Hungarian
Premier Resigns
BUDAPEST, (/P> — An official
government announcement said
today that Premier Ferenc Nagy
had resigned. A high Hungarian
informant said he had been
“pushed from office" in what some
sources called a “Communist coup
d’etat.”
The announcement of the resig
nation, furnished by the official
news agency was only one sen
tence. It sa K the premier, on va
cation in Switzerland, had called
at the Hungarian legation in Bern
and had asked that President Zol
tan Tildy be informed of the re -
ignation.
Imre Oltvanyi, a left-wing
member of Nagy’s small holders
party, was understood to have
been chosen tentatively as pre
mier.
MOVIE TO BE MADE
NEAR WALES
A group of Hollywood movie
technicians headed by Ewing
Scott, were taken to Wales yes
terday to take a series of shots
and sequences for a forthcoming
Alaskan production. The party in
cluded the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Ewing Scott, Fred Gaitley,
Mrs. Pat Garvons, A. MacIntyre,
Dari Nickerel, Farin Bromfield, E.
Mishons, H. Marble and Grant
Means.
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LOIS MORGAN, NEW TERRI
TORIAL NURSE. ARRIVES
Miss Lois Morgan, graduate
nurse from Deaconess Hospital,
Spokane, Wash., has arrived to
take over the duties of Annette
Kitzmiller as Territorial nurse for
Nomfc.
Miss Morgan who received her
bachelor of science at Whitworth
College in Spokane, has been in
public health nursing for four
years at Walla Walla, Wash., do
ing both country and urban work.
She was accompanied by Flor
ence Eby, head of the department
with offices in Anchorage.
LOCAL BUREAU OF MINES
TO BE CLOSED
Art Glover of the Territorial j
Bureau of Mines arrived last eve-;
ning for the purpose of closing thei
local Bureau of Mines office due'
to insufficient funds appropriated
by the last legislature.
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MEMORIAL SERVICES
AT NOME AIR BASE TODAY
At noon today Memorial Serv
ices were held at the Nome Air
Base. At twelve o’clock noon a
memorial tribute of 21 guns were
fired and the flag which was at
half mast was raised to the top
of the flagstaff.
Chaplain Darling, the new chap
lain, gave the address of the day
with appropriate and well chosen
words.
The program was concluded
with patriotic music.
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Paraguayan Civil
War Nears End
BUENOS AIRES, (^)—The 12
weeks-old Paraguayan civil war
appeared to be nearing an end to
day as jubiliant government com
muniques claimed an uninterrupt
ed string of victories which took
loyalist troops to within five miles
of Concepcion, the rebel capital.
The latest communique from
the government of President Hi
ginio Morinigo in Asuncion said
loyalist forces had crossed the fi
nal water barrier before Concep
cion, the fall of which probably
will mark the end of the rebellion.
There is still a lot of country
behind the rebels and in their con
trol, but it is largely uninhabited
and completely devoid of miltary
resources.
NOTICE
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After June 1 the Snack;
Shack will be under new
management.
We wish to thank all our
customers for their patron
age. •
Closed Saturday
D. and S. Thompson.
! NOTICE
Regular meeting of Arctic Na
tive Brotherhood, Monday, June
2. 7:30 P.M., at Native Club House.
NOTICE
Bids will be accepted till 5 P.M.,
June 14 for moving St. Joseph's
Hall to Odd Follow lot on 3rd Ave.
and placing on foundation. Hall to
be moved by August 1. For plans
of foundation see S. David Masen.
ODD FELLOW-REBEKAH j
BUILDING ASSN.
Robert F. Baldwin, Secty.
Publish 64 to 71.
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DREAM
THEATER
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2 Shows, May 30, 7:15 & 9:00 p.m.
Friday
"NOBODY'S DARLING"
Mary Lea Louie Calhern
Also "Spy Smasher," No. 11
And "Art of Self Defense"
1 Show, May 31, 7:30 P.M.
Saturday
"PRIDE OF THE MARINES"
John Garfield Eleanor Parker
Also "Yankee Doodle Daughters"
2 Shows, June-1, 7:li & 9:00 P.M.
Sunday v ^
"SEVEN DAYS ASHORE"
Wally Brown 'Alan Carney
And "Glamour Sports"
Flashes of Life
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GOOD HIDING 1
OKLAHOMA, CITY, Okla.
If a carton was good enough for
their tea it was good enough for
their money. So figured a tea com
pany.
When burglars entered the of
fice during the night and took a
cash box from a filing cabinet
they got no money. The firm’s
money was hidden in a carton of
tea.
UNROMANTIC
CHICAGO, (£>)—The alligators
at Brookfield Zoo are unromantic
and director Robert Bean is try
ing to do something about it.
He believed the low note of a
French horn, which sounds like
the love call of an alligator, would
stimulate the male alligators to
i
romance.
Yesterday a woman French
horn player blew a few dozen
notes but the alligators just yawn
ed. Bean said he assumed they
were embarrassed to do any woo
ing with a crowd around and
asked the lady to come back some
week day and try again.
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SLICK JOB
CHICAGO (/P)—The removal of i
a 600-pound safe to where it could,
be quietly blown up was no prob- i
lem to robbers in suburban Wil
mette.
The thieves saturated the floor
of a grocery store with water and
put the safe into a dozen bars of ;
soap, police said. The safe was
then slid into a large refrigerator
where explosives were attached.
The explosion was muffled by the
sound proof room. i
Utilizing a “dolly” several steel J
compartments of the safe were!
taken to a nearby vacant lot and
the contents totaling $1,000 re-j
moved. Police said it was one of'
the slickest jobs they had ever
seen.
CAUTIOUS COUNCIL
LOS ANGELES, (/P)—'The city
council debated painting this line
from Hamlet on the chambers’
wall: “This above all, to thine own
self be true, and it must follow as
the night the day, thou canst not
then be false to any man.”
Councilman John C. Holland de
clared:
“Admirable. Ideals are some
thing we all need.”
But councilman John R. Roden
observed:
“It might serve to scare -hell
out of some councilmen when they
turn around in their swivel
chairs.” "
The'council, after learning the
cost would be from $375 to $750,
tabled the matter.
FAMILY AFFAIR
\
CHICAGO, (/P)—Four members
of the family of the Rev. Elmer
W. Palmer took part in the double
wedding at the Judson Baptist
church in suburban Oak Park.
Dr. Palmer officiated at the
wedding of his two daughters,
Dorothy Jean, 21, and Phyllis Ei
leen, 20. He also accompanied
Dorothy Jean to the altar while'
his son, Paul, walked with Phyl
lis.
Dorothy Jean married John C.
Lobos, 23, of Shamokin, Pa., and
Phyllis Eileen married Clifford
Raad, 23, of Chokio, Minn.
The dingo or wild dog is one of
the few camiverdus animals in.
Australia. One dingo has been!
known to destroy a hundred sheep j
in one night.
PRESIDENT .
TRUMAN
Has Requested
A Cut In Prices
This column for the last
month has been used to
comply with his wishes.
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