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Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
.Basebell School
 Started

Beginning July 1 at 10:30. am. and 1:3O pm. and running for 10 consecutive playable days exclud- ing Sundays, Saturdays, and the Fourth of July will be held at Robert Gould Shaw Houses first annual baseball school.
 The director of the school will be Herman Bud Tyrance, assist ant boys worker at the Shaw House. The Tyrance received his training and experience in schools, colleges, and as member of the Philly Giants. As aids he has the capable Bullet Campbell, one of the Giants smartest pitchers; Frannie Matthews of the Giants mic Tucker, one of New England's
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22

In making a check on his state ment, these facts were learned:
 That while $29,OOO was recently allotted to make repairs on the Garter playground some months ago, to date the total fixing that has been done was putting on a few missing shingles in a roof and hanging some swings. Most of the users of the playground say that if more than a few hundred dol lars was spent for this, the City got gypped;
 That in this same period over a million dollars was appropriated for other parks and playgrounds in the city; and
 While a sectional tournament is coming here late in the summer, Boston missed the highly profit able Eastern and National this year because of the dilapidated conditions here.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
Schoolboy Chances
By Mike Haynes

by "1hc
 Last Saturday at the interscho- lastic meet at Brookline, Dave Neville (BV) and Irving Howe (BE) took second and third places, respectively, in the 220 yard dash. Neville took third place in his trial heat and Howe took second place in his trial heat. Competl- ton seemed very keen, especially from the boys from Andover Aca- denny.
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 Congratulations to Fran Hol- gate of Boston Trade who deliv- cred such a fine oration at the graduation exercises. Holgate ran the fifty yard dash for the Trades men in past indoor seasons. Also receiving diplomas at Trade were Hal Thompson, c. DeLoach, Curt Tahb, Joe Mitchell and c. John son. All these fellows were mem bers of the track team.
 Thompson and DeLoach celebrat- ed their graduation by joining up v'th Uncle Sam on the following d ". Best of luck to them. We all know that Trade High, the Bruins AC and the Eagles A have lost two of their best athletes.
 ***********
 Down at Brandeis High, track star Dave Neville received his di- ploma along with others of the athletic field. It has been rumored that Neville has received a schol- arship to one of the outstanding colleges.
 Up to Memorial, Charles Lewis, trackster, and Sam Payne, Shaw House basketball star, received their diplomas along with other colored lads.
 It would be fine thing if some
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22

of the many teen-agers, who ne glect their free education and all the things that high school real ly offers them, would find them selves job or return to school. These fellows in many cases com plain that they can't get a job The reason why this is so is be- cause they are unfit to specialize in any specific job. Remaining out of school, in Madison Park or oth- CT popular havens will not get them job, neither will it help their reputation or the standing of their race. The post war world is demanding trained workmen in every feld.T
 ***********
 Congratulations also go to Hill ary Callendar who received his di- ploma from Boston English High. Callendar is a member of the Pan ther Cubs A.
 ***********
 For the past two weeks this col umn has given way to the political announcements.
 ***********
 Congratulations must be given to the Panther Cubs baseball team on the winning of the game they played early last week against the Don-Bosco Club at Randolph Field. There was an error in the schedule which caused much con- fusion as to which of the two white teams at the field were the ones they were to officially play. A decision was finally reached and the Cubs won the game by a tight score of 10.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22

greatest infeld stars; Buster Rid dick, bullet throwing catchers and others.
 Awards will Ice given to best pitcher, batter, and winners of the two leagues 12-15 years and 16- 20 years to be formed at the end of the school.
 Registration will be at the Shaw House.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
HEADLEY GETS INTO FORM
 FOR TRINIDAD

