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SALESMAN

SALESMAN, exper;, to sell speciality
commission; excel opport. for In.
duStrious. conscientious worker. Ap.
ply by letter only to Box 14s-S, Star.
SALESMAN - Young man, living al
home, high school graduate, to tram
tor perm. position with local frm:
drivers permit necessary. Oppor.
tunities for industrious and con-
sseientious worker, Cali Ma. 62s7
Statesmen, contracting food whole. who
salers, to handle quality jellies, pre-
serves. etc, as non-conflicting side.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN with fol.
lowing for a wholesale automotiys
paint and body supplies and equip
pEoducts. INTERSTATE AuTo TfesISfSo FiNa
lSHERS, 2126 M st. NV, ST. 3421.
SELL advertising uniforms, work gar.
ments, soft ball uniforms, to service
stations, garages. factories. etc.
paving repeat business. Free outfit,
ToPPS, Dept. 139. Rochester. Ind.
IF YOU ARE a top-notch salesman.
nave a car. apply for this sales
ssesen to ps safa is a. slSDS S5SSr' D.f for
Salary: S1OO per wk., plus commits.
sion; bonaf1de leads furn. Apply
in person, $3.50 am. sharp, 1901
st. NV, Bird A., Feb. z only.
ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
Vacancies for two statesmen. one in.
side and one outside; wholesale elec-
trical supply company with accounts
well established. Earnings $500 to
Sd n0n uith onnd
more. Experience in this line pre-.
ferred.
BEACON
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Excellent Opportunity

For experienced salesman with dis
graph records; $50 a week guaran-
teed, draw and expenses plus liberal
commission: car essential. Reply
by letter giving complete resume of
backgroud including previous en-
ployerS and age BOX 163-S, Star
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ID = Account Collector
$4,000

Plus bonus to an experienced auto
mobile service manager for a large
GIN dealer in this area Our en-
ployes know of this ad. Write
for appointment. Box 1875, Star.
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PURCHASING AGENT

With knowledge Of estimating for Q
progressive construction company.
Good salary. Give full particulars.
Address Boz 1887, Star. -
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Classified Advertising
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the
Business Office, 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue, open
8 am. to II pm, or at any
of the Branch Offices
throughout the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 9 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments on Page AS.
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SALESMAN

Small aggres. org. requires exper.
tsinele) salesman. We have the
property. FIRST NATIONAL REAL
TY., Ill VT. NV. RE. 1851,
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HELP MEN
OIL SOAPS

coconut and other vegetable oil iell
and paste soaps available in quantity
to manufacturers agents, brokers
ana statesmen for industrial and
other markets. Must know soap or
cleaner markets. Give full informa-
ton regarding experience in first
good territory. Chemical Specially
Div, E. F. DREW g. CO., INC, Is
East 2fth st New York 10. N Y
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MEN WANTED-21 to 40

Are you interested in permanent, IN
portunities offered b, CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO. as streetcar or bus
operators, Average earnings about
$50 weekly. with paid vacation, sick
leave. free transportation and pen-
sary We teach you and pay you
while training. Apply now, $40
am. to 12 noon, Monday throush
Friday. Employment Office. 1892 NJ
st. NV: (Take Routes 10-Rosslyn.
streetcars to doorO 10
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YOUNG MEN

IOO1N0 VlEN
Age 1924; excellent opportunity to
learn salesmanship while travelling
is States with estab. circ sales CO. :
high earnings, comm, plus bonus
transp. paid. expenses advanced
while learning. Apply MR.. NER-
BONNIE, Hotel Cairo, Que at 18th
NV. 10 am. to 2 pm. Don't
phone. s
Country Club Manager
and references necessary;
salary terms can be worked out with
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1VS11V313} NS&3NJ113N11s
A local home equipment company
wants statesmen, with sound business
backgrounds. initiative and ability
to work. These men will make a
vertised product with high consumer
acceptance over a twc-year period;
leads developed from radio, televi-
sion, magazine and newspaper ad-
vertising; territory includes Wash
ington marketing area so automobile
will be an ADVANTAGE; drawing ac-
count and commission arrangement.
Write, giving education and expert
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Drug Representative

