THANKS
I wish to express my apprecia
tion to the people of Nome for
their generous support in the Pri
maries.
Geo. J. Waldheim.
THANKS
To the voters of Second Division
I appreciate the support given me
on my election in the primaries.
William Beltz.
THANKS
My sincere appreciation goes to
all who voted in the primary el
ection, Tuesday.
W. W. Laws.
"I AGREE...
it’s the
finest tasting
!CME
ever brewed...
with that "just right” flavor that
makes it my favorite beer!”
says screen star
LINDA STIRLING
Yes, Acme has that "just
right" flavor! Tangy, zest
ful, sparkling... now more
delicious than EVER! Treat
yourself to Acme Beer to
day. Enjoy a brand new
taste thrill in thirst-quench
ing, satisfying refreshment!
BREWED WITH
PRIZE-WINNING HOPS
ACME BREWERIES • Son FronciKO
West Coast Distributors,
Inc.
Seattle, Washington
”\\ ill he no war,”
Says Russia.
• Continued from Page One)
i worldwide explosion, Russian-li
censed newspapers in Berlin de
; dared:
“There will be no war.”
Then they proceeded to devote
a large part of their space to at
.acks on the United States and
other western powers. U.S. au
thorities started investigating he
: new Naional Democrat Party in
; Germany, which they said had
Nazi tendencies. The party scored
heavily in community elections.
Yugoslavia trimmed her claims
tor Austrian territory from 1,000
to 8000 square miles. Heavy snow
in central Greece slowed the cam
paign against the guerrillas. The
21 Republics of America discussed
in Bogota a new treaty in the Pan
American conference amid reports
that the U.S. Senate might not
ratify the act.
The Finnish Parliament rati-1
lied a treaty of friendship and
military assistance with Russ!.i.
Abdullah said the Arab force
which took Jericho was ‘ scout
;r ops” ,which always precede the
regular army. The British, who
trained his legion and command
most of it, said yesterday the leg
ionaires were assigned only to
secure Allenby Bridge over the
River Jordan.
; Abdullah recalled to active ser
vice all retired legion offi ers.
He said Trans-Jordan tribes as
sured him “we are at war with
the Jews.
ORDINANCE No. 320.
An Ordinance of the City of
Nome. Alaska, providing for the
licensing of motor vehicles.
EE IT ORDAINED AND EN
ACTED by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, Alaska, as
follows:
Section I.
From and after the first day
of July. 1948, it shall be unlaw
ful for any person, firm or cor
poration to drive or operate any
motor vehicle upon any street in
the City of Nomj without having
attached upon said vehicle a li
cense prescribed and issued by
i the City of Nome and in pursu
ance of rules and regulations here
inafter prescribed.
Section II.
Before any such license shall
1 issue, the applicant shall make
| written application to the Clerk
1 of the City of Nome upon pre
scribed forms of the said City
and in accordance with rules here
inafter enumerated and shall have
paid the fees prescribed in the
following schedule:
A. For all trucks ‘including
Pick-ups), Station wagons, trac
tors, taxicabs and all other auto
mobiles used for hire or used
principally for commercial and
business use, the license fee shall
be Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) for the
period beginning July 1, and end
ing December 31, 1948, and a like
fee for each calendar year there
after.
B. For all other motor vehicles
the license fee shall be Ten Dol-i
lars <$ 10.00) for the period be
ginning July 1, and ending Dec
ember 31, 1948, and a like fee
j for each calendar year thereafter.
C. The license when is
| sued shall consist of a prescribed
• paoer “sticker” and the owner,
I
operator or driver of any licensed
vehicle shall at all times during
the year for which issued have
such license permanently stuck
on and attached to the windshield
of the vphio!"* for which it was
issued; provided that where the,
U. Of W. President
Defends Dr. Hurd
Against Omening
SEATTLE. —</P i — President
Raymond P. Allen of the Univer
sity of Washington, defended a
faculty member today against crit
icism by Alaska Governor Ernest
Gruening.
The faculty member is Dr. Hen
ry A. Burd, who testified before
a joint congressional committee
on Alaskan matters.
President Allen released an ex
change of letters with the Alaska
governor. The governor started
his letter with a statement that
“I am addressing with reference
to a matter which may cast serious
reflection upon the institution you
serve as president.”
He went on to say that *‘the j
freight rates about which Dr. Burd
so readily testified were computed
not by Dr. Burd at all but by the
steamship company which had
‘commissioned’ him.” He referred
to the Alaska Steamship Comp
any.
President Allen replied that Dr.
Burd’s report on Alaska retail
prices and their relation to Alaska
freights was “as objective as the
modern science of market re
search makes possible.”
Referring to a report of Dr.
Burd’s findings published in the
University Journal. Pacific North
west industry, Governor Gruening
said:
\In his article,—Dr. Burd does
not indicate that the study on
which it was based was bought
and paid for by a private trans
portation company whose egreg
iously high rates were under in
vestigation.”
Dr. Allen said professors are
permitted to undertake such side
work. He added that investiga
ti®ns showed that Dr. Burd per
sonally checked retail prices in
the survey. He said Dr. Burd
did all the tabulating except the
computation of freight costs on
the individual items, which was
done by clerks but checked by
him.”
Dr. Allen said he had made a
thorough investigation of the con
troversy and “my conclusion is
that the university has in no wise
overstepped the bounds of pro
priety in its actions.”
vehicle has no windshield, such
license shall be permanently stuck
on and attached inside the ve- j
hide where it may be viewed.
Section III.
Any person, firm or corpora
tion driving or operating a motor
vehicle on any street of the City
of Nome in violation of any pro
vision of this Ordinance shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction thereof may be fined j
any sum not to exceed One Hun- (
dred Dollars <$100.00) or be im
prisoned for a term not to ex
ceed thirty <30) days or may be
both so fined and imprisoned, all
at the discretion of the magistrate.
Passed by the Common Coun
cil of the City of Nome at Special
session assembled the 26th day of
April, 1948.
Approved April 26, 1848.
SEAL Luther Dunbar
Mayor
Attest: Carrie M. McLain
Clerk
Pub. Apl. 28, May 5. 12, 1948.'
_
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for Alice Kow
asuk will be held on Friday af
ternoon at two o'clock from the
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
Church. j
the world's doily newspaper—
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR. You will find yourself one of
the best-informed persons in your community on world affairs when
you read this world-wide daily newspaper regularly You will gam
fresh, new viewpoints, o fuller, richer understanding of today's vital
news—PLUS help from its exclusive features on homemaking, educa
tion, business, theater, music, radio, sports.
Subscribe now to
this special "get
acquainted" offer
—1 month for $|
(U. S funds) I
The Christian Science Publishing Society PE 5
One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Mass, U S A
Enclosed is $1, tor which please senijl me The Christian
Science Monitor tor one month
Name__________
Street___ _
City__ Zone__ State_
(Br 'femo
lAJrQY^
"TtdU
~Ttjb
Hills Bros. Coffee is a blend of
the world's finest coffees.
Every pound you buy has the
same matchless flavor, brought
to uniform perfection by the
exclusive Hills Bros, process—
CONTROLLED ROASTING.
Vacuum-packing in cans keeps
Hills Bros. Coffee fresh and
fragrant.
Tridi mitk* Rt| U S Pit Off .
I
TWO GRINDS:
</ Drip and Glass-Maker Grind
«/ Regular &rlnd
Copytighl 1948-Hilts Bios Coffee, Inc.