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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29

poganoa lno internationalem Druid.
Gr fat sic ltnabbGngigfeit oes Sur-
mers beibiist, oie &chte oes fleis
men @eibGitsinbabers unO bie beitcn
Snterelien oes 9lrbeiters. gr bat iein
Geripre1en Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9egeniiber gebalten l1no CT fiinpit
eegen ollie 0isfrininationsgeiete.
lno fGmpft fir alle 8eiese Inn ibre
| bebrobte 5reibeit fir 8elegenbeit 81
iid,,rn.
Senator Sait bat fonitruftipe Sc
iebe cingereiht, ,bie poriebcn eeniigeno
@obnbGl,ier, Meoi5iniide Gerirrg.
ung, Sbull,ng ,mo Sooipitaloienit
fir ole Mtenid)en baiiert aui Scr
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cieenen 2ellte iorst ,penn in SCOT.
TaB sic GpntroQe bon Iofolen
'8emeinoen anitatt ppn @oibingtou
ausgefiibrt ipcrbcn fonneu. Gr lit
Mitglicb ser Hlcufonmiiiion, bat
baiiir gcarbeitet I'M 80. @onsrcb Oos
republifaniide Yrogramm 81 for
bern. Gr bat gefGnpft fir 8eiste
I'm oie amerifaniihen slrbeiter 81.
befreicn, ban,it lie Sic gleifcn Hehte
babelt bel foueftiper Gcrbnnolllng.
gr fat iih nie geiiird,tet ieinc Gin.
iidten gegcn irseno etipas ocs Cages
flor 81 legen un0 bat itets gefGmpit
fir amcritanii6e Irt ,mb Seben I'm
es Sn crbaItcu. Selblt bem Er1iiocn.
fen lit er fllrftlos in mnnhcn Sa=
d,en entgegengetreten.9ie llrodc fiir
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0iirgr baben iiir Hpbert u. Suit lit
Sn iinben in Der galt5en Station oh
tie i'm i,nteritiiten pber aegen tin
iinb. 2eute ad,ten ieine MlliriGtig'
felt. aurage uno SntegritGt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29

fiir Die SteuerSnbler bes Gnmobpgn
Gcultp 9etan. @Gbreno ieines Gien.
ties ,,og er nlebr nlS cine Billion Sol
lars Elm ulb ieoer SoGar lit ebrlit
perrehnet iporoen Gp lit Ser Ser.
fnilcr Ser Vpple 8eietc, sic perbiiten
oa6 bnS Gigentiln1 bon piclen Suu=
Iclloen fleinen Seilneigentiincrn ne.
N,n ungcmblten StelErn pertluit
iucrocl lrl0 CT fat sic Stelcri :cdS
aus Dem Stant Sbip getrieben. Glpa-
hogu Gol,ntp bcnotigt oils lei,len
S6ablneiiter eincn ulfprrllpten ebr-
liden Manu, cinen Wann nit Gr-
fnhrlng nnb Gertrnl,en einenWiann
ser ole Mnnnbme ppn @eieten bon
groBem 9tubcn fiir Gigentiiner ullo
Stellcr5obler fortgebradt bat. Ser
fiir progreliipc Steuergeiese einitcbt
Die Vitrgcr bon Gnpafuga Gprntp
,piiien baB Spbn s. 8ople Elm iolfsr
Monm lit. ser al Gienlt glaubt unS
nidlt an Geripretbcn.
Gupaboga Gountp brallft Griob.
rllna 6Gbigfeit, 3utrauen 8ebaitet
ibn iln 9lnte, CT lit ebrlid).
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
HarelN q. %taaKeit
8anbibat fir 8rGiibent aMf reppxbfi.
faniidem 4i6et

