WINS CUSTODY OF SON
Mis r.L(Ja b.lls was only 13 duhen she married Lewis A. bills ot
Spokane, Wash., and at 1b she is seeking a divorce. Prior to the action
tor a decree, she obtained custody of their five-month-old son, pending
settlement. Sills, 21, started the proceedings with a cruelty complaint;
Mrs. Sills started a counter-action. (Associated Press Photo)
Weather Today
(U. S. Weather Bureau)
Generally fair weather obtain
ed over central:, western and
northern Alaska this morning
while rain was reported from Ko
diak Island and along the coast
of British Columbia, Oregon and
Washington, and rain had fallen
during the night at between Jiun
eau and Ketchikan.
Temperature changes were
sfdght over Alaska last might and
are near the seasonal average in
most sections. Pt. Barrow record
ed a minimum of —20 for the
lowest reported.
Low barometric pressure cov
ers the North Pacific Occam and
a small trough is charted between
Nome and St. Lawrence and pro
baby east Cape of Siberia. This
condition will likely cause con
!tinued fair weather for Nome and
vicinity tonight and Tuesday
with some cloudiness likely to
morrow. Not much change in
temperature is indicated.
The lowest Nome temperature
last night was —4 at 4 a.m. while
the highest yesterday was 20
above. About 36 inches of snow
remain on the ground at Nome.
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are making up heal th poems.
The seventh grade geography
class have collected a number of
news items on Oriental countries.
—Roger Bockman
The fifth and sixth graders
were working especially hard on
their routine studies this week.
They made free-hand drawings
of a teddy-bear which they ehris
tened Winnie-the-Pooh. The girls
have organized a tap dancing
class which meets during gym
period.
With the approach of Spring,
the third and fourth graders have
turned their attention to the
study of flowers. Crayon studies
of bouquets planned to show col
or harmonies, and attractive post
etrs of flowers torn from bright
colored paper and mounted on
black give the room a springtime
air. The children have written
poems about Spring and if.ustrat
ed them. The fourth grade is ag
ain in the lead in the spelling con
test.
The second grade is beginning
a study of birds. Stories about
Jenny Wren, the bluejay, wood
peckers, robins etc. were read im
class and the room is decorated
with pictures of these same feath
ened friends. Some very credit
able birds have been modeled
from clay.
The first graders have worked
very hard this week on arithmet
ic and Palmer method writing.
They read an interesting story
about why the bear sleeps all
winter. ,
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-Johnson Fills
Seat of Late
Rep. Buchanan
f tV The Associated
WASHINGTON April 12—A mil
'taint band of fifty five Texas
lawyers, merchants, farmers and
cl ergymen told the Senate Judi
ciary committee that President
Roosevelt’s court bill would un
dcrmine constitutional liberties
and damage the party.
They brought petitions signed
by more than twenty five thous
and persons.
L L James of Tyler said the el
ection Saturday to Congress of
Lyndon B. Johnson, a backer of
the president’s proposal, was not
significant, arguing that cam
paign was based on person alii ties
instead of ossues.
Johnson fills the seat of the
late Representative Buchanan.
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(By The Associated Press)
PICKER, Oklahoma April 12,
i—Truculent lead and zinc work
ers returned to their jobs this
!
I morning in a tense atmosphere
after a bloody weeked which re
sulted in the wounding of eight
men and a boy.
The unaffltiated group anmounc
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the committee for industrila]
organization from unionizing its
members.
The tri-state union matrched on j
CIO headquarters at Galena.
Kansas and gunfire resulted.
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