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Government Drops Anti
Trust Action Against
Major Oil Companies
WASHINGTON, (PI—1The gov
ernment Tuesday formally drop
ped a criminal anti-trust proceed
ing against ‘major oil companies
but left the way open to reinstate
it later if it decides that should
be done.
Leonard J. Emmerglick, a spe
cial assistant to Attorney General
Brownell, moved in U.S. District
Court to drop the proceeding
which was begun during the ad
ministration of former President
Truman.
Emmerglick said Brownell
wanted to make it clear that a
criminal proceeding would be
started anew if warranted by
facts developed in a civil anti
trust proceeding against five big
companies.
Judge James R. Kirkland called
the government’s decision to sub
stitute civil action against five
major companies for the criminal
proceedings a “wise, judicious and
patriotic move.”
ROK Guard Kills Koje POW
PUSAN, (P>—A South Korean
guard shot and killed a North
Korean prisoner of war attempt
ing to escape from a Koje Island
compound Sunday, the U.N. POW
Command announced Tuesday.
MacArlhur to Visit Philippines
MANILA, (P) — Gen. Douglas
MacArthur plans to visit the
Philippines soon, his former pilot
said Tuesday.
Scots Have Slimmest Waists
NEW YORK, (P)—Scotsmen have
the slimmest waists of any males
in the world, says a group of
British tailors who export custom
made clothes to every country in
the world.
The British Information Service
reports here that the tailors say
the average Scotsmen has a waist
of 32 inches, although the Scots
are the tallest nationality in Eur
ope. The average American man’s
waist is from 36 to 38 inches.
HOSTESS FOR GOVERNOR'S
HOUSE NAMED BY EXECUTIVE
JUNEAU — The unofficial po
sition of “official hostess” for GovT
B. Frank Heintzleman was filled
when the- governor announced
that he had asked Mrs. Herbert
L. Faulkner to take bn those
duties when entertaining requires
a hostess in the Governor’s House.
When she accepted, Mrs. Faulk
ner said that she was happy to
do anything -^he* could to be of
assistance to Mr. Heintzleman in
his task as governor.
There is no official position as
“official hostess” and no reward
other than that of being helpful
to the chief executive when there
is need of a hostess for entertain
ing in the Governor’s House, Gov.
Heintzleman said as he expressed
his gratitude to Mrs. Faulkner for
taking on the duties of hostess.
Both Mr. Faulkner, prominent
Juneau attorney, and Mrs. Faulk
ner have been friends of Gov.
Heintzleman for the 35 years he
has lived in Alaska.
FIRST WHITE WOMAN
TO SEE NOME DIES
MILL VALLEY, Calif., — Mrs.
Mary Calkins Brooke, who be
lieved she was the first white
woman ever to enter Nome, died
March 21 at her home here.
A pioneer San Francisco news
paperwoman, she was the widow
of Henry L. Brooke, one-time edi
tor of the San Francisco Bulletin.
Mrs. Brooke, resident of Mill
Valley since 1906, went to Yukon
Territory and Nome in 1898 on a
newspaper assignment.
ADLAI ON TOUR OF INDIA
CULCUTTA, India, UR — Adlai
Stevenson arrived here Tuesday
from Rangoon to begin a 17-day
tour of India.
Earlier, in Rangoon, Burma,
Stevenson said he believes Viet
nam troops will be able to assume
the main responsibility for de
fending Indochina against Com
munist-led rebels within a year.
He also said the Russians must
show by deeds the sincerity of
their recent peace moves.
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Capt. Ted Williams’ Jet
Hit By North Korean Flak
WITH U.S. FIRST MARINE
AIR WING, Korea, UP\—Capt. Ted
Williams, former Boston Red Sox
slugger, belittles his second brush
with death in 2 months in a
Marine jet in Korea.
“It wasn’t important,” Williams
said today.
The right wing tip of Williams’
Panther jet was smashed by Com
munist flak yesterday while he
was flying a mission over Chin
nampo, on the west coast of North
Korea.
In February Williams’ Panther
jet was struck by flak and he
made a dead stick landing. It was
his first mission in Korea.
Tractor No Match for Elephant
BLUEFIELD, W. Va., iff)—Civ
ilization clashed with the jungle
Monday and took a sharp setback.
An official of a local machin
ery firm dreamed up the 'idea at
matching the pulling power of a
, modern tractor with the muscles
of a circus elephant.
They were hitched back to
back. The tractor didn’t have a
chance. Jumbo dragged the sput
tering machine all around the lot.
Britons' Meat Ration Increased
LONDON, (41—Britons’ slender
meat ration will be increased
slightly May 17 for the second
time this year, the government
announced Tuesday.
Food Minister Lloyd George
said the new increase will raise
the weekly ration to two shillings
(28 cents) per person from one
shilling and ninepence (24 cents).
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Boyd Harwood, Pres.
George Bayer, Secy.
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ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Young
Worthy Matron
Rosa B. Hagen
Secretary
Meets the third Monday of each month.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Boyd C. Harwood, W.M. ’
Karl F. Dewey, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Dewey Goodrich, President
POLAR CURIO SHOP
LESLIE A. STEVENS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
— 48t FIRST AVE. WEST —
Nome. Alaska
Pham Main n — P.O. Box 20t