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The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28
Senate Insular Committee Passes Statehood Bills

((P) Special Washington SerVice)
 WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate insular committee approved today House-paSsed bills to grant statehood to Alaska and Hawaii.
 Chairman O'Mahoney D.-WyoD announced the committee vote was eight to two in favor of the Alaskan statehood bill with three committee members refrain n g from voting.
 The Hawaiian bill was approv- ed nine to one with three mem bers present but not voting.
 The pending Alaska bill would give the new State control of its fisheries and 2O,40O,OOO acres of land, with 20,OOO,000 acres to be selected by the State at the end of five years. The statehood bill passed by the House would have given Alaska four sections in each township.
 Alaska would assume all debts of the Territory, take over the courts and schools and retain all
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28
Truman Advised To Speed Decision On Assessments

WASHINGTON. (P An aide 10 the Senate interior committee said today the President will be advised of the need for early ac- lion on the mine assessment bill now on his desk. Ii if is not ap- proved before midnight Friday some owners of claims on public lands may lose their locations.
 The bill went 10 the President June 2. He has 10 business days after receiving the bill 10 act on if.
 The deadline for assessment work. which the measure is in tended 10 extend. expires June 90. inc end of the present fiscal year.
 The owner of a mining claim on public land is required 10 per form $l00 worth of work on the property each fiscal Ysar. The pnding bill would extend inc. pe- riod-for this year onlY-until Oct. l. if inc miner has given mo- tice he intends 10 use the extra time.
 The bill is not retroactive. If inc Presidents approval should be delayed beyond Friday mid night. claim owners who have not done the work would find their tifles in jeopardy.
 President Truman has been re- luctant 10 sign one-Year extension bills in inc past. However. if is understood no veto message has yet been prepared and Congress sional sources feel that since the pending measure still requires that the work be performed. the Chief Executive may approve if.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28

program of events.
 The airlines are cooperating with the tourist program by of- fering special sightseeing tours and one taxi company is planning special sightseeing trips.
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28

American challenge to Commun- ism's advance might yet swing the balance in favor of peace. Prime Minister Attlee said Britain is giving close consideration to moves to support the action of the united States-backed by the 2 to action of the United Nations Se- curity Council last night--to repel the Communist invasion of South Korea.
 But in Moscow, the authorita- tive communist party newspaper Pravda accused the United States of direct aggression against both Red Korea and communist China,
 Continued on Page Seven)
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28
Reds Take Seoul; U. $. Planes, Guns, Men In Action
By the Associated PreSs)


 Red KOrea'S battering advance has overwhelmed Seoul, and American planes and guns were thrown into the breach today in an attempt to turn the tide of war in favor of embattled South Korea.
 Swift jets and bombers slaShed at Red troops and installations. Two American B-26's were lost in crashes. American jets and Mus tang fighters shot down six Rus sian-made North Korean planes interfering with evacuation opera tions.
 As the first detachment of U. $. group troops-a Signal Corps unit entered the Korean shooting war, President Truman said i've face a serious situation" but ex- pressed hope his decision to use armed might in this conflict will lead ultimately to peace in the world. The President addressed the Reserve Officers Association in Washington.
 American political factions clos ed ranks. Herbert Hoover said the United States must have unity of purpose and action in such a sit uation. This, said the former Pres ident, is mot the time to argue origins, mistakes, responsibilities or consequences"
 President Truman's hope for peace was re-echoed. in Britain, where qualified sources said the
The Nome nugget., 1950-06-28

LONDON. (P)-Prime Minister Attlee announced Britain has de- cided 10 place its naval resources in Japanese waters at the disposal of the United States 10 support American action in South Korea.
 Attlee said inc British naval forces were offered for immedi- ate use. He made the announce ment in the Houes of Commons.
 T need scarcely say the Prime Minister speaks for all parties in the House when he makes this announcement" Winston Church i'll. leader of the Conservative op- position. declared.
 We shall do our best 10 give him any support he needs in what seems 10 me an unacceptable dutY."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-14
Su &prca

