Professor Advises
Against Labor
Baiting Legislation
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28——
Harold Havighurst, professor of
labor law at Northwestern Uni
versity, advised Senators against
enacting any “labor baiting legis
lation,” at this time, saying it
could “bring United States on the
verge of a civil war.”
On the House side, as the teach
er talked to the Senate Labor com
mittee, the rules committee faced
a showdown vote on strike legis
lation.
Professor Havighurst urged the
Senate committee to support Pres
ident Truman’s request for “fact
finding legislation,” saying oppo
sition to it comes from “the em
ployees of the stronger unions;”
to set up fact finding board with
subpoena powers, to prohibit
strikes for thirty days while the
boards sit. The bill before the
House committee doesn’t provide
either subpoena powers or the
cooling off period.
REPUBLICANS SIGN
FULL TICKET
Sunday afternoon the Republi-1
can Club met in the City Hall. The!
main course of business was the;
report of the legislation commit-1
tee. Chairman W. E. H. Cremer j
stated that he had contacted many
Republicans and was able to more 1
than fill the ticket. For the two
Senate seats he named Chas. D. j
Jones,and Duke Mitrovich, and
for the House four seats, Willianf!
Munz, John Bullock, Carl Dewey
Anderson, Chester Milligan, W. W.
Laws, and Roland Brousseau.
President B. G. Baker announc
ed that the final registration date j
was January 31, 1946, and that as
the candidates would have little
time for decision, a meeting of
candidates and officers would be j
held immediately.
The meeting was adjourned un-,
til 3:30 p.m., Sunday, February 3.1
Rev. And Mrs. Samuel
Lee New Missionaries
At Barrow
Rev. and Mrs. Semual Lee of
Horton, Kansas, will be the new
missionaries in Barrow, succeed
ing Rev. and Mrs. Fred Klere
koper, who were in Barrow eight
years. A consecration service was
held for the Lees in Horton on
January 23, after which they
started for their new home in Bar
row, where they expect to arrive
by the middle of February. They
have an eight year old son.
Mr. Lee has just resigned as
pastor of two churches in Kansas,
where he also did some work with
the Kickapoo Indians. Rev. and
Mrs. Klerekoper are in Ithaca,
New York, where Mr. Klerekoper
is studying at Cornell, preparatory
to a new assignment under the
Foreign Mission Board in Iran,
Persia.
REV. CHAMPLIN ENTERTAINS
AT FINE P-TA MEETING
The second gathering of the
year for parents and teachers of
the Nome Territorial School was
held Friday evening, at which
time Rev. N. Harry Champlin of
Fairbanks, a former president of
the P-TA entertained with pic
ture slides, which were appreci
ated by all present. After the pro
gram refreshments were served.
Many parents expressed their in
terest and were glad of the oppor
tunity of meeting the teachers of
their children in an informal and
social manner.
BIDS FOR DRUG STORE
CLOSE TODAY
Today marks the closing of the
bids for the sale of the Nome
Drug Store. It is expected that
much interest will be shown as the
public has been inconvenienced
for some time, and many are need
ing necessary drug itmes.
The republic of Cuba adopted
its first constitution in 1901.
* 21-passangar Clippars
* Ezpartly-trained stawardassas
* Hot maals sarvad aloft
* Daily schadulas batwaan Alaska, Canada, and Saattla
* Eaparianca gainad through 12 yaars of Alaskan flying
FAN A/RFRICAN
WORLD ALRWASN
^lfe System #/ lle^Flylny Cf/ppers
FRONT STREET, NOME Phone MAIN 12
D R E AM
THEATRE
NOME, ALASKA
1 Show, Jan. 28 and 2, 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“FLYING TIGERS”
JOHN WAYNE, ANNA LEE
Also "SYMPHONY HOUR"
! 1 Show, Jan. 30 and 31, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“AROUND THE WORLD”
KAY KYSER, JOAN DAVIS
Also "THESE ARE THE MEN"
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2 Shows, Feb. 1, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“MAN FROM
MUSIC MOUNTAIN”
ROY ROGERS. RUTH TERRY
Also "JUNGLE GIRL," No. 10
1 Show, Feb. 2, 7:*30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“CAIRO”
JEANETTE McDONALD
ROBERT YOUNG
Also
"GRANDPA CALLED IT ART"
2 Shows, Feb. 3, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“UNDERGROUND
AGENT”
BRUCE BENNET,
PHYLLIS BROOKS
Also "SCREEN SNAPSHOTS"
And "COMMUNITY SING"
Voices Appeal
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Nearly 100,000,000 Americans
will have seen and heard Greer
Garson (above) voice the appeal
of the Motion Picture Industry’s
March of Dimes committee by
January 31, when the drive for
funds with which to fight infan
tile paralysis is scheduled to end.
