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Evening star., 1947-06-11

fS Over-entnuela6tac Couio dnb Ao>
vice lead you astray. You know what
the odds on that are. Anyhow, 1t Is
q communication from Mr.. SmafPs
publicity department that FORE
shadows the beargrease boom.
1.-THE far-reaching effects on mas
culine life engendered by the late
Rudolph Valentino when he was
fildom's number one attraction, the
story starts out in polysyllabic
blaze, will likely cause many sim
liar effects on current styles when
The Life OF Rudolph Valentino is
brought to the screen soon ="
You know what that means. That
means abandoning the crew cut in
favor OF the sleek male hair-do, well
plastered with grease. It also means
that the man who likes roomy
tweeds is in for bad time II he's
q slave to fashion. Mr.. Valentino
preferred coats that were broad OF
shoulder and pinched him tightly In
the middle. He preferred top coats
that were snug and he went In for
two-toned shoes.
On second thought, maybe you'd
better not go overheard on Bear
grease, pfd., until the trend really
starts. We just remembered the
balloon trousers of that day. The
American male Ia likely to say that
they can't do this to him. Mr..
Smalls boys must be over-enthusi-
astic too soon.
The only man who would gain
from a trend in that direction would
be John Held, jr. He could dig out
all those old drawings OF the hap-
per and her mate and sell them all
over again.
The motion picture industry is
mighty happy with the estimated
15,000,0O0 readers Of the Women's
Home Companion. The girls turned
out to be real friendly when the
magazine recently conducted It's "fa-
vorite moving picture star" survey,
some findings OF which the Public
Information Committee for the in
dustry has just passed along to us.
The industry, for one thing, was
deeply gratif1ed to discover that the
survey showed more satisfaction
with the motion picture industry" in
1s47 than in 1915. The survey also
indicated that "the industry is pro-
viding more of what the public
wants" Hollywood could take cheer,
too, in the news that the readers
interest In motion pictures Is on the
increase"
The survey also indicates that the
movies have had better manners
this year. 1t either proves that or
that the morals of the magazines
readers have relaxed. At any rate,
only per cent urged the magazine
to campaign for cleaner" films, a
decline of 43 per cent from the 1946
survey.
The only thing the Public Infor-
nation Committee neglected to tell
us was the name of the winner of
the 'favorite moving picture star"
poll. Probably We'll never know
The only thing we see in the Wom-
ans Home Companion is the beauti-
full food advertising.
X X * X
Wednesday Waits and Strays:
Shirley Temple will make her
Evening star., 1947-06-11
Rudolph Valentino Fads
Will Return-It Says Here
By Harry Macarthur

This not the place where you have any right TO expect
M In now before the rush Once Rudolph Valentino
ready to start filming any the screens viii be too
late will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
PRESS CLUB
REFLECTS S

The Motor City Press Club
reelected all its incumbent Of
fcers Friday al noon in the
Century Room Of the Three Six
es Club.
Returned to office were Russ
Cowans, Michigan Chronicle
managing editor. pres d n {;
Ulysses w Boykin Detroit Tri-
bune editor. vice president;
Grayce Sadler, Chronicle secre-
tary: Nina Garner, Pittsburgh
Courier treasurer: and Fred
Hart Williams. Tribune, pro-
gram chairman.
Following the luncheon. Mrs.
Charlotte Perry Tribune advcr-
Using manager, introduced Miss
Roberta Moupin. Of New York
and Chicago, OF the National
Business. Professional and In
dustrial Board Of the YWCA,
and Miss Florence Robbins, Of
Kansas City. Missouri, YWCA
program director
Mrs. Matte Brown. founder OF
the Peter Pan Nursery, and Mrs.
Levi Mcdowell, planning com
mittee chairman of the nurs-
cry. were introduced by Will
liams.
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and progress Of the Veterans
Administration. and summarized
the overall geographical picture
Of the Michigan Veterans Ad-
ministration. Mr. B. D. Wall.
Chief Of Guidance. gave an out
lay of the Public Acts $40 and
is and discussed the four steps.
Interviewing, testing, background
material and counseling before
vocational advisement is given.
DR.. j A. Alyea, Senior Train
Ing Officer, spoke concerning
the breakdown OF the system OF
notwithstanding leading 20 de-
gress, non-degrees, agriculture
and apprentice training Special
emphasis was given 20 on The
job Training" Mr.. Judd A.
Spray. Contact Representative.
presented Information pertinent
10 the soldiers National Insur-
ance Policy. He urged veterans
TO revive their insurance. II was
learned that 4 out Of every 5
veterans have dropped their in
surance Spray stressed future
protection by re-openinE lapsed
policies. A brief question period
was held Many vital questions
were raised
The closing remarks were
made BY the Director Of De-
troit Urban League. Nj John
{. Dancy, who expressed thanks
to the veterans and guest speak
ers.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wavne.
NO. 343467

