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Evening star., 1949-11-25
Ease That
Night Cough!
Rest Tonight

You can have rest tonight. Coughs
caused from colds need not keep
you and your family disturbed ct
night. HALLS EXPECTORANT,
. pleasant, soothing liquid, serves
to quickly relieve irritated mem
branes and tickling, help expel
mucus, 'and warns throat and
chest. You should feel better
promptly. Keep . bottle at your
beside tonight and notice how
much better you rest. Ask your
druggist for HALLS EXPECTO-
RANT. Convenient size bottle
only 40c. Large sizes for home
use.
Evening star., 1949-11-25
Geoqruphers Convene

CLEVELAND, Nov. Is (P).-The
National Council of Geography
Teachers opens its 35th annual
convention today. About 400 dele
gates are expected for the two-day
meeting.
Evening star., 1949-11-25

the Ecusta Paper Corp. and .
director OF the Marine Midland
Trust Co. of New York.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

-Sun 6rancisco, Galif.
Bonn 6. bis 10. sluguit finbet bier
Die Notwithstanding oes &atbo-
liIhen Central l-gereias ltno 6eS @n-
tbolii6en Srauenbnnbes itatt, apoan
Itarfe Delegationen nibt mir bonn
Weittelmelten, ionoern aud BON ben
Sit-Staaten eripartet tper6en. I'm
ben Delegaten 5r ermoglihen, i'm 3n.
lommenbang nit Der Sog1ng eine sye-
rienreiie au Derbinben, 1perben auraeit
unter Seitnng BON Srn. gilbert Satt-
Ter 5tpei geionberte t5pe5ialtouren oer-
anitaltet. Sir Die Oelegateit aug Dem
WeittelDeIten miro ein Sonber5ug am
Sonntagmorgen, 81. Suli, Gbicoao
|berlaiien fir eine Sabrt iiber Denper,
Salt. Cafe gitD, Wtonterep, So11ta
Barbara, Sos &ngeles unb ben Colo
raoo @ranb ganbon. Sir sic DeIego.
ten aus Den Sit~Staaten miro eben.
falls cine ausgebebnte Sonoertonr
borbereitet. Nabere @usfunft erteilt
gerne Sr. gilbert Sattler, 2t7 Broao-
DaD, Seem yorf Gitp.
ct. Saul, Minn. Wtit sc.
nebmigrng oes bo6tp'Iten Srn. @ra-
bil6ofs Wh1rrap bot ser BorItanb Der
&atbolii6en l1nteritiisungs- -@elen-
i6aft bon ct. Yaul Dor fursem BEN
bodm'iten Odgr. Sames 3n6man bon
St. Saul gum geiitliden 8erater Der
8eieal6aft ernamt. Mlgr. 3a9man,
ieit mebr als einem 8ierteliabrbnn-
bert Witelieb Der unteritiikungsI@e
ieal6oft, lit leit 1911 Bfarrer De.
ct. Sran5 bon Gales -@emeinoe in
ct. Saul, mo- unter ieiner umitdti-
gen 2eitung cine prdbtige nnooerne
Bfarri6ule gebaut tpuroe un6 aurseit
ein neues S6ulfloiter begonnen tpiro.
II. a. lit er Meitelieo oes 8orItanbes
bes ct. Soiepbs-@oii ienpereins nn6
ieit 1941 Weitglieb bes Oi0seian=&on-
inltorenrates. 1947 ipuroe er pon
Bapit Bius XII. gum p1pItIihen
Sousprdlaten nit Dem Noniisnorti.
tel ernannt.
-9 Sra inerb 3, Mittn. Iuf Der
fiir5li6 bier abgeboltenen Sabresber-
fammlnng Der &nigbts Of Columbus
BON Winnelota 1puroen i4nttlihe 8e-
amten mieoer getp6blt, tdmIid:
SSames B. 2Doon, NiinneapoIig,
DeputD; S. S: Sefcif, Sopfir1s,
Sdatmeiiter; S. 5. gonnollp, Sbo-
fopee, Sefretdr; 8ep. Serome 8ie-
leieifi, ct. glo,,b, &aplan; Sronf
Weeirner, 8aite Barf, 8arSen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
Sad)ertii6

