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The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
Situation In Palestine Is 

JERUSALEM, (P) - Violence erupted anew Saturday in the tense borderland between Arab Jaffa and Jewish Tel Aviv. Three Jews were killed.
 A communique from the Jewish underground army Hagana charg- ed the Palestine police with turn ing an armored car on the Jews, killing a small child and wound ing a woman. It said one member of Hagana had been killed by Bri- tish troops.
 The communique said the situa- tion was "worsening" in the bor- derland area. Fires flared from three or four small Jewish homes and observers said general pam ic" prevailed in the Hatikvah and Yacob quarters.
 Three Jewish dead and two wounded we're brought to a Tel Aviv hospital from the trouble area, one of the worst hit spots in Palestine since the start of the Arab-Jew riots stemming from re- sentiment by the Arabs over the United Nations decision to parti- tion the Holy Land.
 Hagana charged that two police armored cars had fired into Jewish homes and added that the police had been given orders to shoot to kill"
 Prior to the violence both the Arab and Jewish quarters of Jer- usalem were quiet and Arab shops opened for the first time since the Arab general strike in protest against partition.
 Last weeks death toll in the en- tire Middle East stood at no and damage mounted into the millions of dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
Western Powers
 Insist Russia Take Less Preparations

LONDON, (P) - Secretary of State Marshall and key American economic advisors decided to press Soviet foreign minister Molotov Saturday for an answer on Whe- ther Russia will diminish it's ten billion dollars reparations demand and defer collections until Ger many is back on its feet.
 The United States delegation met privately for two hours in ad- vance of Saturdays big four coun- cil session. Diplomatic informants said Marshall, with support from British foreign secretary Ernest Bevin, takes the position that there can be no agreement on Ger many's economic unity until the separations issue is settled, and may insist as well upon an ac- counting of the amount already extracted by Russia from eastern Germany.
 Bevin brought the issue out into the open Friday, reminding Mol0- tov that the western powers were spending millions to feed and sup port western Germany and tartly that one ally should not expect to collect separations from another.
 Behind this maneuvering over separations lies the determination of the western powers to interlace Germany's industrial machine, or at least the western half, into the plan for Europe's economic reha- bilitation.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
"Ike' Possible Candidate For Nomination
tBy Jack Bell)

WASHINGTON, (P)-Fresh in- dications that Gen. Dwight D. Ei- senhoWer may step out of uniform in January coincided today with reports of increased activity in his behalf as a possible Republican Presidential candidate.
 Although the army chief of staff has been vague about his quitting time, there is evidence that the previous schedule for him to take over the presidency of Columbia university April l has been speed ed up by President Truman's ac- ton in naming Gen. Omar Brad ley as his successor.
 Bradley, whose transfer from head of the veterans adminiStra- tion back to the army was effec- tive last Monday, will be avail able for his new assignment short ly after January 1. While Eisen- hover may remain for a time to advise his successor, friends say that any extended stay is likely to become embarrassing for both men.
 Although the five-star general has dodged questions about his availability for the nomination politicians have begun to count him as major factor in the race which already has these three
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The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
House Determined To-. Cut Amount Of Aid Bill

WASHINGTON, (P) Congress sional leaders Saturday held firm to their plan for sending the Euro pean winter aid bill to President Truman by the end of this week despite a determined campaign in the House to scale down the ad- ministration's $597 ,OOO,OO request.
 A severe cut might threaten de- lay while a compromise is reached between the Senate and House versions. The Senate has approved the whole $597,O 100000.
 House members who contend that France, Italy and Austria can be tided over the cold months for millions less than MT. Truman asked prepared to fight the issue out on the floor Monday with se- ries of proposed amendments to the bill.
 The House schedule calls for fi- nal action on the Senate-approved bill Tuesday. It then will go to a House-Senate conference commit tee which will iron out differences between the two measures. Undersecretary of state Robert A. Lovett declared Friday that current strikes in France and Italy are inspired by Communists and demonstrate ''an extension of Sov- jet foreign policy"
 He urged the Senate appropri- ations committee to provide the full sum asked by the administra- tion for stopgap relief abroad, say ing this country should mot get frightened out" of its plan by the communist maneuvering.
 With both chambers in recess over the weekend, Senate Repub- licans concentrated on drafting their own substitute for the anti imitation program which President Truman tied in with the European relief project.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
Truman Calls For Constant Vigilance In Development Of Resources
(By Ernest B. Vaccaro)

