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Evening star., 1948-11-14
Id. Man Invents
| Mist That Kills
| Kitchen Odors
By the Assoeiotsd Press


A Washington scientist reported
last night he has compound
capable of overcoming kitchen odors.
DR.. Lowell B. Kilgore said his new
compound, sprayed in the air in the
form OF q mist, will completely de-
odorize" all common household
smells.
The smell of tobacco smoke, cook
ed cabbage or peeled onions will
vanish in 10 to 80 seconds, after q
five-second application, he told re-
porters.
A Whit of garlic or dead fish,
DR.. Kilgore said. takes about two
minutes to overcome. In these cases,
while the original smell Is elimin-
ated, a secondary, but inofIensive
odor remains for awhile.
He said the substance has been
under successful test for more than
& year and might be made available
to the public around January.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
President Who Served q Day
Called First From Missouri

David r. Atchison, then a United
States Senator from Missouri, had
the peculiar experience of filling
the shoes Of President of the
United States for one day."
And, Mr.. Barker added, Senator
Atchison slept through his entire
term of Office.
President Polk's term expired on
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Reds Unready for War,
Admiral StandIey Believes
By the kssociotsd Press


MANILA, Nov. l3.-Admiral Will
liam H. STANDBY, United States war
time ambassador to Russia, said in
an interview today he felt there
was no immediate threat Of war be-
cause Russia Is not prepared"
The admiral, on a business trip
to the Far East. said he had an
opportunity to travel freely in Rus
sia and from what know OF them
Russian agriculture and industry
have not been sufficiently geared
for immediate war"
Admiral Standley, now an ofncial
Of Pan American Always, was am
bassador to Moscow during the
critical period from February OF
1912 through October Of 1943.
He was interviewed at Malacanan
Palace where he called on President
Elpidio Quirino.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
PVT. Arthur P. Brensinger
To Be Reburied THURSDAY

Reburial service for Pvt. Arthur
p. Brensinger, former employe of
Peoples Drug Stores here, will be
held at pm. Thursday in Arlington
Cemetery.
Pvt Brensinger was killed October
3, 1914. with an Army field artillery
Evening star., 1948-11-14
BY the Associoted Press

Harry S. Truman may be the sec
ond and not the first president from
Missouri, in the opinion of John T.
Barker, q Justice Department Of
fetal.
Historians disagree. says Mr.. Bar
ker, who halls from the "Show-Me'
State.
He recalled that 80 years ago
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Eight Trade Missions
Negotiating in Moscow
BY the Associotad Prass

MOSCOW, Nov. 13.-The arrival
today of a Norwegian trade delega-
ton brought to eight the number
Of high level trade and economic
delegations now negotiating with
the Soviet government in Moscow.
Four of these eight delegations
arrived during past week and al
most all are headed by foreign trade
ministers or officials of cabinet
rank. 1t is thought that agree
ments which are being negotiated
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Boukhoqe to AnoIyze Vote

H. r. Baukhage, radio commen-
tator, will analyze the recent presi.
Dental election results in an adj
dress to visiting students OF Ameri-
can University at the downtown
branch, 1901 F street NV, at noon
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

are likely to have great Importance
singly and collectively.
The eight delegations are: foreign
trade delegations from Italy, Yugo-
slavia, Korea, Bulgaria, Norway,
Finland and Poland and one ftnan-
cial delegation from Poland.
Evening star., 1948-11-14
Man Kills Invalid Mother
And Then SIays Himself
By the Associated Press

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 13.-
Deputy Coroner John w. c. Fox
reported a bed-ridden son, Archie
Jacobstein, AZ, fatally shot himself
and his invalid mother here today.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

unit in Italy. A
native of Ross
lyn, Va. he at
tended Washing
on Lee Hi 9 h
School in Arling-
ton. After grad
uation he worked
as q pharmacist
helper at several
drug stores here.
before joining
the Army in
1912. He was 81
at the time OF
his death.
His widow,
Mrs Dorothy
Evening star., 1948-11-14

