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BRANCH OFFICE
Colonial Investment Co.
DocToR MUST SELL

DOCTOR MUST SELL
OPEN SUN, 2 TO 6
:027 Luzerne ave-, silver Spring, Md.
charming 3-bedrm. BUNGALOW; lovely
mod. kit. finished rec. rm. with
bar, powder rm. in bsmt.. close to
school, transp. and shopping. Jessie
Ia. p525 I'd
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON

/. Just off Vacation Lane, lovely
trees, 113' frontage; $4,000.
.. Level lot, sewer and water; be-
tween N. Wash. blvd. and Broad
ST.: $500.
8. Near Little Falls rd.. 10000 50.
it., lovely elevation, 3 blks. from
new school,; $500.
ASK-US REALTY co.
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SILVER SPRING

o1LN En De nlN1
OPEN SUN. ONLY. 1-s PM.
Brick Cape Cod. bedrms., full
bsmt., f1repi., lge. corner lot Priced
for quick sale. Out Ga. ave. to
August dr., right 2 blks. to Dublin
dr., left on Dublin DIR. to 100.
e. r. BOYTON CO., OR. 0S0O.
Eyae WA
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SELLING YOUR HOME?
WE HAVE READY BUYERS!
CALL MR.. EWELL, Gives. OR. 537S)
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors
1415 K ST. NV, ME-. 5400
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BETHESDA, $14,750
8 BLOCKS FROM WISCONSIN AVE
A beautiful white brick. Cape Cod
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.,
fully equipped kit, twin-stze bed
rms. and bath. det. garage. fenced
lot. EVENINGS, Mr.. Markham, EN-
1175: once open Sunday.
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1921 r ST. Sc.

BEST BUY IN Sc. for colored.
S10.500 on reasonable terms. 6-rm
brick, cleo, path. h.-ah., good cond..
possession. Call MRS. HUNTER. Ii.
3-034s. ewes. OR. I423. I2s
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SILVER SPRING

Sl6,S50
Fine 6-rm. brick on lovely corner lot;
3 bedrms., liv. rm. with flrepl., full
bsmt., oil h.-a.h. Terms reas. Ii
7-4413. VERNIS ABSHER, Broker.
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1909 G ST. NE.
For this ,9' brick home OF & 8 lovely rms, ms
room, h.-w.h.. tiled-wall kitchen;
very clean.
BIRON g. CONRAD, INC.
ST. 344O, ewes, 81. Se76.
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COTITMRTA FOREST

COLUMBIA FOREST
Ss,950 with financing to suit pur-
chaser; 5-rm. masonry construction,
day 2 til dark. Out Columbis
pike. past bridge to So. Frederick
St. left to So. 18th, left to 5113
and open sign. HALL REALTY CO.,
Courthouse So, Arl., Va. OW. 5S5S,
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HILLCREST

MINNESOTA AVENUE
A good buy as home and invest
ment-6-rm. row brick near every
thing and it is first commercial.
For particulars call LU. 4-0040.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
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TRADE

