EASTER STAMP SALE
NETS $10,629.23.
A report from Mrs. Marshall
Hoppin of the Alaska Crippled
Children’s association shows that
the returns from the Easter stamp
sale amounted to date to $10.62?).
23.
Mrs. Fred Dent arrived from
Seattle with her daughter Joy en
route to Council where Mr..Dent
operates a dredge.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
SECOND DIVISION,
DISTRICT OF ALASKA ss:
Public notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of a writ of Fieri
Facias (or execution), dated May
19. A. D. 1949, issued out of the
District Court, of the United States
for the Second Division, District
of Alaska on a judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 18th day of
May, A. D. 1949. in favor of Min
ers & Merchants Bank of Alaska,
a Banking Corporation. and
against Jennie W. Martin, Admin
istrator of the Estate of Curtis
Jacobs, Deceased. I have, on this
8th day of June, A. D. 1949, lev
ied upon the following described
real estate, situated in the Cape
Nome Precinct, Second Division
I and Territory of Alaska, to wit:
The South fifty <50> feet of Lot
Twelve (12) and the South fifty
<50* feet of Lot Thirteen (13) both
in Block Thirty <30>, according to
the official plat of the Townsite of
Nome, together with all buildings
thereon and the fixtures attached
thereto.
And that 1 will, accordingly, of
fer said real estate for sale. at
public vendue to the highest and
i best bidder, for cash, on the 8th
day of July. A, D. 1949, at 11:00
o’clock A. M., on the premises of
the above described property in
Nome, Alaska.
Dated, June. 8, A. D. 1949.
B. B. MOZEE,
U. S. Marshal.
2nd Division, District of Alaska.
C. C. Tanner
Plaintiff’s Attorney.
Pub. June 10, IT, 24. July 1, I9a9.
News of the World
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against Chinese communists in
Shensi province. A nationalist
spokesman in Canton said the
communists had suffered 23,000
casualties near Sian.
Sian is in Western China about
250 miles north of the Yangtze
river. The communists captured it
last month. The spokesman said
the nationalists had suffered only
2,000 casualties. Nationalist cas
ualty figures often are exagger
ated. however.
Today was the 91st birthday of
King Gustav V of Sweden. The
king wanted no elaborate cere
monies and his wish was respect
ed.
Friday, June 17. 1949
The church-state conflict in
communist Czechoslovakia rose to
a climax today. Archbishop Josef
Beran, head of the Roman Catho
lic church in Czechoslovakia, was
virtually a prisoner of the govern
ment. Czechoslovak police stood
guard at the archbishop’s palace
gate. Secret police moved in to
! seize church records.
In many ways the conflict be
tween the Czech government and
Archbishop Beran paralleled that
; involving the Hungarian govern
ment and Josef Cardinal Minds
zenty, a Vatican source said. Hun
gary silenced Mindszenty’s oppo
sition by arrest, trial, and life im
prisonment.
The Prague prelate’s status was
described by a reliable informant
j as “house arrest.” The palace re
ception desk and telephone switch
board were manned by secret po
lice. There were reports that even
high diplomatic officials have
been denied access to the arch
bishop.
The Czechoslovak government
says the Roman Catholic hier
archy has interfered in matters of
state. The archbishop has fought
against a government campaign
to take over schools and abolish
church periodicals. The govern
ment set up a group called actio
Catholica to whitewash its pro
gram. Beran denounced the group.
In one message he hinted that ex
communication would be imposed
against “collaborators."
In Vatican City an informed
source said Czechoslovakia is
“ripe for events like those in Hun
gary.”
The foreign ministers confer
ence in Paris will go into another
week in an attempt to wrest some
piactical accomplishments from a
seemingly deadlocked conference.
The conferees hope to reach agree
ment on east-west German trade
and an Austrian peace treaty.
The conference was expected to
end last night. Now it has recessed
until Sunday when another secret
meeting will take place between
the four ministers. Monday they
intend to hold an open session
that is expected to be the final
one of this Big Four confab.
An American Senate investiga
ting subcommittee has decided
not to ask stay in the death pen
alties of 16 Germans convicted of
war crimes. The request still
stands for 13 others. The 13 in
clude six former Nazi storm
troopers facing death for their
; part in the wartime massacre of
i American prisoners of war near
Malmcdy, Belgium.
I a Seoul, president Svngman
Rhee said United States troops
could pull out anytime. He said
they were no longer needed to
protect South Koreans from at
tacks from the communist North.
The president declared his own
people were now able to take care
of themselves. Previously he had
requested an American guarantee
of protection.
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Unemployment
And Relief Rolls
Grow In States
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does not appear to be one which
requires (federal* action beyond
that already recommended by the
President.”
The Associated Press survey
covered 38 States from which data
were quickly avaiable. In alrr.os
all of them, officials reported ri e
in the last year in both the relief
burden and the numbei; of people
drawing unemployment pay.
Five States voted special laws
to help cities and counties cop
with the relief problem — Ohio,
Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and i
Massachusetts. Three more are in
vestigating the need — Miehig n
Colorado and Idaho.
California has had a “standby” j
relief law’ on the books since 1945. |
never brought into use. Some o! 1
the other States’ laws are more
“preparedness” measures t h a n
“emergency” acts.
The work relief project, so fa
miliar in the thirties, reappeared
in Dayton, O., as early as Decem
ber. Now it has spread to at it. s
six bigger metropolitan areas, re
ports the American Municipal as
sociation.
They are: Detroit, 1,156 persons;
; Chicago, 155: Cincinnati coum• .
more than 300; Los Angeles, 488;
Cleveland, 141; Milwaukee coun
ty, 201. The totals are as of April
or May; they may have risen.
Yet, most of the State officials
directly concerned with relief
gave such reassuring analyses as'
i these, from every region of the
1 country:
“A slowdown but not disturb
ing” <New Jersey); relief problem
“well in hand” (Minnesota); “Not
i at all critical” (Wisconsin1; “sign 1
of recovery” (Maine*; tight
squeeze but “no crisis” (Oregon*:
situation “pretty good” (Arkan
sas*: unemployment is “largely
j seasonal—no alarm” (Massachu
I setts).
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