MIS-. Dorothy fvt. brsn'inser
Brensinger, lives at 4l2 Hamilton
street NV. Also surviving are his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bren-
singer, and three brothers, Herbert,
Lester and Carl Brensinger, ali OF
Washington.
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2t,ss Salem, Okie


Gcrte golfsgenoiien, ;b made
eld allen befannt boB Ser 3ipeis 19
elm 0aaoio- -5eIebiiion (oos bette aui
Dem Marfet) in amler 2ofal einse-
felt bat. SD ielbIt babe einsnt 8aie.
ball ullH @lloer=0of itellung beige.
tpobnt uno auBerorbentlib gefaIlen
baron eebabt. sSnfoIgeoellen labe id
'perte 6reunhe eub aue ber3lith elm.
nm ellb in e,rem eigenen Seim &C.
mitlib an amiilierel Senn es III
icertboG.
0llrb made it aae 8riioer bonv
.3lpeig 19 aufmerfiam baB sic ndhIts
Seriammlimue am 3. Septembcr,
INN 1880 llbr abenoS itaitiinhet. 9n
luidti9e @eidafte porlicaen 10 bite
irt ale an4peienb 3,l iein.
Nlrcb lperben oie 8riiber gebeten
1ib gititeheno 81 MAIDEN i'm Gereill
uno Central Gerbano.
49,. Simon &alls, Sefr.
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mem Gbeebiloe eeI9offen, tparam

mem Gbelsbiloe eei4affen. tpar,im
bann follen tpir i'm nidDt preiien un6
loben9 @ie mir es berlangen bas
lutiere &inoer uns ebnen. > lit es elm
Wunber baB bellte Nie 8elt 10 ser.
riittet lit @eraa oie Meni1en Den.
fen iie fonnen leben obne Stride llno
pbne @ott. 8 ibr Mrmen &reaturen.
0ir fGnncn ole @obltaten 8ottes
IN ben hriltliben Samilienbaulern
melde ibrem aoniirmanoengel;ibce
treu geblieben fno, beutlif ieben. mie
@ctt oiNe Sanlilien geie9nt bat unO
ipilier mas ibre Nilidt ais Elm gsat).
folger Gbriiti fu,o Gin gutter lulS
treuer Iiener bes !Serrn fann bic 81 T.
mabt 8ottes iiiblen uno Die fonnen
ipir foen Sonnrua in lntlercr Son'
terusfird)e ipiiren. 0arlm laBt nns
lmiere Ganfopfer bringn 81 Dem
Serrn ser uns 10 reiGlid geiegnet
hat. Sos malte @ptt!
q. S. @inoer, Sefr,
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3,peia 26.

Mllen MiteIie6ern biene CUR ae.
fdaigem 9eafyridt, baB Die Sallcn.
tportIteae in unierm Sahienbeim in
furaer 3eit frei miro. 60 blern:i1
miro Die @eleeenbeit ieoem 9rlner
aeseben merSen. ,pelhe iib iiir oieien
Holm interaIl,eten ibre Sffertea ein-
snie,lben.
Der nelle 9allenlneilter miro ~
iinierer Septembe1 -Monatsperlamm=
lung geiuablt aperoen. slle 0sitglle;
Der, peld,e 1ib INN bieie Stelle be-
tDerben tpollen, iino erillht ibre 81
ferten an oen Sereinsiefretlr bis
5lm 1. September 1913 per Eril
'einauienoen.
gs lit Der @ltnih Der WtitglieDer
bob mir einen gllten Sallerneiiter
1pdblen, ltm ipe,es 9eben in bas Ser
ednslofal 5u bringen banit mir ale
cine CUTE @eielisfeit lpie IN ben Gu-
ten alter 3eiten gcnipben fonneu.
glnbrep S. 8iuoer. Setr.
4413 Grant ctr.
Barp, Snbiana.
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2lnfties Ses Ne4Sl beAarfs IT tt.$.N.