The appeal is sponsored 'by the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE CAPE NOME PRE
C I N C T , TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, SECOND DIVISION.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GUSTAF NICOLAUS C. PET
ERSEN, Deceased.
No. 724
Notice of Hearing and Settlement
of Final Account.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned administratrix of the
above named estate has filed in
the above named court her final
report and account, and that the
30th day of March, 1946, at the
hour of ten o’clock a.m. of the said
day at the office of said court,
Nome, Alaska, has, by court order,
been fixed as the time and place
for a hearing on said final report
and account and the adjudicating
as to who the heirs and distribu
tees of said estate are; objections
to said account and proof of heir
ship will be heard at this time.
Dated the 28th day of January,
1946.
HELEN B. DUNBAR,
Administratrix.
Publish Jan. 28, Feb. 4, 11, 18.
MARCH OF DIMES
REPORTS PROGRESS
i
Mayor Edward M. Seidenverg
today announced that his March
of Dimes Committee has turned in
collections amounting to $776.55,
but that there are several smaller
sub committees who have not as
yet reported. The Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts, and several groups of
school children have been around
the residential districts, and will
report in the next few days.
Mayor Seidenverg stated that
half of all the funds collected in
Nome will remain in a fund for
the health and medical care of
needy children, and the disposi
tion of the fund will probably rest
with the Health Committee and
! the City Public Health nurse.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB HAD
GOOD MEETING
At the Democratic Club meeting
last Friday evening Frenk Whaley
was elected temporary chairman
in the absence of M. J. Walsh.
Plans were made for the forth
coming election of officers to be
held soon, and members were
urged to assist in bringing out a
good attendance at the next meet
ing.
Thar’s Burs
In Them Thar Hills
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While hunting, Bob Lorentzen got,
a sandbur in his mitten and tried
to remove it with his teeth. At the
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same time he took a deep breath.
The sandbur went down his throat
and Lorentzen went to a hospital
to have it removed from his lung.
! Meetings
NOTICE
The “Glue Pot” partnership of
Nick Simeon and Charles Goet
zenberger is terminated. Nick
Simeon will continue the Glue Pot
business as sole owner.
NICK SIMEON
M. J. WALSH,
Executor of the estate of
Charles Goetzenberger,
10-3t Deceased
NOTICE
You are requested to attend a
meeting which will be held Tues
day, January 29, 1946, in the City
Hall, to elected officers and make
plans for the 8th Annual Fair.
ATTENTION ALL MEMBERS
OF A.T.G.
Regular meetings have been
changed to 7:30 Monday nights.
Request all members present
Monday. Jan. 28. Special order is
sued.
Captain H. G. Miller.
NOTICE
The Nome Health Center in the
City Hall will be open daily with
a Public Health Nurse in charge.
Visitors will be received 1:00 to
3:00 P.M. Infant and pre-school
conferences Thursdays 1:00 to 4:00
P.M.
ANNETTE V. KITZMILLER.
Public Health Nurse
GUY E. MISH, Chairman
10-3t Health Committee.
PIONEER CARD SERIES
Second game—Wednesday, Jan
uary 30, 1946. All games will be
held at the Masonic Temple and
will commence at 8 p.m. Dates of
other games are Feb. 6. Feb. 20,
Mar. 6, and Mar. 20.
Men's and women's prizes for
each game and grand prizes for
the series. 12-2t
ATTENTION
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN
All volunteer firemen are re
quested to attend the regular
meeting scheduled for Wednesday
evening at 7:30 p.m., in the Fire
Hall. Refreshments will be served.
12-2t Norvin W. Lewis, President
The U. S. Commerce department
places the total national debt,
public and private, at $384,000,
000,000—or $2,743 per capita.
Northern
Commercial Company
“CATERPILLAR”
DEPARTMENT
FAIRBANKS J^QJ^p] ANCHORAGE
Phone MAIN 22