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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
NEW YORK, n. Y.
Is LIETUIVIU SPAUDOS
KLURO JUDEJIMO

Pc ilgu atostogu ivyko Lie
tuviu spaudos Klubo susirinki-
mas Spaliu II vakare, Tevynes
redakcijos kambaryje.
Lietuviu Spaudos Klubo su-
sirinkimuose neatsizymima vie
Sal sauksmingais nutarimais
bel kokia nors praktiska veik-
kla. LSK priklauso skirtingQ
paziuru zmones, taciau visi pa
triotai Lietuviai, dalyvaujanti
daugiau ar maziau Lietuviu
spaudoje. Aisku, kur renkasi
Lietuviai kiekvienas turintis
kitoki srovini nusistatyma, ko-
kiu nors politiku pravedimas
nesiduoda.
Taciau visi dalyviai intere.
suojasi bendrais tautos reika-
lais, ir' jiesko ziniu kad veliau
spaudoje panaudoti visuomenes
informacijai apie savo tautos
bukle. Tas ypac aiskiai pasi-
breze Shame susirinkime.
LSK jau rodos yra kaip il
tradicija laikas nuo laiko pa
sikviesti koki nors izymu sve-
tt, kuris pateikia rimtQ ziniu
apie pasauline eiga ir tampriai
suristas SUI Lietuviu tautos
gyvybe.
Shame susirinkime tureta to-
kis svetys, Otto Tolishus, New
York Times korespondentas,
kuris buvo dar tik pora dienu
atgal sugryzes is Europos. Jis
yra gabus apzvalgininkas tau
tn gyvenimo ir tarptutines po-
litikos. gausiai apsirupines IL
niomis dave LSK nariams ido-
mia paskaita. Kalbejo turinin-
gal, nuosekliai apie valanda
laiko. Jam baigus kalbeti ne
kurie dalyviai dave ivairiu pa
klausimu, kuriuos p. Tolishus
atsakinejo, issamiai isaiskin-
damas.
Pc jo kalbos ir atsakymu j
paklausimus, buvo pasiulyta p.
Tolishu priimti LSK garbes
narius, ka iis prieme.
lotto Tolishus yra Klaipe-
dos krasto Lietuvis, pradejes
savo spaudos karjera Cleve-
land, Ohio, Scripps-Howard lai-
krasciu sindikate. Pc | pasau-
linio karo jis buvo pakviestas
prie New York Times.)
Perskaicius LSK protokolus.
kuriu buvo du, ir p. A. S. Ire
ciokui, pirmininkui, pareiskus
apie mirusi sio klubo mari Pra-
ma Bajora, visi dalyviai liude-
syje suStOjo.
W nesilankyma tankiau j
susirinkimus, pirmininkas pa
skyre J. Sagiui kaip bausme
butt Sio susirinkimo korespon-
dentu.
Tarp kitu, susirinkime daily
vavo If daugiau izymiu sveciu:
nesenai atvykes is Europos
Adv. Tolisius, N. Y. Times ko-
respondento brolis. dailininkas
Antanas Puzinas, Lietuvos &C.
neralinio Konsulo Atase A. ST.
NUTS, ponas ir ponia A. Var
mas ir siaip ellie visuomenes
veikeiu, senesniu ir jaunesniu
zurnalistu.
Uzdarius formally susirinki-
ma, pereita j bendra socialio
pobudzio pasikalbeijma, ir vi
81 vaisindamiesi kalbejosi Xxi
velyvam vakarui. K0resp.
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PITTSBURGH
GELBEKIME JUGS!

