ties-See this NV. buy, on Fairmont st.,
near l4th NV, IA rms. and 3 baths; inc,
$3.50; rent, S1O5: price 81 800, terms;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31

GRILL, with beer and wine; owner guar
antees $1,000 mo, net profit; terms, lease
sEauTY sHo oPw WzN nj Sh sections
of our Nations Capital suburban Mary
land and virginia. We are about sold
MYRTLE A. WELDON CO. Beauty Shop
! Specialist, DI. 1854. 1887 N st. NV,
WA. Q26S,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-31
REPAIRS and SERVICES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ATTENTION, Arlingto and D. Gree es.
| Inmates on all electrical appliances. Phone
Trinidad 9059 FRANCIS & STOCkSDALE
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PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPOSURE METERS,
Sse HoTo co. ess Ps ave
raSTosRHfaES < EsfHTsIkA1uRE-1oo DIFF;
fsrent books for beginner and advanced
PHoTosTAT MACHINE, model No, s. is
rsnss By as saDps SdoE Nth
E +; sHP s,ss. sss ABEL and CO. 81
Pf 1Sos ISihS Keyboard. full SIS note. ma
condition. sss5. Also several other values
;Fs,: snd ussS
d ANq ssnS:y sEs h%so ii eSesa s9ne
N bsss s0 day RA 04si nis
ma Sesh hss ooE
and sound like new: reasonable. Lawson &
GOLIBART: in American Storage Bldg
2s0I Georgia ave- AID. 1928 day. RA 9!91
PixNo-George steek- Aeolian apartment
= $iissss. Phone RE. ssss. .: evenings :! II:
PiIaSo. baby grand. s75; concert type
PIANO. Baldwin .erosonie spinet. excellent
PIANOS-Exceptional sale of fine grand
stock Of q New York dealer going out OF
business at very low figure and we are
willing to sell these pianos very reason.
ably to get quick turnover. Mason 4
Hamlin, worth at least $4,000 on todsy's
market, perfect condition, only S1,495
3 Steinway grands. worth S1,695. 1895
and 81 1915 we offer for ,S1,295. S1,395
and S1,495. Kurtzman baby grand, worth
Stief make, S595. q others at S495
All pianos have been carefully rebuilt and
carry q new piano guarantee. COLONIAL
1871, Ma 1866 --3
PIANO. steinway. medium upright, ebony
excellent condition; asking S275. Hill.
side 13ST-W. Il
PIANos-we have several real values in
slightly used pianos. See US and save
MA. 1928. JORDAN PIANO O., lob 9Th
ct. NV. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

loen, iolanee ioI1es @ereoe bie Geg-
l1ler peruirrt unb ibn perihafft, mas
Ter mill. gs gibt cine 5uperlaiiigere
Brobe frieoensliebenoer Ibiihten: ::
lsreue gum sesebenen 8ort ilno 5u
ben @runoiaten oes rlge Gbarter.
Gas lit cine 8robe, Die Sr. Stolin
nod ob5ulegen bot"
9aran lit nidt 5u riitteln. 9ie
8offnlngen, Die oa unb BORT auf-
lflatterten, als Stalin bonn Srieoen
lreoete, lino oarl,m I6nen ipieoer per-
|flogen, uno bie @elt ltebt na1 pie
por Dor Der grauen 8irflidfeit, BOB
RuBlano ein unauperlaliieer 8artner
liIt. GrGiioent truman, Der am Samss
ltag, 5peifellos unter Dem ginbrud
Der Stalin'ihen grfldrung, in @elt
''goint perfiinoete: r8ir tperben Ell
|nen oouernoen Srieoen baben", bot
Iein groBes 8ort gelaiien ousseipro,
lhen.
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Sebatten ubne Gnbe