AT 4 session Of the Probate
Court for Sa Id County Of WAYNE.
held az the Probate Court Room
IN the Oty Of Detroit. on the
Twelfth day Of March, in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-Scycn
Present WILLIAM F. COTTER,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
MAMIE p REID. Deceased.
Washington Bingham, Admin
lstrator OF said estate. having
rendered 10 said Court his first
and final account in said matter
and fled herewith his petition
praying that the residue az said
estate be assigned 10 the person
or persons entitled thereto
II is ordered. That the Seven
teenth day Of April next. az ten
o clock in the forenoon al said
Court Room be appointed for OK
aiming and allowing said ac-
count and hearing said petition
And il is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consccutivelv previous to
said time Of hearing. in the De-
troit Tribune. 4 newspaper print
cd and circulating in said County
Of Wayne.
WILLIAM F. COTTER.
Judge Of Probate.
"a True Copy
Deputy
Probate Register 3-29-4-i7
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County Of Wayne,
NO. 347.e6e

A session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Wavne.
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City OF Detroit, on the
fifteenth day Of March IN the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-seven.
Present WILLIAM F. COTTER,
Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the Estate Of
ELVENIA LEWIS. Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc.
tition Of AMELIA LEWIS IVEY
praying that administration Of
said estate be granted TO Theo.
dore f. Lewis or some other suit.
able person:
II is ordered. That the Seven.
teenth day Of April next. al ten
o'clock in the forenoon al said
Conrt Room be appointed for
hearing said petition,
And IL is further Ordered. That
copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three weeks
conSecutivelv previous 10 said
time Of hearing in the Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County Of
Wayne
WILLIAM T. COTTER
Judge Of Probate.
"A True Copy
Probate Register 3-2e-4-l2
Deputy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Smith Campaign
Hits High Speed

The campaign of Charles r.
a. Smith for Judge OF Recorders
Court, hit high speed last week
as a large number of activities
took his message TO important
groups Of voters. The election
viii be Monday, April 7.
Plans were completed for a
mass meeting at Calvary Bap-
tlst Church on Sunday. March
80, with Judge Joseph II. Rainey
OF Philadelphia as the major
speaker.
MANY PRIZES
A card party in behalf of the
Smith campaign was conducted
by the Motor City Boosters
Club on Saturday at the Club
Sudan Seventeen elaborate priz-
es were contributed by business
houses and individuals, includ-
ing the Community Music
School, Mrs Gladys billiard,
Paul's Cut Rate Drug Company,
Z. and A. Miles Brothers, Ara
gon Ball Room. Howell's Beau
~ oNRRAf COAiEaiANt ~ - IVY >
ter Moving and Storage Com
pany, Arthur j, Droste Of Fins
tcrwald's, Mrs Katherine Hatch
cit. William II Oliver. JAW
Go Fair Practices Committee
co-director, Ellis M. Hamler
Real Estate Company. Johnson's
Pharmacy. Lewis Business Col
lege Mrs. Lillian Hatcher. Philip
Robinson Furniture Company,
Mrs. Billie j Green. Matthew
Jones. AIS Market, and West
minister Grocery.
FIRST ENDORSEMENT
Friday the Detroit Federation
of Women's Clubs endorsed
Smith at its regular monthly
meeting This was the first po-
ltcal endorsement in the his
tory OF the federation.
Smith has been campaigning
20 change the treatment of Ne
grocs who come into the tolls
OF the Law, and to improve the
attitude Of policemen toward the
Negro community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Veterans Night
AT Urban League

