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unn Minnpfnta

3 +. Eaul, Miun. 9as Ga.
gungsprogramm ser an fonlmenoe,
Sorntas, Utontag uno 0ienstag i'm
5tel st. Boul ltattfinoenoen sSabres.
perlanlmlltng Oes &atboliiben Gen
tral-Gereins bon Winneiota, oes Min
nelota'er autboliiden 5rauenbunoes
uno Ser &atboliiden llnteritiitungs.
8eieuidaft lit pie folst:
Sonntag, adt llbr morsens, GIMP,
fang uno GegiItrieruns ser 9elega
ten i'm ct. Baul=Sotel. I'm balb sebu
ubr beglnnt Ser Seit5ug 5ur Woria.
Simnelfabrts =&ir6e, mo- 8eibbii6ot
gprne I'm elf llbr elm iolennes 8on.
tififalamt 5elebriert. Dia sSeitpreoia1
balt aoaoiutorbiidof 9artbolome por
ct. Glouo.
Inn balb orei llbr lit Maienper.
lammlung I'M 9aaliaal oes SoteIs
Sen goriit fiibrt &r. Gap 90. 8ep.
slniprahen balten 8iirgermeiIter Se.
lanep, Sr. 8iaiam 8oerger bon ct.
Glouo unO Hibter 6. S. giuegemer
BON ct. Glouo.
gereits I'M 5mei llbr lit cine Gor.
perlamlnlung oes Central l=Gereill.
Soritanoes. I'm flint ubr finoen Ser.
lammlungen ser Helolutionsausi6iiI.
le uno oes 8orItanoes bes Srouen,
bunoes itatt. gbenbs lit cine ipeitera
Sorltanoslisung, uno l.m balb aft
l1br elne geranitaltung fir Die 9ele-
gnten IN Ser Sunior Yioneer=&ale.
slm Wtontagmorgen Inn iieben llbr
lit lolennes Sodamt in Der Morid.
Simmelfobrts- Stride, 5elebriert bon
Dem bodw. Srn. Bfarrer Sobn Stel-
mes, nit gemeiniamem gmpfang ser
|beiligen &omm,,nion. I'm neun llbr
beginnt ore erite @eibdftsperiamm.
lung oes Gentral-8ereins i'm 8aoI-
iaal oes Sotels unb gleid5eitig oie
erIte Sisung bes 6rauenbunoes i'm
Galino. 9ie SiBungen .fommen am
Ufontagabeno gum MblbluB.
@m 9ienstagmorgen nm o6t llbr
lit lolennes &equiemamt fir Ole ber-
ftorbenen Mitslieber Der aatboIiiden
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Bittr INN Rnfpnkranzp fir
krtpgsiuualihr

II. e. 5rau bat Die orei &inoer,
oenen tie in 5atima erldien, oen auf-
trag gegeben sic Meni6beit bur1 oas
Tolenfran5- -@ebet Dor einenl groBer
lebel 81 betpabren, bas Die Weni6.
belt beorobt, menn iie nidt 81 Soft
uno Gelieion 5uriidfebrt.
Ser Golenfrana-Wonat bietet oa5u
Die bette @elegenbeit. I'm oieielbell in
|balioen ariegsDeteranen 3lfon1inep
5u laiien, baben bie &armelitenb1fer
lin Gbicago es unternommen, Moien-
fran5e fiir redt biele 8eter 5u ertper-
ben. 8er Hoienfrdn5e gu oieiem gu
ten 8erfe beiautragen millens lit,
moge bieielben ienoen an: 8bilip
Otarp Gbuoig, III O. of CWm., CO
Garnelite 5atbers, 642S 1onte 9(pe.,
Gbicago 81, SSa.
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SooesauSeteen

