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The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20
SCHOOL TO BEGIN IN JANUARY

On St. Lawrence Island, ANS teacher, L. B. Williams, of Savoon- ga, announced in a recent com munication that he expects to be able to hold classes about January in the three-room school building now under construction.
 The living quarters, also un- der construction should be ready for occupancy by Thanksgiving. Work of construction of the build ings is under the direction of Hickey and Son.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

Ralph Olanna has purchased the residence of Dwight Milligruk on E street which was advertised in the Nugget last week. Dwight Mil ligruk who has been working with the N. C. Co.,, for several years has decided to study to be a mis- sionary minister and is leaving soon to start his studies at Unala- kleet with the Covenant Mission. Mrs. Milligruk will accompany him.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20
TOMATOES AMBASSADOR

3 tablespoons butter
 Salt and pepper
 l cup chopped cooked spinach 2 slices crisp bacon, chopped 4 eggs, poached
 2 tablespoons flour
 Grated Parmesan cheese
 Cut tomatoes in half and scrape out seeds and core. Season with salt and pepper, dot with one tablespoon butter and bake at 400' five minutes. Meanwhile, melt additional butter in sauce pan, remove from the fire and add flour, mixing to smooth paste. Return to flame, add milk, salt and pepper to taste and stir until sauce has thickened. Fill cavities in tomatoes with spinach. Place a poached egg on top of each and cover all with the cream sauce. Sprinkle top with Parmesan cheese and bake at 400' 10 min utes or until cheese is brown.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

Alcatraz, now the last stop for the nations worst criminals, was originally fortified by the Span ish and was first used by the U. S. to house military prisoners in 1858.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20
! |I! |IT75odd!;!4!z!M
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
HAM cUsTARD PIE

onion
 Butter
 2 cups cream
 4 eggs, beaten
 Salt and pepper
 l tablespoon chopped chives 1 tablespoon minced parsley 4 slices shredded boiled ham l rich pastry shell
 Make your rich, flaky pastry shell in advance. Mince the onion very fine and cook in a little but ter until golden yellow in coloc. Heat the cream and pour over the beaten eggs. Season with salt and pepper. Add the cooked onion, chives and parsley. Sprinkle the bottom of the pastry shell with the shredded ham and pour the custard over it. Bake in a 325' oven until the custard is set.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

I. J. Cunz, Seattle, A. B. Mor- row, Fairbanks. John Havenstrite, Candle. Earl Grovening, Seattle. Harold Seiben, and party, St. Louis. MT. and Mrs. Ed Hartje and son John, Shishmaref.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE - Hallicrafter Radio, RIGA. Battery Radio, and 5 it. white enameled flat bottom bath
 tub. Main l25. 112-3tp
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20
Classified Ads

FOR SALE - Furnished 5-room
 house, 2 bedrooms, bath, refrig- orator. Call Main 148. l12-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

The Santa Fe Trail was in use centuries before Columbus dis covered America.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

Some people'll do do anything for money-exceptin' work.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

TANNING-Send us your skins
 and furs to be tanned. Quick. ef- ficient, reliable. Vslcauda Fur Co.,, National Bank Bldg, Seat tie, Washn. l03-t
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE-Well furnished home
 and quonset hut of Dwight Milli- gruk. See A. Polet. l07tf
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOUND - Ladies Shoes, almost
 new. Identify at Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE-l5-Ton Trailer with
 box-car type body. Call Ma.l25
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE-'42 Ford Sedan. Ex-
 cellent condition. $500. Edward
 Nelson. CAA Cape Nome. 113-2tp
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE-1941 Plymouth 5-pass. Coupe. Good condition. Call Cor
 don's. l13-tf
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

FOR SALE-133 Chevrolet. Call Harry Strong at Army 3, or Main
 122. 3-tp
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-20

WANTED-Part time or full time
 bookkeeper. Wien Alaska Air lines. 113-tf
Evening star., 1948-02-15
SUBURBAN sALE--viRGIkIA.