Responsible manufacturer of a COM
plete line of pharmaceuticals re-
auires man to contact retail drug
trade, etc; brokerage and bonus ba-
SIS no objection to nonconf1icting
lines. In reply state territories COW.
cred and give complete educational
and business background. Replies
confidential. Write Box 7O-T, Star.
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DRAPERY DESTGNER

We have an unusually fine opening
for a thoroughly experienced work
room foreman, able to design and
install .draperles, cut slip covers and
generally supervise all work In
clude full particulars in letter. Box
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statesmen

in this vicinity there is Q
money but who at present is being
underpaid. am interested in such
a man. Our company now has in
D. c. and Va. number of salesmen
who will earn from $4,000 to $12,.
600 this year. To the man who
believes he is worth that kind Of
No investments necessary Man
selected must be of good character,
ambitious and have a car. Apply
10 am. at ELECTROLUX CORP,
10Y N. Fairfax St, Alex, Va. -
SALESMAN to call on established 40.
-experience; salary and commission.
MURPHY AUTO SUPPLY 304 Car.
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Country Club MANAGER
ENGINEER
Attention, Statesmen!

Under 80; well-known. large organi-
cation offers excellent future. to man
with outstanding sales ability, Box
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Real Estate Salesman
MEN

Factory representative of a large cor
poration will be in Washington Mon,
Feb: T, to interview men regarding
a plan to place them in a business
for themselves. without investment.
We have nothing to sell you, no de-
post required. but several men will
he given rare opportunity for a
substantial income, and those who
is no barrier in this business, but
we prefer neat-appearing men be-
tween the ages of 25 and As whose
home life is congenial, and who be-
lieve in proving their worth. Will
furnish concrete evidence of incomes
from $50 per wk. to $500 per wk
Apply in person to Mr.. PAYNE,
1871 H st. NV, Room 200, Monday,
1880 am, Feb. z. Prepare to
remain. the balance of the day II
selected Car essential
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES,

0130C0 1EC1 1tCOCJN II I'VE
We have an opening in our sales
DIVISION Tor an energetic, well-edu-
and one accustomed to good earn
ings. The man selected will be
offered protected territory with all
mail order business within the ter
rltory. Drawing account against
liberal commissions. Car necessary.
For appt, call F. H. STARR at EX.
l000 SUNDAY Echr1ar,r G G
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WAGON Statesmen

WAGON Statesmen
Apply at once If you sell to grocers
and restaurants in rural Md. or Va.
areas. Hundreds of wholesale items
on consignment. Big profits. Box
2O2-T, Star
Wanted - Account Collector
Salary, expenses and commission,
must have car, no selling, knowledge
OF city necessary. Apply after II 80
am. 2l44 P st. NV. Tues, Feb.
sth, 2nd floor. See MIR. CHRISTIE.
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SALESMAN

To sell dealer trade in Washington
and vicinity for fast-growing Wash.
ington wholesale distributor Of
nationally advertised electrical ap.
pliancesh and homewares; car essen.
tial. Write stating Qualihcat tons and
EefHEenHa Roy SR~G Star
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Furniture RefniSher
Industrial Insurance Men

I1Il C1OU u 1II 11IS 1I dI1CC 1v1C11
The public demand for the famous
White Cross plan makes it necessary
once again to enlarge our industrial
to service our calls. All monthly
industrial business. We supply you
with prospect leads, you are not
charged with lapses; you can draw
excellent comm. and ocnus. Must
RsGf 9aF See e Mr. any sopss aay or exaep M5
Sat. 1885 K st. NV, Rm. 102.
DECORATOR
We have an unusually fine opening
for a thoroughly experienced in
terror decorator. We have been in
business for 20 years and our pres
nifty for earnings. Incld0e full par
ticulars in your first letter. Box
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A chance to write your own payroll.
It's worth investigating. If you have
a car call at )37O7 Ga. ave. NV.
bet. 10 am. and noon, Monday,
Tuesday ana Wednesday.
TT ETTDnT TY TNDD
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CLERK