p. 3, seiferIe, C.PP.S, ct. 8e
ters-Sirde, glpoOo, g., plotlif ee.
ltorben I'M Sitter bon iieb5ig Sobren
p. Seiferle mar Elm eifriger 2eier Ser
,Solepbinum Geoie1p' uno ein Sreurr
oes Soiepbinunls.
6ranf t. Nnttueiler, eeitorben ON
6. Suli 1948 i'm gllter bon abtuno.
odt5ig Sobren. Gas 8egrGbni5 funr
ltott BON Ser ct. Inna=&ir6e, 9uf.
folo, g. .. gr mar ebenfous Elm Sc,
ler 1lnlerer &o6enbldtter.
:. Us. Sberle, geitorben i'm 9!lter
pon aft5ig Subren. 2eier Ser Sole.
pbinlm Gepieip'.
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Snrme iuobnen, oarnit iie riebt nit
gbriiten in Beriibrung tame. Sie
tpies alle borgeI6lagenen &eiratsan-
trage ab. gluf lire Bitten lieB Der
gater ibr i'm Surme Elm pradtboIles
gaoe5immer einri6ten. Erobbem ge-
langte lie gum @Iauben an gbriitus
|nno empfing oie beilige Snufe. SIM
Surme lieB iie\ 81 Ben 5ipei 8enitern
nod elm orittes anbringen nnb bef-
tete elm &ru5ifir an sic 8ano, unl
oos 8ebeim1lis ser ST.. 9reifaltigfeit
ItetS Dor slugen 5u baben. 9oourd
muroe lie bon ibrem Gater als Gbri-
tin erfannt. 3ieier eeriet oariiber
oermaBen in 8ut, Dob er nit ge5iid-
tenn Sdtperte ouf iie losorang. Wtit
8ottes Silfe entflob iie uno Elm I'M
gSege ltebenoer 5elien offnete ii6 uno
perbarg lie Dor ben Naditelluneen oes
Saters. Barbara belt iid) perborgen,
bis Elm Sirte lie entoedte 1,no ibrei1
aufentbalt perriet. 0a idleppte lie
Der gruulame Gater an ben Saaren
ilber Steine uno 0ornen nadbouIe,
mo er tie in einen finitern &erfer
mari. Barbara ober bIieb ltanbbaft.
Sic tpuroe nun Dem beioniIden Statt-
batter Wtarcian iibergeben. 0ieier IieB
lie entfleioen uno nit S6lensiemern
geibeln uno oie @unOeu nit Sder-
ben einreiben. glber lpabreno ser
gtodt erldlen ibr Gbriitus uno beilte
lie bon ibren @ltnben. 8eim 5neiten
Serbor Durbe ibr 2eib nit ciiernen
Safen 5erfleilbt uno oie Brittle abge=
l6nlttel1 morallf tie pbne &leioung
our6 Die StoOt eefiibrt lpuroe. Srot
oller Alalen blieb Die cole Suneirau
ltanobaft IN ibrem 8lauben. Ser nil
tenoe Sater erbot iid bonn Gidter bie
Grlaubni5, ieine Eobter ielblt nn15u-
brlngen, uno bieb ibr oas Saupt a6
om 4. Ge5en1ber 240. Sbr 6eit miro
am 4. Ge5enlber gefeiert. Sic lit bie
S6ubbeilige ser 8erglellte, ser 9lr=
tillerle 1tno miro angerufen gegen I'm.
gelpitter llno plobliben SOB. Sic ge-
bort 81 ben Gier5ebn Notbelfern. sic
miro abgebiloet nit einem &el6 uno
Der beiligen SoItie.
(5ortlesune folgt)
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@,rdhnd,epA: !

