Dead Potato Bug
Causes Ship Search
SOUTHAMPTON, Eng.,—<dP)—A
Ministry of Agriculture expert,
r summoned by radio when the
ship was still 800 miles at sea,
met the liner .Aquitania when she
docked today with a dead potato
bug on board.
Discovery of the Colorado Bee
tle on the Acquitania’s bridge
after she left New York touched
off a 24-hour search of every
section of the ship.
Almost free of the pest, Britain
► is waging a determined campaign
to prevent its spread.
FAIR BOARD TO MEET
A meeting of tha Fair Board
hat been called by President El
mo Millar for next Tuesday. 1:00
p.m. in the offices of secretary A.
Polet. all directors are urged to
attend.
GUST HANSON LEAVES FOR
VISIT IN THE STATES
Gust Hanson, well-known old
timer, who has been janitor of
the U.S. Smelting Company office
building for the past two years,
left for his first visit to the States
since the “early days.” He will
be met by relatives in Seattle
and go east for a visit with his
brother.
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PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Bucket deliveries discontinued for summer
Call Us For Sand, Gravel and Tractor Work
Phone Main 94. ERIC NELSON
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
Phone RED 96
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ernment and accept a substitute
for a peace treaty. The formal
offer was made in Frankfurt. The
; German leaders of the 11 affected
states appeared certain to accept.
The Russians and their Eastern
allies have talked of establishing
an East German government in
Dresden.
BELGRADE
Premier Marshall Tito and
Yugoslavia showed they were feel
ing their oats in the situation
brought on by the Cominform’s
| criticism. Yugoslavs screamed
; themselves hoarse yesterday hail
ing Tito on his first public appear
ance in two weeks. A Yugoslav
division Tito led during the war
elected him a delegate to the
Yugoslav Communist Party Con
gress July 21, where the country’s
future may be settled. Some 2,
000 Yugoslavs marched in Prague
hailing Tito* and some Czecho
slovaks joined the plaudits.
CAIRO
j An Arab League informant said
the League had decided to reject
Count Folke Bernadotte’s U.N.
peace proposal for Palestine.
AMMAN
The prime minister of Trans
jordan said the Count proposed
to annex the portions of Palestine
to Trans-Jordan.
HELSINKI
Finland voted for a new par
liament. The Communist coalition
was expected to lose ground de
| spite the new Finnish-Soviet
treaty.
ROME
Italian Socialists rejected de
cisively the Party leaders who
took them into a popular front
with the Communists.
ISTANBUL
#
Another planeload of Bulgar
ians reached Turkey after a
bloody defeat of Communists in
the craft.
PARIS
The French foreign ministry
said France proposed joint action
to break the Berlin blockade.
ATHENS
Greek troops fighting Commun
ists near Albania said today they
had restored communications the
| rebels had cut. An earthquake
damaged a Greek army supply
port.
SEOUL
, I
Police in south Korea confis
I cated instructions to a new Com
MRS. LARRY JOHANSON AND
SON GO HOME TO CANDLE
Mrs. Larry Johanson and her
new son are planning to leave to
day for their home in Candle.
Mrs. Alpha England, mother of
Mrs. Johanson, who has been vis
iting here, will leave today for the
States.
munist group fighting early this
month.
NUERNBERG
An American war crimes court
in Nuernberg started writing a
verdict on the Krupp munitions
makers.
JACK LENCER, WATCHMAKER
MOVING TO NEW LOCATION
Jack Lencer, local watchmaker,
is moving to his new location to
day. He will occupy the east por
tion of the Arctic Shop building
owned by Curtis Jacobs.
Mr. Lencer states that business
will not be disrupted but that he
will be ready for repair work
in the new location Saturday.
Mr . Lencer states that along
with his repair business he will
have in the new shop a complete
line on jewelry for all occasions
and watches and silverware.
He was formerly in the Pat
erson Hotel building.
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
Phone—Shop: Black 76 — Residence: Red 153
WE CHECK YOUR TANK REGULARLY
BEN YOUNG
NORTHERN
LIGHT & POWER CO.
“BETTER LIGHT - BETTER SIGHT”
G.-E. Mazda Lamps Refrigerators
Electrical Appliances Washing Machines
Wiring Material
_ Phone MAIN 105 _
FOR QUICK SALE
WE REDUCED PRICES FOR
LIQUOR
81.00 to 83.00 a FIFTH
50c* to 81.50 a Pint
WINE & BEER AT LOWER PRICES
NOME LIQUOR STORE
Tel* Main 135
NOME GRILL
ANNOUNCES THAT JULY 1st AND AFTER
THE PRICE OF A POUND LOAF OF BREAD
WILL BE
Due To The Increased Cost Of Flour And Other
Materials .