Exper. salesman. Top earnings. Re.
Ply strictly confident. Box 232-T
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DECORATOI
MEATCUTTERS

1WC11 OO GICO
Men. 1s to 80. with or without ex-
perience; 5-day week. As hours; a
good opportunity to learn good
trade; permanent work. vacation
vancement.
ACME MARKETS
1S M st. ne, Mon. s to 10 am.
MEM
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NAGER'S OFFICE ASSISTANT, 25-

MAN, good painter.
vile-Berwyn area;
; 5I2-day Wk; $500
. COURT, 9999 BALTIC.
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on Va: dairy farm: new 3-rm, house
provided. and good salary to right
party: FLETCHER, Herndon 33-W-2
RELIEF MAN, colored: mod. ant,
mouse, good salary and working
conditions; must be sober and in
EDDYSTONE APIS, 1901 VI ave- we
n
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YOUNG MAN, WnlJe, 10 WQrk In duto-
motive stockroom: ,5's-day Xk,'
INC. 1443 P ST. NV.
some % knowledtse te' Of bookkeepine a and d
typinH preferred; permanent posi-
Young MAN. white, 90 to 25 yrs. of
age, for counter work; promotion to
assistant or night manager If quail
flied; meals and uniforms furnished;
insurance and paid VACATIONS: Apply
ment office. 9th and sts. NV.
YOUNG MAN, veteran preferred: good
opportunity for advancement as
stock man in furniture store; only
young man.. willing to work hard
mR i9E BgoDFR ssea aqturs SAB need & app st nS sse
YOUNG MAN, white. age 21-3O, good
personality, for clerical work IN II.
cense dept; temporary work for z
month to. start; 5-day. 40-hour wk.
ME. 4025, Ext. 2O5. IS
YOUNG MAN to learn the automotive
business; pref. man with selling am
MgRPHY !!aaS 1na %ufo S''HS sGSPPGy.s g so4 Car
YOUNG MAN with pleasing personal
ity. good education, experienced
meeting public. as field repre-
sentative for Washington area of
large life insurance company; salary,
S225 to S275 to start. with in
centive pay; good opportunity for
Advancement; no experience neces-
sary as complete training in ONCE
and field Is given. Write fully about
self in confidence for personal inter-
views Box 3-S. Star.
YOUNG MEN. white. for gen.. work
in drugstore: must have drivers per-
nit; hours, 90; no night work. no
Sun: work. Apply sun; to ! pm,
4819 GEORGIA ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN (2), with refrigeration
or allied exp. Must have some sales
exp. For bar, soda rental service.
Salary and commission. Long term
position for men who qualify. Write
Box 1875. Star. Inclose phone
number. will call for appt. Tuesday.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19

Hutton" chairman Of the board
Of directors of the bank would in
terview her and the job would
come, fixing the time as II 80,
practically two hours following
the transaction.
She waited until noon and be-
coming suspicious of the plans
went to the bank and found that
no person by the name of "Hut-
ton" was connected with the bank
and that she had been taken for
a "ride," further she discovered
the envelope contained only small
strips of paper. After learning
from the bank officials that there
was no need for a panitress at
the bank she reported the Incl
dent to the police. Another warm
ing to the unsuspecting public,
Barnum was right. "There is a
sucker born everyday" Who will
be next.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19
announcement

Sunday, August Fl, is Women's
day at Harris Memorial CINE
church, located at the corner of
Germantown and Bank streets.
We are inviting you to worship
with us at $3.50 p. m. Sister Anna
Furlow will be the speaker. She
is calling for 100 women to come
and be with her. Her subject: "The
Woman at the Wells
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19
Benefit Dinner

