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The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
Former Chairmen of AEC Plan to Testify at Security Hearing of Oppenheimer

WASHINGTON, tR-The two former chairmen of the Atomic Energy Commission plan to tes- tify at the security hearing for pioneer atomic scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer-both of them ap- parently in his behalf.
 David E. Lilienthal, who headed the commission from the time it was formed in 1946 until 1850, said in a statement issued in New York Wednesday night he will testify for Oppenheimer.
 Gordon Dean, who succeeded Lilienthal and served until last summer, said he had been asked to testify by Oppenheimer's at torney. While he would not dis cuss what he will say, his accept ance Of an invitation by the de- fense presumably means his testi- mony will be favorable to Oppen- heimer.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
JOHN PEARSON. CANDLE. ENTERS PIONEER HOME

SITKA-John August Pearson was admitted to the Pioneers Home April 12 from the Maynard McDougall Memorial Hospital in Nome.
 MT. Pearson, who has lived in Alaska since 1909, has been in Candle since 1925 where he was employed as miner. During the past winter he suffered an acci- dent, which resulted in severe frost bite and the loss of all ten of his fingers.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-16
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by the

Compiled Dy the
 US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
 Continued fair tonight and Sat urday with little change in tenn perature and winds light and var ible Low temperture expected to- night 8, high tomorrow 26.
 Data last "A hours as of ' am. today: highest temperature 26, lowest 2. Maximum wind II mph from the NE. Sunrise at 4:24 a.m., sunset at TAO pm.
 A year ago today: high tenn perature 28, low 12. Extremes this date since 1907: highest 49 in 194O, lowest -16 in 1927.
 Other Stations. am. Today
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
Open House Honors
Visitors From Ohio

The charming home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fuehia Sonion, 945 Rondo
Av., was the scene of delightful
affair on Saturday evening. Mo-
vember 81. when MIR. and Mrs,
Sonion and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Shoffner of $50 st. Anthony Av.
entertained with Open House in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose
Penn Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who are
the house guests of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hsr-
old Carter Of Minneapolis.
The beautiful setting was car
ried out with color scheme OF
pink and green, an ivory satin
damask cloth on the serving table
and at one end cut glass punch
bowl with a centerpiece OF large
NUNS in shades of pink. and silver
and crystal appointments made an
attractive background,
During the hours guests came
in to meet the honored guests, sip
per refreshing punch and enjoyed
quiet tet-a-tetes. more delightful
because IT brought together n
group OF old friends TO meet and
welcome new acquaintances.
Hostesses assisting were the
Mines. Robert Murray, Minneapo-
lis, L. Albert Scipio, Cecil Mccoy,
Ernest Greene and Samuel Reed
Among those who gathered to
share their hospitality were the
Messrs. and Mines Harold Carter,
Minneapolis, Carl Griffin, Ernest
Greene, Carl Claihourne, Thomas
Clemens, Charles Hargraves,
James Kirk Sr., James Taylor, Lee
Roy Coleman Sr. Sam Davis,
Walter Mcfarland. Tyler Howell
Jra Robert Murray, both Of Min
neapoEs, stephen Maxwell, Carlos
Moffat, Gamaliel Ferguson, Ro-
bert Brown, Harold Wright, Min
neapolis, John Wilson,
Also the Mines A, N. Dunning
John Patton, Gwen Twiggs. Char
les Hin, d. NJ. Johnson, Norman
Light l., Albert Scipio. Ollie
Griffin, Eva Neal, Ashmore
Stokes, Talmage Carey Jr, Cecil
Mccoy, Samuel Reed. Ida NJ. Muir
ply, Jessie Miller, John Williams
Garnet Harris OF New York City
and Mr.. William Penn.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
New Pilgrim Mems
Club Met November ~