SSSn Dem Serber'iden 8erlag, ssrei<
burg /. 8r., lino foleenoe 8i6er er-
i6iencn:
Sfarrsemeinbe nnb Gfarrsottes.
oienfte. 8eitrase gu Israsen Der or
oentliden Seeliorge. Serausgegeben
BON alfons &ir6gdiiner. Breis OOt
3.6Of
Sn gebanfenreiden uno reidbalti-
gen grpagungen bat Der 8erfafer
cine Geibe proftii6er @rtpGgungen
iiber 8elen, 4ufbau uno Gerpaltung
elmer @emeinoe barseleet. Das 8u6<
lein bietet ieoem Seeliorger cine rei-
DIE Queue BON lebensni6tieen @in-
fen uno 8elebrunsen fir cine eeoeib-
lide Seeliorge.
Der innse 9pn 8osco. Son 8eter
9orfler. Wdt 8ilbern bon Guoolf
Seiie. Breis 9W 4.2O.
Ser befan,1te goIfser5Gbler Setter
0orfler bot in bieier sSueenobiogra-
pbie ben fl. 9on 8osco als fr0blides
uno beiliees 8orbilo ee5eidnet, einen
&eilieen reid an friiben &iimmernii-
fen uno &dnrpfen, INN iein bobes Brie-
fterioeal 5u errei6en. Gin ausgeaeid-
netes un6 belebrer6es Bud fir Die
mooerne Susenb.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

sSn Der ct. Ignes- Stride in Gtos-
coe feierte Der am 10. Mdrs in Der
ct. 8reeorius -4btei in Sbatpnee,
Sfla., gelpeibte bod1p. P. gbparb 6.
Bod, O.S.B., feline feierlibe Yrinia.
Der iunge 8enebiftinerpater lit elm
Sobn bon Srn. unb Srau BiIliam
Bod, Bis Dor 5ebn ssabren in &oscoe
anidifig unb ieitber in ct. 8aul
1pobnbaft. Sier geboren am 18. SuIi
1922, erbielt p. @b1parb bier ieine
erite @rsiebung unb enpfing in Ser
ct. agnes- Stride feline erite III. &om-
munion unb Die fl. Jirnune.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
LIZ.
6ilhrrnrB prir1trrJuhilsum

