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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
1Qdnnkon
u. Erinnerungen
Bon @es. s. SnertseS

Gen friiben SOB oes fl. 8iidofsI
8olfgang empfan6 Der gottielige
Seraog iebr idmer5lid. gr perbradte
lange Stunoen on ieinem @rabe unb
in finoli6em @ebete trug er Dem Sc
Iigen olle ieine Inliegen Dor.
Seinrid) ipollte BrieIter tueroen,
aber @ott bate i'm gum Regenten
beItimnt.
@init iiberfiel i'm tpGbreno oes @es
bets Ser Sblaf. Sm Sraume iab er
oen FL. 8iidof Dor ii6 iteben, Der i'm
ermabnte, ieine sugen auf Die nabe
@anb gu ri6ten. gr ihoute BIN uno
erblidte ouf oerlelben Die @orte:
.Na6 Sehs." gls Seinri6 ertpadte,
glaubte er ni6ts anberes, als bob er
nad ie6s Sasen iterben tueroe. CT
bereitete li6 nit ALIEN gifer auf iein
Sinibeiben aus bieIer Welt Dor.
SeGs Gage Dergingen, 1.no meil er
na6 8erlauf berielben feinerlei Mn-
sei6en bes Sooes ben1erfte, glaubte
er, oaB jene 8orte ieds 8oden be-
oeuten moge. als aber aub bieie
ereignislos berfloiien, beutete er Die
rdtlelbaften 8orte auf ie6s Wonate
l1nb ihlieBlib auf iebs Sabre.
@dbreno Der gan5en 3eit fiibrte er
elm tugenbbaftes 2eben unb bielt lif
beitdnoig auf ben 500 bereit. Naf
iehs ssabren uuroe Seinrid) gum
r0mil1en &ailer oeuti6er Station er.
tpGblt. 9as mar bie 8ebeutltng Der
@orte: nNa6 Se6s".
Son leinern 2ebrer @olfgang batte
er aub eingebenb iiber firblibe Gin.
rihtungen unb Die 8eripaltung uni
Gegierung ser Stride gelernt, neil in
9eutl1lano na1 alter Gonerpeiit
Stride uno Staat ems tparen. 0it
ipeltlihen slngeleeenbeiten bradter
ser Stride an bas l1nbeil i'm gan5er
Wittelalter uno in Ser Heforrnations
5eit.
gu &aiier &einrids II. 3eit befani
lih bas &eih in boqiger 8eripirrung
na1bem Otto III. finoerlos geltorber
mar. lleberaa berrihten Streitigfei
ten anter Dem niebern Mbel unb bi
Ser5ose unb Marfgrafen ltrebten mad
ser grri6tung ielbltdnoiger Serr
| i1aft. Seinrih bate es por5iiglid
Dem @influB bes grabiidofs @inegi'
bon Mains au oeroanfen, bob er
nahoem er Die Mnerfennung bon be,
ein5elnen &eraogtiimern erlangt, an
IL. Snni 1902 ou Wain5 burh oi
baDeriiden un6 fr6nfiiben Siirite1
] anm 40nige gem6bIt un6 am s. Sep
] fernber BON 6en berian1melten 5t1n
i ben 5u Maden auf ben Sbron 4arl
Il 6es @roben erboben tpuroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
Mtrtt .,hungrig1fe faltpi1aht
Ei1rnpaH" grnanttt

