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The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
Fish and Wildlife To Test Possibilities Freezing Fish Whole While At Sea

WASHINGTON, (P)-The U. 5. Fish and Wildlife Service plans to conduct large scale tests to deter mine the commercial feasibility of freezing whole fish at sea.
 If successful, the Service be- lieves, "The practice would even tually mean an increase in the . income of the individual fisher man, advanced efficiency of the industry as a whole, facilitate marketing, and possibly increase consumption and acceptability of uniform high-quality fish"
 Tn a report made public by the Senate committee on expenditures in executive departments, tn e service disclosed that the tests basically are designed to overcome the deterioration which occurs be- tween the time the fish is caught and it enters market channels.
 Several commercial efforts to completely process the fish aboard vessel by filleting, packaging and freezing at sea, the report noted, "were not completely successful due to personnel problems and to the difficulty of carrying out the filleting and packaging opera tion at sea-"
 Laboratory tests, however, have proven that it is technically feas- ible" to freeze the fish in the round (whole) and land them in this condition.
 An additional advantage of the new method, the service declared, is that waste is not discarded at sea and is available for prepara- tion of high protein and vitanin fish meal for animal feeding and other uses.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers from Anchorage to Nome: Bernice and Lolita Haver- camp, w. J. Kiel and H. Guzman
 Nome to Unalakleet: Art John son.
 Nome to Moses Point: Bob Hol- berg.
 Nome to Anchorage: Carl s. Williams, It. Hendershot.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
PAN AMERICAN

Arriving this morning were Mrs. Sam Ailak and daughter Sally, C. Verapana, James Jones, Mrs. E. F Bell, Robert Baker, Paul Ott, Bob McCracken, Mike Hanrahan, Les ter Cox, Erma Galgergan.
 Departing were Harvey Oster, M. P. Mullaney, C. A. Carol, MT. and Mrs. John Hudert and six children, Betty Penning, Lennie M. Nerland, Clyde Hovik, Emily Brown, and Mrs. Dykes.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30

TOKYO, (P)-The army today told how a CT saved a Korean child from drowning.
 Pfc. Joseph H. Tucker of Pon- tiac, Mich. was on military police duty, guarding bridge as streams of refugees moved slowly by.
 Suddenly he heard them shout and scream. He saw child being swept along by the swift river.
 Tucker plunged in. His heavy clothing begged him down, but he saved the child.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted to the hospital were Joseph and Thomas Ellannas, Irv- ing Ifkoluk of Savoonga, Esther James of Solomon, and Robert Hollinghead.
 Discharged were Mrs. Eric Hay, Clifford Attatayuk, Tom Toota- koluk, Elmer Merrill, Frank Push rak.
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Compiled by US. Dept. of Commerce,
 Weather Bureau
 Mostly cloudy today, part cloudy tonight. Light rain and fog today and showers tomorrow with mod crate easterly winds. Lowest temp. tonight 38, highest tomorrow 53. Data for other selected stations
The Nome nugget., 1951-05-30

It's generally conceded that medium-weight medium speed engine is the that makes the most money for
 boat-owner these days. Slow heavy engines take too hull to float he take too much in the hold At the other fast flywegh engines often that have to work too hard at the job assigned the with high fuel consumption, frequent repairs and short engine Right in the is the Caterpillar made in sizes The largest the D397 pic tred above delivers 400 hp continuously at 1900 and weighs approximately 1O0 lbs Take look at Caterpars dependabty and low maintenance cos add the fact Caterpillar service is available at Juneau Ketchikan Seattle you why Caterpillar is North Pacific it in the harbors fishing grounds and waterways of the entire continent!
, 1951-03-27
New York Judge
Dies In Hospital

