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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Der airhen Granen Yerein Der
6unterus Uemein6e

laoet aue 6reunbe Elm 5u ibrent iGbr.
lifer 8aiar, lueld)er am 1. Nop.,
$50 ltbr abenos i'm Sahienbeim OBJ
gebalten miro. 0as R1bfrdnoden bat
ipieoer fleiBie gearbeitet nm redt bic
le unb ifone Sahen fir 0erfauf 81
baben 1,no bittet INN eien guten Be-
iald. Sim ielben Mbenb miro audi elm
feines GiIen ieroiert uno nafber fin
BET Elm aartenpartie itatt. aHio Elm
redt idoner slberD itebt in Musiiht.
Stun appellierer mir niht an Die MIN,
ntdrmiioen Wit9lieoer oes 1rai,en
Nereins ioh6ern an bic Shtpeiterl,
ser @emeilloe mitaubelfen. Mles
ipirb banfeno angenommew. SUDDEN.
Sanoarbeiten ooer fonitiees. @ir
nebmen olles an. Sir abenbeiien tper.
Den Mnnelomneen ansenoimmen bel
WitgIieoern oes Grauen 8eyei,ts.
0as 4onitee miro in Ser Jriib
i9on ba fem nm @eif1fte at madden.
|. Die geriammlung beg airdcn
sSrauen @ereins ft1oet an Sonntag,
ben 10. Sftober, z::3O llbr nad)mit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Nahrl;f!
fir Sd)meitcr !Sermiue Wemeeief

Shtpelter Hemecief - cine 8riin.
'erin lmo fleibise Mitarbeiterin oes
3speis % fir oiele Sabre tpurbe am
Sen 1. Sftober, Sur lebten
Rube getragen.
Sd,iper mar bic Srennln9sitllnbe.
Sief Der Sdlag Der Scelensiplinbe,
0pd, fonnte es elpig nid,t oauern.
@enn ulle Si,,terbliebenen audi
trdliern!
Srlm baltet Elm nit euren Srdnen,
%erienft elld, nid)t ins Ncer.
Gs bringt fein &la9en uno fein Sebner
Sic ibr ba liebet - lpieber her!
@ott nllein MIR ipeib, ipie balb mir
emit id)eiben -
Bon alien Grbenirerben;
Salb aud fir uus bic Stunbe id)Idet
Srum trodnet 8ebmuts 3Gbren,
Gs ipirb nit)t lanse ipdbren
Sis man audi uns our Mube trdat.
.See!ia iino bic - bic in ben Serrr
iterbenl"
Mnna &ann, Yr.sSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Gir,e Stimtifte Scr Der.
ft,anft IN 6ranereiet
Sd)luB bon Seite 1.

