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Evening star., 1948-02-24

called for an air force second to
none," adequately trained and
equipped military reserves, sys-
tenn of defense bases outside the
United States, a dual-purpose mer-
chant marine, strategic stockpiles OF
scarce materials and an efficient
world intelligence system.
He declared the United States
needs to act firmly, promptly and
adequately" on the Marshall plan.
"Russia's postwar conduct de-
mands not only that we carry a big
stick, but see that our friends have
sticks of their own" he said.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Tydings Recovering
From Pneumonia

Senator Tydings, Democrat. OF
Maryland, a pneumonia patient at
the Bethesda Naval Hospital since
Saturday, was in satisfactory" con-
dition today, Capt. L. o. Stone, hos
pital commandant, announced.
The Senator is expected to re-
main at the hospital for at least
10 days, it was said. Senator Ty.
dings Is 81.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
my biggest job
DOESN'T PAY A CENT"

Any city can be made still better
place to live in if its citizens say:
Lets do something about it," This
stimulating article tells how to start
Evening star., 1948-02-24
How 10 PLAN for Family Happiness

FOR TOMORROW :. We live in changing world ramiy n w
leeds and circumstances change living costs taxes I
hve NOT had YOUR life insurance program reviewed ' ~
nave NO. 70 that should be brought up date
90 ,o.,v vavs in which you can your life inur.
ce that YOU should have the life insurance you no" own
- see if it suited your needs This is service " o
with your life insurance
The person best equipped help you with nls ~. VII.
uonr life insurance company INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE.
so Fast 4znd Street, New York II, N Y.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Budgeting help you contribute money to community
protects But that's only part of sound money planning 1ou
be likely have enough hand when you need
it, if you'll follow these few simple rules:
FOR TODAY The first thing for most families is to take
the fixed items such rent mort
gage and instament payments So start BY aaag up a ta
year. aae by ST. and set aside that H"'03"f ee9
Also every family should have rainy day fund equal 10
least four Set aside little every week until you
have that much Then you'll know how much can seno fo
food clothing heat light amusemens and so forth.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
by RALPH H. BLANCHARD
Execntipe Director,
Community Chests and Councils

IT'S easy to complain how bad
/ things are in our city. But
who's to blame? Many times,
only ourselves!
A city is just a big group Of
families. Its schools and its
parks, its hospitals and its
libraries, its concert halls and
its Fairgrounds will be no bet
ter in the long run, than We are
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Kino's Brother Under Knife

LONDON, Feb. "a (P).-The Duke
of Gloucester, brother of King
George, underwent a minor opera
ton on his foot today. Doctors said
the operation will immobilize him
for several weeks.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Night of the first game, Ted simply glowed with
pride. He had uncovered vital new interest in lite
He had found scores of new friends And he knew
that he was making the city better place tor his
oun children to grow upin
Try it in your city Unsehsh interests outside the
home give the family new bond uitb'" the home;
There's sense of real accomplishment that all
share in.
Of course, you can't go all-out for every COM
munity activity. But with planning you can often
contribute time or money that will give some
needed project boost. Every family should ear
mark definite part of its income-even If its
only little-for such purposes Then when your
help is needed, you can give with an open heart!
Think of community work as bringing double
advantage to your family: it makes your city a
better place for you to live in and it unites your
family in an adventure that's really big!
Evening star., 1948-02-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C. = As
2..l9

ter of Mr.. = Morris, Mrs. Nancy
Quinn OF Mclean. Other character
witnesses included Mrs. Katherine
Carper, wife of the chairman of the
Fairfax County Board of Super
visors, and DR.. j. H. Walton, Ar
.lington physician.
Mr.. Bryan was defended by At
torney T. Brooke Howard.
Evening star., 1948-02-24

Ted thought it over Next day, he went out to the
Clubhouse, had talk with the director And,
almost before he knew it, found himself volunteer
coach of the basketball team.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Piccard, About 10 Try
Record Sea Dive, Tells
How Balloon Works.
By Prof. Aueuste Pieeord
North American Newspaper Alliance