Come one and all to- the dinner
Sunday, August FL, at the orner
of Macarthur and Peak streets.
Three squares from Wogoman
school. Eat all you want and do
nate whatever you will. The time
is from three until? given for the
benefit Of the New Zion Baptist
church.
The program is sponsored by
Sister Coleman and Sister French.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19
West Side Woman
Page Fo,.

concluded from page II
where she was to take the job"
She, without inquiring into the
proposition after "a hours to in
vestigate the matter, complied with
the instructions and met her
''taker" about 9:45 a. NJ, where
she placed the money in a brown
envelope and handed it back to
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19
Leffisfs Strike =


concluded from page 81
position, suggesting the names of
Gov. William H. HASTE and Atty.
Charles H. Houston.
ATTY. Gen. Clark has winked at
jim crow and white supremacy
tyranny and has refused to take
action against the lynchers and
oppressors of the Negro people"
declared Robson.
The Negro people have regis
tered their demand that instead Of
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19

PHONE YOUR NEWS TIPS to
the Daily Express. 1907 German
town street. by calling Unlock
1915.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-08-19

naming Clark" Robson continued
'that President Truman take the
opportunity, to redeem, at least in
part. his untitled prediction
Evening star., 1949-05-01

ss'Iy rIEsS4ns t,tfrssli ~ ss4agAcsEi
an . RO@Lr ~ ., Ers.ss a fGa4sier
Z. 0ssarrsis nossiiy Even II he ~
ss~d 10 sFGafAAias sl,h bn air III
fSaFsr h~ assIktn't d0 Il IN n Assri
i'ssEAr can make tss1 much n'Hs
sscat4g oi cnuuvtalty. too, Of
caHHs. tst security nrn pei~T
party racket to dofr@stc 1sIt,le
You can al~ays break up a party.
but YOU can't heak up a man and
vile
J. Ace0sls arangsrs. especially OF
the oppD~itr rx. IN lobby. bar N
corridors. THIS rule Ia particularly
important fu ladies'. Even in the
cocktail lounge. an unesc9ted wom-
an w,ll subject herself to a certain
chilliness from the mait,e de unless
abe mentions Immediately that she
Is Miss (oT Mrs Soandso. expecting
TO meet her husband OF brother or
gentleman friend. Will the waiter
be on the lockout for him and direct
him to her table, This puts the
lady in the clear.
Z. Tossss things from nindoses.
This should be- obvious. but it's sur
prising how many people feel that
no one will object If a water glass
falls 10 stories to the street.
On his rounds. the floor patrol
never bothers to peek through key
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woman has been assigned a room
subtle warning signals have been
flashed across the lobby to the desk
The woman is unlikely to get a
room higher than the third flou
and she may be sure that the sec,lr.
ity man will be passing her door
every Is minutes.
OMEN fear what they call the
"Sleeping-Pill Beauty" even more
than the Jumper" because she's
cofnmoner. The first thing they
must do is spot the would-be suicide
before the event. In this they have
the assistance Of every employee
who comes into contact with guest
~oeed-by iss cseA"
POSSIBLY the dangerous guest
sends the bellhop to the drugstore
for phenobarbital. Maybe an ele-
vator man notices woman weeping
as she goes to her room. The floor
clerk may observe her unusual dis
traction. The phone operator may
overhear a fearful 'Good-by
good-by for good" Or a ROOM
service waiter. called upon to bring
more liquor than one person would
normally consume. will deduce that
the guest is trying to get up nerve
for -. what? Any such suspected
Continued on page 2I
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HOTEL. COP
( s,sstsnass ffsm t'a,atst bsKs

sssfsn#ss ffass p'ss,stst bsks
patty fstssipy ina tf,~ sssNn ~t'h yss4
sfSi II 'ss- IEittY ~ ma registered
~ ~tli srsd t4p ,riitsp sth a
dual ttgtAtIsisa1 care! eif II grr,
orally tt~s tf~ r<s
The fart ts. high grasi~ tsy,rla arr
IN fso isaatsn tO q8TstRn ytpa
nsa atA ~ kHtg ~ yosu dsftxmn u
ISsgsT It's eIrariy ,ngs@ait4e tfx
rrgissEa,ps clrrta Ia tell fes certain
~he,her a cpiple 10 really married
~ fss. ~ they must assume that
guests arr respectable until they
Isuvr Themselves oth~r~ta A mls-
taken acc,natsnn could nean a
ruinats lawsuit
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now TO GET THROWN OUT