n8ien lit sic bungrigite Saltpt.
lta0t BON europa uno es miro nabrz
i6einli6 lange bauern, ebe iie genug
5u eien baben miro.
Dieier Sat Itebt in einem 9eriht
Der ul1niteo 8reB" aus Seiterrei6,
in Dem berporgeboben miro, baB cine
Sagesratian bon atpolfbunoert &aIo=
rien niht ausrei6t, ritrn an leben,
normal l1no erfolgrei6 au orbeiten
uno &ranfbeiten @ioerItano 5u lei
Iten".
Gin SoffnungsItrabl fir mar1e
Seiterreider," fdbrt Der 8eri9t fort,
rtDar bas gintreffen bon @elbenfpa-
feten aus anoeren 2dnoern, insbeIon-
oere bon GNHg- -Hafeten aus Nnteri-
fa."t
Gin an6erer 8eribt, Der ,ioeben bon
Mitarbeitern oes glnlericnn Sriettbs
Serpice Committee (oen AndterD in
Sefterreid] eingelangt lit, ipri9t
gleihfans bon ser ,ingebeuren Not-
lage oes oIterreidiiden 8oIfes 1,no
bon ser Syrenbe, Die oas gintreffen
Ser GslH@-Yafete ausl0It.
uBerionen, Die 8erpanbte in Mtne-
rita baben," fdbrt Der Beriht fort,
r5eigen uns 8riefe, Die Tie aus ben
Ser. Staaten erbalten baben, ltnb be-
ridten INNER baufiger bon Hnfeten,
Die bnr6 Ga&g einsetroffen iino."
Ser auafer-g -geri6t idlieBt nit ser
GorausIage, baB nobne 1peientlihe
Silfe aus Dem Muslanbe elm barter
@inter fir SeIterrei9 ertpartet miro,
uno 0aB l1nterertdbrung nnb &rnnf=
beiten ni6t Dor Dem ginbringet Ser
1947'er @rnte aufaubalten iein 1per-
ben.
n0ie &inoer iinb 1tntererndbrt, Die
gripahienen iperoen 5uiebenos 5htpa=
6er. Selbit bie @oblbabenben mill
len bungern. Inter ben &inbern brei-
tet it6 cine perbeerenoe Suberfulole
aus. &orperli6e l1ebrngen erIdeinen
als Elm 2urlts, ba Der bnrh iie ge-
iteigerte slppetit nidt befrieoigt lper-
Sen fann."
0fit ser norgeiebenen 8erIhiffltng
bon ipeiteren 67,276 gslMg- -Yafeten
nab Seiterreih i'm 9eaember ,tno So.
nuar, ebenIo ipie nit tpeiteren 227,-
900 Bafeten nmh Den amerifaniiGen,
britiiden un0 fran50iiihen 3onelr
GeutI1lnnbs unD alien bier 5eftoren
8erlins, lit ben Mmerifanern IN tpa9-
ien0em MaBe Die W0glihfeit gegeben,
ibren Mngeborigen unb Gretnoen 5lt
belfen.
gMNg-Bafete, oie ie bier5igtauIeno
aaIorien NabrungsmitteI entbalten
un0 6eren 3uitellung garantiert lit,
foiten MIR 3ebn Dollar. Muftr1ge iinb
on gMM@, so Broa6 Street, Metp
| Dorf a, 81. g., ali rihten. geamen lit1o
! MoreIien 6es MbIenbers un6 6es GIMP
fingers ntiiiien Har uno beutlid ge-
tihrieben iein.
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M. 9. g.

gSir baben nod cine bel6ranfte
Mn5abl ,Sbio=@ailenfreuno'- -&alen-
Ser an Sano. @er nod einen ooer
mebrere 1piiniht fir ieine Srernoe
ODER Nadbarn, moge re6t balb ii6
meloen.
gs tpuroe iebcm unIerer 2eler Elm
aulenber 5ugeianbt, ebenio iebem 2e-
ler oes ,ssoiepbinum 8eeflp', Ser elm
gremplar tpiinibte. Soate iemano
ieinen &alenber nidt erbalten baben,
m0ge er uns balbiglt Witteilrng ma-
den.
8ir fonnen ni6t oft eenug baran
erinnern, oaB BEL elmer gbreneDer.
Guoerung man ebenfals oie alte
sloreiie angeben moge, ba es bel ben
pielen Sauienben bon geamen unierer
9iIte praftil6 unmogli6 lit, ben gea'
men 81 finOen.
gSir beantiporten 10 prompt als
moglih alle einlaufenoen 8riefe uni
9(nfragen. Sollte btnnen angemel'
iener Belt feline 9lntport erfolgt lein
m0ee man uns Wfitteilung MAIDEN.
8ir MAIDEN unlere 2eier uno 8obl
tdter oarauf aufmerflam, oaB es MIDI
rat tIam lit, 8argelo in 8riefen 81. fen
ben. Man lenbe S6ef Boital Wonet
Sroer ODER grpreB WtoneD Sroer
ODER aber man fann audi ben 8rie
berli6ern laiien. 8ie Die @rfabruni
ge5eist bat, iinb ibon man6e @elo
ienbuneer, Die ,1idt auf oben ange
gebene @eiie geiiAert maren, berlo
rem gegangen, mas einen beioerfei
tigen Berluit beoelttet.
Bir 1pur6en oarauf oilfmerflan
qemn1t, baB IN Der bergangenen $50
die nihts BON unierm abnebmenoel
aoblenborrat beridtet tpltroe. I'm Del
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11