SiDng Gitg, So. - Blotlih ge
Itorben lit Ser bo6m'ite tSr. gomoni
&eelan, ieit 1920 8ii6of ser 9ioseit
Siour Gitp. @r mar in Srlano gebo
rem, muroe am "a. sunni 1890 ge
tpeibt, am 81. 8e5ember 1913 gun
@eibbildof BON Siour Gitp ernanu1
uno 1920 nod Dem Sob bon 8il6ot
@arrigan beiien Nahfolser ols 9i
Idol pon Siour Gitp.
Gittle Guf, Irf. = Sn ser 8ene,
oiftinernbtei Seem Subiaco itarb let.
te 8ode ser bohp. p. Bernard Ben,
O.S!B., odt5is Sabre alt, in friiberen
Sabren belonoers in Seras unb Or.
fanias Deitbin befannt als 9ieoner
uno Sdriftlteaer. @eboren om II.
sluguit 1868 in 9iberad, S6maben,
3eutI6lano, modte er ieine Stuoien
oortlelbIt, trat Johann in ginlieoeln
IN Ser .'Sdmei5 IN ben 8eneoiftiner.
oroen elm llno boller1oete ieine Stu=
bien in gep Subinco, mo- er om 20.
Ge5ember 1891 oie 4rieIterpeibe
enpfing. Gin GROCER Sell ieiner prie-
lterliben Satigfeit ipielte iib in
Seras ab, mo- er II. a. in Mueniter
uno 2inolaD als Bfarrer tpirfte. sSn
2inolap baute er oie Eforrfirhe unb
Den meitbin beriibmten &reu3peg. ssn
jene 3eit fallt al16 Elm @roBteil lei-
ner l6riftlteuerii6en 8eitr4ge fir bie
,&atboliibe 9tunol6au' uno ben
Southern Weiienger'. sSn ser sSolge-
5eit mirfte er in Monett, Mo., unb in
Sittle Gof uno Sort Smitb, arf., in
Der 9farrieeliorge, Bis i'm 5unebmen=
oes Sitter unb @ebre6li6feit in Sen
5lpaneen. r. Up.
ct. Hanl, Minn. = 9lm fommen-
ben Sonntag, 26. September, beginnt
bic pier5igItiinoiee slnoa6t in folgen-
ben Narrfirden ser gr5oi05eie: ST..
grloier, ct. Saul; 81. @eilt, ct.
Eaul; ct. Gacilia, ct. Saul; ct.
Sames, ct. Boul; ct. 2ufas, ct.
8ail; Ct geifolaus, CARRIER; ct.
Walburgo 5letder; ct. &lotiloe,
@reen galep; ct. Sobonnes Der 96,
fer Soroan; ct. 0iarien, Sc Center
ct. Spiepbs, 9feo @ing; ct. aotbe-
rlna, &eopooo Sails; ct. 8onifatius,
Sfefpart; ct. Marien, SracD; 81.
greifaltigfeits, geieli.
Ser fommenoe Sonntag, 26. Sep.
TENDER, miro in Ger gr5oio5eie ct.
Eaud als &ute6ismus 4Sonntag be.
gangen. 8elndB Oen anreglnsen oes
81. StubleS iollen Die 8l1ubiaen ar
oielem Gag Die beilige aommunion
empfangen unO fir cine reide grnte
aus Der Gerbreitung ser gottliheu
5ellslebre beten. 8elonoere 8rebia-
ten iiber Sic Rotpenoigfeit ser reli.
g1olen unterpeiiung our6 6ie gltern
5ubaule nnb ourd berufene Sebrer
IN Der 8emeinoe iino ebenfous porge-
leben
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am 4. Sftober beginnt oie neue
Soilon fir relisioie l1nterpeiiung ser
fatboliiden S6iiler in oen 0ffentli-
den Sbulen bon ct. 8aul unb Min-
Eneapolis. Die 2eitung bes &laIienpro-
gramms ltegt ielpeils in SGnoen ser
5ultanoigen bodtp. Serren 8farrer.
Bur ansbilfe in ser umfangreiden
arbeit iteben ieoo6 cine Heibe Semi-
narilten 1u1o 5irfa bunoertunooreifig
Salenlebrer our gerfiig1ng. BUR ipei-
teren slusbiloung ser 2esteren Begin
men am Jreitag in Den fatbolil6en
Sugeno5entralen in ct. Saul nno
minneapolis iSpe5ialfurle iiber oie
beiligen Saframente. g8er iib fir
oieie apoitolil6e SGtisfeit berufen
Ifitblt, m0ge iid anmeloen BEL Mep.
|Sobn Goonep, 251 Summit Mbe., ct.
Saul, elfburIt 1910. cpr
st. Glonb, Mil,n. sm porleb-
ten 9onnerstag erteilte ser bohm'It
@r. &oaoiutorbiibof Beter IS. Bar
tbolome Der neuen ct. Soiepbs Sir
Ihe in 8ruibpale Die fir6li1e @eibe.
|Sn leiaer 5eitpreOigt fiibrte er aus,
oaB oas neue @ottesbaus, bie 5rudt
10 pieler perionli6er Spfer an Belt
uno arbeit 11no @elo, oaItebt aIs
oauernoe Sreoigt nidt nur fir Die
Yfarrei, lonoern au6 fir alIe, bie an
Der &ar6e porbeifommen. Mn Dem
iolennen So6amt beteiligten ii6 au=
Der Dem bodw. Srn. Hfarrer Sarolo
gimmerling, II. a. bier friibere Yfor.
rer Der @eneinoe, ndnlid Die bo6m.
Serren SSobn u. S6rib bon Yerbam,
|8enrD u. 8armers bon Sent, 9enrp
|Steiden bon ct. gei1olas uno 6. M.
Saupt BON 8luffton. Sm Santtua-
RUM tparen auBeroem. .anneieno 8i-
|idof Bartbolone, @eneralpifar Wigr.
IS. Ibibaut, Wigr. Auguit 9ladta
bon @a6ena ilnb 5irfa fiinfaig Yrie-
|iter.
Mm 81. September feierte bic 9era.
Seiu-@ -@emeinoe in Mrban ibr oiaman-
tenes @riinbungsiubilG,1m 4n,peienb
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,HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Son &es. 3. 1nertges
(9sr. 81
(6ortietung)