ABOARD EXPEDITION MOTH
ERSHIP SCALDIS, AT SEA, Sept.
25.-Now that the moment is al
most here for the submarine dive
toward which we have been work.
ing for 40 years, I want to write
briefly once again about the craft
which will take Prof. Max Cosyns
and me to hitherto unapproached
depths-the bathyScaphe. For many
errors have crept into popular
thought about this underwater bal
loon
The bathyscaphe-Greek for ship
of the deep-is in two parts, the
float and the cabin. This last is in
the shape of a ball, 6la feet in dia-
meter, with specially treated cast
steel walls 311a inches thick, weigh
ing more than 10 tons. The cabin
is, of course. heavier than water
Just as the cabin of our stratosphere
balloon was heavier than air.
In order for these cabins to float
freely, they must be buoyed up so
as to be lighter than the element
about them. A balloon helps the
shakespeare cabin to float when it
is filled with hydrogen or helirm;
under water, however, any gas would
be crushed by the pressure at great
depths and would therefore lose all
volume and buoyancy. We had to
use gasoline, liquid lighter than
water.
Float Is Light Steel.
| The float supporting our subma-
rine cabin is built of light steel,
shaped conventionally for under
water navigation, holding seven
aluminium gasoline containers. These
containers are open at the bottom
so as to keep the gasoline in bal
ance with water pressure at what
ever depths we may reach. This is
the same principle as a Zeppelin,
whose helium is contained in small
bags within the exterior covering.
Our float is some % feet high
nearly IS feet long and about 10
feet wide.
We named the bathyscaphe, now
nesting in cradle in the forward
hold OF this vessel. the "FNRS O."
after the stratosphere balloon In
which we first explored the upper
layers of the earth's atmosphere, the
"FNRS l." We hope that the name
may bring us luck, Just as we were
successful in our Stratosphere at
tempt
The initials stand for Fonds Ma
tional de Researches Scientifiques-
national scientific research fund
founded by King Albert of the Bel
gians 20 years ago, which is our
major financial sponsor.
Float Has Two Colors.
What struck most of those who
saw the bathyscaphe as she was
being loaded aboard at Antwerp was
her color. The cabin and the main
area of the float are painted white
to avoid overheating while we are
at the surface under the tropical
sun. The upper part Of the float Is
reddish orange color-chosen to
make us visible as possible to watch
ers aboard the Scaldis which must
pick us up when We return to the
surface.
Our stratosphere cabin also had
been painted white, and Prof. Cosyns
and I nearly perished of cold But
the previous year, with a darker
color, we had almost roasted to
death.
I do want to stress once more
that this expedition carries both our
names, not mine alone: 1t is the
Picard -Cosyns expedition. We are
friends and collaborators in the
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Home Show Queen Contest
To Have No Ace Limitations

Grandmothers are as welcome as
their grandaughters as entrants IN
the competition to select queen
Of the annual National Home Show
Exposition to be held at the Ma
tional Guard Armory october 16 to
"a.
This was announced by A. Milton
Talbert, show chairman. Contest
ants, Mr.. Talbert said, will be
Evening star., 1948-09-26

judged on achievement in some
worthy endeavor," as well as ap-
pearance and personality, and age
won't count.
Entrants should submit q recent
photograph and a letter describing
themselves and their activities or
work. Entries must be mailed be-
fore October 22 to Home Show
Queen Contest Committee, Invest
ment Building, Fifteenth and K
streets NV.
The exposition will feature $50
exhibits showing new developments
for homemaking.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

begin the center's fall and winter
program. New members will be
signed up at the gathering. -
The program tomorrow will in
clude movies, refreshments and
talks on the houses plans for the
season by staff members.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

closest possible way and. indeed,
since the war, Prof. Cosyns has been
giving Our undertaking a lot more
effort than I have always been able
to furnish myself.
(Copyright. 194S by North American
Newspaper Alliance)
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Louisiana State University will
play four night football games this
season.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Rally Night Tomorrow
At Southwest Center

Barney Neighborhood House, 470
N street S.W., will hold its annual
Rally Night at 7 pm. tomorrow to
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Gray Drafting Report
I0n SmaII-Loans Code

