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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-21
What Shall We Do!

W. admit thai H.. interest. Of APP of little Importance
r tb could make an enormou. by breaking A&r
80 the antitrust LAWYERS wish and selling off the parts
Rut IS this what want' DO they agree WIN TIC
LAWYERS that low and that we should De put OUT o. Wy
picture other groce charge nore9
:, ~ ~ w.. would not want to continue in
R W.. seriously doubt the Twelve years ago. IN eao''
~ M comnanv and other business The pubic
rallied to our support They said they liked quality foods ana our 10" p
AS result of opposition, the tax was defeated.
Now we are faced attack through the courts we arc ~ '
II. bs.vv cost. and all the trouble that lawsuits involve
But this attack threat to millions OF VINO
for quality foods 1t prices; farmers who u' tor fss
button of their products and to loyal employees
We feel that responsibility 10 ell these people 49,
legitimate means. and The owpcs policy On "nn W. '
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-21
Do You Want Higher Prices?

lin than future OF AoF Inc he
American system lovpot distribution which V"
will face destruction and the public will suffer
h. first store than ninety we nave
I - ; .ound business simple formula the founder gave US:
;v. the peope the good their money Year er year
W. have tried do make business more ehc ana pass Tic
saving. to in the form OF lower prices
r effort. along these led other sos to keep e e ~
profits down.
n the old DAYS before food that the grocer of often solo as s
as 81 90 at retail. >o
TODAY food SOC generally sells to the pu0c
1 methods we pioneered been adopted not only by o go "
other lines There today literally hundreds OF cham stores
voluntary groups individual merchants operating with the same e"0o
and in the same pattern here under attack
Is A ,tr,t LAWYERS destroying Ar the way VIII DC Clear "
- J,t;on Of every other largescae distributor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1949-09-21
Who Will Be Hurt?

There has mind that it is good business and
food ceap possible AS Fortune Magazine
about 1t firmly attached the Prnc e-
the selling bloom and the
sincerely thu. and
tina of
ton products.
that they
the working condition. generally prval-
in the these and have found
for security and
thu. of landlords who rent
goods
ndservce. So havea n
Obviously people will suffer this out OF business
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

rMlio, bu tpeiBt bod, 6aB mir ba.
beim 5meiit0fig i1Iafen, neil Der Blas
net langt. l1no i6 ihlafe unten. nno
ih bob immer Dos Morgengebet Der.
geifen. llnb oa bob id a 5eit'n aus
mein'm aufiasbeft geriiien llno bab'
mir an &eiBnagel beIorgt nno bab'
Dos 8latt iiber nein' 8ett, an bene
8retter bon mein' 8ruber fem 8ett,
feitg 'maht."
nSait audi mos ouf oas Bapier
gei6rieben?" fragte ser &aplan.
3a befam er cine Inttport, Die
10 einfad nno leidt aus Dem 8uben-
numb idliipfte uno bod cine GENIAL
tige Breoist mar:
uNatiirli6! SD bab' einfa6 nit
&otitift groB ,Selus Gbriitls' orauf-
g'icbrieb'n l,no iest neiB i9 glei6,
menn i6 aufipa6', mas los it,"
Man fann i6le6t reoen, tpenn es
einem in ser &eble tpiirgt. Darum
iagte auh Der &aplan fein @ort
mebr uno itri6 Dem blaiien Suneen
nl,r sic 11nsepflegten Saare.
&ber tpie er auf Die lalte Stra-
be sing, fubr es ibm orlr6 BEN Ropf:
u@enn bos ane tGten." Diele gang
einfahe @eibi6te. @enn tie elm Ba.
pier nebmen tpiirben. ltnb penn tie
NIT Hotitift baraufi6rieben: Seius
gbriitus. l1n6 tpenn iie oieien 3ettel
iiber ibre GelbIdranfe bingen, iiber
ibren &ii9enidranf, iiber ibre Spei-
iefammer, an bas Steuer ibres 2u-
rusmogens, bor ben S9reibtii6 in
Der Hebaftion, iiber ibr ganaes 2e-
ben. Sb ite oann nidt oo6 ofters
tpitBten, ytpas los, iIt"?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

