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Nogales international., 1947-04-18
|Neighbors Wish
Mrs. Hayes
Happy Birthday

Neighbors and friends of Mrs. J.
F. Hayes called at her home on
ANA Drive Monday to wish her a
happy birthday. Refreshments were
served during the afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames
Lloyd Ledford, Glen Holgerson, Fred
Gabbard, Joe Dalgleisch, E. G.
Cleveland, F. Elmo Flenniker, Mary
Hand, Tom Stevens, w. W. Mus
graves, H. A. Draper, Jerry Frank
lin and Mrs. Hayes.
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Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Celebrate
Birthday OF
Mrs. Hayes

A party celebrating the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. j. F. Hayes was
given Sunday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Tuell at their home on
West street. The evening was spent
doing old-fashioned square dances
Refreshments were served during
the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Holgerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
HommerS, Mr.. and Mrs j. Mac
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bra
zell, Mr.. and Mrs. Holgerson, and
the host and hostess.
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Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Mrs. MiIliken
Hostess At Party

Mrs. A. j. Milliken entertained
for members and guests of her
weekly dessert bridge club Wednes-
day noon with a spring luncheon at
her home on Noon street. A pro-
fusion of spring flowers were used in
the decorations. Mrs. Fanny Barney
held high score at bridge which
followed the luncheon.
Those present were Mesdames
Marie Hudgin and Mrs. F. w. Han
nah of Tucson, and Mesdames H. j.
Karns, Mona White, w. E. Carroon,
w. j. Macgregor, Barney and Mrs
Milliken.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Way Fete To
Be Presented
On May l

MAY Day Fete," a festive and
delightfully."- gay program of rhythm
3and selections, folk dancing and
singing, will be presented by pupils
of Lincoln School on May at 1920
a. m. and 8 p. m. at the High School
Gymnasium Auditorium.
Student tickets will be 10c; adult
tickets 35c.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
MOONLIGHT PICNIC

A group of young Nogalians en-
joyed moonlight picnic Saturday
night at the Nelson Brown ranch.
Those present were Misses Martha
Ann Frazier, Kay Lucy Balough,
Martha Proctor, Anita and Rosita
Montalvo, Ruth Jones, Mary Ann
Myers; Messrs. Gilbert Soto,
Charles Smith, Dick Wooddell Alan
and Peter Houle, Craig and Earl
Pottinger, and Wally Goodwin.
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Mrs. j. w. Bolen of Ada, Okla,
and son-in-law, Louis Escalada,
were visitors in Phoenix Friday.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Birthday Party
For Fred Coberley

Freddy Coberley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coberley, lit Wash
lington street, was honored Sunday
afternoon with party celebrating
his sixth birthday anniversary. The
party was given by his grandfather
Fred Freedman of Phoenix, and
Miss Frances Peterson.
A pink, blue and white pinata, a
pink and white birthday cake top
ped with six pink candles and
grab bag were the main features Of
the party. Prizes were awarded to
David Wilkey, Jr., for breaking the
pinata and to Jimmy Manson, Jr.,
for pinning the tail on the donkey.
Those helping Freddy celebrate
were Lucille and Sammy Barton,
Rudy Teyechea, Billy Condos, Bobby
Waddell, Helen and Henry Street,
Chi-Chi and Vita Castro, David
Wilkey and Jimmy Manson.
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Mrs. Charles Smith was elected
as a delegate to the National Con-
vention of General FederationS of
Womens Clubs to be held in New
York City in June. Mrs. Smith was
also elected President of the Pioneer
Division of Arizona F'ederations of
Women's Clubs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Nelson re-
turned to their home here a week
ago Thursday from a five months
stay in San Diego.
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Mrs. E. S. Edmonson will return
today from Tucson where she went
Thursday to attend the Tucson
Little Theatre production of 1.-THE
Old Maid" Edith Wharton's Pulit-
zer prize play.
Mrs. Charles Wise and daughter
Margaret and Mrs. r. M. Harrison
and daughter Virginia returned
Saturday from Roswell, NM, where
they spent the Easter vacation.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
BABY GIRL

BABY G1RL
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berne (Blos-
som Chernin) are the parents of q
six pound, IA ounce baby girl born
Sunday in Tucson. The baby has
been named Julia and is the second
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G.. Chernin.
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Mrs. Louis Hudgin of Tucson,
formerly of Nogales, was visitor
here Wednesday.
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Mrs. Mac j. Hall and Mrs. Robert
Johnson attended an Eastern Star
meeting in Phoenix Tuesday.
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Mrs. Fred Gilmore and Mrs. John
McClung were in Phoenix Friday
for the annual visit to Arizona of
the national president of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Merryweather
have returned from a two week stay
in San Diego and were accompanied
home by their little daughter who
has been ill in Mercy Hospital, San
Diego.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
BENEFIT CARD PARTY