The Young Mems Club, a newly
organized club Of Pilgrim Baptist
church met Monday, November
90, at p. m. in the church parlor
The following officers We're cleo
ted President. A. 3. Jordan. vice
president. Leroy Cunningham;
secretary Cornelius Tucker; assis-
tant secretary. Lawrence Hamp-
ton and treasurer, A. Kelsey
Plans were discussed for the
formation Of a basketball team 20
be entered in the church basket
ball league Of the downtown Y,
The team will be coached by Mr.
Tucker.
All men Of the church are in
vited TO join.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03
Daughters Of Isis
Initiated 8 Nov. II

on Saturday evening. Novem-
Der 81. Daughters OF Isis. Court
No Z, Of the AEAoNMS OF North
and South America held their
special initiation ceremonies at
their hall, 2o7 S, Third ST.
Candidates were Harriet Jones,
Devannora Scott, Marjory Hayes,
Thelma Russell, Washington. ID, c,
Betty Floyd, Blanche f. Pierre.
Ivy Massengill and Beatrice Hall
Initiation committee was COM
posed OF Mines. Mamie Upte-
grove. Gertrude Greene, Mae
Lawrence. Janet Carter, Starr
Stewart, Teresa Ranks, Helen
shepherd. Bessie Ratliff and Lena
LaFaucette
Imperial Deputy COMMANDERS
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ost-Thonkseivine
Mid Kniehters Party
ENJOYED By 200

A n overflow crowd a m m d
Local 5l6 recreation room on Fri
day evening, November %, to
frohc with the Mid Nighters at
their post-Thanksgiving party, It
was the host groups first affair
since its organization about six
months ago.
Seen in the throng enjoying the
affair were a group of charming
and beautifully atured ladies: Mrs.
Joseph Waters, wife Of the presi-
dent, was stunning in a biege with
green sport dress with green ac-
cessories; Mrs. Willis Clark was
lovely in a black taffeta cocktail
dress; Mrs. Kenneth Wallace dom
ned a black wool sheath dress,
braid trim and wore rhinestone
jewelry; Mrs. Ray Williams was
charming in an eggshell cocktail
dress.
Mrs. Fleetwood Smith was pc
tite in a black faille cocktail dress;
a red jersey blouse and black jer-
sey skirt was Mrs. Arthur Jack
sons fIattering choice while pre-
senting an eye catching picture
was Mrs. Maurice Bellamy in a
Dior wool and taffeta dress with
rhinestone jeweIry.
Others enjoying the fete were
the Mines. Ira Allen in a wool
knitted dress; Virgil Hadley, in
black taffeta after dress; Her
man Smith in a two piece black
taffeta skirt and cocktail blouse.
Mrs. II. Tate was stunning in a
pale pink faille. Mrs. Roscoe Reed
was bewitching in black velvet
and taffeta with which she wore
rhinestone jewelry,
Club members present with
their wives or guests were Joseph
Waters, president, Arthur Jack
son. vice president: Willis Clark,
secretary-treasurer; Ray Williams
entertainment chairman; Herman
Tate, Roscoe Reed. Richard Wash
ington. Walter Lowe, Gordon Kirk.
Hank" Roberts and John Phifer
The guest list included the
Messrs. and Mines. Harry Ney,
Edwin Salters, Harold Andrews,
Robert Crayton, Boyd Crawford
Jr., Ralph Graham, Jesse Smith
James Kirk Jr., Fleetwood Smith
Richard Mann. Kenneth Wallace,
Billy Payne. Maurice Bellamy, Da-
vid Allen, Virgil Hadley, Fred In
gram. Lewis White, Sam Sharpe
Norman Davis. Royal Gooden
James Hughes. Jake Lynch. Will
burt Zeno. Granville Haskins and
mari ANtys
And the Messrs. and Mines. Ro-
bert Johnson. Leonard Carter.
Robert Patterson, George Todd,
Richard Mann; the Misses Fife
Green. Anita Owens. Genevieve
Wagons. Donna Zell Greene. the
Mines. Ira Allen. T. Edwards; the
Messrs. James Ives, Delbert
Crushshon, Robert Yeager. Dick
Williams.
Also the Messrs. Otis Skinner,
Jake Scott. Reginald Allen, Jim
Williams. Robert Yeager, Tor
rance Pugh, Albert Cotton and
Joe Monroe.
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relatives and friends. They left
Wednesday, November "a.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
Andy Russell, 742 Carroll Av., had
as their guests for dinner on
Thanksgiving day, Mrs. Myra
Reese and children, Mr.. John Dor
sey Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Moore.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
c. DriZzle, 69S Rondo Av had as
their dinner guests on Thanks
giving day, Mrs. Lionel Allen and
her daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Pat
terson. On Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Brent were their dinner
guests.
New Address: Mrs. Tillie DAN
iels and Mrs. Eta Lewis, formerly
Of 324 E. 14th St, are now resid-
ing at 1850 Bigelow Lane.
TSTCs Meet At Lowry: The
TSTCs will meet Saturday eve
ming. December 4 at p. m. in the
Hotel Lowry's Colonial Room
with DR.. c. H. Mobiley as Deem
Der host.
Laissez -nous-faire Bridge Club
Met: Mrs. Ollye Gum, 7S3 lyle
hart Av., was hostess to the Lais-
sez-nous-faire Bridge Club on
Saturday afternoon, November 27.
Capturing prizes were the Mines.
Burie Carmichael, o. L. Alexander
and Ollye Gum, first, second and
third respectively. The next meet
ing will be December IL, with Mrs.
NJ. X. Mcknight, $50 Fuller Av..
as hostess.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

