She Didn’t Cry
MARQUETTE, MICH.—Polio serum given 10,000 children here
made most of them howl. But picture shows Diana Constance
4 years old smiling when she got the needle. Her mother Mrs.
Rose Marie Constance is on her left.
LOGAN DOWD. NOW IN ACS
AT FAIRBANKS. VISITS HERE
Logan Dowd, fomer school boy
of Nome, now following in his
father’s footsteps in the Alaska
Communications System, is a vis
itor in Nome ffom Fairbanks,
where he is stationed.
Logan reports that his brother
Jack is back from Korea and his
parents, Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Dowd,
are in Seattle and contemplating
retiring soon.
Logan plans to remain here for
the Swanberg-Hough wedding on
Saturday before returning to Fair
banks.
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German Housewife Kills
Red Cop with 2-lb. Can
Of Free American Lard
BERLIN, UPl — The U.S. High
Commission newspaper reported
Wednesday that an East German
housewife had killed a Commun
ist policeman with the two-pound
can of lard from the western food
parcel he was trying to take away
from her.
The newspaper said the en
raged housewife fractured the
cop’s skull when he tried to grab
her parcel at the Babelsberg sta
tion, in the Russian zone just
outside of West Berlin.
The woman was returning with
her handout from a distribution
center in West Berlin, where more
than 3V£ million of the parcels
have been distributed since July
27.
W. E. Mitchel and Wendell Size
more of the National Bank of
Commerce were visitors from Se
attle today.
Barbara Gwinn of the Seattle
branch of the Arctic-Alaska Trav
el Bureau expressed her view of
Nome in three words: “I love
Nome.”
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. D. Bartholomew and Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Schmolch of Ketchikan
where they are with the Railway
Express Co.
500 Killed In Violent
Accidents Over Weekend
(By the Associated Press)
More than 500 persons lost their
lives in violent accidents during
the nation’s Labor Day holiday
but traffic fatalities were under
the pre-holiday estimate of 440.
A survey Tuesday showed that
at least 541 persons were killed in
violent accidents over the extend
ed holiday period from 6 p.m.
Friday until midnight Monday.
The dead included 379 killed in
traffic mishaps. The National
Safety Council had estimated 440
persons would be killed in motor
accidents during the 78-hour per
iod. Sixty-seven persons drowned
and 95 others lost their lives in
other accidents, including fires,
plane crashes, falls, etc.
The traffic toll this Labor
Day compared to 432 for the three
day Labor Day holiday last year
and a record 461 in 1951.
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