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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
National Guard Situation Remains
Same; Nation Press Awaits
Action by Governor younsdshI
ny CARL r. ROWAN

There uIl In the Of protest about Jim CrowiSm
in the Minnesota National Guard but nationally interest
remains high All the nation citizens waiting TO
what happens the conflict the state Of Minnesota
and the Army department
II Is evident that the decision Of Attorney General
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
Bishop George w. Bsber Here
Sunday Afternoon for Saint
James AME Ground Breaking

Bishop George w. Baber Of the Fourth Episcopal District
will preside Sunday ground breaking ceremonies for the
new supersruue of St. James AME church. Central Avenue
at Dale, in ST. Paul .n
Besides speaking at the ground breaking program at oSO
in the afternoon, the Bishop will preach at ii.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
Dewey Promises Civil Rights
Backing If Elected President;
Leaders Get Candidates Pledge
IA

PHILADELPHIA When Governor Thomas
Dewey Of New York left Philadelphia Saturday the Re.
publican candidate for the presidency of the United
he left behind him open statement that elected he will
all Of the powers Of his Office TO enforce strong civil
An
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09

Overheard. ineidsnily. was one
Kansas ciiisn who was In . hurry
10 get home. He wanted 20 get
01t Of Minnesota 20 he could cool
on.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
Color. Precipitation, Mark
EIks Holiday Procession
Through Minneapolis Streets
ny CARR. T. ROWAN

Stepping along 10 tho tune Of martial music dancing and
praRcing 20 Jared up versions Of the same 400
EkS from eight MdweSte states sandwched the fever Of
into their 23rd annual convention with holiday
parade
As these conventoners Of all ages stepped colorfy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
Musical ut Zion
Baptist Sunday

Sunday evening, July 18th at
the 8 o'clock worship hour. q pro-
gram which promises TO please
any discrimination audience will
be presented. The public is cordi-
ally invited 10 spend a pleasant
Sunday evening at the Zion Bap-
fist Church. Rev. II. W. Bolts, Pas
tor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09
KEW TO IEADERSNIP

Service 10 readers and eemmunlty
Is the keynote Of this papers journal
istic leadership In this deld.
Not only do we provide our readers
with the best paper we can afford 10
print, but we constantly urge on the
social, cultural, political economic i'd
vance Of the community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-09

Lower photo shows some con
Evening star., 1948-12-10
IVA Hospitals Report
New Program Aiding
Psychotic Patients

A new program for rehabilitating
sufferers from serious mental illness
has resulted in the release of a
number of veteran patients, the
Veterans Administration announced
today.
The basic aim of the program is
to increase the patients interests.
Under complete supervision, the
patients start with such basic forms
of athletics as pummeling a punch
ing bag, and then alternate be-
tween occupational therapy, correc-
tive therapy. athletics and recre-
alton. Ping pong and miniature
bowling are suggested to encourage
the spirit OF competition.
It was explained that most psy-
chotic patients ordinarily avoid par
ticipation in group athletics and
take little interest in carpentry and
other forms of occupational therapy.
The program was inaugurated at
the Northport Il. - VA Hospital
and has been adopted in other
similar hospitals of the agency.
The progress made indicates a
potential discharge rate of nearly
40 per cent for q class of mental
cases previously considered probably
life long hospital patients, accord
ing to VA. Sixteen patients have
returned home from one hospital
during the past year, and IA others
soon will leave on trial visits. An
additional IS are considered good
prospects for eventual release.
Although it was said that only
two Of the 16 discharge patients
now are employed full time, the
VA Department of Medicine and
Surgery is optimistic regarding the
others.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
Births Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.