Die 8iir9er aueroen informiert me
lie alti &urolo 6. Staiien, annoioot
fir Die republifaniide Hartei Nomi=
nation am 4. Ytai iti,nmen iouen.
0as Sauptquartier bes .Stnilen fir
Yrdiibent Club" bon Glepelano lit
i'm Sotel Garter.
@abler itimmen nid)t 6ireft fir
Serrn Staiien, anitatt, iie eriudblen
0eleaaten oeren gamen auf Dem
@abl5ettel bertreten. Serr Staiien',
iagt %. %. Yrienep. 8oriiser bon
Glepelano Staben Club.
0elesaten fino ernannt bon Con.
greiiional Oiitrift l,no oeren Namen
eribeinen in Dem Oiitrift Wabl3etiel.
tpenn audi mebr Oelegaten i'm Staat
Die 8dbler ertudblen ben 0eleeatcn
beiien Namen besleitet nit bem oes
Serrn StaBen. Namen fir Scnator
Gait iinS audi auf Sen Oiitrtfttudbl-
,cttel. @enn ein @abler Del DER
@abl alId) oenofratiid 9cItimmt 5ot
10 fam er iett nad) 8unlb republic
faniid) ip1bleu unb itintmen fiir Die
StaBcn. .Telegaten. iaet CT. Gelegaten
i'm 81. Iiitrift iino: Steplan 8abo'
50, ssames g. auoec. .Sm 20. Diitrift:
Gbeiter &. @iIeipic, @alter S. areip'
ion ,lno Sionep 9. Sinf a(s Grlas,
unb I'M 90. Giltrift iino: Hobert 8.
ssamiIon, Nobert sl. Weaper nit s.
g. gobertlon llnS q. 81. Sbonlas als
grIas. SaroIb Staben lit ocrtpanot
nit yYriliioent geneid) BON Der
Sidedoiloipdfei.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
Ga,,itte kGlt HaHie>
2lnipraste

ssranf s. Sauibe, &anoioat lin
8opcrnellr auf bemofratiihen Sife1
bel Scr Gpripabl nm 4. lHni lpirs
iibcr bos Ncbluerf bon Ohio MaO;p
itationen sSreitag, 80. lgpril. $3.50
llbr abenos OS5. 81 ben @dblcrl
iprehen. Die 9iaoiorcocn beginner
bon ser iW@MH IN gGlepelano mn
,per0en ipeitcrperbrcitct bon Statioi
Ns2@ Cincinnati, Citation @5SS
in 5olcoo, @S&G IN Columbus
@SS& in Gina uno @@Ss( ii
@beeling.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
Ray q. HITLER
Jriibcrer Siirgermeiiter MN
Semofratiider &anoioat fir
WuuDcrneur.

!6err HaD Z. Willcr, bornroliger
9iirgermeiiter bon Glepelano uno
aanoibot fir Ohio 8operneur brad).
te cine fluge Soee in sic &ogne
inoem er barollf bintpics auf sic Sic,
irltate oes sSeblens bon 5ipei Tnrtei=
Spitem &esierllngen in 2Gnoern i'm
Guslano. YoIi5eiitaaten uno Tifta.
trren tonnen feinc Mad)t ergreifen
no elm itarfes 3,ueiparteieniplte,n
tpodiam lit, iaate Miacr. @enn mir
5uirieoen iino nit Scr Gnt,pifling
llnieres 2allSes, nit unieren 8eiebcl1
1lnierer &onltitution, oie menIblidcl1
Hehte. meni6lidJe ssreibeit reipefs
tiert, mllB Sribut gernoft tperocn
fir bie Mrbcit Ser Garteipolitifcr,
emil sic sebolfcn baben ein groBes
slmerifa sll ballen.
MnertellncnO 1lno b1e Senoen5ell
einiaer slncrifaner Siht 81, MAIDEN
im slusSruf rproieIiioneller Eoliti=
fer" Miller crlpGbnt sic Scot Ser
Station fir eingeiibte uno politiid)
l:orfiilnige Siibrer.
@enu ipir nod ipelde Sciinlmg
fir sic 3l,fllnft buben miiilcn Sieie
Soifuungcn allf Tertrul,cn IN ons
3lpei>tarteienipitcn bd6en, bas 10.
ipcit cine 10 meiiterbafte slrbeit &C.
tan bat. Gr ipis auf ircie 1reiie bes
,2anoes als ein Sauptinltrllment, oie
Sreibeit 5u bitten, gegenllebcrtretlna
irsenoeiner auslanoiifen SbcalitGt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29

