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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
The Fogqy Moon
Editors Review
Play Dear Ruth

Several years ago the play
DEAR RUTH had Il run on Broad
way. November %. through no
fault of our own, that same play
will be presented by The Spot
lighters as their first major dis
asler-er-tnat is To say produc-
ton Of the year.
Thi, play gives promise CT pro-
viding you with full evening OF
boredom. which you will long re-
member. 1t is highly recommend
ed by the editors OF tie FOGGI
MOON.
The main attractions will prob
ably be Marion Baxter. Stage man.
agcr. and Flake Hewitt. sound ef-
fectS man. Tie cast will also take
part. This the cast that is con-
list mainly OF the wilkins fam
ily. which consists of Judge Will
kinS. Mrs. wilkins. Ruth and
Miriam. who consist of goodness
knows what. The remainder ,of
the cast that is, are Albert. Ruth's
fiance. or in other words her
fianee. Lit. William SeaWright,
who complicates matters when he
also becomes her 'Ruth's that Isl
fiancee. Dora the wilkins maid,
Sgt. Chuck Vincent. who was
stuck in for no particular reason,
and Martha. who was put in to
give Chuck something to do. The
plot ,of the play that Isl gives
good example of what can hap
pen to family with daughter
like Miriam twhO is a good exam
pie OF what they keep at DIX
Hill.
All are invited to attend pro-
vided they can pay the admission.
The time is 8 p. M. tP. M. means
at night in case any morons are
reading this.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
PTA Variety Show On
Mon. Features Men In
Wo1r1anless Weddinq
Men To Parade In
Won1en's Clothes;
Other Attractions
For Evening Of Fun

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lStlc Weadlli3' MANY u i'D.'
IitN most riiSin''' p'tl'eioin r ':,,
'nrH less loE'"l'a'e "'o'ilei' n''
take part III '''r "o'i'''ieHS "eu
d.hs Acheo"lt" 90 W. '.'e i"a
event "i 'H' f'afrf'' it'e'ic' 49,.
socialism NhFl''! ''l'"M N,''t
day rN".ilii&' NoNe'!'"ei ~ 81,
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oito. nun - -,
Hpe"'l,ta"''T ,''' "".' "S.o.' O."
'ach Oh l!'e ,"'I''! VI WV ,I AZ
are MIS- D. a. Wal c'i anu WI .. ~
h. Rogers. WHO are .he '''uii. W..
Splral"rS III me Fl"' ~ oiHs' az
me town most enc ana sopnis'
Heated members "l INC oo" "o-
Ell sex
10 mention inr names Oh '"o''
men whose lo' IL Nus ia''eh W va,
llclpale "0lid SPoii 'i'' oe'la'''
OF inc cHErr h"i'r"o, 'NPHc''u l."
attend aa1 lcaS' ihelF 'SrH "Po''
this MACS ui Llaic hl'il'dill.! "t
GRADED beyoad. NC nope re'o2''i-
hon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
NEW INSURANCE
FIRM LOCATES
IN TABOR CITY

A new insurance business Will
omen in Tabor City Monday under
the name of John H. Ward and
Company in the Rogers Building'
With offices located over the Of
flee of Dr.. Ross NJ. Williamson.
John H. Ward. manager. has Il
wide experience in the insurance !
line having worked in Tabor City
with offices in Whiteville. HIS
associate. B. B. Willoughby. work
ed in the insurance business III
Wilmington for number Of years
before returning TO Tabor City.
Mr.. Ward said the. business
would cater to all lines OF insur-
ance for individual and business
coVerage. ,.,,,,.. ..o
Both Ward and WilIoughby are
natives of this area.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Mullins Pair
Face Criminal
Assault Charge