Your home for a beautiful detached
home in an exclusive section OF
nearby MARYLAND. Our homes are
the last word. Consider detached
brick on large level lot. slate roof
copper pipes. cutters and spouts
powder room. den. recreation room
laundry chute, screened porch
maids quarters, sun deck. breakfast
nook. dishwasher, garbage disnosal
B bedrooms. . baths detached ga.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N Capitol Realtors MA. 673O
2304 Calvert st NV DE 577S
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NORTH ENGLEWOOD
CT approved; S10,00n: lovely 5-room,
shingle bungalow; finished room in
attic. Rec. rm,. in basement, Screened
LOUIS MILLER REAL ESTATE
UN. 2723; Ewes. UN. 1856
PRICES on brick Colonial
houses, 3 large bedrooms, Ia BATHS.
full basement. covered side porch;
large lot. $500 down. excellent
financing, samp'e house, 3409 Penn
ssiVania navIn 81 9niyersits waiHsscH Hills; Go Md
Re. 1910. Ewes. and Sum, TU. 2726,
WE ARE CLOSING OUT an excellent
subdivision of all-brick homes and
are offering the .re:naining new
homes at exceptionally low prices to
buyers with substantial cash. This
is an. excellent opportunity to buy
your nSTfn noms as n ws1 great @ ssving
RE. 1919. Ewes. and SUM-, TU. 2726
411o WOODBERRY STREET
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES
A large Diet. prewar brick home In one
OF Maryland's most beautiful sub
divisions. True center hall plan. 1st
4. has spacious living room with
arae modrn family ktcs.n sse y dnns socsd
and screen porch Oh living room ;
;2nd a., 3 large bedrooms tmaster
bedroom has private bath, 2 med
ern tiled baths: Plenty of closet
space; beautifully Handicapped lot,
breezeway to detached brick garage.
Priced to sell. Substantial cash re-
quired. To see: Out Mich. ave. to
Dist. line. then out Queens Chapel
rd. ~ mi to Woodberry ST., left
3 blocks to our sign and home. Mrs.
KNIGHT on premises. EY. 5326.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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C0T,0RET)
COLORED

capt. tapestry brick home, 2 kitchens
full bsmt., gas heat; price, $4,000
81 ,500-S2, 900 down. cox g. CO
Can Miss Smith till 7:30 pm, RE
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COLLEGE PARK

0Oil1lNzI IA1t1A
Immac. 3-bedrm. bungalow, 21x12
lr., large screened porch, oil 2. 9.
windows, awnings, screens, Ven
blinds, / blk. transp. and elem.
school, 5 blks. to q. Of NJ. $13,5 500.
$500, cash. No brokers. uN.
77Zl. liz
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Cnlnred-At.tent.inn

Colored-Attention
1909 MORSE ST. N.E.-open Sun
day, 2 till 6. Inspect this inlmacu-
late, lovely, 7-room brick home; in
respectable Trinidad community;
features sun porch or den, 4 bed
sms sqtschsd aFss ssrase iv f Targe and nard din r
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Resltor. OR. 210o. Open 9 til 9.
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COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Lovely center hall Colonial home. nr.
Washington Golf and Country Club,
spacious and charming, 8 bedrms,.
bsmt., oil heat; shown by appt..
only. Price, $4,000; unusual A.
nancing. may be arranged.
r. L. KANE, INC.
Realtors, King and Wash. sts., Alex.
2-1R1n IL
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SILVER SPRING

o1bfL h4lN1
Lge. brick bungalow, corner; expan.
attic; oil h.-w.h.; 1a-ft. kit; fulh
light bsmt. S12,750, CT or conten-
tional. School, shopping, transp,
Brick Cape Cod, bedrms.,. l Va baths,
lge. liv. rm., f1repl., family size din.
rn., lge. kit, 14-ft. bedrm., Va
bath; 8 bedrms. and bath up; full
bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat: lge,, level lot,
65x1s5; det. gar. $4,000 down
Brick Cape Cod corner; 5 bedrms.,
2 baths, extra-lge. liv. rm, f1repl.,
lge. din. rm., tile kit: and 2 twin
size bedrms. and bath; 8 twin-size
bedrms. and bath up. Approx.
$4,000 at A. Price S1S,950.
Lge. white brick Colonial, corner;
,ge. liv. rm, flrepl., screened side
porch. Aft. din. rm., lge kit; 8
bedrms. and bath up; full bsmt.,
oil a.-c. heat; attach. gar; 2 blks
to st. Michael School and Eecht Co.
Lge Colonial brick-and stone, club
area, corner lot; 21-ft. liv. rm.,
mirrored firepl, screened side
porch. family din. rm., lge. cleo kit.
breakfast nook and u bath; 3 twin
sized bedrms. and bath up; excel.
Az trust. Price, S20,950.
ORLOSKY REALTY CO.
r-RQQN Wn
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SHANNON & LUCHS co