EVERGLADES CITY, Fla. (A') President Truman called Saturday for constant vigilance in develop ing the nations resources to pre- vent raids" by destructive in fluences" bent on exploiting "our common heritage for their private gain"
 Speaking in this tiny city deep in the Everglades with federal and state officials, tourists and Sem mole Indians in his audience, the President linked the public'S re- sponsibility for conservation with it's responsibility for world. order, world peace and world recovery" MT. Truman interrupted five day vacation at Key West to make l the major address at ceremonies in which Gov. Willard F. Caldwell of Florida handed over title to 454,000 acres of Florida everglades to interior secretary Krug for es- tablishment of Americas 18th na-
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The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
French Legislature Approves Drastic Law

PARIS, (P)-After a tumultuOus 2l-hour session, the upper cham Der of the French legislature ap- proved Premier Robert Schumans drastic new anti-strike, anti-sabo- tage law Saturday, PIT to 82.
 The bill, which heavily increas- eS the punishmentS for sabotage and sets up penalties for persons melting strikes or keeping them going, was approved by the na- tional assembly, the lower cham Der, Thursday morning.
 The measure was demanded by the Schuman cabinet to guarantee non-strikers the right to work without interference, to suppress sabotage and to allow the State to use force in accomplishing these purposes.
 The French press agency earlier Saturday quoted Schuman as say ing that Auriol had already re- fused a demand by the Commun- ist-led General Confederation of Labor (CGT that the bill be sent back to the assembly for revision.
 Although the bill was the center of hot legislative fight in both chambers, the government for sev- eral days has been making use of virtually the same powers given it by the measure and to all extents and purposes it is in effect now in the struggle to break Communist engineered strikes which have idled more than 100000 men.
 The government announced in the assembly Friday night that po- lice had been empowered to use firearms in defending themselves against mobs, if necessary.
 The three ee-weeks-long wave of strikes, violence and sabotage - reaching virtual state of anarchy at few points-already has cost more than a score of lives and un- counted millions of dollars in property damage and lost produc- tion. Thousands have been injured or arrested.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
Rome Workers Give Ultimatun To Government

ROM E, (P) - Communicated Rome workers Saturday gave the Italian government three days to accede to their demands for em- ployment and for punishment of police who fired on men, women and babies" in bloody disorders Friday night at the capitals gates.
 The other half of the ultimatum will happen if the de- mands are not met in the three-day time limit-Was not stated. Im- piled, however, was the threat of
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PORTLAND, Ore. (P)-Two re-

PORTLAND, Ore. tP)-Two re- gional conferences of governors of western states and the territo- ries of Hawaii and Alaska are due to convene here for three daily sessions beginning Thursday.
 Seven state governors and gov ernor Ernest Gruening of Alaska are scheduled to attend the dis cissions of regional economic, em- ployment and development topics on the agenda.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

JUNEAU, (P)-Dr.. James Ryan, Territorial commissioner of educa- ton, Supt. Edwin C. Clark of Jun eau and Supt. J. E. Danielson of Ketchikan left Sunday for Spo- kane where they will represent Alaska at the three-day annual meeting of the Northwest associa- ton of secondary and higher schools. The sessions will open Dec. II.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
NEWS IN BRIEF

KANSAS CITY, (P)-The fliv- yer plane round-the-World fllers, George Truman and Clifford Evans, left Saturday for Dayton, Ohio, on the next to the last lap of their tour. They arrived here late Friday from Oklahoma City and spent the night as guests of the sheriff'S air squadron.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