- llnterltiiten Sic Sic i'm "Tolfs'
bIatt" anseiscnben 8eidafte!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
Sportsman pare Het,,,'
batm
geginnt Nnbrcnnen Saiion am
Sonntag

Die Wtibgct ellttc 9tcnuen fpnfllr.
rieren in 8eoiorb's SportsananEari
&cnnbabn beim 6lutliht Sonntag.
ahenb ipenm lie Sen slslI genebnigte
Saiion Beginner. Id)t 8ennen nit
l2 9(lltos iperoen als erIte $50 llbr
nbenos I.S.S. sic Rennen beginner
Iber I'm $50 llbr iperoen Erobe.
rennen gebalten. Ser Mittelipeltell
Wtioget Hcnnmeilter Holpb Trati
rerlor 5ipei &cmen fam aber orl
Gnoe ser Mennen ais Sieeer beral,s
Gr idlllg Sen 0etroiter @eorg @it
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29

StaatsreprGientant aiti republifo
niibem StinrtSettel. Ntiniboa bic,l.
te als atitelieo Scr Sbio Segislatur
1880 bis 40. Sann iuar CT 60 Mc
nate lleberice i'm 8eltfrieg 3ipei nil
Ger slrlncc. Gr lit ein Wtitglieo Scr
Oieligcn 'slmpultsfann,er l,no bcs
&epublic GLIB. Gr' abioluierte I'M;
:,eriitp SGool uuo llniperiitp Dol,
Sirginia. Gr bot Sen Mcforo scr slll:
thor BON 6 8eietesuorlagcn 5u ieir
ipabrcno ieiles Seunins. Sics ii
ieine erlte gelegenbeit iih ipicoer iii,
bas slmt 81 beperben. Gr lit iett Der
beiratet lno tpcbut 11741 Ghgc.
roOcr Iripe. 2afe,ppob. SSbre Stim
me fir i'm abgegeben miro er 81
v6dben ipiiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
it'd Inn oas Mmt zines Staats.Hepra-
ientanten fir Sbio. Gr lit 33 Sabre
alt, berbeiratet un0 bot Grei 2inoer.

Gr beiudte Moelhert College, @. u.
IT,, erbielt M.8. 1885 uno bon Sic.
uelano 2alp Stool 8. g. 9. IN '39.
3>uei Sabre mar er angeiteut bon Ser
Hegierllns i'm Station Department.
Gr lit intereiiiert in gfonomie ser
Hegierllng. Grniebrigllng Ser Stei,,
erll Staats slntisSnilrnftion z8eieb.
employment &omreniation 0orf=
mems Gompeniation, fsair Sraoe
Gbucation, Mental Care, luno fir
@ciese gegen 0isfrinlierung Ser
Minoerbeitsgrllupen. Cine Stinne
fir i'm lit fir SEN re6tcn Mann.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
Robert u. Gatt
&epnblifaniider 0anb,oat fir
YrGiibcnt

Wenn Senator 5oft iiber sic an,c
rifaniibe grt bon 2ebcn ipritt, il
nioeripiegclt es bos mos Sie meilter
amerifaner glauben. res eiu quite.
Weg gum 2ebcn it,. Iafts Nefors
int Serat beipeiBi Ieinen @lauben III
slmerifa ,lno sic omerifanil6c Or!
bcs 2ebens. Tos ouf Sen Sarmen IL
fleinen Srten lno il StGoten oei,,n
Sen miro ,,no CT bat ME geid)panfi
in ocm @laltben tros Ncap 0eaI 1Yro
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
Die GntiheiN,.i,e Hes
Oberitet, 6eritttsteies

