ici wiuuii. nn.Hiiiiij' me xvusmuii.s
get from this country they should
pay for. Cash on the barrelhead
should be our policy with exports
to Russia.
Former Nomeite
Dies In Seattle
SEATTLE, (/P) — Mrs. Viva
Ewing, 70, pioneer of Seattle and
of Nome, died at the family home
here yesterday morning. She was
the wife of W. W. Ewing of Ewing
and Clark, real estate firm.
Services will be held at 3 o’clock
Tuesday at the Butterworth fun
eral home.
Mrs. Ewing was born in Char
lotte, Mich., but moved to Seattle
with her parents in 1888. Her
father, A. T. Mars, established one !
of the city’s early-day drugstores.
Married in Seattle in 1889, Mrs.
Ewing accompanied her husband,
who earlier had spent two years
in Dawson City, Y. T., to Nome
at the height of the Nome gold
rush. They remained in Nome un
til they returned to make their
permanent home in Seattle.
A son, Howard, and a daughter,
Mrs. V. O. Stringfellow, both of
Seattle also survive.
Speedy Approval
Of “Aid” Bill
• Continued from Page One'
munistic conquest.”
In offering the bill, forerunner
of a proposed long-range Euro
pean recovery program. Vanden
berg told his colleagues that he
shares the “disappointments” of
some other Senators that previous
relief projects in some instances
have “gone wrong.”
He said he wants the Senators
to understand that they can “sup
port this bill without any sore of
commitment to any other ^relief
programs which Congress may
subsequently confront.”
Vandenberg said, too, that he
regrets that President Truman
“saw fit to tie this interim aid
program into his anti-inflation
message.”
‘‘It invited an erroneous public
reaction,” the Michigan Senator
declared.
Rental for the Panama Canal
Zone right of way constituted 37
per cent of Panama’s national in
come in 1945.
PIONEER WATER DELIVERY
Phone Main 94
ETJIC NELSON
WATER WORRIES?
Phone Main 113
\
<
• • • becanse we have pletty of it
Make your wash day a veritable holiday by send
ing your laundry to us. You'll find that we will be
just as careful with your things as you are, and that
they'll be returned beautifully laundered.
• For cleaner clothes and no water worries, simply
call Main 113. 4 „
MODERN LAUNDRY
and DRY CLEANERS
/•
Hogmanay “Flip”
EDINBURGH, (#*)—Honeymoon
and hogmanay <New Year’s) trips
from America to Scotian are being
planned.
VV. A. Nicholson, manager of
the Scottish Tourist Board now
louring the Unite States an Can
ada with Thomas Johnston, board
chairman, reported that a Wash
ington airline operator is plan
ning to advertise honeymoon
tours, and that hogmanay “flips”
may be inaugurated this year.
Two companies have already
l planne4 such trips for home-sick
exiles who want to take part in
the New Year’s revels.
I
NEVADA COCKTAIL LOUNGE
REOPENED SATURDAY NIGHT
An invitational party was held
at the Nevada Cocktail Lounge
last Saturday evening to inaugu
rate its re-opening after being
closed for several months. It has
been renqvated and now opens
into the Navada Bar.
- -
MRS. J. AMUNDSEN
VISITING IN NOME
Mrs. J. Amundsen, of Seattle, is
the house guest of Mrs. Roald
Amundsen this week. Mrs. J. j
Amundsen, whose husband is a
pilot with the Pan American Air
ways, and brother of Rev. Roald
Amundsen, plans to visit in Jun
eou on her return trip this week.
GRAND JURY IN
SESSION TODAY
The U. S. Grand Jury met this
morning to hear the cases sched
uled for the fall session of court.
Aside from several cases which
waived Grank July hearing, there
are only two to be heard unless
the District Attorney or the Grand
Jury bring in secret indictments.
Hoover Hopes For
“Brighter Future”
NEW YORK (iP)—Former Pres
ident Herbert Hoover, terming
communism “the great shadow
which hangs over the world,” said
last night that he believed the
peoples of Russian-domi n a t e d
countries will sooner or later
throw off their chains.”
Asserting that ‘repeated purges’
in those countries demonstrated
the discontent of “Communist
ridden” populations, Hoover add
ed:
“Years ago there were commun
ist ministers in the cabinets of
seven or eight governments out
side the iron curtain; now they re
main in only one or two such
countries.”
Speaking before the Holland
Society of New York, which
awarded him its 1947 gold medal
for distinguished achievement,
Mr. Hoover said there are “bright
er hopes for the future” despite
present tension between the
Body Of Drowned
Girl Recovered
• _
SEWARD (J-P)—A coroner’s jury
found Wednesday that the death
of Bonnie Jean Frost, 14, who fell
into the Kenai river from a cable
ferry boat Oct. 2, and whose body
was found two days ago, was due
to accidental drowning.
The body of John Jesperson,
Courtland, Neb., a lodge caretaker
who was crosing the river with
her, has not been found. Jesper
son was believed to have plunged
overboard attempting to save the
girl, witnesses said. The two were
crossing the river to get a pair of
riding horses.
The girl’s body was found five
miles down river from the lodge
and was identified by Mrs. Fred
Henton, owner of the lodge, from
clothing she had loaned her.
She was the youngest daughter
of Walter Frost, an Alaska Road
Commission employee.
United States and Russia.
BERING SEA CLUB
Open 10 A.M. to Midnight
Dancing — Cards — Liquors
LEWIS CAB CO.
Phone MAIN 144
j Opinions diffor, but...
-f-/M 3/Z^rO
HERE'S WHY:
1. A blend of the world’s finest coffees.
2. Controlled Roasting* - an exclusive Hills
Bros, process—gives every pound the
same matchless flavor.
3. Comes to you fresh. Vacuum-packed in
1- and 2-lb. cans.
TWO GRINDS:
«/ Drip and Glass-Maker Grind
«/ Ragular Grind
£ *TKAOT MARKS RCS U. S PAT Off.