Assistant Corporation Counsel
Chester Gray today was preparing
Ia report to the Commissioners on
the Districts proposed new loan
regulations, designed to wipe out
usurious "loan shark" practices.
This followed stormy conference
yesterday, attended by members of
the city law department, attorneys
for the loan companies and repre-
sentatives of the District Bar AS
sociation. It was the last of a
series Of four conferences on the
proposed new version of the law
governing operation of loan busi-
nesSes.
william r. Lichtenberg, attorney
for most of the city's loan COM
panies, asked that the conferences
be continued so that his clients
could express their views further.
He declared he would carry his
plea for continuance OF the con-
ferences to the Commissioners.
He refused, however, to put. any
further objections he may have to
the proposed new regulations in
writing, when asked to do 50 by
Mr.. Gray.
Martin r. O'Donoghue, chairman
OF the bar association Committee
on Small Loans, asserted Mr.. Lich-
tenberg was trying to stall passage
OF new small-loan code for the
District.
The regulations, which have been
under preparation for more than
Evening star., 1948-12-15

search and development, supply and
material and construction con-
tracts. They are: State income
taxes, use and occupancy insurance,
ordinary local charity and COM
munity benefit donations and
charges for depreciation on fully
deprecated assets.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
Allowable Items Expanded
For Munitions Contracts

New regulations. dealing with
types OF allowable charges in cost
type contracts were announced today
by the Munitions Board.
-Four major items not previously
allowed in computing contract
costs now are permissible on re-
Evening star., 1948-12-15

Certain advertisements In trade
and technical journals also will be
allowable on research and develop
ment and supply and material cost
type contracts.
Evening star., 1948-12-15

q year, would limit the types and
amounts Of insurance loan COM
panies may require to guarantee
return Of their money.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Uprchl general Feriencik.

Poole zpravy z Frankfurt
uprchl z Ceskoslovenska byva-
~ poverenfk vnitra general Mi
kulas Ferienclk do americkeho
okupacnlho pasma v Nemecku.
General Ferienc1k byl pc
dobu trvanf slovenskeho statu
jedn1m z vGdc1 podzemn1ho
hnutf a pozdeji slovenskeho
povstanl. Byl spolecnfkem ge-
nerala Goliana, ktereho Nemci
dopadli a popravili.
General Ferienc1k Sc stall ia
jemnlkem v ministerstvu ma
rodn1 obrany v prve povalecne
Wade Ceskoslovenska. Toto
mfsto zastaval az do prvych
voleb. Pc Mich byl jmenovan
poveren1kem vnitra ma Sloven-
sku. Nebyl organisovan v zad-
ne politicke strane, smyslenlm
byl vsak krajn1 levicak.
Pc 1norovem pTevratu byl
sesazen a vysetrovan. Nedav-
no byl propulsion a I'll az do
sveho 1teku ma Slovensku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23

"a vymenu protektoratu nemec-l
keno protektoratem ruskym
druhy odboj veden nebyl
Pr1pad jugoslavsky ukazuje|
tez a dokazuje, re to, CO Sc VI
1noru v Ceskoslovensku stale,
nen1 vnitrni zalezitostf cesko-
slovenskou; slo O vmesovan1
zahranici do vnitTnfch zalezi-
tostl lidu ceskoslovenskeho.
Rozdil mezi Titem a Gottwal-
dem je jen ten, re Gottwald
prikaz Kominformy poslechl a
proved a Tito nikoli. Cesko-
slovenstf komuniste nemeli a
nemaji te pateTe jake jugo-
slavSt1.
Pc udalostech v %Jugoslavii
pada take pochybna rada aby-
chom Sc jake Americana do
vec1 ceskoslovenskych ted ne
vmesovali. Ale pablo cd lid1
takto radfcfch byf jen jedno
jedine slovo proti vmesovanf
Rust do zalezitostf ceskoslo-
venskych?
A jeste jedno poucenf skyta
pr1pad TitGv a to je toto: spat-
ne kalkulovali ii, kdoz Sc dom
%n1vali, re zeme ruskemu poruc-
nictvf propadle jsou v plenu
Ruska navzdy. Jugoslavie pr
WI Sc nasytila ciz1ho porucnic-
tv1 a postavila Sc ma sve vlastn1
nohy. Z1stane poslednf? Sot-
va. Nikdo z tech, kdoz dnes
jmenem komunismu v stredo-
evropskych zemich a ma Bal
kane vladnou, nemGze rfci, re
"a pet let Dude jeste sedet v Sc
die. Ami general Zdanov nen1
81 jist svou posic1. Hnutf "a
obnovu ceskoslovenske demo-
kracie nen1 tud1z tax beznadej-
ne, jak Sc nekterym zdalo. Blu
de nam tfeba trpelivosti a striz-
livosti i houzevnatosti, ale ne
Dude to tyranie, jez ma konec
dosahne v1tezstvl. Pravda wi
tez1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Jednotny cisnicky odev zave'
den v CSR.

