NEW NAZI PARTY ALARMS ALLIES;
By BRACK CURRY
AP Newsfeaiures
FRANKFURT — “We like Hitler. Join us for the defense of
German blood and honor.”
It is Gen. Otto Remer, a pet of Hitler’s in the dying days of
Nazism, speaking. The old Nazis at the mass rally cheer and stomp.
A brass band strikes up the “Badenweiler March,” Der Fuehrer’s
favorite song. Former storm troop
ers and SS men, Nazi party mem
bers and war veterans snap to
reverent attention.
This is the Socialist Reich
Party—a frank, open attempt at
reviving Nazism in Germany. This
GEN. OTTO REMER
fanatical movement, launched in
the British Zone three years ago,
is now rapidly expanding into
the American Occupation Zone in
a brazen bid for national politi
cal power.
And in Bavaria, the birthplace
of Nazism, the rabble - rousing
Alfred Loritz claims he is about
to merge his radical “Economic
Reconstruction Party” with the
new Nazis.
It has invaded the big U. S.
occupied cities of Frankfurt,
Kassel, Munich, Stuttgart and
Donald Gordon, Fairbanks,
Appointed Board of Health
JUNEAU, Sept. 6 — Governor
Gruening this week announced
the appointment of Donald F.
Gordon of Fairbanks to the Board
of Health representing the Fourth
Division. Mr. Gordon succeeds
George Preston, Sr., whose term
had expired and did not desire
reappointment. This is a four year
appointment expiring the fourth
Monday in January, 1955, and is
subject to confirmation by the
next session of the territorial leg
islature.
The other members of the
Board of Health are Dr. Dwight
W. Cramer of Ketchikan, repre
senting the First Division; Mrs.
Katherine Kehoe of Nome, repre
senting the Second Division; Dr.
Asa T. Martin of Anchorage, rep
resenting the Third Division, and ,
Rev. R. Rolland Armstrong of Ju
neau, member at large.
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U. S. And Portugal
Sign New Agreement
WASHINGTON, i/P) — The
1 United States and Portugal yes
terday signed a new agreement
which is expected to enable North
Atlantic Alliance nations to use
bases in the Azores “for the pur
pose of the common defense.”
The agreement takes the place
of the postwar arrangement by
which the United States uses
Lagens Field in the Azores. The
State Department said in announ
cing the action that the agree
ment gives the United States “cer
tain new rights in addition to
tthose already in effect.”
Heidelberg. Former strom troop
ers and SS 'Elite Guard) men are
roaming the states of Hesse and
Wuerttenberg - Baden to enlist
farm support.
NOTICE OF SALE
Of Property of Albert Chagnon
The Following Described Private Property Is Offered For Sale
| . Lot 7 Block 24, Townsite of Nome
The northwest comer of Second Ave. and E Street. 50
feet frontage of Second Ave., 115 feet on E Street. One two
story frame building with shed attached and contents consist
ing of bedding, furniture, household and camp equipment,
and tools.
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Lot 6 Block 24, Townsite of Nome
Thirty-six foot frontage on Second Ave., 70 feet deep. One
siory frame building with large shed and contents consisting of
stoves, household furniture and camp equipment, clothing, tools,
etc.; one old frame dog barn about 8' by 10'; one shed; old
boiler house about 16' by 20'; old boiler, pipes, mining equip
ment, and old lumber with miscellaneous lumber lying around;
one old Ford truck.
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Lot 5 Block 24. Townsite of Nome
Thirty-seven and seventy-five hundredths feet frontage on
Second Street, 80 feel deep. One large galvanized warehouse
and contents, mining equipment, tools, machinist and build
ers, and a lot of second hand lumber, fish nets, etc. Lumber of
all types and description piled near to and adjoining said
building.
—4—
North 90 feej of Lot 7 Block 56, Townsite of Nome
Lies 90 feet along E Street, old broken shack upon same
and 50 feet wide.
—5—
Lot 8 Block 56, Townsite of Nome
Fifty foot frontage on Second Street 140 feet deep. One
old frame cabin with a badly damaged large shed attached,
also a Large pile of lumber from a wrecked cabin lying behind
the house. 4
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Lot 12 Block 55, Townsite of Nome
Fifty fool frontage on Second Street and 140 feet deep.
Bids may be submitted to A. Pole! up to and including
October 1, for any particular item or for the whole offering.
The bid which brings the most for the owner will be the basis
for sale. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by U.S. Dept, of Commeiie,
Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy this afternoon
with scattered light showers. Clear
and cold tonight with increasing
cloudiness Saturday. Light vari
able winds. Lowest temperature
expected tonight 29, highest to
morrow 48.
Nome data last 24 hours as ot*
7 a.m. tod-ay: Precipitation, trace.
Month total .16 inch. Tempera
tures: highest 45, lowest 30. Maxi
mum wind 20 mph. from the
WNW. Sunrise at 5:01 a.m., sun
set at 6:57 p.m.
Temperatures one year ago to
day: highest 51, lowest* 43. Ex
treme temperatures on this date
since 1907: highest 66 in 1911, low
est 26 in 1932.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 37 Drizzle
Point Hope 34 Showers
Kotzebue 39 Part cloudy
Wales 36 Part cloudy
Gambell 35 Cloudy
Vome 37 Clear
Unalakleet 39 Cloudy
Bethel 41 Cloudy
McGrath 43 Cloudy
Anchorage 45 Fog
Fairbanks 44 Part cloudy
Whitehorse 56 Cloudy
Edmonton 66 Part cloudy
Juneau 56 Cloudy
Ketchikan 64 Cloudy
Seattle 64 Cloudy
San Francisco' 68 Clear
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
East Germans Bar Parcel
Post Bound For West
BERLIN, {/P) — Russian zone
communists turned another screw
yesterday in their harassment of
Berlin’s lifeline traffic with the
west. They barred mail cars
loaded with parcel post for the
West German Republic.
This newest interference was
disclosed while the Western Al
lies High Commission met here to
debate what counter - measures
could be taken against the com
munist road tax which is squeez
ing highway traffic with the west.
Civilization has advanced from
shoeless toes to toeless shoes.
WEDNESDAY BASEBALL
American League
Boston 4—New York 2
Cleveland 5—Detroit 2
Philadelphia 4-9 — Washington
1-7
National League
Brooklyn 5—Philadelphia 2
New York 3-9—Boston 2-1
Cincinnati 6—Pittsburgh 3
Chicago 3-5—St. Louis 2-6
Pacific Coast League
Hollywood 3—Sacramento 2
San Francisco 3—San Diego 0
Seattle 4—Oakland 2
Portland 8—Los Angeles 6
All persons are competent to
make a will except idiots, persons
of unsound mind and infants.
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We Wish to announce the closing of Jinx
Cafe in its present location and express appre
ciation to our patrons and friends.
We will see you all next week at the new
Jinx Cafe, which will open Monday morning in
the location of the North Star Grill.
ANN and HERB JENKS
Another Reason Why
You’ll Prefer Budweiser
Ja We, too, could make a beer without lagering
... but not -Budweiser. Lager beer is beer that
goes through a long second fermentation,
which really ages it. In that process, Mother
Nature also enriches it with bubbling, natural
carbonation. It’s the costliest brewing process
known... and it creates the exquisite bouquet
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and distinctive taste of Budweiser.
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5,x7 , There's nothing like it. . . absolutely nothing
ANHEUSER-BUSCH. INC. . . . ST. LOUIS