OI1ANNNJIN U IUOf1O %.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 2345
BRICK-2 TILED BATHS
Hyattsville. ideal loc., this beautiful
home has 4h bedrms., includ. %
it. master bedrm., fireplace, living
rm., din. rm,, kitchen front porch;
nice large lot. Can be seen Sat
and Sun. by appt. real buy at
S16.950. WILL ROGERS, WA S262,
ewes and Sun WA Ql7n Il 2
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp
SILVER SPRING

3-BEDRM. BRK., S15,750
rms, fin. attic, lot 6Ox200, S17,50O
6-room house, u acre, S15,5O0.
SMITH ALLNUTT. Sr.. Sab Ga.
ave, S. S., SH. 4646, AS. 3194.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED

Charming 6-rm. brk home on lovely
wooded lot. of Defense hwy. in
Woodlawn; priced for quick sale at
Hart, WA. 661S. COX g. CO.
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BETHESDA

New brick bungalow, quality con-
structien, liv rrn. with fireplace
din. rm., beautiful modern kit,
good-sized bedrms., full tile bath;
stairway to expansible attic, enor-
nous bsmt. with outside entr.; S16,-
500. Call Mrs. Robinson, WI. CAST
A. v. PISANI, Realtor, OIL. 1900,
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NQN-GI-S50n CASH
S9,5O0
REDUCED IN PRICE

REDUCED IN PRICE
4-Bedrm., Rambler-$25,950
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, l TO DARK.
This property is priced to sell at this
fgure. lovely bedrms., ia baths,
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., 2 picture
windows, din. rm.. modern GE-
equipped kit. side screened porch.
with att. gar; complete shower bath
and paneled bedrm. in hsmt.: oil
heat; lot approx. $4,000 so. IT.
Drive out N. H. ave. extended 3
miles past District line to lillian
dale. turn right II block past Hill
andale sign on Overlook dr.. 1 block
left to 10010 Greenacres DIR.
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Kensington
KIRKSIDE
3 BLOCKS FROM

DLOOIAO 7 flOM
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
A beautiful Georgian red brick
center--han Colonial home Just listed,
ing room, den, powder room. kitchen
on st floor; bedrooms and 2 baths,
End floor; finished and heated attic;
maids room and bath; gear garage:
large lot, 70-foot frontage. Price,
S35:O0 Call Mr.. Boswell, MA.
$500; evenings, JA. 4-1444
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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LARGE BRICK BUNGA.

owner leaving Wash, has reduced
price on this beaut home in Chill
lum: 8 yrs. old. but in new-house
and REQ. substantial cash payment.
Best val. on market. Mrs Nader,
uN. 4314. COX g. CO, INC. UN.
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5-BEDROOM BRICK

. baths. Only S13.950. 8 yrs old
l bedrm. down and up. Lge living
rm. and fireplace. Hs-w.h. oil. Lot
75x20O. 9 ranges and 2 refrigerators.
BURCH REALTY co.
Realtors. s5O5 BALTIC. blvd. College
Park. Md, TO. 1888. TO. 57S3:
eyes,. UN. 1891, WA. 5641, SH. 1910.
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3 Bedroom-New

D b6UTUUIIl-N
$12.500-APPROVED
Lovely detached Dutch Colo
nial home in a good location
near Forest Glen. Builder is
ready to start construction.
Living room. dining room,
kitchen on 1st floor: 3 bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor.
Full basement, outside en-
trance, automatic heat. nice
size lots. Plans and specifica- !,
tions can be inspected at office
or phone Mr.. Brill. WI. 7105.
SHANNON r. THCHS H(
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Brick Rambler

bTICK hdIIIUIET
$12,750-$600 Cash Vets
Yer Spring on a large iandscaped
lot this home has an is by 4 it.
living room, large dining room and
fully-equipped kitchen with break
fast space. 2 lovely bedrooms with
abundant closet space: attic can be
expanded. Full basement has toilet
and recreation room roughed in.
Select oak floors, copper plumbing
and he very best materials through
out. This is bic house and
brand new. Don't miss this. Call
MR. RUSSELL Sat, Sunday tGE
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BUS AT YOUR DooR-This prewar
brick, 3-bedrm. home has charm,
is well built and located close to
schools and shopping. Take over
G1 $4,000, 40 trust. See this one
now
THE GOSS CO., Realtor
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GREENACRES NM