A benefit card party sponsored by
the "13 Club" an affiliate of the
Order of Eastern Star Lodge, will
be given Monday evening at
o'clock at the Masonic Temple
Prizes for bridge, rummy and pitch
will be given and refreshments
served. Admission so cents.
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Patagonia Prom
AT Elks
Hall Tonight

Tonight the Elks Hall will be the
scene of the annual Patagonia High
School Junior-Senior Prom. Miss
Carrie Montoya, Junior Glass presi-
dent, and her committees, have
arranged hall decorations and dance
music to carry out the theme chosen
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
3 4 i & = 4 *kn

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Carter, DR..
and Mrs. z. B. Noon and Mr.. and
Mrs. v. j. Wager, Jr.,spent last
weekend fishing at Apache Lake,
and report catching a good many
bass and catfish.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

Miss Lillian Mooney of Kentucky
who is national extension secretary
of junior clubs of the General Fed
|eration of Women's Clubs, and Mrs.
w. j. Sutter of Globe, past junior
president of the Arizona federation,
will arrive today and will be the
house guests of Mrs. Charles S.
Smith. Members of the local Wom-
ans Club will entertain the two
guests at a luncheon today noon at
the Cavern Cafe.
There will be meeting of the w.
A. Guild of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church at the parish hall at 2::30
this afternoon.
Mrs. Sam Shemberger (Helena
Karns) Of Tucson arrived Tuesday
to spend several days visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Karns.
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A letter received this week by
Rev. John Atkinson from his broth
er, Rev. D. G. Atkinson, rector of
Christ's Church in Johannesburg,
South Africa, tells of visit and
morning tea he had recently with
King George and the Royal family
when they made their official visit
to Africa.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

Mrs. Charles Wise and daughter
Margaret and Mrs. r. M. Harrison
and daughter Virginia returned
Saturday from Roswell, NM, where
they spent the Easter vacation.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
E< & 4 1. So

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. KaliSh have
returned from a weekend trip to
Bisbee and Douglas in celebration
of their 29th wedding anniversary.
Evening star., 1947-06-02

Free for the asking "Dods Fovorite selec-
tions" -. 64 poees packed full Of cartoons,
stories, jokes and puzzles from The Saturday
Eveninq Post. Enclose one in your Gift to Dad,
Evening star., 1947-06-02

He and the whole fomy will enjoy Ask for your free copy when
you come to The t4echt Co. for Dod's gift.
Hove those gift shirts wrapped by Moho Jeon experts They have
oil the skill tappnss make your gift something speeo
Moderate charge
Evening star., 1947-06-02

DADS favorite
shirt selections
From Hecht Collection of Famous
Time-HOnOred Brands for Your Dad june 18th
"23 sd pick
you'll find sparkling
prefers
ing and
Mems Furnishings Department
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

2-BATH HOUSE, with 1st-
floor den and Y bath; completely furn,,
H HS CO. Va sxsrsSs WIN
Schuyler, ME; 1i45. j. WESLEY BU-
fNAHaoH TMpEoYEb beaiGsoe WIDOW. child in day school
rooms available in nicely. furnished home,
excellent Sc. location Adults, Box SEE g.
CHEVY CHASE HOME, comfortable and
moa2s sss ss psr mon H FsRt W ass
SsaTt Ssai }sas }Pakkls1DE DIR. N.w.-House s fac
a HEek JGns G6sef * se0
mo viii take less from small family. RA.
:s5ii siii RoDDMAN ST. N.w.-3 bedrooms. .
baths, lovely sunroom. basement. maids
furnished completely, excepting bedding;
Mr Moo Mack 2sI %ALkEk 0nf
BEAUTIFUL. completely furnished 12-room
6ss from ao aHd
eeiient " eompstent help viii stay: $3.50
sPKiSG vAILIY-A lovely; beautifully
Eea5 6E ssse saoe aos month gfa
large 6-bedroom. 3-bath
nome on an acre DeautlIuliy SnaQeQ, lQeai
for entertaining; 2-year lease. $3.50 mo-
co, 1892; ewes. DE. 0222 IA
UPTOWN AREA--14-room, 5-bath brick in
8 beautiful setting: 5-year lease; $500
month. co. 1892; ewes, DE. 0222. or Box
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Cool and quiet, 3
bedrms. and bath and maids rn. and bath;
garden, garage June 21-Sept. l. 81 80 mo.
SUMMER AND ANNUAL rentals in George
town and desirable NV. sections: several
attractively furnished houses from 81 so
to $500. JOHN r. DeSIBOUR & CO.,
Realtors, / Dupont Circle, NO. 5963.
SUMMER SUBLET in cool Chevy Chase
Completely furn., cozy house, rms, =
baths; SIS5 ceiling less reduction; owner
retaining l bedroom, sleeping only. Box
ATTENTION, diplomatic, congressional and
service perscnneh-We are privlleged to
present for rental this lovely 3-bedrm.,
attractiveiy furnished brick home. con-
veniently located in one OF Arlington's $
better communities; property is vacant and
available Immediately on yearly lease basis;
references required. Call us for particulars.
ROBERT N. BRUMBACK co; Realtors,
Lee hwy. at Lorcom lane, OW. 1880. --25
MARYLAND-This lovely G-room com.
pletely furnished home, on 3 acre OF land
overlooking Rock Greek Park is an ideal
summer spot; available June 10Th. For
further information. call WI. 39b6. %
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ao,N1Thsa PACKING ~ STORAGE