Edward and Elizabeth Alsop, girl.
Clevis and Regina Baker, boy
Alvin and Ethel Beckham, boy.
David and Margaret Blee, boy.
Harry and Doris Cation, girl
Wilbur and Vera Diefienbauch, girl.
Richard and Florence Ellison, boy.
Jack and Ernie Ferguson, boy.
Thomas and Maureen Flanagan. boy.
Walter and Creolian Fones. by.
John John snd snd Sadine aeRns 6bsen dfseT BOY Boy
Jack and Burlinda Glover. girl.
John and Helen Henderson, girl.
Robert and Virginia Humphreys. girl.
Kenneth and Louise jenkins. girl.
John and Helen jenkins, ,girl.
James and Ellen Macpherson. girl.
George and Helen Madagan, boy.
John and Mary Mazzullo. girl.
Eugene and Linda Mcdonald, girl.
Charlie and Mildred owens, boy.
Donald and Harriet Potter, boy.
Herbert and Deborah Purchase, girl.
Robert and Lucerne Redd. girl.
Leo and Gladys Riley. boy.
Harry and Charlotte Riley. boy:
Donald and Frances ROGERS, girl.
Edwin and Helen simmons, boy.
Napoleon and Stella Sobolewski, boy.
Frederick and Marguerite Swanson, girl.
Carl and Ruth Thorne. girl.
ana ana ltss ssraR Rat.ss bog boy
joseph and Lille Wathen, girl.
Paul and Lille Welch, boy
Ross and Sally Wheeler. boy.
Bernard and Helen Claiborne. girl.
Edward and Ann Davis, boy.
Aaron and Ruth Lowe. girl.
Larence and Sara white. girl.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
Richard B. Gott Feted;
Court Clerk 81 Years

Municipal Court judges and court
attaches yesterday attended a BIRTH
day party in honor of Richard B.
Gott, IA, who has served as warrant
clerk Of the court for "a years.
Mr.. Gott, who now lives in Bal
timore, was presented with a cigar
ette lighter as memento Of the
occasion
Evening star., 1948-12-10

Carlton Skinner, d. 20 Todd pl. ne.
Elizabeth wedlake. SO, 1922 Georgia ave
NV.
Abraham jackson. 50. 1889 18th st. NV
Ella Thompson, es. $500 Central ave. So
Nettie Massey. SO. 1912 q st. NV.
Bertha Childs, 65. 1927 Euclid st. NV.
Herman Porter, 80. 1903 Kenyon st. NV
Saddle Carter, 80, 1900 18th st. NV.
Marie Whitfield. 20. 3542 11th st. NV.
Alice Thomas. %. 10 Grassford court s.w
Charles s. Swami. infant, Port Tobacco
Md.
Michael Roher, s13 18th st. ne.
infant Frazier, 1922 23rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
iran Builds Cement Plant

Iran has bought American equip
ment for a new cement plant to be
built at Shiraz, where 1t hopes to
produce cement to sell at half the
nrice now maid
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
Candhi Refused To Have Protection

NEW DELHI, (P)-Home min ister Sardar V. Patel told parlia- ment today Mahandas K. Gandhi rejected his entreaties to have per sons attending his prayer meet ings searched.
 My life is in the hands of God and if I have to die, no precau- tions can save me-" Patel quoted Gandhi as saying upon vetoing his appeal. "I will not agree to any one being restricted from coming to the prayer meeting or for any one to come between me any my audience"
 Gandhi was shot to death a week ago while walking to a prayer meeting.
 Every caution had been taken to save Mahatma Gandhi except a search of those coming to pray ers," Patel said. "The assassin de- ceitfully and successfully exploit ed the weak spot"
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
Coast Guard Fails To Locate SOS

LONG BEACH, Calf. (P)-The coast guard reported hearing a faint, intermittent ship radio emergency call early today.
 The call was heard periodically since about l:30 am. but head quarters said it was not strong enough to determine what ship and no distinguishable position was given. Neither could the na- ture of the emergency be determ- ined.
 The weak call indicated the ships call letters were "YNKP" which would indicate it was a Nicaraguan vessel.
 Tentative Nicaraguan identity plus the faintness of the signals, cosat guardsmen said, might indi- cate the ship was at a great dis tance from here.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
 Off To Good Start

WASHINGTON, (P)-The gov ernment reported signs today that its campaign to cut spending for scarce foods is off to a running start.
 The Agriculture department said a review of market trends since the first of the year show: widespread resistance by house wives to the high price of butt and choice meat cuts.
 Demand for meat in some areas, the report said, has turned slug gish." Consumers are showing more interest in COW and chuck beef, veal and lamb, less in steaks and roasts from top grade steers.
 In the dairy markets the de mand for butter fell off more sharply than usual after the year end holidays, the department found. It said high prices were a factor.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
Hanns Eisler To Be Deported

NEW YORK, (R Deportation proceedings against Hams Eisler, motion picture song writer, were concluded in less than half an hour today and government spokesman indicated he might be out of the country by Feb. 28. .,
 Eisler is a brother of Gerhart Eisler, described by House com mittee as Americas "No. Com munist."
 Hams Eisler offered no defense at today's immigration service hearing. John P. Boyd, executive assistant to the commissioner of immigration and naturalization, was asked if the proceedings would interfere with a concrt of Eislr's music here scheduled for Feb. 28.
 ''It is quite possible he may not be in the United States then,' Boyd replied.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
French Designers Show New Styles
tBy Florence Mills)

