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Girl Scouts and Leaders
Gives Surprise Party
For Mrs. Mildred Harwood
A surprise party, disguised as a
Girl Scout Tea, was given in
honor of Mildred Harwood Sun
day afternoon by the Girl Scouts
and leaders as an expression of
appreciation for the many years
she has spent in promoting Scout
ing in Nome.
It has been through her contin
ued effort that the organization
has continued to function smooth
ly for the past ten years. As a
token of remembrance and appre
ciation the Girl Scouts presented
Mrs. Harwood with an Alaskan
cup and saucer, due to her re
tirement from the board this year.
About 160 persons were guests
of the Girl Scouts at the party
held yesterday in the multipur
pose room of the school with all
scftuting groups taking part in
the program.
Songs and skits were presented
by the Brownie groups under Mrs.
George Bayer, Mrs. Seitz, Mrs.
Wm. Ullrich, Mrs. Bachelder, and
Mrs. Allan Doyle. Intermediate
groups participating were headed
by leaders Mrs. Jim Blanning,
Miss Bopp, Mrs. Ed Saito, and
Miss Nelson.
The party arrangements and
table arrangements were made by
leader Betty Doyle.
Mrs. Harwood stated she was
completely surprised and has en
joyed her work with the scouts
and will continue to watch their
progress and work here with in
terest.
Ike's Presige High In Europe
WASHINGTON, UPt—George M.
Humphrey, former Secretary of
the Treasury, said today that in
Europe President Eisenhower
“was never held in higher per
sonal affection and regard.”
Humphrey, just back from a
bhsiness trip to Europe, added in
a statement: “Europe’s apprecia
tion of their interdependence and
association with us as a nation is
definitely and perceptibly higher
than at any time within my
knowledge.”
The statement was distributed
by the Republican National Com
mittee.
T. Lamar Caudle
Paroled from Prison
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., UP) — T.
Lamar Caudle . former Truman
administration tax official, was
released on parole Saturday from
the federal prison here where he
said he had been a “political pri
soner.”
The tall, energetic 56-year-old
attorney boarded a plane immedi
ately for his home in Wadesboro,
N.C. He said he would go back to
practicing law there.
Caudle was head of the Justice
Department’s Tax Division under
former President Harry Truman.
He spent about six months at the
federal correctional institution
here on a two-year sentence im
posed for trying to block the pro
secution of a St. Louis shoe man
ufacturer, Irving Sachs, for in
come tax evasion.
Billy Graham Decides Not to
Endorse Either Candidate
MONTREAT, N. C., UP! —Evan
gelist Billy Graham indicates he
will not publicly endorse a presi
dential candidate.
He had said earlier that he
might endorse one of the major
candidates out of strong convic
tion about the campaign.
However, Graham said Sunday,
“I have come to the conclusion
that my main responsibility is in
the spiritual realm and that I
shouldn’t become involved in par
tisan politics.”
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on Retail
Sales and Services for the quar
ter ending Sept. 30, 1960, must be
in the City Clerk's Office by Mon
day, Oct. 31, 1960.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
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