Celebrate Silver Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Howard, CSC
Burr St, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on Novem-
Der 20, at the Cotton Club, Somer-
set, Wis. Covers were laid for four
and an enjoyable evening was had
by all.
Mid knighters Club To Meet:
Mr.. Ray Williams will be host to
a call meeting of the Mid knight
ers club at 100 Sunday, December
s, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Roberts, 931 Marshall Av.
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MRS. ELIZABETH EwING's
CONDITION Is IMPROVED

Mrs William tElizabeth) Ew-
ing, 5000 goth Av, s.. has been dis
charged from Fairview hospital
and is now patient at the Cornell
ius Rest Home. 1918 Fourth Av.
s Mrs Ewing Is much improved
and il is hoped that she win soon
be able to be removed to her home.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-12-03

Ursula Bolts was rendered small
gift OF appreciation for past SER
vices rendered.
Mrs, Viola Madden is illustrious
COMMANDERS; Mrs Bessie Ratliff
is first lieutenant; Mrs. Helen
Lawrence, second lieutenant, Mrs.
Margaret Wright. high priestess;
Mrs Alma jefferson. recorder
and Mrs. Celia bearing, treasurer,
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DON'T MISS THE ANNA
THE GOLDEN AYERS REALL,

Thanksgiving and birthday Tuesday
included everything prepared
Golden themselves friends
community other help the
Paul mothers contributed much
the of the dinner.
Lending assistance Patton
There around so their John Jacob Miller
a POSTMASTER.
acting rector
Peter Claver Catholic Bendcon
Floyd Massey Jr, pastor Of Pilgrim Baptist church
Westinghouse drinking
day, December 5 by Rev. f !. Jones. pastor
INSULATED BOOTS FOR ENTIRE FAMILY ma be
at Shoes this just the
weather for a nice pair Of "toasty" boots?
DELIGHTFUL Our Mayor received a tele
gram Mayor is having
party Saturday beginning
jolly himself be
personally greet elementary
age younger
community singing! Bring little
for this wonderful treat!
YOU ARE PONDERING OVER ITEMS and who isn't
drop at STORKvIE at 1872 Robert you
find large assortment Of lovely
father electrical appliances and all kinds
for all ages! CTen them you
will be grateful!
WE VISITED THE SHOwROOMS Chevrolet
Just the item would like
utifl bronze 2door Chevrolet but alas would fit
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dire need of funds to continue its practice OF pre-
sentng youths leaving from st, Paul with fare
well program and travelling kit.
This practice has been carried on for the past
four years, under the administration of three may
and General Lewis b. Hershey, National Direc-
tor of Seective Servime terms 1t as being " prime
example Of what every community in the United
States should debut doesn't"
WE ARE SURE that this gesture OF thanks
from Ramsey County must be quite meaningfu to
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the Methodist Ministers
of directors of the Tucson Council of Civic Unity
Mrs Hester Simpson his native
She celebrates birthday
their goth wedding
JEAN attending dental
Miss Simpson crowned Miss 1853 and 1884 will
finish school February 1855 graduation
she and her mother will
IF YOU WERE THERE Ministerial Alliance held its
Thanksgiving
privilege young
HEARTY WELCOME WISHES TO REV SNIP
son!
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Social and Personal
x ST. PAUL

