METHODIST OFFICIALS
VISIT NOME
Mrs. F. C. Reynolds of Balt:
more, who is vice president of the
Women’s Division of the Christian i
Service of the Methodist Church1
and is in charge of all missionary
work for the organization, accom- j
panied by Mrs. Robert Steward,
of Secausus, N. J., of the Medical
Bureau of the Methodist Church
are visiting in Nome in the inter
ests of the Lavinia Wallace Young
Mission and the Maynard-Colum
bus Hospital, which are supported
by their organizations. They will
leave tonight for the States.
To Exempt Military
Men And Women
From Income Tax
WASHINGTON, May 28—{&)—
Senator Bridges proposed legisla
tion exempting all men and wo
men of the armed forces from in
come taxes on their service pay.
Bridges said he would offer the
measure as an amendment to the
first revenue bill to come before
the Senate in order to “remove
the distinct injustice our national
tax policies have against men and
women in the armed services.”
FIRST LESSON — Eric Franklin Gould, first child of Or
chestra Conductor Morton Gould, gets a piano lesson from his
parents at a very tender age.
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It Will Care For You”
It’s Paint*Up Time In Nome
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Service
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See Your CHEVROLET DEALER
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^ Throughout ^ Brakes.Transmis-Tune Motor
. _A . sion, Rear Axle
^ Check Steering ^ “De-Sludge"
and Wheel ^ Rotate Tires n Car Engine
Alignment
All “kidding” aside give us a chance to help you keep
your car in good running shape longer.
Time now to change to summer lubricants. Drive in
today
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AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passengers on the Pan
American plane Saturday evening
were: Victoria McGillis, Minnie
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Stewart, sJesie Reynolds, Alice
Sly and infant and Mel Miller.
Outgoing passengers on the re
turn plane were Walter Taylor,
Iola Groh and Barbara Howard.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Whaley made a trip to
Candle with Sgt. Starbuck, Isaiah
Bahr and Ben Aden yesterday
morning. In the afternoon he flew
to Wales with Holly Sospick, Ger
aldine Kiyitak and Lucy Tocktoo.
He returned with Chas. Overok. i
Julia Gromtzeff was a passenger
from Wales to Teller.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers arriving from An
chorage on Saturday were Rich
ard Pherson, Arnold Ayers, Mr. j
and Mrs. John Andru Helen,1
Sands, Paul Asmus and Ned Nel
son. Express was also carried.
Pilot Norman Weaver made a
trip to Unalakleet with Ned Nel
son as passenger.
Paul Stark to Head
New Home Food
Supply Division
WASHINGTON, May 28—(/P>—
President Truman has announced
the creation of the Home Food
Supply Division in the War Food
Administration Division will be
headed by Paul Stark to coordin
ate the work of government agen
cies affecting the food supply
j “produced or conserved in the
home.”
Scientists believe the earth has
a core of hot liquid metal about
4,000 miles in diameter.
"Trouble Man”
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Alan Young, the good humor
man from Canada, is always get*
ting into trouble through no fault
of his own, but always manages to
wiggle out of his scrapes before
the final bell on the show , heard at
8:30 Tuesday evenings, EWT, over
the Blue Network.
Courtniartialed
But Wants To
Stay In Army
to' •
WORCESTER, Mass., May 28—
</P)—Although he thought he got
“a raw deal” when he received a
two-year courtmartial sentence
for striking nine German prison
ers Pvt. Joe McGee, who said he
has 35 points more than is neces
sary for a discharge wants to re
main in the Army.
Undersecretary of War Patter
son relieved McGee of the sen
tence after United States Repre
sentative McCormack demanded a
thorough investigation of the sol
dier’s conviction upon arrival at
Fort Devens.
McGee had been assigned to
the Post Motor Pool as a truck
driver. He told the post command-!
er, Col. Stes, although he had one
hundred twenty points, he wanted
to stay in the Army and make it
his life work.
GROVER ANDRES ARRIVE
WITH P.A.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Andre ar
rived by plane from Seattle Sat
urday evening. The Andres plan
to continue with their mining op
erations this season.
I shot an arrow into the air.
It fell to earth, I know not
where.
I lose more damned arrows!
McGee was courtmartialed at
LeMans, France, October 17, 1944
on charges of “assault and bat
tery.” Veterans near the stockade
somewhere in France, said they
were building a new stockade and
"these nine German prisoners
were not working fast enough. He
told one of them to hurry up, but
he just stood there with a sour
look on his face and cursed me.
Then I hit him. The other eight
just saw down and refused to
work, so I started swinging and
I hit four of them, not the whole
nine.”
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