PARIS, (P- Three prominent French fashion houses yesterday showed their interpretations of the figure-conscious silhouette.
 The silhouette was launched Hast season and was enlarged upon by the three name firms in their spring showing.
 Lucien Lelong took the purisps viewpoint and styled his clothes to show the silhouette IS more pal atable if it isn't faked with cor setry and exaggeration.
 Schiaparelli's taste wen: the other way. Skirts were eight inches from the floor, hips were upholstered and stockings were of a hue called shocking pink
 Jackques Griffe did his share of helping out the hips, but his skirt designs were ten inches from the ground.
 Colors tended toward shades of putty, honey, off white, grey and yellow.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOME BASKETBALL TEAMS WIN

The Nome High School basket ball team outplayed the 2128th Engineers and won by a score of 28 to 26 in the first game Wednes- day at the base gym.
 The fighting U. s. Mercantile team mosed out a determined 64th Scorpion" base team in thrill ing second game that went three minutes into overtime play before the dust settled with a 32 to 31 score in favor of the Nome team. This was the first Scorpion" loss in the local basketball league.
 For Good Printino Call Main 1CS
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
MIR. AND MRS. JACK JEFFORD VISITING IN NOME

MT. and Mrs. Jack Jefford are visitors from Anchorage. They are enjoying a visit with MT. Jef- ford's mother, Jeff Jefford, and his sister and family, Mrs. Hous- ton Alexander. Mrs. Jack Jefford owns and operates the Treasure Shop, in Anchorage, and is here also on business.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
US. Commissioners Court

Floyd Syngyke of Diomede was given a 30-day sentence in the federal jail for being drunk and disorderly in a public place.
 Toby Kazingunk was sentenced to 30 adys in the federal jail for securing fare by false representa- tion.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
GOOD CROWD ATTEND FIRST OF PIONEER CARD SERIES

The Pioneer card series started off last Wednesday evening with a capacity crowd, numbering over twenty tables. Winners for the series were Doris Smith, Margaret O'Leary, and Lillian McAllister for the ladies; and Robert Bald win, w. J. Dowd and Peter x. Peterson for the men.
 Refreshments were served and the next party announced for February 12.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
MRS. JENNIE THOMPSON BACK FROM FAIRBANKS

Mrs. Jennie Thompson, well known Tellerite, returned to her daughters home here yesterday, having visited relatives in Fair banks for a couple of months.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

Pioneers of Alaska will conduct the funeral of O. D. Cochran next Tuesday afternoon at the Feder- ated Church. All organizations 10 which he belonged will partici- pate.
 Fred Rohn. President.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

Parking of motor vehicles on streets after a period of twenty four consecutive hours. is in direct violation of Sec. 22. Ordinance No. 287. Owners are requested 10 com ply with the ordinance upon mo- tice from police officer or any member of the Nome City Coun- cil.
 By order of
 Street Committee.
 Nome City Council. Publish Feb. 6, g, II, 1948.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. w. B. Mccarthy Fri day evening al eight o'clock. All ladies of the community interested in church work are cordially in- vited 10 attend.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

ATTENTION REPUBLICANS Meeting 2 o'clock Sunday after noon at City Hall. All ladies urged 10 attend.
 Robert Long. President.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
Convict LaMOOre Of Juneau Murder

JUNEAU, (P)-A federal court jury pondered the fate of Eugene Lamoore yesterday after one of the shortest first degree murder trials in Juneau history.
 The trial, in which Lamoore is charged with the murder of Jim Ellen, Juneau groceryman, on Dec. P, l946, opened late Mon day. The case went to the jury Wednesday afternoon.
 Lamoore was implicated in the staying by Austin Nelson who was convicted last year of the same charge and sentenced to hang. Nelson's execution was postponed pending Lamoore's trial.
 JUNEAU (P)-Eugene Lamoore, charged with first degree murder in the death of a Juneau grocery man, was convicted by jury yes terday after one of the shortest trials of its kind in history here.
 The jury made no recommen- dations in its verdict. The question of whether Lamoore will receive the death penalty or life imprison- mentrests with the judge.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
MARTIN MARION GLAD TO BE BACK FROM STATES

Martin Marion, oldster from Bluff, who made his first visit to the States in thirty years, is back again and glad to be on his way home to Bluff.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

Annual Meeting of Arctic Club. Monday. February g.
 Frank Bingham.
 Acting President.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06
NOTICE

The officials of the Federated Church will meet Sunday al 2:30 p.m. al ihe Parsonage.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06

Coriander was once in great de- mand for witchcraft.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06

ACCOMPANYING IN HOSPITAL
 Wilfred Boucher, Jr., is recuper- ating in the hospital from an in- lection and plans to be home soon.
The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06

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The Nome nugget., 1948-02-06

Publish Feb. 6, g, II, 194S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21
g. 3d., Galif.

