SSES LOSE IN BATTLE
>R GERMANY
BERLIN, </P)—Hard times have
ide the kiss unfashionable in
•rmany, according to the Ger
an press. “The sentimental kiss,
e insignificant family kiss are
t of place,” the newspaper
lacht Express” found. “Hard
nes usually limit sentimental ex
•essions to an absloute minimum,
he newspaper said it found kiss
lg in public also had “grown
lore seldom.”
“Since the housewife has been
•eed from the seclusion of the
ome and participates in all daily
lappenings, the attitude of the
exe.> toward one another has be
•ome more open and unaffected.
Sven young people in love no
onger feel it is necessary to make
he world a witness to their love.”
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Concerning the Estate of Tom
Berryman, deceased; Hereby is
given a second notice to all cred
itors of this Estate to present any
outstanding accounts held against
this Estate within 90 days from
this date. 20th day of August, 1949.
MOLLY BERRYMAN,
Administratrix
Pub. Aug. 19, 26, Sept. 2, 9, 1949.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
T.:E CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION.
EKRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF BERNARD VINCENT
B :LLEVIEW, Deceased.
No. 800
Notice of Hearing on Final Report
Ar.d Account of Administrator
And Determination of Heirs And
Beneficiaries
The Final Report and Account
of the Administrator of the fore
going estate having been duly
file i. the Judge of the Probate
Court above named has ordered
thr: a Hearing on the said Report
an 1 Account and the settlement
the reoi will be held before the
said Court of the 12th day of Oc
tober, 1949, at the hour of 10:00
o’clock A. M.; also that at such
tirre and place the Court will
he. r proof as to who the heirs and
beneficiaries of this estate are and
will adjudicate the same.
All objections to the Report and
Account of the Administrator and
proof in reference to heirs and
beneficiaries of this estate will be
heard at such time and place.
DATED this 9th day of August,
1949.
W. E. H. CREMER,
Administrator, j
Pub. Aug. 12, 19, 26, Sept. 2, 1949.
TURKEY PLAGUED
BY SHORTAGES
ISTANBUL, Turkey (/Pi—Short
ages are plaguing Turkey again.
Sugar is virtually non-existent so
far as the consumer is concerned.
It is being “allocated” once again.
The government will not use the
word “ration.” Rumors of a short
age of matches started a run that
wiped out supplies in virtually ev
ery store and stand within a single
day. Actually, there are plenty of
matches, but the run reflected a
deep concern among buyers. Ten
is virtually impossible to find.
The wheat content in bread has
been reduced and, unless you bake
at home or find a black market
source, you must be satisfied with
a very heavy, brown loaf that
hardly tastes like bread. But there
is no shortage of food in general—
for those who can afford to buy it.
Markets are jammed with lamb
and beef and any type of vege
table and fruit a person might de
sire.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
SECOND DIVISION, DISTRICT
OF ALASKA
■ ss:
Public notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of a writ of Fieri
1 Facias »or execution', dated Au
I gust 8th, A. D. 1949. issued out
of the District Court, of the United
States for the Second Division,
District of Alaska on a judgment
rendered in said Court, on the 31st
day of August, A. D. 1948, in fa
vor of R. E. Havenstrite and
against Arctic Circle Exploration,
Incorporated, a corporation, I
have, on this 25th day of August,
A. D. 1949, levied upon the fol
lowing described real estate, situ
ated in the Fairhaven Precinct |
and Territory of Alaska, to wit: ,
All right, title, claim and inter
est of the defendant in and to the
following mining claims:
Johnson Bench, R.L. off Burn- i
side Association; Seattle Bench, R. :
L. off No. 10 Below Burnside As- ,
soc.; Tacoma Bench, R.L. off No.
11 Below Burnside Assoc.; Kent
Bench, R.L. Keewalik; Fox Bench,
R.L. Keewalik; Bear Bench, R.L.
Keewalik; Norman Bench, R.L.
Keewalik; Kalmar Bench. R.L.
Keewalik: May Bench, R.L. Kee- |
walik; Lava Bench, R.L. Keewa
lik; Sunshine Bench, R.L. Keewa- •
lik; Rex Bench, R.L. Keewalik;
Lax Bench, R.L. Keewalik; No. 1 '
Below Winner Assoc., R.L. Kee
walik River; No. 2 Below Winner
Assoc., R.L. Keewalik River; No. 2 |
Below Winner Assoc., R.L. Kee- ,
walik River; No. 4 Below Winner 1
' Assoc., R.L. Keewalik River; No.
; 5 Below Winner Assoc., R.L. Kee
I walik River; No. 5 Below Winner
Assoc., R.L. Keewalik River; No. 1
I Above Hoover Assoc., R.L. Kee
| walik River: No. 2 Above Hoover
■ Assoc., R.L. Keewalik River;
, Burnside Association, No. 1 Below
Burnside Assoc. Keewalik River;
Burnside Association, No. 2 Below
Burnside Assoc., Keewalik River;
I Burnside Association, No. 3 Below
, Burnside Assoc. Keewalik River;
| Burnside Association, No. 4 Be
low' Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
1 River; Burnside Association, No. 5
Below’ Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
River; Burnside Association. No. 6
I Below’ Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
River; Burnside Association No. 7
Below’ Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
River; Burnside Association, No. 8
Below’ Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
River; Burnside Association, No. 9
Below Burnside Assoc., Keewalik
River; Burnside Association. No.
10 Below Burnside Assoc., Kee
walik River; Burnside Association,
No. 11, Below Burnside Assoc.,
Keewalik River; Grant Bench, R.
