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Seven ct Idren narrowly e-raped
death or njurv in two fires in An
chorage Saturday. The infant son
or daughter of ftalph Peterson’s
threw some object into an elec
tric heater and started a fire in
the two room home The mother
was asleep in the joining room
and was awakened by the chi!
drens’ cries.
She snatched her daughter from
fhc burning crib and her son from
the floor The girl was slightly
burned
The home was destroyed and
five children of .Tames Potters es
caped from the burning home
when fire started from an tin -
known origin while the parents
were away. The house was com
plctclv destroyed. Firemen were
unable to connect with the water
extension. The father. Is still re
covering from a plane crash last
October 1ft. when the plane lie pi
toted, went into Matanuska river
No A \VO!V1«? In This School
ntT QttntN, to da A wave
of winter Infhien7a and klndtrd
respiratory in'- rinsed mruiy city
schools hi southern Illinois, hut
Perry County Srhnnt Supt .t Wrs
try Neville honstrd onty onr rural
school In thr county Was furred to
rinse It was at ttrush PrnIHr and
the shut down wasn't dnr to “flu
hups" hut, said Neville. Its trarhrr,
lVltss tlorothy naurrsaurhs, suffer
rd an attack of thr mumps
FMFRY MAATHf, DTSCHAAOFD.
AFTtLAlf TO HOMF
Fmory Martin, son nf Mr. and
Mrs Harold Harpor, arrivod homo
Shturday morning with tho Pan
Amorioan, having oomplotod his
four yoars of sorvioo m tho army,
and having boon soparatod at Fort
Lewis, Tacoma, Wash
Fmory is busy orplaining his
many dooorations for sorvioos in
sovoral thoators of tho war. Ho
was with tho lOfith and stationod
in Rhoims, Franco, during tho timo
of tho big bulgo. and lator with
tho !?$rd f'orp of tho 7*h Army in
; (Jermany Ho was stationod in
Frankfort and Limburg for si*
months His improssion of tho
fJorman pooplo is that thoy still
don't holiovo that thoy lost tho
war Fmory has not dooidod what
ho will do, hut for tho prosont ho
will stay In Homo
AiistHtin (rOVl.
WASHINGTON. .Inn 7 — i/P)
United States formally recognized
the government of Austria and ex
pressed the hope that the first na
tlon engulfed by Nazi Germany
would soon achieve democracy
and complete Independence
Russia, Rrltaln and France
joined United States In granting
recognition of the Vienna regime,
headed by Chancellor Leopold
Fig!, with President Karl Renner.
Recognition doesn't affect the an
thorlty of the Allied Council
which will continue to carry out
“Allied objectives In Austria."
Phone t,oral News to Main
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THEATER
NOME. ALASKA
! Show, Jan. 7 and 9, 7.30 P.M
MONDAY and TUESDAY
‘ FIVE GRAVES
TO CAIRO”
EPANCHOT TONE,
ANNE RAXTER
A!*o MEET THE CHAMP"
1 Show, Jan. 3 and 10, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
‘THREE MEN IN WHITE’
LIONEL BARRYMORE
VAN JOHNSON
Alao "KID IN UPPER FOUR"
2 Show*, Jan. 11, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“COWBOY C ANTEEN’’
CHARLES 8TARRF.TT, ORA ZEE
Al*o "JUNGLE GIRL," Chaptar 7
I Show, Jan. 12. 7:10 P.M.
SATURDAY
“EDGE OF DARKNESS”
ERROL ELYNN,
ANN SHERIDAN
A!*o "WANDERING HERE
AND THERE"
2 Show*. Jan. 13, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
ARTHUR LAKE.
JANE LAWRENCE
Al*o MERCHANT CONVOY"
And "PRACTICAL JOKER"
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Hnnu'd In
Anchorage Fire
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ANCWOFAGF,. .Tan 7 — (Ah —!
William Clements and John Farm*!
er were critically burned in a fire
which gutted the back portion of
an east side service station The
men \vei*c working in the garage
at the time the fire, of unknown
origin, started
The blare was discovered by
a patrol car. The police officers
found the Iwo men outside the
building with burning clothing,
and extinguished the flames. The
amount of damage has not been
estimated. The business had just
boon taken over by the new owner
on Jan. 1.
Aiisstes To Ask USSR
For Siberian Uiimbor
CANBERRA — (4h — Australia
hones to add to its local timber
supplies and what it can import
from British Columbia with 100,
000. 000 feet of lumber from Fast
Siberia in 1048 The Australian
cabinet will ask the Soviet to deal
for this
Before the Pacific war some
shipments of pine and hardwood
known in the trade of Manchurian
oak reached Australia from the
lower valley of the Amur River.
Cl.ASSn'fKD *ns
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Boom 1 in Nevada Rldg. After
6 PM. JLStp
For Good Prinitng Call Main 1518
FOB SALE — 1985 Ford Sedan.
Call Armv il?Ri from 8 am.
to 5 p.m. i-9tp
1. egal Blanks at The Nugget office
SISTER STYLISTS —Elva and Lucyann Folk, sister song
stresses with Ray Ryser, model the newest California bathing
suit styles. Elva (left! wears a handpainted rayon flowered suit,
Lucyann one of parachute fabric. Both wear wooden shoes.
Bonds Buy Lenience
In Federal Court
SALT LAKE CITY—(/P)—Fed
eral District Judge Tillman D.
Johnson was inclined to be lenient
when he learned the defendant,
convicted of stealing tools from
an ordnance depot, bought two
war bonds a month although sup
porting five children.
He assessed a $100 fine, but
urged the man not to cash in his
bonds. "Bring five bonds to court
as security and you can have one
year to pay the fine.” the judge
ruled.
THIS WEEK ONLY
Head Scarfs.75
Several Styles and Colors
Girls’ Blouses.1.00
White Backgrounds
Bovs* Short Sleeve Bolo Shirts . .85
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Oranges. 220 Sire
Excellent for Juice . dor. .05
Small Whole Red Reels
Three cans for.55
Stuffed Pimento Olives
3 or. jars . . . . 3 for .80
Sirloin Steak . . per pound .55
Sirloin Roast . . per pound .52
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