NEW YORK, March 27-Muni-
cipal Judge Charles E. Toney, a
member of the board of directors
of the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
since 1885, died in the Post
Graduate Hospital here following
an operation. He was ~ years
old.
Last year, Judge Toney retired
after having served two 10-year-
terms on the Municipal bench.
During a protracted illness of DR..
Louis T. Wright, in 1916, Judge
Toney was acting chairman of the
NAACP board of directors. He
was also a member of the assocla-
TONS committee on administra-
ton.
, 1951-03-27

Pfc. Rhodes, who was II years
old, had been missing in action
since Feb. Ia. He was a radioman
with the Second Division of the
Ninth Infantry Regiment. He en-
listed in the U. S. Army last
April 20, and had been in Korea
with the United Nations forces
since January.
The young soldier had attended
both Chaminade and Roosevelt
High Schools before enlisting in
the Army. He also attended St.
Johns Parochial School. Rhodes
was very active in school athletics
, 1951-03-27
is bottled up in the House refer
ence committee, and has not been
Continued From Page 3
Secretary Of Labor
Appoints Two Women
Especial to The Expressly

WASHINGTON, March &c
Secretary of Labor Maurice J. To-
bin has named DR.. Dorothy B.
Ferebee, president of the National
Council of Negro Women, and
Mrs. Ella P. Stewart of Toledo,
president Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women, Inc,
as members of the newly created
Women's Advisory Committee on
Defense Manpower.
The committee will serve to ad-
wise Secretary Tobin in planning
the effective utilization of women
workers in defense.
, 1951-03-27

and had been an active member Of
the Fifth ST. Branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association GYM
CAY.
MRS. BORAH is very active in
the work of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People (NAACP). She is a
member of the Dayton NAACP's
board Of directors( and is chair
man Of the branch's entertainment
committee. Other survivors in
clude two sisters, Ann Rhodes and
Linda Borah, both of Dayton.
, 1951-03-27

Ezzard's appearance here will be
under the sponsorship of the Day
ton Council for FEPC, headed by
Rabbi Benjamin Lapidus. The
meeting had originally been set for
Thursday at Memorial Hall, but
the date and place was changed to
fit the Champs heavy schedule.
Other personalities who will ap-
pear on the program include City
Councilman Theodore M. Berry of
Cincinnati, vice chairman of the
Ohio Committee for FEPC Legis-
lation; Charles Lucas, executive
secretary of the Cleveland NAA-
CP; State Rep. Lowell Fess, spon-
sor of the FEPC legislation, and
other members of the General AS
sembly.,
The public meeting will follow
an all-day regional conference of
leaders in the fight for a state
FEPC law with enforcement
powers. At present, the Fess bill
, 1951-03-27

Jury on a bond of $1,000 for the
shooting of Theodis Pearson of s.
10 Hawthorn St., a bartender, on
March Is. According to Hogan,
the shooting was a "two-way-shoot-
ing". Jones is charged with being
the aggressor following an argu-
ment over the payment for a drink
of wine.
A TERM OF II YEARS in the
Ohio State Pentientiary was the
sentence handed to.John T. Robin
son, %, of 1887 w. Fifth St.
he pleaded guilty to the theft of
a television set from Hughes
Peters Inc.
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-03-27

According to Detective James
B. Hogan and Detective John AL
len, who investigated the charge,
Mrs. Langdon cut Williams follow
ing an argument over domestic
troubles.
WILLIE JONES', Of 1854 Wash
ington st. was held to the Grand
, 1951-03-27

of the great champions of civil
rights lends color to the charge
that efforts are being made to
silence spokesman for full equal
ity of Negroes. The board also re-
affirms it's determination to con-
tinue it's aggressive fight for full
citizenship rights for all Ameri-
cans"
DR.. Dubois, an incorporation of
the Association and founder and
former editor of the Associations
monthly organ, The Crisis, was
indicted as the head Of the now de-
funct Peace Information Center,
which, the government contends,
was inspired by a foreign power.
, 1951-03-27

Dayton for % years. He has never
run for public office.
Last June 81, Willie Williams Of
Ali Benton ST., was taken from
Bob and Pats, where he was en-
ployed, by two police officers. He
Continued on page 4
, 1951-03-27

