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HOSPITAL NEWS
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AIRLINES
WIEJf ALASKA A1BUTCS
M'-ittiy a r r Nu;ro»botuk.
l/.:s FGoyt OvYxt and M.w Aboe
Gree* were taker ir.cn ?Cosne to
Gi Etna Jtolar 5 -ook and J=mts
L> Ray oi the -aeather '■burtarj
a e; e Enough: from GagrheL to
N ome
CF-rk OLit-ry wai brought xE
'•'jd Gbd Rue to Nome. it: Mr«
Jame Bromkj oi the weatner bur
ei . ? * Wsa« to JC-unae "VTr tey
Watthurn wti taker iron: Nome
to Teber
Tueahay AboCpi Savooh.uk and
ptWe. ungc wet brought from
•L-tzet-t to- N'otnt M. F Roseo*e
and JtkCL-tE Ba ley irom Xome to
K-otiehue A urtixi Wackter. BCG
* . * v.-ai tartc. iron: JCorot to
F: and TCeibe Dav;d was
irom E. rr to Nome
AT THE PC LAP. IS HOTEL
Lor Uaeaple: GrateweL, Pa D
W Tvs* C-c.v Atell Bethel Ben
Di • 1. Hir.-xr. S ZvanuB, ACS
K.rae
AT THE -VALLACE HOTEL
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OLD DO OTfCIL HOLDS LAST
iVT T:" KE'ETIIfC
•V ' Dr y *.?r. t:ie C ty
•• ••. ' ' pefort ■ A-earorg*
' ' •: • V-feT' ■ toe ' VC". a!
• -.a. ed Jo: Wedriesday,
A 27th
A- a rd. .vance the • ealth
of a-as read and
•eo It v,moved to confer
, t .f ec-.v • o', or. Fred Lang*
>' pro''r'-'hng v.- th the
o *L; once,
L - for a hump truck for the
' ty a-ere ope c dtr.d read. The
L i f orn Larry Galvan for a
Dodge truck at sl:g.h‘h ' oc' (
Vi/■ ,*0 .vi the o.v' * - - m “.ed
J' a -v. mo- eo to hold a special
mec.ng to d..ecus' ‘he b.d a no
mak<- acceptance
Tammany Dashes
F. D. iL Jr/s Hope*
For Nomination
Sir*' YORK- 5* — A group o!
Tacmsnany Hah leaser's turned
down rr'ankl n D Rocmevelt Jr.'s
iud 1 or a Democrats Congresfaon
a. no.tr nation, and p c.ked a City
fudge as them candidate
After h-s reject on. Roosevelt
~ ^;-ed M on day n-ghl:
-I am an c:gar.-rat-on Democrat
There is a little group n Tarn
mi • v trying to kr le me just as a
Lttie group—not the same group—
tree to kx. fe my lather "
A majority of the leaders p.ck
ec municipal court justice Benja
m.r Sha-ieck Monday lor the west
Eide Manhattan seat ol Rep. 5ol
Eloom. veteran Democratic Con
gressman who died more than a
year ago.
Young Roosevelt, who is assur
ed of the nomination oi New York
State's liberal party, has sa.d he
would run also on a "to j- free
doms ‘ party ticket at the May 17
spec a elect or t he d-d not get
he Democrat c rone.:.at-on.
Tne print.pal publicity tated
Roosevelt
da c ;• ■ a be a that nr esentlj
he . ved outs.de the d.strict—in
v j o . rbao Lon g I si and
SERVILE CLUB PLANS
EASTER EGG HUNT
An Eater Egg Hunt . - pAnr.ed
by Jane Sn f'e.o. hv-te * at the
Sen ve CAb. for Easter Sunday
at the Service Club. The hunt is
:■ pec. ally for native children and
1 iTTi ted to c hdren oe tween the
ages of three and s.x years and
wall nv- from 2 until 5 o'clock.
M:s Sniffen who wa also re
sponsible for the Chr.stmas party
tate.s ‘hat transporfa'ion will be
provided from the Nome School at
one-thirty and the* children will
be returned there at five o’clock.
In addition to the egg hunt
*her' 11 be other refreshment*
and -ur pr.se entertainment.
U S. ban;, against naturalization
of Chine e were removed :n 1943.
DUTCH
AUCTION
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Nationally Advertised
Mattress & Box-Spring Combinaton
128“
Now
89 50
NOME HARDWARE
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Two-Dav Groom
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Passes On
POLT-AN, Ga. tbP — Cha®e S.
Osborn. who rose from a .og cabin
oo Much-gabs executive mart on
and great wealth- d-ed Monday
T'.e tough- 89-year-old politcad
reformer, author and adventurer,
f nally lost h i stubborn f vt-year
battl* for health- Dea.h came at
h - p. ct uresq ue P o. ■ ■ om Poke
home- in Possum I-^ne, near Pou
ian. in southwest Georgia.
