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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
SECOND DIVISION
EDITH LOWE, Plaintiff.
vs.
THOMAS H. LOWE, Defendant,
No. 3789
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
The President of the United States
of America:
To the above-named Defendant.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to ap- |
pear In the District Court for the
Territory of Alaska. Second Divi
j sion, within 30 days after the 17ih
day of December, 1948, in case
this Summons is published; or
within 40 days after the date of its
service upon you in case this Sum
mons is served upon you personal
ly, and answer the Complaint of
the above-named Plaintiff on file
in the said Court in the above-en
ti led action: the Plaintiff in said
action prays that she be granted an
absolute divorce from the Defend
ant and that she be given the abso
lute care, custody and control of
her minor daughter, Mary Lurisse:
And in the event you so fail to
appear and answer, ‘he Plaintiff
will take judgment against you for
want thereof and will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in
her Complaint and as hereinabove
stated
WITNESS the Honorable Joseph
W. Kehoe. Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court here
unto affixed the 17th day of No
vember. 1948.
'SEAL*
NORVIN W, LEWIS.
Clerk of said Court. !
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river defense line at a point 90
mile.' from tottering Nanking. This
is the last bulwark the capital has
short of the Yangtze river which
flows past th3 city.
Peiping itself was in danger of
imminent capture. Chinese na
tionalists abandoned Shunvi. 18
miles from the great North China
city. Communists already were
putting on pressure from the
southwest.
There was little reason to be
leve a Chinese communist broad- (
cast that the Reds could not cap
ture Peiping and Tientsin before
March or May because they “are
busy cleaning up in the Nanking
Shanghai area.” Nor was there
reason to credit their report that
the Chinese nationalists had used
a new type bomb around Suchow
; which destroyed five mile areas.
The communists were trying to
I cross the Hwai at a lightly defend
ed poin4 where the river mok.*r o
; big bend. Their main energies
seemed directed against reducing
! two enormous pockets of 350,000
trapped Chinese troops between
Suchow and Nanking.
Mme Chiang Kai-Shek sees
i President Truman late today to
{beg new and far-reaching aid. In
dications are that she would get
i little more than a cup of tea and
I a promise of serious study of the
! Chinese situation.
Officials on whom the President
' relies for advice appear to have
j lost confidence in the ability of
Chiang’s government to recover
its powers of leadership over the
Chinese people and reverse the
communist victories — with or
1 . I
without American help.
The Chinese want at least a bil
11:on dollars a year F . ■ h .
an American declaration of sun
port for China, a speedup in arms
| deliveries, the assignor*!
^ large military mission with a.u
; thority virtually to take over the
i war against the communists.
The U. N. was ending its ses
sions in Paris. An official said Is
.M ASKA RAILROAD BARGE
AND CARGO TOTAL LOSS
JUNEAU, </P)—All that rcmainr
of an Alaska Railroad oar 4*
grounded near Cape Sper:<o r sev
c al weeks ago are severs thou
sand coffee cans strewn a -ng th*
shoreline.
Jack Westfall. capta:r. <i the
y ich* -Monterey, checked *n here
yesterday with several ca'es of
coffee and the obituary < the
r: ppled craft. He said tht oarge
broke in two, drifted with the
wind and tide and finally sank
He said several vessel- were
standing by to attempt - vage
but it was no dice.
rael agreed to negotiate biting
the Jewish siege of 1.200 Egyptian
troops trapped at Faluja n the
Negev desert. Release oi the gar
rison would remove one ot Egypt's
main objections to talking . ~m s
tice with the Jews.
After two and a hall ye. rs o
arguing, the U. N. turned up with
a declaration of human rights
which Russia promptly said she
would not recognize. Br it n ac
cused the Soviets of seeking to un
dermine the declaration .. 'a po
litical propaganda.
Wins*on Churchill told tr.e Bri
tish Parliament Britain should
reach an agreement with Russia
before the Russians also get the
atomic bomb. He said "oni;. n this
resides the best hope of avoiding
a third world war." He urg- Bri
tain to resume full relations with
Spain. He also urged Brit -n re
cognition of Israel.
The Russian newspaper lzvestia
said the United States anc: Britain
were negotiating a new agreement
‘or disposal of Italy’s colonies. The
problem is before the U. N. as
sembly, since Russia blocked any
agreement among the Big Four
victor powers.
U. S. officials in blockaded Ber
1 ‘■•aid the Washington govern
ment may be near a decision on
whether to make the Western Ger
■nrn marks the sole currency for
Allied areas of Berlin. Russia
blockaded the city in June when
be Allies refused their demand
that the eastern mark be the sole
currency.
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