The 18th Annual Anniversary
OF the National Urban Leagues
Vocational Guidance Campaign
was climaxed recently here in
Detroit by 2 Community Vet
Grams Night sponsored by the
Detroit branch and promoted by
its Vocational Services Depart
ment under the direction OF
Francis a Kornegay.
The program was chaired by
Mr. Guy F Palmer Manager
Of the Regional Office Of the
Michigan Veterans Administra-
ton lie outlined the functions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

ken, salad, dessert and peanuts
Members present were Mrs. Rose
Wilson, Mrs Lille Belle BRAZIL
Mrs, lnez Williams. Mrs. Milla
Richardson. GLADYS Wilson. Mrs
Roby Crutchficld, Mrs. Della
Stevenson, Mrs. Alice Crutch-
field. Mrs Marie Love. and Mrs.
Maggie Snow.
GLADYS Wilson, reporter
The Twin City Darcus Sewing
Club met with Maggie Kilcorc
OF 438 Palmerston. Mrs l. Grit
fin, vice president. officiated al
the meeting The members dis
cussed their club dues and re-
mltted same TO the Federated
Club They adjourned al 430
to meet next Thursday with
Mrs Pearl Sadlcr Of Polk street
The ROYAL Bucks. a club Of
recent origin. gave an enter
tainment on Saturday night in
Continued on Page III
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ECORSE

Milo CASTOR. editor

Milo CASTOR. editor
We have been asked by many
rsders ot our weekly newspa-
vs which story was true about
an leading politicians gambling
|r,se From information received
la Tuesday we learn that the
|sIlO fine and 5 day sentenue in
|ee WAYNE County Jail still
|rsnds 7, IS understood that ef-
|h-ts sre being made to use
|rls political strategy TO avoid
|vving any time. The public Is
|rsichng the case. especially the
|rras.world boys. This puts the
|ynencine Judge in a bad spot
Should he change his decision
POLICE PROWL
The boys in blue are still on
|he Prov Several raids were
made last week on homes which
officers saw they have watched
|!r several weeks. Each place
nded produced results that
Teled tho city treasury.
A warning from the police de-
pr,mert 10 all parents: You are
ssponsbIc for windows broken
by your children. Complaints
are coming in so frequently
.s,elv that the police are be-
toT0ng alarmed II your boy is
caught y1u may have to pay
IN moro than the glass. Caution
them aboI, throwing rocks.
Anolhn warning from the po-
lice, tins time TO motorists:
SprnC here. and slick streets
ere about over for this season.
Note by editor: Mr.. CASTOR
vroie this before the blizzard
q Tuesday,. Most young drivers
Eel Ike ,lrning the old struggle
tuggles DOSE BE careful. Check
your steering gear and brakes
nd CUT down your speed for
be chldrenS sake.
W. DISAPPOINTED
Over 500 people were badly
,sapponted last Friday evening
'ben The Godfrey Donkey bas-
,s,oall team failed to show at
Re c J Miller School. Accord
r. 70 statements by the man
ger there was mix-up in
ONE Brewer
aies and he was supposed TO
how up on Thursday. March 81.
'hether the American Legion
nll accept that date is not
nown al this writing.
Athlete director Jimmie John
n q the Legion post wants
J bows between the ages of
and 4 who would like 10
Jay bail 70 meet him at 3 pm.
'is saturday az the Legion Post
2 10Th htreet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