-Sa tin g. 8, Minn. Sim Bfingit-
ionntag, 5. sunni, feiert Der bodp. P.
Oemetrius Saemann, O.S.B., Bfar-
rer Der bieiigen ct. 8onifatius- -@e-
meinoe, oas iilberne ssubiIGum ieiner
Brielteripeibe. @eboren am 20. ssa-
nuar 1896 in gau Claire, 8is., leate
p. Oemetrius am II. sSuli 1919 in
Der ct. Sobn's-Mbtei in gonegepile
leine SroensprofeB ab nno 1puroe
oortlelbit am 1. Sum- 1924 gum Brie-
tier getpeibt. sSSn Der 6olge5eit tpirfte
er matchmaker aIs &ffiltent an ser
ct. 8onifatius- -@emeinoe IN golo
Spring, Ser ct. Narien=@emeinoe in
ct. @louo, Der ct. Soiepbs- bs-@emeinoe
in Debils Safe, N.-Dof., uno Der &a-
tbebrale in Sarge. Sim 1. Suli 1910
4pnroe er als Hfarrer in Settings err
nannt, mo er Bis aur Stunoe ieeens-
reid 1pirft.
Da Der 5. sunni gleibaeitig oas 5eit
beS bl. 8onifatius lit, beeebt oie @e-
meirlbe an bieiem Gage in feierli6er
Beiie ibr BatronsfeIt. 8ei Dem feier-
li6en @o6amt Inn 5ebn l1br miro Der
bodap. P. geleitin &apsner, O.SB,
bon ct. Sssobn's Die Seitpreoigt baI-
ten. l1m 5nolf l1br iernieren oie
5rauen Ser @emeinbe elm Weittaa-
eiien, 1po5u ale Sreunbe Der @emein-
De ber3lih eineeloben iinb. lin baib
5tpei ubr begira1t Elm Seitprogranlnl
I'M Sreien bei Der @rotte II. 6. ssrau
nit acknowledgement Segensanoa6t in
Der Stride.
Ser &irdenbor Ser Sera-Seiu-@e-
mein6e bon @au Claire, Wis., Der Dor
fiinfun65pan5ig Sabren bel Der Bri-
mia BON P. 9enetrins Die syeftne1ie
iang, miro Bel @eleaepheit Der Subel-
feier nah Settings fonitnen, um Bel
bem &ohamt 1nr6 Dem Na6mittaqs-
proeranrrn 5u fingen. Ser fiinfuno-
5,pm1aigftintnige gbor iIt ,r1ter 9ei.
ting BON Sobn M. &agnann, einem
lNruoer 6es ssubilars.
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giln Soiepbin1lm in 8ortbington,
Ohio, beilen 3tped Die Seranbiloung
apiirOiger Brieiter5oelinee fiir Die
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bouptia6lid onee1pieien aIf bie Gin
FINITE bieies glattes uno Die @eihens
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8ie bereits beridtet, finben i'm
2aufe oieler @o6e inn bieiigen ct.
Gaul=Srielterienlinar beiliee 8eiben
itatt. Die 8rieiteripetbe fir Die grs-
oio5ele ct. Saul erbalten Die foIqen-
oen Sbeologen:
Saul 6. MrboIf, Sobn bon Srn.
uno 5rau Sranf S. ArooIf Don Sil-
Der Safe, ipoielbit Ole Brimi5 um z.
Sum- itattfinbet.
Sobn Dunn, Sobn bon Srn. un6
Jran eugene s. Dunn BON ct. Saul.
Sci Der Brimi5 ann 5. Suni in Ger
ct. golumba-&irbe babier tpiro elm
8ruoer, bodtp. Sr. &obert g. Dunn,
als 9iafon aiiiitieren.
MidaeI a. Sofobef, Sobn bon
Srau anna Stole 0eppa bon 8aite
Barf. 0ie 9rimi5 erfolgt om 5. Suni
in ser Isceniion-&ir6e in Mfinneopo-
liz. Gin Iolennes So6amt feiert Der
Neuprieiter am Z. SSuni in Der ct.
Soiepbs=& in 8aite 8orf.
gobert' Sames sSuoe, 5obn BON
Srn uno 5rou Saul Suoe bon Ma-
pie Safe, mo- Die Brimi5 am 7. Ssuni
itattfinoet.
Bernard 6. &lein, Sobn Don Srn.
uno Srau sc. g. &lein bon 9eortb ct.
Saul, Die Brimi5 erfolst om 5. Suni
in Der oortigen ct. Beters- Stride.
8iaiam Mc@rooe, Sobn BON Srn.
nno Srau $. 6. Mc@raoe BON ct.
Saul. Die 8rimi5 erfolet am 5. SUM
in Der ct. golumba-&ir6e.
5reoerid Mert, Sobn bon Srn.
nno Srau @bnarb g. Dfere BON 5ba-
fopee Sic Hrin1ia erfolgt am 5. ss1ni
in Der oortigen ct. 0earien=&ir9e.
9arrp Sames Sotpep aus Ser bic
| 1tgen ct. Wearfs -@emeinoe, mo- Die
Brimi5 am 5. Sum- ltattfinbet.
Clement 3ueber, Sobn bon Srn.
uno 5rau Weoarous 3neber bon Seen
Worfet. 9ie Hrini5 finbet itatt am
6. Sum- in Der oortieen ct. 0idolas,
Stride.
Sranf See, Sobn bon Srn. uni
Srau Denis 6. See aus Der bieiigen
&atbeoral- -@emeinoe. Die 8rimi5 er.
folgt am 5. Sum- in Der ct. Baul'
&atbeorale.
@oroon Wpcue, Sobn bon Srau
Soa g. Wpcue aus Ser bieiigen ct
Golumba1@ 1@emeinbe. 9ie Yrimia er.
folgt am 5. Sum- in Der ct. COLUMBIA.
Stride.
8ernaro 9feiler, Sobn bon &rn
lilnb 5rau @lops 9teiier bon @apaata
Die Brimi5 finoet itatt am 5. sunni in
Der bortieen Solp Rame-&irhe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