uertrMdcfter, aud ole Qransportie.
r,,ng, Die @erarbeit,tng miro inuner
beifer, i1Iieblib miro aud ser Ser
braudb 6es Sels Our6 6n &onillnlea-
ten INNER iparfanrer. Cine anocre
2atiode. hie 3u &oiinulrsen bereb=
tigt, liege oarin, haB 'uirfliber Sort
ibnitt IN Der Gr5ele,lng bon ipntbe.
Itiiben Sel eraieIt tpuroe.
Was nun bie Metboben Der Sud,e
nab Del anbelangt, 10 miro iie naf
ben releIen NetboSen insbeionbere
i'm SiiSen ,mo in Sen @eeenben am
nrerifaniiden Golf nit beionnerem
Giier betrieben. Cine ssirma bat ).
9. adt Meilen iiiolib bon ser 2iiIta
Der &ereinigten Staaten inn Mteer
,eine fiin'itIid)e Sniel eebaut. Ole jeoen
Sturm gemaden lit. sic beiist
@obnralume fir oie @rbeiter, oann
Moidineniduppen mo @obrgebiete,
,oie fir iieben NlrIlen ausriten.
Gin 8obrlob lit bereitS bis 3u elmer
Siefe bon et,ua 5000 Sub sebicben.
Iber neue Oelfalnoe tperoen ouf
Die Sellage in Mmerita MIR oann
einen @inflrB babe,l ipenn nelre Hoi-
finerien entiteben uno mem Ser
transport bon GrSGl perbciiert miro.
Oes,pegen erfpartet mon, SOB Die
ndhiten Monate noh i.nner nou
Selmangcl 5el,een tpcroen. @eines.
tpegs tueroen oie SelIiefcrungen all.
pureidlid) iein. Sm Son,mcr iteigt
Der 8eoarf fir oen sntrieb ser Iano.
iuirflfaftlid)en Srattoren uno DER
Rraftmagen ouf ben 2anoItraben. SIN
Winter braitd)t man tpicoer mchr
&eroiln llno ole leid}teren Sellnrtcm
fitr Die &eisrng. Der 9eSarf tpirb
freilid aud bobon abbGngen, oh ser
fomnrenoe Minter mebr uoer ipeni.
ger Itreng iein miro. -. ..
slber TIM SSnbne 1949 fdnn man
cine Beiierl,ng IN Der 8cIiefermng
nit Gel ernparten, neil einereitS Oie
Seliude unausgeiett fortgelest miro
unhererleits Die 9taffhlieruna oMl
Sel 5uninmt. bon Ser ipntbctiSdcn
Vrooldtion gan5 81 ibaeisen. Mae
oiele 5aftoren iinb oanah ansetm
Den Groolmansel idblieBlib au be.
beben. Common Council.
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Hiitoriihes mnS
utcHerftes
ShIub ben Seite I.


Beburtsbaus bier 1tanb. 2eioer ia,
man oieies Meland,tbon= =Ml,ie,ml
ni6t Dem Rabmen ieiner llmgebure
angepaBt, ionoern es im Seidmlad
feiner gntlteblmgs5eit, Der iuillcl
miniiheu .8otif" errihtet. 8as ie'
boh OIL Sanoidyrtiten, @erfen uni
8iloern Der Wdnner Der &eforlna.
tion uno oes Sumanismns 5ulam
rnengetragen lit, ldBt ben 8au lei6
Cergeiien.
llno ifaut man aus ben oterer
se1litern oes &auies auf oas @eitaffal
Der 9Gder umo 9dhlein Der Staot
oas liA 10 fein in Den Sdtulmg Del
9anoihaft idmieat, bam mag mal
3eit uno 3eitnot oergeiien. 9a rag
auh Der idlanfe ipise 9urm Sci
Stiftsfirde, Dem heoeutenoIten er
baitenen Bauopnfmal @rettens EN-
por. ia lugt Mm eine @fe uoriihti!
Ser peripitterte Hfeiiertllrm, oa er
id)ant man Die 3eiben, oie 6riegs
note, 8elagernnsen, 8rdnoe, @er
beerunsea, nod Ibris selaiien baben
Babiife 3eit,ing. Jreiburg t. .
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SIR 6erS nno Sinu.

