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Evening star., 1948-12-29

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Q. Does ice get colder after it has formeds
I. P. G.
A. After it has frozen, ice continues to get
colder until 1t has the same temperature a.
the surrounding atmosphere.
Q. What was canning chair"?-G. E. II.
A. According to the Marine Historical Asso-
citation, the canning chair" was used on
whaleships to lower women-the captains wife,
etc.-into the small boats when at sea- 1t was
used most often when whaleships met at sea
and the officers visited on board each others
ships Such visits were always called gains"
by whalemen and hence the name canning
chair" was given to the piece Of equipment
that was used only when there was o lady
to be taken for gam" The origin OF the
term has been said by various writers to be
unknown. However. 1t probably sprang orig
inally from the very early use Of the term
CANNON" in the sense Of idle, irresponsible
or foolish "chit-chat."
@. Why was the piano 50 named2-Y. II. G.
A. The name piano Is an abbreviation Of
because it could be played either soft (piano,
Italian) or loud forte, Italian.
@. How large was the stamp collection of the
late King George Of England2-R. H.
A. The collection consists Of 300 volumes,
magnifcently mounted and bound In red mo-
rocco 1t Is kept in Buckingham Palace.
O. Why is 1T relaxing to yawn?-R. g. 8.
A. Yawning restores the equilibrium Of the
air pressure between the middle ear and the
outside ear. The result Is often feeling Of
relaxation.
O. Who was the Irish mayor who died as
the result of hunger strike?-M. 8.
A. Terence MacSwiney, Lord Mayor OF Cork.
tasted for "A days in 1890 and died as result
of his hunger strike.
Q. Where is the largest dog show on the
Pacific Coast held?-L. z. r.
A. In 1947 the largest dog show on the Pacific
Coast was at Long Beach, Calf, when 1854
dogs took part.
@. Is Australia as large as the United StatesS
w. F.
A. The area Of Australia Is 294,581 square
miles, while the area Of the continental United
States is 3,022, 1897 square miles.
Evening star., 1948-12-29
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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

to increase it so as to place some
young Democrats on it was approx.
ed. 1t includes:
| w. w. Wright of Jackson. chair.
man; Hugh Clayton of New Albany;
j. d. Lewis Of Hattiesburg; Edmund
Taylor of Greenville: Dick Quin OF
Jackson; Tom Brady of Brookhaven;
Buford Yerger of Jackson; George
Ben hampton of Columbia; George
Goodwin of Jackson.
j. A, Cunningham Sr. of Boone.
vile, Joe A. Miner of Gulfport, W.
c. Leonard of Kosciusko. w. d. Cole
of Philadelphia, L. P. eastman OF
Vicksburg, Tom Dunn of Meridian
Walter Albert of Natchez and C
Bryant Young of Sardis.
Frank Holleman of Laurel Lee
Gibbs Kirk of Bentonia, James
Moore of Corinth and Knox White Of
Gulfport.
Members of the Peoples Commit
tee are:
First District: Bob McPeters of CO.
rinth, Murphy Thomas of Tupelo
Sid Hoskins of Aberdeen, E. T.
George of Macon and John Frierson
of Columbus.
Second District: R. B. Smith Jr. OF
Rs 2v. Ransom Aldrich of Michigan
City, R. L. SmaI1wood Jr. of Oxford
Hugh Gary of Sumner. and Mills
Barbee of fernando.
Third District: Partee Denton of
Marks. Irby Turner of Belzoni; Lake
Robertson of Clarksdale; j. G.. Still
lions of Rome. and Ed White of Lex
ington.
Fourth District: Harvey L. Morri-
son of Okolona, J. B. Perry of Grena-
da, Paul Moore of Calhoun City, Ed
Livingston of Louisville, and DR..
Andy Bailey of Winona.
Fifth District: Mrs. Ernest Brook
shire of Meridian, Dr. w. M. Cour-
sey of Raleigh, j.. V. Gipson of Meri-
dian, w. K. Prince of Newton, and
Joe A. Mcfarland of Bay Springs.
Sixth District: Lester Clark of
Hattiesburg, J. X. Riley of Monti-
cello. Ray Stewart of Picayune, M.
H. Does of Biloxi, and Carroll Gar
tin of Laurel.
Seventh District: Breed Mounger
of Tylertown, w. G.. McClain of Nc
Comb, Hugh V. Wall of Brookhaven,
H. H. Crosby of Crosby, Ellis Wright
of Jackson, John Sharp Williams of
Yazoo City, Tip Ray of Canton, w.
E. Mcintyre of Brandon, R. A.
Geary of Vicksburg and John Arm
strong of Hazlehurst.
From state at large: Mrs. Ferriday
Cryns of Natchez; Mrs. Forrest B.
Jackson of Jaskson; Miss Hazel
Brannon Of Durant; Mrs. Hal Sprag-
gins of Senatobia; Mrs. Oliver En-
merich of McComb; Mrs. J. K.
Avent of Grenada; Mrs. Jim Craw-
ley of Kosciusko; Mrs. Boswell
Stevens of Macon; Mrs. F, w. Mitts
of Enterprise. and Mrs. Herbert M.
FAINT of Sardis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