Sic 9luslanominiiter Ser ,,@roBen
Gier" baben lette @o6e in elmer
nebrltiinoigen 8elpre6ung beibloi=
ien - llno sic Gertreter oer iibrigen
beteiligten 2dnoer baben Sen ge-
idluB gutgebeiBe1 -, bie ii6 miib-
Jam babin i6leppenoe Srieoensfon=
feren5 in 8aris na6 Woglibfeit 5lt
beidlellnieen. @on bofft, baB am Is.
Sftober Gertagung ei11treten funn.
SIM 23. Sftober tritt oie Sollper-
ion1mll1ng Ser limited Stations 5u-
lammen, lno i'm Hopember ioaen Die
8rGliminarperba iiber Sen
Srieoenspertrag nit 9eutldlano BE-
|ginnen. No6 Sen bisberieen grfab=
rl,ngen oiirften ii6 bieie Bis segen
oas Sriibiabr bin5ieben.
Die Hariler Sriebensfonferen5 ber-
mo6te iif in elmer &eibe mid)tiger
6ragen in 6en Gertrdsen nit 6inn.
lano, StaIien, ungarn, 8ulgarien
|unb gundnien nod INNER niGt gu
|einigen. &uBlonb uno ser 8elten ites
ben ii6 chamber gegeniiber in Ser
Srage, ipie Der porgel6lagene Srei.
itaat Srielt peripaltet unb tpie Sic
pirti6aftliden Hroblerne ser 8alfan.
2dnoer gelolt iperben iollen. Auf 9fuB.
|lanb geitiibt, brobte am Sanstag Su.
| |goilatpien, oaB es tpeber feline Srup,
pen suriif5ieben nod Sen 8ertraa
unter5eidnen iperbe. Mmerifa regte
an, in bieiem San sssusoilatpien bon
| oen @ortetlen bes gertrags al,s5u.
IIMieBen elm 8oridIas, ben 8uBlanf
| auf Der BolIberiamlmlung nit alle,
lShdrfe bef6mpfen miro. Gie 6ragt
loer italieniIden aoIonien tpurbe ail
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-10-05

I6luB" beteiligt, ober ser Shur-
fe, oils Der er pielfah bingeitent miro,
| lit er lnleres gradtens nidt. @r mar
Elm ebrgei5iger Meni6 NIT iiber-
ipannter ginlfdsung ieines aonnens,
elm 9ilettant, ieine geranttportl1ng
| fir ben slufItieg oes Na5itums llno
fir bas l1ngliid oes oeutiden SOL
fes lit rielengroB, ober mir glauben
nidt, oaB er elm belpubter gerbrefer
NOR = 0unnbeit lit fein 8erbre-
ben. S1tte ibm cine beabli6tigte
Shulo na6gepieien iperoen fonnen,
oos internationale @eri6t ipiiroe i'm
|nift boben entidliipfen loiien. SIM
iibrigen iino Die orei Sreigelprode.
men nod lange ni6t itraffrei. 8abrs
|ibeinlih peroen oeutl6e 8egner sur
Gedenihuft 5ll 5ieben luf)en, nno
Eapen biirfte it6 ar6 in SeIterrei6
perantiporten 1niilien.
Die gum Sooe Gerurteilten fonnen
li6 nit einetn @naoengeluh on ben
aniierten &ontrollrat ipenoen. @eiit
tie oieler ab, Damn miro oie Sinrif=
tung tpabrideinlid nod oieien Wonat
itattfinoen.
Ger Gro5eB itellt Elm gtopum in ser
9ebanolung zines beiiegten Staates
oar. Gas @erid)t bate i'm bisberigen
Golferre6t feine 8rl1nolaee ltno
muBte ii6 ielber cine Heftsgruno-
lage i6affen. @egen bie &erurtetlung
bon Gerbre6erll, oeren lfpere Ser
| lfeblungen gegen oas genleine Heht,
oas Golferreft uno Die 9umanitat
nahgenieien iino, laBt iid fuum et-
, mas einpenoen. I'm 10 ne11iger, oa
Die Sro5ebperbauolungen Ben slnge-
flagten iebe Otogli6feit ser Serteioi>
gung boten. slber es mar beoauerlid),
oaB Ser @erihtsbof oas Serfabren
auf Die Sunftionell itaatli6er Srga-
ne ousoebnen muBte. Seine Sormel
lbilft iiber Die S6nierigfeiten binlpeg,
oaB es it6 bu Inn bie Gertreter eines
beiiegten uno pollltanbig entmafte.
ten StnoteS banoelte, uno oab Oieie
eben MIR be56olb perurteilt lperoen
fonnten, neil ibr 2ano beliegt mar
lGin Sito fal1n nod SDrannenart
|ic6alten unb ltnre6t auf l1nre6t balt.
lien, uno fein @eridtsbof lit oa, i'm
I5ur Gerantportung 5lt 5ieben, oa el
lin ber ongenebmen Sage lit, 5u Der
/ lSieeern 5u geboren. 9ee1 frazier ii
Ioos i'm Safe GuBlanbs. yuBlan>
|par rIngreifer" in 5innlano unt
IBolen, es perlebte bolferredtlide ab:
Imadungen uno Sertrdge, etgnete iid
I2Gnber unD Golfer tpioerre6tlib an
Iuno idperite slnflagen lino gegeu
Iieine 9lrmeen uno ieine Sffupation5,
Ipolitif erboben porben. Mber eS &c,
bort az ben Siegernlddter, uno feir
l@eridtsbof 5iebt es our Serantmor,
ltung. Sa, es laB in gsiirnberg Iogar
als 8lei6bere6tigter NIT Oen Ser
IStaaten, England uno Sranfreid 81
l@eriht!
gs mag iein oaB Ser Niirnbereer
Bro5eB bem Srieoensgeoanfen oiente
slber Oas nuB crit erpieien uerben
gs lit 5lt boffen, bob Oie l1ge, uenn
lite crit einmal Elm nirfli6er Golfer=
buno uno Srieoensbuno geporoen
Iiein iperoen, Sic 9eitrafung bon
&riegsbebern llno &riegsperbre6ern
in bas 8olferredt ein5ubauen bernro.
Igen, 10 oaB ipdter an Der He6tsgiil=
ltigfeit bes 9tihterIpru6es unb Ser
l@leihbeit bon Siegern llno 9eiieg,
Item Dor bem @eiet fein 3Deifel be-
|Iteben funn.
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&ermiihtes

