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High Court
Uphold Decision
In Libel Case
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Washington. (AP) —The
Supreme Court upheld by
a vote of 4 to 4, the Circuit
Court decision, which a lit
igant interpreted to make
it libellous to charge a pub
lie official with anti-Semit
ism.
The action was taken in
a libel suit brought by Rep.
Sweeney against the Schen
ectady Union Publishing
Company. Sweeney claim
ed that the libellous state
ments were published in
the Union Star when he
was opposing the appoint
iemnt of Emerich Burt
Freed as the Federal Dis
trict Judge for Cleveland,
; on the ground that Freed
: was a Jew'. The statement,
he alleged, appeared in the
December 23, 1938 column
; called the Washington Mer
ry-Go-Round. Rep. Sween
ey sought $250,000 damag
es.
The dismissal of the com
plaint was ordered by the
New' Lork Federal District
I Court but this was revers
j ed by the Federal Circuit
Court which ordered a new
trial on the merits of the
controversy.
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WALTER P. SHARPE
Candidate for
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
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BORN IN NOME. ALASKA
Resident of Territory—36 Years
“Committed to Efficient Administration
in Public Office”
Proven Record Vs Competent Administrator
Your Vote Will Be Appreciated Democratic Primary-April 28, 1942.
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ATTENTI O N
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Your 1942 Requirements Demand Your Attention !
Many articles necessary for your mining operations are
subject to war regulations. Difficulties and delays in purchasing
materials are numerous —
Our purchasing office at Seattle is familiar with the mar
kets and regulations and is available to assist you in filling your
requirements.
To insure delivery place your orders at an early date.
PROTECT YOURSELF
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NOME SEATTLE
NEWS ITEMS
Passengers arriving via PAA
this week were: Jack Anderson,
Elljs Hedson, Mrs. Hurley and
A1 Carey.
MIROW AIR SERVICE
Pilot Moore arrived Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Allabach and
Hubert Coker.
Pilot MacKenzie arrived thjs
morning with the new Wasp Trav
elair.
pilot Whaley left for Moses Pt.
Nulato and Ungalik with Mr.
Broadwell, Mr. Renn and Mrs.
Bassler.
WIEN AIRLINES
Pilot Paine took Wm. Ander
son to Bunkerhill yesterday.
Pilot Miskoff arrived from Fair
banks yesterday with Hans Lar
sen.
Today, Pilot Pajne took Axel
Whurner to Dime Landing; Mrs.
R. B. Julian to Candle, returning
to Nome via Deering with three
passengers.
Pilot Paine left for Fairbanks
with Bill Porter for Haycock.
Ickes Asserts
Reports are With
out Foundation
Washington, (A.P) — Inter
ior Secretary Ickes said
that the reports which cir
culated here that Gruening
will be replaced as gover
nor of Alaska, were with
out foundation. He said
Gruening, who is appear-!
ing before congressional
committees as usual each
year, will depart this week
to resume his post in Ju-I
neau.
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Effect of War on Food
Industries Is Keen
War’s influence is showing its
effect on all industries — some
speeding into highest gear and
others giving up their men pow- j
er to meet emergency needs in'
other direction—but in most in
stances the food industry has
been on the highly active list.;
Interest is keener in ail food
products as some sources of sup
ply face intererenee and other,
sources are called upon to meet
unusual demands.
With the definite objective of
helping to guide the public in.
food selection Schwabacher Bros.:
& Co., Inc., Seattle wholesale
grocers, and among the Pacific
Northwest’s oldest business organ
izations, are this spring prepar
ing a broaded than usual promo
tional campaign to the public
through the press and the gro-j
eery trade for the Happy Homej
food line of 150 or more seections
of canned fruits, vegetables, del
icacies and seafoods that have
been household standards thru
out the Northwest and Alaska fori
years and years. In addition to
Happy Home the Schwabacher,
organization is equally famed for:
Gold Shield Coffee which has'
popularized far and wide the de-li
scriptive slogan “Always” Good,!
All Ways. |
“People are tremendously avid
for the latest word on foods and
food products, and naturally we;
desire to give them all the in
formation and help possible that
they may make the wisest and
most economical choices for their
tables," said Mr. Nathan Eck
stein, president of Schwabacher
Bros. & Co., Inc., and recognized
in Seattle and throughout the
state for his civic leadership and
broad-guage business policies.
“War’s disclocations are mak
ing peope more food conscious ev
ery day. They want to supply
their homes with all the good,
wholesome food possible for the
hard tasks adults must meet, and
for making children's bodies
strong and sturdy. But they want
to do this without interfering
with war’s efforts. That’s why we
ourselves as food purveyors to
thousands of homes are taking
very seriously our responsibility
to our patrons and the nation.’’
One page two of this issue will
be found an advertisement fea
, turing Happy Home products.
For the Casually Regal Cook
PHOENIX HOSIERY
SPRING SHADES
Made of Ameriean finest lisle yarn
A. POLET
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS, Inc.
Announces Schedules Flight
Nome to Fairbanks
Three Times Weekly
Fairbanks to Seattle
LODESTAR AND DOUGLAS I). C. 3. SERVICE
Daily Schedules
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The Nevada Cocktail Lounge
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has now engaged
MRS KING, Pianist,
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for your dancing pleasure
Every Evening
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Information on sailings and arrivals fur
nished only on request when, as, and if avail
able from nearest agent. *