Attending Convention Rev. and Mrs Beverley Isabel 4o9
Fuller Av left Friday December for Memphis Tenn
tend the national meeting of the Churches of God In Christ
They will return December II
On Vacation: Mr.. and Mrs J. p Dorsey 755 Carroll Av
vacationn in Atlanta Ga and Harrisburg Miss visiting
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Who's Who
Who's New
Where's To Go
Wh0f's To Do
ct. Paul

BY MILDRED JORDAN

CME church for three years.
Rev. simpson who celebrated his birthday on
November 81 is a native of Gainesville Tex He
attended school in Gainesville, received his b A.
from Texas college and NJ. A. from the University
of Michigan. Rev. Simpson is the Of the late
Rev. C. A. Simpson who pastored Morning Chapel
CME church in Gainesville for 26 years
In Tucson, Rev. Simpson active in civic
and community affairs. He a member of the
board of directors of the Arizona Council Of Civic
Unity: first vice nresident of the NAACP. score
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should be continued would like help with contribution
IT to- Mayors Armed Forces Service Committee -
Oliver Towne, St Paul Dispatch St Paul Minnesota
GUEST ON webs RADIO, THIS BELIEVE" Friday. De-
will Hubert Delany the Domestic Relations
Court New York City
HAVE CIRCIED DATE, Sunday, December 9Th and
Christmas the
st. Paul auditorium II begins at $50
DON'T MISS THE ANNUAL FAMILY NIGHT" at the
Friday, December II 73O will be old
fashioned "getogether" with pouck supper" community
get the opportunity for this kind of fellow
ship, is it?
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Forces Service Committee tells that this volunte
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WE HAVE CTRCLED THE DATE

won't want to miss the annual city-wide CHI
St Paul auditorium. 1t begins at 2:30.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-07
JEFFERSON MANOR

V1I 7 G1bAOO4N 1A111NOXt
FOR SALE BY OWNER
ASSUME CT LOAN-$7I MO.
with all-aluminum storm windows;
newly redec.. immac. cond., : bed
rms tiled bath sep. din. rm.. equip
kit. eft. refer.: full bsmt., finished
in beaut. Sta-Drl. Nice front porch
> blks. to shopping ctr, school and
church. Loo. on dead-end street
No houses behind YOU. S10,30A. So
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An outstanding buy IN select Poplar
HEIGHTS. All-brick. 3-bedrm. ram
bier; Ice. wooded lot; completely
condition.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
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end street provides safe play area
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CARRIAGE TRADE

