ROCK HOUNDS — Preparing for a meeting of the
Rocky Mountain Federation of Mineral Societies in Phoenix.
Ariz., are 'b*t't to right) Jaic Reed, Catherine Eastburn, Sandi
Barclay and Nancy Jennings, all of Phoenix.
S. S. BARANOF
Passenger List
The passenger list, from the SS
Baranof was received today.
The vessel is scheduled to ar
* rive in Nome roadstead on or
about June 15, via Seward.
Bellows, E. D.
Bronson, Dean.
Carlson, C. J.
Coffel, Mrs, Pearl.
Coffel, Thomas.
Craven, Dr. K. L.
Dempsey, Mrs. C. L.
Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry.
Fain, C. T.
Garnie, Dave.
Gillis, Margaret.
Gillis, Mary.
Gray, David L.
Griffin, Coleman.
Hesler, Shelby S.
Hull, John.
Johnson, Fred.
Keene, Alma.
Kinney, Ross.
Lehmann, Bud
Lottsfeldt, Ted.
> Lysell, Millie.
Madden, Mr. and Mrs. Glen.
Makela, Fritz.
Morrison, Mrs. Marie.
Muncy, Mrs. Glen.
Mynttinen, Roy A. Jr.
Neidermeyer, F.
Nielson, Ben.
Nicola, Eli.
O’Brien, Mrs. Agnes.
O’Brien, John.
Ofeldt, Mrs. Gustave.
Panos, James.
Pietila, F. E.
Polte, Otto.
Ramey, Mrs. Mildred.
Rineseth, Pete.
Rivers, E. C.
Roberts, D. R.
Russell, Dorothy.
Russell, Mrs. Margaret.
Russell, Robert.
Russell, Ruth.
Russell, Wayne.
Russell, Mrs. W. J.
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Sours, Joshua.
Stevens, Leo.
Stewart, Mrs. D. H.
Stiles, Donald P.
Strand, Olaf.
Suhonen, Gust.
UNSC Yields To
U.S. British Plea
For Postponement
NEW YORK. June 7, — (/P)—'The
United Nations Security Council
yielded to a request by the Uni
ted States and Great Britain for
postponement of the full-dress de
bate on the proposal for the com
plete United Nations diplomatic
break with the Franco govern
ment by September.
Both Herschel Johnson, sitting
protem as the U.S. Delegate, and
Sir Alexander Cadogan, of Great
Britain, said that their govern
ments hadn’t had time to decide
their position in the Spanish is
sue and requested more time and
that the discussion be delayed.
1 The council adjourned until
I Thursday.
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LOCAL OFFICIALS
OF REINDEER SERVICE
TO SUMMER ON NUNIVAK
Doug Johnson, superintendent
of this district for the U. S. Rein
dee rService left this noon via
I the Alaska Airlines for McGrath
where he will make plane con
I enctions for Bethel tomorrow.
Doug is enroute to Nunivak
Island where he will be located
for the summer season.
Mr. and Mrs. Judish, formerly
of Nome, will also be on the is
! land for the summer. Mrs. Jud
| ish will be the Reindeer Service
i camp cook, and Mr. Judish will
b egeneral mechanic.
Summers, Roy.
Summers, Roy A. Jr.
Sundquist, L. A.
Swanberg, Mrs. Nels Jr.
Swanberg, Diane.
Swanberg, Gordon.
Swanberg, Lois.
Swanberg, Mary.
Swedman, Perry.
Thompson, Otto.
Thompson, Walter D.
Timmerman, Tim.
Tucker, Dr. and Mrs. J. B.
Tucker, Thomas.
Whaley, Mrs. Gladys G.
Whaley, Lynette.
Final Form
Draft Extension
Uncertain
WASHINGTON, June 7, — (/P)—
With the final form of the draft
extension bill highly uncertain
Eisenhower said, "The pool of
potential volunteers is drying up
so that Selective Service must
supplement enlistments.”
Hi remarks made on a NBC
broadcast commemorating the sec
ond anniversary of the landings
on the Normandy Beach, which
he commanded as Supreme Allied
Commander.
Meanwhile, Congressional deci
sion on the future of the draft bill
awaited conferences between the
Senate and House to adjust dif
ferences over length and terms
of the extension.
ROAD COMMISSION SUPT.
RETURNS FROM SEARCH
BODIES MISSING MEN
John Huderl. Superintendent
of the Alaska Road Commission,
returned from a trip to Bunker
Hill and reports that the water
is still too high to make a good
search for the bodies of Bill An
derson and Clarence Martinson,
who were lost last week.
NUGGET ADS
GET RESULTS
Vinson Appointed
Chief Justice
Supreme CourT
WASHINGTON, June. 7, —i/P)—
Fred M. Vinson, Kentuckian, for
mer congressman, judge, Recon
version Director, and now Sec
retary of the Treasury, was nom
inated by President Truman, as
Chief Justice of the United States.
President Truman also announ
ced the nomination of John Sny
der to succeed Vinson.
John Snyder is now Director of
War Mobilization and Reconver
sion.
The nomination of John L.
Sullivan, who is now Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, to be Un
der Secretary of the Navy, was
also announced.
Tablespoons originally were
made from wood, ivory, flint, or
slate.
AFL SEAMEN
(Continued from °age One>
and straggling up the gangplanks
; after holding meetings in the ma
j jor salt water ports.
I The government is already
struggling over negotiations with
union officials and ship operators
to head off the nationwide CIO
! Maritime strike scheduled for
June 15th.
Some labor experts said priv
ately that the AFL unions sevm
bent on seizing some of the spot
light the CIO strike threat has
commanded.
Libitina was the Roman god
dess of funerals.
Dancing as an incident in court
ship is found among many species
of birds and animels.
The minuet, which the French
brought to perfection, really be
i gan as a rustic dance.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
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