Siadian visiems tenka girde-
ii per radio, spauda, laiskus ir
gyvu zodziu pasakojimus koki
baisus dalykai dedasi sunaikin-
toje Europoje. Pasaulio vyrai
suka galvas kaip .ja isgelbeti
nuo prazuties. Planuoja lvai-
riais budais gelbeti nuo bado
tuos milijonus zmoniu kuriems
didziausi pavojai ziuri j axis.
Toje pacioje Europoje ran
dasi tukstanciai musu broliq,
seseru, kuriuos Europos nelai-
me dar sunkiau spaudzia,e ka-
da jie gyvena istremime, be
savuiu, be maisto, be drabuziQ
ir be savos pastoges.
Brangus broliai ir seses,
kreipiames i jus tu vargstan-
ciuju vardu, prasydamt prisi-
deti SUI savo auka prie bendro
BALI vajaus, kuris dabar Ell
ma Pittsburghe ir apielinkese.
Nepajusi didelio sunkumo pa
aukaves kelis centus vargstan-
items. NeuzmirSk kad tue sa-
vo elgesiu isgelbesi gal keliu
vargsu gyvybes.
Pitts burgho BALI skyrius
ruoSiasi prie vieno didziausiV
savo darbu - Tag Day, kuri
cia rengiama Lapkricio-Novem-
ber Is d., sestadieni.
Kituose miestuose Tag Die
nos buvo pc kelias, bet pas
mus tebuvo galima gauti vie
ma. 1'odel visi dekimes savo
darbu ir aukomis, kad ia die
ma butu viena is pasekmingiau-
siu.
To darbo pasekme bus tokia
kaip rles il pravesime. Svar-
biausia, reikia tureti uztekti-
mai auu rinkeju. Todel, orga-
nizuodrmi ia Gelbeiimo Armi-
ja, kreipiames j kiekviena Lie
tuvaite moteri ar mergaite,
kad j, paaukodama kelias va
landas laiko ta diena, priside-
tu prie atlikimo to kilnaus dar-
DO.
VisCs auku rinkejos praso-
ma registruoti Lietuviu parapi-
ju Illeoonijose, pas vajaus We
dej2 adv. E. A. Schultz, tele-
fonas co 4183; pas Mr.. Koli-
ciena, CA 6138; A. Palecki, FEE
108T; Mrs. |. Puskunigiene,
HO 1888; J. Grebliuna, HO
25Ss; Mrs. Pivaroniene, RO
977o; S. Aleliuna, AT 1899 ir
kituS kOmiteto narius.
Labai svarbu yra tureti au-
ku rirkeju vardus kaip galima
greiciausia, mes reikia suskir-
styti grupemis ir kit pasiruo-
simo darbai atlikti.
Esane tikri kad supratus
reiEalo svarba, brangi sese,
stoti j Gelbejimo Armija.
ALF Skyriaus Komitetas.
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ATVYKO DIR. TRI-
MAkAS SU SELMA

SpaliQ "a, laivu Amerika at
vyko is Prancuzijos DR.. Anita
mas Trimakas su Selma. Pei
ellie metu dirbdamas Lietuvos
diplomatineje tarnyboje jis yra
buves Lietuvos pasiuntinybiu
Stockholme ir Varsavoje pata.
reju, o atgavus Vilniu, buvc
Lietuvos Vyriausybes Vilniaus
Krastui Igaliotinio politiniu
patareju. LICK
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CUB. DUFFY atidejo ru

CUB. DUFFY atidejo rude.
MIN medziokles sezona, kuris
turejo prasideti Lapkricio / d.
isvengimui giriu gaisru. De
ilgo sauso rudens orc, miska.
ir z0IGs visur isdziuvusios, tai.
gi medziojimas pasidaro pavo-
jingas, nes gall kilt daug gi,
riu gaisru.
Jeigu Xxi Lapkr. l gerokai
nepalis, medziojimo sezonas uz-
draudziamas.
Pennsylvania yra gausi gi-
riomis If jomis didziuojasi,.
kalnai If girios sudaro patio
GU gyvenima laukiniams I'VE
rims II pauksciams; giriose ir
kalnuose yra irengtos vasaro-
Jlmo II ziemavojimo vietos.
Neatsargiai numestas galas
cigarette, ar neuzgeses degtu-
kas, ar kibirkstis is traukinio,
net uzpakalinis issovimas ug-
nies IS automobile gall padeg-
ii pragara. kuris daug gerry
blu sunaikintu, prazudytu gy-
vasciQ, kaip atsitiko Maine val
stijoje.
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BALTIMORE, ND.
MUSU LIETUVIsKA VEIKLA