0ieies @odenblati eri6eint ieit
bem Sabre 1873 regelmdBtg ieoen
gamstaa uno miro berausgegeben
gum gelten oes 8apItliden aolle'
aium ssoIepbinum ser bl. &ongrega'
tion ser 8ropasanoa in Columbus,
bellen 3tped sic Seranbiloung beut'
ider 8rieiter5oslinge fir Die Ser.
Stuaten lit. 9ieIe anItalt lit baupts
idhli6 ongetpieien auf bic gintiinfte
oieies 8lattes uno bie 8el6ente iet'
ner 2eier.
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freunoIiben 2eier aufrie0en 5l iteI-
len, f0nnen mir berihten, onB Der
aoblenporrat nibt ab-, io,toern ailge-
no1ntnen bat, nnb mir in Der Gage
tparen m1breno oes lesten Minen-
ltreifs genug &oblen an Sano gebabt
5ii baben.
8dbreno ser Weibna6tsferien
fonnten mir 9oblen iparen, ba IN Mb-
nelenbeit unierer Stuoenten (in Den
sserielD peribiebene Ibteilungen nn-
ierer @ebdube nift gebei5t gu tperoen
braubten.
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@urtbinstpn, >. - ct. Sanl, Winn,
Samstas, IL. Sannar 1947.
6 IT d en- a lenber

sunntas, IL. Sannar: 3lueiter Sonn-
taa nad Nemiabr (5eit Der 81. Sa'
milie). @pangelium bonn
anolfiabrigen Seius I'M Sempel
(2uf. D., r..
Montag, 13. Sanilar: Geronifa.
Gienstas, ID. Sanuar: Silarius.
@titt1pod, Is. Sanlar: Raulus, Gin
iie6ler.
Gonnerstog, 16. Sanuar: Mar5ellus.
Sreitag, II. Sanuar: slntonius, abt
Sanstag, IS. Sanlar: Eetri Stubl,
feier 81 Rom.
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SoOesan6etgen

Jrau Mnma 8rnmmel, geitorben
om 80. Nopember 1916 in Settings,
Minn. Mntter BON 8ern. Srit, tpel=
der am s. 3e5ember 1916 in gbasfa,
Minn., geItorben lit.
Gpmrab 6pffmann, geItorben in
SroD, sc. q.
Sran @oialie Miller, geItorben am
90. Sftober 1916 i'm Sitter BON 5mei-
unoadt5ig ssabren in Bbilaoelpbia,
ga.
Trau Matb. Sbommes, seItorben
am 81. Sftober 1916 in Bier5, Minn.
lran Marp s.. &arid, geItorben an1
5. Sftober 1916 in 3anesbille, 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
5timme 0eS TDltcS
tiir bas Soiepbiuunt

ginliegenbe @abe bon 81 bate ib
in einem slnliegen periproden. Sd
bin, @ott iei Gsnf, erbort moroen.
2eierin, s..
oiermit idide id Sbnen Sc all
gbren Seiu, Marid nno Solepb nno
oes FL. Mntonius gum Can't fir Die
bon Bitten.
Gb. g., gf,g. .
@inliesenb $5 gum Cant fir Die
grborung elmer 8itte. Die @abe III
at gbren ser lieben Wtlttergottes,
oes bl. 9lntonius nno Der Mrmetl
Seelen.
llngen., Galif.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
'(5ortietung folgD

rDas 2eben Der @eredten bient
Der grbaltung ino G0rberung oes
Gerneintpobls, tpeil fie Der bauptidh-
lidere Sell Der 0ielbeit fino" (Sl.
Sbomas).
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11