Gle nadIte regelmdBige Seriamm
lung bes 3auci9 80 finoet am Srei
taa. oem 10. Septewber ltait. s(d,
gritocr iino aufs berslidite einge'
ldSen or @eriamlnlllng bei5unob'
men.
s0as allidbrlide Yidnid oes 3tpeia
80 iinoet am Sonntas, oen 5. Sept
itatt.. am tpoblbefmlnten @idliiic
kFlat. g(nf Srelnoe bon nod lrnr
fern ibr ieiS lpiIlfomnen 8eionoers
iuiro m oieiem Gag fir Die &inber
geiorst. 60 miro frei Hop nno Sec
Gremn icin. Gin ainoerf0nig lno
ainOerfonigin miro an Dieiem. Tug
gefr6nt lperOcn. 8ringt ale cure
8ielleiht miro bein &ino sic
&onigsfrone al oieiem Sonntaa
tragen. Iud) fiir Die GriuadJienen 1T
alles geplant. &on1nlt llno frCuct
cub nit ser 9tatlu brauben IN @it.
life.
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aird5eu Iranen Yereiu Der SOnteruS'
G3cmeiuoe

Gs oiene allen Sdrreitern oes
sralreu 0ereins sur Nahribt, Eai
ole ndd)lte Geriamllrn9 am W'ltt
nocb, Ben 1. September, = llbr nab
mittass i'm Shulraum Der aird.c
Itattiinoet. Gle Mitslieber iino oll'
ireunSlih eri,lht mmueicno 81 leli1
gs lpar tpirflib cine Sreuoe III een
letten &erlummlllngen pie 5ablreld
Sie SdnpeIteru iih beteiligt bcbcn.
6ie es ihun allen WtitglieHerl be-
90 September einen ga'ar abbalttn.
faumt lit, miro Ser Sraucnperem oen
Seoes Mitglieo lit erllbt ettpas fllr
Oen 9oiar 81 naben.
csn &omitee fir &aIfee llno au'
dyeu iespieren iinb ioIgenOe Shlpe'
ltern: Goriteberin Maria llrlhel Sc.
arait, aatb. Shiller amo 6rau
Efarrer 81. 8. alifman.
Otarie 81. ginoer, Shrlttt.
3ueig 26.
slaen Mitglieoern CUR aenntnls
oaB umiere nGtite geriammluns an
Samstag, Cen 4. Sept, 8 llbr abenoS
inn Sahienbem abgebalten miro. Mle
iino erilbt ampeleno 81
Iein, neil Der neue Sallenmeilter &C.
pdblt Deroen ioil.
q. $. 9inoer, Sefr.
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8n,,Ses.0e el,ei,ssNiettt
S&lub nor 0eite ]

lihem sGbfaa" pollgeitopft mar .!Sier
tpnroe na d)Oem geriht 6cs @ebcin.
(aienites Der 72Ibrige Gmerih Ssiitt.
ner. alias Miller. feltaenommen.
Nnoere &erbafttnsen eriolaten IN
5lorioa. TOO 8 Yerionm ersriifen
/ apisroeh uno in Georgia. ,pobei
|slei& ,citis 'Sdiebunaen nit geitoh.
lenen autos aufseoedt wuroen. Sier
luuroen 100000 5alideeIo urS ae.
Itoblene Mlltureeiiu,'ier,,nss .8ei6ei.
Iniglmgen aus Nelp Serep seilm.
Den. Die Geitgenomnenen tp,lnroen
5u Straien bon 3 bis 7 Sablsu Der.
urteMt.
lteber merftuiaoige Gnhpidlungen
eincs ltnterialdunesfa{les in Gali-
fornia beridtet MaloneD iolgeabe
GitHlbeisn: @genten aus Sos
Mngeles perb0rten eiten 1anfitcllen-
Snba6er in Wfaoera nanlens 8o,,.
mann iiber einen 9iebitabl pom
Sabinss Bombs in 9(ponoale, Colo,
po pin Safe i'm SSsa6re 1916 auf.s
Igcbrohen aporaen mar. 8ebor Die Be-
! amten rcdt ibegnrmen batten. cr+
id tpubte porber, baB ibr midi frie.
fldrte 9o,uman: "Sfap. Sss,ineers.
| gen tpiirbet. iobalo ibr Biap@iaialns
.. ..gei6nappet battet." gr befannte iih
Der 01lMpune bon Bombs mnlois. Sic
Williams ibn eegeben batte. 9ie
8eantten batten feline Soee bon &il.
liams, fonoen i'm aber mad, iorgi6l-
tiger Dnrfiorifung BON &otels uno
|1euriiten Comps nit ieiner 17idb.
rieen Grau IN Gresno. 8ei ser &c.
fragatne iiber Die Bombs nsahte Mil=
liams oen eLeden Gebler tuie 8olp.
nan. Gr nabn an, bob Die Beamteu
iiber ieine Barbred) d)erluifbatm ,snter-
ridtet 'leien. uno eeitano eine 9feibe
bon 8onS- -Sdlihungen, beren Sfau.
plGse iiber Sie metiten 4S gtaaten
beritre,t iparen. 8etoe Wanner er.
! marten Die geridt1ide gntideiosna
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Sonterms=airhe Shmlbeu-
Mbsablung.