Sic III. Barbara lebt uno tpirft
nu6 bellte nod 11nter Sen 8eraleuten
uno itebt iblten bel, belonoers In III
rem SooesnOten," bemerfte Der 8ater.
u&ie oft muroe mir in 9euti1lanb
IN ben &obleneruben bon Yolen llnb
Sdleiien er3ablt, nie Die bl. Barbara
ibnen Dor 1,nberIebenem 600 eebol.
fenl 5ait iiberan nurbe regellnaBie
bel Der ginfabrt in oie 3e6e elm @e-
bet 5ur FL, Barbara geiproden. Ser
,8oB' betete Dor uno es burfte fein
gergmunn babel feblen. 8er nidt
betete, ourfte audi ni6t einfabren,
oenn er fonnte llniegen lno @efabr
Iiir ale bringen, lpie einit Sonas ouf
ocm 5diffe." >n...
~Siele," 10 er5ablte ser Gater,
~fonnten Oas @ebet our bl. Barbara
auspenoig: ,Sl. Barbara, on cole
gralt mein 2eib uno Seel iei bir
Ioertraut; iutpobl i'm 2eben, als i'm
500, fonm mir 81 Sill in letter Scot
fomm mir gu Silf an lebten gno,
baB ifJ elnpfong oas Safroment. &oB
MIDI bel 8ott oie 8nao erperben, ooB
i6 in Sciner 8nab fam lterbeu. Den
boien Seino melt bon mir treib. Wtit
oeiner Silf Itets bel mir bleib. llno
Denn mein' Seel pom 2eib iid)
DenO't, 10 nilnm lie ouf in oeine
Sdno'! 8ebiit' Tie por Der Souenpein
uno fiibr' lie in Sen Simmel ein!'"
gto6 oiele 8el6id]ten er5Gblte uns
Ger Gater BON ser fl. Barbara oes
9lbenos, penn er uns &inoern &ate=
hismls-llnterri6t erteilte, als mir
Il1nb ale Ginoer in Budingbam feline
fatbolilde Sdule batten. Gin< bis
5Deimal fam ser Hforrer bon Cor
ming uno las Die beilige Welie. Ct
ipra6 ni6t 9eutld, mesbalb mir fei-
me Breoigt uno feinen llnterri6t bat.
ten. 9esbalb muBten Die gltern ibra
&inoer ielbit in Ser &eligion unters
ri6ten. 9es Ibenos famen oud biele
Radbarsfinoer 5u uns, penn 8ater
jleinen Geligionsunterrift bielt, pie
er es gelernt bate, ols er in 8irten
bel 9anten BEL einem 2ebrer oiente.
0es 8oters l1nterri6tsltunben unO
Die intereiianten gr5dblungen, bie er
einfloft, 5oeen oie ainoer an uno
beute nod ipreben piele grmabiene
0aOon.
@inmal er5ablte er uns nod Dem
ltnterrid)t Die 2egenoe bon ser FL.
Barbara, Die ols Eugenobeloin fir
ibren @lalben an Gbriltus ibr 2eben
bingab. 9as NOR in oen erIten 3eiten
oes Gbriitentums, als 10 biele gbri,
! item Sen Wortertoo erlitten. Sd elall,
'6e, lie 1purbe in geifomeoien (ober in
Seliopolis) I'M oritten ooer bierter
Sabrbunoert gemartert, na6bem lie
bon ibrem eigenen 8ater als Gbriitin
Dem beioniiden Hibter iibergeber
puroe. Sic mar Die So6ter bes rel.
den beionii9en 9ioscorus. Sic batte
groBe geiItige unb leiblihe 8or5iige
uno erbielt eine bobere 4usbiIbung
@s ioa II. a. Der groBe Srigines ib1
2ebrer se,pelen Iein I'M driitli6er
| @lauben. sic muBte in einem feiten
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nit ser Nahriht bonn 4bleben oes
9aroinols s@r5biidofs bon 9nrragona
in Spanien. Die 3obl Der &aroindle
lit ionlit alif iiebennnofiinf5ig gelun-
fen, orei5ebn neniger als Die poIIe
Quote oes 81. &olleeii1ns.
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MAXIMILIAN-SALBE