Jerome Afford. 30 i farmer,
and Hugh Smith. -. recently dis
charged from the Navy. both Of
lie Mullins area. are being held
n still undiScLUScd jail. charged
with a,S;uI, with intent 10 ravlsh
III connection with Il wild all
Night ride With 4 little Scho"!
girl. according to Il statement Is
>ued ny Sheriff Leon GaSque.
The girl WIS picked up by The
,Wo mrn list Wednesday after
loon as she LEFT L school, bus near
her rGr;gl home. according 10
Sheriff GaSque'S statement. She
was later released ii Il farm house
Thursday morning by the men al
ter tErir car begged down IN the
mud on Il lonely country read.
Sheriff Gasque said both men
denied the charges. The maNl-
mum penalty undc.' the charge.
= death The sheriff sad The
men probably WOULD be tried du:-
ing the March Term Of general
sessions court in Marion.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Chadbourn Home
Dem. Club Now
Organized

The organization of the ne"
Chadbourn Home Demonstration
Club was announced by Mrs. Ell
son Herren during the achieve
ment night meeting OF the Column
bus County Federation OF HON.
Demonstration Clubs held in Ia
Dor City Tuesday evening.
In giving the summary OF inc
years work. Mrs. Herren pointed
out that four new clubs were or
eanized this fiscal year with the
Chadbourn club being chartered
only. last week She said tnere
were q Home Demonstration
clubs in Columbus County with n
membership of 485. ;,
Officers for the Chadbourn CLUB
are Mrs. Elwyn Harris. president;
Mrs, Horace Simmons. vice-presl-
dent, Mrs. w. R. Bryant, Secretary
and Mrs. Otto Edwards. Treasurer
er.
Leaders announced were; foods
and nutrition-Mrs. Ernest Glass;
poultry-Mrs Ada Floyd; Dairy
Mrs. Edward Carter: food preser-
vation-Mrs. J. R. Pridgen: house
furnishings, Mrs. Evander Annette;
home management, Mrs. Evelyn
Harris: family life, Mrs. G. T. Bull
lard: home Identification, Mrs
Otto Edwards: clothing. Mrs. Biees
Prevatte: arts and crafts. Mrs. w.
R. Bryant; music, Mrs Evander Ar
nette: community service. Mrs:
Harry Floyd; health. Mrs. Leonard
Carter: Education. Mrs. Phillip
Strole; citizenship, Mrs. Wilbur
Raban; recreation. Mrs. Bruce
Turner; and loan fund, Mrs. Lof-
ton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Sweet Potato
Sales Ahead
0t'4S Season

Potato market sales this season
passed the total OF The 1913 sea-
son this week and officials conser~
vatively estimated total sales
for the 1919 season around oOO.
900 bushels.
Sales for the season through
Wednesday we're $4,000 bushels
with an average price of 1921,
which was around six cents higher
than the average at the same time
during the 1913 season.
Officials on the market stated
that the local auction mart would
remain open throughout the rest
of this month and longer if con-
diliOnS warranted II.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
HARRISON With
Western Auto Store

Royce HarrelSOn has accepted
a position with the local Western
Auto Associate Store and assumed
his duties Monday morning. He
was associated with the store prior
to his naval service during World
War II and returned to the local
firm after receiving his discharge.
for employment before opening a
service station at Daytona Beach
Fla.
IIarrelSon is the son of Mrs.
Emma HARRISON of Green Sea
and Il brother Of Mrs. Winston
Shelley with whom he resides.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Fancy Dams

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A bit
ter group of civilian Navy sym
oathizers organized the Fancy
Dams of America" today to pro-
est the name-calling by Army GER
rails in the unification row broiling
n Washington.
The group has wired fleet Adm
William F. Halsey:
Having noted in press releases
hat Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman
# the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called
the Navy a bunch of Fancy DanT
civilian friends of the Navy nave
organized in Jacksonville, Fla, tn
Society of Fancy Dams.
1T has been suggested that yo i
accept honorary presidency of the
Fancy Dams of America.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Certificates
Awarded Al
County Meet