.9ringt ber Dem 6errn Sob unb Gb,'
glus frelloigem 8eniite;
Gin ieoer 8ottes Hitbm pcrmebr.
llno preiie ieine 8iitel"
Gs berrid)t groBes Sntereiie mo
freuoige gegeiiterlms inter ben Wtit,
bern Der SonterusgenleInoe. Gle 3elt
lit ge.ommen 100 Die 8linNer Der
8emeinoe lidJ eitibloiien babeu nab
% Sabren ertfieHj IN Santbarteit
lmo Sreue 81 ibre1n lieben @ott ibr
Iiebes mb id)ones @ottesbaus iblll,
oenlos 3ll MAIDEN. 8roBe Srell0e iii
beonoers lnter oen Gltercn Wii-
glieoern, neil Die iiiugeren 8lieoer
'oieies llnternebnlen III Die San0 ges
notnnren baben.
9as Observation-Disclosures 1T
unter Der 2eitllng BON 8ruoer ssranf
S. 8eier. Gr bat 2eib uno Seele in
Der Safe. slls Sefretdr lit Souis
9abis unb Shasmeiiter Saul 8uiIt
slae iino boiler gegeiitenng ibr aez
festes 3iel 81 errei6en. GS bdngt an
ellen Witslieoern in mie fern mir iie
urteritiiben meroen. |
am Sonntaa Den 10. au9IIt
batte Dos &omitee nit Den fru,eu
beioer 3irdenpereine ein Sid OF
0inner" ierpiert. bel Dalfem Die OIL.
tpefenOen Mitglieoer iiber $4,000 Der.
biirgt batten. slId) Die Sfulfinber
paren boiler Vegeiiter,lng imc bat.
ten ibr 3tel periprohen llnier 3iel
lit $4,000.
Nserte Witglieoer Der Sonteruss
@emeinoe laBt uns nal Die @obl-
taten, ole unier blmmliidJer Batter 10
gndoig uno rei6lih al uns getan
bat aui5dblen. @er fann iagen oas
SOttes sluge niht iuadt iiber jeoeI
Samilienieele? 0ott bat ru5 81 lei.
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1l,a< 81. Eemts, NtiTSsari
3iueis Is.

Gs oiene alien Mitglieoern Dcs
3ueig Is sur gefdaiaen 0ahrid)t,
oab unIere n4hite 8erianmllmg am
Souutaa. ben 5. September, 3 llbr
nahmittags itattfinbet. gs iperoen
alle Sdupeitern uno 8riioer eriuh1
in oieier Yerianrmling antpeieno 81
lein, oa spiftise @eihdfte all erleol'
gen iinb. 9arunl fommt ale.
81. Sub, Sefr.
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1lus Meitaea, pa.
Hueia 81.

