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Court News I
James Ball who was tried and I
found guilty of larceny, was sen-1
tenced to 10 months in jail and
fined $100. This sentence will
start when he has finished serving
his present sentence.
Steve Peterson who appealed the
decision of the U. S. Commission
er when sentenced to six months
for battery and assault on his
wife, was found guilty and sen
tenced to six months in jail and
a S100 fine.
The Petit Jury was dismissed,
subject to call, which will prob
ably be next fall.
A. J. McDonald, well known
old-timer and carpenter was
judged insane in the U. S. Com-1
missioner’s Court. He will be
taken to Morningside Sanitarium. J
Hospital Notes
Patients registered in the hos
pital are Mrs. Josephine Nagaruk,
Koyuk; Mrs. Mary Segonnick,
Shaktoolik; Mary Bahr, Unala
kleet; Marian Morris, Deering;
Bob Doyle and Travis Spaulding,
both of Nome.
Mrs. Ken Rank gave birth to a
7 pound, 10 ounce boy May 1.
Grace Alexzine of White Moun
tain and Mrs. Irene Perry and in
fant daughter of Nome, were dis
charged from the hospital.
DAN NOONAN IN NOME
Dan Noonan, well known Alas
kan representative for several
wholesale houses arrived in Nome
on his regular spring trip, via the
Alaska Airlines.
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WIEN AIRLINES
A trip was made to Diomede
yesterday with Elizabeth Menda
look and a load of freight. Julia
Gromtzes, Bureau of Indian Af
fairs nurse, was a passenger from
Wales to Teller. Norton Topsokok
and Milton Henry were passen
gers from Teller to Nome.
ALASKA AIRLINES
The Lodestor arrived from An
chorage with freight and pessen
gers. Clarence Marinson, Ann
Martin and baby, Madeline Tet
inek Charles Young, Don Good
man and Dan Noonan.
Outgoing passengers were Jim
Christenson for Anchorage, and
Mrs. Ivanoff for Unalakleet.
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Incoming passengers Monday
were Carl Pearson, Ellsworth Kid
man, Loren Fernald, Isaac Jacob
son, and Clyde Smith. There were
no outgoing passengers.
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Yanks Capture
i Field Marshal
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|Von Rundstedt
By HOWARD COWAN
With the United States Seventh
Army—Field Marshal Karl Ru
dolf Gerd von Rundstedt, 69, un
til last March commander of the
German forces on the western
front was captured in a hospital
in Bad Toelz, twenty-five miles
south of Munich. He was expon
ent of blitzkrieg strategy, and
he was seized by Thirfcy-Sixth Di
vision troops. The announcement
of the caputre said “at twenty-two
hundred hours, May first, von
Rundstedt, his wife and son fin
ished dining.
At that time they expected the
Americans in the morning. They
saw an Americah tank approach
ing. Its commander Lt. Joseph
Burke, Company A, Hundred
Forty-First regiment took him
prisoner. It was Burke’s first com
bat assignment since receiving
his battlefield commission three
weeks ago.
Von Rundstedt said be “last
saw Hitler alive March 12.”
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Federated Church Elects
Chairman of Executive
Council
At a meeting of the Federated
Church Executive Council held at
the church parsonage last night,
Mr. A. Polet was elected chair
man and Mrs. Thomas Morcom.
as church clerk and secretary.
The Executive ouncil is com
posed of all the groups in the
church organization and coordi
nates and directs the work of the
church. Plans are being made to
entertain a committee from the
Home Boards of the Congrega
tional and Methodist Churches
who expect to arrive in Nome the
first of next week.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
Last Monday evening a special
meeting of the City Council was
held. Carl Dewey’s application
for assistant to the fire chief was
approved. Carl Dewey has had
12 years of police experience.
Mayor Seidenverg, who is leav
ing for the States on a business
trip, was given permission to try
and purchase a car for the city,
which will be suitable for police
patrol duty as well as street
work.
FUR REPRESENTATIVE HERE
Mr. M. Jacobson, fur buyer and
seller for Jacobson and Goldberg
of Seattle, is in Nome on a busi
ness trip.
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