James Bonargee, Willie Bolar.
Mary Stovel Geraldine Wright,
Lucille Jones. Lille Mae Judd
kns, Marion Thorton, and many
others
Seen at Marena Pryors home
Sunday night were June Bonner.
Lille Judkis. Fcrlander Booker,
Laura Harris George Games,
Gwen Pryor, James Latham Ro.
bert Terry, Pat and Regnold
Larry. Norman Webb, Leroy
Hawkins and many others
know all YOU kids want 10
come 10 the Title the roilcr'
fashion show. April 8 II so
call me at the number below 70
secure your tickets.
GOSSIP
Cute jeanne Jackson and
"the" Sammy Gee are getting
10 be a constant twosome =, /.
Seen frequently together are
Lille Judkins and Pablo Hamll-
ton. ! hear Larry Slain IS now
in Cuba (the lucky boyl !
wonder who Dolores Llovd is
concentrating on these davs9 :.
| see Bill Perkins has new
AZ Studebaker. Too bad about
Sam Pode and Beverly Trap
Charles Guam talks constantly
about a certain Jerry West
brook.
Well that's about all kids. so
-all in your news 10 Bettve
Gaines al TYLER 7-545l See YOU
next week, l hope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
HOLLYWOOD DISCOVERY

mar 4s-DAYs SUPPLY
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
Send no money deposit 81 90
plus postage when package arrives
NINE. PAULINE LAWSON 4 co
BOX 1851 HOLLYWOOD. CALF.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
. BIG NIGHT

Thursday nights are going TO
be the big nights al the Double
Wv Supper Club. Saw Al Wal
lace the other night and he tells
us that they are planning to
put on some Amateur Shows.
Out there now is Jimmie Cald-
well and his band. They give
out with about as much music
as you'll want TO enjoy hearing
and dancing too. We hear that
All Wallace is going TO become
manager again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
DANCING

The 80" Club gave nice cas-
ual dance at the Nacirema on
Thursday night. Some seen were
Jimmy Henry. Allan Hall. Col
leen Brooch, Marvin Fields. Eve
lvn and Ethelyn Lehman. Stanley
M c c onnor, Robert Wilson.
Thomas Pettigrecn, Sam Poole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

a.. mother. Mrs. Flossie
M' returned from CincIn-
". Ohio. on Sunday morning.
~ .s,- IN MY grandmother doing
" enough to attend the next
|cLuB NEWS
Tho Mairons Club held us
ing on Tuesday, March 10
Nc no homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.
,a g Crutchfield of 437 Elliot.
1. .s, ucre regular business dis
. ~, held and Bible study
!. which all the members par
e.,.,sd Sister Alice Crutch-
|s ,i acted as president in the
.s.ence of the president, Sister
S,ssl Moffett. because Of illness.
Y. ' was missed by all the mem
~, Who hope that she will be
~. lenoueh 20 attend the next
-sstne After the meeting the
,sb members were entertained
N heir gracious hostess, Mrs.
ylo-ida Cruichfield, who served
|, delicious menu OF fried chic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
|'i s|'ii| si3| 81 frl3 |I''iI \


WEBSTER. Lsnora. age 90, ad.
dress, 273S Waterloo. Funeral
services were held Monday.
March IL. at 1000 A. M. al the
81. Psuls Church. Chene and
Jay with the Rev. charlsion
officiating. prior 10 shipment
al l2:45 p. m. 10 BelEoni. Miss.
HAZELWOOD. Tyrone. age 9
months. address. loll Madison.
Interment was al Detroit Mem.
orial Park Monday. March IL al
200 p. n.
PERSON. Lena. age Sc. ad-
dress. lSS22 Chestnut. Funeral
services were held az The Cal.
vary Baptist Church. Jos. Cam.
pau and Clinton. Tuesday.
March ls. al 400 p. m. with
the Rev. Joseph Thomas off
ciatinq. Inierment was at the
Detroit Memorial Park.
GUILFORD. Clyde. age 4e. ad.
dress lao Bradhursi. New York
City. Funeral services were
held Al the Digs Chapel on
Wednesday. March ls. al 1900
a. m. Intermeni was AZ the De-
froif Memorial Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