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-08-18

mitted a claim for an operation performed. Due to the fact
that his attending physician did not state in his claim
the operation that is payable his first claim was rejected.
However, now that we obtained the necessary information
and evidence, the Board approved the payment for said
operation.
Lodge 241 - Sister Maria Sikich, cert. 5O4s4, under
went three CD minor operations and same were performed
all three operations. She was paid in accordance with Sec
ton 294,l last paragraph, and she is not entitled to additional
benefits.
Lodge 28 Brother Emerik Planic, cert. E-4670O,
submitted a claim for a serious operation that is not stated
in our present Bylaws. On the recommendation Of bro.
Ovcarich and our Supreme Medical Examiner, the Board
approved the payment of this operation as per Section 296.
Lodge 29 - Sister Pauline Koscica, cert. C-98567,
submitted a claim for operation and sick benefits. Due to
the fact that she did not state her illness and operation on
her application for membership, the Board ruled that her
she is to be expelled from the above stated funds and her
death benefits decreased to $4,000.
Lodge 4O3 - Brother Peter Popovich, cert. C-39178,
did not submit a claim for sick benefit since November, 1858.
Being that this member has been and still is disabled, the
Board approved the payment of said benefits.
Lodge 566 - Sister Anna Panik, cert. C-4067, and the
Lodge submitted a letter for her denied operation benefits.
On the recommendation of the Lodge, the Board approved
a donation from the National Fund in the amount of $25.
Lodge 588 Brother Vincent Trudnich, cert. C-83314,
at the time of his discharge from the Armed Services was
told to pay back sick benefit dues while he was in Service.
This member wanted to increase his death benefits only,
therefore, on the explanation by brother Ovcarich while
visiting different Lodge officers in West, the Board deci-
ded to refund to this member the amount that he had paid
into the above stated funds.
There being no further business to transact, the Su-
preme President, bro. Mandich, adjourned the session.
Joseph Bella, Supreme Secretary
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581 Jarrett Mary Jane, Moran VII
nifred
500 Medjimorac Steve
635 Perkovich Frank
TIT Burich Matt ", Mazurek
Stanley, Ratski Matt H.,
Wandzel Ben, Willard Helen
$50 Bartczak Jean, Cizmek Eve
lyn
S76 Franovic Vinko
903 kambich Joseph
919 Lozina George
931 Blaskovich John D.
700 Falt Nellie
1877 Asich Anton, Murgich Joso
1913 Gasparac Ivan
$40 Ban Ivan
S73 Safar Joseph, De Giacomo
Stanley
$50 Sable Ljudevit, Tymchuk He
len
$50 Grivich Mary Ann
Suspended Members
3 Becky Ronald, Olinski Mar
garet
II Muselin Charlotte
y Swab Mary Ann, Williams
Loretta
80 Kapudgi Paul, kapudji Tho
mas
"a HarloVich jeanne
Al Machall Dorothy
IA Sidney Robert
Sc Vesler Daniel
148 Blozich katarina
202 Pervinich Tony Jr.
pa Vrscak Mary E.
243 Pavlovich Helen
326 Lelas John, Russo Frances
351 Francetich Dorothy
355 Grahek Thomas
$50 Jaklevic Regina
392 KEENAN, William
403 Cesar Carol Ann
439 Les Rose
440 Dawson Joan
$40 Peck Gloria Jean
SCI Vukovich James
sos Thomas Kathryn
717 Sych Sigmond
62S Sertic Frank
63S Janko Anton, Mikulicich Oar
ko
644 Wirth Stanley
$50 Bozajic Dusan, Dzambic Ha-
san, Sarac Ljuba
Withdrew Fro" Membership
43 Funk Margaret
so Moore Eugene
222 Skundrich Ann M
581 Biliskov Darlene A.
919 Ostovich Milan
Cash Surrenders
2 Waterproof Katherine (Res)
4 Starsnic Frank
! 8 Staicer Theresa Ann
II Grepo George
SO Koscica Arthur
so Sokolic Mary F.
So Tomatich Anthony
IS Sekardi Franjo, Sekardi Klara
70 Walsh Emilia
II Vukelich John
S3 McCracken Josephine
80 Horvat lila
115 Pavlick Mary
1875 Lisac Edward
1873 Brozovich Matthew w.
145 Tezack Ana T.
165 Mulch John F.
TIA Peshel Margaret r.
1872 Pintar Tony J..
222 Skundrich Ann M.
$40 Ban Martin
241 Oreskovich Matthew
149 Granic Jakov, Granic Jakov
Inc)
255 komljen Anna
337 Kutnar Violet A
$50 Pearson Stella (Res)
362 Zanetich Anthony
500 Deleski Rose, Zanetich Mary
403 Stray Katherine
440 Simunich Ellen H., Simunic
Joseph. Emil
455 Zibrat Mildred D.
$50 Bulluan Mary (Res)
663 Rasper Joseph
665 Lendosky Dolores (Res)
817 Garhart Margaret
865 Schewe Olga S.
638 Vrkljan Mako
644 Barbiric Dragutin, Posovad
Edward
679 Pollok Annie
$50 Markovich Frank, Laskarin
Joe (Res)
$40 kurtovic Stjepan
Reserve Expired
3 McGreehan Elizabeth
16 Orsulic ergo
35 Sosinski Catherine
40 Thornhill Jacqueline
so Klepac George
81 Chulick Charles, Lebda Alice
81 Pavelich Katherine
129 Smic Maria
1874 Sudac Nicholas
1853 Bonich George J.
ITO Zajec Steve j.
274 Luksich John
289 Bochicchio Agatha
304 Grguric Catherine
325 Dragicevich Sophie
351 Bowlick George
402 Tomicich John
423 Brnjas kata B. D.
434 Karakas Mike Matt
4S4 Hodnick Nick
566 Bertovich Mary A.
6O2 Vidak Margaret
1923 Sibert Ivan
1854 Grzanich Georgina
SIG Rupcich Mary
Expelled Member
| 70 cO,ich Mary