In the absence of the county
librarian. Miss Edna Creeck. ..Ei
Nan Ratliff. Columbus County
Home agent. presented home DEM
onstration club members reading
certificates during the achieve
ment night program in Tabor City
Tuesday evening.
Those receiving certificates
were:
Advanced Reading Certificates
l. Mrs. j. G. lnman. South
Whiteville H ID. Club.
2. Mrs. j. p. Hammond. Cerro
Gordo II. D. Club.
3. Mrs. ". B. Craven. Cerro
Gordo H. D. Club.
4. Mrs. Mildred Thompson.
IIallSboro II. d. Club.
Book Certificates
|. Mrs. r. l.. Moore, Wayman
H.. D. Club.
2. Mrs. Nj. NJ. Peterson. Way
man H ID. Club.
3. Mrs. j. H. Camper. South
w lllleNlllS II. ~ 'Nieo'
i. Mrs Hubert Stanley. East
Tabor HomemakerS Club
5. Mrs. Whit Wright. East Ia
Dor Homemakers Club.
6. Mrs. Ebert Wright. East
Tabor Homemakers Club.
7 Mrs. Mace Wright, East Ia
Dor HomemakerS Club.
8. Mrs. j. A. Gernigan, East
Tabor Homemakers Club.
9. Mrs. j. D. Spivey. East Ia
Dor Homemakers Club.
10. Mrs. Ellwood Thompson.
Mishop Springs H. D. Club.
IL. Mrs. Jesse Thompson, Mis-
hop Springs H. D. Club.
IL. Mrs. II. NJ. Stephens, Mis-
hop Springs Fl. D Club.
Is. Mrs. ]. c. Lashley, Mis-
hop Springs H. D. Club.
IA. Mrs. J. d. HARRISON, East
Tabor Homemakers Club.
Is. Mrs. U. r. Mincey, East
Tabor Homemakers Club.
l6 Mrs. Hoke Spivey. East
Tabor Homemakers Club.
l8. Mrs. Homer w. Paxton
Bolton Home Dem. Club.
10. Mrs. p. p. Vereen. Bolton
II. D. Club.
20. Mrs. Myrtle currie, Le-
lanon Fl. D. Club.
81. Mrs. ID M. Currie. Le-
hannn II D. Club,
| %. Miss lmelma Currie. Lee
banOn II. D. Club.
%. Mrs. Jessie Harper. Lee
banon H. -. Club.
"a. Mrs. D. W. Russ. Halls
boro II. d. Club.
25 Mrs. Reno Frink, Halls
boro H. D. Club.
Is. Mrs. Earl Quesinberry'
Livingston's Chapel H. D. Club.
27. Mrs. Margaret B WeavlI
Western Prong Fl. d. Club.
Requirements: -,
A Book Review Certificate will
be awarded to Home Demonstra-
ton Club women when member
has read three books from the
suggested book lists compiled by
the North Carolina State Library
Commission and reviewed these
books before her club or a Slnil-
lar group At least one OF 10
three must be non-fictiOn.
Advanced Recognition When
club member has earned one
or more Book Review Certificates
she may receive recognition tor
advanced reading. To receive this
recognition she must read and re-
port on five books. The five
must include four non-fiction and
one fiction.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
MRS. BUTLER TO
OPEN GIFT SHOP

A gift shop will open in Tabor
City next week under the owner
ship and management OF Mrs.
Letha Butler, it was announced
today.
The shop will be located on
Fourth Street in the building Tor
merry occupied by Ned's Soda
Shop and will carry complete
line Of crystal, silver. novelties.
and party favors along with spe-
cial gift items for infants,
Mrs. Butler said an informal
opening is being planned to which
the public is invited to attend.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Boy Scouts On
Weekend Trip

The Explorers Scout Init Of
Tabor City spent the weekend at
Bald Head on Smith Island al
South Port where they mapped
the island
Those on the outing included V.
r. Burroughs. Jr.. advisor: Bill
Spivey. assistant; Joe Wilson.
Gene Burroughs. Ralph Prince.
Jerry Prince. j C. Manning and
Quinn SoleS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
MERCHANTS
3OARD TO MEET
NOVEMBER Is