L. off Burnside Association; Cleve
land Bench, R.L. off No. 1 Burn
side Assoc.; Harrison Bench, R.L. |
off No. 2 Burnside Assoc.; Arthur
Bench, R.L. off No. 2 Burnside As
soc.; Hayes Bench, R.L. off No. 4
Burnside Assoc.; Madison Bench
R.L. off No. 5 Burnside Assoc.; |
Adams Bench, R.L. off No. 6
Burnside Assoc.; Monroe Bench,
R.L. off No. 7 Burnside Assoc.;
Taft Bench, R.L. off No. 8 Burn
side Assoc.; Jefferson Bench, R.L.
off No. 9 Burnside Assoc.; Polk
i Bench, L.L. off No. 5 Burnside
[ Assoc.; Lincoln Bench, L.L. off No.
, 6 Burnside Assoc.; Taylor Bench,
1 L.L. off No. 7 Burnside Assoc.;
! Jackson Bench, L.L. off No. 8
Burnside Assoc.; San Francisco
Bench, L.L. off No. 9 Burnside
Assoc.; Portland Bench. L.L. off
No. 10 Burnside Assoc.; Baltimore
Bench, R.L. Adjoining Boston and
Cleveland Benches; Buffalo
Bench, R.L. Adjoining Baltimore
and Harrison Benches; Chicago;
Bench. R.L. Adjoining Norman
Association; Boston Bench, R.L. |
Adjoining Chicago and Grand
Benches; Detroit Bench, R.L. Ad
joining Baltimore and Arthur;
Benches; Denver Bench, R.L. Ad
joining Detroit and Hayes Bench- |
es; Rex Association, L.L. Adjoin- [
ing No. 1 and No. 2 above Rocky
Point Assoc.; Fox Association, L.
L. Adjoining Rex Association;
Arctic Bench No. 1, R.L. Keewalik
River; Arctic Bench No. 2, R.L. i
Keewalik River; Arctic Bench No. I
3, R.L. Keewalik River; Arctic1
Bench No. 4, R.L. Keewalik River;
Arctic Bench No. 5, R.L. Keewalik
River; Arctic Bench No. 6, R.L. ;
Keewalik River; Arctic Bench No.
7. R.L. Keewalik River; Arctic I
Bench No. 8, R.L. Keewalik River;
Arctic Benoh No. 9. R.L. Keewal
ik River; Arctic Bench No. 10. R.
L. Keewalik River; Box Bench, R. '
L. Keewalik River; Cox Bench, R. J
L. Keewalik River; Anne Bench,
R.L. Keewalik River; Max Bench,
R.L. Keewalik River; Elvira
Bench, R.L. Keewalik River;
Lakeview Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; Soundview Bench, R.L.
Keewalik River; Riverview Asso
ciation, R.L. Keewalik River; Kee
walik Association. R.L. Keewalik
River; Mux Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; Box Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; July Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; Bluff Bench. R.L. Keewa
lik River; King Association, R.L.
Keewalik River; Lagoon Associa
tion, R.L. Keewalik River; Drill
Association, R.L. Keewalik River;
Ocean View, ILL. Keewalik River;
Norman Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; View Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; Rim Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; Bug Bench, R.L. Keewalik
River; No. 2 Bench 1st Tier, Off
No. 2 Above, Candle Creek; No. 19
Bench; R.L. Candle Creek; No. 18
Above. 1st Tier, L.L. Candle Creek;
No. 18 Above, 2nd Tier. L.L. Can
dle Creek; No. 18 Above, 1st Tier,
R.L. Candle Creek; Native Bench,
L.L. Candle Creek; No. 2 Native
Boy, L.L. Candle Creek; Surprise
No. 1, Candle Creek; Surprise No.
2, Candle Creek; No. 7 Above Pat
terson Creek; No. 8 Above Patter
son Creek; No. 9 Above Patterson
Creek; No. 10 Above Patterson;
Water Right Claim. Patterson
Creek; No. 1 Viola Creek; No. 13
Bench, R.L. Adjoining No. 13
Above Candle Creek; No. 7 Above
Blank, Candle Creek; Willow—C
Bench; No. 1 Above Wallin Dis
covery, Kugruk River; No. 2
Above Walling Discovery, Kugruk
River, No. 3 Above Wallin Discov
ery; Kugruk River; No. 4 Above
Wallin Discovery, Kugruk River;
No. 5 Above Wallin Discovery;
Kugruk River; No. 6 Above Wal
lin Diccovery, Kugruk River; No.
7 Above Wallin Discovery, Ku
gruk River; No. 1 Above Montana
Creek; No. 2 Above Montana
Creek; No. 3 Above Montana
Creek; No. 4 Above Montana
Creek; No. 5 Above Montana
Creek; No. 6 Above Montana
Creek; No. 7 Above Montana
Creek; No. 4 Below Mouth of Mon
tana Creek; Discovery Association,
Chicago Creek: No. 1 Above Asso
ciation, Chicago Creek; No. 2
Above Association, Chicago Creek;
No. 3 Above Association, Chicago
Creek; No. 1 Below Association,
Chicago Creek; No. 2 Below Asso
ciation, Chicago Creek; No. 3 Be
low Association, Chicago Creek;
No. 4 Below Association, Chicago ,
Creek,
and that I will, accordingly, offer
said real estate for sale, at public
vendue to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, on the 26th day
of September, A. D., 1949, at one
o’clock P.M., at the United States
Marshal’s Office at Candle, Alas
ka.
Dated, at Nome, Alaska, this
25th day of August, A. D., 1949
B. B. MOZEE,
U. S. Marshal.
2nd Division. District of Alaska
By George A. Bayer, I
Chief Deputy. |
John C. Gillham,
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Pub. Aug. 26, Sept. 2, 9, 16, 1949J
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