Today’s Student-Tomorrow’s Craftsman
Typical of thousands of boys throughout the nation who are de
signing model cars in the Fisher Body Craftsman s Guild competition
is Harley Ross (right), a Detroit student who is learning the use of
the designer’s bridge from his industrial arts instructor, Ole V. Oleson.
The clay model beneath the bridge eventually will lead to a miniature
automobile cast in plaster of Paris, sanded, painted, trimmed, and
finally entered in the Craftsman’s Guild competition before toe Juiy i
deadline.
Faith Healer
MIAMI BEACH. FLA. — (Sound photo > — Avak. the Armenian
faith healer who entered the U.S. 3 months ago with permission to
stay until April 1st pictured with some of his disciples who come
from all over the U.S. to be cured of various ailments. He is working
with Mrs. John E. Daerkert of Lincoln Woods, Chicago, who spent six
years with doctors snd who claims to have lost her headaches after
only two weeks with Avak. Avak was picked up by immigration au*l
thorities for deportation because he has overstayed his leave. A Wash*]
ington lawyer is attempting to get him residence ia the _U.S.,'
according to Avak.
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Alaska Village
Desires Name
Crystal Falls
WASHINGTON, — UP) —Two
Alaskan packing companies asked
the government to officially re
cognize Crystal Falls as the name
for their 26-year-old community
five miles south of Cordova.
Luck of an official name, they
said, has made it diffxult for the
settlement to get government per
mits lor such installations as a1
radio-telephone system, and in J
other ways has hindered com
munity development.
The companies, — Northern
Lights Packing Co., and Ci vs'al
Falls Fishing Co.—informed the
Board on Geographic Names that;
the community has been known
throughout the territory as Crys
tal Falls during most of its ex-!
istence.
The town is in the Chugach
National Forest. The forest service|
; has opposed recognition on the1
grounds that the settlement, like:
many Alaskan fishing camps, is
seasonal and subject to abandon-,
ment.
Alaskan maps are cluttered up'
with names of too many camps'
that have been or will be aban
doned, foresters said.
The names board put the case
on its calendar for next month.
HENRY BERNIEER HOME
FROM SHORT VACATION
Henry J. Bernier, manager of
the Northern Commercial Co.
store here, returned home after
a short vacation spent in Seattle.
He visited with his son whom he
had not seen for 6 years during
which time he was overseas.
MOZEES LEAVE ON LONG
VACATION TRIP IN STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mozee left
! on the Pan American plane Tues
day with prisoners destined for1
prisons in the states.
The Mozees will go on an ex
tended vacation of several months
in the states.
Louie’s Goats
t
Smell Sweetly
_
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich.,—(VP)
—Louie’s goats were vindicated
today by the noses of municipal
court jury members.
F. J. Braden had complained
the goats Sleder herded near his
home had an offensive odor. Sled
er suggested that the jury cojne
and smell for themselves, and
judge James Fitzpatric accepted1
the motion.
The jury went and sniffed;
ihen deliberated 20 minutes be
fore deciding in favor of Sleder
and his goats.
Fire Damages
Palace of Dutch
Queen Willielmina
By Nils Slis
THE HAGUE, — f/P) —A fire
severely damaged Queen Wilhel
mina’s Noordeine Palace yester
day, raging for an hour before it
was brought under control.
Witnesses said the flames, fan
ned by a strong wind, probably
were started by painters, who
were burning off old paint on the
roof.
The 67-year-old Jueen and oth
j er members of the royal family |
were not at the palace, built in i
1553 and the residence of the;
Orange dynasty for centuries. Parti
of the roof fell. i
Alexander Gooch
Alaska-Yukoner
Dies In Seattle
_
SEATTLE. — 1/P) —Alexander
Gooch, 87, Klondyke and Alaskan
pioneer, died Saturday after a
brief illness.
Bom at St. Johns, New Bruns
wick, he participated in the Klon
dyke gold rush in 1398. remaining
at Dawson, Y.T. until 1905. He
lived in Fairbanks, from 1905 un
tli 1918, then moved to Seattle,
lie operated the Pioneer Hotel in
Prince Ruper*. B.C. from 1935
until 1942 before his retirement.
A son, Edmund Gooch, and a I
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Oliver, sur
vive here.
Scots Protest Acts
Of Koval Couple
EDINBURGH, Scotland, — i/P)— .
Scottish churchmen declared to
day that princess Elizabeth and
prince Phillip set a regrettable
example for the young by attend
ing horse races, a theater and
night club last Sunday in Pais.
The Scottish association of the
Lord’s day observance society sent
prime minister Attlee a telegram.
George Polk to he
Buried in Athens
SALONIKA, Greece,—i/P)—The
body of George Polk. CBS cor
respondent who was found dead
in Salonika Bay May 16. after
planning a trip to interview Com
munist leader Markos Vafiades*
was flown to Athens in a Greek
Royal Air Force plane today. He
will be buried in Athens. #
Polk was graduated from the
University of Alaska in 1938.
Pigeons Get Owner
Into Court
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OKLAHOMA CITY, — </P) —
James Bennet, 60, was in police
court yesterday for letting his
pigeons run loose.
When neighbors complained
they were ruining gardens, he!
took them to Chickasha, 45 miles’
southwest.
The birds beat him back home.)
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WASHINGTON. D C.—(Sound
photo) — President Truman today
nominated Paul Gray Hoffman,
above, a leading GOP. as adminis
trator of the 6 billion dollar For
eign Aid Program. Hoffman’s title
will be Administrator for Econo
mic Cooperations.
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