W. \. Williams, president
If the Tabor City Merchants
Association, announced this
week that the November
meeting Of the Board of Di-
rect9rS will be held on We'd
neSiay evening, Nov. IL, at
40 o'clock, in the offices Of
the association located in the
Tribune building.
Williams said that plans
for the annual banquet, ten
tatively scheduled fer Decem-
Der l, will be discussed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
bow, &. w. Crutchfield
Iiewy Pastor For Saint
PAUL Methodist Church



a. t. - Cruirhfielo ol flhe
| " received The pastoral up
-.my .>- >hs SAINT Hu'
a.. ,N"rch m LABOR 'N:
f.. ,.g IN amman Se>>ioh VI
/ N1... Carolina conference vi
|. Ny..#l.>' IhHFth hSI" Al"
',n-,: a>, "eeA. =.
~ ,.G.S.@nce. composed Vi
lie, 81. Eastern North Caro-
.~a..sG every paStorate IN
~n., Cpua,y except one. re-
~. sel z. q. Purcell j.
=: S..I.. where lie mas >erN-
nc. o.."z assigned there last
'-,y~
:. l.-,e,i.e.G SUCCEEDS Re'.
:-ay S..ratt wno vas nloFeo
- conference 10 RIch Square.
S.r.a-. -a> served the SAINT
C...-. "a" t:I,' pass TWO
=,
.. Ssir. Paul Methodist
-. .a,n,.> from Pine Bluff
-L-~,.r. - pastor there for
,a.~> Previous 70 The Pine
:. r.>,.-ats Rev. CrU,chtield
T. .sp A..:y IiaWk appoint
-. H. $500 wears. He holds an
...r-e from .A>Ou.N Col
Kentucky and 4 B. d.
/, .-r., Duke University.
r. Mrs Crutcht!eld have
* y. ,ear-old daugh-
: 81 49,, C'.rol
e. rrr.rytle,U mold; 4 di-ti-
So from High Point Col
/.
.,,.r~.-s III Columbus Cuun-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Posing at Cocker College, freshman and
e leaders trophies which undercas girls coppeo
getting apperhand of girls this inter-
contest Hartsvle c. college each fa lass
deu holding silver plate a~ardeo
ono5e original class song rive freshmen aie
their attention on the basket of rsyear
uaens performance the COker Alma Mater
pictured here are ue "
'; Ienae C., Dorothy Garreh Oh iaDo o
" e. Carlyle Mcbride of Charlotte Jane Woodward Karen
unison Joyce Deese OF Chario'te ~ Y.
pnonore> Aiken S. c. Martha sue "aies u
ai C. Hewitt of Florence. s c. Betty Jean Lee u
and Sarah Frances s. c. freshmen
ny Games Miss Hewitt Miss Lee coehairmen OF the nS'
Students Miss and Miss Lyons directed their Respective
uses IN the contest.
Wis in composing sophomore song
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Building Permits

Frank Young. local bulIdlilg III
spector, announced that j num-
Der of building permits nave been
issued recently.
They include G. c. Jacobs
block residence on the Old State
Road: A. P Rogers, 6 room resi-
dence on the Old State Road; K.
F, Mccormick, garage and store
house on Anderson Street; Percy
Cause, residence and William Nc
Neil a combination dwelling and
sesrice station, both in the color
ed section of the city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Cox To New York
As UNC Photographer

Ernest S. Cox, son of DR.. and
Mrs. C. S. Cox. who is a student
It the University of North Caro-
lima will travel with the football
team to- New York this weekend
where they will play Notre Dame.
Cox is an official photographer
FOR the team.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
V. F. w. Sponsors
Carnival This Week

The Veterans of Foreign WMS.
Carlton NJ. FonvielIc Post. Is
sponsoring their annual fall car
nival this week.
The rides of the Central AmliSc-
ment Company will play on the
Sarvis grounds. through SATURDAY.
evening. post officials announced.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
STORES REMAIN
OPEN FRIDAY,
ARMISTICE DAY

Stores in Tabor City will
remain open for business as
usual on Friday. Nov. IL.
.ArmiStice Day, Larry !AShby,
SecretarS of the Merchants
Association announced today.
The Waccamaw Bank &
Trust Company will be closed,
however. AShby said.
The next business holiday
in Tabor City will be Thanks
giving. Nov. PA.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Veterans Can
Now Determine
Date OF Checks

