MINERS & MERCHANTS
BANK OF ALASKA
NOME ALASKA
Our I^arge Selection of
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
Are On Display
Polar Cuno Shop
U.S. Commissioner's Court
'I he following people have been
convicted of drunkenness five
times within a twelve-month peri
o I or have been put under guardi
anship by the Probate Court on
account of excessive drinking, and
are deemed to come within the
provisions set out in Section 1,
Chapter 60, of the Session Laws
of Alaska for 1939.
Warren Adlooat, Winifred Ad
looat, Jack Anoulik, Carl.Apok,
Mary Atluk, Frank Atluk,
Lydia Berry, Donald Bar
ger, Tom Brown, Emery Bourdon,
Eric Driggs, Bob Henry, Oscar
Howard, John Jack, Samuel Jack
son, Mike Kazingnuk, Toby Kaz
ingnuk, Jack Kelly, Hollie Kite,
Maggie Kunz, Edward Kungek,
Roger Menadelook, Tom Morris,
Henry Muller, Leo Nagaruk, Rose
Walker Olson, Joseph Omalik,
Glenna Paul, Steve Pederson,
Martin Richards, Peter Rock, Earl
Scott, Jacob Smith, Floyd Singyke,
Daniel Singyke, Ruby Singyke,
Thomas Willoya.
I Dated at Nome, Alaska, this 2nd
day of November, 1948.
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Tr»d«m*rk» Rii U. S. Pit. Off. Copvnrht 1948 — Mill* Bcoi Coflo* Inc
Internation’l News
At A Glance —
‘Continued from Page Three)
current peace rumors and that the
only chance for peace is extermin
ation of the communists. Gen.
MacArthur’s command in Tokyo
talked of means of getting 1,000
Americans out of North China,
which the communists threaten.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s right
ist rally of the French people won
40 per cent of the seats in the up
per house of Parliarrfbnt. The com
munists lost four-fifths of their
places. The victory may prompt
de Gaulle again to demand elec
tions for the lower chamber.
The Greek government of Pre
mier Themistoklas Sophoulis de
cided not to resign until the U. N.
completes debate on Greece.
Responding to a U. N. plea,
Greece postponed the execution of
ten seamen doomed for subversive
activity. The U. N. overwhelming
ly rejected a Yugoslav demand for
censure of the U. N. special com
mi.>sion for the Balkans. The U. N.
j is considering a western power
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The Polar Curio Shop has «
display this week many ne
jChrismas items including som
fine hard-carved ivory handl*
steak knives nad carving so
which they are featuring. The
Christmas window display will i
made on Wednesday, the manag
ment has announced, for the ear
shoppers.
resolution blaming Yugoslavi .
Bulgaria and Albania for much •
Greece’s trouble.
Congress is expected to be ask< !
to s ep up U. S. military aid to
Greece by a shift in European r« -
covery program funds. Greece al
ready has tapped the U. S. treas
ury for $300,000,000 and is report
ed to face more communist troop
than ever.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay joined field
marshal Lord Montgomery and
the British and French military
governors of Germany today for
talks about defense plans for west
ern Europe.
Fog crippled the airlift to block
aded Berlin for 15 hours. A Dar
ish newspaper reported a Russian
military plane had crashed i
northern Greenland.
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
Eye Glasses
Repaired
One Day Service or
Repaired while you wait! ,
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Large Slock of New Frames.
Temples, Glass Cases, Lenses
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