NEWS
poWNRIyER couNrRY Cue

DowNRIvER COUNTRY CLUB
The meeting Of the club on
March % was at the home OF
the president Mrs. Pauline Stat
ford, at 4083 9th street in
Ecorse Final plans were made
for the party 10 be held on
March % AT 1913 18th street in
Ecorse The next meeting Will
be at sol Lenoir street in River
Rouge
CHURCH NOTES
Thomas Hagler. reporter
LLOYD LOVE UNITY
In the absence due 10 sickness
Of the pastor Madame Lloyd and
the president. Mrs Davis. the
lesson was taught Wednesday
night by Madame Heard Of Chi
cago. an outstanding evangelist,
who was married on March 8 TO
Curtis Hunter Of Detroit Mem
bers are urged 10 visit the sick
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The Good Shepherd" was the
subject Of the Sunday School
lesson. Offering banner was won
by the Young Peoples class,
taught by Joe Wright Attend
ance banner was won by Mrs.
Whites Cradle Role The Con-
quering Queens will render a
program for the SUNDAY School
on Thursday night al 3 pm.
Joseph and His Brethren
was the subject Of the sermon
preached by the pastor the Rev.
j. d. Davis, at the regular sun
day service. Three new members
joined
The ChourionS rendered the
song service az the BTU meet
ing. The Juniors presented the
program. participated in by Lil-
iier Mae Green, Rev Bell, Doro-
thv Navey. Lee Salley, Geral-
dine McCary, Mrs. Alice Har-
ris. Mrs. Wright, Mr. King Mrs.
Townsend and Mrs. Jones
Jewel Sims and Mrs M l..
Reddicks Of Ecorse were secret
" married at First Baptist
Church by the Rev. J. D. Davis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29

ROGERS. Maggie Lee. AGE a.
address. set Livingston. Flu.
neral services were held al the
Masonic Lodge Templs Oak
land and Holbrook Wednesday.
March ls. al 400 p. m. Inter
ment was AZ the Detroit Me-
mortal Park.
SCOTT. Sallie. age 30. address.
$50 Z. Warren. Shipment was
made Thursday. March 20 al
8 a. m. 10 HaYnesville. Louis
lana.
SHAW. Cleveland. age 81. sd.
dress. l4Ss Theodore. Funeral
services were held az Baptist
Gospel Temple. 33l Beihuns
Thursday. March 20. at 900 p.
m. with the Rev. u. Z. Ramsey
officiating. Iniermenf was at
the Detroit Memorial Park.
WHITE. Thomas John. age ~,
address. as E. Monfealm. Flu
neral services were held at the
Diggs' Chapel Thursday. March
20. al 1890 q. m. with the
Rev. ]. II. Bruce officiating.
Inferment was at the Detroit
Memorial Park.
MAXWELL, Amanda. age 50.
address 3S4 PalmeTsion. Ship
mont was made Thursday,
March 20. ll;Ss p. m. 70 Gin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
Down Saddle
Shoe Lane
By Beitye Gaines

James Neal OF Begole had a
few friends IN Friday 70 par
". Some there were; AL Green,
Doris Purdee. Herbert Tabor,
jeanne Jackson Sammya- Gee,
Alfred Lewis Lille Judkius,
Pablo" Hamilton. June Bonner
Colleen Brooch. Donald and Nor
man Webb, Leroy Hawkins, Do
ris johnson and many others.
Gathering over to James
Young's house were Donald Sell
don. Bill Perkins, Sylvester Hart,
Maurice Mckinney. Walter Ag-
new. and many, many others
Most Of the time was occupied
by the listening Of Re-Bop piec-
cs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-29
FUNERALS CONDUCTED BY THE DIccs FUNERAL CHURCH
MApcu II runoIIctI SUNDAY AAAncII % 1aAz

III 20 lS4I
ton. Alabans.
BRYANT. Don E.. age SIS. se
dress. $3.50 Delmar, Funeral
services were held az the
Dieas Chapel Friday. March
81. AZ ll;oo a. m. with the Rev.
Horace White officiating. In
termeni was made al the De-
froit Memorial Park.
HODGE. Fred. age 46. address,
3733 Beaubisn. Funeral ser
vices were held al the Diggs
Chapel Saturday. March ~. 81
1900 a. m. with the Rev. John
Lewis. Infermeni was AZ the
Lincoln Memorial Park. o.. .-.
FLOOD. Matthew r.. age 7s.
address. 1883 Monroe. Funeral
services were held al the
Digs Chapel SATURDAY.
March "a. at ZOO p. m. with
the Rev. Wright effieisiins. In.
fermsni was At the Detroit
Memorial Park.
MONTGOMERY. Baby Boy.
premature. address 7oi2l
Kentucky. lnisrmsni was made
at the Lincoln Memorial Park
Saturday. March 20.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