Spaliu 5 d., Lietuviu saleje
ivyko saunus Lietuviu Karlu
Motinu parengimas, pagerbi-
mui Lietuviu kariu laimingai
gryzusiu is antro pasaulinio
karo. Tai jau antras iseiles
toks kariu motinu darytas pa
gerbimas. Pereita pavasari bu-
vo surengta pagerbimas kick
pirmiau gryzusiu kariu.
Laimingai gryzusieji Lietu-
viai kariai buvo pakviesti 81
pagerbima sveciais. Ia proga
Kun. L. Mendelis, Lietuviu sv.
Alfonso parapijos klebonas, sa-
vo kalboje pareiske mint kad
Lietuviai kariai, atsidekodami
savo motinoms, parengtu toki
pat pagerbima motinoms.
Publikos Shame vakare buvo
apie 500. Programa vede Pulk.
Anti Meliauskas-Miller; kalbeti
buvo perstatyti keli aukstes-
niu laipsniu karininkai ne Lie
tuviai, ir miesto Mayoras Tn.
D'Alesandro Jr.
SPALIU Is d., ivyko pirmas
BALI GA skyriaus 'susirinki-
mas, po triju menesiu vasaros
pertraukos. Susirinkimas ap-
kalbejo uzbaigima vajaus, nes
Baltimorei dar truksta apie
$1,000 ispildymui jai skirtos
kvotos. Neziurint kad nariQ
ir mazai atsilanke, reikalai ap-
tarta gyvai ir nuosaikiai.
Tapo nutarta tuoj pradeti
29 d. tureti viesa parengima,
isrinkta komisija kuri tuo ru-
pinsis.
Taip pat nutarta Lapkricio
20 tureti viesa parengima, tam
isrinka komisija kuri tue ru-
pinsis.- Apie to parengimo pro-
grama veliaubus pranesta.
Shame BALI skyriaus susi-
rinkime, komisija kuri renge
PIP. Rasteniu pagerbimo vaka-
ra Rugs. Fl, pridave kaip au-
ka BALF'ui tos pramogos IL
kusi pelna S57. Auka priimta
SUI padeka.
SPALIU 18, Lietuviu saleje
ivyko L. S. B-ves serininku pa
rengimas, kuri pravede jau-
nuoliai sefininkai, paveldeje
Sales Bendroves akcijas nuo
savo tevu. Tai pirmas sales
istorijoje toks jaunoliu paren-
gimas; sveciu buvo per 800 as
menu ir parengimas buvo visa
pusiai pasekmingas.
Be to, tame vakare buvo ne
mazai isstatyta ir Lietuvisku
rankdarbiu, k. tai grazus kry-
zius, vejinis malunas ir Lietu-
viskos girnos; graziQ, mezgi-
niu, siuviniu, Velyku margu-
ciu ma ir Lietuviskas ratelis.
Tas ratelis tugejo nemaza dar-
bo, mes motereles labai noriai
sedo prie jo noredamos pasi-
rodyti kad jos dar nepamirso !
verpti.
Medic isdirbinius buvo is
states Jonas Kairis.
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DIRVAI issirasyti nereikia
laukti pradzios metu. Issira.
sykit dabar. Pusei metu S1.50
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VEDUSIOMS moterims bus
leista mokytojauti Pittsburgho
viesose mokyklose, kaip prane-
mesa saVo nauja patvarkyma
Viesu Mokyklu Taryba.
Mokytoju stoka yra didele
taigi mokyklu taryba tiki pa
traukti vedusias moteris uz-
pildyti mokytoju vietas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31
LIETUVISKOS ZINIOS
PER RADIO

Am. Lietuviq Balsas, radio
klubas, nutares skirt 3 minu-
tas laiko pranesimui Lietuvis-
ku ziniu is svetur. Sios zinios
yra ruosiamos ir jos bus per-
duodamos. Klausykit ALB ra-
dio kas sestadieni, 7:30 yak,
is stoties WyLB.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-10-31

SIQSKIT Dirvai. zinias apie
mirima Lietuviu jusq koloni-
joje, paduodant amziq ir kill
ma is Lietuvos.
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LANKESI CHICAGIECIAI

Detroite lankesi sveciai Chi
cagieciai Kun. Cinikas, NC,
ir Draugo platintojas, buves
Lietuvos tremtinys A. Dauno-
ras. Sveciai turejo reikalu ir
apie Lietuvos tremtinius. Is
Detroito jie isvyko i rytines
valstijas.
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TREMTINIQ LAIKRAsCIAI

