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Malenkov Assures Laborites That a
Russian Dictator No Longer Possible
LONDON, Wl—Former Soviet5
Premier Georgi M. Malenkov says
the present Kremlin command has
“cleaned up” Russia and a Stalin
dictatorship can never rise again
in his homeland.
Malenkov, now Soviet minister
of power stations, was a dinner
guest of Labor members of Parlia
ment Monday night. The Labor
ites reported he gave his views on
the Soviet situation in a two-hour
question and answer period.
Richard Crossman, one of the
hosts, told reporters Malenkov
“repeatedly said ‘We have cleaned
up Russia’.”
“He tried to impress on us that
we need not worry,” Crossman
said, “that they had stopped dic
tatorship. That they had stopped
the wicked things.
“He said very, very clearly it
could not happen again, that col
lective government now has been
firmly established and that dicta
torship could not return.
“I cannot say how many of us
he convinced,” Crossman added,
“but he certainly tried hard.”
Sidney Silverman, another La
borite who attended the dinner,
said Malenkov told the group that
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“collective leadership is now es
tablished, along with the right to
dissent outside the collective lead
ership without being branded a
traitor to the leadership and party
and people.”
“We did not ask him about his
association with Stalin or his posi
tion in the Soviet hierarchy now,”
Silverman said, “but he gave us
the impression he did not like
Stalin.”
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BY TWO MISCALCULATIONS
LOS ANGELES, UP)—Mrs. Ethel
H. Roe made two slight miscalcu
lations.
(1) She placed her foot on what
she thought was the brake pedal,
but it proved to be the accelerator.
<2> She drove her 6 ft.-2 in.
wide sedan between a lamp post
and a telephone ploe. The distance
between the pole and lamp post
was only six feet. The front of the
car now is narrower.
Mrs. Roe escaped uninjured.
Her husband was watching her
from across the street, where he
waited to be picked up.
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Girl Scout News
Nelda Liebig
GIRL SCOUT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
The Home Arts Club, a sponsor
of the Scouts, honored the girls
and their leaders with a Girl Scout
birthday party. A variety of active
games were directed by Esther
McCoy. Refreshments, including
homemade ice cream, were served.
An attractive green and white
cake with the Girl Scout emblem
was decorated by Mr. Emmons for
the occasion.
Each girl and leader was pre
sented with a gift.
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TROOP S7 NEWS
We had a bake sale March 10 at
the N.C. Co. store.
We are teaching each other
games. Some of the games are
Red Light, Sire, and Pass the
Shoe. We are giving plays at our
meetings, too.
—Joy Weyer, Scribe
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TROOP 68 NEWS
The Girl Scouts are planning a
surprise for Mother’s Day.
We are also planning a talent
show. We had girls try out for the
play and discussed homemade in
struments for our orchestra.
Mrs. Casperson, our assistant
leader, is teaching the 6th and 7th
graders in our troop first aid.
The 5th graders are working on
the Dabbler badge.
Lurisse Lowe
Dean Alexander
TEXAS EDUCATOR TO SPEAK
AT ALASKA TEACHERS
CONFERENCE IN FAIRBANKS
FAIRBANKS, {ft—A leading
educator from Southwest Texas
State College will be the featured
speaker during the two-day West
ern Alaska Teachers Conference
which gets underway here Thurs
day. Dr. Pat Norwood will address
an estimated 400 teachers at their
opening session in the Austin La
throp High School.
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NOME ROTARY CLUB
George Bayer, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Sec
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st h 3rd Monday of each month
Betty Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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No. 140
Harry A. Lewis, W.M.
- Norvln W. Lewis. Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month