Sn0uitrie nibt erIaubt, eincn eetpii-
fen Soditano 3u erreihen2 Nun miro
5apar geiaet, oie YrpoltftionsbeihrG
tllng iperoe leoiglid Die Wubeiien-
,,no Stobler5eusl,ns, nidt aber Sic
|perarUeitcnoen SSnonitrien betreiicr,
oenen sic erforoerIi6cn ,uidsliden
Mengen @ubeiien 1no Stabl bon sen
Giicnaao,titricn 9elgienS, &oll1nbs,
2mremblra unh insbeionoere 6rant.
reifs geliefert aperoen ,piirocn. Sic
ibrerieits oas EIus an acbIe unlo
aofs, oeiien iie 81 Siciem 3apede be.
notiatcn, aus 0elltihIanb be5ieben
miibten. Sd EaIte nidts pcn bicicn
enfinoeriIfcn @onltruftionen uno
tann MIDI burd,ars niht oanon iiber-
seusen, baB iie Sen 1pobren fronso,
iiidpn Sntereiien bienen fpiirSen.
Tielmebr lit es mir flar, bab cine
iolhe Yolitif ben geiamteuropGiiben
Sntereiien slnpioerlolfer 1piirbe. Sic
lpiiroe nimlih 5i,r Solge baben, baB
Der oeutihc ssnbuitrieopparot sl ei.
ncm bctrGhtliden Seil obne Gerlpcn.
ounp bleiben ,piirbe, ,,no oos biebc
|apieoer nidlts anoeres, oils baB Elm
Cell ser Yrcouftionsnraitinerie g,,
ropas serid)lagen ipiiroe."
Mud'bie 9cbouptl,ng, Der @eiihts.
punft ser rnationalen Siherbcit"
miiiie inter oIlen l1ntltdnoen ben
Sorrana baben, uno oemsen1Gb oiiri
ten Tcutiblano feline Snbultrien &C.
laiien iueroen, oie eitntal .pieoer Ell
men Seil 6es belitihen ~&riegspoten
tials" bilbcn fonnten. lGBt blum
nidt eelten. Die 1pirflidben 8oraus
iebuneen Ser Siherbeit 6ranfreid)s
liegen nad) ieii,er lteber5eu9l,ng rin
Der SoliboritGt Der Tolfer nno Der
9irfiamfeit ser G0Itcrcreaniiation
lmo nibt in lester 2inie in Der po
Iitiiden Gerfaiil,ng, bie 0eutihlanS
eiinnal pon Dem poraltsiid)tlid) I'M
fommenben Sabre acknowledgement
Srieoenspertrage gegeben merocn
miro. Sins,,fontnlen natiirlih getuii.
ie anoere @arantien, tpie Sie Gntna
,ifi,ierl,ng mo 0emofratiiierllng bcs
oeutihcn 8olfes uno bie llnteroriif
ing scr 8affen. ,no @tunitionsia
irritation.
1ie r3ubr.6ormel" 8llmls oeft
iih im ,peientliten nit Ser ncuen
-omerifaniihen 0eutiblanb.
@cIitif, ,pem es bierbei mld) nod
S6lpierigfeiten 5u itberipinoen gibt,
bic ibre llriahen in Dem @egeniat
stpilden ser bon gnglano be9iinltig'
ten Nrt ser fiinitigen oeutlhen @irt-
ifaitsperfali,rne unb Dem ausgeipro.
hen pripat1pirtihaftlihen Stanb.
punft Imerifas baben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Aie uat,.rali liiiermfte