COLONIAL DETACHED HOME
Center entrance, tastefully decorated
and situated on large lot. 60x110:
s bedrms. and bath, screened porch,
storm sash. slate roof, recreation
rm.; picket fence; GE gas a.-c heat
Shown BY appt. Price. $14,250,
CONNER & RYoN, INC.
Exclusive Agents. 927 18th st. NV
RE. 32lo Ill
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S700 CASH

Brick Bungalow
FHA-GI pproved-S11, 800. All-brick
bungalows, five rooms, equipped
kitchen. gas heat, utility room. full
expansion attic. Only left in this
very close-in new development. Pa.
ave. Sc. to Southern ave, left to
Ellis. right about ga blocks to our
open sign. Call MR.. WALSH or
come in Sat. or Sun.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
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BETHESDA

01 V1kI1a
tached brick on large corner lot
large living rm. with fireplace. Sun
rm.. dining rm. and modern kit.
3 large bedrms., full bsmt.. o.h.w
detached garage, barbecue pit. fiag
stons s1a szop patio; s Tssl YalynTnlNa yslae cn e
OR n2nA. eyes 90 k2SR 10
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BRICK-S1095n

Owner wants offer at once. 10 years
viii With replaee Us heexfa fS dining Si sns bed F%
rms. kit. and bath. Space for Q lge
bedrms. up. Full bsmt. Should go
, 1950-01-17
FORECAST
for the
Virgin Islands . Puerto Rico

Moderate to fresh east north
easterly winds with occasional
gusts. Partly cloudy to occasional
ly cloudy weather with scattered
showers.
Maximum temperature -. 70
Minimum temperature 81
Precipitation:
"a hours ending midnight OIL
Total since January / 1872
Total for january I.82
Total January 1949 2.91
Relative humidity
at IL a. m. 63
Wind dir. & velocity ENE %
, 1950-01-17
ANsWERS

l. Representative government,
dual government, inalienable
rights Of the individual, indepen-
dence of the judiciary, system of
checks and balances, joint power
of President and Senate in deter
mination Of foreign policy,
2. England, Scotland, Wales, Ire
land, Isle, of Man, and Channel
Islands.
3. The Thyroid gland.
4. Adams, Harrison, and Roose-
welt.
S. The loon.
, 1950-01-17
PHYSICIAN +.

lands presented a proposal to
the Federal Home Loan Bank
Of New York for a survey to
be conducted in the Virgin Is
lands to determine whether
there are potentialities and
possibilities for the establish
ment of a Federal Savings and
, 1950-01-17
AUCTION NOTICE

AT the request of Almeric L. Christian, Esq. attorney for and
on behalf of Jerome Leo Hazelhurst, Executor of the estate
OF August R Bisserup, deceased. the. Vendue Director will sell
at public auction
The household Furniture and personal effects
belonging to the said estate on
sATURDAY 4TH FEBRUARY. 1850 at 2ao p. m.
at the former residence of the deceased
No. 81 King Street in christiansted
The conditions of the auction will be read at the time OF.
the sale, but the articles may be inspected beforehand by IN
quiry Of the Executor or his aforementioned attorney.
The Vendue Direcors Office, Christiansted, St. Croix
18th January A. Z. 1850.
D. c. CANEGATA
Vendue Director
Fee: $500
Say Two dollars
, 1950-01-17
SALE Of SURVEYED MUNICIPAL PROPERTY