Praha. = Tesne pred sleto-
vymi dny Sc objevili v Praze i
v ~ostatn1ch vets1ch mestech re-
publiky c1snici We vkusnem, els
ten pracovn1m odevu.
Svaz zamestnancG distri-
buci We spolupraci S narodnlm
podnikem Prvodev V Prostejo-
We, We snaze odstraniti i tom
to sektoru nezdravy, nehygie-
necky a drahy frak, pc dels1ch
pf1pravach prikrocil k distri-
buci jednotlivych pracovnich
soucastek tax, ably jiz v hlav-
mich sletovych dnech nasi OBJ
sluhuj1c1 zamestnanci v hos
tincfch a hotelovych zivnostech
p~Tedstavili Sc vsem navstevnl-
kim domac1m i z ciziny We
slusivem a dGstojnem pracov-
MIN odevu.
S hlediska hospodaTskeho
jsou zvlaste bile c1snicke a uc-
novske zastery znacnou 1spo-
rou, nebot usetTi vlnene kalho-
ty, pro nez je vlna vzacnou SUI
rovinou, "a kterou mus1me pla-
tit znacne castky cennymi de-
visami do zahranic1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Dantovo obracenf.

V Trident ma krasnou So
chu nejvetsf italsky basnik
Dante Alighieri, jenz stojf ma
vysokem podstavci a zehna sve
vlasti Italii. Rakousko-uher-
ska monarchie mt tohoto pote-
SEMI dopTala pc celou dobu tr-
vanf trojspolku dstrednich vel
mocf, ale kdyz Italie vypTahla,
pTidala Sc k trojdohode a do
konce vypovedela 1strednfm
mocnostem valku, vyvodilo Ra-
kousko dGsledky z t6to vyznam-
ne politicke udalosti a prohla-
silo sochu Danteovu "a neod-
pov1daj1c1 novym pomerGm.
Vladn1 kruhy vsak nechtely
nest pred sv6tem odium zpa-
tecn1kG, kteTi dali odstranit
statui basn1ka sv6toveho jme-
ma a proto vyresity tuto otazku
zcela jednoduse: Obratily
Danteho zady k Italii a celem
k Rakousku, take cd tie DOLBY
zehnal italsky basnfk habsbur-
ske monarchii. Jezto pres to-
to zehnan1 Rakousko valku
prohralo a pc opetovnem obra-
cent Danteho k Italii prohral
to take Mussolini, tvrdi Sc n.y.
nj, re autoru bozske komedie
byla jakakoli zehnacf moe O.
dejmuta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Frank >. PelZ
Neco pro zasmani.

Ke KonradovGm pride pan
Nonparell ma navstevu a maj
de je vsechny stlacene jed
nom Route pokoje.
"~Jezismarja, co to d6late p
pta Sc udivene pan Nonparell.
"My chceme ject v nedeli ma
vylet a tax Sc trenujeme ma
pfeplneny vlak," odpovida pan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Byvaly ministr Majer unikl
z Ceskoslovenska.

frankfurt. = Jak zde bylC
oznameno, podaril Sc byvale.
mt ceskoslovenskemu ministru
zasobovan1 Vaclavu Majerov.
1tek z Ceskoslovenska. Majer
byl clenem socialne-demokra
ticke strany a m~inistrem zaso.
bovan1 cd roku 1915 az do ko-
munistickeho prevratu. Ia val
ky byl Majer clenem ceskoslo-
venske vlady V Londyne. Dc
Nemecka pfibyl pred nekolika
dny "a nedlouho nastoupi &C.
stu do Angle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
VZpOminka.