ucft 2luslGnNetft
tShIu6 bon Sette ~

100000 binau, 10 fommt man su
ser bon Ser 8ebGroe eeid)1sten 3abl
bon 3,O54,OOO.
ltno >per aus oieier 8ruppe boz,
Musldnbern'miro amerifaniiher 8iir.
ger ,perben? Der gerfaiier ser Stu.
Die in Ser rMontblp &suietu" 1T Der
aniidt, bab ollsldnoiid)e &rieesbr1u.
te uno -1ranen, bie iibrigens inn Ser.
laufe bes peraangenen SabreS ods
Sauptfontingellt ser Neileinpa16erer
ousmahten, innerbnlh ser ndhItet
Shuei bis brei Sabre auh Die Saupt.
sabI ser 9taturoltiierten oaritellen
,uerben. sllf ser einen Seite, babelt
iie bcreits Sen &orteil, nit amertfa.
niied,en 9iirgern perbeiratet 81 fein.
slnf ser amoercn Seite lit in ibren
6dIlen Sic Gorbeoingung ser anidf'
iiefcit bier5,,laioe ,pdbrenb 5 Sab
rem Dor ser Maturaliiierung auf 5iuei
Sabre berabaeiebt iporoen.
sluf iosenannte displaced Ser.
IONS, Oic oos 2eben inter anoeren
&egierunaaiorincn uip. in leiner
arauicnriten @eiie fennengelernt ba'
ben, biiriten ibnell banad) itrebelt
amerifoniihe 9iirser su tperoen,
lpenn lie crit einnlal bier5ulanoe iino
unb sic nOtigen Sorbeoirglutgen er'
iiillen. Mbcr sic 3abl bon 50. 49,,
sic bislona noh slmerifa. eiitge1par.
oert iinb, lit MIR iebr gering.
@leiben - l1ab oieien beioen GRIP.
pen iiingiter Neueimpnnberer - sic
2,SOO,0OO slnslanoer, bie iih ifon
1910 als ioIfe reeiitrieren lieBen
unb alh beute nod benielben Status
haben. SSltfolge Ser boben Sterberate
untcr alten 2el,ten miro Die 3abI
itGnbie ipeiter iinfen, uno piele bon
Sen slelteren ,mter ibnen tperben
lpcbl ME 8iirger iperoen. 5llnlaI iebt
noh Griegsenoe Die Notapemoigfeit
oaiiir gerineer eriheinen mne. Die
srobte Moslibfeit fir Ginbiirgerun-
gen unter aniGiiigen sluslanoern
iheint Lungs unierer iiiOli6en 2an'
'hesgrcnse gegeben. Die BORT aniaIlis
gen ausldnoer lino in Ser Sal,ptide
Merifaner, ,,nb bislang lit lulteroies
Ter sic Ginbiireerl,ne redt aering &C.
lueien. slber es geb0rt 81 bem Yro.
gromme oes Gimpanoerunes- ltno
gtaturaliiierungsoienites Die gr3ieb.
ung in 8iirgerfl,noe 81 betreiben.
llno 10 erifeint es 1pabriheinlih. oaB
3cit unb Gncrgie, in eieiem Sinne
inter ienen Merifanern anse,uenoet.
i'm Saufe Ser nad)Iten Sabre BORT
6riibte tragcn biirften.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
6oloene Dcrte
@as lit Greibeit?

