Fred Kinlier, stationed here in
the Signal Corps during the war
is now music instructor in the
Junior College in Centralia.
Lt. and Mrs. Harry Litts are
now stationed at Fairfield Base in
California.
Bill Bloom, former superintend
ent of Nome School, is now teach
ing school in Central ia, and sends
greetings to former friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mahon send
greetings from Vashon Island
where they are living.
Greetings
j
May all the wonderful things
that go with Christmas be
yours in the fullest abundance
this year.
From all of us
here to all of you-a
most happy holiday.
QUIANNA CLUB
Sally Browning, Girl Scout head
who visited Nome this fall and
activated several groups of girls
in the Second Division, sends
greetings to her friends here and
tells how she enjoys receiving the
Nome Nugget.
19-19 '
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, The best way to say
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it is tbe way every
ooe says il-witb
a simple Merry
ffe^Christmas."
JACK LENCER
Watchmaker
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'"the gay
greeting...
, HAPPY
HOLIDAY!
THE GLUE POT
Move To Sharply
(ait European
Kecovery Spending
WASHINGTON, (/P)—Chairman
McKellar (D.-TennJ of the Senate
appropriations committee yester
day joined the growing number of
lawmakers who are publicly call
ing for a sharp cut in European
recovery spending.
He told a reporter: “Apparently
everybody, including Hoffman,
realizes there should be a cut in
ECA funds.”
McKellar was referring to Paul
Hoffman who directs the Marshall
plan program as boss of the Eco
nomic Cooperation Administration
<ECA).
The Tennessee veteran’s state
ment came after Senator Vanden
berg of Michigan, Republican
leader in foreign affairs, urged a
sharply reduced scale of spending
in Western Europe.
Thees mounting demands from
both Republicans and Democrats
were in effect a warning to Europe
that the golden harvest of U. S.
dollar aid is nearing the finish.
“We want to-do the right thing
by our neighbors,” McKellar said, j
“but it is becoming apparent a
substantial cut will have to be
made.”
The ECA received $3,778,000,000
for aid to Western Europe this
year. Some Senators believe this
will be cut back at least $1,000,
000,000 next year
Bridges* Trial
Now In Recess
SAN FRANCISCO, (/P) — The
Harry Bridges perjury trial is in
recess until after the holidays.
Federal judge George B. Harris,
after sternly admonishing the jur
ors not to discuss the case, Wed
nesday recessed court until Jan. 3.
Bridges, president of the CIO
longshoremen’s and warehouse
men’s union, and two co-defend
ants, Henry Schmidt and J.R. Rob
ertson, were given permission to
leave San Francisco during the.
holiday.
The longshore leader is charged
by the government with lying at
his 1945 naturalization hearing
when he said he was not a com
munist.
As court recessed, Paul Crouch,
admitted ex-communist, was testi
fying about communist party
plans to oust Bridges because of
the labor leader’s opposition to
party policy after Germany at
tacked Russia.
SILENT NIGHT
(Translated into Eskimo)
Nip-chew-we-chewak ooo-nauk
Ip-key-chewak ooo-nuak
Ee-loo-ha-nee koo-nee-u-toak
Ee-loo-ha-nee koo-roak
Ooo-na-taw-nee nee-vea-seeya
hoe-rumee-lee-ko-raw
Ip-key chewak ee-nee-ooo-ka-me
ee-lee-cheya-toak
Chee-nee-toak pas-ma-nee-sune
key-newe-ooo-nee
Chee-nee-toak pa-me-nee-sune
key-newe-ooo-nee.
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The warmth of spirit
I that accompanies
'every Christmas season
is with us again
in 1949. Our wish is
that you can
participate to the fullest
^ in a universal
MERRY CHRISTMAS
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