MOVING, PACKING ssl STORAGE
VETERANs. starting business. Eill move
yf,u day or evenings; reasonenie LatsSs
ccrstfrse. packing and shipping; light haul
ina I specially. GE. 4651-
VET. VANS or vA.-An white vet hslp'
moving packing. storage, Grating, shipp1ng.
ri. 1901, OK. 1924: eyes. CHI. 1850.
MAKINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and naunns'
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR 0Ss6.
VETERANS - Moving and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured.
estimetes ,cheerfully given. MI. 6lse.
BROTHER's moving. storage; experienced,
all-white ret help; free estimate CIV.
1850. OW. 61S3.
MOVING AND HAULING-Dirt and trash
removal; reasonable rates. Call a. FRED
RICK, LU. l045. 651 G st. ne. 10
EDELMAN's MOVING d STORAGE CO.
Reas rates; will accept your surplus fufn1-
ture as part payment on your moving.
storage; local, long-dist. moving. ia. 2s31.
Ex-GI-Moving, packing. storage: will
move your trunk or your house: spec. rates
10 veterans. JOHN GLOVER. Gil. 81 60
E
Evening star., 1947-05-23
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

a-sToRY DUPLEx API,,Not converted
CRANE a .HELAN. Realtors. 81, 1900
NEAR sHss unuh :nah ANp 4 EMERSON SITS. N.Y.
family Of bedrpsa aa cash ITicsss ssa for wm 15,-
rBoAzE' Ss9s t3 II asih St. ne oomme5s;., S
20-ft. side alley: completely remodeled;
S295 monthly rent ceiling; owner occupied
$27,500. DICKSON & REDDING,. 1888
Wis. ave-. oL. 715i; ewes, Mr. Smith, oL.
fSth TI1' AND CLIFTON SITS. Nw.-corner
brick. z apts.;. completely furns new c Te-
month Fgs tgTthsr ptormaslonM s61 Moalos call I
nv, Nj. ss49; ewes, Du; 1853; "a -,
buy in this I6-unit furnished apt; build
Ing, Just of 18th st. near Park "a; ~; shop.
very low. operating expense. Stop in
ONCE, at 3429 14th ST. NV, for fuu In
formation, Ask for Mrs. Hyman or MT
Miller. Phone Ap @ DOL; DOL eyes, ys.oap AZ rn aags
I-FAMiLY APARTMENT, brick, 4s13 3rd
st. n.w-Each apartment rents for Y4o
mo-; tenants pay own gas and, electrieltyi
price. SCI $50 Ma 1888. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont.

