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(OPEN 8:00 AJVI'
(TILL 6:30 P.M.
Lack Of Housing !
Causes Alaskan
Sodiers Removal
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WASHINGTON, —(#»)—Gen. J. j
Lawton Collins, deputy chief of
staff, said today the army plans
to withdraw the bulk of its com
bat troops from Alaska when cold
weather sets in.
Lack of adequate housing is the
reason, he said.
Collins and assistant secretary
of the army Gordon Gray have
just returned from a two-week
inspection trip to Alaska. Together
they held an informal news con
ference.
Gray said $76,083,000 recently
appropriated will enable new ar-.
my and air force housing to be
built.
But Collins added it would be
4hree years before adequate hous
ing would be ready. The con
struction season in Alaska is only
about three months he said.
Army representatives have told
Congress that the U.S. now has
about 7,000 combat and service
troops in Alaska and proposes to
increase this to 15,000 under the
expansion program. This does not
include air force strength.
Supply troops will be left in
Alaska, Collins said. Testing of
equipment under severe condition
will continue.
The general told a questioner
he noted no tension in the Alas
kan area over any possible war.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
ORDINANCE NO. 323
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF NOME IN REFERENCE TO
THE OPERATION OF MOTOR
VEHICLES IN A RECKLESS
MANNER AND WHILE IN
TOXICATED.
BE IT ORDAINED AND EN
ACTED AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1; It shall be unlawful
for any person, within the lim
its of the City of Nome, to drive
or operate any motor vehicle in
a careless, reckless or wan on
manner.
Section 2; It shall be unlawful
for any person, within the limits
of the City of Nome, to drive or
operate any motor vehicle while
intoxicated.
Section 3; Any person who vio
lates any provision of this Or
dinance, upon conviction there
of, shall be fined a sum not in
excess of $100.00, or shall be im
prisoned for a term not exceed
ing 30 days, or shall be both so
fined and imprisoned, all at the
discretion of the Magistrate: And
in addition thereto, the Magis
trate may suspend or revoke any
motor vohicle operator’s license
which may have been issued by
the City of Nome to the violator.
Section 4; Any person convict
ed three times in any calendar
year for the violation of this Or
dinance shall, upon his third
conviction, forfeit his license to
drive or operate a motor vehicle
within the limits of the city of
Nome, for the remainder of such
year, and the Judgment of the
Magistrate shall include a can
cellation of his license.
Section 5; Any person convict
ed three times in any calendar
year for the violation of this Or
dinance shall not be issued a mo
tor vehicle operator’s license by
the City of Nome until the expi
ration of one full calendar year
immediately succeeding the third
conviction.
Section 6; Any and all Ordin
ances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
PASSED by the Common
Council of the City of Nome in
regular session assembled the'
26th day of July, 1948.
Approved July 26, 1948.
LUTHER DUNBAR, |
Mayor, i
A test: CARRIE M. McLAIN.
Clerk.
Publish July 28, 30, and Aug. 2, j
1948. j
NOME GIRL RETURNS
FOR VISIT WITH FAMILY
Mrs. Howard Sly, formerly of
Nome, and her two children, Su
zanne and Frank, arrived on the
Pan American plane yesterday to
visit Mrs. Sly’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Martin who live on
First Ave. W. Mrs. Sly is presi
dent of the Women’s Auxiliary of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, in
Fairbanks. Mrs. Sly is the for
mer Alice Martin of this city.
NORVIN LEWIS RETURNS
FROM SEATTLE VISIT
Norvin Lewis, Clerk of the
District Court, returned from
Seattle where he visited with his
son Robert, who is entering the
armed forces.
FAIRBANKS, i/P)—1The Seat
tle and Portland firm of Blyth
and company has purchased the
$350,000 bond issue which will
finance construction of an eight
room addition to the Fairbanks
school.
The transaction was completed
by the school board and James F.
Miller of the Blyth firm, who
flew here from Portland. The
lirm also took an option on an
$800,000 bond issue for construc
tion of a new high school.
A swiftly expanding school en
rollment here made it necessary
to add to classroom facilities im
mediately. School officials said
more than 1,000 students attended
the local school last year in a
building designed for a maximum
of 600.
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