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Next: New opportunities X
qualify for social security.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
2lus 21e,,, pere, u. 4.
3lucig A.

Wlllfonnlcn in Der nellcn Seimnt !.
Nah 2Hidbriigem slrebeitsoienit in
Hublulo un0 cheniolnn9em elufert=
holt IN @apcrn trofen geItern nit SEM
IumpIcr ,,9ltlontiC" Sic crItcn 8lucl
l0hli'hcr MGNhCu in 9tclp Dort
moblbcboltcn bier cin. Negina Wln
Scr nll9 Ncihc%oori, sic naCh einigcll
Sogen >peitcr noh youngstown, g.,
SIT ibrer Sontc lmo Snfel Saul 9tcz
mcn5 1o1rcn miro; ierncr Teglne
@offcnld)micN, cbcnFoll5 in Neihes-
Nor't gcbilrtig. sic bier ihrcn Gnfei
Tnul Srnicr bat. @eiNc biibihc 0e-
ilmbc MGbGGn m,rbcn om Ficr bon
SAUL GroIcr, lmo Erdl. Geo. &lon2
lno 0ciicn ,Srnt crmnrtet .1rclloig cr.
rcgt marcu bci0c Mdohcn ols c III
ibrer Wtuttcriprohc bcgrilbt muroen.
Sn 9luto gin9 c2 Iu Shncitcr Tr0.
ier5 !Scim no cin ihmofbofte5 hci,
notlihe5 @cridDt ibrcr barrie. 9tlln
giugs ons er5GhIcn, c5 tot Sen bciocn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
OHIO BILL OF RIGHTS
CONFERENCE

The following statement was
released by the Administrative
Committee of the Ohio Bill of
Rights Conference, following the
guilty verdict in the case of Paul
Albert:
"Another blow to free speech
was given when Paul Albert was
convicted of 'inCiting to riot" by
a jury in Municipal Court. The
charge was based on Albert ;
participation in a street corner
meeting protesting the police kill
ing OF a Negro youth, Earl Ken
nedy. Yet Albert was not arrest
ed at the time, but rather was ar
rested some weeks later when he
was distributing leaflets on the
Kennedy incident.
His conviction. not on anv
credible evidence of violence or
OF melting to violence, but on
evidence of violence or of incit-
ing to violence, but on evidence
of hos political associations and
his supposed beliefs, is prosecu-
ton for his ideas and conviction
by association.
"All America should be con.
Ccrned about this case, for the IL
berty OF every American is in
danger. We call upon all those
who hold freedom dear to protest
this unconstitutional conviction
and to bend every effort to safe
guard the previous freedom Ot
speech which is so important 4
part of our American heritage"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
Begrenztes zah|en- Begriffsvermoegen

Sn Ser M1nIt oe3 36blenS uni
Hebnells 1lno sic olten Snoer ,mlerc
Sebrmeilter getueien. Sic moren cs
ond Sic beionoers an aroben 3oble1
8eifau fanoen rno ecleeentlih ibrcr
pielen pbantaItiIdcn 3oblenipiele-
reien immer neue 3obllp6rter id,r,
fen. Wir 3Gblcn bis 3cb, uno iouoerr
bann bon borne an, inocm mir Giner
1no 3ebner fombinieren Stott
.3ebn5ig iagen mir Sunbert ,,no crit
bel Den 5ebn Sunoert bobeu mir Elm
, nelles 3abllport mir iogen Soulcno.
O. Sc bober tuir iteigcn, ocIto ,nhc.
grelfllder I'M lpobrcn Sinnc 0c5
WorteS miro inns sic @eocutl,no ser
:3abl. gt.r bieluenigiten Mcnlhen
fOnnen iid) cine GcrItcluua oopon
MAIDEN, lpas 3ablengrOben in @irf
lihfeit >ar5uitellen permogen. Ser
Wailerbabn lit unoidt. Sobnt es lih
cine Tibtllngsiheibe einsuleten
nenn in ieoer Scfiurnoe nur Elm
Sropfen fdllt? - 9eItinrmt, oenn in
elmer 12ltiinoigen Nod)t tropicln ~
Sitter -. Elm GROCER 3infeilner poa -
aus Dem ,nbibten @oiierbobn. Ges,
9lei6en tueroen bearifflih cine Mril,
lion, Millioroe umo @iuion Der.
fbabt.
9as 0ort Million fommt sucr1t
1494 in oer italieniihen s(ritbnletit
"rG Yaciol r:r unc gait oamul: ic.
*: iuie ,,c'l J S.nncE MolNr3". %r
fang bes II. Sobrblmoerts entItonC
Sas @ort 8i0i,, ;, l,no mar lanNc 3ril
rir bei beu 9lcti;cmotlcrn rlN M;:~,,
nln!cn i'm (%t,r,.:t';; Die Mt;,,',.
nl,ns MiQiaroe Opelhe i'm Gnolilhcr
ais g 'uion !, l,,llidnct ,uiro) er.
f6emlt crit 1884 in ser irIan50.
Iiiben Sinan5ipro6e.
Sat bie Meuifbeit lhon cine Mil
lion, cine Millinroe, cine @illion
Sefunoen erlebt? - Sbuohl unS
Ole pergangenen Sabr5ebntc GRIND.
lid an aitronomiihc ,3oblen 9c,pobnt
baben, tperoen mir ,mS ood) perihGt
sen: Cine Wtillion Sefl,noen lin>
ltingeidbr 11H Gage - bos Sobr
50blt mebr alS 80 Millioncn e.
flnOen -, cine Millioroc r,rlo 50
Sabre - MIR cine gcringe NuawobI
Ser Sterblihcn b,lrflebt bieien3 3eit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