CHARLES r. NEUNfANN
e0S s. Monroe Ave., Columbus s. q.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

5iebungsanitnlten 5ii ftiibieren. Die
brei Brieiter, Die bohtu. Serren
Griebrih Doerr, Ebeooor &mann
.rn6 9beobor 6. 2ot, befinben iib
auf elmer auf 60 Gage beneifenen
Stltbienreiie in ben Ser. Staaten,
in Der Mbiidt, biefiee @raiebungsme-
tbooen nit ibren eigenen @rfabrun-
gen als Do5enten an be,itiden SoG-
ihulen 1tnb llnineriitdten 5u berglei-
hen uno bie 10 geiponnenen grfennt-
riiie tpomoglib in ibrer Seimat aur
praftiiden antpenblng al bringen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
COAL FUND

VIGIL LIGHTS
Mrs. Fred Balzer. SIS. 90
Mrs. James Balzek, Latrobe, Pa. 100
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

grieiternod,pubies 6urd Gorberuns
BON Brieiterberufeit ;tn0 totfrdftige
Tl1nterftiis,ing bes eieeiten 8riefterie-
+rninars. Die @olIefte fiir bos auf
100000 beraniblagte ne,ie Selni-
mar ion in brei iabrIiden Raten err
boben tperoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
st. Eaul, Ninn. - 8ortbineton, ..
Samstas, 4. Snni 1949.
ir en- t a lenoer

Sonntaa, 5. SUM: gfinsihunntaa. -
@pangeIium: @er Mid liebt,
miro Wein @ort balten (SSob. 14).
Rontag 6. SUM: g fingit TIM o n.
tud. 80,
Dienstae, Z. Sum-: &obert.
Nitt1pod, 8. sS,lni: Webarbus.
0onnerstog, 8. Suni: 8elaeia.
ssreitae, 10. Suni: Woreareto.
Samstog, II. ss,,ni: 8arnabas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

Im Dergangenen Wontae erteilte
Der bobDite Sr. @eibbilbof 8prne
Der ioeben pollitd1big renonierten ct.
Soiepbs- Stride in Stolen, Wairn., Die
firhlide 8eibe. Stolen liegt am Sigh
man IS, b1noertunbadt5ig Meilen
peitlid bon ct. Saul. Ser bohp.
Sr. @baparo 6. Clemens lit 8farrer
Der prdhtigen 2anbgemeinoe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

Sn ct. Saul tpeiIten Iebte Bohe|
orei Brieiter aus Deutfhlan6 al!
fiinftdgigem Befub, nm biefioe, gr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