The one and only George Head ley is getting into form for the Trinidad cricket tour to Jamaica. With West Indies cricket on the international field in the air, one is pleased to hear that one who has to shoulder more than a good deal of the batting is running in- to form.
 Following is a 'Daily Cleaner account of a very good innings played in one of the practice matches by Headley.
 A good-sized crowd, which in- cluded Selectors N. N. Nethersole (viewing his first cricket match since his return from England) and F. R. Martin, saw Interna- tional cricketer George Headley play a four innings to save Ken sington from imminent defeat in their Senior Cup match with Mel bourne at Melbourne Park on Saturday. With five men back in the pavilion for 93 runs, it took the great little batsman all of two hours and ten minutes to muster 86. Joining H. W. Myers when the score was 60 for 3, he remained at the wickets until the tins showed 183 before he put up one to Skipper Stephenson off Roses bowling which was prompt ly accepted
 George Headley went in and was given an ovation. Then the International settled down to can nv cricket. Scoring singles off
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
|ISC Host
 At Track Meet
ISC HOST AT TRACK MEET

l AoS hooA Al NAM
 The Independent Social Center
 was host on Saturday, June 15,
 to the Second Annual New Eng
 land Association Field day and
 track meet, which was held at Colts Park. The New England As sociation is made up of a group of Community Centers; those par ticipating in the track meet Sat urday were Dixwell Community House of New Haven, Community Center of Stamford, North End Community Center of Hartford and the Independent Social Center of Hartford. There were approxi- mately sixty participants in the meet. New Haven won the meet by a significant margin of points with the Independent Social Gen. ter trailing in second place.
 Following is a list of those playing first and second in the various events:
 50 yd. dash-Jr. girls: O. Dent, Stamford, 1st; Joyce White, Hftd.. 2nd. Jr. boys: J. Bradley, New Haven, 1st; I. Sargent, New Ha- ven, End.
 Int. girls: L. klston, New Haven, 1st Marcell a Teague, New Haven, End. Int. Boys: A. Johnson, New Haven, 1st; George Sweeney, New Haven, End.
 100 yd. dash-Int. boys: L. Weeks, New Haven, 1st; c. Simmons, New Haven, End.
 22O yd. dash-Int. boys: R. Page, New Haven, 1st; B. Shepard, Hftd. End.
 Half Mile Run:-H. Lewis, Hftd., 1st; Oliver Wallace, New Haven, End.
 440 Relay-Jr. Girls: New Haven, 1st; Htfd. End; Jr. boys, Htfd. 1st; New Haven, End.
 Standing Broad Jump-Jr. girls: Jean Lanier, New Haven, 1st. J. Rogers, New Haven, End. Jr. boys: J. Bradley, New Haven, 1st; B. Nappa, Htfd., 2nd. Int. girls: Charlotte Jones, Stamford, 1st; Blanche Jenkins, New Haven, End. Int. boys; R. Mack, Htfd., 2nd; C. Simmons, New Haven, End. Baseball Throw-Jr. girls: J. Rog- CTS, New Haven, 1st; F. Riser, Htfd., 2nd. Jr. boys: J. Bradley, End; Int. girls: l.. Aston, New New Haven, 1st; B. Kappa, Hftd., Haven, 1st; M. Moore, Stamford, 2nd.
 Shot-Put-Int. boys: A. Johnson, New Haven, 1st; E. Shepard, Htfd- End; Seniors: R. Jackson, New Ha- ven, 1st; M. Esdale, New Haven, End.
 Discus Throw-Int: Wade Foote, Htfd., 1st; R. Page, New Haven, End. Seniors: R. Jackson, New Ha- ven, 1st; L. Weeks, New Haven, End. (An Hartford participants listed above are from the Inde- pendent Social Center.)
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
Winthrop Neal Stars In Baseball

