Methodist Ladies To Hold
Easter Bake Sale At N.C.
Store Saturday Morning
For over 40 years the ladies of
the Community Methodist Church
have had an annual bake sale of
homemade pastries, cookies, deli
cious breads, Easter eggs, and
many other delicacies. Now many
people look forward to obtaining
something special for the Easter
home festivities from the fine as
sortment. Contributions to the
sale are made not only by mem
bers of the church but by people
throughout the community, and
often they are not solicited.
The sale will be held this year
at the Northern Commercial Co.
It is scheduled to start about ten
o’clock Saturday morning.
Anyone wishing transportation
for their donation may call Mrs.
Reeves Havens.
3 Professors Suspended
After Investigation Into
Communist Activities
NEW YORK, UP)—Three associ
ate professors at Hunter College
have been suspended by the city
Board of Higher Education on
charges arising from an investiga
tion into Communist activities.
The teachers, all members of
the faculty since the 1920s, are:
Dr. Louis Weisner, mathemat
ics; Dr. Carles W. Hughes, music;
Dr. V. Jerauld McGill, psychology
and philospohy.
The charges against the teach
ers said McGill jchned the Com
munist Party in or about 1936 and
that Hughes and Weisner joined
the party in 1938.
The three were suspended at a
board meeting Monday night on
general charges of neglect of duty
and conduct unbecoming mem
bers of the faculty. They were
given 10 days in which to answer
specific charges. The board set up
a trial committee to hear the
charges.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving yesterday: Messrs. Mc
Cormack, Lanham, Kearns, Wil
liams, Weeks, Thome, Munger,
Jackson, Carrol, Fifield, Thebert,
McPherson, Dahlman, Jouch; and
Agnes Milligan, Ellen Mulvihill
and daughter, Alice Hudson, and
Miss Caplin.
Departing: Thomas Jack, F.
Hopkins, and Mr. Baldwin.
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Second Div. Democrats
Commemorate Birthday
Of Andrew Jackson
A large and representative
gathering of Second Division
Democrats assembled at the City
Hall last night and in a fitting
manner commemorated the anni
versary of the birth of Andrew
Jackson, seventh President of the
United States.
Before the meeting closed, the
following resolution was unani
mously adopted:
“The Democratic Party of the
Second Judicial Division in meet
ing assembled to commemorate
the anniversary of the birth of
Andrew Jackson do hereby unan
imously endorse the candidacy of
E. L. <Bob) Bartlett for nomina
tion and re-election to Congress
to succeed himself as Delegate
from Alaska.
“The valiant services rendered
the people of Alaska by Delegate
Bartlett during his many years in
office have been recognized and
appreciated by all the citizens of
Alaska, irrespective of party affil
iation.”
U.S., Britain Call for ^
Many-Nation Alliance to
Stop Reds in SE Asia
LONDON, UP)—The United States
and Britain warned Tuesday that
Communist aggression threatens
the peace of all of Southeast Asia
and called for the organization of
a military alliance of many na
tions to safeguard the region from
further Red penetration.
The decision to press for the
formation of a new Southeast Asia
defense system was announced in
a joint British-American commu
nique after a two-day conference
between U.S. Secretary of State
Dulles and British leaders on a
“united action” program.
A top-ranking American official
said Dulles was “very satisfied”
with the meeting and felt the
talks “went far towards establish
ing the unity of purpose which he
sought on Southeast Asia de
fense.”
Dulles was leaving by plane for
Paris to line up France in what
the official said might become a
“Southeast NATO.”
WIEN AIRLINES
Lost River to Fairbanks: Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Kochersperger.
From Kotzebue: Gus Carlson.
From Fairbanks: Bernice Davis,
Clarence Wells, John McIntyre,
Jack White and Phyllis Freericks
and infant.
G R R R !
GALVESTON, Tex., (tfl—'When
the postman constantly failed to
stop by the mailbox of a Galves
ton woman, she called the post
office to find the reason why.
She was told that her dog had
driven the mailman away—but
that he would deliver her mail if
she tied up the dog.
She agreed to this. And so yes
terday the postman stopped at her
house.
But he wasn’t too happy about
the situation.
To dog was tied to the mailbox.
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Possible Scandals
In FHA May Run
Into Many Millions
WASHINGTON, (#>— President
Eisenhower Tuesday named Nor
man P. Mason, 57, of North
Chelmsford, Mass., to run the
Federal Housing Administration
(FHA) while a variety of govern
ment agencies probe into possible
multi-million-dollar scandals run
ning b^ck into the Truman Ad
ministration.
The new acting FHA commis
sioner, a lumber dealer, succeeds
Guy T. O. Hollyday, Baltimore
mortgage banker whose resigna
tion, accepted Monday, was the
first signal of the swiftly develop
ing affair.
The allegations of irregularity,
disclosed shortly afterward by
Housing Administrator Albert M.
Cole, centered on fleecing of home
owners on loans for moderniza
tion and repair, and over-ap
praisal of apartment projects for
mortgage insurance.
Cole described Hollyday as “a
good Christian gentleman” but
said he might be held partially
responsible for abuses under the
repair program because “I believe
he has been aware of it and did
not act.” Hollyday, appointed by
President Eisenhower, had been
in the office a year.
Rice is the least nutritious of
the cereals.
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I EASTER SALE I
Holeproof Hosiery
GUARANTEED
$1.50 $1.65
Ladies’ Gloves
$2.25 to $3.95
Ladies’ Dresses
$10.95 to $17.95
Silk Skin Girdles
$5.00
LADIES’ JEANS.$2.95
WESTERN STYLE.$3.25
Special Prices on All Costume Jewelry
FREE!
ONE PAIR NYLONS OR ONE PAIR EARRINGS
WITH EACH DRESS PURCHASED
NOW UNTIL EASTER.
JUST RECEIVED: NEW EASTER HATS
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