Jau dabar ateina reguliariai
Lietuviu tremtiniu laikrasciai
is Vokietijos ir kitur. Reikia
dziaugtis ju leidiniais, jie is
leidziami labai tvarkingai. Pas
mus ateina ju keli: Mintis, Ii
burial, Musu Kelias ir KIT. JQ
mintis yra rimtos ir sveikos.
Malonu pasiskaityti.
. Bet We kas metasi j axis !:
musu tremtiniai stropiai seka
Americas politika ir musu A.
merikos Lietuviu zings n u S 1,
kad net reikia stebetis. Mere
tai ir apie musu Detroita ju
laikraSciuose rasi.
Musu Kelias Spaliu pradzio-
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29

Mrs. and Mrs. Othyl Wyatt and
two children and sister, Miss Eve
lyn Wyatt were supper guests of
relatives at Preston on Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Baker and son Bob
by of Baltimore and Mrs. OrmOnd
Neal were Wednesday evening Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walls
ton and family.
Miss Martha Brown entertained
a number of friends and relatives
at a watermelon party at her home
here on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Willough-
bv had family reunion at their
home here on Sunday. The Occa-
sion was in honor of their fifth
wedding anniversary and the first
birthday of their son.
Mrs. Samuel Warrington was
given a stOrk shower at the Dub
lin Hill Community House on We'd
nesday last. Twenty-eight friends.
relatives and club members were
present. She received many beau
tiful and useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
daughter of fredericksburg spent
Sunday evening with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moritz and
daughters and Mrs. Mary MOritZ
and son Donald MoritZ, all of Bal
timore, were supper guests of Mr.
! and Mrs. Earl White on Saturday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warning
ton and children entertained Mrs
Ernest Warrington at dinner on
! Sunday in honor of her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Russell en-
tertained friends from Middle Riv-
er, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. Hartley Folmsbee of Ches-
ter. Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lord
of Greenwood spent Wednesday ev-
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Warrington.
Miss Rosalie Nichols. who has
been visiting in Connecticut ant
Massachusetts for the past two
weeks returned home on Satur
day.
4 Milton Veterans Carnival, Sept
4-15. Parade OH Monday evening
Sept. s. 1947 Buick will be giver
away Sept. Is. Sponsored jointly
by Milton American Legion Post
Broadkiln Post 1884. V. F. w. To
gether in War-tOgCther in Peace
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
GET SET FOR TINTING
Keep That Tan . With
Suntint lotion

Suntlnt lotion.
You can resort to a little subter-
fuge to make your skin look tan
even after it has started to fade
back to it's natural color Some
girls use strong brew of coffee
and rub it over their arms, necks
and back to achieve a smooth look
ing ton during this period.
Sometimes this is a messy and
unpleasant job. Many times after
the job is completed, the shade
that is achieved by this method
does not appeal. Often the color
is not deep enough to cover up
splOtchy white spots and strap
marks.
In that case you can find bottled
liquid sun tints, clear liquids in
rosy bronze shades or deep tans
that can be rubbed over the face
and entire body. All you do is
pour some on cotton and apply it
with long sweeping strokes. To
get it more evenly distributed
over your back. take a long han
died bath brush and wrap a cloth
around it, soak on the sun tint
and coat it over your back to get
nice even tan.
One pretty model, a blonde with
naturally fair skin. considers her.
self more glamorous when she is
deeply tanned. Usually, her tan
fades quickly. So she wears the
sun tint makeup over face and
neck all winter and always looks
as if she had just been basking in
! the sun.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
MAGNOLIA

