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communist countries.
America’s only living former
President expressed these views
in a New York speech last night.
His plan of a new international
set-up minus the Russian bloc
struck a popular note among both
Democrats and Republican law
makers in Washington. Early re
action at the United Nations was
either cautiously opposed on non
committal.
Hoover warned that the United
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States is “steadily losing ground”
to Russia and her allies in the
cold war. He said the world is
now divided in two and a differ
ent international governing body
is needed.
“The United States needs to
know who are with us,” said Hoo
ver, “and whom we can depend
on.”
There was no immediate reac
tion from the White House on
Hoover’s proposal. Senator George ;
(D.-Ga.‘ said he regarded such a
move as inevitable.
John Foster Dulles, Republican
adviser to the state department,
said in a Washington speech he
favored revision of the U. M. '
charter but he did not have in
mind excluding the Russians.
In Belgrade, Premier Marshal
Tito of Yugoslavia said he does
not see any immediate danger of
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war with the Soviet Union. Ho
told foreign correspondents: “In
no case do I think the Soviet Un
ion would risk becoming the ag
gressor.”
Nationalist Chinese spokesman
on Formosa said Chinese Com
munists are eradying a vast ar
mada of steel and wooden craft
in Hamgchow Bay for the inva
sion of Chushan Island, 100 miles
southeast of Shanghai. Observers
said Chushan will be a stepping
stone to Formosa.
In Paris, the French govern
ment decided to fire Dr. Frederic
Joliot-Curie, a communist, as di
rector of the government’s atomic
energy commission. The outspok
en leftist director has long been
under attack by center and right
wing leaders.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Johnny Mock
have announced the birth of John
William Mock. Jr., on April 16th
at Florence. Colorado. Sgt. Mock
was in charge cf the local WXLN
Radio Station here for some time
and is well known in Nome.
SCHOOL NEWS
HIGH SCHOOL
The greatest bird lover, John
James Audubon, was born in Hai
ti on April 27, 1785. He was the
son of a commander of a French
warship. In early childhood ho
expressed great interest in birds.
Audubon spent part of his boy
hood and youth in France. He
made daily excursions into the
woods collecting specimens and
drawing birds. He studied under
the guidance of the French artist
David.
Audubon returned to his fath
er’s estate near Philadelphia
when he was in his teens. There
he carried on an experiment in
“bird banding.” He discovered
that a pair of pewees that he
marked returned after migration.
At the age of thirty-five, he
gave up all pursuits in order to
spend all of his time on the draw
ing and painting of American
birds. More than 400 large pic
tures of birds were drawn. A
| book called “The Birds of Amer
ica” took twelve years to draw.
Audubon’s first aim was fidelity
and his second was artistic beau
ty.
The motto of the Audubon Soci
ety is “For the protection of North
American birds and then- eggs.”
Play cast members were very
busy this past week m putting on
a very successful high school play
“The Boarding House Reach."
All of the actors played their parts
in highly professional style.
Laughter and applause from the
audience verified the success of
the play.
Students are now looking for
ward to the Junior-Senior ban
quet and prom, baccalaureate ser
vices, final examinations, picnic
and graduation are also in store
for them.
Bacteria and small plants are
being studied in biology while
physics students are experiment
ing with electro-magnetism.
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