WASHINGTON, (P-The civil aeronautics board Friday fixed a temporary mail pay rate of 60 cents mile for Alaska Airlines, Inc, on it's Anchorage-Fairbanks and Anchorage e-Unalakleet-Nom routes.
 The board based the pay on an average of 1000 miles daily.
 In addition it gave the airline a lump sum of $517,OOO for the peri cd from Nov. 1, 1945 to Sept. 30, 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

SEATTLE, (P)-Lt. Col. Clar- ence E. Johnson, of Seward, has been assigned to the port com mander's division at the Seattle port of authorization, the port an- nounced Friday. Colonel Johnson commander the port of Anchorage for the past year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

WASHINGTON, (P) - The In- terstate commerce commission to- day authorized increases in first class passenger fares on western railroads and in passenger coach fares on the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

REDONDO BEACH, Calf. (P) Karl K. Keith, Fl, collapsed and died in his home Friday night af- ter listening to the Louis -Walcott fight on the radio. Police said they believed he died of heart attack induced by excitement. He was pronounced dead a few minutes after the broadcast ended.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

JUNEAU, R-Juneau, Ketchi-
 kan, Haines and Petersburg noti- fled acting governor Lew Williams Saturday they are starting cam paign to raise funds for the Christmas Ship" which will carry relief supplies to Europe from
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

LOS ANGELES. (P)-It showed in Los Angeles Friday. Of cource. the chamber of commerce boys huffed. there wasn't enough 10 measure-it melted on contact. But the weatherman pronounced ii snow.
 Measurable snow has fallen only once in the 77-Year weather bureau history of the city proper.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08
ASHIN GTON, (R) - TT

ASHIN GTON, (P) - The United States, determined not to let lack of an agreement with Rus sia worsen inflationary trends in Germany and Korea, has printed new currency for use in the Amer ican zones of both those occupied countries. '.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-08

the four Pacific Northwest states and Alaska. Don Adler, now in Seattle, has been named Alaska community chairman of the drive.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

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surrounded By attractive subdivisions Sub
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IMMEDIATE SALE-Several homes ap.
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II no answer. call SH. 1913. --16
BETHESDA-Briek. $500; owner trans
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lst trust Sl1, 900, bal. cash and End trust.
o. L. MURDOCH CO.. SH. 4611.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

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Evening star., 1947-03-15
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Evening star., 1947-03-15
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room, metal fence, paved alley, nr. bus,
stores, theater: substantial cash. AT. 7190.
NEAR 9th AND PA. AVE s.E.-Good g.
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HILLCREST- Vacant immediate posses
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5000. DE. 1903. -16
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this lovely home at once-1st f., living
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Evening star., 1947-03-15
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cont

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REAL ESTATE CO.. MA. 4109 till .. m;
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ines. L. H. MAURY, 1924 14th st. NV.
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NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE. and North
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h;;1,w.h,;,,, fun basement, garage; no agsaats.
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PRIVATE PARTY interested in buying A.
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Evening star., 1947-03-15

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

pritisnil obraza v narocje. Ia
kaj nj? Toda misliti nj hotel;
zavedal Sc je, da ga DO tisti hip,
ko zacne misliti, suvalo sem in
tia, da sc DO opotekal med pa
metjo in zeljami, med socutjem
in strastjo. Vsi njegovi cuti so
ga hotel po vsej priliki drzati
zavitega v toplino in opojnost
odkritja, da je sredi jeseni
vzbudil pomladi ljubezen. Pre-
senetljivo, da more ona imeti
to custvo zanj; in vendar je ta-
ko. Memo vedenje nasproti Sill
VIII pravkar je bilo skoraj ne
varno spremenjeno; v pogledu
il je bila cudna, hladna nestrp-
most, zlo znamenje pri nekom,
XII je bill Sc pred tremi meseci
tako ljubezniv. In pri odhodu sc
je kakor pref trepetaje vzpela k
MENU, kot da sc mu ponuja v
poljub, in zasepetala: "Saj
smem priti, ali ne? In prosim
vas, ne bodite hudi name; ne
morem drugace." Strahota, da
Sc da pri svojih letih ljubiti
mladi deklici, da ogroza njenc
bodocnost! Strahota po vseh
pravilih cednosti in spodobnosti!
In vendar - kaksno bodocnost
- S to naravo - temi ocmi -
takega rodu - takega oceta ir
il takega donna? Toda noce -
sploh ne sme misliti!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