Der erite Seui3et ser &ilrobeit gilt
Ser Treibeit. 8aupenargles.
Die sSreibeit beitebt oarin, baB man
alles oas tl,n fam, lpns einem onoern
nid)t ifaoet. Wattbias Glaubn,s.
9ie iino ipobI nie Menidpn su benl
8egriff bon 5reibeit gelanat? Gs
lit Elm GROCER @eoanfe geiueien.
2id)ten6erg.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
3eilbiIH In, Spieeel Ser
preiIe

nOtc YollIll, ttHnler nelle unlIllWe
.8ertfte" an bic Stelle siuednndBi.
gen &arbelns su ieben, fann nibt in
ale gtpigfeit fortgeiebt aperoen," be.
merit Die .Netp Yorf Seralo Tri.
bume" in elmer reoaftiolreIlen 9e.
trad)tune su Den @aibinetoner 8c-
ipreduneen in Mngelegenbeit Der bet
miihen Sel,erunsaperbaltniie nno
Ger apirtibaftlih. .pulitiiden &riien'
ipnlptome in 10 pielen 2inoern gu.
ropus. r@enr 81 freiauiaieer &atio-
nieruns eeariffen iuerSen iou - 10
miiiien bie Ser5ihtsleiltlngen, bie
bon ser 9epSlferung seioroert ,per.
hen, flar ilmriiiener Natur iein, lmo
bem @olfc miiiier sic 3iele, Die oa.
bel ungeitrebt tperoen, nit aller Seut'
Iihteit Dor Mrgcn gciteat ,perben. Gs
nu,6 oabei beilpicls,peiie bon Ipunoio-
piel Sdpiben Yrot Die Nebe iein, Oie
Der ein3elne sleuniten Guropas
einiparen iollte; nit Statiitifew, bic
bon iounoiopieIen Mtillionen 8uibcis
Betrcioe lpreben, lit ser Sude nidt
9eoient. Weldle Yldnc bie Megierira
oud in petto bat. iie iollten ieoenfals
in einiaben, einleilbtenoen Worten
bargeleet tueroen."
Gon 5itos, oes illeoilospiiden Dit
tators, Ginlabung an Wolter 0inbel
uno anoere Mmerifaner b6lt oie SEEM
yorf v3iines" nid)t piel. @em Sito
Die @elt gu iiber5eugen luiinld)t, bcli
er nitbt ser Ingreiier auf oetn 8alfan
lei, 10 gebe es oafiir cine ipirfiamere
Metbobe: Ser i,,gpilalpii6e Stuats
def braude, ihreibt Der Simes.9eit'
artifler, mir feline 2eute IN ser @e.
Notwithstanding Der Gereinten gta.
tionen an5lnpeiien, ieinen @unib in
Iluibing gum slusorud su brineen.
Die 8ereinisten Staaten bGtten BORT
beantrast, geraoe cine iolde Inter
ludung, ipie Sito iie iett elm paar
amerifaniIden Hriuatlel1ten anper.
trallt baben mod)te, burh eil,eu BE-
ionberer, permanenten 8alfan.Mus.
ibub ourhiiibren 5u laiien. Nihts
binoere sen Oiftutor in 8eIgrao, I'M.
ieren slntrag 81 llnterltiisen.
, Tie Seem gorf Zines" perbeibt
iid) nift ,oaB rferneeleufte" Slltg.
seuge in einem fiinitigen &riegc bic
Gernibtl,ngsaperf3euge
1elr fonnen, llebt aber tiir ben SSall
ibrer tpeiteren Gerpcllfonnmllng un.
geabnte :Moglidteiten elmer frieolif.
en- 8er,penoune ser Ieroplone bieies
Cups noraus.
r@enn 8iibinsfp, Ser ruiiii6e 8i.
se-IuBenminiiter, in 6luibing Iulles
angreift, 10 beiBt er oie Sano, Die iein
2ano in Ser Stunoe ieiner groBtell
8efabr lfiitte, bie Sano zines Srie'
oensfrellnbes," beibt es in einenl
&ommer,tar George e. SofolsfpS.
oes rGolumnilten" Ser Hap Oorfer
Sun, 81, oem beriihtigten amerifa.
feinbliden GrguB bes io,pietiihen II.
g. -Tertreters aui ben Meboaps".
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
yn Ser wmite bel 0a3a
,pirH nod Oel eebekrt

Saga, Ealaltina. Gin Softerllnters
nehmen Ser Ssraq electromagnetic
ifaft bpbrt bier in ser NGbe in ser
@iiite naf Sel. slmerifaniibe, eng,
Iiide rro frnnsoiii6e Sed,nifer ioip:e
400 Mraber begannen nit Ser grbeit
rno brahten in Sen erlten 81 Stln.
Sen sic 8obrilng bis auf 231 5rb
binunter.
0ttte leien Ste Die Mnaeiaenl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

Damn 6as 9reppengel1nber abgeidst
gum 5lpeiten Stod. Das lit benz Sfen
aud rcbt aetpeicn. Mir acber iotpicio
niemals binauI. Sein3 ulri1.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

taas itatt. Mae Sdapeitern fitb elm.
gelaoen. Sd. Motb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09

- l1nterftiten Sic oie TN .NeIts
Nott" anaeioenoen @ei&6ftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-10-09
Suffice Gde

Der Gbefar5t elmer Srrenanitalt
NOR toleriiher Watl,r. aIs er einmal
eitre telepboniife Serbinol,ne nidit
ihnea genl,g betam, briillte er oas
5rdillein bonn Mmt an: .8iiien Sic
iiberbaupt, tuer iH bin?"
"Nein, oos tpeiB id ni4t, aber id
,ueiB, no iie iinb!"
rSie refleftieren alio bei elmer
5rau tpeniger ullf Shonbeit als in
eriter 2inie allf &Guslid,fcit?"
~Sa - elm paar SGuier ioute iie
ia ihon baben."
aoalbert iist i'm &aiieebaus.
Cine rei3enoe 1rall, Die NIT ibrem
fleinen S,,ngen BEL Der Sauie iiett,
ertpedt iein 8oblgefallen ,lnb bab lit
Die Betanntid)aft 9emaft.
sloalbert mad)t iid beliebt BEL bem
Surgen, beliebt bel Ser ent3iidenoen
Wama unb lit balb &abn inn aorbe.
Mbalbert idnpdrmt, Die Game III
aana Sbr, rnb Der Sunse, Ser lid
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-18

