Papers Carrying Girl Scout News
Ice Pool Stories „A Girl Scout.s duty is to be
Barred From Mails lhis ,is third °|
the Girl Scouts of America. All of
the Girl Scouts will be on hand
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evening of May 20th to make I
twt copies of both newspapers to themselves useful and to help you
Washington with a request for a haye a real!y good time Xhat is
niling whether they can be placed the night of our big Girl Scout
i the mails. Musical Revue and Bazaar. The
Sditor Bob Atwood of the An- time is eight in the evening. The
ohorage Times said he was caught place is the Nome High School
completely by surprise by the de- audit0rium. You can count on an
velepment. He said results of the evenjng 0f fun an(j laughter. Don’t |
hena and Nenana guessing con- mjss the Girl Scout Musical Revue
tests have been published annual- and Bazaar. Buy your ticket from
iy for many years without com- any Gjrt Scout or from an}’ Nome
plaints from any source. merchant displaying our Girl
Because the postoffice expressed gcout poster. Remember the day—
concern this year for the first tbe 2oth of May!
time since the prize contests start- __
«d, the Times carried two separ- . __ „ , I
/ , _ , , , .. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Cornwall and.
ate stories. One told of the move- ... •
^ . ., „ ... daughters are enjoying a visit!
ment of the Chena River ice with- .. * i
. ' . .... from Hazel Clyde, mother of Mrs.
outselling about the prize win- , , _ , _!
* . . . ,. - Cornwall, who has come from
umg. The other story told of Wil
. Seattle to stay for about a month
lard ‘ looking for a bonanza from , . . , ... . __
„ . & . and get acquainted with her two
Heaven to pay off mortgages. ,, , .
* ... . , young granddaughters.
The story did not say where Wil- ______
lard expected the $6,800 bonanza
to come from. of postal regulations, as far as we
Publisher Atwood commented can see. We hope the postoffice
that “neither story is a violation will so rule.
Bendix Pickets
Defy Court Order
SOUTH BEND, Ind., ^—Pick
ets stopped an attempt today by
the Packard Motor company to re
move seven brake dies and a mil
lion auto parts fx*om the strike
bound Bendix aviation plant.
Sheriff Stephen C. Hipsak and
two deputies read to sixty pickets
in front of the Bendix gates a cir
cuit court order allowing Packard
to remove its equipment from the
Bendix plant.
The pickets replied that they
would refuse to move. Six semi
trailers started to move into the
plant through the pickets. The sher
iff said the pickets shouted: “We
will wreck your trucks,” and the
first driver stopped. He said he
could go no farther and the at
tempt was called off by the sher
iff.
About 7,500 CIO-UAW have
been on strike at the Bendix plant
since April 20.
The union has demanded rein
statement of 47 workers dismissed
for an alleged slowdown, elimin
ation of an alleged speedup and
dismissal of a $1,500,000 damage
suit filed against it by Bendix.
WALRUS CLUB
The weekly Walrus Club Milk
Fund “bonus” was presented to
Gunnard Langhaus, of the U. S.
Smelting Co.
The next boxing matches, ac
cording to Ernie Kling chairman,
will be held on June 11th. It is
hoped to have navy participation
in the events.
An announcement was made
that the Walrus Club has been au
j thorized to have a special cancel
| lation stamp to be used on all
i mails going through the Nome
j Postoifice during the period of the
Nome Golden Anniversary cele
bration of the Gold Rush, this
summer.
Chuck West, owner of the Arc
tic Alaska Travel Service inform
ed members of the Walrus Club
that he will be bringing into
Nome at least 20 tourists per week
during the summer.
The next free matinee at the
Dream Theater, sponsored by the
Walrus Club for the children of
Nome will be held Saturday after
noon, May 21st.
Mrs. Paul Ivanoff and son Glenn
who have been in town for medi
cal attention left yesterday for
I their home at St. Michaels.
OH. DIANA! THE MISS THAT’S A HIT
HO'AJ'S SCHOOL COMING ALONG,
DIANA? YOU SEEM TO BE
ENJOYING IT VERY MUCH THIS
YEAR,., A0ONDEREUL THING,
X'VE ACTUALLY LEARNED MORE
THIS SEMESTER THAN EVER
BEFORE. X MEAN PZEALLY/ ^
WE-L-LL, THAT'S V
JUST AVAAT/_J
y
just ta:<e for gyanyple
CONSERVATIVE DRESSES,
A SlAAPLE HAIRDO AND
L'TTLE MAKEUP-THEVRE
PREFERRED BV NEARLY
ALL THE BCY5. ._
- . _ _ - A
| ye'-e-s, womderful twimg,
EDUOsTIOM,..