Ger bodm. Sr. George Moud,
Bfarrer Der ct. Marien-@emeinbe in
Gong Grairie, Ger I'M pergangenen
September in einem autol,nfan ldipe-
re 8erletungen bapongetragen bate,
fonnte lebte 8o6e 0us SoIpital IN
Winneapolis berlaiien unb au ietner
8farrei al1riidfebren.
@impna, Winn. - ssm Sitter BON
nellnitnoie65ig Sabren itarb Iesten
Sreitag Der bodm'ite Wigr. Dominic
Wangan, felt einunb5nnnaig Sabren
Yfarrer Ser ct. obn's-@emeinbe in
Wa1fato. @eboren in Srlnno am 10.
SSsuli 1877, madte Der 1liinmebr Ser
itorbene ieine Stuoien in 2otpen, 8el.
glen, mo er 1900 fir oie 9io5eie @i-
mona geipeibt purbe. Il. a. ptrfte er in
8abaiba, aeaoeg, 8eit Albanp 1lno
2uperne, beppr er 1925 nah Man-
Toto beriest pl1roe. Die feierlihen
grequien erfolgten am 0ienstag IN
ber ct. Sobn's= Stride. Die 8eiieslng
fano ltatt auf Dem &alparien-S -Srieb-
bof IN Wanfato.
Sipnr syals, S.-Gaf. = @eitor-
ben lit Der bofm. P. 2ouis S. @ou,
81, Ger ieit mebr als iehsunbaman-
5is Sabren nit iegensreihem grfolg
IN Der Snoianermiffton In -Da-
fota getuirft bat. @eboren in Mar-
bad, 9el1tidlano, batte er nabe5u
Iein gan3es Brielterleben unter ben
Snoianern perbraht, fir bie er cine
groBe Shule baute unb 5ebn Mii-
lionsitationen llnterbielt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11

I, Mrs. M. Thering, ,Coopers-
town, N. Y. ...............
A. Ranweiler, New Ulm, MINI.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
Treifteae 5n Gbren Der
hl. Mntter GQbrini

Previously credited. 81, ,566.42
Rev. N. N, Wash. ......... 1000
K. Mayan, Merrill, Mich. >. 500
Mary Bittorf, Sterling, ILL.,. 500
Lena Scheidler, Homestead,
Pa. 500
Mrs. c. Mayer, Oklahoma
City, Okla. 100
J. Biegler, Aberdeen, SD. LOO
Mrs. M. Ginsberg, Colum-
bus, O. ................ 100
Mary Betz, Columbus, O. LOO
Mrs. H. Scanlon, Dallas,
Tex. 100
Mrs. j. Kohles, Charter
Oak, Ia. ................ 100
Total. 81 sos. AZ
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11
s,rs,l,a,,,l,1

ct. Gloub, Minn. SIN ct. Be
neoifts- -aloiter in ct. Soiepb, Minn,
itarb lette Wobe oie ebrp. Sdtpeiter
Suliana Genne, O.S.B., lebsunonht-
5ig Sabre alt, Die Ii. a. iiebenlno-
5tpan3ig Sabre lang als Sberin ant
ct. Soiepbs -Wailenbaus in ct. Hanl
getpirft bate. Die 8eilesung erfolgte
an Witt1poh, ra6 einem iolennen
&equiemant in Der &loIterfapeae,
auf Dem aloiterfrieobof in ct. So
iepb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-01-11

VIGIL LIGHTS
A. Schuelke, Van Hook, N. D.. 81 90
Lena Mister, Maysville, KY. :. 100
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Sl2.95

Presto Pressure Cooker
with B, 10 and 10 lb.
indicator weight. Fas-
ter. better cooking re-
suits.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
$5.95