rdlnn Nreinul --, nhcr cine Willion
Scfun0cn bot sic Wcnihbcit nod)
lon9e niht crlebt oenn c5 iino rlno
$4,000 Sabre. Sic @iiicnidoit be.
5iIicrt sic 2ebcns5eit hes Menihell-
gciflchteS oIf ,u1ierr Groe uli
b6hItens 10000 Sabre. s. iehlen
ulio immcr nod 1000 Sabre, ebe
mir sic critic 0iQion Sctlmocn cr-
rciht boben.
@cnn ser Scflmoen5cigcr ser
l(br cinmnl icile &rcisbabn nmlou.
fen bot, FAT cr 60 Sefl1noen oocr cine
Minutc orgG'ciat. Etolcn,0uS, Scr
1lO II. CIR in 9llconorio lcbtc,
nonntc bel ser &rci5~ lr,o WnfcI
tclllnlg sic llntcrtcilc yportca miml-
toe painlne" lrno ,portcS n1inutu5
icclmOae". 9lus oicicn ypcrnlinotrtcn
Scllen eriter unO 5ipeitcr 9lrt" hot
Der Sprodgebrollf sic @orter lti=
mute lno Sefllnoc iibcrnonnllcll
Grlebt NM Elm Menitb cine Mfillior,
, DC Itlnltcn? - 9tcin, nlenalS
@lmocrti0brige id)uffen cS olf rlrnb
53 Miuionen. Scit Gbriiti @eburt
bat sic Menibbeit ihlcd)t l,no rcht
cine @fillioroe lrin,ten ol1r6Iebt
llnO 5nur iiberihrittcn mir sic critic
Wtillinrbe rchncriih om 3. 9ltou1t
| 1908 INN 10 llDr 40 lfinlltcn Dor
, mittags. Gin gclp0bnliNes S>obr fat
525 500 Winltcn. Sic Stlmocn-
millioroc, oic mehr ols 100000
Sobrc mniobt, aebortc ihon 81, sen
Mobcn, sic fir inns refine 3uhlcn
obnc grciibore Gorltclllm0 iino; nllr
! Gins 5cigt lic una: pie lmglom sic
t3eit nerrinnt,
Sic llngcbcnre @robe elmer @il,
lion (Otillion NAL Wtillion), alIo ei
ncr nit Nu0lI Hullcn f0nncn nir
an iolgenhcn 8ei'picleu crQriinheu
@olltc jcmono cine 0iQipn Morf
ldeine 3Gblcn 10 luiiroc cr mem er
iehe Wtiulte 100 Stiif S00lt umo sic,
les ~ Stlllbcn Iortiett, ooSu ncbr
ul5 10000 Sabre benotigcn. @oQte
er mad, gleiher Metbooc sic IN lei
nem @llt porhonoenen % Millionen
@httajrperhcn olrh5Gblen, 10
luiiroc cr oomit cine - Wfillion
Sabre pcrbrinacn. Ncbmen mir an,
jemonh a0bc t0glih cine Miaiou
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Mtarf aus, Damn nroe cine Miuiaroe
3lnei Sabre 270 Gage 1no cine 8jl-
lion 2139 Sabre 265 Gage reiten.
Sctt pcrluogen mir INNS mlb eincn
HcartiI bon noh groBcren s3oblcn ais
cine Billion 3u mohcn; olio bon
Srillion 0 nit 1S NlQcn), Suo-
0rillion (1 NIT "a 9fuuem nilp. Sic
llnfoEborc @robc oicicr 3iiicrn lit
gang iIoerludItiaeno. @cfomtlidb
rorocrte ser inoiihc Grfinoer oe5
ollleita bcfonntcn Shahipiels Selio
Gbn Goher bonn &oni9 Sbcbrom ola
Nelobnnng Elm @ei5enforn ms eritc
,SclN bcs Shnhbrcttca, oos lif in
'cincr Mcnge bis 5lrn Ga. Tclo ltcts
5u ncrNoppcln hobc. Goa mod,tc -
mic Nedlenfiinltlcr noh 9lbom HicIc
crrc6nct blbcn - rlno IS Srillin=
ncn gSci5enforncr mra. @ic lpcitcr
crreChltct luuroe, hGttc Scr &onia
om Grflnocr lmgciGbr 5000 @elt-
lpc;cncrntcn oes slpon5ioItcn Sohr-
hunllocrtS 5llr Tcrfiiglln9 itcllen
nliillen, nm ieine geip0brtc CUNT obs
suoeden.
Tos ser groc om n1dItcn Itchenbe
(SeItirn lit ser Mono. Gr lit ctuo
100000 fm bon lns entfernt. Ser
Sid)tltrobl, ser IN ser SeflmOe rllno
1877 500 Wcilcn bnrhflic9t, benotigt
lugefdbr 1.6 Sefllnoen 3cit, Inn
Den @cg bonn ltono sur Groc suriif=
3uIegcn. Gin .Suba0nacr, ser rlnN
3 Wtcilcn in icoer Stlnoc gcbt, miiB
te ratios so Sabre mnnOcrn, chc
er hell Mono crreihcn ,piirhc. Gin
Sdrncll5ua ser 65 Meilcn in ser
StlllNe fGbrt, luiiroc nbnc onSuhol
ten ctlpa 161 Gage gcbrmuhcn, ,uu
Sen ndhltitcbcnoen >1immelsf0rper,
Molro, 81 errci6en. Sns mire nltr
Elm Sprlng geaeniibcr Ser GntIcrn-
llng 5ur Come, Sic ser Sd)ncu,u0
crit nnh - TO Sobrcn bcriiNrcn
piirNe. Shidtcn mir lmlercn Shncn
5lq sum- nGdIten ,Nirltern, beiicn
Hidt nift meni9cr ol3 AZ Sabre
brollht, um bic GrNc 5u errcidcn,
olti Die HciIc, 10 lpiiroc cr oicicn crit
in et!po $1,000, 900 Sobrcn oniob
rem, mas elmer GntIcrnmg bon 81.
600 Williaroen Mcilen cntipriht.
t3llm S6lllB lcgen mir nod BEL Ser
@cburt ocs GbriItfinoleins 5u beilcl1
@lmiten cincn Gcnnp 5u 4 Eroscni
3iicn an. SoS lpGre nit Gins un>
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
atomertorscbung
SbluB ron Se}!e I.