CREEPERS, DIANA. Yt>U KNOW
I'D LIKE NOTHING BETTER THAN
TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOME
WORK- BUT HONEST PIGEON,
t'KA'UPTO KAY NECK IN KAINE.
—V~u^2 m. I '
WDULD OME OF VO LA
GUVS CARE TO HELP
DIANA VNITH HER
HONAEVNORKP
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PRETTV DUNN© QUESTIONS f
AT THAT—
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'^L \' , y^7 P -4 AWFUL CRASH ?!?
j ^f ARE >t>U HURT'*
AA «•
SCORCHY SMITH ACE OF THE AIR STRIPS
/FORWARD FORV'A5 A MOGUL / KILL TW£
^ ^— -ALI KASZH AND / IONG,I STARVE.' IN FALSE S
/*WE PALAVER WHILE "^VTHE GLORVOPjl AS A LOGGING // PROPHET
__\jHE GODS GROW WROTH/I THE NEW “‘^COOLIE, I WAD. J / AND THE
-WE MUST SUBMIT/ J MOGUL EMPIRE A wappv ^ V V infidels.'
//.' ^esllv wu.:i
NO MORE SIGNAL FLARES
FROM MR. SMITH ! THIS
SWOT WILL APVISE HIM
TO FIRE ANOTHER TO
GUIPE US.' ^
mmmmm
SHOTS PROM THE FOREST SWARMS WITH J
THE JUNGLE WARRIOR GANTS RIDING 4
MlGHTV WAR ELEPHANTS J 1
THE ARMIES OF THE GODS J
SURROUND US Jl *4A
Tn the interest op peace
ANO PROSPERITY, SOORCHVS
MADE-TO-ORDER MIRACLE
FHVS OFF WHEN MURDEROUS
SELF-MADE MOGUL KINGS
MUTINY AGAINST THEIR CUNNING
LEADER, ALIKASZU/ RUT THE
LIVES OPSCORCHYAND HIS
SQUAD OP THREE ARE STILL
MENACED AS RAGE AND
SUPERSTITION GRIP THE
hgayw ARMED EX-LOGGERS...
IV 9% »i • 3*
KILL THE STRANGERS/ BUT THE ARMIES OF
KILL OUR LYING LEADER/ JINNS SURROUNDING
KILL EVEEVBODV “ US IN THE JUNGLE?
.ANO THE PROPHECY//
still no more flares
FROM MR.SMITH.' I'LL
EMPTY MV GUN TO LEF
HIM KNOW WE NEEP
MORE SIGNALS TO
I WARN VOU THEY ARE BOLTS
FROM THE GIANT JlNNS RlPING
MIGHTY CELESTIAL WAR <
MONSTERS.' THE ARMIES OF
THE GOPS WILL PeSTROY US*
mercy: mercy:: we
surrender::
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Berlin Blockade
Lifted With
Hollywood Fanfare
(Continued from Page One*
lift, which had made the blockade
a useless Soviet weapon by flying
in the food, fuel and raw materi
als netted by West Berlin’s 2,000,
000 residents, continued flying. It
is to continue at least 30 days.
Today’s flights kept supplies
coming in at about a 500-ton per
hour level.
Allied military trains, followed
by food and fuel trains, were the
first into Berlin after the barriers
went down one minute after mid
n i g ht. Foreign correspondents,
racing down Hitler’s famous su
perhighway, were the first into
Berlin from the west.
The vehicles had a big send-off
at the old barrier points, which
had been sheared of steel and con
crete obstructions by work crews.
The people, who had been slow
to respond for days, really got into
the mood.
So they closed the schools yes
i terday, business houses planned to
suspend work early, and the peo
ple thumped each other and
swapped congratulations in public
and informal oaths.
The first allied train into Ber
lin was halted only four minutes
to get its clearance from the Rus
sians. The Russian army officers
did not even step aboard, or ask
for identification papers of the
passengers. They asked only for
assurances that it carried no Ger
mans, other than the train-crew,
which it did not.
DONT _FORGET
SAVE
with
CITY CAB
MAIN 5
Copies of
Nome Nugget
For Sale at
News Stands
at
NOME DRUG STORE
And POLET’S
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Karl F. Dewey, Pres.
Ron Broussean, So*
i_
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
I Meets First and
i Third Thursday
each month
EARL COULTHARD, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
ORDER OF THE
WALRUS
NOME, ALASKA
I WES WELCH, Pres. '
i A. L. WALKER, Secy.
MEETS EVERY THURSDAY
r HAGEN
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Court House Is Opposite Us
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