Chinese Recapture
Two Cities
PEIPING, Oct. 9. (/P)—Spurred
t>y Communist rejection of a prof
fered 10-day truce, three columns
of Government troops smashed on
toward Kalgan today. One cap
tured Changpeh, 27 miles north of
that Communist military base;
another approached Huanghwa,
only 8 miles away, and a third re
captured Hwailai to eliminate
added nuisance to its supply line.
To the south, however, the i
Communists blocked government |
reinforcements trying to reach
beleaguered Paoting, capital of
Hopeh province. But there was a
question whether they had suffi
| cient strength to smash through
| the defenses which have held them
outside the walled city for 10 days.
WA R NI N G
Parents of children under school age are warned to
keep their children from playing on the public streets.
On several occasions, children three and four years old,
were almost run over by trucks and drivers complained
at the police station. No driver can cope with a child
under school age on a public street.
There are far more civilian cars and trucks operated
on Nome streets today than ever before. Parents, please
take heed.
A. C. BROWN,
Publish Oct. 9 and 11. Chief of Police.
Statehood Ahead
In Election
(Continued From Page One
Anderson, 176.
Blanket primary ballot, for4 293,
against. 177.
Statehood for Alaska: for 256,
against, 235,
The results for 18 out of 32
precincts < including Nome) in the
Second Division are:
For Delegate, Bartlett, 754: Pe
terson, 482. For Treasurer, Olson,
673; Cole, 509. Commissioner of
labor: Sharpe. 519: Benson, 453;
Kimball. 183.
For Territorial Senators: Munz,
794; Jones, 677; Lyng, 564; Cross,
382.
For Territorial Representatives:
“Andy" Anderson, 661; Laws, 601;
Ost, 592; Ed Anderson, 585; Mc
Donald, 582; Porter, 546; Madsen*
528; Milligan, 497.
Statehood: 509 for and 587
against.
Blanket primary ballot: 619 for
and 429 against.
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erected under Ordinance 287 Sec
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The operator shall bring his
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cordingly.
A. C. BROWN.
Chief of Police
PIONEERS ATTENTION
The funeral of Eli Nicola will
be at the Federated Church on
Thursday at two p.m.
BOB BALDWIN. Secy.
Philippines May Be
Neutral Country
MANILA, Oct. 9. (/P)—A Phil
ippines Congressman suggested to
day that the fledgling republic be
come the neutral Switzerland of
the Pacific lest it be engulfed in
a new war, the Manila Poso re
ported.
It quoted Congressmen Felix
Serrano as arguing that the Phil
ippines jeopardized its future in
aligning its foreign policy with
that of the United tSates in view
of current American-Russian re
lations.
Any Pacific war logically would
fall upon Unted States bases in the
islands, the newspaper said Ser
rano declared.
Fishermen Vote
For Power Boats
SEATTLE. Oct. 9. (/P)—Results
of last summer’s vote by Bristol
Bay fishermen, on the question of
petitioning for a change in con
servation regulations to permit
operation of powered gill net
boats in the bay, will be announc
ed at a meeting of the Alaska
fishermen’s union Friday.
Approximately 1,500 gill net
fishermen and tender fishermen
participated in the vote which was
brought about through the indus
trys’ desire for safety and effi
ciency.
“The present regulations re
quiring that all salmon be caught
from sail-powered boats forces us
into unnecessary risks and tre
mendous delays, Louis Aurdal,
Seattle fisherman said.
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FOR SALE—Electric Iron $5.00.
Call Nugget. 119-3tp
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