Die Siib-aoreaner linb i6on tiei
in gtoro=&orea eingebrungen. Die
amerifaniiden Sruppen itanoen am
aftunooreibisiten greitesrab Sc
mebr BEL Sub, bis bie gntibeibung
i'm Golferbunb ieben 3tpeifel an Ell
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gu neiterem gorgeben ausidloB. Die
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acknowledgement Webrbeit ratifi5ierte
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oie SanbpoG Sitblod= Stimmen eefoB-
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raj WacIrtbur befebligte Streitnadt
Ser g0lferorgoniiation Sem Gimme
nod ermddtigt miro, oie norbp1rts-
fliebenoen rotforeanii6en Sruppen
unter lleberidretillng oes Mdtunb-
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itatt nod IGnger auf @affenitredung
uno &apitu1ation ourb Sen 5einb 5ui
Darten.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-14

in elmer 5erriitteten 8elt, in Ser aIIe
am yteubau, on Der @ieoerberltealitig
bon Srbnung uno Srieben arbeiten
miiBten, Der sSeino aller, elm perloge-
ner, nerruhter Geiltb, obne gbre .liit0
@e,piiien, obne grbarn1en lrb @nn-
oe, elm Cannon, ser Mntibriit. Mls
iolder bot iid Mnsfau idon ieit
Sabr uno Sag ertpielen, unb ME Der.
mag ntatt nit Siderbeit gu iagen,
mo er bic naditen Sdldge fiibren
miro.
. IS mar l6on lange ertpartet NOR
Den, oaB ct 5ltttddlt ieine @roberit1l-
gen in alien aus5uOebnen periuhen
ueroe, po Ser Neutrality-suspicious.
europaiider Wabte ser fpmmllrliiti-
iden @eitrebolution poreearbeitet
bat. Sn Siiooit-aiien bieten rpirt-
i6aftli6e uno ioaiale MiBlt6nbe i'm
8erei1 nit Dem bon Dem inter1tntio-
nalen &ommunismus liitig gepfleg-
ten eripabenben geationalismus gar
foiele ginbrubsiteaen. Gor oaen1 iteIlt
bort oas innerlid geipaltene sSnbo-
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fenoes 6elb our 8erfiigung. 3os po-
littib tpurmiti6ige Sranfrei9, oas
itd in europa = lange bepor bieies
Dor Ser rotten Slut iidergefteat lit =
als fiibrenoe Wabt in alter 8loire
Dieoer eingeiett traumt, per5ettelt IN
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Stellung 5ranfreids in asnbo-Gbina
|onfangt unbalt6nr su iperben troh
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ibeint Ser rote 3ermiirbllngsp
IN oollem Gang 5u iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-14

uno gu perbinoern i,no aur Stelle 5,t
lein, iobalo elm &laooernoatif, elm
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8elegenbeit bieten piiroe, oils .ebr-
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our6 Oieie 8erebnuneen mahte Mac-
artbur einen Stri6, als er bur6 ben
fiibnen GoritoB geeen Seoul Den Sieg
einleitete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-10-14
Sm altem Gnropa

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belt, ser nidt nur Sen @Gblern fei=
nerlei @abl ldBt, ionbern au6 ieoe
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Stevens Running
Aids I||ionsis Win

Don Stevens Of the University
of Illinois may not be another
Buddy Young but certainly has
aided Coach Ray Eliots Illini
toward possible Rose Bow
berth, provided they win the re-
naming games and their closest
competitors, Michigan and Wis
consin fall by the wayside.
An undersfudY for John
Karras for the past two years.
he scored his first touchdown
against Ohio State Saturday on
a pass and run that covered 81
yards.
Yves Bradford, -scatback of the
University of Michigan who was
unknown until two weeks ago
was held to a total of eight yards
rushing in Saturdays game with
Northwestern. The previous week
he netted los yards.
Ollie Matson of the University
of San Francisco and leading
scorer on the West Coast, has a
chance of making some ALI
American teams. He has total
of rs points. He has been the
bright star on the San Francisco
team all season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Speeding Case
Postponed
Continued From Page ~

