EASTERN STARS HOLD
MOTHERS' DAY PARTY
Monday evening the Order of
Eastern Star held a special Moth
er’s Day party with all the men of
the order, headed by associate pa
tron Sam Huxley on the commit
tee.
After a special ceremony as a
tribute to mothers of the order,
handkerchiefs were presented as
gifts to all mothers present.
JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM
SATURDAY NIGHT AT GYM
The annual Junior-Senior Prom
is scheduled for Saturday evening
at the High School auditorium
with Olga Hay, president of the
junior class as chairman for the
party. The entire class has plans
for elaborate decorations for the
party which are reported to be in
aqua and white.
Other members of the class
working on the event are Harold
Bell, Dean Bronson, Irene Gray
and Lucie Okpealuk.
Seek Funds For
100-Bed Hospital
At Fairbanks
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FAIRBANKS, (A>) — Territorial
Delegate E. L. Bartlett and Dr. C.
Earl Albrecht, Territorial commis
sioner of health, will be asked to
aid in raising funds for the plan
ned new 100-bed hospital here.
Articles of incorporation, sign
ed by the association officers, j
chairman Ralph Bailey, Mrs. Nick
Eidem, secretary, and Dr. Paul
Haggland, member of the board,
of directors, will be filed soon
with the Territorial auditor’s of
fice at Juneau.
The hospital is to have a tuber
culosis wing, with other wings to
added later, a nurses’ training
school, which would operate with
the University of Alaska, is also
planned.
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Bench Warrant
Issued For Eisler;
Bonds Forfeited
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of motions offered by the United '
States government through Wil
liam Hitz, assistant U. S. attorney
for the District of Columbia.
Hitz prosecuted Eisler in the!
two criminal cases in 1947. Judge j
Morris was the presiding jurist.
then. The trials resulted in sen-1
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tences of one year and $5,000 fine
or contempt of Congress and one
to three years for falsifying infor
mation on an application for an!
exit visa.
There was discussion, too, of
adding a new charge to the series
against Eisler: “Departing the
court.”
Both cases tried in Washington
were appealed and the court grant
ed $20,000 bond pending a final ,
judgment. Hitz said the $20,000 i
bonds were supplied in the form
of U. S. treasury bonds by George
Marshall of New York City. Hitz
said he understood that Marshall
had been the head of the Civil
Rights Congress.
Eisler is under an additional
$3,500 bond posted in the U. S.
district court in New York City.
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T r u man W ithdra ws
Nomination Of
Mon Wallgren
WASHINGTON, (^—President
Truman yesterday withdrew Mon
C. Wallgren’s nomination to be
chairman of the national security
resources board.
The President withdrew the
nomination at the request of Wall
gren, former governor of Wash
ington State.
At the same time he wrote his
warm personal friend and former
associate in the Senate:
“I want you to know that my
faith in you is undiminished.”
Wallgren’s nomination was tab
led many weeks ago by the Senate
armed services committee under a
I
procedure which did not permit a
vote on confirmation by the en
tire Senate. Senator Byrd <D.-Va.>
cast the only Democratic vote
against Wallgren in committee, as
suring bottling up of the nomina
tion.
That bond is in connection with
his habeas corpus proceedings of
last year in the deportation case
pending against him. It was not
affected by yesterday’s orders.
Girl Scout News
The seventh Girl Scout law says
“A Girl Scout Obeys Orders.” The
order of the week for the Nome
Girl Scouts is to see that everyone
gets to see and enjoy the big Mu
sical Revue and Bazaar which
they are presenting on the 20th of
May. The big show begins at eight
in the evening. The place is the
Nome High School Auditorium.
There’ll be plenty of entertain
ment and a big night with all of
your friends. Don’t forget the Girl
Sfcout order-of-the-week—to gel
everyone to see their Musical Re
vue. Get your ticket from any
Girl Scout. Remember the day—
the 20th of May!
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