Stueig 81.
Der Sra,ren NRrein 3rpeig 81
bielt ole nnonatlihe Serlammlllna
Samstaa Den 7. sllgilit, ab. IS
ipuroe beid)loilen ieoen 5rpeiten ,lnn
pierten Wfitt1pot) i'm Wonat elm
&artenpartie
absubaIten. Seoe Sfape'ter 1T ge.
beten einen Hreis 81 ipenoen Nad)
gnoe bes aartenlpiels miro elll
S,ud, Ierpiert. @ir bitten alle Sdpe'
itern 10 sablreih pie m0glih gu er-
iheinen.
Sulanna &omiiber, Sefr.
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sk.s Sie unb Sbre Anaebb vtsen
Dettalteb TIM Qranfcnperein unb
Central 8erbanb? Wenn ntd3t, iett
III Dte Sett beiautreten. I'm eenauere
Snfprmattpn rnfen Ste ben 0pfal.
bertreter an.
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Scrrena6enb

slm Samstag, ben 4. Sept. ium s
llbr abenos bis ? :? ? mpaen mir
WtGllner uns einmal auIammen mo-
den. 9Iu oieiem Mbeno la,len mir Gle
belisre Sdlfte babeim. Der lleber.
ihuB bon oieNer ltnterbaltinlg foa
ein neues s. u. Jfaoio fiir infer
Sahienbeim fauien uno ioll audi in
einen ipe3iellen geben 8eiierlngell
an anierem E,f,lidplas 5ll peripbeH.
Wenn on Manm bieIen Mbeno po1
oeiner israu megfonlmen fannit -
10 fomm ime bring ocine 5relmol
nit OH bieiam Serrendbeno am b.
Septenbber am @idliffe TidnifplaB
Wir nollen einmal ieben mas ipi,
Wdnner ohne Die 1sruuen LETTER
fonnen. u. s. 3ea, Sefr.
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'lidem sGbfaa" pollgeitopft mar .Sier
,pnroe na d0em 8erid)t 6cs @ebcim.
|hienites Der 72mbriae Gmerih Siitt.
|ner. alias Willer. feltgenommen.
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Illus Ae,s,eiteaS. pa.
Die 6ausmeiiteriteae
1T pffeu am /. September.

Cl UTTeW uW T. ~VV't""t@'
8riioer. tpeltbe rpiinNden lib Inn
bas Mmt ar belperben ioaen lib TO-
fort beim Sefretar id,riitlib on,r
|miinolih anmelben.
Ssom araft. Sefr., 2422 9baues ct
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The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Wednesday. July ll. lS%e.

firmed in Cincinnati, Ohio, by his father, A. E. Anderson, board chm. of that city's Hospital Care Co)
 Anderson, employed by the Col umbia River Packing Co.,, won the Olympic discus crown in 1892 at Los Angeles, setting new re- cord for the Games of 162 feet 4 7/8 inches. The mark stood un- til 1886.
 A former Cornell University track star, he was competing un- der the colors of the New York Athletic Club.
 Anderson's body is at a nor
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Blood Clot Fatal To Olympics Star

ANCHORAGE, - R - The body of John Anderson, 28, for mer Olympic Games discus cham pion, was brought here yesterday from the Alaska Peninsula fishing village of Naknek where he died Saturday.
 An autopsy showed that a blood clot on the brain was the cause of his death.
 His identification as the one time Olympics winner was con-
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
AUTO LICENSES MAKE LOW FIGURE THIS YEAR

The US. Commissioner reports that 245 cars in the city have been issued Territorial Licenses prior to the deadline which was an nounced for July 9th.
 The City Clerk reports that only 221 have been granted City Licen- Ses to date.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
REPRESENTATIVES MAKE ANNUAL BUSINESS TOUR

Karl Strand, representative of the Schwabacher Grocery Com pany, of Seattle, is here on the annual business trip.
 Fred Stephen, of the Schenley Corp, with offices in New York, is a guest at the Wallace Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
LAND OFFICE OFFICIAL HERE FROM JUNEAU

Gertrude Noylor, of the Land Registration Office, arrived yes terday from Anchorage on her annual routine trip. Her headquar- ters is in Juneau in the office of the Territorial Treasurer. She left on the Pan American plane for Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
ITS "A BOY FOR THE ISMERTS REPORTS GRANDMA STEVENS