0ie geietgebenbe geriamn,lung
6ranfreidS bat cine neue. Serfallung
Mir bic oierte Eepublif onsenommen.
Sc @aulle 6at an oas fran5oIiIhe
Golf appelliert, oie Itorf bon &om-
|mllnismu1s bur6iebte SerfaIiung in
ser altf Sen Is. Sftober angeieeten
Ibltimn1l1ng ab5ulebnen. Die erIte
&onItitution tpuroe anfangs beS
Sabres abgelebnt. Man permutet, oaB
Sc 8aule oie politiihe Siibrung ipie-
Der iibernebmen miro, tpenn oud sic
5meite gerfaiiune bllr6fdut unb cine
brittle &onltituante einberufen tperben
ml1B.
SeIterreid lit nit StoIien su elmer
Geritanoigllne iiber Siiotirol ge-
langt. Sirol bleibt stpar BEL sstalien,
aber erbdlt ein srobes OtaB BON Mu-
tonomie, uno bie 3uiamnenarbeit
5pilden Selterreid) 1tno Stalien lit
langebabnt. 9fuBlanb unb bie otter
lrei6iiben &ommrnilten iinb tpiitenb
iiber bas Mbfommen = mas su Gum
| item Ieiner StpefmaBigfeit lpriht.
Ser friibere @MG-Gaptain &otb-
lleen Naib 9nrant ipuroe bon einem
Wilitdrgeriht 1pegen BEG ssupelen-
lbiebitabls i'm SdloB &ronberg au
fiinf Sabren 3tpangsarbeit berlrteiIt.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
Jap Sailors In US, First Since War

SEATTLE, Sept. 9,-(P)-Japanese sailors entered Puget Sound yes terday for the first time since the war when five American ships manned by Japanese crews drop ped anchor near Mukilteo.
 A sixth hhip was scheduled to arrive today, with a seventh due about Sept. IS to return the crews to Japan.
 The vessels are Liberty ships, loaned the Japanese to transfer their nationals from all parts of Japan's inflated wartime empire to the home islands.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09

Ruth Buck was brought in from White Mountain on Friday.
 Children from St. MichaeIs. en- route to the White Mountain school were admitted to the hospital are Mabel Johnson, Mada Abockuk, Tom Clifford, John Cheemuk, and Joe Camille.
 Joe Mullins of Nome was admit ted to the hospital on Friday Bob Omiak, of Diomede Island, was also admitted.
 Sunday, Lloyd Holt was taken to the hospital with a badly lac erated hand. He caught his hand between the belt and pulley of the lathe on which he was shifting to a different speed. Lloyd is an employee of the Lomen Commer- cial Go.
 Sally Moto of Nome is a new patient in the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
At The Hotels
Wallace Hotel

Miss Carol MacNab, Leslie Culp, Fred Crane, Fairbanks; Bob Bartlett, Washington, D. C.; Miss B. Demers, Elizabeth Brindall, Skagway; D. B. LaBounty, Seat tie; Dorothy Halvorsen, George Rogers, Juneau; Earl Webb, Anchorage
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
round trip passengers.
Pan American AirwaYs

Arriving Saturday from Fair banks were Dorothy Halvorsen, Oorman LaBounty, Fred Crane, Roy Peratrovich; Mrs. Earl Coul- thard, and children, Lone Green, Hugh Paterson, and G. Rogers.
 Departing were Mary and Mar
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
garet Gillis, Lester Bronson, John Kelly and Ken Woodford.
Alaska Airlines

Incoming passengers on the Al aska Airliner were, Robert TWa, Mrs. Robert TWa, Maxine Bran ham, Lillian Mullins.
 Outgoing passengers were Gust Suhonen, Al Polet, Les Culp, Paul Wagner, Pete Katongan, A. La Bounty, Barney Crosby and l Robertson.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
PATERSON HOTEL

