T.rrtai. ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
/ SECOND DIVISION
No. 3722
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
ELDON BURDESHAW, Plaintiff
vs
MABEL BURDESHAW,
Defendant
The President of the United
States of America,
To the above named defendant,
GREETINGS:
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the District Court for the
Territory of Alaska, Second Divi
sion, within 30 days after the last
publication of this Summons,
namely, within 30 days after the
30th day of June, 1947, in case
this summons is published; or
within 40 days after the date of
its service upon you in case this
Summons is served upon you per
sonally, and answer the Complaint
of the above named plaintiff on
file in the said Court in the above
entitled action.
The plaintiff in said action
prays that he be granted a divorce
fr6m defendant.
And in the event you fail to ap
pear and answer the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for
want thereof, and will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for
in his Complaint, and as herein
above stated.
WITNESS the Honorable Joseph
W. Kehoe, Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court here
unto affixed, the 6th day of June.
1947.
NORVIN W. LEWIS,
Clerk
Publish 69. 72. 75. 78.
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SCOUT NEWS
(Bill Boucher. Reporter)
Four Boy Scouts of Troop 666
and Bob Emmons bur assistant
scout master went to Osorne Fri
day evening with Bronson's truck.
When we got there all of our
equipment was unloaded, and Bob
brought the truck back to Nome.
Members of the party were Glen
Mazen, Lawrence Okpealik, John
Hudert, and Bill Boucher, also
Smokey and Skipper, mascots.
Although we went fishing no
fish were caught. We had our din
ner and Smokey had her dinner
by swiping four pork chops and
six weiners from my pack.
We hit the sack about 11 o’clock
although we didn’t get to sleep
until two o’clock.
Saturday we went swimming.
Later we made a trip .to the Swan
berg dredge. In the evening we
had a weiner roast and to bed and
went right to sleep.
Sunday morning it rained but
we went out anyway, then Sandy
; Mazen came out and brought us
back to town. We are looking for
ward to our next trip as we en
joyed this one very much.
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| HOWARD HENRETTA RE
TAINER AS CITY ASSESSOR
Howard Henretta was retained
by the City Council at a special
meeting held Sunday for the pur
, pose of re-evaluating the struc
tures and lots in the city of Nome.
Mr. Henretta has done the same
work in all the major cities in
Alaska and is at preesnt also mak
ing an appraisal for Alaska’s first
i independent school district at
Anchorage, an area of 43 square
miles.
He states that the preliminary
worjj in Nome will start immedi
ately and the field work in the
latter part of July.
Give Up Hope For
Atomic Treaty
(By John A. Parris. Jr.)
LAKE SUCCESS, (>P) — The
United Nations virtually aban*!
doned all hope today of writing an
international atomic control treaty
before the general assembly meets
in September.
With Russia and the western
deadlocked on major issues, dele
gates were agreed that it would,
be practically impossible to com
plete the atomic treaty within the
next three months.
This view was expressed as the
U. N. atomic energy commission’s!
working committee renewed its
efforts to resolve the differencesI
between Russia and the United
States on the use of the veto in
atomic matters.
Soviet deputy foreign minister j
Andrei A. Gromkyo told the com
mittee last week that Russia would
never agree to any control plan in
which the big powers had no au
thority to veto the punishment of
violators.
The United States is insisting
that the veto must not be used to
prevent countries or individuals
from escaping punishment for
atomic crimes.
This apparently unbreakable
j stalemate was regarded by dele
gates as ruling out a completed
atomic treaty any time within the
near future.
KING ISLANDERS
ELECT NEW CHIEF
According to information re
ceived, the King Island Eskimos
have elected a new chief, Peter
Mayak, a storekeeper on the in
land. The former chieftain, Oolan
na, will probably act in the capa-,
city of adviser, as he is very well!
liked by his people.
CIO-CWA Try To
Keep Closed Shop
NEW YORK, UP) — The New
York Herald Tribune says the CIO
amalgamated clothing workers of
America—in an effort to retain the
closed shop, which would be
banned by the Taft-Hartley bill—
has negotiated five-year exten
sions of most of its current closed
shop contracts.
The extended closed shop con
tracts, the newspaper said, cover
300,000 of the union’s 350,000
members, “with most of the re
maining 50,000 not involved be
cause they are not engaged in in
terstate commerce and therefore
would not be affected by the bill’s
De Gasperi Gets
Confidence Vote
ROME, (A3)—Premier Alc.de de
Gasperi’s fourth government—the
first to exclude Communists and
Socialists since the liberation of
Italy—won a vote of confidence
from the Italian constituent as
sembly Saturday by a 43-vote ma
jority.
Umberto Terracini, Communist
president of the assembly, an
nounced that of 509 deputies pres
ent, 274 voted in favor of the gov
ernment, 231 against :t, and four
abstained.
provisions.”
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