SPECIAL DELIVERY
- .
I ' ' j “H‘ I
NORMA DOOOETT — —
W who sings and dances In a musical comedy
W with the swimming pool. She la a blonde
' about 5'il-" with plenty on the ball. She
is sweeter than sugar and fills a swim suit
like a million bucks. She'a all' talent
j^^arri I'm sure you'll have no trouble finding
MAIL GOES THROUGH—Sometimes a description is as good
as an address to the U.S. Post Office. When an admirer sent a
letter to Norma Daggett, singer-dancer in the Broadway musical.
"Wish You Were Here," he just put her .name and description
on the envelope above. Delivery was prompt to Miss Daggett.
Some party! I see they're serving the
whiskey that’s
SCORCHY SMITH
C I AIMED
AT 1-115 ^
r WEAPONS
i HE'5 JUST
V stunned/
TOO CLOSE!
FOR COMFORT, \
BOVS 1 J
Search Ends For British
Transport With 39 Aboard
HALIFAX, N.S., UP) — Search
crews wrote finish Thursday to
their hunt for a missing British
airliner which disappeared in the
Atlantic Monday with 39 persons
— servicemen, their wives and
children aboard.
No trace was found during an
intensive sea and air search al
though hopes were twice raised
by reports that a United States
Coast Guard cutter had sighted
dye markers and a flare. Both
leads, however, proved fruitless.
Aga K^hn Sells Race
Horse For $700,000
CANNES, France, UP)—The Aga
Kahn has sold his famous horse
Tulyar for 250,000 pounds ($700,
000)—the highest price ever paid
for a thoroughbred in Britain—
his secretary announced Thurs
day.
The purchaser in the deal com
pleted two days ago was the Irish
National Stud. If Tulyar is kept in
training this season he will race
under the colors of President Sean
T. O’Kelly, to whom all Irish
National Stud horses are leased.
ACE OF THE AIR STRIPS
SMITH'S OMNIBLAST
SHOT UNCOVERED AMP
pislopgep rr«s TO
FALL ANP CRUSH
TWO TRAITORS:
-——. ^
AMP JUST WAIT TILL
ALL ASTAR HEARS THAT
THEIROWN GUARPS SHOT
(COME ALON&S
\ earthman l 1
( VOU'RE UNPER /
\ARKESTj
S JUST A MOMENT)
/ aaenJ TNAT WON'T
Biennial Petitions
Income Tax, Gold
At Legislature
By JIM HUTCHESON
JUNEAU, (A*)—A petition to Con
gress for special income tax ex
emptions for Alaska residents
made its biennial appearance in
the legislature Wednesday.
It would ask Congress to pro
vide “tax weary Alaskans with a
25 per cent cost of living exemp
tion” because of the high costs
and the resultant higher pay
scales in the territory.
It is a House joint memorial
which requires both House and
Senate approval before dispatch
to Washington as a “prayer.”
It states, “phenominally high
living costs in Alaska places the
average Alaska wage earner in a
higher corresponding income tax
bracket than his counterpart in
the states.”
A similar memorial died in the
House in 1951.
John Coghill (R-Fairbanksl, in
troduced another memorial peti
tioning Congress to “immediately
take steps to allow the free and
unrestricted sale of gold.”
It also has been introduced reg
ularly in recent years. It con
tends alowing the free marketing
of gold would bring a mining
revival.
Another House memorial by
Dimock, Coghill and Wilbur (R
Fairbanks) petitions the Territory
to build an airfield at Bethel be
cause it is a hospital center.
Senators Gerrit Snider (R-Wa
silla), and John Gorsuch (R-An
chorage) introduced a bill to re
peal the tTyo dollar bounty on
Alaska eagles since the federal
government has imposed a $500
fine for killing the bird after
“Eagle Bill” Egan’s bounty bill
was enacted in 1951.
r \
CLARK'S
Pet and
FLORAL
Cut Flowers . . . Corsages
Funeral and Wedding Orders
'—CALL US—
Nome Drug Store
Standing Committees
TERRITORIAL SENATE
Twenty-First Legislature
Banks and Banking — John F.
Gorsuch, Elton Engstrom, Mike
Stepovich, Chas. D. Jones.
Education, Morals, and Veterans
Affairs — William L. Lhamon,
Doris Barnes, William Beltz,
John F. Gorsuch.
Elections, Election Laws, Per
Diem and Mileage—Paul Robi
son, A. F. Coble, Elton Eng
strom, Howard Lyng.
Engrossment and Enrollment —
Percy Ipalook, William Egan,
Marcus Jensen, Mike Stepovich.
Finance and Corporations — John
Butrovich, John Gorsuch, How
ard Lyng, James Nolan.
Fisheries and Game—rElton Eng
strom, John Butrovich, William
Egan, Percy Ipalook.
Agriculture and Forests—William
Beltz, Doris Barnes, Gerrit Sni
der, Mike Stepovich.
Judiciary and Federal Relations—
Mike Stepovich, Marcus Jensen,
Chas. D. Jones, Paul Robison.
Labor and Commerce — James
Nolan, William Beltz, John
Butrovich, John Gorsuch.
Mining and Manufacturing—Ger
rit Snider, A. F. Coble, Howard
Lyng, James Nolan.
Municipal Affairs and Public Util
ities—Doris Barnes, John Gor
such, Percy Ipalook, William L.
Lhamon.
Printing, Purchasing, Contingent
Expenses and Permanent Help
—Charles D. Jones, A. F. Coble,
Doris Barnes, William Egan.
Public Health and Public Housing
—Marcus Jensen, Percy Ipa
look, Paul Robison, William L.
Lhamon.
Rules—Howard Lyng, John But
rovich, Charles D. Jones, Paul
Robison, James Nolan.
Taxation and Revenue — Elton
Engstrom, Percy Ipalook, Wil
liam L. Lhamon, Paul Robison.
Territorial Offices and Institu
tions—A. F. Coble, Marcus Jen
sen, Howard Lyng, Gerrit Sni
der.
Transportation, Highways and
Navigation—William .Egan, El
ton Engstrom, William Beltz,
William H. Lhamon.
James I <1566-1625) was the
first king of England to eat with
a fork.
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Boyd Harwood, Pres.
George Bayer, Secy.
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Young
Worthy Matron
Rosa B. Hagen
Secretary
Meets the third Monday of each month.
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Us
Phone Main 40
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Boyd C. Harwood, W.M.
Karl F. Dewey, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Mee«>
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Larry Galvin, President
POLAR CURIO SHOP