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Sterling silver encrusted crystal dishes, compotes, pitchers, etc.
Elgin and Bulova Watches
Gorham, International and Rogers
Sterling Silver Compotes, Candle
Sticks, Candelabras, Salt and Pep
per Shakers, Dishes, Cream and
Sugars, Carving and Steak Sets,
Cigarette Urns, .etc.
Men’s and Ladies’ Gold Rings,
Birthstone, Signet, Tiger Eye, He
mitite, Masonic, Eastern Star, Odd
fellows, Cameo, Zircon, etc.
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Gold and Silver Toilet Sets
Solid gold jewelry for all occasions
Bring Your Jade To Us
We Cut, Polish and Set It to Your Specifications
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Box 625 JEWELER Nome, Alaska
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, GOP Pledges To
' Help Friendly
Nations Recover
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(Continued from Page One>
; dent conservation of our own re
sources, we shall aid other friend
; ly, independent nations to stand
i on their own feet in defense of
i their own freedom. Western civil
ization shall survive.”
I Vandenberg put this warning to
! Moscow on top of another asser
tion: That it would be a danger
ous miscalculation for the Kremlin
to believe that President Truman’s
election means any softening in
American opposition to further
i Russian expansion.
I While he did not specifically j
promise support of any military |
! aid plan, Vandenberg’s statement
; seemed to represent a step beyond
! the point he was willing—or able
I—to reach in his United Nations
| resolution which the Republican
controlled Senate adopted last
June.
That resolution pledged only:
• ‘‘Progressive development of re
' gional and other collective ar
rangements for individual and col
lee ive self-defense in accordance
with the purposes, principles and
provisions of the U. N. charter.
“Association of the United
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States, by Constitutional process,
with such . . . arrangements as are
based on continuous and effective
self-help are mutual air, and as
affect its national security.”
It was under that rather vague
mandate that the Truman admin
istration began talks with Western
European nations about their arms
needs. These talks are about to be
stepped up—perhaps with 12 in
stead of the original seven nations
taking part.
—
U. S. Observes
Armistice Day
’Round The World
(Continued from Page One*
be humble; if it takes strength, let
us be strong.”
A 150-plane “raid” on Washing
ton by the Air National Guard—
intended to stress the same point—
was postponed until Sunday be
cause of bad weather.
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Symington’s thmee was echoed
by the new' American Legion com
mander Perry Brown, of Beau- j
mont, Texas, who urged early
Congressional approval of univer
sal military training.
“We have only one reasonable
, and realistic course before us,” he
said in an address prepared for the
Arlington ceremonies. “That is for
the United States to muster in full
view of the world sufficient active
and reserve military strength to
convince one and all that extinc
tion must be the price of break
ing the peace.”
SCOUT NEWS
At the coming “Court of Honor”
twenty-one boys will receive their
Tenderfoot badges, two their First
Class badges, nine their Second
Class badges, and seven boys will
receive Merit badges.
Last Sunday the boys who were
at the Scout hall by 2:00 p.m. got
to go to the Air Base gym to see
a basketball game.
All scouts are requested to be at
the meeting tonight to learn when
the “Court of Honor” is to be held. !
Ralph Bingham, scribe |
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Heat Wave Greets |
Army B-50 Fliers
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FAIRBANKS, i/P>—The pilots j
of five B-50’s who landed at Eiel
son field Wednesday scratched
their heads and wondered if—like
Corrigan—they flew the wrong di
rection.
They landed here on the hottest
Nov. 10 in the 40 years the wea- i
ther bureau has kept records. The
temperature was a nice comfort
able 48 degrees above zero.
“It was colder than that,” one
pilot observed, “when we took off
from Tucson, Ariz., last night.”
The thing that troubles the air
force men is that they flew 2,600
miles for the first tests of the B-50
under Arctic conditions. They had
been looking forward to tempera
tures down to 40 below zero.
The B-50’s were the first super
superforts to reach here from
United States. They left Davis
Monthan field at Tucson at 11:35
p.m. Wednesday night. Some were
held over night at Spokane by bad
weather.
An announcement as the planes
left, said each of the plane’s crews
was to participate in survival pro
FIFTEEN CONCENTRATION
CAMP GUARDS HANGED
MUNICH, Germany, </P) — Fif
teen former guards at the Maut
hausen concentration camp were
hanged today for slaying more
than 4,600 war-time inmates, in
cluding 47 British and American
airmen.
They had been convicted by an
American war crimes court of ex
terminating inmates by various
methods, including shooting, hang
ing, beatings, suffocation and in
jections.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL
Rowe Woodis, Jack Saute, H R.
McCormick, Camp No. 5. William
Baugart, Nome.
“For the same reason that any
girl marries.”—Mrs. Caroline By
ers, 60, Salt Lake City, on why she
wed Jacob Byers, 72.
cedures and navigation and bomb
ing problems. Each crew will
spend a week afoot on Arctic ice
packs.
Officers said they were expected
to encounter temperatures of from
30 to 40 degrees below' zero.
There’s still time for that. The
group will remain here 45 days.
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Alaska Airlines
4 Scheduled trips a week: Monday, Wed
nesday, Friday, Saturday. Nome, (Moses
Point Flag Stop), Unalakleet, McGrath,
(Farewell Flag Stop), Anchorage. Alaska
Airlines IS STEADILY INCREASING
THEIR SERVICE to the people of Nome
and the surrounding districts. We are
proud of our dependable service, and in
tend to maintain the BETTER SERVICE
to Nome. Low freight rates and even
lower rates on produce shipments will
help everyone—Merchants, Businessmen,
and Housewives.
Mail service four times a week speeds
your correspondence.
Alaska Airlines maintains a Shopping
Service too, for your convenience:
TRAVEL, SHIP, THE DEPENDABLE —
THE STARLINER ROUTE.
One carrier service from Anchorage to
Candle, Deering and Kotzebue.