Women in action were the keysvo DIS this week as
members of North Carolina Sorosis and Junior Sorosis
made final plans for the federation Of women's clubs
convention, which goes into action at the Ocean Ter
race hotel, Wrightsvile beach, Wednesday and ex-
tends through Friday evening.
Shown above, top left, Miss Dorothy Forbes, state
Junior president and Miss Sara Bradshaw, state junior
secretary. ..
Top center, left to right, Mrs. H. 7. Fisher, chair
man of scrapbook; Mrs. W. M. Dickson, chairman of
delegates kits; Mrs. John Knox Ward, chairman of ex-
hibits; Mrs. J. H. Russell, chairman of transportatlon;
and Mrs. H. S. McGirt, chairman of souvenirs.
Top right, Mrs. J. C. Williams, convention chair
man, discusses plans with Mrs. A. R. Willis, president
of Sorosis. r
awards; Mrs. C. M. Speaker, transportation; Mrs. Sid
ney Allen, convention hall, and Mrs. James Sloan, ex-
hibts.
Center, Mrs. w. Elliott ONeal, assistant genera.
chairman, and Mrs. Robert W. Fennell, president Of
Junior Sorosis.
Center right, seated Mrs. N. D. Edwards, chair
man of decorations; Mrs. H. 7. Newland, chairman of
dinners and banquets; and Mrs. Ramsey Weathersbee,
chairman of professionals. Standing, Mrs. A.. Paul
Burton, social courtesy chairman, and Mrs. w. A..
Fonvielle, chairman of publicity.
Lower left, Mrs. Robert O. Way, junior process
sional chairman; Mrs. L. Franklin Jones, junior pub
lefty; Miss Sara Bradshaw, junior music; and Mrs.
W. A. Corbett, junior conference rooms.
Lower right, Miss Virginia Ward, seated, chair
man of movies; standing left to right, Mrs. A. B.
Love, timekeeper; Mrs. Kenneth Marshall, first aid;
Mrs. H. L.. McKibben, program exchange and Mrs. J.
Russell Wood. convention hall. (Staff photos by Ben
Maynard). :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
NEW APPOINTMENTS,
 VA REGIONAL OFFICE

The appointment of Gilbert w Cass to the position of Assistant Finance Officer of the VA Re- gional Office in Juneau was an nounced today by Robert L. Hoop CT, Acting Manager.
 Cass was formerly Acting Chief cf the Pension Accounts Section of the Finance Service in the Se- attle Branch Office of the VA Prior to this Cass worked in the Central Office of the VA 1T Washington, D c. He succeeds Mrs. Isabel Vance who resigned recently in order to take an ex- tended vacation in the States.
 Hooper also announced that John E. Dapcevich has been appoint ed Deputy Supply Officer of the Regional Office, upon completion of an extended course of training in VA supply functions in the Branch and Regional Offices of Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
COMMUNION SERVICE AT METHODIST CHURCH;
 TREATS' OPEN HOUSE

An early morning Communion Service, making possible a quiet personal re-dedication and conse- cration, will be observed at the Methodist Church on Christmas Day, the traditional birthday of the Christ. The service will be at 8 a. m.
 In the afternoon the Treats are entertaining at the Social Room of the church-holding "Open House" to their friends-and are inviting anyone who wishes to stop in for a few minutes between the hours of and 4 }. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
SON BORN THIS MORNING TO THE HARRY STURR0(KS

MT. and Mrs. Har.- Ss...''''Hck are the proud parents of baby boy born early this morning in St. Ann's Hospital The baby tipped the scales at eight pounds, nine ounces. The new baby joins brother, Sandy and a sister, Susan. The proud father is on the B. M. Behrends Grocery Store staff.
 Grandmothers welcoming their new grandson are Mrs. Alex Stur- rock, Sr., and Mrs. Bert Bertholl, ST.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
DosKELAND PASSES AWAY