HOTEL manas~rs have . Thousand and one problem.
besides the men in th. article. Some of
thes~ covered in fascinating trade booklet called
How Exclude and Eject Undesirable Gu~~ts. b>
John II. Sherry. According to Mr.. sherry, hotel
legally refuse sdn, drunksrd.. thieves filth,
sons, for example. . chimney sweep his working
clothes" II may ke<p . Who breaks down the
front door no With intent pick fight.
knocking down the doorman before would be- good
evidence Of such intent
Baggage IL another problem. The liberal
about defining baggage, but hotel refuse check
package Of dynamite = Wild tiger II doesn't have
check bag Of fertilizer either, don't plan bring
along But for piano. the hotel admit
unle>s IL is large he brought in eniently
Evening star., 1949-05-01

holes. Few modern hotels have key
holes through which you could peek
even with an X-ray machine. But
he may listen at specified doors.
doors he's been warned about.
Evening star., 1949-05-01

For instance. the doorman may
overhear a woman tipping the taxi
driver: Here. you might as we'll
have it all it isn't going to do
me any good. now" Before the
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What Not Ts Do

WHAr KIND N behavior DOS attract
the attention of OMEN, This Is u
gnsd question. fs even the most
respectable hotel guest might quite
inn9ently fall into one OF the PIT
falls Here u the answer. from the
Q-Men Themselves Apart from be
ing drunk. noisy a destructive. any
guest will come IN fs attention II he
docs one of iour things:
!. R0araS tie corridors nuneess-
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
Mindezenty Case
 "Sickens" America

| WASHINGTON, (P)-Secretary of State Acheson declared today that the American people are "sickened and, mortified" by the 'Mindszenty case in Hungary. AcheSon disclosed that the west ern powers may place charges against Hungary before the United Nations on the ground that Hun gary has consistently violated it's peace treaty requirements for hui man rights.
 At a news conference secretary of state linked the trial and con- viction of the Roman Catholic prelate, Josef Cardinal Minds zenty, with the earlier "persecu- tion" of Lutheran Bishop Lajos Ordass and declared:
 "The Soviet-controlled Hungar- ian authorities seek to discredit and coerce religious leadership in Hungary in order to remove this source of moral resistance to com munism.".
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
Norway Considers North Atlantic
 Pact Alliance

WASHINGTON, (P) A meet ing of ambassadors of countries negotiating a North Atlantic De- fense Alliance was called yester day in the midst of American dis cussion with Norway about the proposed pact.
 The state department announced meeting with the North Atlantic poWers-Canada, Britain, France, Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg-Would be held yes terday afternoon.
 Nothing was said as to the pur- pose, but it was believed Secre- tary of State Acheson wanted to discuss the questions submitted by Norwegian foreign minister Hal yard M. Lange at a conference Monday.
 Lange is here for discussions de- signed to determine, in effect, the price of admission for Norway in to the North Atlantic Security Alliance.
 Russia has been exerting pres sure on Norway not to enter the Alliance.
 The Norwegian governm n t delegation, it was learned, has questioned the state department about what protection, if any, Norway could expect while it is considering and negotiating mem- bership in the Alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
LIFTING THE LID AT JUNEAU
Tuesday. February 8. l949) By James Hutcheson

