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The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Record Crowd At
 Community Xmas

The Community Christmas Tree celebration held last Friday eve ming at the Nome High School was presented to a capacity crowd, eS- timated at between 1900 to 1900 people, and one of the largest groups ever gathered for this an- nual Christmas festivity.
 The school faculty presented a very fine program of plays and music, taking in all the young peo- pie from the first grade through the high school, after which Santa arrived with sacks for all chil- dren. Six hundred sacks of candy, nuts and fruit were quickly dis pensed by Santa with the aid of the Boy Scouts.
 A beautiful Christmas tree, brought in for the occasion filled the corner of the auditorium and it's scent was throughout the room.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Will Invite States Fighters Back Into Democratic Party

WASHINGTON, LP) - Prodigal followers of the States Rights movement may find the welcome mat out for them when the Demo- crate party stages it's annual Jef- ferson-Jackson Day dinners early next year.
 Democratic officials are said to be planning to send invitations as a sort of indirect peace gesture to many who strayed somewhat afield in the election campaign.
 In fact, one Democratic official who didn't want to be named told a reporter:
 You may be surprised at how many of the so-called Dixiecrats attend these dinners as good Dem ocrats."
 It was emphasized, however, that there will be no peace moves from the party toward those who took leading roles in the civil rights revolt which cost President Truman 39 southern electoral votes.
 For instance, no one expects the national committee to invite either Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina or Gov. Fielding l.. Wright of Mississippi to come
 Continued on Page Six)
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Sir Hubert Wilkins Addressed Service Club Sunday

Sir Hubert Wilkins was guest speaker at the Service Club last evening and his talk, broadcast through WXLN, was of great in- tercst to the community. Some of the outstanding facts stated by this famous British Artcic and Antarc- tic explorer included the sugges- lion of 5-Nation Polar agreement through the United Nations as weather forecasts from the Polar region are made from west to east and the nations need to cooper ate.
 He also told of the importance of the Antarctic continent Digger than the United States and Alaska together being of great strategic importance should the Panama
 Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Roof Garden Great Success

The Pioneer Roof Garden, the 10th gala affair of it's kind in Nome was held Saturday evening at the school auditorium.
 Following the traditional march Of the Pioneers a splendid pro- gram of local talent follOWde.
 Hobo Jo played an old time se- lection followed by a fire eating act. Bill Smith gave the ever pop ular reading "The Shooting of Dan McGreW" to the delight of the audience. George Beacon, in his usual entertaining manner, pre- sented an impersOnation which brought a big applause from the audience.
 Carrie McLain sang a group of old time songs in which the audi ence joined in the chOruses of Tn the Good Old Summer Time" and "Bicycle Built for Two"
 Jennie Savers added Christmas to the program with a beautiful rendition of Holy Night" It. SanO was the final act on the program with a song and dance number.
 Winner of the big nugget was Charles Russell and Hank Drier won the silver tip fox. Door prize went to Klaus Hole and the children's door prize to Frank Martin, Jr.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Lower Food Prices Prospect For l949

CHICAGO, (P) - Lower food prices in 1949 is the optimistic outlook today by the men who keep on top of the nations food business.
 Retailers and their suppliers and other authorities in the food industry expressed their opinions on what the consumer can expect in the way of prices and supplies next year
 They anticipate that prices will be slightly lower next year.
 They also look for increased food supplies and greates sales. And the consumer can expect to find high quality food and inn proved service in the country's re- tail stores.
 Views on the food outlook for next year were expressed by off cials in all lines of food, including meat, dairy, poultry, fruit and groceries, as well as by the secre- taries of agriculture and com merce. They were in articles ap- bearing in the annual food indus try review issue of the National Grocers bulletin, official publica- ton of the National Association of Retail Grocers.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Kersten Asks Stiff Loyalty Tests On Government Jobs

WASHINGTON, (P-Stiff loy- alty tests will be recommended to Congress for union leaders in plants working on strategic gov ernment contracts.
 Rep. Kersten R.-Wis) said the suggestion will come from his la- bor subcommittee.
 Emphasizing the importance to national security of having trust worthy men heading such unions, Kersten noted that the armed forces have dozens of contracts with private companies, many in- volving highly secret equipment or processes.
 People of doubtful loyalty just should not have access to infor- nation about these things" Ker- sten said. Just thnik of the dam age they could do."
 He said the atomic energy com- mission already has set the pattern for strict government surveillance of labor union leadership in a case involving the General Electric Go. and the CIO united electrical workers.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Clark Will Seek Tightening Of
 Espionage Laws