'v9msuR Dor SPVW
Shiilern 3eit fir @eligionsuntcr.
riht freieabcn.
eSSn Dielen StnGten beItebt tatiGd,
lid) cine iolhe ErnriS rnb in 5ehn
Stanten barlnter in Suinois, miro
ser Neligionsl,nterrid)t IN ser frei
lgegebenen 3eit IN Ben offent!id)en
ShmlgebGuben erteilt. Sebt nliiiieil
oie Sd)ulbeboroen im gan5en Sanoe
lire Yroarantme priifen, Oh iie ser
Gntifeiolmg bes Sberlten @erid)ts-
boies nid)t ipineripreden. 9ieie sscIt.
ltellnne lit nid,t leid)t iinb nieliadl
iperoen Die @erid)te Die 5rnge 81
rntIheincn habcn.
Common Council.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
wiuiant 3. 1Ceber
&anbioat fir StaatsrcprGicntant
&epmblifaniidcs 5ifet

Scrr @illiam g. @eber, lppbn=
hoft 1864 0tenlo Rb., SbaferSetbs.
Hedtsampalt pon 9erui nit aons.
lei i'm Gngineers 8ebiiuoe, hC:nirbt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
yekn !. Boyle
Sonntb Sdatmetiter ind)t @ic6cr-
tuabl.

Spbn s. goplc fommt Dor sic
@nbler ntit einem olrsoe;cidlueten
HuI ieines oifcntlid,en Sicnlts uls
Gountp Sd)atmi1tcr. Gr but feline
Gbrlid)fcit, Sii6tigfeit uno 1sGbigfcit
oilrh feline Nonilliitratipn SesShap-
meiiter Bureaus in tGglid)em Iienit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29

man. geun min 8isman Gratt nat'
item Sonnta9 idaagen. gs miro bel
SpaB geben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-04-29
williant q. M1inihau yr,
&pnblifaniider &anSibat fir
StaatSrcprGicntant.

gIn,polt @l1. 6. MinibaQ SSr.,
Sobn bon Serrn lmo 6rm @. 6.
MinlbaG, 2939 0agbrioge Woa>,
Sbafer Seisbts, lit &anoioat fir
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-03-27
We ERAllS
WORLD WAR II

WGkSD WAX "
Both men cnd women who served
in any Of the armed services in
World War u ore entitled to puF-
chase ot a home; single, one, Two,
three OF four fomiIy houses under
the so-eoIlsd &c. |. BILL" n you
ssrved at Isast 80 days end hovs
honorable discharge and ore
working you con quaIify. Any in
FormofioB wanted, we will slOdIy
give you free advice.
FOR SALE
MoRELANp ST. - 3 fam. Brick,
4-5-4 room apartments. Income
$I10. month. Reasonable price and
terms.
81 WENoNAH ST - apartment
AVAILABLE z family Of ! z rooms.
New Holland hot air system. Hord-
wood floors. white sinks, house
newly shingled, Ground the esrnes
from the Charles e.. church. Req
sonabIe price E-Z-TERMS.
lie HARRISHoF ST. fam. with /
8-S room apartments, hardwood /
floors, sep. heaters, front piaxxas,
spacious Grounds, Reasonable price /
E-z-TERMS.
STANWooD ST. near GROVE
HALL DISTRICT beautiful 3 fam. |
$3.50 sep heaters, oil hardwood
floors and ONE APARTMENT
VACANT. Reasonable price and
E-Z-TERMS.
" HAYWOOD ST. , fam.
4-5-5 rooms, white sinks, comb.
cool q gas ranges. income SIS.
monthly. PRICE $4,000. Terms
oFEanged.
7 LOUISE PARK, OFF COPELAND
ST. - NEWLY PAINTED , fam.
having sep. furnaees, white comb.
sinks 9 tubs. Income SIS monthly.
Reasonable price with E-Z- TERMS. 1
HOWARD AVE. NEAR COLUMBIA |
ROAD. Dorchester - ; fam. de-
saehed brick. completely renovated
from the cellar TO roof, sep. fur
aces. IDEAL BUY FOR A G. 4. /
PAY LIKE RENT AS you BUY. |
TERMS ARRANGED.
PERRIN ST. - ) fam. with Z
car garage, S-5-5 rooms, white
comb. sinks. 7 tubs. sep. heaters.
Property in Al condition. Reason
obIe price and E-Z-TERMS.
NORTHAMPTON ST. - 4 family, |
4-5-S-5 rooms, excellent income.
House in excellent condition.
TOWNSEND ST. - ) fam. brick
facing beautiful Munroe Pork. s.
6-6 rooms, good income. $1,000. |
down subject TO Ist mortgage.
TO LET
GEORGIA ST.--Spoeious room for
mcn or Woman, beautiful home.
LAUREL ST. loFae room Fov
couple, heoted, Near to esrIine.
GARAGE FOR RENT: CLIFFORD
STREET. NEAR BLuEHILL AVE.
All kinds of Mortgages
placed with Reasonable
terms.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
Monday. October II. ls48
Lample Now Is CA Construction Expediter

