Sen. McCarthy Reveals
Cohn was Unreasonable
About David Schine
WASHINGTON, UP —Sen. Mc
Carthy told Secretary Stevens
about the time G. David Schine
was drafted last fall that Schine
was not indispensable to his in
vestigations subcommittee, but he
didn’t want his chief counsel, Roy
Cohn, to know he felt that way.
In a monitored McCarthy- Ste
vens telephone call of Nov. 7,
read at the McCarthy-Army hear
ings today, McCarthy was quoted
as saying: “'For God’s sake, don’t
tell (blank). He would go right
back and tell Roy.”
This line was not included in
the transcripts of his call which
McCarthy himself released for
publication over the weekend.
It never was disclosed who the
person was that McCarthy was
cautioning Stevens not to tell.
McCarthy’s comment that the
unnamed person “would go right
back and tell Roy” came after Mc
Carthy told Stevens that Schine
“is one of the few things” he had
seen Cohn “completely unreason
able about.”
McCarthy had said Cohn
“thinks Dave should be a general
and work from a penthouse of
the Waldorf.”
Federal Civil Defense
Plans Nationwide Drill
W’th Mock Atom Attack
WASHINGTON, OP — The Fed
eral Civil Defense Administration
is planning its first nationwide
drill during which 41 major U.S. '
cities will come under mock
atomic attack.
FCDA announced that “Opera
tion Alert,” scheduled for June
14 and 15, is intended to increase
the operational capabilities of all
civil defense organizations, test
communications facilities, and
provide realistic training for civil
defense workers.”
Eight cities in Canada, two" in
Alaska, and one each in Puerto
Rico, Hawaii and the Virgin Is
lands also will be targets of hypo
thetical atomic, high explosive i
and incendiary assault.
A number of cities Will test
evacuation plans, FDCA said.
Among the cities scheduled to
take part in the test are Portland,
Seattle, Juneau and Anchorage.
Although the average American
spent about 27 per cent of his
income on food in 1953’, he would
have spent only about 18 per cent
if he bought the same types and
amounts of items he bought in
1939.
NOTICE
Written applications shall be
received in the Office of the City
Clerk until 5:00 P.M., June 14,
1954, for the following positions:
Chief of Nome Fire Department
—$400.00 per month and quarters.
Chief of Nome Police Depart
ment—$400.00 per month and
quarters.
Utility Man— $575.00 per month.
Nome Common Council
By Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk.
Publ. June 2, 4, 9, 1954.
International Sourdough
Reunion to Hold Annual
Convention at Vancouver
The International Sourdough
Reunion Inc. will hold its next
Annual Reunion-Convention at
Vancouver, British Columbia with
headquarters at Hotel Vancouver
on August 16, 17, 18, and 19 next.
The Vancouver Yukoners’ Asso
ciation will be sponsor of the
event.
iMr. Fred Hume, mayor of the
City of Vancouver, has issued a
warm letter of invitation to all
and will be on hand at the con
vention to greet and welcome Al
askans to that city.
It would be wise and well for
those from a distance to make
reservation for hotel accommoda
tion and banquet tickets.
For those who wish to make a
more extended stay in Vancouver
it is announced that the city is
holding a WORLD event from
July 30 to August 7 in the form
of British Empire Games. For
this an estimated two and a half
million dollars have been provid
ed and 25 countries have indicat
ed their intentions of sending their
top-flight athletes. Put a few extra
dollars into' your pocket and ar
rive in time to attend some or all
of these contests, pioneers are in
formed.
L000 MEN BATTLE FLAMES
MENACING LOS ALAMOS
LOS ALAMOS, N.M., UP)—AEC
officials today used some 1,000
men in an effort to finish lick
ing a stubborn fire which for two
days has menaced this atomic city.
The wind which lashed flames
toward the town through dry
forest land died down early today
allowing complete containment of
the blaze.
Pair of Kodiak Cubs
Go to Stateside Zoos
SEATTLE, UP)—Four Kodiak cub
bears, now only a large as good
sized teddy bears but full of fight,
arrived in Seattle Wednesday
morning aboard a Pacific North
ern Airlines flight from Alaska.
One of the cubs will go to
Woodland Park Zoo here, and the
other three to the Salt Lake City
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Navy Opens Nome
Office for Summer
With MSTS Crew
With the arrival from Kodiak
Naval Station Friday of a perma
nent summer crew for the Mili
tary Sea Transportation Service,
Navy offices in Nome were again
opened.
Heading up the Navy’s most
northerly Alaskan office for MSTS
are Lt. (jg) George F. Shirley and
Robert P. Phillips, chief quarter
master. Neither of these men is a
newcomer to Nome, as they both
served here last year in the same
capacity.
The primary function of MSTS
office in Nome is to provide liai
son and coordination with the
Army and Air Force for sea trans
portation of cargo for the annual
supply of military installations in
the Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean
areas.
Visiting Nome for a few hours
Friday, also from Kodiak Naval
Station, were:
Capt. John A. Gamon, USN,
assistant chief of staff for opera
tions; LCDR. A. H. MaGie, USN,
Naval Station air officer; Lieut.
Moriece Gleason, USN, district
public information officer; W. B.
Carlstrom, chief storekeeper of
MSTS, Kodiak; R. K. Mayhew,
plane captain, Naval Station, Ko
diak; and L. R. Brath, radioman
second class.
Bannister, Four-Minute
Miler, Beaten by Czech iii
Half-Mile Race in London
LONDON, UP)—England’s Roger
Bannister, making his first track
appearance since his record 3:59.4
mile, was beaten in a half-mile
race by Czechoslovakia’s Stani
slav Jungwirth.
Jungwirth won the internation
al invitation feature of the Brit
ish track and field games in one
minute, 50.7 seconds.
The wbrld record for the half
mile is 1:48.6, held by America’s
Mai Whitfield.
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