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Un-American Activities
Committee Seek Academy
Award Winning Director
HOLLYWOOD, (/P) — Academy
award-winning producer-director
Robert Rossen is being sought
along with nine other movie fig
ures for questioning by the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee, U. S. Marshal James J. Boyle
said.
Rossen, who directed “All the
King’s Men,” was identified in
testimony before the committee
April 12 by writer Richard J.
! Collins as a one-time Communist.
Reached at Acapulco, Mexico,
Rossen declined comment on the
summons, except to say “It’s all
news to me and Fll wait until I
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REQUEST FOR A HUSKY PUP
The following is a memorandum
received by The Nugget from
G’eorge Sundborg, Consultant,
Alaska Development Board:
We have received from Mrs.
Donald R. Cofer, 705 East Worth
ington Avenue, Charlotte, North
Carolina, a letter in which she
states that she is trying to locate
a husky pup.
Mrs. Cofer and her husband
acquired an Alaska husky • pup
five weeks old while at Fort
Lewis, Washington, where Mr.
Cofer was in training before
being sent overseas. Less than a
week later, Cofer’s outfit was
alerted for overseas duty, he was
given the usual leave and the
Cofers returned to Charlotte tak
ing the dog on the 4,000-mile trip
with them. When Cofer left North
Carolina to go to Korea, he asked
Mrs. Cofer to take good care of
the pup which they had named
“Huskie.”
Several weeks ago, “Huskie
disappeared. Mrs. Cofer thinks he
either strayed away with some
school children or was picked up
bv someone in a car. She has
done everything possible to locate
him and the disappearance has
been widely reported in the Char
j lotte newspapers and over the
1 radio. Mrs. Cofer now concludes
! that the dog is not to be found
there and that he must have been
picked up and taken out of the
; city. She writes: “In almost every
I letter my husband asks about
i “Huskie” and until he was lost,
! I had somoijhing to tell him about
the pup in every letter. As yet I
have not written him that
“Huskie” is gone and I just can’t
bring myself to tell him.”
She has written to Alaska and
asked to be placed in touch with
$250,000 For Research
In Alaska Agriculture
WASHINGTON, (JP)—A $250,000
appropriation to conduct research
on Agricultural problems in Al
aska has been approved by the
House Appropriations Committee.
It is $30,000 less than last year
and $30,000 below the Agriculture
Department’s request for the 12
months beginning July 1.
“Since approximately $50,000 is
available to Alaska under the ap
propriation for the Office of Ex
periment stations,” the committee
said, “this reduction appears ad
visable in the interest of econ
omy.”
WALKIE-TALKIE
STREAMLINED
CAMDEN, N. J., (/P) — The
walkie-talkie has been stream
lined for the Signal Corps by the
Radio Corporation of America to
half its former size and weight
and made to double its range,
now five miles.
From 55 pounds the walkie
talkie has been scaled down to a
mere 25 pounds for a complete
set that includes batteries, hand
set, antennas and spare parts. The
trans-mitter - receiver unit alone
tips the scales at only 9 pounds.
The “shrunk” walkie-talkie has
electron tubes half the size of a
cigaret, tuning coils smaller in
diameter than a dime, capsule
size transformers, resistors the
diameter of a safety match tip.
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someone who might be able to
find another dog to replace the
lost pet.
If any of our readers have a
husky pup which they would care
to send, they can communicate
with Mrs. Cofer at the above ad
dress.
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9:00—Morning Melodies
9:15—Morning Devotions
9:30—Hospital Requests
10:00—The Clevelandaires
10:30—Tennessee Jamboree
11:00—Dave Garroway
11:15—Jack Birch
11:30—I & E Special
Noon—Luncheon Turntable
1:00—Yesterday’s Best
1:30—AFRS Ranchhouse
2:00—Bookshelf of the World
2:30—To Be Announced
2:45—To Be Announced
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Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
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NORVIN W. LEWIS, Secy.
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