WASHINGTON, (P)-Attorney general Clark said the administra- ton will ask for tightening of the nations espionage laws as soon as he new Congress meets next month.
 Clark made the statement after attending a meeting of President Truman'S cabinet at the White House.
 Mir. Truman told his neWScon- ference, in reply to a question, that he had asked Clark to look into the possibility of tightening up the espionage laws. He said the justice department had been studying the matter for some times but that it was a difficult matter to handle and still stay within the Constitution Bill of Rights.
 Clark was asked what was be-
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Attempts to Rescue Stranded Pliers
 Unsuccessful

WASHINGTON, (P)-After two attempts to snatch a glider win nine marooned airmen off the Greenland ice cap, the air force thought up new methods Satur- day.
 Headquarters was told that res cuers planned to drop skis to be fitted to the glider, or to advise the nine men to remove its wheels so the craft would slide on the snow. An earlier message said dropping of plywood to form
 Continued on Page SlD
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
NEWS IN BRIEF

SEATTLE (P)-A dozen Christ mas trees were flown some 2,O00 miles to Nome from Seattle by Pan American AirWays this week.
 George Madsen, proprietor of a Nome Curio shop, decided Nome ties should have traditional Christ man too, and so had his friend, George Whaley of Seattle fly the trees to him.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
TOiO Turned Down
 By Supreme Court
Special to The Nugget

WASHINGTON, (P1 - The Su- preme Court today refused to in- terfere with the international mil itary tribunal which condemned former premier Tojo and six other Japanese war lords to die. By a vote of 6 to the court decided it had no authority over the ll-na- ton tribunal. The decision turned down requests by the convicted Japanese wartime officials that it:
 1. Consider their appeals;
 2. Declare the international tri- bunal illegal;
 3. Order their immediate re- lease.
 The decision presumably seals the doom of Tojo and the other six who were sentenced to die on the gallows.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Internation'l News At A Glance ---
Saturday. December l8. l948
CBy The Associated Press

CBy The Associated PresS)
 The Dutch government issued a decree today establishing a new IndOnesian government without the IndoneSian republic. It will be effective about the first of the year.
 Officials at the Hague said the decree aims at setting up an in- terim government for Indonesia Cthe Netherlands East Indies) which in Dutch opinion is closest "to the wishes of the great major ity of the Indonesian people"
 Netherlands authorities last Sat urday broke off negotiations with the Indonesian republic. These talks had been aimed at settling the long Dutch-Republican dispute at that time the Dutch announced their intention of setting up the interim regime to rule until for nation of the projected United States of Indonesia.
 A United Nations good offices committee had conducted the ne- gotiations. Termination of the talks followed by reports that hos tilities might be resumed in the islands.
 The Chinese nationalist com mander in North China pledged a fight to the death for Peiping. A strong belief persists, however that the historic city will be spared the agony of battle. Fighting around the city died down during the night.
 Government military sources said encircling Chinese commun- ists had withdrawn from points close to Peiping. These informants estimated communist casualties in Fridays fighting at more than 5000. The figure probably was an exaggeration.
 Markings military position grew worse. Nationalist defense headquarters was being pulled
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
Cruening Calls Extra Session
Especial to The Nugget

JUNEAU. (P)-Aciing Governor Lew Williams. under instructions from Governor Gruening. issued a call for a special session of the Alaska Legislature. 10 convene Jan. S and last through Jan. 22. for the purpose of considering the financial situation of the Territory and taking needed action as neces- sarY. The regular session January IS. legislature meeting Jan. 24.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
KETCHIKAN, (P) - Joint ef-

and improved living conditions for natives are the announced aims of a new organization set up by the Thlinget and Haida lndi- ans. Fred Wallace was named chairman. The meeting was held under sponsorship of the Alaska Native Brotherhood and Sister, hood
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
MANCHESTER, Eng. (R)-Het-

ty, the ostrich, of Manchester's zoo is dead. And no wonder!
 A veterinarian said the post mortem showed she had swallow ed: bullet, a golf ball, a knife handle, bottle stopper, spoon, can-opener, skewer, 37 nails, AT lacks and about 35 cents in coins.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
FAIRBANKS, (P)-It'S Sal

FAIRBANKS, (AI-ItS "SaI- chaliet Ningila Yugalik" for Fair banks Boy Scouts this Christmas.
 In Eskimo and Indian dialects that means, Scout executive Russ Appel explains, a winter camp at Harding Lake. During the five day outing the boys will perform such Eskimo feats as building ig- loOs, they will live in a quonset hut.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
SANTA MONICA, Calif. [R)-

SANTA MONICA, Calf. R)- Gary Cooper was reported resting comfortably Saturday in St. Johns hospital, after suffering from exposure while adrift on a barge in a film role a week ago.
 The actor entered the hospital Thursday suffering from bad cold and sore throat. He Is under observation.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (P)- Three men wearing Santa Claus