altberiibnte Gr1uterialbe, uniiber.
trofen bel
Sr ran b tn II n b en-
nller 9lrt nno BEL anbern 2eioen,
melfe i'm beigebenen 3irfular an
eegeben iino.
8reis 60 Gents per Sabr, plus
p Gents Ohio State Gales Ear fir
oieienigen, oie i'm Staate Obio mob
men. nSdiden sic mir A SSars
Sbrer Marilnilian-5 -5albe, ba ih mel.
DIE nad Deutihlanb ibiden mo6te.
oenn Sbre 5aIbe lit ,pirflid gut"
= S. Sf, &ohelter, gt. q.
ysur gu be5ieben bonn
d Macmillan Sanitarium
2698 Joyce Ave-, COLUMBUS 3, o.
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llnteritiislnes- -@elenihaft, 5elebrieri
bon Efarrer SoIepb a. gttel bon ct.
Wihael. I'm 1teiin l1br begil1nt Die
SabresDerianmlung Der &atboliiben
unferltiisungs s@eieai6aft, Die nm
bier ubr nadnittags gum abldluB
fomtnt.
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4srtbinatun, >. - ct. Eanl, Yfinn.
Samstag, 25. September 1913.
& tr dl en- t q | cnber

Somntas, 26. September: Neunsebn-
fer Sonntaa nadD Efinsiten. -
@pangelium: Son Ser fonig,
Nliden Sod5eit (0tottb. 22).
Rontog, 27. September: Cosmos uno
Samianus.
Dienstog, %. September: @en5el.
Itittlpo6, 80. September: @r5en9el
Utihael. ...
0onnerstag, 80. September: Sieroz
nDntlts. ...,~
ssreitoe, /. Sftober: Henieius.
Sanstag 3. Sftober: Sdutengel-
feIt.
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Stinnue OeS IDlfeS
fit oas SOiepbinnnl

ginlieeenb eine @abe, Sic id 81 gb.
rem oes III. Soiepb beriproden batte in
einem seitliden anliegen. Sd bin
@ott llno ser 5iirbitte oes fl. Solepb
oanfbor fir Sic grbor1ng in meinem
Inlie9en.
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3nr sefl. 8eadtnns
fir nnIerc Mlmmnen