WASH. CORRESPONDENT. and small fam
lily desire anfurn. 3 or bedrm; house. s.,;s.
eiose-in NV. loe.: sI00-S200 mo- year;
fLo-year lease; quiet. reliable. Please dia.
FA. st2s, wait 20 seconds for ring -2n Il,
furnished. . or 6 bedrooms, | year leasss;
viii pay up to 5000 monthly. Gail j. =.
TENcHER Co. AID. 2644: ewes. Du,
joaNs ioii HOPKINS scientist and wife guar
antge best care. small unfurn. house, NV
e sSss sBTns scoTfE Sssf aE 10 children
or parties would like to rent your apart;
ment or small home for ORA, the IN month 81 81
June q snd mayss ug Would consider
ioE brssktsst, Phone OR. s"sti 24 /.
sires furnished or unfurnished house, 2
fssr fas5 81 r6TI 5RHSsD 4DSfss Szss urs.ny
need Of snf,rn. house. sg 8 rms. or more; 1s.
oUfET sHSH coJPLE. no children or pets: now
EQUIV. unfurnished 500 max. up to 80
min BY car from Pentagon: Call weekdays
only. GRANGER. RE. 6700. Ext. 7322S.
REGULAR COAST GUARD officer perma-
nently assigned D. C.. probable tour OF DUTY
and improvement guaranteed. Elk. s4oo,
Est H6GsE 69as; oa a.m arsRrRENr. K or bed
financially responsible. AT. se7e. e6. .
IN Mos sARkES kENr N N A1xaNeR1Ar 1Ss eR ar Force
9esr wife S.a4a daHshters aged srindtoS and z
of os'i1f vicints prefsrred 1snrS once phone RE-
67OO. Ext. eloo. After pm. cH. Il32.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR, wife and child:
uermanent. need tWo-be6room house or
apartment; win redesoratess with rem rental
sssM 5suss s. ;, y, nsSG $751; oHoRaE
SUMMER RENTAL Or longer: to $3.50 mo- :
wantsssd by couple. Phone RE. $500, 81. Ext.
MINISTER; church executive; permanent;
urgently needs ? or & 4,beapoem a9 house; 3as pest
WasEp Sass 9SrnsbeS w9 house
vicinity; on short or long term lease; can
give excellent refernces; please call MRS
kR4M kkEScH III fSi 1 member Of
reanpss Gisaa'Hnd himse snd tamy small
nishsd ; % T ssnafsSrnished; saS west Of iSta St
IN NEED OF FURNISHED HOUSE or apt;
oasisisls 5esa ei couple pa aEns 9
3 SsE la,snSs HEShs sHS Ss9S \
Bs Best ufsTsts staeSR' ST. S
ADVANCED RENT or 3 bedroom house,
furnished or unfurntishssdd sd ,.. IL SUBURBAN y
S9dtae1s5 %nits Box p 4ssE xitsn stsr 20 mes Oh
BY coUPLE with boy, O.. single house.
six rooms and bath: in Silver Spring or
NV. section. write or call R. E. BURNS.
Ma 1872, Ext. 43. 23'
Gssh!Sssea or Vicinity Phoas Ex. Iso0.
ADV RENT. 8 mos, 3 or 4 bedroom
sf5 si5o mo. m NV. or sub. De. osoo, Ext S14.
IS BEDROOM APT: or hquse; .l by ma Ma,
iare A. sqsFanssas BRAasE Hdatrs' @ OF Marine Corps
Wash. D. c., RE. 7400, Ext. 1873, AM
AMY hi; OFFICER, wife and teen-age chill
iren. desire or bedrm turn. house i9r
S }ns s.ona 1aF Ps5Sa Hror pTe not
RE- S5e@{;n So: sSs5
FUND, wife, child age 9.
South Africans. want small 1urn house
with grounds and garage. Preferably NV
and ont Of center Of town one ss6o geaT E1 t.
SUMNER RENTAL, May 20 to July so or
rea asonahly close: 2 or 3 bedroom house.
Government executive; references. WI.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - 3 : bedroom
't5SSls WIFE wife. children, desper-
ately need small house or apt, ne: or
i.e. section. AT. 1919. rs.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-Norfkeess.