man in cilvclncn aIjitlihcn TGacn
bcn ECr'lhaticrcn cine nClle Sugcuo
gebCn fonntc, sic in5uilhcn ihr NOR
nalc5 EchCnanltCr pcit iibcrid)ritteIl
bu6eu, obnc sic iiblid)cn 9lItcracr
'hcirnm0cn 5lr 5Cigcn. Wtnn gloubt,
bob Oicic Sicrc nliihclo9 Ooa DoppcltC
ScbCnanltcr errcihcn.
sIbcr nod bcltcbcn grobc llnflur.
beiten in Ser Goiicrlmg lno ihrer
sSlrtlng ouI Sic ein5clncn Cr0n1i2
nlcu. Ser 600 unb Elm nCllca Sung
ncrhen lin6 MIR 0mrh cine 'hnlolt
Hinic 0ctrcrnt. Die 5uncrlG'li9 her.
al53lIn1hcu nod bieIc SSuhr3chntl
0nucrn fam.
BUR 3eit lit man iCrncr babel, oll
rnoonftipcm &c9c Nua Eitnmln 9
~ hcr5llitellen nla Wtlttel gc9en Die
hroniIhc Hcbilrt5t, cine &ronfhcit
Die in 'cbr piclcu .SGllen 5um SooC
fiihren funn.
9ltomfroft lno NooiooftinitGt Elm.
mol ni6t ol5 Gernihtcr, lonhcrn mn
nI@ Seller NCa mcnidylld)eu Hcbcna
ms III An5 nrnEp Ripl 0icir5 lrltio
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Mdbden tpobl ,bas Iie bier NIT iobiel
Wdrme 1no Giebe begriiBt tDurben
uno fiiblten lib balb beimiih. SbDcs
itcr &looS nabm ibre 2anbsmdnnin
9lcgine 9inoer in ibr Saus, no iie
pabreno ibren bieiigen Iufentbalt
Iiebeoonc 9elpirtlmg bat. @egine
@ufieri6nlieo bleibt oauerno bel Der
Sante lno Snfel 9roier mb lit "a
cbcnIolS beltens mlfgeboben.
@ir oIle lpiinihen sen beiben biel
Slid unb 3llirieoenbeit in Ser neuen
SSeimut. R. Stoff.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
2lphorismer
&in0crmnn6.