Columbus County veterans can
now figure about when to expect
heir national service life insur-
ance dividend checks. according
to the newspaper Vet Times In a
copyrighted story tie paper salo
that the number in the lef-hand
corner of the acknowledgment
card returned 10 veterans told
the story. According. to the paper
if this number is 40 or 40 z,
checks should begin arriving the
first two weeks in January. II
the number is 40 8 or 40 4, the
checks should be in the mails by
the last two weeks in the month.
40 5 and 40 6 are due by the
middle OF February and SO on ac-
cording to the paper. which said
that all veterans should have their
checks by the end OF April next
year.
All these calculations are con-
tingent upon the VAS getting
started on schedule, the paper
said. If the program isn't held
up and mailing begins early IN
December, as expected. these cal
culations may be moved up two
weeks. making the firts checks
due for delivery by the last two
weeks in December. Vet Times
said
Editors Note: Sine me
above story was set into type,
comes another article declar-
ing that payments will be
made according to numerical
order of the last three figures
in the veterans service num-
Der, with Numbers DOL, O02
and OO3 being paid first, while
997, 99S and 999 will be last.
Take your choice. There will
probably be other systems
announced later, just as with
/, discharge points.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Dornan Attends
Coolerator Meet

John A. Dorman, of the Dorman
Furniture Company, attended the
formal showing Of the 1850 Cool
orator Refrigerator at the Caro-
lima Hotel in Raleigh Monday
He was lucky holder OF j
ticket that won the guest radio.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Ordinance Of
Baptism Sunday

/ The Mount Tabor Baptist
Church will observe the ordinance
of Baptism at the church Sunday
evening. Nov. IS, Rev. p. O.
CAN'T. pastor announced.
The service will begin at 7:30.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Joe Spivey, who has been sta
toned in Washington. D. c., with
the U. S. Navy is being trans
ferred to the U. S. S. Salem, Bos-
ton, Mass. He is spending several
DAYS here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Clayton Spivey, on de-
layed route
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

j and Mrs. K. c. HarrelSon.
aac daughter. Diane. attend
@r Duke-Wake Forest game
Wake Forest Saturday and
81. ,hy Weekend in Chapel Hill
"a I,r and Mrs. Leonard 5.
.se.,.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Accepts Position

Russell Iiammacher has ac-.
ceptcd the position of meat cutter
with the Jennings Strickland
Market. -.
Hammachcr ": formerly crh-
pluycd by tie \ a. p Store. in Ia
Dor City. and more recently. by
the 4 4 p store Of Daylpna Beach.
Fla n.
Mrs. Hanmachcr WAS formerly
Miss Xonnic Graham of Green
Sea. =. &.
Tho Han aEchcrS are making
their hum" in Green Sea until
an apartmCn! may be secured NJ
Tabor Guy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Phil Hughes and Frank NeSmth
left Tuesday night for visit to
New York where they will att ~
the University of North Carolina
Notre Dame game Saturday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09
Register Of Deeds
Issues Report For
Month Of October

The following report was re-
leased from the office OF the Reg
lister Of Deeds for the month Of
October 1910.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-11-09

Roger Mills and MaN'nn Spirry
spent the weekend in Greensboro.
where they visited at W.Cu.MC.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
Friday. June II. ls4s

The church-State conflict in
communist CzechoSlovakia rose to
a climax today. Archbishop Josef
Beran, head of the Roman Catho-
lie church in CzechOslOVakia, was
virtually a prisoner of the govern
ment. Czechoslovak police stood
guard at the archbishop's palace
gate. Secret police moved in to
seize church records.
In many ways the conflict be-
tween the Czech government and
Archbishop Beran paralleled that
involving the Hungarian govern
ment and Josef Cardinal Minds
zenty, a Vatican source said. Hun
gary silenced Mindszenty'S OppO-
sition by arrest, trial, and life i'm
prisOnment.
The Prague prelate's status was
described by a reliable informant
as "house arrest" The palace re-
ception desk and telephone switch
board were manned by secret po-
lice. There were reports that even
high diplomatic officials have
been denied access to the arch
bishop.
The Czechoslovak government
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