WOODRDGE GARDENS, 3725 Goth Ct.
ne, vacant. open Fri. Sat. and sun, noon
tin dark--A fully detached corner home.
situated In most exclusive and restricted
residential area with I1O-ft. frontage and
large side yard. fst d. contains large 1tv-
ing rm.. dining rm., sunroom. modern
fully equipped Kitchen with oxford cabi..
nets and powder rm. with lavatory. End
fl contains 3 large bedrms. and bath with
shower. Full cellar, gas h:-w.h.. built-tn
Esrase aHd nsHs sstras s.aIfor lIsd
sspitsnl e sn.NkIiA Ts IA $40. sT eu,e, 1 re-
stricted nefghborhood--Large 6-rm. row
bTick; full basement, garage: small down
payment: possession In 10 days Can ".
Cox. COX Co, DI. 4254; ewes. TR.
BsiRaIsissrwooD VILLAGE NE.-coss ia
location. 6-rm. brick, only. Yrs old.
nice bedrms. modern Kitchen, automattos :
heat; igs, yard Sssll Sssne CO s3ss or Gm
NEAR EAsTRkN HIGH-very iIvabie and
attached brick home. 8 bod /.
rms, Q fnclosed porche4. rec. rm, IN bsse- !
ment. oil h.-wh.;. In excel, cond.: 81 $500.
reas, terms. Call RE. 1888 until pm.
GOLD6TEN BROS. 1929 L st.. n.w..-29
s-rm. brick home. prewar ecn,srqstion; "a
sssli asst ~ pa. s.:h doDasr RslSsRi Oh sRos
ssSS 10Th sr. N.E.-yseant osen { 70 3
pm; beautiful brick hons. IN nev-houeo
condition; priced for quick sale. rer epPts
7coniiaasd On Eszs y55sJ
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE my 5-rm.
house in Georgetown for 2-rm. apt, same
area Box 2T5-H. Star, -25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for San Diego;
tenancy Of large 3-oedroom. s-bath un.-
furnished house IN desirable suburb OF
Alex: rental 500 for equiv. or larger In
or near San Diego. Box 35a-E. Star. go
WILL EXCHANGE use Of furnished 3-bed-
rm, 2-bath brk home, of Mass. ave. ex-
tended for larse cottage at nearby beach
for the month of July. WI, 1891. --26
CORONADO. CALIF.-Excellent unfurn. j.
bedrm. 2-bath for same this area: desire
early occupancy here COMDR. JAAP. DI.
4104. to s pm -23
Evening star., 1947-05-23
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

ROOMS AND FOYER, 9th f.. corner.
overlooking Meridian Park; elevator and
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Of this i'm
maculate 1st-floor apt, completely fur
nished: ear Meridian Park; 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath substantial cash re-
quired Exclusively with JAMES L.
DIXON & CO..1739 Conn. ave. MI. 43I
COLORED-FOUR ROOMS. kitchen and
bath. located in ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase. $3.50 up. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., DU. 2642, . am.
tn q nm -o4
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES WANTED no RENT.

RID. DIPLOMAT, 2 adults: 2-3 bedrm.
unfurn. fireplace, garage. oil heat, 500
mo-: s5 mi. wash: by July /. Wo. lIl9,
81 la55 Beg oe sa1G star ssI;,,.nt,on @ i,b
good references urgently need unfuru.
house or apt: preferably suburbs. Gil.
$1,000 ADVANCED RENT, baianee Sc
cured. 5 or s rms, is yrs. residence In
D. c.; aduitsi will sign iesse for q yrs.
o. more. ia e2eo. -26
Evening star., 1947-05-23
ApTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

ARLINGTON COUPLE. veteran, employed,
desperately needs unfurn 1-bedrm. ept.
or Ink. rm.. in n. Arlington. Please call
Gil, 1866 after $50 pm .-25
REG. ARMY CAPT. and wife desire or Q
bedrm. apt. furn. or unfurn or small home
furn. or unfurn.: vic. Of Pentagon. Redec:
guar plus gen. improv. in and around
home. Call AK. 3019, any time. "a
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES UNEuRhisHEp.

ATTENTION. DIPLOMATS, doctors, larse
family. Cleveland PIX, 4 blk. to Conn;
ave.--very lge. Colonial home, baths.
freplaces: completely redec.: consider
partly furn: early poss: S400 mo. EN-.
02SO. Box 4S2-H. Star. -23
VICINITY OF a3rd AND G sts. NV
Groom brick dwelling. bath, h.-w.h., gas
and electricity: immediate possession; S55.
Box 2q9-H. Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

baths. oil heat,
occupies first
md rents upper
reas. price and
CO., MA 1898.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-Price. S15.75o.
beautiful level lot nearly 800 feet deep.
Ideal for Erowing family. In pleasant
and well-cared-for community OF similar
grade school and churches; =, QUINCY
DI 9O57: ewes. call Mr.. Houshton, OR.
Evening star., 1947-05-23

or 3 beur00mS, uifI
MR.. PARKER. MA.
3 MOS RENT IN
officer, wife, 2 dauf
desire 9 or 3 bedr,
or vicinity preferre
6T00, Ext. 2100. Al
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Yugoslavs~ ~Expell Two American Correspondents