Automatic Electric Iron
with heat control, all
chrome finish. Com
plete with cord. AC
only.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Walnut-finished steel wardrobes,
with hat shelf. Each measures
6412x24x20" or white enamel utility
cabinets with shelf spaces, 641ax-
24x12".
No Mail or Phone Orders
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Reg. 81. .29. Free-dowine,
high gloss finish for
woodwork, walls and
ceiling. Easy to apply,
Is washable.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

CONN. AVE. GUEsTHOUsE (room and
boardl; income Sl,425 per month, rent
only 5000: lease: Is rooms; nets over S4o0
per month. $4,000 handles.
Sc rooming house, IA rooms, income
S2o5 per mo. plus Groom apt. for owner,
Nicely furn.
Roon1ing house, l9th st. at Dupon Cir
Gle: income $3.50 per month, rent S125.
Rconine house, IA rooms, 14th near
Spring rd $1,000 handles.
Many other investment bargains Drop
10 pm. Can DU. $3.50, DUPONT REAL
TY CO., sl1s Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

ANTHONY AND CHAPLIN offerings
Restaurant, liquor: air-conditioned; up
to-date fixtures: well located; long lease;
reasonable rent; doing about $3.50 daily
business: $4,000 down payment handles.
Restaurant. LIQUOR; air-conditioned
good fixtures; Conn. ave. location; lons
lease; cheap rent; doing more than $500
$4,000 down payment.
Restaurant, LIQUOR; air-conditioned; ex-
cellent fixtures; location A No. i; 9-yeal
daily business; $4,000 down payment
handles.
Restaurant, liquor; air-conditioned
modernistic fixtures 14-year lease; cheap
rent; doing more than SITS daily bust
ness; $4,000 down payment handles.
Restaurant. LIQUOR; well equipped; g.
Sl75 daily business; $4,000 down pay
ment. All above daily receipts are guar
anteed by trial. ANTHONY AND CHAPLIN
12G B st. Sc AT 1884
Evening star., 1947-04-13

~. NV, downtown. near
colleges; 81 200 plus weekly.
Beer and wine rent, s125; long lease:
$4,000 down: terms.
t2) NV, well located cafeteria: $3.50
daily; long lease: $4,000 down
G3i, l4th st. NV; Italian, with liquor:
$1,000 plus weekly; long lease; S17.5o0
down. Call Sunday, FIR. $3.50 Ext. 124,
ERs, Room 20s. 1411 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

C0L0RED-BEAUTY PARLOR-Opportu
nifty to sten into 3 hourishing business
and comm. basis; beautiful apt. above; due
to health owner desires sale Of both bus.
mitted M 70 Identified % purchaser MS % only. Mr. NJ.
REALTY CORP. DU. s55s. 9 am. to 8
CoLoRED-REsTAURANT, on 14th st.
NV; rent. Sl15 mo-; can obtain 5-yr.
lease; income. $500 weekly and more;
price Of $3.50. Terms Ex. S555.
YOUNG 3s PASTOR, INC.
CoLORED-SANDWICH SHOP, located In
best possible section next to large theater:
experience necessary; has no kitchen;
clean. attractive store; A real money
Raksf psesd asN e on5y o $S5o9 sTs
Bldg. DI. 7765-79g4.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

SELF-sERVCE D.G.s. STORE, $4,000
weekly business. Well equipped. COOS
D.G.s. Store store. $1,000 weekly business
quoted. Good location. $4,000 cash
D.G.s. store, $500 weekly business quot
ed. $4,000; good will, stock, 81 for 81.
For appointment and more information
call JOE MUCHNICK, 205 Southern Bldg.
Ex 2909 or WO. 1898
FOUNTAIN AND DRUG SUNDRIES, excel
lent NV. corner location: attractive mod
ern fixtures. Present weekly gross in
come, 500. Low rental, perfect lease,
terms.
Meatstand, present weekly volume. 5000.
Fixtures in perfect condition. Short hours,
terms,
DIGS. supermarket, present weekly vol
ume, $4,000; exceptionally we'll equipped.
Groceries and meats, weekly sales, ST.
500: E-day week; nice equipment; fine
white neighborhood.
Dry cleaning and tailoring. downtown
location; weekly sales. $500; 5h-ye3y
lease. Price, $4,000. Terms
Dry cleaning and laundry, weekly sales,
$500: price, $500. Good lease, low rent.
Terms.
Self-service United Food stofe. thickly
populated section. Weekly Cash sales guar
lease. Reasonable price; terms.
Package LIQUOR store, weekly sales, So
900 Priced right on today's market. Long
lease, terms. LEVIN a. KAUFMAN, Bro
kers, 14th and x SITS. NV, Tower Bldg,
Rm. 8. RE. 5270, TIE. 6965.
Evening star., 1947-04-13
susihiss oPpoRTuhITiEs.