OP) Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, (P)-Chris M. Lample, veteran civil aeronautics administration official who has been a personal champion of Alas kan aviation for the last l6 years, now has the job of expediting con- struction of new ports at Anchor age and Fairbanks.
 The CAA said that Lample has been named administrator of Alas ka airports and left for the Terri tory Sept. 27.
 Lample will have headquarters at Anchorage. He will supervise the construction and later take over the management of the two fields.
 Congress appropriated $12, ,500,- 900 for a Class 5 airport at An chorage and a Class 4 port at Fairbanks, both to be large enough to take care of international air lines and the military.
 Lample started his campaign for aviation aids in Alaska in 1892 when he sought appropriations for airways for domestic traffic and for defense.
 In 1941, he supervised construc- ton of II major fields in the Ter ritory, and two years later headed an Aleutian survey which resulted in the island airWays being com pletely equipped with communica- tions and navigation facilities for important military operations.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
THE NOME NUGGET
325th Fighter Wing May Go To Moses Lake, Wash.
0P Special Washington Service)

((PD Special Washington Service)
 WASHINGTON, R-An air force official said it has not yet been definitely determined whe- ther the entire 325th all weather fighter wing will be transferred to Moses Lake air force base, near Ephrata, Wash.
 One of the three squadrons that make up the wing may remain at its present base, Hamilton Field, San Rafael, Calif., or be assigned elsewhere.
 Assignment of the 325th wing to Moses Lake, and the reOpening of that wartime training base within the next 45 days, was announced by the air force.
 Hamilton Field will continue to be used by the tactical command but there may short lapse of time before another unit is as signed, the official said.
 The air force, he added, is weigh ing the advantages of sending the whole 325th wing to Moses Lake for an indefinite period of train ing against sending two squadrons of the 325th and one squadron of an undesignated day fighter unit.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
Alaskans Will
 Abolish Traps, Bartlett Says
FavOrs Gradual Abolition Over Period Of 10 Years

"Alaskans will vote overwhelm- ingly for the abolition of fish traps" Delegate E. l.. Bob" Bart lett predicted last night in speech before Anchorage Democrats at the Legion Long Cabin.
 Referring to the referendum on fish traps to be held on October 12, Bartlett declared that the Demo- cratic Party would abide by the peoples decision.
 "The Republican platform calls for the immediate abolishment of traps, which would cause chaos," the Delegate said. He reminded his audience that he had introduced a bill in Congress providing for the gradual abolition of traps over period of ten years.
 Bartlett praised the record of Democratic legislatures that had been in session since 1883.
 Alaska was an economic desert in 1933," Bartlett said, "but the Democrats restored a large mea- sure of prosperity"
 Bartlett listed as accomplish ments of the Territorial admins tration the extension of the social security act to Alaska, the work mans compensation law, the es- tablishment of a full time Depart ment of Health, the construction of tuberculosis hospitals, the highway traffic act the veterans program, and many other achievements. Bartlett charged the Republi7 can party in Alaska with being deeply split. Many Republicans will not support their platform" he declared CPAID ADVERTISEMENT
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
OKLAHOMA SOLON VISITS NOME FAIR