BELGRADE, YugoSlavia, (P)- Yugoslavia ordered two American correspondents Saturday to leave the country within "A hours.
 A government spokesman said Arthur M. Brandel, correspondent of The New York Times, and his wife, Mary Lester, who represents the United Press, were being eX- pelled because "their writing has not tended to create a better un- derstanding between our two countries"
 Brandel and his wife said they were awakened at 7;45 am. by a Yugoslav militiaman who told them:
 "I am instructed by the minis try of the interior to inform you that you have "A hours in which to leave our country. 1 am also in structed that if you do not leave, we shall take the necessary steps"
 He did not say what such steps would be, nor did he give any req son for the expulsion order, the writers said. Brandel said he was informed by the manager of the Hotel Moskva, where he and his wife live, that the manager was instructed to have their apartment vacated by Sunday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Would Wood Be Sweet With Steak At Stake?

MISSOULA, Mont. (P)-Hopes for commercial production of mo- lasses from waste wood have been expressed by Charles L. Tebbe, director of the Northern Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Ex- pertinent station.
 Molasses already has been pro. duced from this source at the for est products laboratory in Madi- son, Wise, and is being tested as a cattle feed at the University of Wyoming, Montana State Univers- ity, Washington State College and the University of Idaho.
 Tebbe said that if these tests prove the value of the feed, saw dust and other waste wood may take on great new value.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Moroccan Gets Decision I'm Middleweight Bout

CHICAGO, (P)-Knocked down three times in the last round, Mar eel Cerdan, the Casablanca clout- CT, lasted until the bell in Chicago stadium Friday night to take TO- round decision over Anton Raadik of Estonia and register the fourth ring triumph of his American tour.
 Cerdan, who, after 100 victories in l02 bouts, seeks the middle weight world crown held by Rocky Graziano, was scheduled to leave for New York and thence to Casa blanca, Morocco, to join his wife and three sons. He received word that his wife's brother had died in Casablanca and the family was grief stricken
 The Frenchman who is middle weight champion of Europe, car ried the fight to Raadik most of the way but tired badly and was floored by round-house rights in the final round, once for a count of four and twice for counts of three. He was rising wobbily from the canvas when the bell ended the fight.
 The crowd of 9,172 which pour ed S40,034 into the coffers cheered Raadik as he left the ring. They gave Cerdan'S decision a round of bOOS.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
Monday. November 3. l947
Three Halloween Bandits Get $6O,OOO

PASSAIC, N. J., (H) - T h IT e e armed, nonchalant thieves inter rupted a Halloween television party in a home here last night and made off with an estimated S60,000 in cash, jewelry, fur coats and SilverWare.
 While one man covered MT. and Mrs. David Reisfeld and their guests with his gun, the others went through the house, deputy chief Michael Wynne said, collect ing a jeweled ring valued at ESQ., 900 by Mrs. Reisfeld, five fur coats, silverware and between $500 and S1,000 in cash.
 During the robbery, the man covering the five guests asked Mrs. Reisfeld to mix him a drink. She did, and also gave him some cigarettes when he asked for them.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
FRANCES PATERSON
 ENTERTAINED FRINEDS

Frances Paterson entertained her school friends last Friday af- ternoon with a Halloween party.
 Fourteen children had a won derful time playing Halloween games and special Halloween re- treatments were served at the Paterson apartment.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
NO DAMAGE AT FEDERATED CHURCH FIRE

The fire department was called out Saturday afternoon for an alarm from the Federated Church.
 The stove in the social rooms had become overloaded and the stove pipe was burning out. No damage was done.
The Nome nugget., 1947-11-03
MIR. AND MRS JESSE JONES TO GO TO GUSTAVUS

MT. and Mrs. Jesse Jones of the C.A.A, who were married here last spring, have been transferred 10 GustavuS and plan to leave some time next week.
The Key West citizen., 1947-08-14

room. There is d new stage in
the auditorium. new footlights,
and the whole has been painted
in harmonious colors. 1t is an at
tractlvc eating place.
Harris School was the next
stop. There we met w. E. Fowl
er, principal who led us through
the building. Two classrooms
have now been converted into a
library, which is complete. in
cludlng new tile floor. New
shelves have been added. so that
the library will have ample book
space.
Four hundred can now be scat
ed in the auditorium. The stage
has been enlarged, and new cur
talns added. The dining room is
a large room, which has been re-
painted in pale blue, making
it very fetching
well, you've seen most of the
school buildings" remarked AL
bury at the conclusion of the trip.
You can 90 back to your office
and say what you wish"
We say that Key West schools
are now all in wonderful shape.
that there are no finer buildings
anywhere for the teaching of the
clty'S boys and girls.