Das bieiiee ct. Soiepbs-9elpitol,
6os alteIte &ranfenbals in Sts Saul,
fiirtbiete lette @o6e Elm neues @r,pei-
teringsprogramm an, Dos II. a. einen
tpeiteren Mnbau an bas Soipital
ielbit, lo1pie ben 8au elmer neuen
&raft5entrale nmfaBt. Ger geplante
Gnbau, Elm neuer SIiigel an Der Noro-
grdange-Str., miro 8aum fir flint
gig meitere &ranfenbetten bei1affen.
Ofit oen 8auarbeiten ion innerbaIb
Der ndbiten bier Wfonate begonnen
merben, unb bic Soften fir bieien
SeiI oes Brogramns 1peroen auf
$50O,O0O oeranidlost. Die neue
&raft- nno Sei5anloee Jon in einem
bon oem Sauptgebdibe abgelegenen
neuen @eballbe untergebradt tper-
ben. Oie Soften fir bieien 0eubau
militant oen not,penoigen ginri6tun,
gen tperoen auf ca. $4,000 per-
ani6logt. sSn Ser Mnfiinbigung muir
De ausoriidli6 betont, baB es ii6
oabei nidt Tim cine &ollefte banoeIt.
~Die Sdmeitern baben nie1nols in
Der @eididte oes Soipitals perion-
lid INN 0ffentli6e 8eiiteuern er-
iu6t, erfldrte oie ebrtp. Wfutter ct.
Sames, fiigte aber binau, BOB fret
pil1ige Spenben nit groBem Can't
angenommen iperben. 0as ct. SO.
lepbs- -Solpital, bas geeentp1rtig ei-
men 8ert bon bielen Willionen 0ol=
lars bartlett, bat iid ieIbitdnoig aus
fleiniten 9lnfdngen enttpifelt. 9as
Soipital tpuroe 1851 1p6breno elmer
@bolera-@pioemie auf aIsemeines
Ordngen Der Ier5te unb Ser Seffent-
li6feit bon BEN S6tpeitern eroffnet
uno ieitber ununterbro6en tpeiterae=
tiibrt. ssSn al BEN sSabren bat es,
auBer ben aablenoen Batienten ourd-
idnittlid ungefdbr IL Bro5ent BON
~freien" Hatienten betrellt. Selte bat
Dos Soipital 800 8etten, einidIieb,
LID so Sauglinesnieeen, nit einem
8drterinnenitab bon 800, tpobon Al
Ditglieoer oes ct. sSoiepbs<Sroens
iinb. ~
cSu1 9Iffp,. t,o,, OK Nohro,, f+orh Yah
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

SIN Ilter BON 95 Sabren itarb Iee-
te ISOLDE Die ebrm. tSd1peiter SrenG-
ls @gan I'M 8ropin5ialbaus Ser ct.
Solepbs IS6tpeitern in ser &onooIpbs
ctr. oabier. @eboren in ct. Saul
am Is. Ipril 1854, trat Die nun Ser
1torbene Dor ettpa rs Sabren in ben
Sroen elm unO pirfte elm babies
Sabrbunoert lang in BEN 8farridu-
len Der er5oio5eie, Bis Tie iih a,1
tpobloeroienter Gube iebte. Sic bin
terlaBt mebrere Ridten unb 0effen.
Sie 8eilesung erfolgte om Sanstaa
naA einem Hequiemamt in Ser Sea.
peae oes asrobin5ialbouies ouf Dem
3elnrrection- -Srieobof BEL Menoota.
r. I. p.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04

einliegenb ienoe id Sbnen ST gu
@bren oes bl antonius gum 0anf
fit Die erb0rung elmer 8itte.
Site 2eierin, 8.
Siermit ienbe id SSbnen $5 5ur lou-
fenoen 5reiiteae gum 0anf fir bie
elmer 8itte.
Sangiabrieer 2eier.
@inliegenb $5 gum 0anf eeeeniiber
Der 81. Samilie.
Jrau &C., N.tOaf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-06-04
Im pereangenen Sonntae reiiter

am Dergangenen Sonntae reilten
brei Sdneitern bon DEM 8eneoifti-
nerfloiter in ct. Solepb ab, Inn iib
in Die Wiiiionen auf Sormoia in Ser
gdbe Ser 6ineiii6en Deeeresfiiite au
beeeben. Die brei 8enebiftinerinnen,
Die ebrtp. Sd,peitern 8eeia, &o-
napne 11tb 8ibora, famen erit Dor
einem Sabre, nod 18iabrieer Sdtis-
felt in Den Gbino-W -Wiiiionen nab ct.
SSSoiepb 5uriid, uno beabiibtigen num-
mebr,, nit anoeren aus Dem friegs=
our6tobten China bertriebenel Mit-
ihtpeltern auf Sormoia ibr @r5ie-
b1ngstperf fir Mdb1en fortsuieten.
ct. Yanl, Oeinn. = am fon1men-
ben Sonntoe, 5. sunni, beginnt Die
pier5igitiinbige Inba6t in folgenoen
Sfarrfirden Der @r5oiO5eie: ct. Sci
daels, ct. Bal1l; ct. Weidaels, Bel
grade; Ser5 Seiu, 8eue BIaine; Waz
rid Seimiudung, Brighton; 81. 0rei-
faltigfeits, @oobbue; ct. 8renoans,
Green Ssle; ct. Soiepbs, NtiespiIle;
ct. Sari5ius. SbieIbspiIIe; ct. 8ar-
tbolomdus, 8ap5ata.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
U. s. Borrowing To Meet Expenses