MT. and Mrs. C. M. 1Smert, of Kansas City, Kansas, are the par ents of a baby son born July 12 h and weighing 2 1/2 pounds. Mrs. Ismert is the former Pat Collins, daughter of Mrs. L. Stevens of this city, and was a receptionist and nurse at the Maynard Columbus Hospital while making her home here.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
MILDRED HERMANN NOW IN LAW PRACTICE IN JUNEAU

Mildred Hermann, who was AL aska Director of the Office of Price Administration during the war, and who handled special pulp licity for newspapers and radio during the last session of the Territorial Legislature, has an- nounced the resumption of her law practice at Juneau, with of fices in the Valentine Building.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14

A birds air conditioning sys- tenn, enabling it to lose body heat, consists of a system of air sacs extending through the whole body.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
ANOTHER THANKS NOME" FROM SEATTLE

Dear MT. and Mrs. Harper: Home again with the Alaska trip over but with a wonderful collection of memories.
 We will long remember your hospitality in Nome. We enjoyed every minute of our stay and only wish it could have been longer.
 Best wishes to all,
 Sincerely
 Mrs. C.W0 Helen Lawrence
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14

tuary here pending arrangements for burial in the states.
Smyrna times., 1948-01-29
Farm Bureau News
Delaware Receives Recognition

George C. Simpson of Houston,
President of the Delaware Farm
Bureau, and Ralph r. Peters of
Smyrna, Executive Secretary, at a
meeting just concluded in Trenton
were elected to the offices of Pres
ident and Secretary of the ten
north eastern states. The North
east in December will be host to
the A. F. B. F. Annual Convention
in Atlantic City which will draw
approximately 10000 farmers from
all over the nation.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Del
aware Farm Bureau will be Feb
ruary 18th, at the Peoples Church,
Dover.
Watch for an announcement as
three of the nations best speak
ers will participate in the pro-
gram.
New Castle and Kent Annual
Meetings
During the past week both the
New Castle County and Kent
County Farm Bureaus held their
annual meetings. Nelson Jost,
Regional Organization Director of
the Northeast, spoke at the New
Castle County meeting. Mr.. Jost
urged farmers to take a more i'm
lportant part in state and national
affairs pointing out that other
groups were doing just that and
that farmers must do likewise to
protect their own interests. Mr.
Jost urged farmers to strengthen
their own organization in order to
do this.
Other speakers were w. H. Rey.
nolds of MiddletoWn, member o1
the Field Crops Committee of the
A. F. B. F.; Ralph r. Peters, Elk.
ecutive Secretary of the Delaware
Farm Bureau, who spoke on what
Farm Bureau has accomplished
and Barton Hopkins, Chairman Of
the P. M. A. for New Castle Coun.
ty.
The Kent County annual meet.
ing was held Friday, January 23rt
at Caesar Rodney School. Speak.
ers were Jack Lafferty, Extension
Editor, University of Delaware
Smyrna times., 1948-01-29

rdLlOQ WITH IdIm DullulilS du-
thorities and the U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, recently
made the following recommends
tions:
Insulation is generally recon-
mended for laying houses, be-
cause it helps maintain more
nearly uniform interior tempera-
lures regardless of the season. In
almost all laying houses the roofs
or ceiling should be well insu-
lated to counteract the heat abb
sorbed by the roof in hot weather,
and to reduce heat losses during
cold weather"
The first essential of any farm
building, even before insulation
is considered, is sound, weather.
tight roof which will give year.
round protection against chang
ing weather conditions. If the lay
ing hens are subjected to chilling
draughts or dampness through
leaking roofs, egg production
drops off and fatal illness in
creaSeS.
Inspect Roofs
Farm building authorities rec
ommend that the roofs of laying
houses be carefully inspected and
if weaknesses are found, suggest
re-roofng rather than patching
before making additional expendi-
lures for insulating materials. A
Smyrna times., 1948-01-29

Funny thing about hobbies -.
When Ed Carey started making a
model of the "Flying Cloud" it was
only to rest his eyes from reading.
But now he spends every spare
moment ship modelling!
Some wives might have resented
husband suddenly shutting him
self in the attic every night. But
not Eds Prudence. When she found
him working late, she brought him
up some beer and crackers. :.
showed real interest in his hobby
-. until finally Ed had her helping
with the rigging.