IN THE PROBATE COURT IN
AND FOR THE CAPE NOME
PRECINCT, SECOND DIVI
SION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
In the Matter of the Estate of
MATT JACOB KUKI, Deceased.
No. 690
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by Order of the Probate Court
in and for the Cape Nome Pre
cinct, Second Division, Territory
of Alaska, the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator of
the estate of Matt Jacob Kuki, de
ceased.
All persons having claims
against said estate should present
them with proper voucher at
tached within six [months from
the date of this notice to the un
dersigned at Nome, Alaska.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, May 19,
1945.
C. C. TANNER, Administrator.
Publish: May 21, 28, June 4, 11.
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Russians Complete
T opographical
Expedition
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MOSCOW, May 28—4/P)—A Red
Star dispatch from far eastern
Kamchatka reported the conslu
sion of a five hundred forty day
military topographical expedition
under the command of Lt. Cols.
Utekhin and Slisenko.
Kamchatka lies northeast of
Japan and the Kurile chain. It is
the closest Russian soil to the
Aleutians The central Kamchatka
mountain range and other areas
totaling more than seventy-seven
thousand square miles were stud
ied.
The dispatch said new military
maps will be printed.
Keep the home fires burning
and the front lines firing—BUY
WAR BONDS.
Nation’s Police Plan Safety Program
r BRAKES NOW
THAN HAVE ME
I CHECK *6M AFTER
L an accident/
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There are 5,600,000 fewer passenger ears on the roads of America
today than there were in 1941. No new cars will be manufactured
this year. The present supply of cars must be saved, for vital war
time transportation. Last year traffic accidents claimed the lives of
nearly 24,000 persons, and injured 850,000 more. To help conserve
4 automobiles and reduce the appalling toll of traffic accident fatalities
and injuries, the International Association of Chiefs of Poliee will
^conduct a nationwide automobile brake-check program from April 15
to June 1. The police invite car owners to cooperate by putting their
cars in top mechanical condition.
HMD YOU* QUOTA • . .AMO MAKE fTf
.. YOUR PERSONAL MATURITY
^252^ WAR ROMO VALUKOP
•« MrSrru •< QUOTA IS: 7TH WAR LOAN
* *OWTH Wi (CASH VALUl) iONPS IQUOHT
$250 >1S7J0 $250
225-250 150.00 200
210-225 1S1JS ITS
200-210 112J0 ISO
100400 NJI US
140.100 PS JO 100
100-140 IT JO ••
U"4*r >1001S7I IS
BUY WAR BONDS
7*h WAR LOAN
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Lomen Commercial
Company
DREAM
THEATRE
NOME. ALASKA
1 Show May 28th fc 29th 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“HOLIDAY INN”
BING CROSBY. FRED ASTAIRE j
MARJORIE REYNOLDS
And "LEND A PAW"
1 Show May 30th & 31st 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“THE NAVY COMES
THROUGH”
PAT O'BRIEN
GEORGE MURPHY
JANE WYATT
' And "BAND No. 3"
2 Shows June 1st 7:15 & 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“THE DEVIL’S TRAIL”
BILL ELLIOTT. TEX RITTER
"RADIO BUGS"
And "HAPPY FACES"
........
1 Show June 2nd 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“FOR ME AND MY GAL”
JUDY GARLAND
GEORGE MURPHY
GENE KELLY
2 Shows June 3rd 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“THE CASTLE IN
THE DESERT”
SIDNEY TOLER
ARLEEN WHELAN
"BATTLE OF MIDWAY"
And "STORM"
NOTICE
The Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce will meet
in the court room at the Federal
Building Tuesday evening at 8:00
P.m. All members and prospec
tive members are invited to at
tend.
COINCIDENCE OF WAR
MOTTINGHAM, Kent, England
(#*)—Two local soldiers, Charles
Moore and Henry Spooner who
lived on the same street, were
wounded and captured in France
in June, 1940, both had to have an
arm amputated and both were re
patriated together.
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CLASSIFIED _
FOR SALE — Brandies, Rums,
Gins and Whiskies. Polar Liquor
Store. 61-tf
FOUND—Pair Glasses. Call the
Nugget Office.
LOST—Pair glasses in wine-col
ored case. Reward if returned
to Nugget Office. 62-64-tf
FOR SALE—Revere, Model 88,
8mm Movie Camera with Case,
Sunhood and. Filters. $75. Call
the Nugget. Main 125. It
WANTED Repairs, Mending, Min
or tailoring, alterations, at mod
erate prices. No job too small.
Rosemary McSwain. 64-2tp
Japs Blow Up
Caves
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presumably were filled with stores
of food and ammunition which the
Nipponese did not want to fall
into American hands.
The destruction of their cave
positions only a few hundred
yards outside of Shuri seems to
indicate the Japanese are prepar
ing the withdraw from the central
sector, which is flanked danger
ously to the east and southeast by
Seventh Infantry divisions which
bulge in Ozaomura Heights south
of Yonabaru.
PIN-UP GIRLS BECOME
OFFICIAL
CAMP VAN DORN, Miss. (/P)—
Orientation officers here have rec
ognized, officially, the “pin-up”
girl.
A collection of them has been
included in the orientation dis
play of the 263rd Engineer Com
bat battalion. The photographs are
included in the “this is worth
fighting for” department of the
display.
Nugget Ads Get Results.
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
SUNDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL
Last evening a community Bac
calaureate service was held at the
Territorial High School at eight
o’clock. Many friends of the two
graduates, Paul McCarthy and
Bernadette Amarok were present.
The address of the evening was
given by Rev. V. Booker, who
challenged the graduates to look
to the future and to think in terms
of internaitonal scope if they
would be the “Light of the
World.” Rev. Paul Carlson offi
ciated at the service and the Jun
ior Choir of the Federated Church
assisted with the music.
Trumpet accompaniment to a
special hymn “God of Our Fath
ers” was rendered by Russell
Lahti.
Pfc. William Foster sang “Open
the Gates of The Temple’ in a
most pleasing manner.
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CLOSE SHAVE NOTE
CAMP LIVINGSTON, La. (JP)—
Pvt. Joe Thomas, whose Cocopah
Indian name Shashwas means “Or
Hand,” never uses a razor. He
simply lathers his face, grips a
bare safety razor blade betweer
his thumb and two fingers and
clips the stubble away.
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