U. S. DISTRICT COURT
In U. S. District Court Wednes
day afternoon. Judge Joseph E.
Kehoe entertained a motion of C.
C. Tanner, defense attorney for
Silas Kamalook, that the first
count of the charges against his
client, be removed for lack of evi
dence.
The second count, burglary of a
dwelling was continued over until
the morning session Thursday.
The case was given to the jury
before the court adjourned for
lunch and a verdict of guilty was
returned shortly after two o’clock
in the afternoon.
Judge Kehoe stated sentence
would be pronounced later and
that court would be adjourned un
til 10:00 a.m. December 12.
There are only two. large cities
in Burma—Rangoon with 500,800
people and Mandalay with 163,000.
MRS. NORVIN LEWIS IN
SEATTLE HOSPITAL
Word has been received here
from Seattle that Mrs. Norvin
Lewis is in a Seattle hospital
where she underwent an operation
for a tumor. Norvin Lewis is at
tending a Masonic meeting in
Seattle.
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MARIANNA FANNON AND
CLIFFORD SHAW TO WED
Miss Marianna Fannon who is
employed at the U. S. Weather
Bureau here has announced her
wedding to Warrant Officer Clif
ford Norton Shaw of the U. S. Air
Forces for tomorrow, Saturday,
December 6, at the Officers Club
at the Nome Air Base.
“Your leg is swollen,” admitted
the doctor, “but I wouldn’t worry
about it.” (
“Well, if your leg was swollen,
I wouldn’t worry about it either.”
NOTICE
Arctic Club Party for Members
Saturday, December 6
In Pioneer Hall at 9:00 P. M.
Dancing and Refreshments
with a good time for all.
Prizes will he awarded
for the Best “Kids” Costume
Admission will be $1.00 per person
DOROTHY’S
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For The Baby - - -
Buntings - Under Shirts - Receiving Blankets
Snow Suits - Wool Blankets - Comforters
Gowns - Robes - Hoods
Helmets - Rings - Bracelets
Gift Items
Roselane Pottery - funiper and Myrtlewood
Bridge Sets - Salt and Pepper Sets
Ever Last Hand Wrought Aluminum
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December 10 for Yakutat, Ketchikan, Seattle.
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BREAKWATER COMMITTEE
PLANS NEW PROPOSALS
The City of Nome breakwater
1 Committee, headed by councilmen
Carl D. Anderson and Richard
Webb, are making plans lor a re
port on the city’s request for addi
tional time to present new data,
and a study of the report of the
Engineers department on the or
iginal proposals for the Nome
breakwater.
Anderson stated that the com
mittee will analyze the various
parts of the original report and
make detailed recommendations to
the city council on Monday night
at the regular meeting.
Members of the committee also
suggested that all persons interest
ed in the breakwater (all taxpay
ers should be) should be present
to give assistance in any way pos- j
! sible, with ideas and opinions.
OLD-TIMER DIES IN
SAN FRANCISCO
Mrs. E. J. McDaniels who lived
! in Nome for many years of the
gold rush days died at her home
in San Francisco on October 11th.
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Community Christmas Tree Com
mittee will hold its first meeting
at the City Hall Sunday afternoon
at 2 p.m. All interested invited to
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Friday
"THE BLOCKED TRAIL"
The Three Mesquiteers
Also Chap. 2
i "Secret Service in Darkest Africa"
1 Show, December 6, 7:30 P.M.
Saturday
"O. S. S."
i Alan Ladd - Geraldine Fitzgerald
Also "Gabriel, Church Kitten"
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Sunday
E "STEPPIN' IN SOCIETY"
Edward Everett Horton
Gladys George
Also "No Place Like Some"
What’s Cooking?
By CHARLOTTE ADAMS
CHOCOLATE PUDDING
1 quart milk 3 egg yolks
Vi cup sugar 1 egg white
2 squares chocolate
Combine milk and sugar and
bring to boil. Take off fire. Put
two tablespoons of milk mixture
in pan with chocolate and cook
until chocolate melts. Add rest of
milk mixture and cool. Beat egg
yolks and white together and add.
Strain and pour into small baking
cups. Place in a pan of water and
bake 15 minutes at 350°. Chill and
serve.
PARKERHOUSE ROLLS
2 cups scalded milk
2 teaspoons salt
3 tablespoons sugar
5 tablespoons shortening
1 yeast cake
6 cups flour (sifted)
Place milk, salt, sugar and
shortening in a large mixing bowl.
When the mixture is lukewarm
crumble yeast over the surface of
the liquid. Add three cups flour
and beat vigorously. Add enough
additional flour to form a soft
dough. Knead on a floured pastry
board until smooth and elastic.
Place in a greased bowl, brush
1 surface with melted shortening
and allow to rise until dough is
double in bulk. Cut down, knead
lightly, place in a tightly covered
! container and store in a refriger
ator. Before baking knead lightly,
shape into rolls, brush tops with
melted shortening, allow to rise
until light. Bake at 400° 15 to 20
minutes.
Death Toll Mounts
In Palestine
Partition Protests
(Continued from Page One)
death by police in the Jaffa sector.
A Jewish truck driver died of
knife wounds sustained in Wed
nesday’s Jerusalem fighting, and
the slashed body of another Jew
was found in the center of the
Holy City.
For the fourth day Cairo expe
rienced a tumultuous anti-parti
tion demonstration A crowd es
timated at 15,000 paraded, smash
ed shop windows and fired trol
leys and automobiles. Police dis
1 counted a report that three stu
dents were killed and eight were
wounded, saying they had no
news of casualties.
Police fired volleys over the
heads of the crowd and charged
them with clubs and whips as the
demonstrators shouted “Palestine
for the Arabs!”
Demonstrators in Iraq set fire to
the United States information of
fice at Baghdad, wrecked furni
ture and smashed windows, de
spite efforts of police to halt them.
All Baghdad’s Jews were being
registered in what was believed to
be a precautionary move looking
toward possible evacuation of the
Jewish population to a safe place.
The Jewish quarter of Beirut,
Lebanon, was shaken by a bomb
explosion, but there were no cas
ualties.
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Admission free.
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