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A Pvtlion?
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HULL, Eng. (/P)—Animal im
porter R. U. Kahn is looking for
an expert snake winder.
A fifteen-foot python which
Kalin hopes to ship to Antwerp
has become so bad tempered no
one can approach the box in which
it is coiled.
“It’s because the snake was
coiled into the box the wrong
way,” Kahn explained. “I’m try
ing to find someone who can re
wind it the other way.”
Portland Seeks
Rireet Sehednled
Route To Alaska
PORTLAND, UP) — Port land
made another attempt yesterday
to get the civil aeronautics board
to grant its direct scheduled air
service to Alaska.
Virgil H. Langtry, chief deputy
city attorney, said he sent final
briefs to the CAB, stressing a
point in the constitution that says
“No preference should be given
by any regulation of commerce or {
revenue to the ports of one state,
over those of another.”
Langtry argued that the CAB
was granting direct subsidized air
service from Seattle while deny-1
ing it to Portland.
A CAB examiner recommended I
last December against direct
scheduled air service from Port
land to Alaska. Pan-American
Airways and Alaska Airline, Inc.,
have applications for the service,
now pending before the board.
Langtry said oral arguments be
fore the CAB would follow, pos
sibly in late spring.
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Jury Kinds Judith
Coplon Cuiltv
< )f Espionage
NEW YORK, (/P) — A federal
jury ycsterda> found Judith Cop
lon and Valentin Gubitchev guil
ty. The federal court jury found
the former government clerk and
the Russian guilty of conspiracy
and attempted espionage at 11:45
a.m. <EST).
The jury of six men and six
women had been out since 4:34
p.m. <EST- Monday and had been
locked up over night. It resumed
its deliberations at 9:50 a.m. yes
terday.
Miss Coplon was found inno
cent of one count of the four
count indictment which charged
her at attempted espionage in that
she attempted to transmit classi
fied documents to unauthorized
persons.
Gubitchev was convicted with
Miss Coplon under the first count, |
which charged conspiracy to com- i
mit espionage by removing classi
fied documents from bovernment
files adn to defraud the United
States of Miss Coplon’s impartial
services.
Under count three of the indict
ment, Gubitchev was found guilty
of attempted espionage in that he
was an unauthorized person at
tempting to receive secret docu-.
ments. This count named Gubit
chev alone.
Miss Coplon was found guilty |
under count four which charged
her alone with attempted espion-;
age in that she attempted to trans
mit documents relating to the na- j
tional defense to a citizen of the
Soviet Union, “with intent and J
reason to believe same were to be
used to the injury of the United
States for the advantage of a for
eign power.”
HOME ARTS CLUB MET WITH
MISS LOIS MORGAN
The Home Arts Club met at the
home of Lois Morgan last evening
and welcomed several new mem
bers into the group.
Evelyn Gunderson, Ann Tveter,
Mary Ellen Walsh, Julia Hudert,
Arlene Urick, Doris Wilkie and
Enid Duffield were welcomed by
the club president Alice Osborne,
after which an interesting pro
gram on Penny Art was given.
Delicious refreshments wer e
served by the hostess.
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Criticizes Secy. Of
Defense Johnson;
(Continued from Page One;
days ago, Feb. 28, Boone was told
he was being removed from his
post as chief of the joint plans and
action division of the defense de
partment's office iff medical serv
ices. The department supplies no
reasons.
The navy said Boone has been
ordered to the navy bureau of sur
gery for reassignment.
The 60-year-old admiral has
been in the navy since 1914. With
that much service, he is eligible
to retire. There was no indication,
however, whether he plans such
a step.
Don't Forget
The Date!
THURSDAY
MARCH 9th
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P10 N E E R
CAR!) PARTY
Everybody
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Welcome
Admission $1.00
Refreshments
MUSIC STUDIO
Tillie Stangroom
Teacher of Piano
Call MAIN 108
BRONSON
WATER
DELIVERY
Phone Main 19
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Stanley R. Morgan, Pres.
Ron Brousseau, Secy.
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
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NOME, ALASKA
WES WELCH, Pres.
A. L. WALKER, Secy.
MEETS EVERY THURSDAY
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