rom yeur armchair throush our Illus. s,
tratsd Realty Bulletin picture OF r3ca each
beatty R2sif rs sffsFlDson owen. sRa Rss
lee. liv; rm, with fireplace, din. rm;,
tel terrace: good M loeation; owner sasrifics
s,osoo 81 s5s $500 q 80" saS oM ass
all rms large, fireplace large grounds:
conv. location, IL miles to D. c. OW.
BELLE HAvEN--Luxurious English Tudor;
sio1 soura ZEE RfTsrn ST. a Of the
deishtfgl old houses on this charming f,i
n szs Diu; baths 66o oil l.s MoDtSi; PTiss
s5HISE REALTY sIs2 e. SS7 Sr!ncea
TIE. 416S, Alex. 6911.
hLrxANPRiA YoU ARE Lo0MaNG fo5 Sua
featuring oil heat. rec. rn., screened porch;
tiled bath. newly, decorated; hardwood
In very good eSnd 0fdrms Sirv sba ana
5-rm. row brick home. located close to Z,
l,;. Il min; to Wash Why pay hish sIntad rental
$50. HARRY GARLoCK. Rea! Estate
Broker, ia S. st. Asaph ST., Alex. Va.
Phone Alex. O933 or OV. 2l35. Formerly
with the reliable nrm George M Reynolds
-16
1s TAUxEMoNT RD.. 1o-min. drive south
of Alexandria. of Memorial highway, 30
min. from WASHINGTON. good roads 8 bed
ms, al; on one floor house: liv. rm.. hyepl..
inexpensiVely heated by oil, refrig.. stove;
blinds, ample closet and storage space. shed
work bench): beautiful natural wooded
setting, n acre cleared garden place; nr
owner, D. e. MACKELMANN, AL. 6167.
OPEN FROM TO 5, LYON Park. sol
North Cleveland st, right on Pershtng
drive-26-ft. hv;, rm. with fireplace, Ee.
din. rm. and kit on 1st dooT. 8 big
bedrms. and bath on 2rd; full .esmt.
iee Tot; gsrage. 91l,ebo for tmmed. sale.
N. I. AfVIG, cH. 1901.
Evening star., 1948-02-15
SUB. PROPERTY WANTED md,

SILVER SPRING or University Parks
Eedrms.. preferably bedrm:, and bath on on
1st H.. up to 100000. MR.. DAVIS Gil,
Maryland OwNERs-what have you
not in p. G County; 2 to 100 acres with
at least liveable house, liv. rm din. rna :,
kit, 2 bedrm.. bath; auxiliary space bsmt.
and or outbuildings Quick sale. My own
use principal, 81 1888 or ia N. Wood
ave, Silver Spring
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, west of Rock
Creek, well constructed old house with 2
to 80 acres; priced under S25,000 BOX
9R7-H Star 16s
Evening star., 1948-02-15
SUB. pRop.-sALE OR EXCHANGE.

I2-RM, 4-BATH stone. stucco and frame
detached home: 6 fireplaces, oil heat. etc.
bright, large rms. high-paneled ceilings;
corner lot beautiful shade trees, ! SQUARE
largest medical center at Forest Glen.
Silver Spring, Md; ideal for doctor or large
family; priced at about u or less than It
would cost to! duplicate today. Bring
along any good builder and be convinced
Priced -S25,Oo0, liberal terms. OWNER,
liz
Evening star., 1948-02-15