Dne %. cervence Dude tomu Is let co odesel ma
vecnost milovany manzel, drahy tatfnek a d6decek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Oblast Terstu pojata do pomoc.
neho planu.

Paf1z. = Organisace evrop-
skych narodG, 1castnenych ma
amerlcke pomoci sc usnesla
poJmouti oblast svobodneho
Terstu dob americk6 pomocne
akce. Vztahuje Sc to vsak pro-
zatim Jen ma americkou a an
glickou oblast Terstu, neni
vsak vylouceno, re by t6z pas
mo obsazene Jugoslavii mohlo
byt pozdeji do pomocne akce
potato.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Jihoceske borHvky do svsta.

Praha. - Ma ceskobudejo-
vickem letisti pristavaj1 denne
velke dopravn1 Dakoty a prij1-
mali neobvykly naklad: kosfky
cernych bordvek. Ty jsou do
pravovany do Prahy a odtud
primo do Angle. Bordvky, KITE
rymi jihoceske lesy primo o.
plyvaj1, podane jeden den v
Ces. Bud6jovicfch, jsou jeste
vecer v Londyne a druhy den
81 ma Mich pochutnavajf We
vSech kraj1ch Britanie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Novy most pres VItavu.

Praha. = Novy Stefanik1v
most Dude bud zelezobetonovy
nebo ocelovy. Oba projekty
mali urcite vyhody a definitiv-
nj rozhodnut1 Dude ucineno v
techto dnech. Letos Dude pri-
kroceno Ike stavbe pravobfez-
nj opery mostu. SpotTeba ma
terialu ma letosnf rok: 1900
tun cementu a SO tun oceli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
CernoSsky general do pense.

Brigadnf general Benjamin
O. Davis, jediny cernossky ge-
neral v armada, ktery vstoupil
do sluzby pred so Lefty, odesel
ma odpocinek. Kdyz vstoupil
do armady, bylo v nj pouze pet
cernych ddstojnfk6, nynf je jich
skoro tis1c.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23
Vyslanec z Csl. prijel ma
nOradII.
poradu.

L. A. Steinhardt, vyslanec
Spojenych StatG v Ceskosloven-
sku pfijel letadle. Pc prista-
nj ma letisti LaGuardia, sdelil
zastupcGm tisku, re pTijel, ably
%navStlvil sekretaTe statu Mar
shalla We Washingtone, Sc KITE
rym Dude konati porady. Ces-
tn do Washingtonu nastoupil
bezodkladne v letadle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-07-23

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
teal interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Fairbanks JayCees
 To Hold Forum On Vice in City

FAIRBANKS, - (P The To- cal Junior Chamber of. Commerce today scheduled a forum to dis cuss means of curbing what the areas top military commander has labeled "intolerable moral con- ditions" in the city.
 The military has threatened to declare this city out-of-bounds for personnel from the Ladd Air Force Base three miles away.
 Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney, commander of the Yukon Wing of the Air Force, said he will at tend the forum tomorrow night to state military objections to ''un- tempered gambling, drinking and prostitution"
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
STEEL MILLS
 TO NORMAL AS MINES OPERATE