empfinSen au unierem Naditen ge.
tpedt. Die CUTE Santilie gibt quite
0adbarn, mo Die sngeborigen bilf.
reid uno gut iino. ysientano miro
BEL bieier driitliden auffaiiung oes
2ebens tpollen, oaB es eiinem na6-
item 0adbar i6ledt gebt. Nein, er
miro eber unter perionliben Spfern
Ieinem NG6iten belfen. 0as lit oie
6riitli6e 2iebe 11nierer fatboliiben
auffaiillng bon &elision. Sinsen
mir BOD: Serr, Sen ib tief i'm Ser
gen troge, Iei 0u NIT mir .. 8is an
oos gn0e meiner Gage Sci Gu NIT
mir.
8enn mir t1gli6 uns Oreimal on
Sen rgngel oes Serrn" erinnern,
bleiben mir in 8erbinoung nit Der
SeiligIten 0reifaltigteit, @ott Sa=
ter, Sobn uno Seiliser @eiit. 9ieIes
8ebet birgt olles in it6, bie So6ad=
tlng Dor Wonn, gSeib uno &ino.
Moge uniere Gorbereitung nit oem
beginnen6en 9l6pent cine CUTE iein,
oamit mir ser grfiill1tne Ser 8ot-
idaft ourd ben @ngel oes Serrn
ipiiroig entgegen ieben, Sen Hetter
ser 10 tief Ieioenoen Wenl lbbeit NIT
freuoisem boffnlngspollem Ser5en
empfangen fonnen.
Henriette PHgr=BrneM
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
Eth gliihtlingshurf
tl1trn nrntnntirrt!
Sranffurt, gnoe Sftober.

Seimatpertriebene - et1pa 1900
an ser 3abl - baben lid ouf Dem
8ebiete oeS ebemaligen &riegsflugs
bafens 9fbeinieblen (&reis Soltal)
in ser 2iineburger Seioe eine Sieos
lung gei6offen. Ser 9ooen, auf oent
OieIes Slii6tlingsoorf enti itano, NOR
uripriin9li6 @igentum ser oeuti6en
@ebrma6t. Mit fir6lider uno itaat=
li6er Silfe iebten Oie nah &beiniebs
len eingemieienen Seinatoertrieb ebenen
sic 8aroden initano, boltten it6 eine
Stride aus uno i6ufen logar eine
tleine 9onierpenfabrif. Siele bieier
Sliidtlinge fanoen in ser Sieblung
IeIbit slrbeit, Die anoeren lu6ten ibr
8rot in Samburg 81 beroienen. Sic
batten 10 ibr i6peres S6idlal genei=
Itert, batten cine neue Seimat gefl,n=
BEN uno ibre einglieoerung poas
5ogen.
9eunmebr bat sic britii6e 9elat-
5ungsmadt oie gtaumltng bieies
SliidtlinsSborfes oneeoronet. 500
ieiner 8etpobner n1iilien oie Sieolung
Biz gum 1. Nooenlber, sic iibrigen
1000 biz gum 1. 0e5ember perlaiien,
oenn oie bisberige Sliidtlingsiieo,
lung ion NIT englii6en Soloaten be.
legt Deroen. Die Irbeit bon brei
Sabren lit nit einem Seoeritrif
5pedlos gemadt tporoen. 1900 Men.
l6en peroen innerbal6 bon bier Sab,
rem gum 5tpeiten Wal aus ibren
8obnliben bertrieben. 8as tie i'm
Wuniterloger - ibrem fiinftigeu
aufentbaltsort - anfangen louen,
itebt beute nod boaig bin.
Sdon iett lit Die 8elatungsma6t
bamit beiddftigt, sic groBe Saue bon
&beinieblen, sic bon oen Slii6tli,1s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
paptrr, 4ul5fttft unnI
Rrtbnagrl
Gin Bib ans 9entidlanb

0ie &eligionsItunbe in ser 4. &lal-
lie mar gu gnoe. 3tpei riiien oas
Senlter auf unb bas mar iebr notig
Siinf itanoen Inn ben &aplan uno
fragten, ob er ni6ts gu lelen fir lie
babe. sae paren nit Dem bunten
&eft, oas tie erbielten, 5ufrieoen,
Itiirnten our Cir binaus unb riefen
oem &aplan usluf 8ieoerieben!" gu.
9rouBen I'M Gang itano Ser Ilois
uno 1pollte cine Sonberauoien5 Wtan
iab es Dem mageren blaiien 8uben
an, baB er felt orei Sabren in ets
nem &eaerraum bauIte, Der feline
Come fannie. Sn ben alten Stie-
feln bate er oide S6nur itatt S6ubs
bGnoeln, uno iein Bullober tpar an
un51bligen Stelen ial,ber geflidt.
SEA, gli, ipas bait ou auf Dem
Ser3en?" .9u, &aplan," lagte Ser
Mngereoete Omit Dem lteifen nSie"
Itano er auf Dem ariessfub), SEQ
plan, itb bereeB fei' mel Worgen-
gebet iest mir mebr. SD bob natn>
lih cine grfinbung gemaAt."
SEA, alter 6reuno, oa bin ib
aber geipannt," ider5te Der &aplan,
benn er tpuBte niht, baB er gleih
cine erihiitternoe Hreoigt gebalten
befam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