JUNEAU, (P) - The general property tax bill, one of the most controversial measures before the legislature, was due to come back to the Senate floor today.
 Finance committee members said they voted to report it out to the floor with three committee members withholding recommen- dation and one - Victor Rivers, Anchorage Democrat-recommnd- ing "do-pass".
 The three without recommenda- ton were Republicans John G. Butrovich, Jr., and Charles Jones and Democrat Frank Peratrovich.
 In normal Senate procedure the bill is likely to be on the calendar for a second reading and amend ments tomorrow. Then it is likely to come up for debate on final pas sage later in the week.
 Another tax proposal appeared on the legislative horizon today.
 A bill was reported under prep aration for taxing cigarettes and other tobacco products in Alaska to provide an estimated $2,OO0, ,0OO revenue a year.
 Rep. Warren Taylor, Fairbanks Democrat, said he was preparing the bill for a three per cent tax on the standard package of cigar cites. He said the proposed tax would be two cents on a cigar or any tobacco selling under IS
 (Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
Stratojet Bomber On Record Flight

MOSES LAKE, Wash, (P)-A Boeing XB-47 stratojet bomber sped eastward from the Moses Lake air force base yesterday on a 2,289-mile flight to Andrews Field, Md.
 The siX-jet bomber took off at 7:22 am. PSO with Maj. R. E. Schleeh of Dayton, O., at the con- trols. IL circled the field, crossed the control tower two minutes later and headed east.
 The sleek bomber, distinguished by racy sWept-back wings, did not use it's emergency jato units for
 Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
First Marines Land On Kodiak
tBY Ralph Dighton)

KODIAK, P)-Covered by an umbrella of carrier-based planes, contingents of marines will drive ashore today in their first action in the battle of Kodiak.
 The marines are scheduled for another landing Friday.
 They have been bivouacking i'm the islands snow prior to this time and have taken no part in the opening phases of the navy's cold weather exercise.
 Vice Adm. G. F. Began, official observer for the northern opera ton, said the landing will provide a major test of carrier operations in Alaska waters.
 He denied reports that carrier based planes were unable to mount a successful strike in a Sunday bombing maneuver be- cause of icy decks and pitching seas. He said weather alone pre- vented the carrier force from get ting more planes aloft for the sim ulated strike at Kodiak naval base
 Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
BASKET BALL GAME TONIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL

Tonight the Nome High Basket ball Team will play the Marks Field Hospital Team in the final game of the series of benefits held for the purpose of sending the Nome team to the All Alaska Meet in Anchorage.
 The team has made a good showing throughout the series and hope that with the proceeds from tonight's game will be able to fi- nance the trip to Anchorage.
 All basketball fans are urged to go to the game tonight and help them achieve the goal they have been working for.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09
First Fatality In
 "Battle Of Kodiak"

KODIAK, CP)-The first fatal fly in the battle of Kodiak" was reported by navy officials last night.
 He was seaman Edward Lewis GenaW, son of Mrs. Gertrude Louis Genaw, Port Huron, Mich.
 Genaw fell into near-freezing waters from the icy decks of the cruiser Duluth during refueling operations off Kodiak Island. The Duluth is taking part in the navy's cold weather exercise.
 Navy officials said a 45-knOt wind made it impossible to launch a rescue boat, but a helicopter skinned near the top of the 25- foot waves to drop lifeline. Numbed by the coldWaterS, how ever, Genaw was unable to fasten he harness.
 The helicopter was piloted by It. Comdr. Will H. Kilgore, of Mission, Texas.
 A few minutes later, Gust B. ManOS, of Joppa, Md, went over the side of the destroyer Parks in an immersion suit, but failed to, locate Genaw. The body was not recovered.
 The temperature was 8 degrees above zero at Kodiak this morn ing, and the weather bureau eS- timated the water temperature off Kodiak at 36 to 38 degrees above.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-09

NEW YORK, (P)-A check for S1.525,l67 from 10000 General Motors automob bile dealers throughout the country to be used for cancer and other medical re- search was received last night.
 Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., chairman of the board of General Motors and donor of the Sloan-Kettering In stitute for cancer research, re- ceived the check at a dinner in his honor.