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$50,000-FIRE ON
WILDLIFE SERVICE BOAT
SEATTLE, Wash., (yp)— The
United States Fish and Wildlife
Service motorship “Penguin”,
damaged by fire Saturday night,
may cost $50,000, F. G. Morton,
supply officer of the Service,
said today.
The fire occurred while the
vessel was moored at the Lake
Union pier.
The entire superstructure, deck,
, staterooms, galley and pilothouse,
were damaged by the flames,
Morton said. Timbers, decking
and sidewalls of the wooden ves
sel, were blackened. The hull es
caped damage.
The Penguin was scheduled to
sail June 13 for the Pribilof is- ;
lands of the Bering Sea with pas
sengers and freight. She serves as
a supply vessel for the islands,
home of the great seal herds of
the north Pacific.
Cause of the fire aboard the
130-foot vessel had not been de
termined today. None of the i 1
man crew was aboard.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Glass and
daughter arrived with P.A.A. en
route to Solomon where they will
be mining this summer.
((/P) Newsfeatures)
What is a lemon squeeze? A
dessert? A new kind of soda pop?
A gadget for squeezing lemons?
Nope. It’s a game. And definitely
not for soreheads, members of the
I.C.P. (Inferiority Complex Party)
or P.T.’s (Perfect Tcen-agers>.
To play the game you've got to
be willing to hear the worst about
yourself, because that is the pur
pose of the game. It's a self-im
provement course that teen-agers
can play when a group of them
meet for a hen party.
Here’s how one group of Atlan
ta girls indulge in this popular
teen-age pastime of debunking
each other to help their P.Q. (Per
sonality Quotient-:
First of all the girls volunteer
for self-analysis.
Ann says, “I’ve been snappy
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"SQUARE SINNET" REPLACES
"MONARCH" ON JUNE 7
The motorship “Square Sinnet”
will make the initial 'Alaska
Steamship Company Nome sailing
this year, scheduled for June 7. in
place of the motorship “Coastal
Monarch”, according to H. N. Pe
terson, general traffic manager of
the company.
“The Square Sinnet has just
completed a voyage to Southwest
ern Alaska and is going on berth
today for the new trip.” he said.
Her ports of call in addition to
Nome will be Unalaska, Solomon,
Golovin, St. Michael, Unualakleet.
Savoonga and Gambell.
and sarcastic of late. . . . and I’ve
got to practice standing up
straight.”
Chuckie says, “Pm swaybacked
and I want to know what to do
about it.”
Shirley says, “Teen-agers have
got to slop gossiping. Everybody
goos and drools over each other.
But as soon as one of us leaves
the room the others start tearing
her to pieces.”
Another girl says, “I haven’t
been home a single evening for
three weeks. I’ve got to see more
of my family. I’v got to read more,
also. First thing you know I’ll be
a party girl who doesn’t know
anything else.”
Then the girls get around to
criticizing each other. Any teen
ager can profit by examining her
self for petty flaws that spoil her
personality. Here are some of the
comments:
“l get tired of hearing you talk
about your boy friends all the
time. We like to tell about our
dates, too. But you’re not interes
ed in what anybody else has been
doing.”
“When you went on a trip you
didn’t write one not to any of
your friends. ...”
“You’re nice to me one day and
run away from me the next.”
“You criticize your parents too
much and don’t ever wiggle when
your mother asks you to do some
thing.”
There is a happy note to the
“lemon squeeze.” Girls who have
come in for criticism at a previ
ous party, pick up compliments
when they’ve tried to correct their
faults.
For instance, one girl who had
been described as “too loud”
learned that she had calmed down
and was “growing up.” Another
who had been described as snob
bish was told she had “limbered
up and learned to smile.” <She
agreed she now had more dates.>
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ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Stanley R. Morgan, Pres.
Ron Brousseau, Secy.
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
STANLEY R. MORGAN. W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Secy.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
ARVO SAARIO, President
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
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