At his s.de was his bride of two
days. 55-year-old Stellanova Os
born- Mrs. Osborn bad been his
constant companion for 23 years,
first as his secretary, as his adopt
ed daughter for 3 8 years, and fi
nally as his wife. The adoption
was voided shortly before their
marriage Saturday
I>eath was attributed to the af
ter-effects of pneumonia. It was
the last of a senes of illnesses
which plagued the crusty old for
mer governor since 1944.
NOTICE
Walrus Club Meeting Thursday
Evening. 8 p.m.. City Hall.
Wes Welch. Pres.
NOTICK
PLAN TO ATTEND
Union Good Friday Services at
the Federated Church, April 15,
1:30 to 2.30 p.m. Sponsored by the
Nome Ministerial Asr ccia ior.. Th s
service is planned for you.
il r.
ANNUAL EASTER FOOD SALE
Delicious home made cakes,
pies, bread, cookies, candy, salad,
etc.
On Sale At
N. C. STORE—SATURDAY
Sale States at 10:00 A.M.
NOTICE
Tickets listed below were gained
illegally and if any one of them
should be the winning ticket they
will not be counted as such and no
payment will be made for same.
Tickets A-110501 through
A-l 10650 and tickets 49423-A.
49424 A. 49472-A. 49473-A. 49351
A. 49379-A. 49397-A.
F. W. AVERY.
Manager 1949 Ice Pool
(ilasnifieri A<Ih
FOR SALE—Child Sealskin parka
size 5 or 6. Call Army 225.
41-3tc
AIRPLANES—Send for free list.
All makes and models. World’s
j largest stock and lowest prices!
' It’s easy to buy from us—we do
everything for you except pay for
the airplane. Vest Aircraft Co.,
4600 Dahlia, Denver, Colo. 126-tfc
TANNING—Send us your skins
and furs to be tanned. Quick, ef
ficient, reliable. Valcauda Fur
Co., National Bldg., Seattle,
Wash. 103-tf
FOUND—One Fur Mitt. Call at
Nugget Office. 44-tfc
Who Was To Blame
For Unanimous
Confirmation?
__ •
By The As socxstMfd Px* s'
Two Alaska newspapermen ex
pressed conflicting opinions yes
terday on why the U- S Senate
gave unanimous approval to the
appointment of Ernest Gruen ng
fo; i third term as governor of
Alaska.
Wiilisa L. Baker, editor of the
Ketch Jttr C.nror. cle tr.d a strong
vuppvxter of Gruening. sa.d one
reason was ‘Senatorial court* y
to a puui.c serv ant again t whom
nothing unfavorable wa proved
George W Meyers of the Ft r
banks New-Miner, st.d the Sena
tors were “luke warm over the en
tire issue and were unwilling to
stir time consum pg controversy
over s matter they considered of
minor importance.”
Baker testified in behalf of
Gruer. ,.g and Moyer- reported the
story for the News-74iner. Two
groups journeyed to Washington.
D. C.. last week, one to urge that
the Senate interior committee re
ject Gr.iening'k nom .-notion an'
the second group to urge that he
be reta.r.e ; in hir pre on4, position.
The ;-.o.n.:. >t<<for the third term
rnr . •. PreshP nt Truman.
Tie.' tv. a newsmen were asked to
- v: their opinion-; on the unnni
:t. - c‘ion by the c >mmi’.'ce and
*h • Senate as a whole or; a matter
which was highly controversial in
Alaska. While favorable Senate
action on the confirma*ion h: •
been expected generally, the unan
.mous c »mmittee and Senate v_v.es
came as a surprise to observers.
Baker listed three factors which
contributed to the unanimous
i “1. Senatoi i t -■ 2
Recognition that the 13 months*
delay in action or. *he appoint
ment Diace:: the Senate committee
considerably on the spot, and 3.
The realization that Gruenin ; as
governor, and oerhaps later as an
elected l*. S. Senator tr Alask
S" ‘e Governor would be in a po
sit.on of considerable influence,
with friends who could campaign
against unfriendly Senators.
Meyers sa.d: -
"In view o$ the penly express
ed disapproval by Senators Milli
k:n <R.-Colo.> and Cordon 'R
Ore.* of Gruer.ing’s admitted lob
bying tactics and rebuke for the
overzealous projection of the exec
utive powers of an appointee
characterized by critical reoorts
to the people on the activities of
their elected representatives it is
remarkable the Senate committee
was unanimous.
"Senator Butler 'R.-Neb.> made
no secret that he opposed Gruen
ing and it is difficult to under
stand why he chose to be absent
along with Cordon when the com
mittee voted.
“It was not unnatural, however,
after the committee was unani
mous that the Senate at large ac
cepted the recommendation in
spite of the fact numerous Sena
i tors stated privately they’d just as
soon reject Gruening as not.
“This attitude was so prevalent
that the Senate’s action can be in
terpreted only that the Senators
were lukewarm over the entire is
sue and were unwilling to stir up
1 time-consuming controversy over
a matter they considered of minor
importance.”
Mrs>—The new neiehb'-r se=ms
to be very devoted. He kisses his
wife every morning before he
leaves. Why don’t you do that?
Mr.—I don’t know her well
enough.