BIDS are invited for the purchase and removal of the foD
lowing surveyed municipal property, viz:
Located at the Agricultural Citation, Estate Annals Hope.
Mares
i Foal
/ Stallion
Located at Frederiksted Police Station:
! Chevrolet Sedan, 1889 model, Engine No.. 2178780
Located at christiansted Municipal Hospital:
! 4door Ford Sedan, 1912 model, Eng. No. 18-698711
l 4door Ford Sedan, 1910 model, Eng. No. 186641227
Located at Briscoe's Garage. christiansted:
/ Chevrolet Carry-all fused as Ambulance) Eng. No.
276796
Bid forms may be procured from the Department of Finance
either at Christiansted or Frederiksted. Bids open at the Fl
nance Office in Christiansted at 200 o'clock 3. M. January
Isl, 1850.
inspection OF the above property may be made at the loca-
lions shown upon application to the officers or individuals in
charge at the respective locations.
Christiansted, 81. Croix, January IL, 1850
HARRY E. TAYLOR
Administrator for st. Croix
In The District Court Of the Virgin Islands Of the j. s.
Division Of Saint cToix at Christiansted
In the matter Of the Estate of Probate No. Il 1850
VIOLA ]. FRANCIS, deceased Summary Administration
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Please take notice that an application for Summary Admin
lstraton OF the Estate of Viola 1 Francis, deceased, has been
made by her husband Anthony Francis. Any creditors having
claim against the decedent shall file same in the Court or with
the undersigned within thirty 500 days from his date. Pre-
sons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make
payment to the undersigned within the said time.
Dated January II. 1850.
ALMERIC CHRISTIAN
Attorney for Petitioner
, 1950-01-17

Loan Association in the Vir-
gin Islands.
Mr.. de Castro expects to be
home for a few days more.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22
EDUCATIONAL SUPERVISOR
 PLEASED WITH NOME SCHOOL

Kenneth Glenn, educational su- pervisor who has been looking over the Nome School stated that he was very aereeably surprised and that the excellent condition of the building and equipment shows evidence of careful planning and spending by the school board and administration as we'll as con- siderable husbandy of equipment and supplies.
 He stated that some of the fin est instructors in the Territory are enjoyed by the pupils of Nome School through their selection of teachers and 1t gives him consid- erable pleasure to make such re- port
 The proposed usage of the Ter ritorial tobacco tax, the portion of which is given the Nome School indicates, he reported, fine fore sight and quite a saving. Te na- ture of the expenditure he stated would be explained and announc- ed by the administration and the school board.
 The gradual tendency of en- rollment to climb indicates need of immediate planning for addi- tional school housing.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22
Harry Pleased With Administration; At- tacks Other Things
Continued on Page Two,

Continued on Page Two this government's China policy in 1946 when he visited China on a special mission.
 MT. Truman replied that Gener- al Marshall at the time was not secretary of state, but a special envoy for him. He added that Marshall, sworn in today as the new secretary of defense, had written instructions for him when he went to China.
 The President said a new depu- ty secretary of defense to succeed Stephen T. Early, resigned, will oe appointed as soon as possible and he is still looking for men to fill posts under the economic con- trol act.
 MT. Truman predicted the for eign ministers meeting in New York will attain their objectives before they are through. He said they are making great progress.
 Asked what U. $. policy will be on whether to go beyond the 38th parallel in Korea in cleaning up Korean communists, the Presi- dent said that is a question for the United Nations since the forces opposing the Korean Reds are U. N. organization.
 He added he will abide by the decision of the U. N.
 He said the anti-communist bill just passed by Congress has not reached him yet, but he will not keep anyone in suspense very long about .. his. position on it. A veto has been predicted.
 Reminded that group of for eign correspondents were attend ing the news conference, MT. Tru- man said he was more than happy
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22
Nome, Alaska, Friday, September P, 1850