PITTSBURGH, - (R Steel companies prepared today to re- turn steel mill operation to normal as a gradual return to work be- gan among 10000 miners idle in the now-settled captive coal min ers' dispute.
 Four of the 14 US. Steel Corp. mines in the Uniontown, Pa, area planned to resume work this aft ernoon. The rest will follow by The firm expected nor mai production from blast fur naces, open hearth and Bessemer operations by Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Maritime Comm. Says SS. Cos. On
 "Cravy Train"
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(Continued from Page One) gone to Alaska as reduced rates Skinner asserted.
 "The operators have certainly made no gravy train profits out of the post war shipping program, he said.
 The gravy train" allegation was made by Maritime Commis- sioner Grenville Mellen in an- nouncing "the reestablishment of Alaska shipping on a commercial basis"
 Mellen said at Washington, D. C., yesterday that the Commission has no formal consideration for a new Alaska ship program. It will withhold action, he said, un- til it has received formal applica- tions from the four Seattle-Alaska lines for eight-month extensions as approved by Congress.
 The new law, however, sub stitutes "may" for shall" in pro- posing shipping program sim liar to the old one.
 Mellen said the old agreement provided the companies with gov ernment-owned ships at $1 year charter hire, with the government required to carry full insurance costs, not only on its ships, but on privately owned vessels too.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
@Mutiny Ship" Reports All Okeh

LONDON, - (R The US. Navy said today it had received a message saying everything is under control" on the US. freight CT William Carson, whose master had reported the crew was mutin- ous.
 The Navy had alerted the air craft carrier Coral Sea to prepare to send planes to locate the 7,000- ton Liberty Ship in the Azores area.
 The Coast Guard Cutter Camp bell was under full speed toward the scene.
 Rear Adm. A. J. Mclean, com mander aboard the battleship Missouri in the Azores waters, mesaged US. Navy headquarters here that the trouble apparently was quelled. The Missouri had sailed two days ago from Gib- raltar for Cuba.
 w. A. Muller and Co.,, London agents for the Carson, said "it is possible the crew has put the radio equipment out of order"
 Early today a Lloyd's report from the Valencia radio said that the ships master, Capt. E. w.. Braithwaite of Savannah, had sent an SOS which said: "Crew mutin- ous. Cannot control Please come at once."~
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
MRS. WILLIAM MUNZ GLAD TO BE HOME AGAIN

Mrs. William Munz returned home last week after a nice visit in the States with her sister who is working in Seattle, Dolly Blatch- ford Peters in Kentucky, and the parents of William Munz, in Sno- homish, Washington. She states she had most enjoyable trip and that the scenery was beautiful but she was very glad to be home again.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
Raw Steak And Salty Oratory Pleases Democrats
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 dential candidate who will be ac- ceptable to all sections of the party. But they may have found the nom inee for vice-president, of whom more will be said here.
 First of all, the steak.
 It was a real one, a medium sized sirloin, raw, red, limp and damp. It was introduced in evi- dence, so to speak, by Mrs. India Edwards, chairman of the women's division of the National Committee. She was proving point with it.
 Mrs. Edwards, handsome and fashionable, in after-dinner black, brought a market bag with her last night, when she made her speech blaming the Republicans for the high cost of food. The bag contained a quart of milk, pound of margarine-and the red meat.
 The price of each was stated by the speaker. And if her object was to startle her hearers with the steak, she achieved it in full meas ure. They gasped, gulped, then laughed and cheered.
 It hung in her hand, oozing Imply down between her fingers, and partly obscuring the diamond rings that glittered and twinkled in the bright klieg lights. It looked somehow, like red jellyfish stuck on trident encrusted with jewels.
 Mrs. Edwards told her audience how much she had paid for it. Then she put it down on the ros- trom beside her. Because of the slant in the rostrom, the steak be- gan to creep downhill until it was dripping partly over the edge.
 She retrieved it, to the delight of the photoghaphers who asked her to hold it up again 'for just one more" Mrs. Edwards com piled.
 Mrs. Edwards steak and the rolling periods of Senator Alben w. Barkley's keynote speech, de- livered just before, put the Demo- crats in a mood they have not known since the convention be- gan.
 The Senator is a square-set, bar rel-bodied man with white hair and a flinty, fighting face. He delivered a fighting speech, and it was just what the strife-torn Democrats wanted to hear.
The Nome nugget., 1948-07-14
BER1Nc SEA SHIPPING NEWS

The M/V Meteor arrived from down the coast during the night and will return to St. Michaels immediately.
 The Army Tanker arrived last night to discharge oil for the Air Force Base here.
 The M/V Jumper Hitch is fin ishing its unloading preparatory to leaving for the Seattle home port.