Truman any political damage in ,he long run. Sparkman headed the Democratic Congress n J campaign drive in l946.
 Meanwhile in New York, differ ences of opinion on the staff of New Republic magazine over it's; connection with the political flu. lure of Wallace, it's editor, have been highlighted by the resigna- ton of William Harlan Hale, edi- tor in charge of articles.
 Hale, novelist historian and New Deal Democrat, said yesterday he had mailed his resignation to Michael Straight, publisher.
 The reason was reported to be the decision of the magazine not to drop Wallace's writings com pletely if the former vice president runs for President on third party ticket next year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
Asks More Funds For Hospitals

Delegate Bartlett has introduced a bill which if enacted would guarantee for the next four years a minimum of $250,OOO for hospi- tai construction in the Territory.
 Under the hospital Survey and Construction Act" of l946 sum of S75,OOO,OOO a year was author ized for a period of five years to be allotted on population per centage basis to the States and Its Territories for building and oper- ating of hospitals. Under the al- lotment system, Alaska would re- ceive $41, 400 year. Delegate Bartlett's measure places floor on the minimum amount to be re- ceived by any State or Territory at $25O,O0O.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
Both Paries Will Welcome Wallace Third Party
WASHINGTON, (P)-Hanry 4

WASHINGTON, (P)-Hanry A. Wallace comes to his hour oi oe cision tonight, with Democraac leaders hoping that if he elects '" head third party he will pull ho punches in his criticism of Presi- dent Truman.
 The view of these Democratic strategists is that Wallace cam. paien on a peace" ticket wou.o react to the Presidents beneif II the former vice president displays publicly the bitter feelings he IS reported to hold against MT. Iru- man for kicking him out of ms cabinet.
 Latest reports to the Democratic high command are that Wallace will make the leap into the Presi- dential race in his radio speech from Chicago at 4:3O pm. 'Nome time), contending that both maJor parties have become "War" par ties and that the only road to peace lies in developing new policy toward Soviet Russia.
 Repu blicans, confident that Wallace can command some so- called left-wing votes which other wise would go to MT. Truman would welcome his entry.
 But at least one Democrat, Sen ator Sparkman of Alabama, saio the Wallace entry may not do MT
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. $. Dept. o' Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Monday, December 29, l94'
 Forecast Nome: Clear and con ,inued cold tonight and Tuesday Lowest temperature tonight 70 highest temperature Tuesday -io
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. today
 Precipitation last "A hours none Total precipitation this month o''o inch.
 Temperatures last "A hours' highest 5, lowest "A.
 Maximum wind last "A hours 2o miles per hour from the north.
 Sunrise at lO:03 a.m., sunset al 2:O5 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: hlghes' 10, lowest -l5.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest -42 ln 1929. highest 35 in l94l.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
MIR. AND MRS. NORVIN LEWIS RETURN FROM THE STATES

MT. and Mrs. Norvin Lewis were welcomed home by family and friends last Saturday evening after spending several weeks in the State where MT. Lewis, U. $. Clerk of Court, received the hon. orary 33rd Masonic degree. Mrs. Lewis is much improved from her recent operation while in the States.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Pan American arrived Saturday with the following passengers; Shirley Spalding, S. Spalding, and infant Chester, MT. and Mrs. Nor win Lewis, Lester Tinkham, liar ry Gottschalk.
 Departing were Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Ken Rank.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

At its peak the Amazon river in- creases hundreds of miles in width, flooding thousands of square miles of forest-covered land.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
U. S. DISTRICT COURT

The case of Gillis vs. Gillette, damage suit is being tried today before Judge Joseph E. Kehoe, in the U. s. District Court.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

Nature couldn't make us per feet, so she made us blind to our faults.