He is William R. Jackson, a
registered Democrat and owner
of Bob and Pats Steak House,
located at N. Main St. and Her
man Ave. Jackson resides at the
same address. He is Al years old
and says he has been a resident OF
, 1951-03-27
Ohio EEP( Bill
Reported Out"

Especial to The Expressly
March az
The House Reference Commit
tee is reported as having assign
ed the proposed Ohio FEPC bill
to the Labor and Industry Com
Continued Page 4
, 1951-03-27

Details on circumstances sur
rounding the young soldiers
death were no available at
presstime, but a defense depart
ment public information officer
said that he "died a hero's
death"
Pfc. Rhodes was publicly report
ed as missing in action" in a
front-page story appearing in the
March 20 issue of The Daily Ex-
press. The sad news for Mrs.
Borah came yesterday when she
received a wire from the Depart
ment of Defense.
, 1951-03-27
Dubois Action
EI1Iit BY NAACP

NEW YORK, March 27 Special)-The indictment
by the Department of Justice of Dr.. w. E. B. Dubois for
failure to register as an agent of a foreign power "lends
color to the charge that efforts are being made to silence
spokesman for equality for Negroes" the board of di-
rectors of the National Association for the Advancement
ItOdav.
, 1951-03-27
E ZZurd ChQr|es
Here Wed nesd Qv

The worlds heavyweight boxing champion, En-
zard Charles of Cincinnati will come to Dayton Wednes-
day to spark the drive for a state Fair Employment Pract-
ices Commission (FEPC bill. He will appear at a mass
public rally in the Central YWCA, Third and Wilkerson
Sts. at 8 pm.
, 1951-03-27
Soldier From Dayton
Wounded In War Zone

The Department Of Defense to-
day listed one Dayton soldier as
wounded in action on the Korean
war front.
He is Pfc. Raymond w. Goad,
o. of Mrs. Arvie Goad of 1910
N. Main st.
, 1951-03-27

Text of the resolution, passed
by the board at it's regular month
ly meeting, follows:
without passing on the merits
of the recent Indictment of DR.. w.
E. B. Dubois, the board Of direct
ors of the NAACP expresses the
opinion this this action against one
, 1951-03-27
PNMHO7ZER
Bv JIMMIE N. JONES

Held to the Grand Jury on a bond of $500 for cut
ting William Tanner of 129 S. SUBMITS St. is Mrs. Hannal
Langdon of 40 Weakley st, by Common Pleas Judg
Charles Lee Mills.
, 1951-03-27
willie Williams Case
Spotlight Again

The man who is allegedly responsible for the brutal
beating of 18-year-old Willie Williams last June has taken
ont %petitions from the Board of Elections as a candidate
for the City Commission.
, 1951-03-27
k0R can WAR
CLAIMS G l.
Young Dayton Soldier
Is KILLED I'm Action"

The Department of Defense has notified Mrs Margaret Borah of aga
Dearborn Ave. that her o. Pfc. James E. Rhodes has been killed in action o n
the Korean war front. The defense departments office of public information
today confirmed the fact that young Rhodes died a hero!
Evening star., 1951-06-10

Only one of the muscle boys has been in pictures before
he's sx-foot-sx 265pound Arthur Walge In his other
film Quo Vadis." he plays Roman gladiator.
Since none of the muscle-hexers had any musical
comedy experience necessary to rehearse them SIX
weeks for the dance routine Actually the only talent
demanded of them was to step around Betty without
humping into her. and to fex bceps to the music.
"They were naturally little musce-bound," Dance
Director Jack Cole says apologetically.
Even so the numbers chief muscle-man, Mr.. Walge,
may we'll steal the show from Betty AS the lyrics go:
He doesn't sing he doesn't read
But aVhat he lacks, he doesn't need.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