Quiz Five Suspects
The Special investigation squad
x,ostioned five suspects Monday
for investigation in melting a
80. -. nv aiding or spreading a
.'n,or that two children were
Killed in the house.
They are Eugene Mosely, l8,
as34 Cameron: James Ellis, ID,
ssI3 Deacon: Walter COSBY, %,
300 Cardoni: Charles Andrews,
81 e2O Marston; Pitman Glenn,
27 $50 Hague.
supt. Morgan stated that he
cav communist dispatching run
ners through the over 1000
soectators to spread false ru-
mors including one about police
bullets taking the lives of two
small children in the flat.
Arrested For Speeding
The trouble started about HIS
am. when two policemen went
10 the Gordy home to arrest the
3l-yearlold son for questioning
about an unarmed robbery. He
had been arrested about 2:30 am.
for doing so MPH in 25-mile
zone at Oakland and Woodland.
He was released after telephon-
ing lis father and obtaining $50
FOR bond.
The patrolmen. Andreas Nell
ert Jr. 30. and David Morgan,
%. were sent to rearrest young
Gourdy about an hour later after
it was learned that he was want
e, for investigation on a robbery
charge.
The father and son were alone
when Patrolman Mellert knock
ed at the door and was admitted
By the elder man. Both went
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
First Sepia Hockey
Player Signed

Arthur Darlington has been
signed to play hockey for the
Atlantic City team of the East
ern Amateur Hockey League
He is the first sepia player to
play in the league.
,Wilfred Harding of Chatham
Ont, was the first Negro to play
in the International League. He
played in 1946-47, but quit be-
cause of difficulty in travelling
from his home to league games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Suspects Held
In Mail Bag
Theft, Burning

The mystery of mail bag
theft last Oct 10th appeared TO
be clearing up after Postal In
spectors arrested four suspects
last week.
The suspects are Levi T. Wheel
er, 5414 Williams; Virgil l.. Will
liams, 4466 Mckinley; Archie J.
Sallah, 3726-24th; Kenneth o
Malcolm, 2437 Antionette.
They were being questioned
Monday about the theft and
burnin gof u. S. mail sack that
had been left at storage box in
front of 5000 Grand River.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Canadian High Court
Bans Racial
Covenants

OTTAWA, Canada After II
years the Supreme Court of
Canada has ruled against racial
covenants in the selling of prop
erty, it was announced this week.
The housing covenant. drawn
up In 1899. carried a ban on
selling of property to persons
OF Jewish. Negro or Catholic
religion or faith.
The property that was restrict
ed to the above mentioned is
located near Beach of Pines on
Lake Huron in the Resort town
of Grand Bend, Ont. Officials
familiar with the Canadian COM
munity, nearest the United States
border, declare that is probably
the only such covenant existent
in the Dominion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