with the one pound Of lead arsenic.
However, you may buy this mater
ial already mixed which is usually
put up under the trade name of Pan
Spray mixture.
Trees will be blooming in short
time and be sure that you have your
material and spray every two weeks
for at least four sprayings.
Spraying Of Apple dnd Pear Trees:
Spraying of apples and pears
should begin when the first pink
shows in the bud. Use 1850 bor-
deaux if blight has been serious. Re-
full bloom. When "a of the petals
peat this spray when trees are in
have fallen use 1850 bordeaux
mixture plus IL pounds of arsenic
of lead mixed in the same SO gallons
of water. A 1880 mixture consists
of l pound of copper sulphate,
pounds lime and fifty gallons of
water.
Your third spraying about 2 weeks
after the second will be with 1850
bordeaux plus IL pounds of arsenic
of lead in the same spray.
Three weeks after the third spray
ing you should use 4-4-50 Dor
deaux mixture plus Il pounds of ar
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04
Democratic Party Must Take Positive Stand
For States Rights, Against Truman Program
Says State Democratic Executive Committee

ton attorney. from the Third Con
gressionul District, and Miss Hoxel
Bronnon, Holmes County editor
from the stute-ut-lorse.
Miss Brannon served as a dele
gated from the state of Mississippi
at the 1914 National Democratic
convention in Chicago. The state de
legation that year went uninstructed
with the objective of defeating Hen
ry Wallace's nomination for vice
president on the Democratic ticket
Chairman Holmes also set the
state convention for June %, sug.
gested to county executive commit
tees that county meetings be held
may Is. and that precinct elections
for delegates be called for May 18
A bill to clarity the date-setting of
these conventions will be intro
duced by Senator Nate Williamson
of Meridian, member of the COM
mittee.
Tubb Authors Resolution
T. ]. Tubb Of West Point, au-
thored a 11-point resolution setting
up the Mississippi plan of action.
1t was unanimously adopted after
being seconded by J. M. Talbot of
Clarksdale.
Campaign slogan of the move
ment, which will be made nation
wide. is, Lets give the Govern
ment back to the people and the
states" w. w. Wright, Jackson
business executive, was named
chairman of the Campaign Com
mittee, and Governor Wright desig-
mated honorary chairman of the
Peoples Committee.
Chairman Holmes said in event
the campaign is lost, the plan is to
withhold the Southern electoral
votes and force the presidential
election into the House in which
each state will have one vote. He
said he felt the Midwest would
line. up with the South, and in that
way secure the election of a Presi-
dent who would not continue to dis
regard states rights.
High points of the unanimously
adopted resolution declared:
'That positive and militant &C.
ton must be taken now to make
sure that Mississippi's delegates to
the National Democratic Conven-
ton and Mississippi's nine presiden-
tial electors will stand firmly for
states rights and, therefore, against
any nominee for president or vice
president of the United States who
refuses to take am open and positive
stand against the so-called civil
rights recommendations of Pres
ident Truman.
That loyal mississippi Democrats
must be absolutely contain that their
delegates to the National Demo
cratic Convention will positively
withdraw from that convention un-
less the party embody in its plat
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04
Peoples Committee
Named To Lead Fight;
Edwin White Is Member