The muscles on these pages hired by goth Century
Fox for song-anddance number in Betty CRADLES new
musical "Meet Me After The Show" The name of the
number is NO Talent Joe and the lyrics 60 like this
NO-taIent Joe he's slow Romeo
Just dreamer boy who drifted
To a Mediterranean shore.
People thought he tcGsnt gifted.
But the bleasure-seekin eaies weaken
For that Se,,0r:
In the dark. he's far from BORE"
The costumes supposed to be Roman gladiatorla'
and the background is ancient Pompeii.
Copyright, 1885, Robin Music Corporation
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Ncrte bon nidt mcniNer ais 80
Sent nlit,ubrinNcn. EeitrdNc fonncll
bc;ahlt lperocn in Der fursen Sc
ihGftsperiamnlllnu nutl bcm Gicn.
gtah Der &criammlllnN ollNcmeine
llntcrbultllnN.
SSillium ,Srislhc, Scfr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
,Srauenperein Der ct. ,Sobannes
&trhe

Ger ,Srouenperein Der Ct. 60
bannes stride ipiro am 27. Sonllar
einen aemiitlihen &artenabenb ob=
halten, aeleitet BON ,Sra,leu init 9to=
men Sarab. Sllianna. Murio. slN=
netu uno Sorotbea. IS miro ihGne
Silhpreiie 0eben unb 8rapfen sllm
Terfaufcn. slQe Mit9lieber llno
Srelmoe iino berslih einaeloOen.
0ieies miro Der einiiae 8artenabenb
lein pOr Sitern, ba Sltern llnb TO-
NIT Die 'Saitenaeit iebr firth font
men bieles Sobr. sllio bite, fomnt
red)t sablrcid.
Sllice Gromp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
Nn licbepDucr
Grin,,eru1lo

al lInicrcm liebcn llnpcrNcbliden
Vruber, ShlpoNcr lno Sntcl
Rarl Uraulh,
ocItorben an 81. Sanlor 1915.
IS rubct I'M clpiaen ,Sricocn
Sin trellcs Srubcrbers;
Is bot iett ulls0clitten.
IVcireit bon allcrn Sd)neri.
9SobI 0ob es mollhe Spr9cn,
Sic eS i'm Hebcn truf.
Sph lieR CT lid niht hcl0cn
llnO trllN lie trell llnb brap.
llno bis ans lebcusenoc
Elieb CT itets licb unD lpcrt.
Npn alien, Die i'm funntcn,
Wcllcht lrnO huhNccbrt.
60 icbIoi nun licber 9}ruocr
Sn itillcn GrocnidpB;
WcllicBc Seincn ,Sricbcn,
Ter SOB lit Wcnirbcnlns.
0clpiomct bon Scincr Tih lie
bcllben ShlucNtcr
UiiBi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
2lus Salient, Ottc
3,ucia 19

Sllio oui @icbcriebcn bcin, Nos
ihinasbau, Son,atao obenn, bcl, ).
;Scbrllor Inn Q llrr. Gucr &pmitce.
Or. ,sronics. Or. 6crmon, perrutcn
ol,c,. DoH bic 8inbcr=Shnitlcr &a=
pcllc bon Slfrnn, Ohio, ipiclt. ga
wcrbcu cs iiher sic ill)Dnitcn &olz
;cr lu1h Golfos iein. sllio fnnlmt
ollc llno peracBt our) umiere ndhltc
@criomn,lllna mn >. ,Sebrl,ar niht.
,Sreo SbeiB Sr., Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25

9ic 0teiiterrcscln lernt bcijeiten,
Gap iie sctrculib elld, seleiten
ltnb belien npbl betpabrcn,
8as in ser ssiigenO Satren
Sn bolbem Sriebe
Nens unb 2icbe
gud) ,nbapl,bt ills Scrj eelcst.
IaB iDr bas l,uperboble.. Ae.t
Rifar0 9Sagner.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-01-25
2lms Gtieaee, 9u.
3ucig 46

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