nto the bedroom where the son
was asleep and an argument en-
sued about young Gourdy being
placed under arrest, police re-
ported.
The father stated that the ar
gument was result Of placing his
sonunder arrest and failing to let
him put on his shirt.
Put On Hand Cuffs
When the patrolman got to the
front door after placing handouts
on the son, he called to his part
ner (Morgan). While at the front
door, the father repeatedly start
ed to tussle with Mellert, and as
the patrolman drew his gun, fled
into the bedroom where the son
walked out on the porch with
the son, and as patrolman Morgan
came up on the porch, a shot
was fired through the windo,
striking Mellert in the center Of
the back. He collapsed and fell
down the steps to die on the side
walk.
Patrolman Morgan jumped be-
hind brick pillar and fired one
shot at an object behind the win
dow, police stated. A second shot
was fired through the window,
the bullet striking Morgan's gun
and splattering fragments to
cause facial and an eye abrasions.
The elder Gourdy fired only two
shots.
Didn't Fire First
The father asserted that the
first shot was fired by Patrolman
Morgan and was supported by his
son in a formal statement taken
by police secretary. Young
Gourdy stated that he was going
down the steps with the patrol
men when Morgan turned around
and fired into the window. Then
the other officer dropped and
ram" he added.
Young Gourdy. who was hand
cuffed, ran to a gas station at
King and Oakland, and sent an
unknown person to the home Of
Patrolman Howard Jones, OF the
9th Precinct, who is friend of
his, to come and arrest him at the
station. The son repeatedly
feared arrest by white" officers.
After the shooting. the father
went to a chifferobe in the din
ing room, got key to his desk
where he keep ammunition which
was used to do deer hunting. He
stated that he first intended to
hold his ground and stay in the
house, as he was mad because
the patrolman took his son, but
later changed his mind and ran
out of the back door and up
stairs where he broke the rear
door open and hid in the upper
flat.
Ran Out With Others
He remained in the upper flat
until police threw tear gas in and
he came out Wi tn the other IL
persons covered in the flat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

man Commando unit, dressed in
helments, wearing gas masks, and
caryinrg sub-machine guns were
at the scene to rout the father
with steady rain of bullet and
tear gas shells which broke out
first floor window panes and
those in two attic windows.
Earlier, occupants in the upper
flats were told to lay prone on
the floor. Tear gas intensity at
fected portion of the onlook-
ers, who were attracted by the
shooting and numerous police
sirens.
Blocks OF Street
AS a precaution against pos
sible rioting, Alger, from Oakland
to Cameron, was blocked-off,
while a heavy detail of police re-
manned in the area overnight.
There were no reports of disur-
bance.
Other rumors attributed TO
Communist prompting included
the Shooting Of a l7-year-old boy
who ran through an alley with
police after him to his home
where patrolmen battered down
the door and threatened his mo-
Their, and that a race riot was i'm
menent because of unwarranted
police brutality against Negroes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17
Save $500 On
This Home Mixed,
Cough Syrup
Easily Mixed. Needs No Cooking.

Easily Mixed. Needs No Cooking.
Cough medicines usually contain large
quantity Of plain syrup-a good ingredient,
but one which you can easily make at home.
Mix 2 cups Of granuated sugar with cup
Of water. No cooking! Or you can use corn
syrup or liquid honey. instead Of sugar syrup.
Then get from your druggist 2k ounces
Of Pinex. pour it into a pint bottle. and fill
up with your syrup. This gives you full
pint Of wonderful medicine for coughs due
to colds. 1t makes real saving because it
gives you about four times as much for your
money. Never spoils. and children love il.
This is actually surprisingly effective,
quick-acting cough medicine. Swiftly. you
feel it taking hold. 1t loosens phlegm, soothes
irritated membranes. makes breathing easy.
Pinex is a special compound Of proven
ingredients, in concentrated form. most
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chial irritatons. Money refunded if it doesn't
please you in every way.
FOR EXTRA CONVENIENCE GET NEW
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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17
Rats Blamed for Spread
OF Mesquite in Arizona

Desert rats that gather reserve
feed, store it in shallow caches,
and leave many of these undis-
turbed, are practically planters of
the stored seed This is one of the
important causes of the rapid in
vasion of grassy range lands by
mesquite shrub.
Mesquite, says the US. depart
ment of agriculture, displaces
forage grasses and reduces the
beef and wool production. In areas
in Arizona the number of mesquite
shrubs to the acre have increased
about SO per cent in the past Is
years, according to US. forest
service report.
The Merriam Kangaroo rat is a
small rodent that lives in the arid
areas of the southwest. The mes
quite is one of its favorite foods.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17
War Criminals