8enn uniere Soiepbinum
alumnen beabiibtieen, an Der
I'M Sftober in Ga groile, @is.,
itattfinbenben .gtational Gath.
olic 9fural 2ife Contention"
teil5unebmen iperoen iie gebeten,
umgebeno ibre @biidt &eb.
Baul Wonarsfi, 700 SO. Min.
neiota Str, Brairie ou gbien,
Bis., mitteilen 5n tponen.
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9iermit ihide id Sbnen cine fleine
@abe 5u @bren bes bl. slntoniu5 gum
Sanf fir bie @rborltng in einem gn-
lie9en.
SSrau &. So.
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Qnittlnlg fiir trDu1ule
Gabeu 5ngnuiteu unierer
StnOenten
Mrs. Mary A. Reh, Delaware,

Mrs. Mary A. Reh, Delaware,
o. O................... .$25 90
A Reader, Glandorf, o. ..... 500
Mrs. L. P Reischman, Bakers
field, Calf. ............ 500
Ralph Ludwig, Cleveland, o.. 500
Mrs. Albert Denzer, Santa
Clara, Calf. ........ 400
H. j. Sands, Cleveland, o. :. 800
Alois Metz, Milwaukee, Wis. ESQ
JOS P. Seitz, Lansing, Mich. 200
Mrs. Mary Tritz, Chicago, Ill. 200
Jacob Anstett, Flushing, N. Y 100
JOS. Seidenberger, Schulen-
berg, Tex. .............. 100
Eliz. Valerius, Albertville,
Mimi. 100
Mrs. B. Gruner, New York, N.
Y..................... 100
Peter Rauch, Pittsburgh, Pa. 100
Mrs. Kath. Wendinger, New
Ulm, MINI. ............. 100
Geo. HanSman, Tuscola, Ill. =. LOO
Lena Mistler, Maysville, KY. 100
John Pack, Menasha, Wis. -. 100
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Siermit iGide i6 Sbnen 50 5um
"Gool 6lnb". 8ir itnb ielblt orm =
aber ser liebe 8ott miro ihon meiter
belfen.
9llter 2eler.
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Mptlkrautpr-Upp

aller Sorten, edit nnb billig - bon
8farrer &neipp etnpfobleu - $1.00
bas GfnnS = sn besiebem bon:
MntbonD Sperl, 1917 gpni-
fag-Str., Eittsbnrsb 3, ga.
Sittsbnrgb3, ga.
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Brttrllt Eurr zptt1ng t,tdlt ah!

ssenn bn ebr eeie oer Sage pieeid &ennns fir On
3inns an bah Dir nd m6sl it, ett Senen Sabresbetras
mnnbem 10 eae n a iunbn ma rn6s bis bu ben 8eras tell
ueie ober sans babn annf ir enben bene 3euns mter
Mbbeeanns beoeu ben gerln enes an 5rennbes nnb
Sdaben fir bic fatboliIde NreTe
On fannh beu Nbpnnement auf ben Oboainemnb ber She
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The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
Congress Will Try
 To Solve Fish Trap Controversy
Friday. January 2. ls4S

WASHINGTON, CP) - The first step intended to settle the contro- versial question of fish traps in Alaska will be taken next month by two Congressional committees.
 The Senate subcommittee on interstate and foreign commerce headed by Senator Magnuson O. WashD and the House fisheries subcommittee headed by Rep. Tollefson R.-WashD will hold hearings on an interior depart ment bill to revise the system of allocating fish traps in the Terri tory. Senate hearings will start Jan. 26 and those in the House Jan. 29.
 The question of reducing the number of traps held by big pack ing firms has been coisidered year after year until finally the interior department got all interested par ties to agree to submit to Congress for final detrmination it's proposal to solve the matter.
 The legislation introduced in the House and Senate last year pro- poses that all fish traps in the Ter ritory must be leased from the government.
 It would provide that persons and firms holding 20 or less fish traps could retain them; operators of from 20 to 30 traps could retain 90 per cent of them; those with 30 to 40 could retain 80 per cent; and those with 40 or more could re- tain 75 per cent.
 All licenses would expire in Is years, not subject to renewal.
 The legislation proposes that at once the big packers would sur render 42 trap sites.
 These would be sold to the high est bidder, with Alaskan villages, natives, and residents being given priority. If no one in Alaska want ed them, they would go to the highest bidder from Outside. The licensees would pay the government a royalty equal to the value of five per cent of the catch
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
Water Diviner "Finds'' Miles Of Uranium
O(P) NeWsfeatures)

