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WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
The Boeing left Wednesday eve
ning with mail and passengers.
Fritz Wien, J. Moeller, William
Ihde, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lee,
Sr.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving from Anc h o r a g e
Thursday, Dec. 13, were Eric Solo
mon, Henry Kanayurak, Allan
Kaleak, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cox,
and child, and Lt. R. T. Werdler.
Departing for Anchorage were
Ray Virgin, M. B. Ames, E. A.
Behr. M. A. Stewart, and Lt. R.
H. Werdler. For Unalakleet were
Frank Roberts, E. A. Jarvi, B. B.
Mozee, F. C. Bingham, and Peter
Nanouk. *
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Incoming passnegers from Fair
banks were Mrs. Bessie Huxley,
Lt. E. Levy, and from Seattle Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Jones and infant,
and Fay Fancher; also 750 pounds
of mail and express.
Outgoing passengers were: Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Gabbard, William
Brown, Raymond Kays for Seat
tle, and Dudley Warner for White
horse, and Dr. E. W. Norris for
Tanana.
Open To Public
HYDE PARK, N. Y., Dec. 14—
^The Hyde Park estate of the late
President Roosevelt will be thrown
open to the public next May.
The Department of Interior said
an admission fee of twenty-five
cents would probably be charged, j
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Belsen Camp
Torturers Hung
HAMBURG, Dec. 14 — </n —
Montgomery’s headquarters an
nounced that Joseph Kramer ”the
beast of Belson” and ten others
of the Belsen gang, including
blonde Irma Gresc, were hanged
yesterday for committing crimes
in the notorious concentration
camp.
The executions were at Hame
lin, by Pierre Pont, official Brit
ish hangman. General Montgom
ery denied all appeals Saturday.
The eight men and three women
were condemned by the British
military court for atrocities com
mitted at Belsen and Oswiecim
concentration camps. Nineteen
other drew prison terms.
Two gallows were used, permit
ting eight men to be hanged in
pairs. The women walked to their
death singly.
MRS. GEORGE GOSHAW
LEAVES HOSPITAL TONIGHT
Mrs. George Goshaw of Shish
maref, who has been in the hospi
tal here receiving treatment for
frostbite, is planning to leave to
night on the Pan Amreican plane
for the States. She will fly to San
Francisco, where she will be met
by her sister Mrs. R. Woodrich,
who will accompany her to the
Woodrich home in Santa Rosa,
California to recuperate.
George Goshaw has moved into
their Shishmaref store since their
home burned last month. The Go
shaws plan to rebuild in the
spring.
Be Wise—Nugget Advertise
Nazis Made Slaves
Of Conquered
Laborers
NUERNBERG, Dec. 14— (rT>> —
More than four million conquered
laborers we e forced info virtual
s’avp*-y in Germany by murder,
starvation, arson and kidnaping,
American prosecutors disclose! at
the war crimes trial of twenty-one
Nazi leaders.
A carefully planned slave sys
tem to provide workers for Ger
man war plants and farms was
described as a “wild and ruthless
'manhunt carried on everywhere”
in a Nazi labor commissioner’s
own words, presented as evidence
before the international military
tribunal.
Nationalists To
Control Manckuria
TIENTSIN, Dec. 14—Indi
cations that all of Manchuria
would would be in the hands of
Government forces within a few
weeks were strengthened with the
arrival of Generalissimo Chiang
Kai-Shek in Peiping for the first
time in many years. His troops
were last reported forty miles be
yond Mukden, and were reported
rolling swiftly toward Harbin, a
leading Manchurian industrial
center.
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL—
C. J. Woofter, Fairbanks; Wil
liam F. Stewart, White Mountain;
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones. Seattle;
Fay Faneler, Seattle, and George
Barr.
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Truman Signs
Postmaster Bill
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14—(>P)—
Alaskans may now go before the
.re-rest postmaster and execute
affidavits required by the Terri
torial government. President Tru
man signed the bill authorizing
a postmaster to execute affidavits
required by the Federal govern
ment.
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Indonesians Reject
Dominion Status
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BATAVIA, Dec. 14—Indonesian
leaders from Sumatra Thursday
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rejected the Dutch offer of Do
minion status, and declared they
would support the unrecognized
Indonesian Republic in its fight
for full independence.
Hospital Notes
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Harold Harper is well on the
road to recovery following an*
appendectomy last week.
Mrs. Annie Kunuk from Shish
maref, and Mrs. May Tevuk of
Wales are patients.
Mrs. Mary Lincoln of White
Mountain gave birth to a baby
girl last Sunday.
Mrs. George Goshaw, 'of Shish
maref, is being released today.
Residential Prices
To Be Controlled
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14——
President Truman has asked that
residential property be placed un
der price control, and directed a
reinstatement of the priority sys
tem for building materials. The
actions contemplated a special
preference for veterans in need of
housing.
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