WASHINGTON, (P)-The gov- ernment which last week began borrowing to meet its expenses, may be the chief gainer from the newest "easy credit" move by the federal reserve board.
 The board Friday ordered a cut in reserve requirements-the pro- portion Of deposits that banks may not lend-in order to make an ex- tra 1,8OO,O0O,OOO available for loan or investment this month.
 It was the third time this year the board has thus increased the supply of loan funds available, besides taking such other business bracing steps as removal of con- sumer credit restrictions, and making ii easier to buy stocks on credit.
 The government is just getting started at borrowing to make up the gap between its income and Outgo-a gap that is expected to run to S3,O0O, 100000 or more in the current fiscal year and al ready has put the government over S1, ,500,00O,000 in the red.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
Cruening Blasts
 At Postponing Of Alaska Defenses
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) point. It will mean the loss of at least year and half in military construction which should have been completed by now. Even if completed it would give Alaska far less in the way of defenses than we ought to have for the na- tion's safety.
 "Postponement is moreover the height of Wastefulness. It will mean all work will have to be stopped, construction crews ship ped back to the States and recruit ed all over again if and when Congress decides to act-probably not until June. 1850, if then.
 There has been complaint in Congress over the high cost of Alaska construction. Here is pre- cisely the reason.
 Military construction urgently demanded by the army, navy and air force was interrupted when the 80th Congress failed to make the necessary appropriations. It apparently is happening again in the 8lSt Congress.
 Those responsible for this ac- tion are mourning great risk and tragic responsibility. If there is another Pearl Harbor-and this time it will be an even more seri-
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
Terr. SS Director Has No Comment On Closing Draft

JUNEAU-John L. Mccormick, Territorial director of selective service, had no comment to make recently on statements made by s en ors indicating that the "peacetime draft act probably will be allowed to die next June 25."
 Mccormick said that no infor- nation had been received here on the matter.
 The selective service director and assistant Perry Hobbs return ed from two-Week trip to visit local draft boards in Anchorage, Nome and Fairbanks. Official closing of the Kodiak draft board was effected in line with the econ- omy policy. All registrants in the Kodiak area will be handled through Local Board No. l at An chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
HE DIDN'T GALL HIS SHOTS

COLUMBUS, O., CP) - The driver, police decided, was most unfortunate in his choice of vic timS in his automobile accident.
 First, he crashed into the rear of an attorneys automobile. Then, he side-swiped a city garbage truck. He wound up by crushing against a tree a policeman's car which had been parked at the curb.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
SHIPPING NEWS

The Terminal Knot arrived in the roadstead last evening and is standing by to take on freight and depart for the States.
 An army freighter which had been loading military equipment and freight before the storm re- turned this morning to complete loading.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
NUGGET ADS GET RESULTS
NOTICE

Applications for Utility Man of the Nome Fire Department can be submitted at the City Clerks Of flee. Salary is saoo.oo per month with living quarters included.
 NOME CITY COUNCIL
 By Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Pub. Aug. 10, 12. Is, 1929.
The Nome nugget., 1949-08-12
Quiet Voice Works Where Tear Gas
 And Violence Fail

