Roosevelt’s Kstate
Must File Tax
ALBANY, April 5, </Pi — The
New York tax department ruled
that the executors of late Presi
dent Roosevelt’s estate should file
his 1945 state personal income tax
return, because “there is consider
able doubt” about the executive’s
military exemption.
The attornies for the estate
asked for a ruling as to whether
the late President was exempt
from tax on the. grounds that he
was a member of the armed forces
at the time of his death April 12.
1945.
Last League Of
Nations Meeting
V
GENEVA, April 8, (^—Presi
dent Hambro, of Norway, con
vened the opening session of the
twenty-first and last League of
Nations assembly. In a eulogy to
its members, Hambro told the del
egates they were meeting “to add
some bricks and straw to build
ing the wall of security,” whose
construction hud begun by Allied
leaders.
Sailor Has Wife
In Every Port
MILWAUKEE. April 8. i/P)
A 34-year-old sailor is quoted b.v
Lt. John Niedcrkorn as saying he
had “a wife in practically every
jx>rt.” He is held here on charge
of violating his probation. Nieder
korn said he admitted seven mar
riages without a divorce.
The lieutenant said Joseph Var
gas, merchant seaman, reported
he married in Chicago, Meridian,
Miss.: Cleveland, New Orleans,
Baltimore. Detroit, and Houston,
Texas.
FIRST FLIGHT TO DIOMEDE
ISLAND THIS SEASON
Yesterday Old Jim Kanyak, a
native, flew in from Diomede Is
land with Pat Bliss on the first
flight to the island this winter.
Jim stated that the population of
the little island is in good health
and have had a fine winter so far.
He says that just two days ago
they killed two white whales and
have had many seal and all the
giant king crab they could eat and
more to be had. Hunting and trad
ing also have been good. Jim will
return to the island in a few days.
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Storms Sweep j
Mid-South
Rain and windstorms, accom
panied by hailstones as large as
hen eggs swept across western
Tennessee and northern Alabama,
killing one person and injuring
more than a score of others. The
unusual storm apparently reached
its peak at Anniston, Ala., where
twenty-five were injured by the
hailstones which damaged more
than foflr thousand homes.
FISHERMEN FLY TO
CORDOVA FOR THE
SALMON SEASON
The season’s first Clipper-load
of “flying fishermen” left Seattle
last Wednesday (April 3> via Pan
American World Airways on then
way to Cordova for the opening
of the salmon fishing season.
Sixteen cannery workers for
the New England Fish Company
of Seattle composed the special
flight. The group, headed by Eric
Bulmer, superintendent of the Or
cas Cannery near Cordova, will
Clipper back to Seattle early this
fall.
Wednesday’s fight is the first of
a series of scheduled trips this
spring to lly fishermen and can
nery workers to Alaska fishing
waters. Pacific-Northern and
Alaska Airlines are working in
conjunction with Pan American,
and will carry fishermen from
Juneau to the Bristol Bay area.
MRS. J. J. O'LEARY
RETURNS FROM FAIRBANKS
Mrs. J. J. O’Leary who has been
in Fairbanks for medical atten
tion arrived home last Friday eve
ning feeling much better.
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NOTICE
The Territorial Department of
Health and the Alaska Native
service will hold a joint Vaccina
tion and Immunization clinic un
der the supervision of Dr. Mor
com, local physician, Wednesday,
a.pril 10, at 9:30 a.m. at the Ter
ritorial School building. It is the
duty of every ciilzen to be vac
cinated to not only protect him
self but the community. Be vac
cinated against smallpox either
by your private pnysician or at
the clinic.
Annette V. Kitzmiller,
Public Health Nurse.
NOTICE
The Arctic Club announces that
there will be no badminton played
Tuesday, April 8, as the Fair will
be making preparations in the
gymnasium.
Walt Glavinovich, Chairman
NOTICE
The Chamber of Commerce will
meet Tuesday noon at the North
Pole Bakery for the regular
luncheon.
NOTICE TO DOG
uiaM RACERS
The trail has been staked to the
Red Barn and is ready for prac
tice.
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1 Show. April 8 and 9, 7:30 P.]
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“THE ADVENTURES 0
MARK TWAIN”
FREDERICK MARCH.
ALEXIS SMITH
Also
"SEPTEMBER IN THE RAIN'
1 Show, Apr. 10 and 11. 7:30 P.J
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“YOUTH ON PARADE’
JOHN HUBBARD, RUTH TERR
Also "THE PHANTOM," No. 3
2 Shows, Apr. 12, 7:15 and 9 P.f
FRIDAY
“THE COWBOY AND
THE SENORITA
ROY ROGERS. MARY LEE
Also "PIPEYE FOPEYE
PUPEYE"
1 Show. April 13. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“LASSIE COME HOME
roddy McDowell
DONALD CRISP
Also 'NO NEWS IS GOOD NEW
2 Shows. April 14, 7:15 and 9 P.J
SUNDAY
“AFTER MIDNIGHT
With BOSTON BLACKIE
CHESTER MORRIS.
A^N SAVAGE
Also "COMMUNITY SING"
And 'SPORTMAN'S MEMORIES
ARMY DAY DANCE
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Commemorating Army Day, th
Arctic Club sponsored a publi
dance for all army personnel a
the Nome Territorial School Gyn
nasium last Saturday evening
The party was well attended botl
by local people and boys from th
Air Base.
Music was furnished by the Ai
Base orchestra and everyone ha(
a good time.
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