sELF-gERVICE STORE, with guaranteed
weekly business Of 1000; priced, 81 500,
plus stock: rent S136 per mo-. incl nice
living quarters.
seaf-service market. doing rkly business
Of $500 To $4,000. all cash: well.eduipped
store. operating under very desirable lease;
Seif-seryice DGS. in exceptionally fne
neighbornood; $500 wkly, business. sub-
stantially all cash, guaranteed; lons-term
lease. moderate rent; reasonably priced.
Nicely equipped store. doing 81 400
wkiy, business. for sale at S12, 900, incl.
stock of merchandise; satisfactory lease
mo- This grocery store must be seen to
be appreciated. BRADLEY. BEALL A.
HOWARD, INC. 232 Southern Bldg. Ma.
0271. Ewes, call A. Roneid. ia. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

WEEh-END OFfERlNOSs
Radio repair shop, In key location.
Dress shop. in heart of shopping area.
Pawn brokers' exchange. in NV. busi-
ness section
Liquor store. In midcitv traffic SPOT
2 super markets ea. with over $4,000
wkiy. sales
20 grocery stsres. with wkly sales Of
$500 or better
Fruit stand. in market with wkly. sales
Of $500 TO $3.50. CHAIKEN, INC RE
Evening star., 1947-04-13

oeo' OAK klecEshette set' Hf1o @otl o
BfpsPsEsD, ifii ARs Gois1 large h.nd-m.d. croeae
double bed size; very lacy white pat,srr
22sMIR' 'YsT2lllNs STEMS and mugs German; som
sss Il ssotE nEs4se Esss ssas9s su rs
aaa Es'IRss WssHiE iEs s3 sls as.sy
ssls smasS ga rsRsf sls MAILS ssess ess
ssss. ss's sss sss saa oi rs sio es f.
sefeaa saea eana slsss ss REeyas Wo 4ass son Rol''
BICYCLE; boys: full slze racer; good con
ali1H sIc9cLI, as-in. BOYS; ' new v tires, extra,
sisxsIE seys ssn ssd csh sfl99P ap tI5ss
n Rlessbk csi slf'ss 60 fsssT rsfie'' '0na 2
BICYCLE. beys s4,in: In. tricycle.; E; 2a,ia AL
PIC B5sYeTf; y BOYS Z, e s4-in. wheel Ike ne new
fsfi slffGEE II 5as. s: I: sn szfil'0 FL Ss ssnd0r
Eassss ssfes soy Sa asss SWIM s00a conc
ssss5t vs ssH sht "ss Ell .as fhS lock s'lEs u
hasfsSi sIeffssLE, hay,'s as-ineh: new schxinn
sfcYCLE. boys, 2s-in. Call Jaekso
BICYCLE, girls. 20 in: new condition
s35; ping pong table. perfect condition
S25 6423 18th st. NV. RA. obs0:
chaise lounge, summer rugs, metal BED
BIcYCLE-Giris', 2s-in.. with basket. s24
Fox fur. brown, IN good condition, 4s-inl
BICYCLE-Boys. good condition, 5000
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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
Six Lost Antarctic Pliers Rescued: Three Dead