itredt! ssest gibt es t6glid) ettpas
Neues, tdsli6 ma6it es mebr binein
ins 2eben llno binein in Die Ser5en
Der iorgenoen, 1linnermiioen @ltern.
l1nb bann fon1mt Der Sag, an Dem
bon al Dem ionnigen @liif nihts
bleibt, ais Elm fleiner, i6n1aler Sarg,
in Dem Die friib gefnidte Meni9en-
fnoipe binausgetragen miro. 2iebe
2eIerinnen! Iu6 1penn Elm Weutter.
bera ltarf lit uno eeeint nit Dem
8illen @ottes, 10 lit es eben ood
Elm meni6lid Ser5, uno oieIes leioet
Sooesqualen in elmer iol9en 3eit,
bieies lit in @efabr, 5u bre6en Dor
2eib unb unnennbarem @eb. gs lit
nabr, ben beiten SroIt, ben fann 11l1r
8ott seben, aber ebenlo tpabr lit,
Dob elm gltes, ,parmes 8ort ser Sell
nabne ponleiten Der MenI4en Dem
Ser5en 1ngenrein ipobl tut llnb eine
nirfli6e 2iebestat lit. Iber nobnals
mieoerbole i6 es: Das Sroittport
muB ieelentief mitgefiiblt iein; tper
Dies nidt fann tper oies ni6t pia,
Ser gebe lieber nit .ltillem &1nbe-
orud an Srauernben poriiber, als
oaB er NIT elmer lanolaufigen, ober-
fld6li6en &eoensart einen MiBton
in oeiien ipunoes Ser5 bringe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
Btr Etnfrbung hrr 4l. ga-
mtltp nurd, Gntt Ha-
tpr fplh1f

8an3 beionoers uollen mir uns
auf oas 6eit Der 81. Samtlie oors
bereiten. gs beginnt nit Der Ser
fiinoieung bes Serrn our6 oen gr5s
engel 8obriel an Moria (25. Mar5).
SIM Saltie 5u No5aretb braGte Der
gngel oes Serrn Maria Oie 8ot-
Iduft ~uno iie empfing bonn Seiligen
@eiit". r@egriiBet ieiit 9u Maria,
ooa Ser @naoen ser Serr lit nit
Dir. (8ott 8ater, Sobn, 1,no 81.
8eilt, oie sluerbeiligIte 0relfaltig-
feit.) Sn oemutspoaem 8eboriam
neigt li6 oie Sungfruu Waria lno
Ipri6t: nSiebe i'd bin cine OtagO
oes Serrn, mir geI6ebe na6 Geinem
8ort."
0os gottli6e @ort lit 6Ieii6 ees
tporoen l1no bat urter llns gelpobnt
SIN 9lnOenfen 1,no 5u gbren Oies
les gebeimnispollen 8eihebens beten
mir &atbolifen oreinal taglif ~oen
gngel oes Serrn". 9te gngeluss
8loden eri6allen morgens I'M 6
ltbr, Inn 12 llbr mittags uno 6 l1br
abenos. SSn oielen @egenoen balten
sic i'm Seloe arbeitenoen 2ellte Oie
slrbeit an ltno beten Sen ~@ngel oes
Serrn", nm Ofaria, oie lperbenoe
Yt1tter 81 griiBen. Ienn Ser gngel
oes Serrn perfiinoet unS sic 9ln-
funft bes grloierS ser Wenichbeit
Die Stride lGBt befanntlicb na6 oem
gngel oes Serrn folgenoeS @ebet be-
ten: gSir bitten Did, 0 Serr, 9u
nolleIt Seine @naoe IN ltniere Ser
SEN eingieBen, oamit mir, sic mir
our6 sic 8otl6aft oes gngel5 sic
Otenldneroung 9eines SobneS er-
fannt baben ourd) Sein 2eioen unO
&reu5 sur Serrli6feit ser Guferite=
bung gefiibrt peroen ourd oeniel=
ben Seium Gbri iitllm, unieren Serrn.
9lmen.
@eraoe baben mir Sen &olenfran5s
Monat binter uns, no mir allaben0=
lid Ser Segen5anoo6t nit Ser 2al,=
retanilden 2itanei beigetpobnt ba=
ben. 0ie 2nuretanilde 2itanei lit elm
Sobgelang CUR Serberrlidung 0ea=
riens. @ir befinoen 1lns in ser 3eit
ser @ripartrng ser slntllnft bes
Serrn. Gie anfl1nft bes Serrn ers
folgt in ser Sl. gtodt ooer @eib=
nadt am 25. 9e5elnber.
Oiit Dem 1. 9loberts Ionntag be-
ginnt Die gan5 beionoere Sorberei-
tltng fir oas lieblide 5amilienfelt.
9teies Seit Ser 2iebe lit bon @ott
Sater Ielbit gegriinbet unb oie sr0B=
te SSSnItitution, Oie mir Wtenl6en be-
iiben. Gbriitus bat bie gbe gum
Saframent erboben, oenn ibre gin-
9ebllng beOeutet oen @ingang in bie
81. Samilie. SeiuS GbriItus bat uns
oas 2eben porgelebt. Sn Ser beiligen
5amiIie berri6t Die 2iebe uno Die
Geranttportrng elmer oem anoeren
gegeniiber. $50 sic San1ilte beilig lit,
beItebt Der Srieoen 1tnter ben Wit=
9lieoern. Ger 5rieoen birgt Ben
Segen. $50 Segen, oo @ott; mo @ott,
feline Scot. Sn ser 6amilie, mo bie
2iebe berrldt, miro ia au6 oas Witz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

