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President Edouard Benes Is grave
ly ill and not expected to recover.
Another informant in Prague said
Benes’ doctors are worried and are
taking precaution.
WASHINGTON, —The U. S.
opened the way for Finland to
buy $3,890,000 worth of indus
trial goods. It appeared to be the
first step in U.S. moves to in
crease trade between eastern and
western Europe.
NEW DELHI, — Nine men
were arraigned in New Delhi for
the assassination of Mohandas K.
Gandhi last Jan. 30. All belonged
to a cult opposing Gandhi’s
preachings of non-violence against
MRS. C. F. YENNEY RETURNS
FROM VISIT IN STATES
Arriving on the Pan American
today was Mrs. C. F. Yenney. who
has been visiting in the States for
the past several months.
Mrs. Yenney was called to the
States due to the illness and sub
sequent death of her father at
the family home in Walla Walla.
She then visited with her son
Arthur Harris, formerly of Nome,
who now resides with his family
in Seattle, and she also visited
her sister in Portland.
Moslems.
TOKYO,—Japan prepared her
largest postwar budget of $796,
000.000 a fourth of it earmarked
for Allied occupation costs. The
Chinese publicly executed five
Communists in Peiping.
Legal Battle Over
Rail Dispute Is
Postponed, June 10
WASHINGTON, — (>P>-^Judge
T. Alan Goldsborough today post
poned until June 10 a legal battle
between the government and three
railroad unions over whether a
ban against a threatened rail strike
should be continued.
Goldsborough at the some time
extended until June 11 a temp
orary order preventing the un
ions from walking out.
This order, signed by Golds
borough on May 10, and already
extended once, would have ex
pired 'tomorrow night.
The three unions and the Jus
tice Department consented to the
new extension of the temporary
ban.
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SCOUTS GIVE FAREWELL
PARTY FOR B. G. BAKER
The Boy Scouts of Troop 666
surprised Scoutmaster B. G. Baker
last Tuesday evening with a fare
well party prepared for him at
the Scout Clubhouse.
With First Class Scout Glen
Mazen acting as toastmaster,
Scoutmaster Baker received the
regrets of the entire troop that
he was leaving them and making
1 his home in Candle. The best
| washes of the troop go with him
j to his new home and job.
A fine Gryson pipe was pre
sented to him as a parting gift.
Mr. Baker has been a motivat
I ing force in the scout movement
! in the city, and through his un
1 tiring efforts the troop has at
tained its present-status.
He has worked with the boys,
teaching them many things that
will be useful to them throughout
their lives and will always be
remembered by them. Since start
ing the group, Mr. Baker, with
the members of the Scout Com
mittee, has acquired a clubhouse,
a camp at Dexter, and much fine
equipment which should last for
many years with proper care.
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