On August 10, siXty-fOur people
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lit Smith for a family reun-
ion. Good food was bOuntiful which
everyone enjoyed and much pleas
ure was had recalling pleasant
memories of earlier years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Miemeyer of
Philadelphia, were recent week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lit
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hill spent
the weekend in Charleston, Md,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Williams.
Mrs. w. j. Reed was given a
birthday dinner on Sunday, August
II, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Houston Short and Nh. Short
of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude McIlvaine
and daughter, Miss Ann Nell
vaine accompanied by Miss Rose
Ann Reed, spent Sunday in Allan
tic City.
Mary Jane Tinley of Dover spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Virden and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
children, Nancy and Wayne, visited
Chincoteague, Va, on Wednesday.
On Friday evening Miss Mary
! Sharp of Milford was a dinner
guest of the Hart family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Johnson
left OH Saturday. August 16, for a
trip to North Carolina for the lat
ter's nephew. Corporal James Lor-
enzen, who received his discharge
from Fort Bragg on Monday after
serving eighteen months, all spent
at Fort Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr.
Lorenzo are spending a few weeks
at Bethany Beach with Mrs. Katie
Simmons.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Williams entertained tC
dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs. Maude Gibson and her sister
Miss Edna Welsh of Philadelphia.
Thomas E. Moore spent the week
end in Albany, N. Y, where he
joined his wife and daughter, Miss
Joyce, who had gone there earlier
They returned to their home or
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Floyd Quillen and children
Billy and Bobby, spent the week
end as the guests Of Mrs. Howard
| DuffeV in BellefOnte. Mrs. Ouillen
returned with her husband to be
the guest for a few days of Mrs
Oscar George in Holly Oak.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris had the
misfortune to spill boiling water
on her foot and suffered quite a bill
from a severe burn but she is able
to be around again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Orvis tool
a drive on Sunday down the new
Rehoboth-Ocean City Highway, go
ing on down to Chincoteague, Va.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-29
TRINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert McNamee of
Lake Worth, Florida, are spending
sometime at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashby White and visiting
other friends.
Miss Virginia Collins OF Bridge
vile and Miss Carol Friedel spent
Saturday afternoon with Miss Jean
Ann Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker and
son Bobby of Baltimore have been
visiting Mrs. OrmOnd Neal.
James Legar of Cheswold and
Harry Banning of Greenwood Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheatley
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White attend
ed the Grange Fair at Augustine
Beach, near Port Penn on Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Hartley Folmsbee and Miss
Ann White of Chester, Pa, and
Miss Bessie Lord of near Green
wood spent Thursday with Mrs.
Ernest Warrington.
, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moritz
and daughters, Laura and Wilma,
and Mrs. Mary MOritZ and son Don
aid MOritz. all of Baltimore, spent
the weekend at the home of Mrs
Robert Hastings and family. Other
guests at the Hastings home on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wheatley and son, James Wheatley
and granddaughter. Iona Lee
Wheatley, all of Middletown and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby White, Miss
Charlotte White, Miss Martha
Brown and their house guest. Miss
i Lettie Brown, of Denton, all spent
Wednesday last in Bridgeton, n
j., with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly of Pow
ellville, near Salisbury, are the
proud parents of a son, born Oh
Friday, August %, at the Peninsula
General Hospital at Salisbury
Mrs. Kelly will be remembered as
Miss Anna Nichols. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. EnOs Nichols of this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harper spent
the weekend in fredericksburg will
her parents.
Sherman Neal of BridgeviIlt
spent Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. White and family.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22
Search For Passen. gers From
 Abandoned Plane

MANILA, (P) - A mass aerlal search brought reports Saturday of the possible sighting" in favor able terrain of some of 28 passen- gers and creWmen who para chuted into midnight darkness from a lost U. s. army transport { plane over northern Luzon.
 The U. s. 18th air force, to which the abandoned two-engile craft was attached, said it's wreck age was definitely located l60 miles northeast of Manila, and that search pilots also radioed word of the possible sighting" of personnel 50 miles farther north.
 Names of the 28 aboard the missing transport were not an nounced.
 The last message from the pilot was received at 20 minutes past midnight, Clark Field reported. He said he had already ordered the passengers to jump and was then abandoning ship himself.
 He had radioed earlier that he was flying on instruments and un- certain of his position, due to sev- eral thunderstorms and generally bad flying conditions.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22
Former N. Y. C. Mayor LaCuardia Died Saturday
Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page One) "get tough" school of politics. His caustic tongue was noted for its whiplash agility in exchanges with political enemies as well as for It's fluency in foreign languages.
 In his campaigns and during hIS years in office he addressed nation al groups in New York in their native language-Italian, Gelman, French, Yiddish or YugoSlav.
 Known to New Workers as "Thc Little Flower" Butch" or The Hat"-the latter deriving from the distinctive type of headgear he preferred - LaGuardia was the first reform mayor this city ever reelected
 LaGuardia became director gen. eral of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration toward the end of his mayoral tenure. For his work with the UNRRA he was awarded the na- tion's highest civil decoration, the medal of merit, and President Truman said then that he had earned the gratitude of millions in the world who were threatened with starvation"
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22
Extensive CeOdetiC Survey Of Alaska Completed