gen als Stride aitsgebaut tpor6en
tpar ino in Der au6 Der fatboliihe
@eiitlihe iotpie Der ebangeliihe
8farroiofon tpobnten, 5u einem -
aino um5ubauen. 8ereits belite fon-
men in Der Salle feine @ottesbienite
mebr Itattfinoen, uno oie beioen
8eiitli6en muBten bon einem Gage
sum onoeren bie @obnung r1umen.
gs dnoert ni6ts an Der Sdrte Der
MaBnobme Ser 8eIasunssmaht,
penn ser enelil6e &ommanbant err
fl1rt, sic oeutl6en 8ienItitellen bGt.
ten vidon ieit @o6en" setpuBt Dob
sic &dlnllng bes SlI6tlingsoorfes
perlangt tpuroe. Satiad)e lit ieben-
falls, Dob oos nieberlG6iil6e Slii6t.
lingsminiIterillm erit in oen lesten
September-Eagen BON Ser angeoro-
neten Garml1ng oerItanoigt tporoen
lit. Die fatbolii6en tpie bie ebangeli.
lden fir6li6en Stellen, oie iih Inn
sic 8ieoeriebbaftm Ser Ser.
triebenen in &beinieblen beionoers
peroient gentodt botten, erfltbren bon
Der neuerli6en 8ertreibung oieier
ltneliidliben iiberbaupt MIR inoffis
5iea. sic iino augenblidlid bemiibt,
Oas Sen Jlii6tlingen bon &beinieblen
ubermals oroben0e 2eio nod in Ies.
ter Stunoe ab5upenoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26
zur Aufreehferhuliung
Ihres WohIbefindens,
Aussehens und
Ihrer SfimniUng
nzniissen Sic
richtigen
Stul,lgaz,g
haben.

Wenn Sic irritiery
oder nerves sind
und an Kopf.
schmerzen, Case,
Blihungen, yer.
stimmtenl Magen,
iiblem Mundge.
ruch, Schlaf--oder
App petitlo sigkeit
leiden, beden.
ken Sie--alles dies
mag auf Hartlei.
bigkeit zuriickzu.
fiihren sein. Um
lindern. hat sich
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-11-26