Three men wearing Santa Claus masks visited Eli Hackeney, oper- ator of the Hackney Board Yard, last night, but they left no gifts for him.
 Instead, he told state police, they drew guns, forced him to hand over $2,200 from a small safe and escaped in an automobile after ripping out telephone wires.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
SAN JOSE, Calf. (R - Mrs

Florence Lamb Darlington of Palo Alto won her divorce here after she told superior judge John D. Foley her husband John J. Darlington didn't like to read books, go out nights socially, have friends in, or go to the movies.
 All he was interested in was lawn bowling, she related.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-20
MEDICINE HAT, Alta, (R) =

MEDICINE HAT, Alta, R - Safe crackers robbed a lumber company safe here Friday of $500.
 They used welding outfit stolen from another company to do the job. Then they returned the welding tools, remembering also to nail up the door they had
 broken open to get them.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN. new. l94s; prompt delivery ,ian1 and
larger, roomier, safety steel bodies with
sraT roomef qeSssh safety see sodes % ah
St. .sa5 delivered; terms and trade, MAN:
of Of ~ As at Aio st. n NV. A Phone NO 4557
AUSTIN 1887; racing type body; excellent
tires g spareS; beauty ssg, foE economy
AusTISs, sus e used, Io47 TO- TO- sedans,
Triumph. ,Hillman and others. JACK PRY.
AVE- a1ss se is'f re-. st. 5!ss as or 18th and penn'
BANTAM 1895 Coupe; motor completely
overhauIed; new tires raato; perfect conc :
passed "a. inspection; $3.50 or best oref'
sUicK SUI R9iii ie41 4-dr. speciar :-tons blue
ps pnd many r1sy ohsr very e
PONTIAC. c. isll King St., Alex, Va ov.
BUICK l94s Roadmaster convertible, new.
mission. Why wait Is months when you
ssse5 Set ss MoToK co 7
BUICK ie47 conv:; fully equipped; excel
n efsa s2sai fSso f9va T
SCI Stick XII lp4s 5pssis aIs as d. and Is h.
have spent at our cost 500 to 5ras bd THIS
GaaTantee faiiy eo0 and i'te terms ss NocRTHEAsT
MOTOR CO. used car lott, 1901 MINI.
&c. ne. II. 400. 4
installed Jan. 194S will sacrifice for
S1.225. In perfect running order. HI.
rI31 Riiick 1e47 Rosdmaster 4-dr blk: r.
and h. seat covers: 5000 mi sS,!s5.
ash. trade or terms Open ewes. till g.,
sundays till S. sATcHER MOTORS, INC.
800 Wise ave. WO. 1851 "a
BUICK 1913 Super conyertible coupe; radio.
heater, auto. top. auto. windows, white
wall tires, spotlight, fog lights. plastic
extras: S3.4a5. terms and trade. Ma
TIONAL MOTORS, INC, 14th and Columbia
I'd NV. MI. 1854. -
room finish, radio. heater, black top,
5000 miles: only S2,795: UP to "a mos.
to pay. WILLIAMS, r.. ]. ave. ct goth
st. ne. %
Evening star., 1948-07-04
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

NEAR OCEAN, at Kitty Hawk Beach, N. c.
New, modern cottages; suitable Tor families
of 4. 3. 7 and s. Call Sun. or ewes TW.
COTTAGES FOR RENT rooms and
bath Write, c. E. PARKER. NaES Head'
\ NoRIH ri q BEACH Be- Mp.@Fqrnished cottage
for rent or sale; Rent balance ALAN Of ,teae tea
sna 5Voons ave. sa'5e John on " WWAITER
DAREs BEACH. Md rooms: tull bath, az
COLONIAL COZ ti NJ u BEACH, VA.-cottage on
water 'front.' running Hstsr onsn seG dstss Te,s
eludtns tacllities; special rate for Sept.
iacSnmoda,ss sfYnRay sEAoA ch MDsna is5S cottage
COTTAGES with all modern improysments' Csr ng
coIoNfaI BEACH, vAGThrse.room cot IT
ssf resseIaSs HSs 4'a CABIN sfeT = miles
p Tsts c. pvt funsaat eat. Deep sno snimmns' shins
S3o,TfrsGh 3q,f ACE Si5 Ju1y 5Aur EN- sios and Aus 90
tleeps er $, $50 Sesk Gail VA Va, esi5i.
COLONIAL BEACH, .o.,... yA-sise Nice ss sosl in D.
closed grounds; accom-. s; $50 for : weeks,
SHaDYSHIDE. MD.-cottase right on
bay: July 22nd to Aug. 18th and Aug. - st
on; $50 wk. West River s1-F-l3, MRS.
WENDELL
NORTH BEACH-Modern inside conven-
fences. clean furnished cottage. SIS week
y, July and August. HAMILTON GeoTsla
HERRING BAY-cottaee. furn... rms.
porch, cleo, gas; near Deale. Nd. North
BEAUTIFUL NEW APT, furnished modern
bath; accom-. for four: excellent swimming
rood fishing On West River. Md Call
DU. o64S for details Friday and Saturday
between Q am. and 8 pm. q,
COTTAGE for rent. first week in July,
FIR 22S3 -
coLONiAL BEACH, VA.-Liv. rm, din.
rm.. kitchen, 3 bedrooms and bath; 2
weeks or month. LAURA B. DAVIS, Davis
Grove Cottage, Colonial Beach. Va. -
Evening star., 1948-07-04
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
PRIVATE PARTY wants 40 to az m1