Winthrop, Mass, June 14-Mll- ton Neal once again was the star of the week for high school sports.
 Milton who is quite an import ant cog in the athletic teams of Winthrop, did double duty last week.
 The lad bats in the cleanup spot for the baseball team. and all season has been the leading bat ter.
 Twice he has hit for the circuit, and the past week hit two doubles and the same number of triples. The track team needed a good dash man, so Neal was recruited from the baseball team and what the lad did was to win the 100 and the 220 yard dashes.
 If that isn't taking all honors for the week, it will have to do until some other school lad can excel his accomplishments.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
APPOINTED TO WISCONSIN FACULTY

Minneapolis - Dr. Forrest O. Wiggins, professor of philosophy at Louisville Municipal College, joined the grwoing list of Negroes on the faculties of major Ameri- can and European universities when he was recently named a full-time instructor in philosophy at the University of Minnesota.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
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each last ball of the over, he drew the fresh attack constantly to him self, easing his partner. His eau tious batting indicated that he was playing for a draw. Left handler Lloyd Kelly got the nod from Skipper Stephenson, but while the runs were slow in com- ing during his four overs, the pair could not be separated.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-22
New SoftbaI Club
 Is Organized

A new softball club has been organized by Charles Taylor of Camden Street, Boston, called the Roxbury Reds. The members on the team are Samuel O'Bryant, Manuel lOaBryant, Allan Donald son, Charlie Smith, Horace Fay Tor, Eugene Weathers, Robert Weathers and Ritchie Hartfeld.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
NOVA USNJARSKA
TOVARNA MA VRHNIKI

Nova tovarna "a usnje n a
Vrhniki bo ena najvecjih te vr-
ste v Jugoslaviji. Tovarna bo
wen ala $4,000 kvadratnih
metrov zemeljske ploskve. Ma
5000 XIV. m ze stoji ogrodje "a
novo poslopje. Nosilnost vsake-
ga stropa znasa 1000 ky. Ma to
glavno stavbo bodo prizidali
primerne prostore "a delavstvo,
XII so pritlieni in zavzemajo $50
XIV. m. povrsine. Cd prostorov
"a delavstvo bodo prizidali emo
nadstropne, 70 m dodge vzdolz-
ne stavbne prikljucke. Oh stra-
neh teh bodo potem spet v pra-
vokotnem prikljucku zgradili
dvorane, kjer bodo jane "a ma.
makanje koz. Vse te stavbe SO
ze v delu. Ma drugi strani Hrib-
skega potoka, XII deli tovarno v
v diva della, gradij jo kotlarno,
kjer bodo namestili move loko-
motive. Ma isti strani so zaceli
sredi augusta zabijati pilote "a
tovarniski dimnik. Dograjeno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

slovenske mladine. Mladina je
pohitela v zbor, med petjem
dvignila zastavo in prejela dnev
no povelje. Sledilo je delo na
progi. Mladi ljudje $ pravim We
seljem tekmujejo m ed seboj,
kdo Sc DO v delu bolje odrezal.
Zene so 81 ogledale Sc kuhinjo,
pisarne in mladinske bolnisnice.
Povsod vlada snaga, red in di-
sciplina. v popoldanskih urah
je nasla mladina razvedrilo v
telovadbi, politicni uri in citalni
uri. Pc vecerji je bila prosta
zabava do pocitka. Ko SO Sc ze.
ne poslavljale IL Brckega, jih
je mladina spremila ma postajo
z zeljo, da jih Sc kdaj obiscejo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

pa ''Spitfire". Bio je oborozeno
s 4 strojnicami, dvema topovo-
ma, emo fotostrojnico in 1900
topovskimi in 1000 naboji "a
strojnice. Pilot nadporocnik
Tangalis Georgije pripada 335
"miri" prve grske letalske ba-
terije. IL podatkov, XII SO bill
najdeni ma lieu mesta, kakor
tudi IL izpovedi pilota, XII jih je
dal pristojnim organom, Sc vi
di, da je bilo to preletavanje pri-
pravljeno, da Sc izzovejo provo
kacije. Med ostalim so pri pilo-
tn nasli vojaske skice jugoslo-
vanskega ozeml ia. Pc podatkih,
XII jih imajo pristojni organi, je
bilo doslej ze vec taksnih krsi-
tev jugoslovanskega ozemlja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
GRSKO LETALO MAD
JUGOSLAVIJO