Sopeit ser trodene Satla6enbe.
ri6t. Man mag i'm penoen llno beu-
ten tpie man min, - iibrig bleibt Die
erihredenoe Eotio6e: Gin Sliidt-
lingsOorf miro oenontiert! Ni6t
bur6 9emontagefolonnen 1,nb 11idt
aus Dem Sitel elmer Separations.
berpfli6tung, aber nit Dem gleide1
gnoeffett 1pie ionItige 0emontaeen,
oie intmer 1pieoer 3ebntauienoe oert-
i6er srbeiter INN ibre grilten5 brin-
gen. Gielleid)t iino Die SlI6tlinge
bon Gbeinleblen nod iibler baran
als sic leiogepriiften Spfer oer 9e-
montaeepolitif, benn iie perlierel,
our6 Die 9lustreibung aus Dem nit
10 bieler Wiibe geIdoffenen Sliibt-
lingsOorf niht MIR Die 9lrbeit als
@runOlage ibrer griiten5, ionoern TO-
gar ibre bisberigen 8obnmoglt6-
feiten.
Mtan muB lid oariiber flar Iein,
0aB ser Sau &beinI Ieblen in ben
Otaiien ser obnebin raOifaliiierten
Seimatpertriebenen tpie eine 8ombe
nirfen muB. @enn lie audi BEN In-
iprub auf ibre angeitammte Seimat
niemals aufgegeben baben, 10 baben
lie ood gelernt, oieien S6idIalss
i6Iag 5u tragen, Ser tie meiit niht
nur I'M Seimat, 8obnung 1lno gi-
gentum, ionoern au9 Inn Irbeit uno
8erl1f bra6te. l1ngeadtet Ser Sot-
ia6e, baB oas abfommen bon Hots-
bam, bas Sic 8ertreibung bon r1no
Is Millionen Weni6en irgenbpie 5lt
legaliiieren iudte, au6 Die Inter
i6riften ser Gertreter ser Gereinig-
ten Staoten uno @roBbritanniens
tragt, fiiblten iid Die gertrie6enen
ais Spfer elmer bon aitatil6-boli6e-
miitiider @raulanteit getragenen
@etpaltpolitif. Nunmebr aber miillen
iie ieben, oaB biereinbalb Sabre nod
&riegsenoe ibre Sdidi dialsgenoiien
bon &beinieblen obermals bertrieben
peroen - oiesmol ieoo6 ni6t bonn
8oll6eluismus uno ieinen Selfersbel=
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
Films Ignore Russians

HELSINKI, (F) - The Films seem to have. found something to talk about besides the Russians. There was a time after the war when Russia and Russians ap- peared to dominate, or at least, weigh down, almost every con versation here.
 Not so any more.
 Where" asked a Finn, shall we have dinner?" Recalling his last trip to a restaurant here more than two years ago, visitor re- piled, Does it make any differ ence?"
 The Finn smiled. Food isn't ra- toned anymore, you know" He was proud and justly so.
 They went to an extremely nice restaurant atop one of Helsinkfs fine buildings. Everything went beautifully, especially as fine a pair of lamb chops as you can find this side of Paris.
 During the war;" said the Finn, i've didn't dance. We're do- ing it now"
 Hours had passed and the visi- tor met a lot of Films and still there hadn't been a word about Russia. It was left to him to bring it up.
 "Oh, Russia" said a young en- gineer. You Americans get too excited about the Russians. Look, we live beside them and we seem to be getting on."
 That" the visitor remarked, twas quite an observation for a Finn"
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
Moscow Revives Cudonov Opera

MOSCOW, tP-A new rendi- ton of the famous operat of Mo- deste Moussorgsky Boris Gudonov has had its premiere in the Bol- shoi Theater in Moscow.
 It has as its finale Moussorg- sky's scene of popular rebellion under the Kremlin walls which was left out of the previous yer sion of the opera in the Bolshoi Theater two years ago. At that time the theater was severely crit icized for the omission.
 The new verision of Boris Gu donov according to preliminary notices takes care to preserve Moussorgsky's own concept of his opera as having as it's principal actor the Russian people. There is every reason to think that Boris Gudonov will be one of the most popular spectacles here this sea- son.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
DRINKS HOG CHOLERA SERUM SAFELY

DIES MONIES, Ia. (4) - Some veterinarians think Carl J. Step hens, Des Moines attorney should stay away from hogs for a few weeks.
 Stephens drank from a bottle of hog cholera serum yesterday be- fore startled group of Iowa leg islators to demonstrate it was not harmful to human beings.
 Stephens, representing the Iowa farm bureau federation, slipped the serum after another speaker at a committee hearing declared:
 "It could kill every hog in Iowa.
 If broken on the floor it could spread among a great many peo- ple."
 Stephens asserted after downing the serum:
 "I'll be around tomorrow"
 The farm bureau is seeking pas sage of bill to permit it's subsid- iaries to sell serum and other pro- ducts without supervision by pharmacists.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
Forecast And. Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Wednesday, March B, 1949