And Relief Rolls
Grow In States
Friday. June IT, ls4s
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
does not appear to be one which
requires federaD action beyond
that already recommended by the
President"
The Associated Press survey
covered 38 States from which data
were quickly available. In almOs,
all of them, officials reported rise
in the last year in both the relief
burden and the number of people
drawing unemployment pay.
Five States voted special laws
to help cities and counties cop
with the relief problem - Ohio,
Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and
Massachusetts. Three more are in
vestigating the need - Michigan.
Colorado and Idaho
California has had a standby
relief law on the books since 1915,
never brought into use. Some Of
the other States laws are more
preparedness" measures tn n
emergency" acts.
The work relief project, so IA
miliar in the thirties. reappeared
in Dayton, o., as early as Deem
Der. Now it has spread to a IL st
six bigger metropolitan areas, re-
ports the American Municipal as
sOciatiOn.
They are: Detroit, 1,156 persons;
Chicago, 1855; Cincinnati count.
more than 300; Los Angeles, 488;
Cleveland, al; Milwaukee coun-
ty, pol. The totals are as Of April
or May; they may have risen.
Yet, most of the State officials
directly concerned with relief
gave such reassuring analyses as
these, from every region Of the
country:
"A showdown but not disturb
ing" New Jersey; relief problem
well in hand" (MinnesOta); mot
at all critical" Wisconsin,; "s;gne
Of recovery" Maine; tig n
squeeze but mo crisis COregon):
situation pretty good" CArkan-
sasD; unemployment is largely
Seasonal-no alarm" MaSsachu-
settsl.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SECOND DIVISION,
DISTRICT OF ALASKA SIS:

Public notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of a writ of Fieri
Facias Cor execution, dated May
10, A. D. l949, issued out of the
District Court, of the United States
for the Second Division, District
of Alaska on a judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day Of
May, A. d. l949, in favor of Min
Banking Corporation, and
against Jennie w. Martin, Admin
istrator of the Estate Of Curtis
Jacobs, Deceased, l have, on this
9th day of June, A. D. 1949, lev
led upon the following described
real estate, situated in the Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Division
and Territory of Alaska, to wit:
The South fifty go feet of Lot
Twelve Q2) and the South fifty
500 feet of Lot Thirteen Q3 both
in Block Thirty 800, according to
the official plat Of the TownSite Of
Nome, together with all buildings
thereon and the fixtures attached
thereto.
And that l will, accordingly, Of
fer said real estate for sale, at
public vendue to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, on the 9th
day of July, A. D. l949, at HOO
o'clock A. NJ, on the premises of
the above described property in
Nome, Alaska.
Dated, June, 8, A. D. 1949.
B. B. MOZEE,
u. S. Marshal.
2nd Division, District of Alaska
c. c. Tanner
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Pub. June 10, II, "a, July /, 1949
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-17

says the Roman Catholic HER
archy has interfered in matters of
state. The archbishop has fought
against a government campaign
to take over schools and abolish
church periodicals. The govern
ment set up group called actiO
Catholica to Whitewash its pro-
gram. Beran denounced the group
In one message he limited that ex-
communication would be imposed
against "collaborators."
In Vatican City an informed
source said Czechoslovakia is
ripe for events like those in Hun
gary"
The foreign ministers confer
ence in Paris will go into another
week in an attempt to Wrest some
pl actical accomplishments from a
seemingly deadlocked conference.
The conferees hope to reach agree
ment on east-west German trade
and an Austrian peace treaty.
The conference was expected to
end last night. Now it has recessed
until Sunday when another secret
meeting will take place between
the four ministers. Monday they
intend to hold an open session
that is expected to be the final
one of this Big Four confab.
An American Senate investiga-
ting subcommittee has decided
not to ask stay in the death pen
afties of 16 Germans convicted of
war crimes. The request still
stands for l3 others. The Is in
clude six former Nazi storm
troopers facing death for their
part in the wartime massacre of
American prisoners of war near
Malmedy, Belgium.
In Seoul, president Syngman
Rhee said United States troops
could pull out anytime. He said
they were no longer needed to
protect South Koreans from at
tacks from the communist North.
The president declared his own
people were now able to take care
of themselves. Previously he had
requested an American guarantee
Of protection.