EkTsIEs. NX. S57s' Union. 1923 ele6e
NORTH H. As5L1sSeToN-s LIN slas to Wash Y. &:
With ist nr. den and bath home of older
sao AM den bay AND "aSgc SstS asd s5se ar kit h.. mo-
Deq DeTehss, sssiflw.y T 70 attic. 'uiI ssmt: WITH
ssss'fSs; = f'1i sfse Ss'S
home home only % one left: i IL bedrooms, "a tile
baths all On one foor; large s ltytns room. TIT.
dry. light, beautiful basement; fireplace,
oil heat. laundry. 2;csr sarase; 2 potch1ss 1
yond 5Sa1 saiiess R erossrosds,' turn left m.Is
LAMBoRN. Rsaltor. sIsIusLye agent aos. ls9I
sEAk FAILS s'oe tH Seq these hes 'S new
brick homes in attractive Hollinsswood
Snn sstxseR ,p: P: sSTsy EhuFen hed
living room with Colonial nrepIace,, dining
x nd r.nss nsss and S0a sa5ns
sls s!imnsd sxtsr,sTii ssli ia;slasfd e ana
s. Ss:thsa on 's9efe 1 u Phsss 81 ~.
real bargain at the price Of s12,45o TO
1880. 81 or conventional sale. '1ouses
in this subdivision have sold as rapidly as
completed. Don't wait to call about. now
ready for immediate possession. EXCLUSIVE,
EASTMAN g. STEELE Realtors Phone
FA. 2620.
ARLINGTON FOREsT-One Of the larger
brick homes of this popular section With
q rooms: q cheerful living room with Are
place. dining room and kitchen on lst
fuor: 3 bedrms and bath on End; front
sereened-in porch and sla ass-tnclosed back
porch; full basement with, bath; oil a..c.
heat; dead-end street which oners security
.or children. EASTMAN STEELE.
FA. 2620.
2 CAPE CODE. so throw the helm hard
over and anchor lens lons enough enough to see see
tile bath on the, lst noor; oedrms and
ise lots, in addition to other interestins
features. Exceptional values and den
nltely the best buys in their class. sls.
so. sco eha ca. s;soo s6os Or 81. f.i o4sF "I @Is
s6.s50-ImaEine 1t. q. three
bedroom bungalow with modern kitchen
and bath on beautiful large lot: detached
s2eS9 co es eeTn no 'lsss. ssss titn' is
WE HAVE BUNGALOWS, ramblers and
-olonials. located In best sections OF
asarby Va. runnins from 1880 TO
:sil EoBT T. BRUMBAcK Co. Realtors
Eee hwy. at Loreom lane, OF. 1880; ewes. !
oW. 6672. -lo
Evening star., 1948-02-15

usual and very attractive new brick bum
Galow with 2 floor levels. sunken living
room dnete and ktGhen bed r rooms raa,3 and
on Bird lever, could be used as den library
ST 81 p, SEyEs " s. sRRISa REALTY
line-2-story 6-rm. det. brick; in rsw
hSRsf sae poTeh abou5 cash viii hsnd
fTsvILLE-:Beantiful brick buns.: 3
4oahsd ss saRshffS Ms fs Ina bsmt va
en Reaf ony VII si4sS
OPEN SUNDAY 1-e PM. Silver Spring
soxi42; Ice. iiv. rm with nrepl' and pic:
kit. bedrm. or den and " bath on lst d.,
tuilt-in gar: slate roof. copper screens;
Price n,: $500 So4 cFnfs % @ 9H Gesy
syer spf Go Nd FefofS 81 SoG
q ssssy 'hsss HeS sssa.
aMEb NM PofSISasSG FossEssoNBries wi ss' Cape Cod
turn or unfurn.: new and in excel. cond
in every detail; liv. rm., dining rm.. large
complete kit: l bedrm; and bath lst A..
srss 0edsms and oasa bath oF nd 70 ts
Just of Defense hwy. owner leaving town
Price. S11.750. unfurn.; S12,75O. furn..
including washing machine and new
vacuum cleaner. Furn. Is only mos old
SS.1o0, payable $50 per mo, including
cIYpE 51.S1efs' ADAMS uN. fi ii43' anu '"'ui AA'e
EVANSVILLE, 3Sth and legation sts.-
New brick semibunsalows; living rni. with
frepl,; dining rm., fully equipped kit. 2
hest. buiit-in E.rass: $1,000, PERRY
WA. 450o; ewes. WA. $500, WA. oe3a,
Evening star., 1948-02-15

sweeping front ver-
lot: 3 very spacious
bsmt., oil heat; an
home. well worth
CO., GL. 421s, OK. |
Evening star., 1948-02-15