Sin por5iieli6es Mittel CUR S0r.
oerung Oes Saaruudies uno our gnts
fernung BON Sduppen lit folgenoes :
5rilde &lettentpur5eln (8urood,
Sappa) I'M Sriibiomer eeiammelt,
orei Bfuno, 5erquetidt; ooer elm
Bfuno getrodnete aus ser Mpotbefe
nit 5tpei Bfuno todenoem 8aiier
angebriibt uno serqueti6t; a6t Gin.
fen &noblaud (a6t Globes Of Cor
lic) perOen 5erqueti6t uno in Die
o6ige &lettennur5elbriibe bineinge=
tan; ebenio Elm @Bloffel bon gepul-
oerten 8orar; Damn mii6t man cine
Guart itarfen Ilfobol nit einem boil
ben SfunO @lp5erin unb elmer 8int
Ban &um, gieBt es CUR obigen &let-
tenwur5elbritbe, lGBt es Elm paar So
fen barauf iteben (natiirli6 in einem
berl6loifenen @efaB), ibiittelt es oft,
uno filtriert es i6lieBli6 ab. Ofit oie=
ier &lettennur5eltinftur, 5u ser man
nod Elm penig tuoblrie6enoes Sel,
Die gergalnot uiD., tun fann, be-
feudtet man Den Saarbooen tdglid
elm. ooer 5tpeimal.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-02-21
s. t. s.. u. 3.