Bio je smesno, skoraj sra
motno, razumeti, kaj so pome-
nile. In stal je in strmel pred
Sc brez vsake besede; skrom-
most, plahost, ponos in neke vr-
ste veselje, vse je vrelo in kipe-
10 v MEM v precudni zmedi Gu
stew. Toda rekel je samo:
"Pojdi dete mole; nobeden
cd naju nj danes cisto sam svoj.
Pojdiva v salon."
Deveto poglavje
Ko je odsla, Sc je vrnil v
mrak in samoto svoje delavni-
ce in sedel vrtoglav pred ka-
min. Zakaj nj on kar navadno
mosko bite, XII bi mogel uziva-
ii, kar so bogovi poslali? Bio
je, kot da je nekega november
skega dne nekdo odgrnil sive
nebesne zavese in je zablestel v
razgibu april - bujno belo cve-
tie, skrlaten oblak, mavrica,
socno zelena trava, svetloba, ST.
:joca ne YES odkod, in vse to
zvenkljajoce v TAXI zivljenski
strasti, da so VISA srca zasta-
la! To je torej cudoviti, ocarlji-
vi, zamamni zakljucek vsega te-
ga leta, tako polnega nemira in
koprnenja! Ia koscek pomladi,
XII XII mu je iznenada dodeljen
sredi jeseni. Meme ustnice, ME
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21

ne oci, njeni lasje; njena ganlji-
va zaupnost; in preko vsega -
kako neverjetno! -. njena lju-
bezen. Nemara niti nj prava
ljubezen, nego samo otroske sa-
ME. Toda ma krilih sanj bi uteg-
milo to dete dalee, predalee zle-
teti - z vsem tenn hrepenecim
zarom pod lahno prevlako ME
mega protislovnega miru.
Zopet zaziveti - sc nanovo
potopiti v mladost in lepoto -
zacutiti Sc enkrat pomlad - IL
gubiti obcutek, da je vsega ko-
nee, in da tt je ostalo samo Sc
enakomerno capljanje v tihi do
maci sreci; zopet spoznati, glo-
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ljubezni mlade deklice; iznova
odkriti vse, po cemer mladost
hlepi, kar cuti in upa, cesar Sc
boji in kar ljubi. To je prica-
kovanje, da hi zmedlo glavo tu'
di najvecjemu postenjaku
Samo oci mu je treba zapre-
ii, in ze stoji tam, in plamen j
poigrava po rde6i obleki; in
spreletava ga tisti cudoviti srh
kot takrat, v tistem napol ne
dolznem, zapeljivem trenutku
ko je vstopila in Sc privila 4
MENU; kako ga meme oci vle'
cejo, vlecejo k sebi! To je caro-
dejka, sivooka, rjavolasa caro-
dejka? - pa maj Sc Sc tako ra'
da oblaci v rdece. V Mi je caro-
dejna moe, XII pail vrocico v Il
lah. In kar zacudil sc je same
mu sebi, da nj pokleknil, ko 'je
stala tam v plamenecem svitu
da je nj oklenil z rokami in j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-21
Il urodo
s|ovenske bonke

Sc naznanja, da DO v vseh po-
druznicah cd %. julia naprej
vpeljan nov cas- poslovanja.
Banka ne bo vec odprta oh So
botah popoldne, bo pa odprta
vsako sredo popoldne, kar je BIZ
la do sedaj zaprta. Vse tri po-
druznice bodo pa Sc naprej od-
prte vsak petek vecer med 6. in
8. uro "a poslovanje.
Nova podruznica bo otvorje-
ma v soboto 2. augusta.