3ipei Sbpeitern, oie bieriabrige
G[nfe lno sic 5peiiGbrige lite, idai,-
en- aus Sem SenItcr in sen 8arten.
9lnfc: 9alo miro es @inter. Sann
idneit c3. Gonn id)iittelt Srau 6oGe
ibre 9etten.
lite: @ar,rm jest ni6t2
slnfe - nah fllr5em8ei eiinnen--
,Scbt bat lie Steppoefen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
MACH MITTERNAcHr DEs T. MAERz
Elm persoenIiches TeIephonverzelehnis

fuer Aufzeichnung haeufig verwendeter
Nummern erhalten Sic auf Ersuchen.
Benuetzen Sic es, UNI alte Listen per-
soenlicher Telephonnummern zu erset-
zen. Verlangen Sic es in unserem Ge-
schaeftsbureau, $50 Huron Road, oder
in unserem Telephonraum, 2O12 East
Ninth Street
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23
2(llians Gkinas unti
$e,rictunicn iiir 80 1a(,r

Cofip. Ger Hlmoflmf bon Sci
ping fiinoi9tc an, bob oic d)incli'hcn
&ommniitcn nit Ser SoluietllniOn
cincn tSrC,noldolt2- lnb Hluinn5ncr=
trog olrI 80 Satire obQclhIoiicn hN-
ben.
9toh ser Grfldrlnn Nea Altnh
flmfs nurNe ser &crtrng nbgc't)lol-
len, linn tine @icocrhclcbrnN oc2
iopaniihcn Smpcriuliannra pocr If
gcnNcinen sIngriif 5u pcrhiitcn, Ser
bon irgcnoeincm Hono IN oircftcr
oOcr innircftcr EcrbinbunN nit "a.
pan hcgonncn mcrhcn mag.
-O-
Unteritiiten Sie sic i'm Polls.
oiot1" onae'aonoe,. 8eld,nftel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

:3inlel 'inicn Elm @ctrng bon mchr
OILS 100000 Suuorillipnen Collar.
81 lolher lmporitellbnrcr @rnBell
mllb iid, ser Mtcnih mie cine 9tl,ll i'm
Snicin pnrfpnunCn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-02-23

Are you and your relatives men,
bers of the Sick Benefit Socity
and Centra, Verband? If not. now
is the time to join. For more Infor-
nation call the local representative.
Evening star., 1950-12-07

