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Edith Bullock to Speak At
Republican Meeting Tonight
Edith Bullock, candidate for
State Senator from the N.W. Dis
trict, was scheduled to arrive to
day from Kotzebue and be a
speaker at the Republican meet
ing this evening. Tomorrow she
is scheduled to make an extended
campaign trip through the area
with Myrtle Johnson and Art
Johnson, candidates for Represen
tatives.
SURVEY APPLICATION
MADE BY NOME SCHOOL
FOR BUILDING ADDITION
Mr. Everett Erickson, field rep
resentative for the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare,
from the office of the Department
of Education arrived his morning
on a survey of the federal appli
cation made by this school for
building a new addition to the
school which was made recently.
Mr. Erickson was accompanied by
his wife.
CUBA PAINTS U.S. MARKINGS
IN TWO OF THEIR PLANES
HAVANA, m — The Cubans
have been painting U.S. insignia
on some of their air force trans
port planes, perhaps to use them
in a way to embarrass the United
States, diplomatic sources report.
The informants last night said
five twin-engine transports were
given U.S. markings at San An
tonio de Los Banos air base and
that before the painting was done,
families living near the base were
moved out.
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A DIVISION OF JONAS BROS. OF ALASKA
Gambler Makes
His Point But
Loses His Case
PEORIA, 111., UP)—How can you
make your point time after time
in a courtroom and still be in
trouble?
Mack Allen and his three com
panions did it—with dice.
After watching Allen roll an
endless string of sevens — the
winning number, or point—in a
demonstration crap game, a Peo
ria County Circuit Court jury
yesterday found the four men in
nocent of robbery.
But State’s Aty. Eugene Pratt,
who watched the demonstration,
obtained warrants charging each
man with gambling, and swind
ling by sleight of hand.
Allen and his companions were
charged with robbing Ralph Mc
Kinzie, an Indianapolis truck
driver, of $70 and his watch.
Allen said they won the money
and watch in a crap game.
To prove this, Allen demon
strated his skills Wednesday. Roll
ing point after point, Allen said
he could throw sevens all day.
And to disturb of laws of prob
ability further, Allen concluded
by unerringly calling combina
tions of numbers and then throw
ing them.
He would not explain how he
did it. The dice, supplied by his
attorney, were not inspected after
the demonstration.
Allen was jailed on the gamb
ling charge with his three com
panions. Pratt returned the watch
and $70 to McKinzie.
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Truman Delights
Tennessee Audience
TRENTON, Term., UP) — Harry
Truman delighted some 5,000 per
sons yesterday with one of his
headlong attacks on Republicans
in general and Vice President
Richard Nixon in particular.
The 76-year-old former Demo
cratic President smiled benevo
lently upon the crowd and spoke
for 15 minutes in urging a big
turnout for his party’s nominee
for President, Sen. John Kennedy.
Truman noted sorrowfully that
Tennessee went Republican in
1952 and 1956. He said it was
understandable because even
smart people can be fooled now
and then.
But this is the most important
election since 1932, he added,
“and if you elect this Republican
to office you go . . . somewhere,
sure enough.”
This was an impish reference
to the recent and controversial
Texas speech in which Truman,
salty ex-artilleryman, said Texans
who vote Republican ought to go
to hell.
The crowd chuckled
Truman said Nixon "had made
many misstatements during his
campaign. He emphasized mis
statements and added “I could
think of another word for that.”
Boys Scout Troop 666
Holds First Meeting
Troop 666 held its first official
meeting of the year Wednesday
night.
There were 21 boys present and
60 cents in dues was collected.
We divided into new patrols
with new patrol and assistant pat
rol, leaders. They are as follows:
Eagle Patrol with Homer Hoogen
dorn as patrol leader; Bat Patrol
with Willie Hoogendorn, and the
Cheeta Patrol with Lee Crump as
patrol leader.
Ira Hill, Scout representative
from Fairbanks, was guest of
honor.
Bill Merritt and Mr. Dinkle
(school teacher) are the Assistant
Scoutmasters.
The Boy Scouts are going to
check hats and coats at the Arctic
Club Carnival, Oct. 22.
—Ricky Young, Scribe
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
K-rf Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
y Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
BYRON O. REED, W.M.
Norvln W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Robert Grant
President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER, President
JANE FOSTER, Secretary
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