JACKSON, Miss, March 1.-Mis
sissippi Democratic leaders Monday
served notice on the national party
that the price of the states contin-
ued support will be nomination OF
standard bearers who will take ian
open and positive stand for states
rights and promise to fight against
President Truman's so-called civil
rights program"
The action was taken by the Dem
ocratic State Executive Committee
which launched campaign to elect
delegates to the national convention
and presidential electors who will
stand "hitched" to that demand.
Pledge Withdrawal
The committee will seek delegates
pledged to withdraw from the ma
tional convention if the party refuses
to abandon its anti-South program.
These delegates would then hold a
separate convention of true Dem
ocrats" to nominate candidates
pledged to uphold Jeffersonian prin-
eiples.
An elaborate campaign to carry
the fight to the crossroads through a
50-member Peoples Committee and
2l-member Campaign" group was
approved at the meeting over which
Chairman Herbert Holmes of Sena-
tobia presided.
Named to the Peoples Committee
we're the Hon. Edwin White, Lexing-
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04
County Agents. Notes
By w. n. Sullivan. County Agent
Spraying Peach Trees:

Spraying Pedch Trees:
In order to prevnt peaches from
being infected from worms it is nee
essary to spray at the proper time.
In fact, peaches should be sprayed
about every two weeks from the
time of blooming until about four
weeks before ripening. The spraying
after blooming controls wormy pea
ches. Each spraying thereafter helps
to prevent brown rot on peaches.
Your first spraying should be
when about "a of the petals have
fallen. This spraying should be with
mixture of arsenic of lead, l pound
for each so gallons of water, A pounds
of zinc sulphate and 4 pounds of lime
in the same fifty gallons of water
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

Bring your PRINTING PROB
LENS to The Durunt News. We can
print anything and do it quick! We
appreciate your patronage. Phone
Lexington ll6, collect.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

FOR SALE-Light weight concrete
blocks for sale. Winona Concrete
Products Company. Phone 1921,
Wlnona' MISS. 21-tfnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

Phone Lexington 35-W for refrigera
ton, plumbing and electrical ser.
vice. Lundy Refrigeration Service,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

FOR SALE 4-wheel farm trailers
equipped with ply or 6-ply tires;
Natural gas ranges and water hea.
tiers delivered and installed. The
Fincher Company, Phone 63, Lex.
ington. 47-tf-np
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

= NEW TYPEWRITER
Portables or large machines. Phone
116, Lexington, Leo Maness.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-80 bushels good sound
white corn. $3.50 bushel. Henry
Hathcock, Durant, Miss. 25-2tnp
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-03-04

senic Of lead. The bordeaux mixture
controls your fire blight, blossom
blight leaf spots, scab and bitter
rot. Your arsenic of lead controls the
codling moth, tent caterpillar and
other eating insects.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Ruska armada Dude miti zimni
maneYrx Reichu.

Berlin. = z informovanych
spojeneckych krul & bylo Tece-
no, re vice nez $780, 900 ruskych
vojakG je pfipraveno konati
zimn1 manevry We v~ychodnim
Nemecku pc prve cd konce val
ky.
Cd zacatku nemecke okupa-
ce ruska armada konala zimni
ma ruskem 1zemi.
Zapadni oficieln1 kruhy pra-
vi, re mnozi sc stale naznaky
tohoto ruskeho planu a soudf
Sc, re manevry budou provade-
ny v peti nebo sesti oblastech,
asi sto mil ma severovychod cd
Frankfurt ma hranic1ch anne
rickeho okupacnfho pasma.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
PFedbezne ornament zabav.

- Patek, 3. prosince: Stolec-
kovovou Zabavu poTada Ces.
Svob. Skola Aug. Hermana.
= 4. prosince - Okrskcve
Zavody V Sokolovne.
= Ned6le, 5. prosince: u
stficov6 Hody poTada Csl. Dem.
Klub 25. wardy v Sokolovne
Curtis Bay.
= Sobota, IL. prosince: il
trnicove Hody poTada T. J. So
kol Curtis Bay v Sokolovne.
= Nedele, &c. prosince: A
kademie Sok. Jed. "Blesk" v
SOkolovne.
= Patek, 81. prosince: Syl-
vestr ma Rozloucenou Sc Soko-
lovnou pofada Sok. Jednota
"Blesk".
- 20. ledna 1949. Snow Ball
Dance Sokolovna Philadelphia.
"POKROK"
Celorocn1 program 1948-49.
= 27. listopadu - "Posvf-
censka".
- 81. prosince = "Sylvestr"
20. ledna = "Selsky Ples''Y
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Egyptsky kral a iransky sab Sc
rozvedli Sc svymi manzelkami.