Kakor poroca dopisnik Tan
juga z dne Z. septembra, je
prejsnji dan zjutraj okoli $40
prileteli grsko lovsko letalo tt
pa "spitfire" mad jugoslovan-
sko ozemlje v globino Is KIM.
Letelo je mad mestom Djevdje-
lije. Jugoslovanska protiletalska
zascita je pricela streljati in je
letalo pablo po kratkem ca S u
2 KIN cd meje. Letalo je bio Sc
streljeno okoli 6. ure jutraj.
Okoli 7:45 sta prileteli z gr-
ske strani Sc dive vojaski letali
in to emo tipa "Spitfire" in dru-
gi dvomotorni enokrilec. "Spit-
fire" je pikiral mad mestom,
kjer je bio sestreljeno letalo.
Po uspesni intervenciji jugoslo-
vanske protiletalske zascite sta
ODE letali pobegnili cez mejo v
smeri Grcije. &c je bio med
strazo zrtev, Sc nj znano.
Sestreljeno letalo je lovec tt
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
LUBLJANA JE POZDRAVl
LA DELOVNO MLADINO

Povezanost S slovensko mladi-
no ma mladinski progi v Bosni
je inozemski in izseljeniski de-
lovni brigadi pustila najlepse
wise. Prav tako sprejemi v Po-
stojni, v Ljubljani in v drugih
krajih ter dnevi bivanja med
mimi. Zato so tudi "a kulturno
prireditev, XII jim jo je dine 20.
augusta zvecer v unionski dvo-
rani priredila Ljubljana, prisli
z vedrim pricakovanjem. Po
navdusenju, katerim so sprem-
ljali izvajanje prirediteljev, Sc
sklepa, da MISC bill razocarani.
Spored prireditve je bill poster
in primeren tudi "a mladino, XII
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
NOVOMESKE zENE so
OBISKALE BRCKO

Zadnje dni v avgustu so no.
vomeske zene obiskale sloven-
sko delovno mladino v Broken.
Nesle so Jim darila novomeskih
lena "a najmarljivejse mladin-
ce. S kamijoni so Sc podale v
Bijelo, kjer je bill telovadni ma
stop, katerega Sc je udelezilo
1000 mladincev. Tudi novome-
Ska brigada je sodelovala pri
telovadnih vajah. Zvecer SO sc
vracale z vlakom ma "a KIN dol
gi progi XII je uspeh in sad jugo-
slovanske mladine. Oh progi so
stale gruee domaeinov, XII so
navduseno pozdravljali, sal Oh
vsaki priliki radi pokazejo, ka-
ko SO ponosni n a mladinsko
progo. zene so videle, kako sc
oh progi ze dvigajo nova po-
stajna poslopja, XII so tudi delo
jugoslovanske mladine. Zgodaj
zjutraj so Sc potrudile, da so
videle, kako je organizacijo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
ENAKoPRAvftCSr

je ze crpalisce, kjer Sc zbira vsa
odpadla voda v okroglem, 6 me-
trov globokem podzemeljsk
bazenu. Ia voda odteka v poseb-
no cistilno napravo, XII lahko
precisti do 400 m vode. Preo-
stalo blato izpeljejo v izsuseval-
ma polja. Tako dobijo il MEGA
zelo dobro umetno gnojilo. Oci-
scena voda pa odteka po poseb-
nem kanalu, XII so ga pred krat-
kim dogradili, v Ljubljanico.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
v veliki vecini nj razumela slo-
venskega jezika.