Nels Doskeland of Seattle passed away in St. Ann's Hospital early this morning He was one of the crew of the Grommet Reefer and was injured in the unloading opera tions of the ship when it was at Pelican three weeks ago
 Doskeland was born in Norway on November 30, 1894. He was single and his relatives are unknown here.
 Mrs. Ruth B. Rock of Petersburg s staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
WILLIAM WHITTLAkE
 VISITING zuMsNALTS

William Whittlake, a student of the Seventh-Day Adventist College at Walla Walla, Wash, arrived in Juneau on the Denali. He IS spending the holiday vacation with the Zumwalts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

Hoonah were: Virginia Houston and Bessie See.
 Hoonah to Juneau: V. Houston, A, $. Thompson, Gordon MacDon- aid.
 Tulsequah to Juneau: w, Gibb, J. Maker, A. Kolahaska, M. Kresge, S. McComb, K Wolver7 ton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
16 PASSENGERS FLY
 ALASKA COASTAL TUES.

Alaska Coastal carried l6 pasSen- gers yesterday, to and from Hoo- nah, Pelican and Tulsequah.
 Passengers from Juneau to
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
Miners Protest
 Labor Legislation By Stopping Work

UNIONTOWN, Pa. (P Work stoppages among soft coal miners protesting labor legislation before Congress spread to p mines em- ploying 14,8O0 men yesterday as AFL united mine workers off cials pondered their strategy in the idleness they termed "unau- thorized."
 The stoppages were scattered through the three counties that comprise the heart of an extreme ly rich southwestern Pennsylvan- ia bituminous section Fayette, Greene and Washington.
 Two mines voted to resume work after being idle over the week end. They were the Prick Coke Co.,, employing 400, men, and the Kyle mine of the same company employing 600. They ac- count for a combined daily pro- duction of $500 tons.
 Among the closed mines was the worlds largest, the famed Robena mine of the Prick company, which employs 1900 miners and has a normal daily production of 10000 tons. Some of the other larger pits affected range from 2,O00 to 1000 tons in output.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
Wallace Used Savage Election As Testing Ground
(By The Associated Press

Nby lllc HSooSidICO I
 Echoes of the Washington Third Districts special Congressional election still were sounding yes terday after the close grace in which Republican Russell V. Mack of Hoquiam edged out former Rep. Charles Savage by approximately 1900 ballots Saturday. Still to be counted were l,700 absentee votes.
 Tt is my belief" Mack said in a statement from Hoquiam Mon day night, that (Henry) Wallace entered the Savage campaign with the sole purpose of using Savage's campaign as a trial balloon to as- certain if the time was ripe for launching a third party with Wal lace at it's head"
 Earlier in the day the former vice president had said in New ark, N. J., that President Tru- mans foreign policy had not been a campaign issue. This, said Mack, was absurd and an utter mis- statement of facts"
 "The American foreign policy was the main and about the only issue in the campaign" said the new congressman.
 Savage, speaking in Seattle, told a rally sponsored by the Defend Free Labor" committee that labor make "big gains" in the district despite his defeat. Savage lost by a wider margin in his race last year against the late Fred Nor man.
 Savage denounced the Taft Hartley labor bill and suggested that labor urge President Truman to veto the measure. The meeting adopted a resolution to that eff feet, drafted by former Rep. Hugh Delacy.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
SEATTLE, (R)-Claimed by her

SEATTLE, R-Claimed by her builders to be the biggest troller in the world, the 60-foot fishing ship Wendy is being prepared here for an Alaskan fishing ven- ture. The owners, Earl Goodwin and Jim Cope of Seattle, plan to take her to Tokeen, Alaska, near the end of the week.
 The Wendy, valued at $40,000, has fish capacity of 60 tons and features an aluminium front sec ton on her pilot house-to elim- mate magnetic compass interfer- ence.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
SOviets Aid
 Mongols Fighting Chinese Troops

