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Ketchikan, leads incumbent Nor
man Walker, Ketchikan, by 800
votes, with Judge William Holz
heimer, Juneau, third. Two to be
nominated.
Republicans— Anita Garnick,
Steve Vukovich, Mrs. Elton Eng
strom, all of Juneau.
Third Division--'22 of 60 pre
cincts): Senate -(two to be nom
*
inated)-—(Democrats)-- Steve Mc
Cutcheon, Walter Huntley, John
Hellenthal; —Republicans)— Jul
ius C. Morris, William Olson, No
opposition.
House seven to be nominated)
--'Democrats)-- Stanley McCutch
eon, Jack Conright, William S.
Egans, Clarence Keating, George
Patterson, C. A. Pollard, E. G.
Bailey. Republicans— Gerritt Sni
der, Olaf Olson, Kenneth O’Harra,
M. D. Snodgrass. Lee Bettinger,
Leslie Meyers, Thorwald Osbo.
12 Children Lose
Tonsils In Kitchen
BLOCK ISLAND, R. I., <;P)—
Twelve children parted with their
tonsils at a weekend tonsilectomy
bee held at a private home on
Block Island which has no hospi
tal.
Dr. Nicholas A. Pounaris of
Providence performed the mass
operation in the kitchen of Mrs.
Freeman Mott, the district nurse. (
Dr. A. J. Pedorella, also of Provi
dence, was the anesthetist.
The little patients were trans-,
ferred from the kitchen operating
room to hospital beds set up in
the Mott living room. All were in
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see a railroad to Alaska, and that
it would be of military value.
“Of course they would say that.
Any kind of transportation to Al
aska is of military importance.
But they didn’t say they would
support it financially.”
Sullivan Rerigns
From Democratic
Nat’n’l Committee
WASHINGTON, — (/P) — Gael
Sullivan l'esigned today as exec
utive director of the Democratic
National Committee.
He said he will become associa
ted with the theater owners of
America.
Friends said they understand
Sullivan will receive about $50,
000 a year in his new job.
His resignation is effective May
10.
The 43 year old Chicagoan
joined the Democratic Committee
in February, 1947, after resign
ing as second assistant postmaster
general.
Sullivan has been reported not
too happy in his party job and
critical of some campaign meth
ods.
HILDA TUNGIYAN VISITS
FROM ST LAWRENCE ISLAND
Hilda Tungiyan of St. Lawrence
Island arrived in Nome yesterday
to visit with friends.
fine shape when their paxents
called for them.
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Holy Land Battle
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Spotlight Today
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ernment this year which would
have broad control over domestic;
| affairs.
Opinion in Washington was that
the key European powers would,
have to work out their own grand
strategy of defense against Rus
sia before U.S. backing is likely. !
Representatives of the 21 Am
erican republics meeting in Bog
ota arranged t*.. close the Pan Am
! erican conference late today and
sign a pact pledging united ef
forts toward peace and security
in the Western Hemisphere.
Russia kicked at the traces in
the United Nations, Germany and;
Austria. A Soviet veto blocked a |
U.N. inquiry into Moscow’s role!
in the Communist coup in Czech
oslovakia.
The Russians nintea ai narsner:
[ restrictions on rail traffic between j
the eastern and western zones of
Germany. Tass, the Russian news
agency, accused the United States
and Britain of violating system
atically the agreements for use
of air fields in the Russian zone
of Austria.
Gas and transport workers are
threatening the first strikes in
Italy since the Communists were
beaten at the polls.
Civilian police in Trieste broke
up a pre-May Day celebration. Ten
boatloads of Communists were re
ported enroute from an Italian
port in an attempt to run the
blockade into the Free City,
arms.
Diplomats reported the United
States and five nations had agreed
to set up a western German gov- j
QUIGLEYS PLAN TRIP TODAY
GOING TO SOLOMON
{
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Quigley plan 1
to leave today for Solomon in real
comfort. They are traveling in
Kirk Jackson’s camp which is be
ing moved by tractor to Solomon
where Kirk is going to work some
of the Quigley ground this sum
mer.
DR. TUCKER REPORTS
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT HERE
Dr. J. B. Tucker reported today
that he was in receipt of the blue
prints which are being submitted
by Foss Architects of Juneau for
the new hospital and has them
under consideration as to their
adaptability to the needs of the
community.
The doctor also states that part
of the equipment given by the
U.S. Army has been received and
placed in the emergency hospital.l
DREAM
THEATER
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2 Shows, Apr. 30, 7:15 & 9 pm.
Friday
THE FIGHTING LADY
(True Story of a Fighting Ship) i
Also—Chap. 7. Captain Marvel j
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1 Show, May 1, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday
SARATOGA TRUNK
Garry Cooper - Ingrid Bergman
Also—Beau Ties
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2 Shows, May 2, 7:30 & 9 p.m.
Sunday
DEADLINE FOR MURDER
Paul Kelly - Kent Taylor
Also—New Americans in Paris
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1 Show, May 3 and 4, 7:30 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday
OF HUMAN BONDAGE
Paul Henried - Elanor Parker
Also—Plastic Inventor
Focal Point In Cold War
(Soundphoto) — With the joint proposal of the United ?tate8»
Great Britain and France that the free territory of Trieste be re
turned to Italy, this former Italian seaport again becomes the focal
point in the cold war between the western democracies and the Soviet
Union and her satellites. Trieste, marked with an arrow, is garri
soned by a handful of British and American troops while across the
Yugoslav border Marshall Tito is believed to have massed overwhelm
ing military power. The three power proposal was given the Soviet
Embassy, the Italian Embassy and the Yugoslav Embassy.
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