v veliki vecini nj razumela slo-
venskega jezika.
V programu je nastopila in
vzbudila pozornost ljubljanska
folklorna skupina v gorenjskih
in ziljskih narodnih nosah. PIE
81 "Prekmurski svatbeni ples'' !,
''Po zeleni trati", "samarjanka" !,
"Marko skace", "Ziljski raj'
in drugi so pokazali udelezen-
Gem lepoto slovenske folklore.
Tudi "Slovanski plesi'', XII so
jih odplesali in ma zeljo mladi-
ne ponavljali elani ljubljanske-
ga opernega baleta, Bravnicar-
jeva, Polk, Japljeva in subj, so
zeli mnogo navdusenja. Clan
ljubljanske opere, solist Francl
je zapel ario il Carmen" in ko
so ga priklicali ma oder v ze-
iii, da ponovi, Sc posebno topic
in obcutno narodno "Gor cez
izaro". Tina Leonova in Joze Ii
ran, clana Drame, pa sta reci-
tirala Kajuhove pesmi. Nasto-
pill je Sc "Slovenski sindikalni
kvintet' in pa mladinski orke-
ster "Veseli beraci". Pc prize
ditvi je bill ma vrtu hotela Union
lep tovariski vecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

burghu in Tirani, kasneje pa Sc
marsikje drugje. Da seznami ju-
goslovanske citatelje tujimi
knjizevnostmi, DO zalozba ida
la prevode tujih del, predvsem
IL ruske, francoske, angleske,
ceske, poljske in bolgarske knji'
zevnosti.
Use hvale vredna je tudi ide-
ia osrednjega jugoslovanskega
bibliografskega glasila, kakrs-
mega Sc nikoli v zgodovini Jugo-
slovani MISC imeli, XII pa je nuj-
no potrebno. Da bi bilo biblio-
, grafsko delo omogoceno, je re v
uredbi O ustanovitvi podjetja
doloceno, da mora vsaka jugo-
slovanska zalozba redno posilja-
ii "Jugoslovanski knjigi" po en-
izvod vsake knjige oziroma pu-
blikacije. V naertu je tudi znan-
stveno bibliografsko glasilo, XII
DO prinasalo tudi strokovne raz-
prave il svoje stroke in scaso-
ma omogocilo tudi celotno jugo-
slovansko bibliografijo "a nazaj.
Obenem bo mogoce pri "Jugo-
slovanski knjigi" kupiti VISA de-
la, XII so izsla kjerkoli v Jugo-
slaviji. Tudi to DO zelo koristna
poteza, kajti danes nekdo "a
stonj isce v Belgradu slovenska
della, XII sedaj izhajajo.
Zalozba bo zacela delovati '
Belgradu v septembru. Prav ta
ko Sc pripravljajo podruznice '
vseh jugoslovanskih federalnif
enotah. Ma ia n Gin postane
"Jugoslovanska knjiga" osred
ME jugoslovansko knjizno pod
jetje, XII DO, &c DO pravilno L.
peljano, lahko vsestransko ko
ristilo jugoslovanski knjizevno
sti, kakor tudi sirokim citate
ljskim krogom v vsej Jugosla
viii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
NaprOdaj H

pet let star dom; 5 sob, Colonial
tipa, vse insulirano, umetno pre-
zracenje, fornez ma Ollie, Wealth
erseal okna, beneski zastori, ba-
krene plumberske cevi; garaza
"a en- avto, IL akra zemlje. Bus
ma posluga do Square-a. Poizve
sc ma 3173 Richmond Rd., blizu
Euclid Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