OF 10000 persons brought to
trial on charges of treason since
Norway's liberation from German
armies, only 800 of the 20, 600 SEN
fenced to prison are still serving
time. Pardons and readjustments
have been common and by the
years end Il e number behind
bars should total only about 600
Income from fines confiscations
and reparations under the post
liberation treason proceedings to-
tailed over $20,OOO,OOO.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17
Undulant Fever Must Be
Wiped Out in Animals

The only known way to eliminate
undulant fever in man is to eradi-
cate the disease in domestic ami
mails, according to w. w. Sphinx,
professor of veterinary medicine
at the University of Minnesota.
Prevention of undulant fever, or
brucellosis, in man requires the
pasteurization of all milk used for
human consumption, Sphinx says
There is no way, he says, Of pre-.
vention by immunizing. ..
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17
Handsome Wall Pockets
In EorIy American Theme
Early American Wall Pockets

Early American Wall Pockets
HERE is an idea for attractive
- gifts to make. Pattern 26l
gives three different authentic de.
signs for making these Early
American wall pockets to be used
for letters, keys, gloves or trailing
vines. Hang on wall or stand on
desk.
Price of pattern is Csc.
WORKSHOP PATTERN SERVICE
Drawer 10
Bedford Hills, New York
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17


For the luncheon at which you
want to gather together few
friends casually, plan a simple
menu that can be easily served.
You'll enjoy your guests so much
better!
Even though you entertain six or
more for luncheon, the menu should
be simple, and not a dinner. Serve
small portions of food, daintily and
prettily. Make them feminine, and
not too fattening. Your guests, di-
citing or maintaining weight, will
appreciate this type of meal more
than heavy foods which they'll
have to go home to prepare for the
, menfolk
A good plan for luncheon in
cludes a clear soup, fruit cup or
vegetable or fruit juice for first
course, but this may be omitted
for very simple lurcheons.
Plan a main dish and serve it
with hot breads. Use a vegetable
garnish or salad that can be
served on the same plate with the
main dish.
HERE ARE TWO pie recipes
= which you will enjoy using with
any of the above main dishes.
Frozen Lemon Pie
IL cups vanilla wafer
IL cups vanilla wafer
crumbs, finely rolled
2 tablespoons melted but
ter
eggs, separated
a cup lemon juice
I N cup sugar 80.
teaspoon finely grated
lemon rind
" pint whipping cream
Line refrigerator tray with one
cup crumbs mixed well with but
ter. Combine egg yolks, sugar, lem
on juice and lemon rind. Cook on
| .:e~~S~@> -. low; heat until
| SECt) mixture thick
| /k~.SN ems, stirring con-
(ISSAS1\ .stantly. Chill
I\\ZdA&SsN4/ whipped cream.
| :\>S/ Beat egg whites
- until they stand
in peaks and fold into lemon mix
ture. Pour into lined tray and
sprinkle with remaining crumbs.
Freeze until firm. Cut in triangles.
Rhubarb Deep-Dish Pie
!. (Serves 10)
8 cups rhubarb cut in H.
inch pieces
II. 2 cups sugar
Il cup cornstarch
N teaspoon nutmeg
"A cup butter
tablespoon orange rind
"A cup orange juice
" recipe pastry
| Place rhubarb in colander and
pour boiling water over it. Sift
together sugar, cornstarch> and nut
meg. Cut in butter, add orange
rind and juice, and blend. Add rhu-
barb and mix well. Spread over
bottom of 9xl3inch pan. Place
10 rectangular. pieces of pastry
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-17

Leftover canned fruits or veg
etables may now be kept in the
original tin cans with safety. "a
thin film of oil over pimiento pods
left in the can will keep them
from molding Olives should be
kept in their liquor.)
Sterilize bread box occasionally
by washing thoroughly in hot,
soapy water, rinsing with boiling
water, drying well and airing in
sunshine. Sticky cinnamon rolls,
coffee cake, ETC., may be kept in
the bread box with the bread or in
a covered rooster.