Congressman Preston E. Peden of Oklahoma was a visitor at the Friday showing of the Northwest ern Alaska Fair.
 Said Peden, This fair of yours is quite enlightening and an en- joyable show"
 Peden is touring Alaska bases and military installations for first hand information on bills to be brought before the next session of Congress. He flew back to Kodiak on Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
Truman Accuses Dewey Of Being Evasive on Isseus
(Continued from Page One,

way open for a possible public att tack on the Presidents abandoned move to send Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson on a mission to Moscow.
 Before setting out from Albany last night on an eight-day tour, the Republican Presidential nom- inee issued a statement declaring that "the American people are in fact united in their foreign policy"
 The people "wholeheartedly and vigorously support the labors of our bipartisan delegation at Par is," Dewey said.
 The pronouncement made no mention of MT. Truman or Vinson. But reporters who received it were given to understand that Dewey looks upon the mission idea as a desperate blunder.
 MT. Truman announced Satur- day night that he had considered
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11

Looking Over a Four-Leafed Clo- yer"
 Third prize went to The Es- quires a group from Marks Field.
 The dancing crowd took over after the amateur show with Mar garet Renfrew at the Hammond Orgon. Costume awards went to Clyde Godsbe and MT. Peabody for the most comical costumes and to George Beacon and Don Lyle for the most original costumes.
 The drawing for the huge Polar Bear Rug was held with Vincent Ahkolik the lucky winner.
 In appreciation for the fine con- certs given at the Fair voluntarily by the 752nd Air Force Band from Fort Richardson, each member of the band was presented with an ivory carving memento of their visit to Nome. Bandmaster Aruth Jason expressed appreciation and stated that the band had all had a wonderful time and enjoyed play ing.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
Mrs. Edward Bart
 lett, Ex-PiOneer, Dies I'm Nelson, Wis.

Mrs. Edward Bartlett, mother of Delegate E. L. Bartlett, passed away at her family home in Nell son, Wisconsin, on Tuesday follow ing an illness of six months. Mrs. Bartlett, who was 85 years of age, is survived by her son, two grand daughters, Doris Ann and Susie Bartlett, and two sisters, Mrs. Eva Daverspike and Mrs. Henry Rill of Nelson, Wisconsin.
 Funeral services were held in Seattle Sunday October IF. Final interment was in the family plot in the Washelli Cemetery near Seat tie. MT. and Mrs. E. L. Bartlett went south to attend the funeral services and Miss Daverspike ac- companied the remains from Wis consin.
 Mrs. Bartlett, who was an Alas kan pioneer, came north with her husband in 1898. They went into Dawson over the Dyea Trail in the Chilkoot Pass. Mrs. Bartlett resid- ed in Alaska for 45 years and lived at Fairbanks, Circle Springs, Kan tishna and Miller House. For sev- eral years she made her home in Juneau with her son and daughter in-law. She left Alaska in 1943 and returned to her family home in Wisconsin.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11
VIVA FAIR DRAWS GOOD ATTENDANCE