New York, N. Y. - Thomas
]. Watson mi. podpredsednik In
ternational Business Machine
Corp. je bill izvoljen direktorjem
te druzbe.
Mr.. Watson je vstopil v slaz-
DO pri IBM leta 1887 in je slu-
I'll stiri leta v prodajnem oddel-'
ku, potem je odsel k vojakom
k letalskemu oddelku, kjer je
dosegel Gin lajtnant kolonela.
Ko Sc je vrnil il vojaske sluzbe,
je bill imenovan "a pomocnika
izvrsnemu podpredsedniku druz-
be, Charles A. Kirku. Meseca
junija pa je bill imenovan "a
podpredsednika.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
"JCGOSLOVANSKA KNJIGA"
IA IZSELJENCE

ze dale casa je zorela misel,
kako ustvariti osrednje zaloz-
nisko podjetje v Jugoslaviji, ka-
terega skrb hi bila posrednis-
two med domacimi knjizevnost-
mi in inozemstvom in narobe.
Kot rezultat tega je komite "a
kulturo in umetnost v Beogra-
du tidal posebno uredbo o ute
meljitvi drzavne zalozbe "Jugo-
slovanska knjiga", XII bo imela
prostore v eni najlepsih beo-
grajskih palac, v "Albaniji' sre-
di mesta. najmodernejsih knji-
garn v Jugoslaviji. Poleg pro-
dajnih prostorov DO razpolaga-
la S posebno citalnico, kjer bo-
do vsakomur ma razpolago vse
mogoee domaee in tuje knjige,
reviji, listi in podobno. Razen
tega DO podjetje ma istem me-
stu organiziralo tudi stalno raz-
stavo, katere znacaj pa Sc DO
casom izpreminjal in DO ma
primer nekaj casa posvecena
domaci knjizevni kritiki, sodob-
nj knjizevnosti, partizanski knji-
gi in izdajam, pa zopet posa-
meznim obdobjem v jugoslovan-
skin knjizevnostih.
Prva skrb novega podjetja
bo, da posreduje in pomaga, da
della jugoslovanskih knjizevni-
kov prodro v svet. V ia namen
DO zalozba izdajala posebne pu-
blikacije v raznih jezikih, XII bo-
do tujim narodom omogocale
primeren pregled in orientacijo
jugoslovanskih knjizevnostih
Samo po sebi je umljivo, da ia
skrb ne bo ozko omejena samo
ma sodobno ustvarjenje, ampak
bodo upostevana VISA vaznejsa
knjizevna della jugoslovanskih
knjizevnikov, XII so kdaj izsla
Druga vazna naloga "Jugo-
slovanske knjige" DO v tenn, da
bo citatelje oskrbovala tuji-
mi knjigami, revijami it'd. ze
sama uredba daje podjetju iz-
kljucno pravico prodajanja ino'
zemskih publikacij Jugoslavi-
il. Radi tega DO morala imeti v
vseh vecjih mestih Jugoslavije
svoje podruznice, XII bodo skrbe-
lie "a prodajo inozemskih publ
kacij. Tudi yes revialni, teden-
ski in dnevni tisk inozemstva
bo osredotocen V tenn podjetju
in bo preko MEGA prihajal med
jugoslovanske citatelje.
V inozemstvu bodo urejene
posebne podruznice "Jugoslo-
vanske knjige'. Podjetje DO
predvsem skrbelo "a izseljence
inozemstvu in jih zalagalo z
jugoslovanskimi deli in tiskom
zlasti Ameriko in Francijo. Po-
gajanja Sc ze vrsijo in knjigar-
ne podruznice bodo odprte ma
primer v Pragi, Parizu, Pitts
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
Hisso noprodoi

Ia emo druzino; 5 sob in pore
spodaj, zgoraj 3 spalnice in 'tile"
kopalnica. Gorkota ma vroco vo-
do. Nahaja Sc ma 1887 Lake
Shore Blvd. Cena $4,000. Pokli-
Cite lastnika Redwood 0940 ali
sc zglasite ma 257 E. 270 St.,
Euclid, Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07

Red Lodge, Mont. - Tukaj
sta Sc porocila Ann SLEEPER in
John S. Tay. Nevesta je hci
Johna seperja. zenin je ceske-
ga porekla in donna IL Johns
toWna, Pa. III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-07
P0mivalke pOs0de

dobijo dobro delo polni ali delhi
cas- Tovarniska kafeterija. Pla-
ca do ure. Dobi tudi obede in
uniforme. Poklicite HE 4444 in
vprasajte "a Mrs. Guenther.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
Hospital Notes