s. Corverite makes meat corvina
easy with strong grip on the item
to be carved. 1t makes carving cosy
even for q novice. Chrome
plate, 2.95. Silver plate, 395
9. Detecto q uminum clothes
hamper finds q world of use and
provides rust-free, snog- free and
sanitary receptacle for soiIed clothes
=. attractive in bright coIors with
floral trim. 9.95
10. Matching aluminium wostebos-
ket by Oeteoto is ideal for use in
the bathroom and looks we'll with
the hamper since it is its Junior in
appearance. Available in many
ooIors. 3.49
IL. Hi-Jocs, the king of coasters,
eliminates danger Of stains and
moisture spots from frosted glasses.
Fit snueIy on bose of gloss. Make
wonderful gifts. Set Of eight 200
II. Pidey Pie sandwich maker makes
nearly drip-proof sandwiches with
all the fIovorsonne goodness Of the
filling sealed in and the entire
sandwich "goIden toasted" 2.49
13. Five-pieoe bar set is the ideal
gift for the popular host. includes
glass shaker, stirring spoon, COM
binotion jigger, stroiner and
squeezer. sos
II. Bucket Of treoted pine cones
makes q welcome gift to the home.
includes q generous supply in an
attractive basket. -3.95
WGL-Housewores,
Down Stoirs Store
%. items s, y and | 3 also at
Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1950-12-07
E. Westinghouse TOASTER

Automatic "pop-up" tooster with
the new advantage Of raising the
toasted bread an extra inch out Of
the tooster when finished. Silent;
brilliant chrome finish easily
removed and cleaned crumb troy.
22.95
Evening star., 1950-12-07

WGL-EIeetricoI Appliances,
Down Stoirs Store
-. also Bethesdo-Chey Chase
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Charleston S. T..
The Jewish Fight For Survival

aUill to IiVe. It is this will to EUe
yelling from within as a surg
ing, mastering force, rather than
the sanction to live, flowing from
favorable public opinion, that is
the basic controlling factor. The
sum of tolerance has no impress
sive effect on an 'undernourished
and starved organism. The future
of the Jew in America is contin-
gent, in the last analysis, on the
strength, stamina, and vigor of
his faith which is the fountain
head of the desire to live.
What, then, can the Jew do to
establish the dominance of Jew
ish values in his own life and
bolster his Jewish allegiance?
l. The Jetv must recognize the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

Continued from Page 119)
must be vigilant and ever ready
to join with all forces Of tolerance
to combat evil in all places.
That Jews must identify them
selves with the responsibilities
and obligations of democracy in
the formation of a generally
benevolent climate for all minor
tiles is inherent in the tradition
of the Jew and dictated by the
peculiar nature of his political
status.
While the achievement of IA
vorable external conditions for
existence is a prerequisite, the
essential guaranteeing element of
Jewish survival must come from
within. The JeaO must possess the
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

OitGl role Of his religion and its
continuous and unbroken UGIidity.
2. The positive VGIues of reL-
gion as a moral force in the 4Uorld
must be reGtfirmed.
The shabby treatment accorded
to religion by our contemporaries
is born of the notion that religion
in its broadest principles either
makes no contribution to the
moral impulses of man or is in
effectual in inducing better re-
lationship among men.
Thus the ethical culturists and
those who believe in the exist
ence of autonomous ethics deny
the need of a transcendental inn
perative for social conduct. They
assert that man, endowed with
his natural faculties, contains
within his own spiritual structure
all the necessary essentials to be
the measure of all things. It is
unnecessary to point out in con-
nection with this platitude that
the actual has fallen short of the
ideal. Instead, the undaunted hui
man urge for aggression, conflict,
and domination have hurled the
modern generations from war to
war and from catastrophe to ca
tastrophe.
3. Accepting the compelliuo |
value of religion, the Jeav, in or |
der to survive as such, must re-
11e1O has allegiance to his oavn
faith.
If religion is a valid and real
component of mans spiritual leg
acy, contributing to morality as
well as to a comprehensive ra-
tionale of human existence, the
Jew must recognize its binding
value. Especially must he discern
the special and select role of his
own faith in relation to his des-
tiny.
1t is the Jews Identification
with his Jewishness that supplies
the will to live and the techni-
que of survival. This factor, more /
than any favorable external con-
dition is the sine qua non of Jew
ish existence. Let the Jew turn
to 'the rock whence he was
hewn," to the traditional and Gull
tural heritage of his people to
find the deeper sources of survi-
val"
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04
u. 6. Tank-Led
 Battalion Gets p : Miles Behind Reds
(By Don Whitehead

