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chow, lost more than half its full
strength of four armies. The group
still is fighting.
Gen. Pai Chung-Hsi’s four na
tionalist armies from Hankow ap
proached the Pukow-Suchow rail
road to join the battle.
The Chinese communist radio
indicated the Reds are pushing
east to clamp a pincers on govern
ment forces. In North China, the
communists appeared to have
moved into Pao ing, capital of Ho-!
pch and 90 m les southwest of
'’eiping.
The U. S. consul at Shanghai is
ucd a sechnd emergency warning
for Americans to get out while
they can. Response was greater.
The Chinese extended martial law
to Tsingtao, an American naval
base.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle, whose
political star is shooting higher in
France, sadi the western powers
are crea’ing a new Germany which
might not be willing to oppose
Russia. He pointed out Hitler had
no difficulty reaching an accord
with Russia. He said turning the
Ruhr coal mines and steel mills
back to the Germans is a gra\*e
mistake.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. S. mili
tary governor in Germany, said
the western powers have reached
“90 per cent agreement’ on an oc
cupation statute for western Ger
many. The Russians in blockaded
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 324
AN ORDINANCE repealing Or
dinances Nos. 296 and 297: re-en
acting the said Ordinances and
adding thereto another Section.
EE IT ORDAINED AND EN
ACTED by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, Territory of
Alaska: "
Section 1. That it shall be un
lawful, with in the City of Nome,
Alaska, for any person, corpora
tion, company or association hold
ing a Territorial Liquor License,
directly or indirectly to sell, bar
ter, exchange, or give away any
in!ox:ca ing liquor between the
hours of 12:00 o’clock midnight
and 8:00 o’clock a.m. of eacn and
every day,
Secti‘*A. b. That it shall be un
.wfu!, within the City of Nome,
Alaska, for any person, corpora-1
tion, company, or association
while holding a RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE under the laws of the 1
Territory of Alaska, directly or in
directly to sell, bar or, exchange,
or give away any intoxicating li
quor except between the hours of 1
8:00 o’clock a.m. and 6:30 o’clock
p.rn. of each and every day. i
Section 3. It shall be unlawful
for any person, corporation, com-1
pany, or association holding a Ter
ritorial Dispenser’s Liquor License
to allow or permit any person to
remain in his, or its, place of bus:
nc. s where intoxicating beverages
are dispensed after the hour of
12:39 a.m. of any given day: pro
vided. that this Section shall not
apply to owners and employees of
any such establishment.
Section 4. Any person, corpora
tion, company, or association vio
lating any of the provisions here
of shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon convic
ion 1 hereof shall be fined not less
than Fifty Dollars ($50.00) nor
more than One Hundred Dollars
($100.00); or imprisoned for not
Itss *than Fifteen (15) Days nor
more than Thirty (30) days; or
both fined and imprisoned as
herein provided in the discretion
of the Magistrate.
Section 5. Ordinances No.’s 296
>rd 297 are hereby repealed, to
7e her with any and all other Or
n: ""‘'s which may be in con
flict herewith.
Passed by the Common Council
of the City of Nome, in regular
f'ssion, assembled the 8th day of
November, 1943, and approved by
‘ko.Mavor of the Citv of Nome.
LUTHER DUNBAR,
« Mayor.
/ tt^sT:
v'\RR!E M. McLAIN,
City Clerk.
PU dish Nov. 10. 17. 24, 1948.
EASTERN STAR HOLDS PAST
MATRONS AND PATRONS NITE
M ruby evening was Past Ma
trons and Patrons night at the
laska Chapter No. 1, Order of
Eastern S ar, with Emma Llye,
oldest member of the order presid
ing and past officers filling all
stations.
A gift of appreciation was pre
sented to the Worthy Matron Mar
garet Steinwandel for her fine
service, and was a beautiful bone ‘
china cup ar.d saucer.
All past officers were presented
by h° Wcr.hy Matron with lovely
handwrought pieces of copper on
which was the Eastern Star em
blem.
Antonio Polet and Rosa B Ha
gen, senior Past Matron and Pa
tron were each presented with
fresh carnations, having served to
gether in 1918.
Following the meeting there
were cards, and refreshments.
Conrad Yenney and Doro hy
Young held high cards, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Love the low scores.
Loretta Jones and Boyd Harwood
to k th° in-15etween prizes.
Rev and Mrs. Maynard Lond
fcorg and infant returned to their
home at Un lakleet yesterday with
Rev. R. A -van Lon. The Londborgs
work at the Covenant Church Mis
sion which now cares for sixteen
children ranging in age from 16
m >nths to 14 yea^s in age.
Berlin ordere I the rentev il of Gus
tav Kinghofrr as head of the c :y
economic department. L was the
fifth city government ofhee to be
split.
Premier marshal Tito said Rus
sia and her satellites are treat, v
Yugoslavia worse econonica lly
than some capitalist count ies.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Betty Anayick, Perry K'>nuteo •
and Mrs. Harold Tweet are ne
patien's in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tweet oi
Teller are the pai ents of a haby
daughter born yesterday, Novem
ber 16, at the Maynard Columbia
hospital.
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