SEATTLE, (P)-The most ex- tensive mapping and sounding work made during any one sum- mer in Alaska waters has been completed by six vessels of the coast and geodetic survey and all the ships are due back here soon. Commander Jack Senior, suprvi- sor of the Pacific Northwest dis trict, said today.
 The first, the motorShip Lester Jones, which has been working in Cook Inlet and near the Shuma- gin Island, is due here by the end of the month. The others will re- turn after Oct. 10.
 Work has also been carried on southwest of Point Barrow, in Bristol Bay, Prince William Sound near Kodiak Island and near Attu in the outer Aleutians, he said. A photogrammetric party used g plane in one area.
 With the use of modern electric equipment, we've covered much larger areas than in the old days Senior said.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22
Storm Devastates Gulf Coast; Many Reported Dead

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 would make it's way with rain and squalls into southern Arkansas and that the winds should diminish to 25 to 35 miles per hour with rain confined to Arkansas and portions of adjacent states.
 With seven already reported dead in southern Florida in the wake of the storm, a meager ra- dio report received by a ham op- orator in Jackson, Miss, from the naval reservation station at Gulf port, Miss, told of six being kill ed by the storm in the Gulfport- Biloxi area and some 400 being injured.
 Only bare information was Ob- tainable, but the picture in that Gulf resort area was grim. Bat tered houses, splintered boats and first aid workers driving them selves through the night to admin ister first aid by flashlight to some 500 injured collected in the naval reserve armory at Gulfport.
 And, as an aftermath of the hur- ricane, tornado rose at Apalachi- cola, Fla, cutting a 250-foot wide swath for three miles through that northwest Florida town. One hun dred were injured, IA seriously enough to require disqualification.
 From Biloxi westward to New Orleans information poured in by every conceivable means which indicated that region was a mass of wrecked houses, ruined vaca- ton cottages, destroyed crops and boats staved in from stem to stern.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22

Untouched by the destructive ness of war, the little town of Oberammergau, in Bavaria. is now reviving the Passion Play, for which it is world famous. Except for few brief interruptions the play has been a celebrated event of the community since 1884. Many of the actors are direct descend ants of the first players. The dra- ma begins at eight in the morning and continues for eight hours, with only brief intermissions. No wigs or makeup is permitted, thus all farmers. dairymen, and shopkeepers chosen for the play must literally look their parts. Re- hearsals are not expected to be complete until 1850.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22

Neptune, the new long-range rocket developed by the Glenn L. Martin company of Baltimore, Md, is 45 feet long-one foot shorter than the German V-2, which is now considered obsolescent. It is only 32 inches in diameter, and weighs about six tons fully load ed, instead of the V-2's If tons. The steering system is also much improved; instead of perishable graphite -vanes to defect the jet, the Neptune has it's entire firing chamber and discharge tu b e mounted so that it can be moved, enabling stabilizing instruments to play the jet from side to side. Al though the Neptune has not yet been fired, it is expected to have twice the range of the V-2, and probably will reach 237 miles above the earth before it's momen- tum is exhausted.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22
HORLACKER-CREEN
 NUPTIALS SATURDAY NIGHT

Last Saturday evening at the Post Chapel, Pfc. Stanley C. Hor- lacker and Miss Josephine Green were united in matrimony by Chaplain A. Darling.
 Attendants at the wedding were Mrs. Ruth Spivey and Tech. Sgt. Raymond T. Nest.
 Beautiful vocal selections were rendered by Miss Mary Toof who was accompanied by Mrs. Scrog- man.
 The young couple will make their home in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-22

Arthur Rubinstein, like many other concert artists, ships his own piano rather than take a chance on the instrument provided by the music hall where he performs. Re gently, while on tour in Buenos Aires, Brazil, his piano was hope lessly snarled in the port traffic In order to make his scheduled ap- pearance, a l,0O0-pound substitute had to be flown from New York Brazil got it's concert, and MT. Ru- binstein got the bill from Par American Airways-for $940.