Nor ttnued on Nsrt Pasel
The Valley settler., 1948-10-22
THERE

Mrs. Clayton Essl inger' returned from Ohio this last Friday. Mrs. Els s1 inger has been visiting friends and relatives in Ohio s ince the first part Of Sep tember.
 Miss Goorgina Sullivan from Burbanks ,Cali- fornia is visiting at the Loren McKechnie home.
 Matt lal1laney, Tax Conrni sioner for Alaska vas visitor in the Valley this week. Joe Cochran Of Kenai is visiting friends in the Wiley this week. Mrs. Horold La,4be rton is back from brief visit in the States. Nj. and Mrs. JaHes Nelson and family of Tasi11a afe visit ing Mir. No1son's parents in P:1mer, MT. and Mrs. C.L. Nelson. Ms. lloyd sear1 es Of C2oeuet ,Minnes esota, is visiting her; si ster, Mrs. Archie Moffitt, this winter. -
 Everett Yohn returned to work this week in the Creamery after a ueek's vacation. Leon Fuurie is on a ueek' 8 vacation this Teek. ~# -. Bob Rcy, formerly employed in the Gre amery plans to leave for the States this coming Sunday.
, 1948-05-27

and winter months last year.
This was followed up with an
investigation tour on the main
land of marketing and grow
ing areas to determine the
feasibility of developing the
vegetable project this year in
st. Croix on a commercial scale.
Both the experimental work
and the trip just accomplished
proved the soundness and po-
tential value of the project.
The projected activities out
lined are not predicted on a
"get-rich-quick" basis or ely
.by-night" scheme, Mr.. Skeoch
continued, but rather t obuild
on sound and steady lines, ov-
.er a period of years, a new in
dustry which will play a large
part in the economic delop-
ment of this island.
, 1948-05-27

Canaday had been in the
Capital trying to see what he
could do to get the bill out,
when he received word that it
was facing difficulty.
Should the bill not get fav-
vorable action it will be neces-
sary to pass temporary legis-
lation to keep the Company
goin until the way is cleared
to get a new charter.
, 1948-05-27
LEDERLE FILARIAsTs-

Children will be supplied
with medicine at the schools.
Special stations for testing
adults will be set up and an.
nounced.
Results of the preliminary
tests will be made known
either this weekend or early
next week, Dr.. Hewitt said.
, 1948-05-27
COMPANY FORMED.

AN EOnM6D. :.
other vegetables for future de-
v%elopment, if satisfactory re-
suits are obtained.
Provisions are being made
to grow about 200 acres of to-
matoes, 40 of which will be
planted by the Company and
the balance by large and small
farmers outside of the Com
pany, which proposes to pur-
chase outside grown" toma-
toes from such persons as may
be DESTROYS of growing, provi-
ded they make arrangements
with the Company in advance
Of planting SO that the vol
ume of produce, type of toma-
toes, delivery schedules, ETC.,
can be coordinated with the
Company's activities. Failure
on the part of outside growers
to cooperate in this; the Com
pany will not be responsible
IN any way for the handling
Of tomatoes from such persons.
Need For New Industries
There has been an increas-
ing need for the last few years
for the development of new
industries of any kind to aug
ment the sugar crop" econ.
omy Of St. Croix, Mr.. Skeoch
said, and it is particularly
needed in the agricultural
field so as to give employment
to a large number of Islands
people. In line with this. 9
small group, ably helped by
the technical advice and CO.
operation of the Agricultural
Station, experimental with
growing, shipping and market.
ing in the United States Of
of vegetables during the fall
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Buck Quits Rent Post, Keeps
Chairmanship for District

Senator Buck, Republican, OF
Delaware. has resigned as chairman
of the Senate Banking and Cur
rency Subcommittee on Housing
and Rents because of the pressure
of other work, including that as
chairman Of the Senate District
Committee.
Chairman Tobey, Of the full Sen
ate Committee said he will appoint
new subcommittee chairman
shortly. The Delaware legislator
will remain on the Senate and
Banking and Currency Committee
as a member.
In explaining Senator Bucks
withdrawal from the important
Housing and Rent Subcommittee,
Senator Tobey, Republican, of New
Hampshire, explained that Sena-
tor Bucks "heavy duties" include
not only the District Committee,
but also his Craftsmanship of the
special subcommittee to investigate
the Reconstruction Finance Corp.
and membership on the Senate
Civil Service Committee.
Evening star., 1948-01-09
Cruftsmun's Guild to Meet