Aboard U.S.S. Mt. Olympus, (P) Surviving two weeks huddled in the Wreckage of their crashed sea- plane in ice-piled Ellsworth Land, six of the Byrd Antarctic expedi- tion's nine missing fliers rested in warm hunks aboard their mother ship today.
 Their miraculous rescue, after binding polar fogs had balk- ed repeated search attempts, touched off wild celebrations aboard ships of the navy task force-but their three companions were listed as dead.
 Aboard the seaplane tender Pine Island - whose skipper, Capt. the rescued mencaa?ps-ph Henry H. Caldwell, who was one of the rescued men-the survivors told how their Mariner photo plane had brushed peak of snow and ice but remained airborne-
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The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
Volcano On Luzon Erupts

MANILA, (F) - Southern Lu- zon's towering Mayor volcano, boiling for five days, erupted this morning with furious shower of boulders and lava.
 It. GgD Robert Case of Nevada, Ohio, a navy weather officer, cir cled the volcano at 10000 feet dur ing the display in an army plane piloted by Capt. Robert A. Harris of Dayton, Ohio
 "It (the peaD got redder and swelled like bubble then broke" 7" Case related. "A lava stream went straight up to a height we estim- ated at 5000 to 10000 feet above the peak Gtself 1908 feet.
 "We saw huge rocks blown straight up. They looked like small houses to us even at a distance of mile and half or two miles. The eruption lasted about a half hour"
 Two towns near the base were ordered evacuated earlier as lava boiled down the eastern and south ern slopes and black smoke mush- roomed three miles into the sky.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
Haifa Held Under Tight Curfew
(By Carter L. Davidson)

JERUSALEM, (P)-Haifa's 95,- 900 inhabitants were held under virtual house arrest today by a British curfeW imposed last night the city's police station, killing four policemen and injuring more than l42 other persons.
 The casualty list showed two British policemen, and two Arabs temporary constables dead; 62 policemen - British, Arab and Jewish-hurt, one Briton severely, 48 civilians hospitalized; 32 given first aid, and many more cut, bruised or shocked.
 The blast-Set off at 5:1O p.m., in an automobile load of explo- sives planted outside the station shook Palestine's main seaport throughout, sent glass Splinters flying for as much as mile, dis rupted traffic and the telephone system and started fires that ragged for a half hour in the next-door poStoffice and other nearby build ingS.
 The government said that the six-story headquarters at the foot of Mount Carmel and about 100 yards from the harbor entrance in a Jewish-Arab neighborhood, was virtually leveled."
 Officials reported that three men one in police garb and the others in raincoats, drove the bomb-car, labeled police" up to the build ing and fled into a tangle of streets and alleys. Guards fired after them, and, noting a blazing fuse in the automobile, gave an alarm to clear the station.
 About Is policemen got out be- fore the blast three minutes later. Debris blocked the waterfront parkway and glas filtered streets for blocks.
 Immediately guards on public buildings were doubled, Bren gun carriers took strategic posts and roadblocks established by the British First Infantry cut off the neighborhood of the explosion. At II p.m., the curfew was imposed.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
Seward Settled: Not Ketchikan

SEATTLE, (P) - Although the Seward shipping dispute has been settled a similar controversy still hangs fire at Ketchikan officials of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, said today.
 Dating back to December Is, the Ketchikan argument over jur- isdiction of winch-driving work has restricted shipping in the port and caused Seattle ship compan- ies to impose limitations on Ketch- ikan-bound cargoes.
 Federal conciliator Albin Li Peterson who drew pu the Seward agreement last week, was expect ed to arrange meetings in Ketchi- kan between the CIO lonngshore- men and the AFL sailors.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13
NEWS TN BRIEF

SEATTLE, (A0 - More price drops were forecast by butter mar keting experts today as Saturdays tWo-cent decline went into effect making the wholesale grade A butter price 76 cents and the grade A butter 75 cents. The top retail price here was 80 cents, with les ser grades selling at 75 to 78 cents a pound.
The Nome nugget., 1947-01-13

KODIAK (P)-The navy today received a report that the 90-foot mailboat Clarinda exploded and burned at Sand Point, 375 miles southwest of here, last evening.
 There were no reported casual ties to passengers or crew and no details of the mishap. The boat was owned and operated by Jesse Petrich, Langley, Wash, and was making its first postwar trip on a new contract serving between Seward and the Aleutians.