Guests registered at the Pater- son Hotel are Martin M. Olson, Dahl Creek; Roy Peratrovitch, Juneau; w. G. Dempsey, Mrs. Lone E. Green, Vancouver, Wash.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
AIRLINEs
Wien Alaska Airlines

Arriving Saturday from Fair banks were Mrs. Henry Miller and family, Mrs. Clara Fotman for Kotzebue and Elizabeth Brin- dell and Bernadette Demers
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09

VIENNA FASH o N S-New fashions are displayed by Austrian designers at style drnd printed cotton Designed the print has green blue background At right
 long-Sleeved checked blouse.
The Nome nugget., 1946-09-09
Hospital Notes

Ruth Buck was brought in from White Mountain on Friday
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-04-11
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball on

Iof Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ball on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson en-
tertained the Mountain View
club Thursday. Seventeen men,
berS were present. They were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. Erwin Hults and Pat
sy, Mrs. Ed HultS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Stevens, Mrs. Carroll Ora
ham and Gary Joe, Donnie Ste
vens, Mr.. and Mrs. George Glib
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Roth and Jerry.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson
returned home Wednesday after
a Today visit at Belgrade with
their son, Bud Gibson, and FAM
lily
Mrs. Irwin Hults and Mrs. Ed
Hults were Lodge Grass visit
orS Wednesday. They called on
Mrs. Earle Miller on their re-
turn.
Carroll Graham was in Wyola
and Lodge Grass Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stevens
called on MI. and Mrs. Francis
Curry Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry wilson Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Earle, Miller and children
were in Lodge Grass Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson
called at the homes of Ed
HultS, John Stevens, Walter
Roth and Billie and Bob Miller
Sunday afternoon.
Carroll Graham was a bust
ness caller in Hardin on Fri
day.
Harry Wilson was in Sheridan
SATURDAY..
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COTTON GOODS
PRICE HIGHER

An increase in the ceiling
prices for nearly all cotton tex
tiles, to offset increases in la
Dor and cotton costs, went into
effect March 8, OPA says.
The increase amounts to be-
tween five and ten per cent,
varying according to the type
of fabric. An additional incent-
i've increase of five per cent is
allowed for staple fabrics that
are urgently needed for cotton
dresses, work clothes and mems
shirts and shorts.
Much of the price increase
will be passed on to consu1n-
ers, but the incentive premium,
aimed to divert production from
fancy fabrics to staples. will in
crease the quantity of staples
and offset the higher prices.
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Lodge Grass Creek
LAST WEEKS ITEMS)


Mrs. George Wally of Sheri-
dan was a visitor of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Hults Last week.
Irwin Hults was in Sheridan
and Decker on business last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
were Sheridan visitors Monday.
Carroll Graham and Gary Joe
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Stevens Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Roth
were Lodge Grass callers Mon
day.
Miss Nettie Robinson went to
Laurel to visit friends and rela-
tives Tuesday of last week.
Gene Hamilton and Pete Ste
vens called at the D. Stevens
ranch Thursday morning.
MI. and Mrs. Irwin Hults
were in Lodge Grass Monday
They called at the Earle Miller
home on their return.
Stanford Stevens was in
Lodge Grass a few days this
week.
MI. and Mrs. John Stevens
were in Lodge Grass Sunday.
Ed Hults and Maurice Hults
were in Aberdeen Thursday
They attended the Hereford sale
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson
were in Lodge Grass Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson
were Lodge Grass callers Sat-
urday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. Tom Stevens
and Donnie were dinner guests
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SCHOOL NOTES

Students in Lodge Grass high
school who had perfect attend
ance for the fourth six-weei:
period of school are as follows:
Lorraine Bergquist, Pc TT e I
Chandler, Darlene Clark, Yer
ma Mae Cox. Dannie Felde, Ro-
berta Foltz. Edythe Gilbert. Bet
ty Green, Iris Green, Erie Gross,
Doris Harris, Richard Keller,
Stanford Lynde and Lydia Mil
Ter.
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WHAT DO you NOW

What is the meaning of the expression farming
on the level'?
With what groups of people must a meat pack
ing company like Swift & Company cooperate
to operate successfully?
Who must earn a fair profit for the livestock
and-meat industry to operate?
Why is it important to make water walk
downhill'?
Answers to these questions may be found in the uari-
GUS articles Which are printed elsewhereo on this page.
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popular of meats. Glaze your ham with honey,
marmalade or maple syrup to save sugar. Place
the ham, fat side up, on rack in uncovered pan.
No water needed, as the fat will haste the ham
naturally. Bake in a moderately slow oven until
tender. Three to four hours will be enough.
Garnish the platter with picked peaches or apri-
cots, or hot spiced orange slices.