Alice Amoktoolok was admit ted to the hospital for an appen- dectomy.
 Earl ToWner. Jr. was taken to the hospital for observation.
 John Daws, CAA operator for Gambell. who caught his hand in a fan belt, had four fingers am putated on Saturday.
 Ann Ayuk of Nome, was admit ted to the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
AIRLINES
Wien Alaska Airlines

Friday:
 Whitey Washburn was a pas senger to Cannon's Camp on Am erican River.
 It. Neill was a passenger from North Spit to Nome.
 Pvt Oskolko, R. D. Lewis, ter ry Noonan, and Will Morgan were passengers to Nome from Spenc- CT.
 Fred Brecken was taken to Spencer from North Spit Saturday:
 The following passengers were taken to North Spit-Carl Oakes, J. w. Johnson, K. w. Pierson.
 H. Carlisle and L. Smith were passengers to Haycock.
 Mrs. Henry Xavier left for Can dle after a visit in Nome. Sunday:
 Several passengers were taken to North Spit and Spencer. they were Jerry Noonan, Bill Holm, Mark McDeVitt and R. E. Smith.
 From Fairbanks were F. w. Lueg and Johnnie Vierra. Round trippers were Ida Halbeg and Les ter Cullen.
 Lt Neill was taken to Kotzebue and Mrs. Charles Schmidt to Fair banks.
 An excursion to Diomede on Saturday included the following, MT. and Mrs. Everett, Mrs. Frank Love, Frances Abbot, Zelda Sims. Mrs. Robert Long, Dr. s. K. Claunch, David Mercer, Mrs. B. F. NeWhouse and Miriam Mur- ray.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05

Frank Glaser, Predator Control Agent, from Teller to Nunivakt Island, where he is to check on reports of wolves having crossed the ice to the island during last winter. He will trap and kill any wolves he finds on the island. Mir. Glaser has bagged 25 adult wolves, eight wolf pups, and five wolverine, all in the Teller area.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
WLIDLIFE SUPERVISOR COMPLETES SURVEY TRIP

Winding up a field trip of two weeks, Jack O'Connor of the Fish and Wildlife Service, serving as Supervisor, returned to Juneau July 29, having visited Anchorage, Nome, Teller, Nunivak Island, St. Micheals, Innoko River, Holy Cross and Fairbanks.
 While on his trip he transferred
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05

An excursion party on Sunday to Kotzebde included M yr a Browne, Villa Skaggs, Edith Har- rington, Harry CroN4, aI.. and Mrs. Stubbeman, Robert anl Dav- i'd Stubbeman, LIoyu O.s1l 2lu Ruth Dougai, all of the Pan Pac- fife Good Neighbo- tour.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
Alaska Airlines

Incoming passengers with the Alaska AirlineS from Anchorage ,at noon today were, Gladys Ire land, Shirley George, Virginia Fou,s, Marie Dow, Jerry KirStner, Mel Donnelly, Gene w. Isely, R. w. Fatzinger, Rocky Philips, Joe Tisma, Woodbury Abbey, wife and infant.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
LULU FORESTER DIES IN SEATTLE

Word was received here of the death in Seattle of Lulu Forester, sister of Rev. Frank Forester, who was pastor here for several years al the Federated Church. Miss Forester will be remember ed by several Nomeites, as she lived here with her brother. Her death was caused by cancer.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-05
Wallace Hotel

Guests registered at the Wallace Hotel today are Bailey Covey, Dinty Moore, A. H. Francis and Florence Edy, Anchorage.
 Ike Taylor and J. E. Roehm, of Juneau.
 F. ". Lueg, Florida.
 C. J. Woofter, Nome