Ser bon Sbnen ertpdbnte 9lrtifeI
iiber sic &reu5igung Gbriitt erI6ien
in elmer unIerer Mdr5- 5-Nummern bes
Sabres 1916. @ir iu6ten barin Ell
men 8egenbepeis 5u bringen gegen
einen in Dem ,Imerican @eeflp' er-
l6ienenen slrtifel oes iiibii6en 8ro=
feiiors Solomon 3eitlin, tporin oieier
Sen 8eipeis 5u liefern glaubte, ser
Seilono iei ni6t bon BEN Suben se=
freu5igt tporoen, ionoern iei 6as
Spfer zines gral,iamen beionilfen
Snperialismus getpeien. 9ln Der
Sano ser bier gpangelien fomn1t ie=
ser unboreingenommene 8eurteiler
81 folgenbem SdluB, menn er sic
2eioensgei6i6te bon Infang an Der
folgt. 8ei Wattb. 26, 81 1lno 2ufas
%, "a beiBt es: uSene ober, tpeIde
Seium ergriffen batten, fiibrten Sbn
gu aaipbas, Dem (iiioil6en) Sobe=
prieiter, mo Sic Giioiiden) Sdrtftge=
lebrten uno aelteIten it6 neriammelt
batten." gs NOR ser iiioiide @eridtss
bof Cber Sobe &at), Ser BEN 500 Sc
iu beldloB. Gieier iiioiIfe Sobe Got
fonnte tpobl olle Streitigfeiten Der
Suben idlidten uno Gerbreden iiiois
l6er Staatsbiirger oburteilen uno
abnOen, par aber fir Sic 8ollItref=
flung Der SoOesi itrafe an sic Mitpir=
flung oes romilden Stattbalters ge=
bunoen. Ser romii6e Stattbalter
Sontius 8ilatus, Dor Sen Die Suoen
oen Seilano bro6ten, fano, boB Die
Inflogen Ser Suoen lidb olle als un-
pabr ertuieIen, oenn SSeIus bate Sid
INNER tpieoer oen WeIiias=Suloigun=
gen ent3ogen. Ct bate Die Steuerfras
&c flar unb einpanofrei i'm Sinne
Ser reften S6risfeit beantportet uno
Sid nibt gum Gonig ausrufen laiien.
Gie bon ben SuOen porge6ra6ten an-
flagepunfte pnren politilder, bodpers
rdteriIder glrt uno iolten auf Sen
romiihen 2anopfleger belonoers oies
ien @inOrud MAIDEN. Yilatus erfldrte
uber oen mnflogenoen Suoen, feline
S6ulo an Sem angeflogten 81 finoen,
uno er iab elm, oaB Seius ollf feinen
San ben Sob Deroient bate. Bilatrs
Iudte ii6 ouf ieoe @eiie aus Ser lln-
angenebmen Gage 5u 5ieben. slls er
8alilia als Sen Madtberei6 bes Se=
robes nennen borte, erblidte er cine
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ous5urednen! - Sd mar itets elm
armer Wiiiionar rno Elm i6le6ter
Sran5isfaner, oa i6 mid gu betteln
i6dmte. unb oieie Irr1ut, oas ipuB-
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bel einem beutiben Sran5isfaner nod
lange 81 @aIt iein. 8eiB @ott, tpie
id mid gefreut bate unb tpie i6 mid
Dor allem iebt freuen ipiiroe, fonnte
ibre &ednung meines Sabens in cine
groBe Summe minben! @el6 unIag-
barer Srolt fiir mid, ipare id irn-
Itanbe, Oas 8lut bieIer Irmen, bas
mid 10 lange gendbrt, ibnen iett in
ibrer unbeldreibliben Scot in 8rot
5u perpanoeln! = Au6 i6 tpiirbe
Damn 10 re6nen: 0u balt beine Sim
Ser, oenen bu in ollen Soften 8ater
iein loait, ni6t bergeiien, iie tperben
oann au6 beiner, pielmebr Ser Wfut,
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funft nidt pergeiien. go banbelt I'm.
ler 8ater i'm Sirnmel ielbIt an Seinen
ainoern. gr ldBt uns rednen, uno
mir pretlen Seine 8armber5igfeit.
ltno iollte meine Ge6nung ni6t
aufgeben - mir Wiiiionare iino &e-
aliiten uno tpilien 8ei6eio -, IoIlte
meine @leidung ni6t ltimmen unb
unOunf mein 2obn iein, mos mabt
oas i6on aus! - gs bleibt mir nod
genug, iibergenug 5u Oanfen iotpobl
8ott als Den WenI6en, ia lelbit ben
unoanfbaren. Mls Sbeologe biirfte i6
namlid ipiiien, oaB man @obltaten
Ieigentlib crit our9 11noanf re6t ber-
|gelten fann. Sod iiber oieies Bara-
oor ideint iid unier gbina-Wiiiionar
+ Der unoanf Der gbinelen bot i'm
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bleibt freilid ltnoanf uno lit feline
Sugeno. Ser 11noanfbare ielbit bot
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nit Iei6eh mlB. Niemano nit geiun-
oem Neutrality-suspicious. miro ieoen ein-
5elnen 0eutiden fir Die 8erbreden
ibrer Giibrer nerantiportlih MAIDEN.
llno ood lit es fetnes1pees perfebrt,
bon elmer oeutlden Sdulo au ipre-
den, abnlid tpie man bon iiibil6er
Gerantmortli6feit ipriht. Die S1ulb
iebes @in5elnen Dor @ott unb ben
Weni6en muB beurteilt tperoen na1
oem WaBe ieiner perlonlihen, fret
nilieen uno iiberlegten 9eilnabme
an elmer uebeltat. Gir aatbolifen
perurteilen ieslide art bon 8erfol-
gung, ob iid oieielbe eesen Suoen,
SeiOen ober Gbriiten ri6tet. Ser 81.
gater in &om eebt ieoem aatbolifen
uno Der gan5en @elt nit ieinem berr-
liden 8eiipieI boran, inbem er ni1t
nur tpieoerbolt eegen Die Suoenpers
folgung proteitiert, ionoern Die ner-
folgten Suben in S6us nir1nt, ben
gefansenen Suoen Sreibeit 5u erlan-
gen iid bemiibt uno Die bungernben
Suoen nit 8eIos uno Sebensmitteln
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men grloier-@ott gefreu5ist. gs bat
feline .Strafe erbalten. gbriltlihe 8ol=
fer baben our6 ibre Ibfebr bon @ott
BEN 3orn unb oie Strafe @ottes ber-
ubaeaoqen, 6ie itber iie erqeht.
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fommt fein Bbiloiopb an. 0enn es
lit ansgemadt, oaB Der 9i6ter bon
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fleinen 3apeifel fragen, Oh es in iei-
mem 8efanntenfreiie au6 quite Wen,
icben gebe, - jeoer miiBte ieine gnt-
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bate nit ieiner 8ebauptung, - ih
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