Panovn1ci Egypta a Iranu Sc
rozvedli sc svymi manzelkami,
jez Jim neporodily SYM. Egypt
hky kral Farouk Sc rozvedl S
kralovnou Fardiou. Mali til
dcery. Soucasne bylo ozname-
no, re iransky sach Sc rozvedl
s Faroukovou sestrou Fawzil.
Mali jednu dceru
ODE kralovny jsou proslule
krasky. Poole zakonG obou
statG NIUE sc stat naslednikem
trGnu jen muzsky dedic. Ko-
munike, vydana v obou statech
zd1raznujl, re rozvod kralov-
ny Fawzie nebude NIT nepri-
zniveho vlivu ma nynejsi pra-
telske vztahy mezi obema staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Wrightovo letadlo Sc vratilo
do Amerikv.

Bayonne, N. J. - Ma palu-
be letadlove lodi Palau bylo do
Spojenych StatG nyn1 vraceno
letadlo Kitty Hawk, kterymz
bratri Wrightove podnikli svGi
prvn1 1spesny let.
Letadlo to bylo pc dobu 20
let vystaveno v londynskem
Kensington museu, kdyz Sc Or
vile Wright nepohodl Sc Smi-
thosian Institution. Spolu s'le-
tadlem zabalenym v bednach
prijel jeden reditel londynske-
no musea, ktery Tekl, Re Sc jen
nerad loucf S leadlem, kter6 Sc
tesilo u navstevnik1 musea vel
Ike pOzornosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
predvadi move jetove
Ietadlo.

Patuxent River, Md. = Ma
mofnf letectvo predvedlo zcela
novy druh jetoveho letadla, KITE
re je oznacovano "a nejrychlej-
81 dosud zde vyrobene. Leta-
dlo to ma velmi kratky trup 4
podoba Sc letaj1c1mu kffdlu,
jehoz, ODE strany odstupuji do
zadu v ostrem uhlu. Letadlo
je oznaceno jake XF7U-1 Cut
lass a bylo vyrobeno oddelenlm
Chance Vought tovarny Unit
ed Aircraft Corporation.
Doposud bylo letadlo We
vzduchu jiz7 25-krate, nebylo
vsak doposud vyzkouseno ma
nejvetsi dosazitelnou rychlost.
Letadlo predvedl novinafum
zkusebnf letec kapitan F. M.
Trapnell, ktery demonstroval
1zasnou pohyblivost a lehkou
Tiditelnost letadla, urceneho
pro sluzbu ma letadlovych To-
dich.
Dosavadnf rychlostnf rekord
drz1 armadn1 jetove st1hac1 le-
tadlo F-86 vykonem 670.98 mil
Ia hodinu. Je vsak znamo, re
jina pokusna letadla doc1lila
jiz rychlosti az 1000 mil "a no
dinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
President Truman Sc vratil do
Washingtonu.

Pc sve 14-dennl dovolene v
Key West, Fla, Sc president
Truman vratil Fl. listopadu v
doprovodu sve zeny a dcery
svym %zvlaStn1m letadlem indie
pendence do Washington.
President je slime opalen a
vyhl1z1 velmi dobre. K uvftani
Sc ma letisti We Washingtonu
dostavilo nekolik set osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Spojene narody hodlaji opustit
PaFiz IL. prosince.

PaT1z. - Valne shromazde-
nj Spojenych narodn soudf, re
Dude S to dokonciti svou praci
nynejsfho zasedanf do II. pro-
since.
PGvodne delegati d%oufali, re
Zasedanf Dude skonceno dine 8.
p%rosince, ale mnoho nedokon-
cenych vecf patrne zpIsob1 od-
klad o til dny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
tovane navsteve New Yorku =

tovane navsteve New Yorku =
navsteve ma nalehavou zadost
rodic1 a pedagogd, kter1 81 kro-
me toho pref, ably zvlastni ere
tel byl wat ma skoln1 mladez.
Wax Svobody prodlf v New
Yorku cd 25. listopadu do l.
ledna, pTi cemz zastav1 We vsech
peti mestskych ctvrt1ch, jakoz
i v Yonkers, New Rochelle a
White Plains.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Americka pomoc Siamu.

