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the entire bill with a point of or
der which automatically sent th;»
measure back to the committee.
The basic issue was not Euro
pean recovery—but whether the
amendments violated Senate rules
by writing new legislation into an
4 appropriations bill. The Constitu
tion requires that all oppropria
tions originate in the House.
Barkley told reporters the peo
ple of Europe should not be alarm
ed by the vote—because it was
purely a technical matter of Sen
ate ruies. He predicted a foreign
aid money bill will be passed.
But the action wiped out four
days of Senate debate and left the
issue hanging in doubtJpossibly
♦ for weeks.
Beverly Blanning. daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Stanley Morgan,
who has been visiting here for the
past month with her family, leaves
today for her home in Southeast
ern Alaska, with her infant son.
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Orrin Scoville, of the Igloo
Commercial Co., leaves today lor
a business trip which should take :
him about two months, he advises.
He plans to return and with his
partner, Tex Zeigler get establish
ed at some other northern point, j
as the Igloo village has moved to :
I
another site.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SALE OF STORE BUSINESS
The undersigned, First National
Bank of Fairbanks, Alaska, as ex
ecutor of the Estate of Boris Ma
gids, deceased, and the properties
of Magids Brothers, a partnership
composed of Boris Magids, de
ceased, and Elizabeth M. Cross,
hereby invites bids for the follow
ing properties, situate in the Town
of Kotzebue, Alaska:
1. Three frame buildings with
furniture and fixtures there
in contained, which includes
the present store premises,
warehouse and living quar
ters; and all merchandise of
all kinds and character be
longing to said estate located
in the store at Kotzebue or
on the grounds surrounding
the store.
2. All accounts receivable of
the Kotzebue store, which
accounts have a present book
balance of approximately
$32,000.00, and some of
which are uncollectible.
3. The bids should separately
set forth what sum will be
paid for the accounts receiv
able, but need not include a
bid for the accounts receiv
able.
All bids should be in writing,
directed to the undersigned, and
will be opened at 2 p.m. on August
8th, 1949. The right to reject any
and all bids is reserved.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF FAIRBANKS, ALASKA
By Albert C. Vison,
Cashier
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE of HERBERT SPENCER.
Deceased.
No. 78G
Notice Of Hearing On Final
Report Of Administrator And
Determination Of Heirs
Notice is hereby given that the
Final Report and Account of the
administrator of this estate has
been filed, and that on the 9th day
of September, 1949. at the hour of
ten o’clock A.M., a Hearing on the
said Report and Account will be
had: and also at such time the
Court will determine who the
heir- and distributees of this es
tate are:
nb.icc’ions to the said Report
and Account, and proof of heir
ship. will be heard at the time
aforesaid.
Dated this 6th dav of Julv. 1949.
C. C. TANNER,
Administrator de bonis non
Publish July 8. 15, 22, 29. 1949
Leg Blanks at The Nugget office
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Russia May Resort
To Armed Force
If Political Fails
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dom and self determination in im
portant areas of Europe.
“Nor can the possibilities of di
rect military aggression be ig
nored,” he said. “When political
aggression fails, as it has failed so
far in Western Europe, totalitar
ian regimes are often tempted to
gain their objectives by military
means, particularly when they
consider that no effective resist
ance is possible.
“It is our aim to forestall that
possibility by* making it clear that
military aggression against the na
tions of western Europe can be
undertaken only at great cost and
with no assurance of success.”
Acheson repeatedly told the i
committee that if this country
would back up the pledges of the
North Atlantic treaty with mili-1
I tary assistance he believes peace
would be secured and no aggres
sor would dare take on the whole
combination of Western powers.
“The fundamental pledge of the
treaty, that an attack on one sig
natory will mean an attack on all,
closes the door to piecemeal ag
gression,” Acheson said.
The bulk of the proposed arms
aid would go to pact nations.
Under the administration plan
during the next 12 months, Eu
rope would receive $1,100,000,000
of the arms assistance. The rest
would go to a number of non-At
lantic treaty countries such as
Greece, Turkey, Iran, Korea and
the Philippines.
Acheson said that it was “hard
ly likely' that the Western Euro
pearl nations would be adequately
re-armed or able to do their own
re-arming at the end of the year.
Murray Asks 30
Cents Hour Hike
'Contit :?d from Page O^e1
fits at the staggering rate of ap
proximately one billion dollars
annually, after tall taxes. This is
a record high never approached i
before, even in the boom year of
1929.”
The union says that the current
average basic wage rate of steel
workers is $1.65 per hour. In the
previous three rounds of postwar
wage increases, the union got 18*2
cents in 1946, 15 cents in 1947,
and 13 cents in 1948. The figures
for the last two years include
some fringe benefits.
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TEA HONORS
MRS. D. CRAEMER
Mrs. P. Craemev w: i .*iv
with a tea .’ednesday a" ion
at the heme ot her nirnt, Mrs. 1
F. Harp< ■. w ore n. iv forme,
school fi . :i •- : l.i rie.ids of the
family gathered to visi\ Pouring
at the 1' ely tea fable set on a
beautiful hand-made lace table
cloth were Mrs. William Cameron
and Mrs. Larry Galvin.
Mrs. Craemer le ive- Sunday
for her home in Fairbanks, where
her husb ind operates the well
known Craemer Dairy. Mr. and
Mrs. CliM Allyn, parents of Mrs.
Craemer and former Nome resi
dents, also reside in Fairbanks.
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