No American Soldiers
Killed For Third Day
In Ground Action
By JOHN RANDOLPH
SEOUL, Korea, (/P)—American
Sabre jets shot down two Red
jets and badly damaged, another
in a renewal of air battles over
nor hwest Korea Thursday, the
Fifth Air Force reported.
Chilled infantrymen of both
sides stayed mainly behind their
own lines. Patrols, as always,
roamed the no-man’s-land be
tween. The U.S. Eighth Army re
ported that, for the third day
within a month, no American sol
diers were killed in ground action
in the 24 hours ending 6 p.m.
Wednesday.
In the air, while Sabre jets
hunted for MIGs and flew cover
for heavier planes, fighter-bomb
ers resumed their relentless at
tacks on North Korean roads,
rails and supply lines.
Harold L. Ickes
Is Hospitalized
WASHINGTON, (/P)—Harold L.
Ickes, self - styled curmudgeon
who was Secretary of the Interior
from 1933 to 1946, is a patient in
a local hospital suffering from
what his wife described as “a
mighty painful nerve root condi
tion.”
Mrs. Ickes told a reporter Wed
nesday her husband entered
Georgetown University Hospital a
week ago Thursday. She said he
is “getting along all right.” She
said: “It is no dread disease, but
it does give considerable pain.”
Ickes, who is 77, has lived on
a nearby Maryland farm since he
left the cabinet.
NOTICE
Ordinance No. 351 amending
Sales Tax Ordinance No. 335 was
adopted by the Nome City Coun- \
cil Dec. 10, 1951, and becomes ef
fective Jan. 1, 1952.
Doctors, dentists and lawyers
are released from adding City
Sales Tax to their fees.
Services of tailors, seamstresses
and rental of lots are added for
Sales Tax collections.
Nome City Council
By Carrie M. McLain,
Dec.14,21,28, City Clerk
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Cease-Fire Line
Agreement Ends
On Ominous Note
MUNSAN, Korea, (&) — The
30-day Korea cease-fire line ag
reement ran out Thursday on “a
rather ominous note” in truce
talks about Allied prisoner of war
deaths.
There was no indication here of
plans to extend the agreement
responsible far the 30-day twi
light war. The full five-man ar
mistice committees which signed
the original agreement Nov. 27
did not even meet. An official
U.N. spokesman said neither side
asked for an extension.
But in a subcommittee session
at Panmunjom Thursday, Rear
Adm. R. E. Libby said the com
munists hinted: they may report
many of the 50,000 unaccounted
far Allied prisoners of war died
of exposure and disease.
Libby said it was “a rather
ominous note. It might have been
a forewarning that all these peo
ple died of illness.”
Subcommittees working on the
problems of exchanging war pri
soners and supervising a truce
still were deadlocked when they
adjourned their last session be
fore the scheduled expiration
hour.
High diplomatic officials in
Washington said the supreme UN
commander had been authorized
to approve an extension of up to
15 days if he felt there was hope
of reaching an agreement.
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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
And Determination of Heirs
And Beneficiaries
No. 867
In the Probate Court for the Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Division,
Territory of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GEORGE M. MARSHALL*, De
ceased.
The final report and account of
the administrator herein having
been duly filed, the Judge of the
Probate Court above-named has
ordered that a final hearing in
the matter of this estate be held
before the said Court on the 22nd
day of February, 1952, at the
hour of 10:00 a.m., and that at
such time and place the Court
will hear proof as to who the
heirs and beneficiaries of this es
tate are and will adjudicate the
same.
All objections to the report and
accounts of the administrator and
proof as to the heirs and benefi
ciaries of this estate will be heard
at such time and place.
Dated this 20th day of Decern- j
ber, 1951.
B. B. MOZEE,
Administrator CW.W.A.)
Publish Dec. 21, 28, 1951, Jan.
4, 11, 1952.
Russia Denounces U.S.
Ambassador To Kremlin
As Foe of The Soviets
By EDWARD E. BOMAR
WASHINGTON, (/P) — Russia
has agreed to accept George F.
Kennan as the new U.S. Ambas
sador to Russia, almost at the
same time denouncing him as a
foe of the Soviets.
President Truman announced
the selection of the 47-year-old
career diplomat, who is credited
with being a principal author of
the present American policy of
containment to counter the threat
I
of communist aggression.
Keenan will succeed former
Rear Adm. Alan G. Kirk, whose
request for retirement president
ial secretary Joseph Short said
Mr. Truman accepted with reluc
tance.
The announcement was made
after the Kremlin orally informed
the White House that Kennan
would be acceptable. There had
been some speculation that he
would not be. It arose after at
tacks on him by both Pravda and
radio Moscow, the latest only
Wednesday.
Keenan has had long experi
ence in dealing with the Soviets,
previous service in the embassy
at Moscow, and speaks the Rus
sians language fluently.
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