Mrs. Maris Proff1tt OF Washington,
collector of Colonial coverlets, will
address a meeting of the Potomac
Craftsman's Guild at las pm. Sat-
urday in the National Museum.
Elk, buffalo, musk OK and reindeer
all have been introduced or REIN
troduced into Alaska by man, ana
have thrived.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Batteries To
Display City
Health Cards

Customers of restaurants and
other places where food is served
on the premises will soon see
an approval card displayed there
after the place has passed in.
spection, DR.. Bruce II. Douglas
commissioner OF health. said
last Tuesday. An inspector from
the Department of Health will
issue this card to the manager
after inspection is completed and
the card must be prominently
displayed in each approved IL
censed establishment. The pro
gram began Jan. 20 but will
take several weeks to inspect
and place cards in all the 5000
restaurants, bars and soda foun-
tains in Detroit.
At present, absence of an an.
proved inspection card does not
indicate the establishment does
not merit one. II may mean
that the inspector has NOT
reached this part of his district
since the new forms were issued
When the inspections are com.
pleted, the public will be in.
formed and customers should
accustom themselves 10 LOOKING
for this indication that the res.
taurant they patronize meets 4
high standard Of cleanliness ano
foodhandling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Nero Combo
Gives City
Real Treat
az I'M BUTLEH

After seven years OF SERIOUS
hard work a pair Of musicians
at the popular Parrot Bar al
last see success in their formu-
lalion by the bounce that Their
worthwhile combo gives out
with a smooth velvet presenta-
ton that has tremendous appeal
20 uptown patrons.
Gene Nero. the boss OF the
Four Dukes company and the
best bass fiddler in Detroit,
George Washington, had an idea
Tor starting a small combo seven
wears ago and decided to work
il out together. That was how
their present band was formed.
The Four Dukes with Wash
lngton, bass. Prince Albert on
piano. Bob Ackertson on drums,
and Nero on alto sax, has de-
signed versatile Interpretation
built around a pair playing to-
gether TO form unit that is
pleasant to hear. Nero explains,
George and l have been work.
ing on an idea TO. have the bass
fiddle playing the baritone part
With the bass playing the BARI
tone part and corresponding with
the alto sax, which is two oc-
taves below, giving the piano
and drum a chance TO team W
with a conter-point fill-in thai
is indeed very beautiful"
WHAT SAY7"
A slang taken from q regular
customer when the group PLAYED
at the Hastings street Brown.
Bar. gave them inspiration fol
jump-number that is beinl
heard all over town. The name
OF the song written by Wash.
ington and Nero is What
Saw"
The employees work like one
big happy family and almos,
every night the Dukes play the
favorite tune Of each member
of the staff. The tunes bes,
liked by the Parrot workers are
as follows. Everett Nance goes
for Laura and Red Top" and
the Parrot Bar Boogie;" barten-
der Benny, Robins Nest F"
Amanda johnson. The Song of
the Cash Register. Elizabeth
Washington, Parrot Bar Boogie |"
Gordon Davis. play Fiddle
Play" Horse Collar" Bill Har-
ris, "Oohpopada," and Cynthia -
and Dave Taylor, Cynthia"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Uncle Tom Still Lives In Southern
Porter Militant Passenger Learns

Uncle Tom still lives despite the that his number dmn-
shing daily, traveller in the south reports
lie tells of sitting through lay-ovel railroad
station matrony coored who cultured and
refined oughout the long the OF
reserved for whites
passengers complained although some cast frequent
aide-ong glances at her
The only protest uttered by Negro who seemed
be about % old lie kept that had
trying 10 mix with white folks wouldn't
minutes to call and have ne put her place
When the finally gave bags to the
porter and apparently with the Irene Morgan decision S
supreme Court her mind odered him put them
you with me" he replied angry Never viii put YOU
70 the colored car
CINE
Uncle Toms dead yet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Employees Take
Over Control Of
Paradise Lounge