ROSSLARE HARBOUR, Wex- ford, Ere, (PD Joseph Henry Bennett, a County Longford far mer, with something Of an interna- tiOnal reputation as a water di- viner, has branched out into d. vining uranium.
 Without leaving Ireland, and working only with maps, Farmer Bennett says he has divined miles of uranium" in a certain British possession, the name of which he would not divulge.
 To understand Bennett's meth ods. you have 10 understand water divining. which is something like the Indian rope trick. inasmuch as those who have seen ii know all about if. while those who have not seen ii swear ii is a fake and can not be done.
 The ordinary water diviner $ remarkable enough. He walks across a field with a hazel wand in his hand, and the wand trem- bles and points doWnWards at the point where water lies beneath the soil.
 Farmer Bennett, however, does his water divining without leaving the house, and letters of thanks from India, Australia, New Zea- land, the United States, South Ali rica, Sweden, Denmark, Holland. Belgium and France, indicate that his technique has some success.
 Bennett, who is a partner in Kelly and Bennett, Water and Mineral Diviners, recently gave an exhibition of his powers at the engineers office of the Cork Board of Health.
 Holding hazel rod over an ord nance map he traced the course of an underground stream ali Curra- binnY. where he said the boring must be l60 feet deep. At Monks town he predicted a good supply. 40 yards wide and 90 feet deep.
 It was reported that unfortul- ately there was a house on tile land at MonkstoWn, but the pre- diction of the Currabinny water is
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
Soviet Boosts Its Tea Production
MOSCOW, (P)-Along with her

MOSCOW, (P)-Along with her fine grain and sugar crops for this year ne Soviet Union is going to have an excellent tea yield.
 Based on reports from all of the tea growing regions of the south, the Moscow News called the crop excellent"
 Georgia, Azerbaijan and Kras- nodar Territory have completed their plan of state tea leaf deliv- cries ahead of schedule and the first few hundred tons of the l947 tea have already reached the fac tories.
 A report stated the collective and state tea plantations of sub tropical Georgia have over full filled the plan by 796 tons and topped last years crop by 7,l22 tons.
 Russians are among the world S greatest tea drinkers.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02
Brazil Plans
 Army Of l62,OOO

RIO DE 'JANEIRO, (H) - The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies is studying a bill which will fix the military forces of the Brazilian army for l948 at total of 162,000 men, which does not include the unspecified number of officers of the land, air and navay armed forces.
 The army will have 77,000 pri- yates, 10000 sergeants and 21,000 corporals. The navy will have 21,000 privates and the airforce will have 12,OOO privates, TOGO sergeants and 2,600 corporalS.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02

on the first 5OO,OOO salmon caught and seven per cent for all over that amount. Trap site holders could deduct Territorial taxes up to 50 per cent of the royalty. The money the government receives would be divided equally with the Territory.
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02

IaersS super pretty witty waitress at the lunch counter in the Colossal Food Market. While admiring her recently customer remarked: 'I see tips are forbid den here. Now just what would happen to me if I gave you one?"
 Quickly responded the S.P.W.W. "Pd lie like the devil to protect you, sir"
The Nome nugget., 1948-01-02

being placed before the local gov ernment authority and subject to their approval borings will be made.
 As for the "miles of uranium" Bennett said he had already been visited by a representative of the British government in this connec- lion. but they had not succeeded in coming 10 terms.