Ocekava Sc, re Sc Siam "a
nedlouho obratf ma Spojene
Staty s zadostf O poksytnutf L.
veru, neni bez z~aj1mavosti, re
81 Rusove prave v Siamu otev-
reli hlavni stan Kominformy
pro oblast jihovychodni Aisle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Sleepy a hluchy deda ST troufal.

Hadena-San, 71lety SLEEPY a
hluchy zlodej z Osaky, Japon-
sko, ukradl tam motorovy cluh,
rfdil jej sam 80 mil tamnim
preplnenym pTfstavem a zave-
I'll jej do Kobe ma Jill Cd Osaky,
kde jej prodal "a ctvrtinu ceny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Nobelova mirova cena nebud'
letos udelena.

Oslo, Norsko. - Norsky w
Dor pro udelen1 mfrove ceny
prohlasil, re Nobelova mlrova
cena letos udelena nebude. DG-
vody udany nebyly, kdyz Sc
vsak pTihlfzf k svetove situaci
IDA sc byt rozhodnutf spravne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Znamenf DOLBY.

V obvodu Lancashire v An
gill cestuj1c1 turista nalezl "a
iezdnl hostinec zvany "The
White House.. Kdyz 81 tam
dial nal1t pivo, sbledal, re ma
jitel sc jmehuje Truman.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Sportovnf Hlfdka.
Krajan RUDY DUsEK zapa'
siti Dude v Coliseum pristi
uterY.

utery.
Pfistf 1tery, dine 80. listopa-
du v kTfzkovych zapasech po-
fadanych Mr.. Ed Contosem V
hlavnfm zapase ktery urcen
Dude ma dobu 1 porazky.
Jeho souperem Dude velice
oblibeny zapasn1k Gorgeous
George, vazfc1 PA ID. z Holly
wood.
DIE ornament Mr.. Contose
tento zapas ma byti velice zaj1-
navy a protoz kdo sc chce mi
lie pobavit necht Sc dostav1 pr1-
sti 1tery do Coliseum.
Ma programu budou jeste 4
zapasy. Jmena 1cinkujlclch
zapasnfk1 techto zapasech
nam dosud nejsou znama.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26
Nejposlednsjsi Sokolovy OAR
kove Balicky do {. S. r.

c. 81
5 lb. Praskoveho Mleka
4 ID. Bile Rye $3.50
c. 100
200 Lucky Strike Cigaret
2 Id. 3 or. kavy
2 ID. 3 OF. rye
2 ID. 3 OF. margarine $3.50
&. 40
6 Id. 9 OF. Bile Mouky
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $500
{. Ill
6 ID. 9 OF. Bile Rye
200 Lucky Strike Gig. $3.50
20 ID. Bile Rye $6.95
Objednavky pTijfma balti-
morsky zastupce Ant. Cihlaf,
v 1Tadovne TELEGRAPH" nebo
v domove 1927 Grogan Ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-11-26

b There's nothing like a backlog of
~ s. Savings Bonds to enable one to
stand up and look the world in the eye.
And you'll be clutching a handful of
them before you know it if you enroll
now for the regular purchase of u. S.
Savings Bonds. With these bonds you'll
lose the uncomfortable feeling that
you're not getting ahead. What's good
for you is good for your country, so
start accumulating those Savings Bonds
now. L. ten years you get back 81 for
every So you invest today. Sign up for
the Payroll Savings Plan where you
work, or, if self-employed, for the Bond
a.Month Plan at your bank.
US. Treasury Department
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
lailrOad To
 Alaska Would njure Seattle
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 et up a rate structure which yould require all freight origin ting, say, in the East or Middle Vest, to be delivered to the Cana ian National at Windsor, Ont, Winnipeg, or similar other east rn and middle-western exchange points"
 Gavin said he was not opposed o a railroad if it were built for 'easons of military security, but le said it could not be justified on economic grounds. He cited the immense volume of traffic which comes across the United States on the northern transcontinentals to Seattle docks for shipment to Alaska. and he said much of that volume could be expected to fall off with a railroad built north ward.
 'I was in Seattle at the time of the Alaska gold rush," he said, "and I saw Seattle start to become a city at that time. It has become a city because it is the outfitting point for the Territory"
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
House Committee
 I'm Turmoil Over "Leak"