Contributed by Cpl. Jack Moss)
 Whether by virtue of foresight of experience, the timely passage of the 1000 pm to 500 curfew con- stitutes sorey needed protection of the verdant youth of the city and indicates genuine interest of the public servants in the welfare of the population of Nome.
 Experience undoubtedly played paramount role in nducting the NCC members to ratfy the ordinance. The incidence of juvenile delinquency, the susceptbil- y of the hrongs of teenagers who roamed the streets freely and all times of the night and the unorthodoX practices into which their gulibilty led them doubt essy mbued upon the enactng powers the urgency Of the passage of the ordinance
 Although opposition was and will be brought against Ordinance Mo- 347 it was put into practice in the interest of the citizenry of Nome whoe If pro- perly manipulated by law enforcement agencies, the ordinance will avert untold suffering, dissension public humiliation and abuse of the accepted codes of gher society.
 The only persons who will benefit by the passage of the ordinance and therefore will raise opposition, the who profited, either monetarly pleasur ably, by the immoral practices harassed by the ordi- nance.
 The ordinance, if fully supported, do for Nome what concentrated application of sedulous sweepers broom does for forsaken room-naintain at mini mum the accumulation of debris and other undesirable matter
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22
ACTIVE SEASON AT METHODIST-FEDERATED

Increased layman participation in the work at Methodist-Feder- ated Church has melted greater interest in the worship and activi- ties.
 On Sunday morning, the senior choir will assist in the service for the first time this fall. Under the leadership of director of music Mrs. William Cameron, two an- thems will be rendered: "All Hail the Power of Jesus Name" and Kipling's "Recessional";; also SUD- plying special music will be the male quartet, consisting of Earl Clark, Victor Morris, Dick Small and Raymond Tveter. The mes sage will be delivered by Mrs. Earl Clark, lay-member with states side experience in Christian Education, and who has been ac- tive here in youth guidance.
 The Sunday School is rapidly developing it's fall program, with attendance steadily increasing Sunday, September 24th, com pletes the church year On October 1st it is expected that all students will again be in regular attend ance, as this is the day set for Rally Day and Promotion Sunday, commencing the new Church year. A special effort will be made to invited all parents and friends of the children to attend the October lst Sunday School session. Watch for Nugget publication of the Church School staff and fall pro- gram. Installation of these off cials and teachers will be held on Rally Day during the morning worship service.
 Additional layman participation will be evidenced Sunday evening when Pfc. Charles Kistler will preach at the LWY Mission at 7::3O pm. Hymn singing will be enjoy cd at the clubhouse following the service.
 Prayer services are continuing each Thursday evening at the LWY Mission, according to Mis- sion director Esther Mccoy.
 On Friday, September 18th at 500 pm. Mrs. Nerland will be hostess to the Women's Society meeting at the clubhouse.
 From correspondence received in Nome, it appears likely that Rev. Robert s. Treat, pastor, will again be in the pulpit Sunday, Co., tOber lSt.
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22
FREE MEN PROCLAIM
(By Geore Peck)


 In looking through the July issue of the Green Springs (Oho) Eoho was electrified at page adver tisement which appeared therein - announcement spontaneously sponsored and sgned by 40 employees of Basic Reractores nc plants located at Maple Grove and Bettesvle Ohio As adequately possble within the confines of this column, would like to reproduce this advertisement: It follows:
 AS FREE MEN WE PROCLAIM
 OUR BELIEF in the divinity of God the dignity of man and the destiny of country.
 OUR BELIEF that "man shall live by the sweat of his brow"
 OUR BELIEF in far days work for fair days pay"
 OUR BELIEF that man should like within his in- and pay his honest debts and that government should operate on the same sensible basis.
 OUR BELIEF that under the American Way of Life we already HAVE higher standard of living than any other governmental system has offered-et alone delivered.!!!
 OUR BELIEF that as free men, proud of our achieve ments and jealous of rghts that there is place in our midst for communists fellow travellers and other cranks who by wild accusations and empty promises would lead us down the trail to political and economic slavery. OUR BELIEF that it is our duty as free to speak defense of our American Day of Life and to go record to that end.
 so WE PROCLAIM with the firm conviction that that we-the undersigned employees of Basic Refrac- tories, Inc-herewith and henceforth endorse and pledge whoehearted support to the same May God be with
 Below this proclamation were the actual signatures hotographically reproduced of the 40 employees Of Basic Refractories Inca truly impressive exhibit
The Nome nugget., 1950-09-22

to hear that. He said he expected to meet them after the conference and ask them how they liked the greatest show in Washington. CThe Presidents weekly news confer ence.
Evening star., 1950-04-27

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