Continued from Page One) sheriff's office.
 Deputy sheriff Cliff Tolson and Russell Wall attempted to enter the house but were greeted by a barrage of beer bottles, iron bars, bricks and various kitchn uten- silS.
 Five tear gas shells fired into the house had no effect.
 Finally after sharp scuffle the deputies managed to remove the woman's body.
 Five carloads of officers arrived at this time and Davis barricaded himself within the house.
 A short time later. he offered to come out only if Dr. Chris Rey- holds, a Tacoma physician, was called. pr. Reynolds arrived about 1:15 a.m., and within a few min utes had talked Davis into going down to the county jail with him.
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AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Departing Wednesday via Alaska AirlineS were. Norman Moore, Gertrude Wetzel, Sydney Rood, Harold Hagen, Lola Hartley, Pearl Nelson, Catherine Brown, E. P. Tandy, John Leach. Mir. and Mrs. O. O. Robbins, MT. Belehrad.
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Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Goa rec, Weather Bureau.
Friday, August l2, l949

frludy, August lZ, lSfS
 Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy tonight with occasional light rain, decreasing cloudiness Saturday, becoming partly cloudy. Moderate to fresh westerly winds tonight, becoming moderate northWeSterly Saturday. Lowest temperature to- night 40. Highest temperature Sat- urday 46.
 Nome data last A hours as of FOO am. today:
 Precipitation 0.03 inch. Total this month l.60 inchesO
 Temperatures: highest 49, low est 43.
 Maximum wind 40 miles an hour from the SSW.
 Sunrise at 3:45 am, sunset at S:3O pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 66, lowest 39.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907:
 Highest T in 1886, lowest 33 in 1929.
 Data for other selected stations
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POLARIS HOTEL

G. A. Norton, Enterprise, Colo. Don Higgins, Don Steele Map Serv- ice. Leo Compiler, Al Bulanon, Al Birmingham, Al Jones, Seattle. Harold Morrison, R. B. Gantry, Seattle.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

To insure insertion of display advertising. if is requested that advertisers have their copy in by five o'clock the evening preceding publication date. Thank you.
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AT THE HOTELS
WALLACE HOTEL

Douglas Owens, Taylor. Barney Crosby. Council. Park Johnson, Seattle. Wendell Shupe, Menden, III.
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Hospital News

Norman Johnson has been a pa tient in the hospital and was dis charged today.
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Donald Lyle. manager of the Glenn Darlington and Go. store here, leaves today for Fairbanks for a few days on company busi- ness.
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ous disaster than in l941-it shall not be said that no warning was given"
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WANT ADS

FOR ANYTHING MUSICAL
 from Mouth Harp to Piano, write Lee Skinner, 166 Newton St., Seattle, Wash. We have what you want. 96-5tp
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FOUND-Purse containing money
 and keys. Identify af Nugget office. 96-tf
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The Army uses face paint for camouflage.
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GIRL WHO LEFT BOOTS at
 Scout Hall during playfield hours call at Towner residence for her boots. 96-3t
Laurel outlook., 1949-08-31
Items of Local Interest

Vernon Alvin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alvin, who plans to
enter Kansas City Art Institute
this fall, is serving his fifth year
in the forest service. Last year
he trained at Huson training camp
near Missoula to be a smoke
jumper, and after a refresher
course this year he is serving his
second summer in that capacity.
He hopes to be home by the first
of September but due to the dry
weather and great forest fires, it
is not definite when he will De
released from duty.
DR.. and Mrs. d. A. Nottingham
and children returned Sunday
from Sidney where they were
guests of Mrs. Nottingham's par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. r. d. Benson.
DR.. Nottingham also spent some
time fishing in Fort Peck lake.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Hartman
have returned from a Today vaca-
ton in Canada. In Moose Jaw,
Sask., they were guests of Mrs.
Harman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. w. Brown. They also stopped
in Regina, Saskatoon and Was
kesiu Lake.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud
Vadnais the past week have been
Mrs. Earl Vadnais of Shelby, her
son Dwight Vadnais, and her
mother Mrs. Howard Naylor of
Lewistown. Dwight Vadnais will
enter his fourth year at Montana
State college in Bozeman this fall.
Mrs. Sam Strand has had her
Mrs. Mae Sparks of Cincin-
natl, visiting her the past three
Last week the Strands
and their guest toured Yellow
stone park. Mrs. Sparks left
Monday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gowen have
returned from Hastings, Neb.,
where they were called by the
death of their uncle, Edwin Stone
Of Ong, Neb. MI. Stone was a
brother of the late Mrs. Jennie