An Advance U. S.. Command Post, Korea (P)-This is the amaz- ing story of a U. S. battalion that fought it sway 22 miles behind the enemy lines, battled again and saved regimental command post from destruction in a savage struggle yesterday morning.
 There hasn't been anything quite like this daring adventure in all the Korean war. The officers called it "a reconnaissance in force" and it proved for the high command:
 That the enemy line can be preached by a hard-hitting tank led force.
 2-That the enemy is building up strong forces around Chinju for the drive eastward toward Masan an dthe vital port city of Pusan.
 The enemy dropped leaflets be- hind the American lines near Ma san yesterday morning urging na- tives to stay in their houses. The leaflets said the Red forces were preparing to attack in great force and drive the Americans out. "We will liberate you," the Reds said.
 The battalion's thrust into the enemy lines left no doubt the
 Continued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04
Distinguished Guests Entertain
 Rotary Club

Several distinguished guests were at the Nome Rotary lunch con meeting yesterday noon at the Boring Sea Club. Father Hubbard, Father Murphy, Rev. Jordan Det- ger, C. C. Tanner, M. B. Vincent and Larry Hagen of the Standard Oil Co.,, Frank Metcalfe, Highway Commissioner, William Traitor, Highway patrolman and Ernest Schoenfeld, New York importer.
 MT. Metcalfe explained the use of the funds collected from the Motor Fuel Tax of which the Sec ond Division will be allotted ESQ., OOQ this year through the A. R. C.
 William Traitor, stated that he
 (Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04

SEATTLE, (P) - The polling place in the union-jurisdiction election being conducted among nonresident Alaskan salmon can nery workers will be open tomor- row and Monday, the regional of- flee of the National Labor Rela- tions Board announced yesterday.
 Cannery workers retu n n g from Port Moller and Ugashik are voting now. The polling place will be open from g am. until noon each day.
 The Alaska Fish Cannery Work CTS union CAFD; Local 77, United Westinghouse Workers uni n (CIO); and Local 7-C, Internation- al Longshoremen & Warehouse mems Union (CIO), are compet- ing in the election.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04

FAIRBANKS, P)-A one-cyl- finder motor scooter was Ronald Bulstrode's vehicle as he headed down the Alaska Highway We'd nesday toward his home on Long Island, N. Y.
 The 26-year-old car p e n e hoped to be the first to travel the northern highway by scooter. He expressed confidence that eff ev- erything holds together" he will complete the 4,5OO-mile trip by September.
 Bustroed has worked on the Elelson Air Base since March. He has a wife and four-year-old son at home.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04
C.. of C.. Dance Tomorrow Night

There will be a dance at the High School Gym tomorrow night sponsored by the VIVA. Chamber of Commerce. All types of danc- ing will be done to the lively mu- sic of Carmen Peterson and his musical assistants.
 Everyone is urged to attend this function, as entertaining dance music will be furnished for both the young and the old.
 Admission is $1.00 and the floor will be open for dancing at 500 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04

WASHINGTON, (P)-The army announced today it will call out 62,OOO individual reservists dur ing September and October, "with or without their consent" for 21 months of duty.
 They will come from a pool of about 185,OOO enlisted male, re- servists who are not members of the organized corps units. They will be used primarily to bring the National Guard and organized reserve units to full strength.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04

PARIS, (P)- Henry Parkman, 56-year-old Boston lawyer, sol dier and military government ex- pert, yesterday became the Mar shall plans boss for France.
 Parkman, succeeding Louisville publisher Barry Bingham as chief of the European Economic Coop eration mission to France, was sworn into office yesterday morn ing. He will have the diplomatic rank of minister.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04
BULLETIN

LAKE SUCCESS. (P)-The Se- curitY Council yesterday rejected Soviet Russia's demand 10 con- sider seating of Red China in the United Nations ahead of the Kore- an problem by a vote of 10 l. Russia standing alone with Yugo- slavia and India abstaining.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04

ANCOUVER, (P)-Earlscourt, a boarding house here, has lost its star boarder. Bachelor Paul Mar mette-at 92 British Columbia's s oldest railway pensioner - has moved from the boarding house after 55 years continuous resi- dence there. He will be cared for at nursing home.
The Nome nugget., 1950-08-04
NEWS IN BRIEF

BOWLING GREEN, Md, (P- The Bowling Green volunteer fire company's baby contest Aug. 16 Is being planned down to the last de- tail.
 Seven experienced baby-sitters will be on hand.
 And there will be booth, man. ned by trained personnel of a dia- per service, to deal with all even- tualitieS.