HAWKING, (P) - The official Central News agency yesterday said government military sources confirmed reports that outer Mon golian troops, supported by four Soviet warplanes, invaded Sinki- ang province Thursday.
 The agency said the Mongols had penetrated to a depth of more than 200 miles and now were fighting Chinese defense troops 200 miles northeast of Tihua.
 The official report followed closely a similar report by semi officials sources.
 Central News Agency reported in a dispatch from Tihua that bitter fighting" was continuing between native Sinkiang troops and the invading forces from the Soviet-sponsored Mongolian re- public.
 The dispatch, the agency said, reported that warplanes accom-
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
NEWS TN BRIEF

FRYEBURG, Me. (P-Clarence E. Mulford, author of the Hopa- long Cassidy and other western stories, was rescued Tuesday by the driver of passing creamery truck as fire badly damaged his home here.
 The 61-year-old writer was car ried down a ladder after John Sisk, the truck driver, found him nearly unconscious in his bed room on the second floor of the two and one-half story frame dwelling.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
Balkan Conference Being Held In Belgrade
CBy The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 Yugoslavia disclosed yesterday that a Bulgarian military mission was in Belgrade, broadening the scope of Balkan conference which have developed since the Com munists seized power in Hungary.
 A Czechoslovak military mis- sion also was to arrive yesterday in Premier Marshal Tito's capital, already host to Romanian dele gation headed by Communist Pre- mier Petru Groza.
 The Bulgarians, Yugoslav infor- nation authorities said, actually arrived Saturday. The delay in the announcement was. not explained. The Czechoslovak mission osten- sibly was to make a 10-day tour of Yugoslavia.
 Groza waved aside suggestions in news conference Monday night that Balkan federation, such as has been suggested by Tito, was in the making.
 But he said that the cultural and economic cooperation between his country and Yugoslavia event ually would lead to complete po- 1;tico1 cooperatiop
 With the Bulgarian mission was It. Gen. Zaharjev, who, Yugo- slav announcement said, was in Belgrade ''for the Soviet Union" The announcement gave no indi- cation of the purpose of the visit.
 Hungary's parliament was sum- moned into session as rumors per- sisted that anti-Communist mem- bers would denounce Premier Fer enc Nagy.
 Dispatches from Budapest sug- gested that the new Communist dominated government was wid- ening its purge against dissident clements. The Communist news paper Szabadsag said the resist ance certificates of nearly 200 per sons, including Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, Roman Catholic Pri- mate of Hungary, would be re- viewed. The certificates indicate the holders opposed the Germans during the war.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11

HOLLYWOOD, (R)-An attacK of pneumonia, eliminating several years of poor health, has enueu the film career of J. Warren ker- rigan, 69, one of the first matlnee idols of the silent screen.
 The actor, whose best remem- bered role, perhaps, was III line Covered Wagon" made by the veteran director, James Cruz, ana who retired from pictures in l92o, succumbed yesterday at his Ba4- boa beach home.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11
BLUFF HELD, w. Va. (R =

BLUFF HELD, w. Va. (R = Pretty girls in shorts will ladle out free lemonade to all corners today, keeping the chamber of commerce bargain to do so whenever the temperature goes above 90.
 The mercury hit 92 yesterday in this self-styled air conditioned city, but the C. of C. couldn't get enough sugar then. It's the third time the chamber has paid off since the offer was first made 13 years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11

panying the Mongolian cavalry and other troops into Sinkiang strafed Chinese troop concentra- tions and bombed and strafed civilians and towns in the invad- CTS path.
 Military observers said that be- cause of the great distances in volved and the lack of. readily available forces it was unlikely the government would dispatch adequate defense forces to Sinki- ang.
The Nome nugget., 1947-06-11

WRANGELL, (R)-The Farwest cannery, owned by Fred Buhrman of Anacortes and A. R. Grueger, was destroyed Monday night by a fire which caused an estimated $750,000 damage. Some cannery equipment, bunkhouse, messhall and the cannery dock were saved. the latter with the aid of the steamer Grommet Reefer, which moved from mill dock nearby to aid in the fight.