WASHIN GTON. (R) - The House un-American activi e s cohmittee seethed yesterday with a behind-the-scenes row over what one member called "a. vio- lation of an oath" by a commit tee member or staff aide.
 It seems that solemn promise not to talk was exacted from ev- eryone present when Alger Hiss, former state department official, testified at a closed-door session Monday. Yet morning papers pub lished many details of what went on.
 One angry member told report CTS yesterday that he will demand that the committee investigate the "leak." He asked them not to use his name until he makes his for mai demand at the committees next session.
 Committee members who could be reached would not comment.
 The committee has recessed its general investigation of alleged communist spying for three weeks, but plans a meeting next week to bring Hiss and Whitaker face to face.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
V. F. w. FISH DERBY REGISTRATION ENDS MIDNIGHT, AUG. 31
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Continued from Page One) most streams are now producing good catches, especially greyling, with trout just beginning to run. Over the past weekend large catches of greyling are reported from upper Nome river, Pilgrim river, Stewart river and Flambo river. Many nineteen to twenty one inch greyling taken weighing up to three pounds. Vic Hall at White Mountain reports good fish ing in that vicinity and believes record fish will be taken there. Also good pike fishing available a short distance from the village.
 From all appearances the boys from ACS are out to win some of these prizes. Almost every mail brings in fishing equipment of one kind or another and week-ends finds about half the detachment out trying for the big ones. Some of the boys are in second place for both greyling and trout.
 Attention again invited for all interested to visit the Nome Hard ware and inspect these beautiful glass fishing rods being given as first prizes. Remember, first prize in each of the three classes wins a fine glass rod.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
MRS. KRISTIE WALDHELM'S FATHER PASSES ON AT 8S

Mrs. Kristie F. Waldhelm yes terday received word of the death of her 85-yearpld father, in Den mark.
 Mrs. Waldhelm, and daughter, made a trip last year to Denmark to visit with the old folks. She states that her father had made the request last year with the be- lief that he would not live an other year.
 The letter relating the death stated that in the last moments of her fathers life, he had asked a relative to join him in saying the Lords Prayer"
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18

UVALDE, Tex. (P)-Mrs. John Nance Garner, Cactus Jacks right hand" is dead. The wife of the 32nd vice-president of the United States died at 4:30 pm. yesterday in the stately buff brick home her husband built for Et- tie," 28 years ago.
 She was 78.
 Death came peacefully to the inseparable companion of the south Texas lawyer who rose to be vice-president of the United States. Garner was at his Wlfe'S side when she died.
The Nome nugget., 1948-08-18
Dewey, Warren
 Plan Campaigns

ALBANY, (P)-Gov. Earl War ren and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey wound up two days of strategy confere nces here yesterday. Dewey said afterwards that both he and his running mate will cam paign extensively from coast to coast and back again."
 The COP Presidential nominee scheduled a huddle today with House speaker Joseph w. Martin, Jr., of Massachusetts.
 Dewey has not yet said when he will open his campaign.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Probe Of I Teachers
Communist Ties Seen
As Hawaii Test Case

HONOLULU, T. H., Aug. 27
(CDN Hawaii Communist case
Is extending its arms to take in
nearly every individual and interest
in this community.
DR.. John Reinicke, of Kansas. a
Yale doctor of philosophy, and his
wife, Aiko, are fighting to hold their
jobs as school teachers in face of
heavy evidence that they are men,
bers and active propagandists for
the Communist Party.
AS though eager to prove it's fit-
ness for statehood, Hawaii is thrash
ing out the case with thoroughness
and in an atmosphere of cool So
briefly, The present hearing is only
the first step in a chain which leads
almost certainly to the Supreme
Court.
While professors and teachers
elsewhere in the United States have
jeopardized their posts by open or
discreet support of the Communist
Party and Henry Wallace. in no
other case has the line between