Wednesday, March B, 1949
 Forecast Nome: Cont n u d cloudy tonight and Thursday with snow tonight with northeasterly wind Is to 25 miles per hour. Lowest temperature tonight 18; highest temperature Thursday 26. Nome data last A hours as of TOO am. today: Precipitation 0.26 inch. (Total this month l.33 inches).
 Temperatures: highest 29, low est 21.
 Maximum wind 36 miles an hour from the NINE.
 Sunrise at 5:48 am., sunset at 6:28 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 2, lowest -1.
 Extreme temperatures on this date since 1907: Highest 32 in l940, lowest -31 in 1888.
 Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
NOTICE

"A dance will be given on Satur- day. March 18th ali the American Legion Hall from nine until twelve o'clock.
 Parents of Teen-Agers are cor dially invited to attend all dances.
 June Dunbar. SecY.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
ALASKA AIRLINES

Incoming passengers today on Alaska Airlines were Clark An dresen, Dinty Moore, Lester Bron- son, Alfred Bounett, Paul Ivanoff, Ada Martin.
 Passengers departing on the re- turn flight were Cliff Barnhill, A. Zeigman, Iris Jette, Martin Holm, H. w. Startling, Cyril Seeds.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
HARD TIMES DANCE

The Arctic Club Hard Times Dues Dance. Saturday. March 26. Come and see the new paint job and other innovations. l949 dues free for the best hard-times cos u m e. Refreshments will be served.
 Ted Duffield. Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23

AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
 Bailey Covey, Clark Andresen, Dinty Moore, Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23

AIRPLANES-Send for free list. All makes and models. Worlds largest stock and lowest prices! It's easy to buy from us-we do everything for you except pay for the airplane. Vest Aircraft Co.,, 4600 Dahlia, Denver, Colo.
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The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
ATTENTION MASONS!!!

An informal Shrine party will be held in the ACS Rec. Hall Sat urdaY. April 2. at 500 pm. All Mobiles and their ladies are cor diallY invited.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Incoming passengers Tuesday: Bailey Covey, Fred Urban, Steven Glazewski, Frank Jensen, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Gahagan.
 Outgoing passengers: J. s. Jeff rey, Fr. Harold Small, John Eas- ley, Elmer Wing, and w. E. Chap man.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23

TANNING-Send us your skins
 and furs to be tanned. Quick, eff
 ficient, reliable. Valcauda Fur Co.,, National Bldg, Seattle, Wash. 1O3-tf
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
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The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
HOSPITAL NEWS

Mrs. Xenia Brunell, and Mrs. Garnet Martin were admitted to the Maynard Columbus Hospital for medical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-23
Alaska Housing Conditions Aired TOCOmmittee
tBv Charles D. Watkins)

| to a Senate banking sub-commit- tee Wednesday by witnesses who urged prompt approval of a Sl5,- 000,000 program.
 They told the committee that if the legislation is enacted in the next six weeks the Alaska housing authority could start construction of 1,500 housing units next sum mer.
 And, they urged that permission be included to permit putting floors and roofs on Eskimo igloos.
 That, said Father Paul C. O'Con- ner, of Hooper Bay, Alaska, is all the Eskimos need, for they are not ready for modern house as known in the United States.
 He said putting floors in the ig- looS and roofs over them to keep out the dampness had been known to cut tuberculosis among the Es- kimos by so per cent.
 w. F.. Warne, assistant secretary Of the interior, testified present housing in the Territory is made quate And more people, he said, are needed there for national de- fense and developing the Terri tory.
 People in some parts of the Territory" he said, "are living in garages, attics, basements and cheap, inadequate cabins and what is worse, are paying fantastic prices for such space. "One family in Fairbanks has been paying $l10 month for one-room shack, nine feet by thir- teen feet in size.
 "A rental of $500 per month is being paid for two room quarters in Anchorage with sub-standard wiring. In another instance, in Anchorage, one-room, tar-pa- pared shack rents for S125 month.
 AS a final example, a row of log cabins in Anchorage has seven housing units, about 1/3 small rooms each, which command rental of $2O0."
 The measure would provide broader lending authority than is customary in the United States. It would provide for a secondary market for mortgages, so bankers could use them as liquid assets. The Alaska housing authority would be allowed to construct housing projects on government land and the $15,O0O,000 revolv- ing fund, to be repaid in 40 years, could be used for housing pro- jects by the AHA or for loans to public or private agencies.
 Kenneth Kadow, director of the Alaska field service of the interi- or department, testified contrac-' tors are ready to start work on housing as soon as the legislation is enacted.
 Senator Magunson D.-WashD said the army's program in the Territory will be speeded up this summer, adding to the need for housing.
 The same witnesses will testify before the House banking commit tee today.
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