Truman “Silences
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Adversaries
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PRAGUE, (A3) — A newspaper
article signed “Eleanor Wheeler”
said *today 'that President Truman
(has “a character which does not
allow resistance—which silences
adversaries with murder/*
The article was in the Czecho
slovak Your Union organ, Mlada
Fronts. Eleanor Wheeler is an
American citizen living in Prague.
She and her husband, George
Wheeler, economist, dec 1 a r e d
themselves here last April against
U. S. foreign policy. Records show
that Mrs. Wheeler is a native of
Juneau, Alaska.
The story mentioned 'the help
that the late Tom Pendergast,
Kansas City Democratic boss,
gave to Truman in his political
career and said of the President
that it was a “gangster policy (that
made him what he is today.
“Like Hitler/* it said, “Truman
also excuses his criminal dealings
by putting the finger on the
^threat of Bolshevism/ The most
infamous American gangster, A1
Capone, also used this argument/*
‘Page Turner’’Aids
Polio i
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SEATTLE, </P)—An “automatic
page turner” has made life a little I
happier for 12-year-old Joann!
Cold, a polio victim from Fair
banks, Alaska.
Joann, a patient in Children’s
orthopedic hospital here since last
November, likes mystery stories
but couldn’t turn book pages be
cause she can move only her head
and neck.
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The problem was solved by
George Dean, Seattle radio man,
whose own daughter, Kathy, 4,
another polio victim, shares a hos
pital room with Joann.
Dean invented a complicated
“Rube Goldberg” contraption that
turns pages when Joann presses a
switch with her cheek.
Hospital News
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j. Admitted to the hospital are
Mrs. Arthur Naguzruk, Jr., of
Elephant Point, Winona Ashen
felter of White Mouutain, James
Rogers and Mrs. Andrew Peter
son.
Discharged are Mr. Hutney,
Louise Hay.
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munists use “peace" as the biggest
most frequent word in their news
papers.. It is part of the commun
ist campangn that Russia is the
only power against war.
But sometimes the communists
get their words mixed up. The
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SATURDAY, JAN 27th
RUMMAGE SALE
L-W-Y- COMMUNITY CENTER
Anyone who withes to help
please come Friday morning, af
ternoon or evening.
^NOTICE
. Sales Tax reports on retail
sailes. services and rentals for the
quarter ending Dec. 31, 1950, must
be in the City Clerk’s office, Tues
day, Jan. 30, 1951. Sales Taxforms
can be acquired _ at City Clerk’s
Office.
Carrie *M. McDain,
Nome City Clerk.
Pub. Jan. 24, 26, 29, 1951.
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NOTICE
All who wish to be members of
the Good Roads Assn., please send
or bring in your remittance to
Ted Duffield as soon as possible.
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« NOTICE
There will be no Badminton on
Tuesday as the Gym will be used
for the March of Dimes Dance.
NOTICE
Dr Milo Frit2, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist will be here
the second week in February.
Anyone wishing to see him may
make appointments at the M-M-M
Hospital. 4-7-13
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'SATURDAY EVENING POST
Readers of the Saturday Eve
ning Post magazine will *be espe
cially interested in their copy of
January 22nd, in which it is re
ported there will appear an article
on Nome 'by Sally Carrighar.
The pictures which were taken
here last fall will be in color.
A “preview” of one of the pic
tures taken at the Nome Skin
Sewers £hop~ was received yester
day by Mrs. L. Levers of the ANS.
’ Col. J. D. Alexander, Territorial
! Director off Civil Defense, an
: nounced this morning the appoint
ment by Governor Gruening of
! Ralph Moody of . Anchorage as a
j member of the Territorial Civil
I Defense Council and Deputy Di- |
rector for plant and facility pro-1
tection, police services, warden j
services and mutual aid reserves
division in the vacancy created
by the death of the late Paul
Herring.
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; GRATEFUL CAPTIVE
i SALT LAKE CITY, tfP) — Re
porter William B. Smart thought
i he made an enemy when he aided
i in the capture of an escaped Utah :
i state prison inmate. Smart, of the
j “Desert News,” and a parole offi
! cer recaptured Bertrum G. Hall,
J convicted robber, after a fistic
I battle on a downtown street.
As a result, Hall spent two
weeks in solitary and lost trusty
privileges. The next contact Smart
had with Hall was a package in
the mail. It contained a hand
tooled cowhide wallet.
PIONEER CARD SERIES
STARTS SATURDAY NIGHT
Tc~;jrow night young and old
will gather at the Pioneer BaR
for the first game in the annual
series of whist games which are
traditionally part of Nome’s win
ter entertainment.
The card parties, which are
sponsored to/ the Pioneers of
Alaska are open to the public and
according to the committee, deli
cious refreshments are planned for
the first party.
Tickets for the games are avail
able at the door, according to
chairman Pearse Walsh and sea
son tickets may be purchased at
the Glue Pot or Polet’s Store.
Jack Bullock# who left Nome
for “a few days” was weather
bound at Whitehorse and Fair
banks for several days before re
turning with P.A.A. Thursday.
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