PRIVATE PARTY wants 40 to 42 model
ssn,. esr; rsssonsslsi convertible preferred.
%ApHaesffP prsse f in vienna saSd 'HBejiG2 must
PVT; PARTY WIN pay cash tor late model
6 900 CASH Tor 1s4i Buick 4-dr, sedan:
Gs clean Mr. fnd bay bay ssr gts D. c.
PVT PVT. PARTY sISa would Ike sS IpgIrshases
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sIGHEsT PRICES paid By waships.on.s
saKER Rlsiss sfse Pss: sn .psss g.: ias aasls
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TRAlLEKS ieonf.1. ..

ss faSs for terms Fnad 81 aSs
TRAiLTR FOR RENT, to live in: $40 mo
Route !. south of Alexandria. 1nforma-
LIBERTY LIB M TRAILER, 1a4a; excellent con;
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trailer living in the world. Some models
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your auto or used M trailsI on y "a new trailer lec
Georgs dssy ssFms aSe sHEE sso saos nsAhkR co.
AT RICHTER'S, enslneering skill reache,
a new high IN the go tandem wheel Spar.
th those 1a0n aho desrs sn ace Examination e Of the
extremely practical. and the very beauti-
full Imagine the INABILITY Of our 33' Su-
perior. 6 sleeper with shower and toilet
note to. the designers of the go Vindale
Direct factory distributors Of several Other
!eaains trailer coaches ~ 1ro both masenist
SORES. ts'' RICHTER TRAILER SALES. : 10:
9stions wash Id. sal.o blvd Berwvn' Md
SPORTS TRAILER, sleeps 2, Ieakproot
good condition, S495. Phone EN-. 944s
BY ARMY OFFICER, transferred; Spartan
Manor de luxe, used 8 months. never or
= .$~t TRAILER En- UNDER cAkRIAeks Com com;
plete; axels, springs. wheels and tires:
good for house trailers and luggage trail
ers; S45 and up. RICE MOTOR, 1894
Bladensburg rd. ne -6
TROTWOOD TRAILER. lightweight. easy
to carry; equipped for immediate occu-
pancy S645. RE 1855. Ext eos. A.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS offers the fol-
lowing new and used trailers built by
i947 schult Luxury Liner So ,aa5
1947 Streamlite " 2.45O
1897 Pan American 1896
194S Schult Luxury Liner 1896
] 94S Zimmer -- 1,795
Open daily and Sunday. Q am. to o pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, 4030 Wis.
ave Phone WO. 3231.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
TRAIlERS.

HOWARD i947, all metal, rs IT.: 3 rooms,
hot-water heater with oe luxe sink. elec
trio refrlseration. bottle-gaS stove, fully
insulated; lived in months: priced for
quick sale; must so before July B; Lot
2-22!, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex
DON'T MISS IHIs-There is no other
new trailer priced at $50 with all of
these features: Elee, refsr,, bottled ,,s gas Is
lnoleum, Irch interior. separate bedroom.
front and back doors, built-in vanity, night
table nd clothes hamper HOLLYWOOD bed
with nner-sprins mattress: VAIL TRAIL
ER SALES, md ave. and Colesville I'd.
Silver Spring, Md. SH. S555. -S
I841 SCHULT Luxury Liner. tandem. 26
IT 3 rms, refrigeration; excellent condi-
lion. CAPT. WINToN CARROLL. Ancient
Oaks. Trailer Park, on Lee hwy. Falls
Chrrch., Va. Shown to 4 and 7 to 8
LIBERTY TRAnERS. 81. %, 27 and 80
feet cooler in summer; warmer in winter.
Also good used trailers. HEETER- WALDEN
TRAILER SALES, wash.-Balto. blvd. TO
HoUsE TRAILER, sleeps 3, $780, Call
as-FT. PALACE. furn.. redecorated: located
Silver Spring: $3.50. sH. 1924. 8
GRANITE, 20-ft.. furn.. sleeps 4; excel.
cond,; $685., terms. EN-. 1893.