The soda bar, lounge. and
,hnlng room of the Paradise
Lounge have been turned over
70 The eight young women and
TWO men who have been EN-.
ployed there. it was revealed
this week.
Inc new owners took ovel
when the proprietor, Jack SHIN.
oda, decided to leave They ar,
now Joint owners and renor
that they are making good bro.
gIesS despite their lack of ex.
innovations introduced bv tbs
new owners include Snsnn,
looking skirts and blouses to re
place the old starched whit,
WaIueSS uniforms. The new uni
forms have created new person.
diiIIes tor the girls. il is said
80 must on the co-op.
eIatlVe owners list is pleaSino
me customers. a spokesman da
clared. We should have NJ
trouble doing this" She addaS
because our meals are annaai
ing, and our menus include man
moderate priced items
Inc lounge offers sea foods
Amerlcan-Chinese dishes fr,ed
chicken and steaks and cbor ~"
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
Joe Caught
off Guard By
Broadcaster

Joe Louis has been caught OIL
Guard by. OF all people, The
man with the hidden mike,
who will make public record
result of his strictly conversas
tional sparring match with the
worlds heavyweight champ dur
ing the ABC broadcast OF Can
did Microphone on Thursday
Jan. %. at 900 p. m. EST
WXYZ. Detroit.
Pretending TO be radio dl-
rector. "the man with the hidden
mike" rehearsed Joe in the read
ing of a commercial announce
ment Of a new drink called Joe
Louis Punch" Unknown TO Joe,
his good humored and pains
taking tries al learning the I'M
familiar task OF selling something
over the air waves was captured
on the tape of a recording ma
chine, the business end OF the
Candid Microphone."
Joe's attempts at being a radio
salesman show hitherto unre-
vealed facets OF the champs per-
sonality.
A number of other unexpected
and unprecedented converse
tons. all secretly recorded also
will be heard during next Thurs
days Candid Microphone broad
cast.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31

The gross postal receipts o.!
the Detroit Post Office for the
calendsr year Of l947 were S2l,-
94l.67963 as compared with Sl9..
l56.64O3l in 1916 an increase OF
s2.785. O3932 or l45 per cent.
according to the Fifteenth An
nual Report Of Postmaster Ros-
coe B. Huston published recently
There were 733.4l39l3 pieces
Of letter mail and circulars
mailed during the year in De
troit which is an increase OF
2l4 per cent
Letters and circulars received
for delivery n Detroit amounted
10 657,662,939 pieces, an lncease
Of IA per cent
Increases also occurred IN
parcel post mailed and received
FOR delivery There was 10
per cent increase in parcels
mailed and percent increase
in number ~ parcels received
All other elated services IN
creased with few exceptions.
In 1887 there we're 1884 SIM
gle houses 20l two-familv flats,
81 apartments containing 237
units, 733 stores or business
places constructed and occupied
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-31
RFc0RnERS C0RT HITS YEAR HIGH FOR FELONY WARkANl
Anderson's Career Is
Called Inspirational

=, Alabama A. and NJ. College
Normal Ala. Anderson special
ized in embalming az the Mem.
ms Tenn. School OF Emoalnins
and the New York school, OF
Embalming. .,,
throughout the wears ne spent
building his business. he alo
mn, forget his community he
,rss one of the active members
" Fbenezer AME Church since
Ial7 serving as trustee ana
,raasnrer He was also q men,
hcr Of the Prince Hall MaSonle
order the Knights OF Fy.hl q,
Peacc Temple. Supreme. hlou s.'
mood the American Woodmsu
Wolverine Funeral Directors As
ISOLATION and the Booker l.
IVashinqton Trade Association,
Durine World War H., ne
served as a member OF the loesi
VI W Nj Detroitcrs who are now
,d'Its remember Fred Andet
gnn - the Santa Claus VINO
.nonsored the annual conimun-
,,v Christmas tree for them Eacn
Wan he entertained nearly
thousand children at this ira,
d,tional affair. until the secona
World war began In thlS, as W
III other things. has wife Hen.
rietta was al his SIDE maklns
plans and preparations toT 'he
WIFE IN CLUBS
She too. is an active menloel
~ MANY clubs and ORGANIZATIONS
including the Eastern star inc
household Of Ruth Court oil
Calanthe American Woodme,n
Peace Temple No. / ana the
Easter Lily Club.
Fred A Anderson was ihg
only child OF his parents, sna
is survived by his mother, MRS.
Carrie Williams y daughter
Hortense. son. Charles, ana
COUSIN. in addition " his wife
Mrs Anderson will continue
10 carry on the business her
husband built. assisted by her
son.