Continued from Page One) 2nd Clara Madsen.
 .nost comical costume, boy-lst Gary Bingham.
 Most comical costume, girl-lst Mary Johnson, End Maggie Panik, 3rd Caroline Hudgins.
 Entertaining group-lst Charlie and Lovene Nershak. End, Georgie Richter and Sherry Calvin.
 Most Comical Group, bookworm -Huckleberry Finn and Red Rid ing Hood. Claudia Straub, David and Charles Haberman.
 After the children's part of the program, the stage was cleared and the Native entertainment took over.
 This colorful event was particu- larly enjoyed by the newcomers and flashbulbs were constantly in action. Takin gpart were natives from Nome, Diomede, King Island, dressed in their original fur cos tunes and with the dancers ac- companied by the native orches- tra with drums.
 Saturday afternoon large crowd lined the bank of the revet- ment on Snake River while the Air Corps Band played from the Lomen Commercial dock to wit , ness the skin boat race. The water in the river was calm but slushy with particles of ice floating down The paddle race was held between a boat of Nome natives and boat of King Island men and was won by the Nome crew explained by Big Mike. With him weer Howard Slwooko, Ralph Willoya, Steven Luke, Floyd Syngyke, Raleigh Ozenna, Sam Mogg, Art Cabinboy and Oscar Howard and won by a 50-yard margin.
 The skin boat motor race was won by the King Island entry cap tained by Pyanna, in seven minutes and 40 seconds. The course was down the river to the mouth and back to the starting place.
 Bill Kostenbader, the only speed boat entry, covered the same course as the skin boats in 5 min utes and seconds.
 Saturday evening the program opened with another popular band concert by the 752nd Air Force band and was followed by the amateur show.
 Winners of the amateur show were Jennie Savers, vocalist in costume; Alice May Miller and Dorothea Hudert in a skit-"I'm
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11

sending Vinson to Moscow to dis cuss the atomic problem" with Soviet officials. He said he decid- ed against this step when Marshall told him from Paris last Tuesday it might be misunderstood.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-11

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Arizona post., 1948-11-05
Sam SaIit. N. 2nd. was honored

Sam Salt, N. End, was hOnored
with a surprise party on Oct. II.
Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Becter, Mr.. and Mrs. David j.
Ginsberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kaller, Mrs. Rose Kipnis, Jesse
M C cQuade, Liberty Paneco,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Simon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Starr and their cousin,
Mamie Starr of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan BerIiner,
E. 7th, are back from the east.
The highlight of the trip was the
celebration of their 40th anniver-
sary at the Grand Plaza Hotel,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. LevinSOn are
now permanently living on E.
Helen.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Fish of New
England are spending the winter
here and are guests of Mrs. Fan
ME A. Goldenberg, E. 9Th. He is
an accountant.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Gordon, Palm Road, this season
are Miss Charlotte Salk of For
est Hills, N. Y, and Morris Ru-
bernstein, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Joseph Fabe, E. Broadway,
accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Rose Cutler of Detroit, were. in
Los Angeles visiting another sis
ter, Mrs. Sam Yaffe. They were
thrilled to see the filming of
"Flamingo Road on the Louis
Mayer estate. Mrs. Cutler spent
two months here and returned
home several days ago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Weiss, for
merly of Jamaica, L. l., moved
here several weeks ago. Their
daughter, Eileen, a junior at
Hunter College, will join them
when school ends in June. A mar
ried daughter is also expected to
visit Tucson with her husband
(Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Stotter of
PHILADELPHIA later in the season
and may live here. The Weisses
had a ladies speciality shop and
are entering business here.
Nathan Lieberman, E. 9th, is in
Chicago, where he underwent
surgery. Mrs. Lieberman accom-
panied him. They are expected to
return in a few weeks. The chill
dren are staying with their grand
mother, Mrs. Fannie A. Golden
berg, E. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gordon,
Palm Road, are proud to an
nounce the arrival of two grand
children. Mrs. Gordon was pres
ent in the east for the births. Her
daughter, Rayda, accompanied
her. New parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Gordon of Annap-
oils, Md, who have a son, Thad
Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Murry Ros-
enblatt of Long Island "a daugh-
ter of the Gordons) also are proud
parents-a son, Alan J.
Mrs. Melba PitSch is flying in
from Brooklyn to spend the win
ter with her mother, Mrs. Esther
Goldstein, E. 1st.
Mrs. Robert Cohen, N. Jacobus,
is in Marysville, Calf, visiting a
niece, Mrs. F., B. Fairchild.