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‘Stuns’ Rep. Hebert
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lieved “that effectively answers
your suggestion.”
Then, in the latest of a series of
letters evidently dashed off in a
moment of annoyance, Mr. Tru
man added:
“I am extremely sorry that the
sentiments expressed in your let
ter were not thought of before
November seventh, when the cam
paign in your state, Utah, North
Carolina, Illinois and Indiana was
carried on in a manner that was
as low as I’ve ever seen and I’ve
been in this game since 1906.”
Hebert wrote Mr. Truman in
reply that he was “stunned,” and
he added:
“It is indeed exceedingly regret
table that you failed to grasp the
real purpose and intent of my sug
gestion, but it is even more regret
table that you saw fit to gratui
tously inject political distemper
into your reply.”
...
There’ll always be an England
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FATHER ANABLE TRANS
FERRED TO NEW DUTIES
Father Anable, who was pastor
here of the St. Joseph’s Church,
and who has been in Fairbanks
for the past three years is sched
uled to be transferred to new dut
ies after 13 years service in Alas
ka.
It has been announced that he
will be doing lecture worrk as an
assistant to Father Bernard J.
Hubbard, the glacier priest, al
though it is expected that he will
remain in the Territory until
spring to add to his collection of
colored slides.
Boyd Harwood, local druggist is
now in the mining business with
three large Nuggets from his first
claim which was staked at the
Pioneer Roof Garden.
Other Christmas presents from
the Pioneers from the Roof Gar
den include a Mixmaster to
George Madsen, and Revere ware
to Ralph Lomen and Jack Kelly.
Someone is still holding a card
with the number 36 on it to com
plete the list.
The first bicycle was a wooden
vehicle invented by a Frenchman,
M. de Civrac in 1690.
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ATTENTION MASONS
Election of Officers of Anvil
Lodge No. 140 will be held on Dec.
21. All members requested to be
present.
Stan Morgan,
W. Master
ATTENTION BOYS
Explorer Scouts will meet at the
City Hall Monday evening at 7:30
to discuss plans for tha organiza
tion of their troop.
Mark Anderson, adviser
NOTICE
TO CAR OWNERS
Parked cars on a street are a
hindrance to snow removal. Any
motor vehicle parked on a street
after a period of twenty-four
hours, shall be impounded by the
City.
HERB JENKS,
Nome Chief of Police.
Pub. Dec. 13th and 15th, 1950.
NOTICE
Pioneer Women will hold a spe
cial meeting Friday evening at
the Pioneer Igloo at 8:00 p.m.
Mary Roell. Pres.
KINDERGARTEN
Following Washington State
course of study in pre-school ac
tivities that include: stories, mu
sic, art, manners, play, games, etc.
Call Black 113.
NOTICE
The Nome Common Council sit
ting as a Board of Equalization
will meet on Dec. 13, 14th and 15th
in the city Hall from 800 P.M. to
9:00 P.M.
Carrie M. McLain,
City Clerk.
Publish Dec. 11, 13 and 15, 1950.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received un
til December 15, 1950, 6:00 p.m.,
for the conversion of a 20' by 120'
K D building into classrooms.
Specifications may be gotten from
the clerk of the Board of Educa
tion.
Board of Education.
Mrs. Helen B. Olsen, Clerk.
Pub. Dec. 11, 13, & 15. 1950.
NOTICE
HOURS FOR BCG
VACCINATION
The public is requested to be
at the Public Health Center (which
Is located in the basement of the
MMM Hospital) at any of the fol
lowing hours for BCG vaccina
tion:
Thursday, Dec. 14—7 p.m to 9
p.m.
Friday, Dec. 15—2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Atlantic Pact Heads
Meet In Secret
LONDON, (/P) — The North At
lantic Pact’s top military men met
twice behind closed doors yester
day, apparently to set up a com
mand staff for a European defense
force.
The military committee of the
12 Allies spent two hours in a
morning session and then returned
to work again after lunch.
The meetings are a prelude to a
joint session today or tomorrow
with the pact council deputies on
the problem of bringing German
troops into the defense force.
The meetings were held in close
ly guarded Lancaster House. Prob
lems under consideration includ
ed definition of size and scope of
the command of North Atlantic
Treaty organization armies in Eu
rope.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower is
expected to be named command
er-in-chief but there remains the
choosing of his deputy and the
commanders of ground, sea, and
air arms.
One of the reasons for the delay
in the appointment of Eisen
hower has been the lack of any
clear definition of what he would
WILLIAM CAMESONS LEAVE
ON EXTENDED VACATION
Leaving Wednesday on vaca
tion are Mr. and Mrs. William
Cameron of the U. S. Smelting Co.
They have an exciting trip plan
ned for their vacation which will
take them to the other end of the
world so speaking.
They plan to leave Lon Angeles
I on a tramp freighter and spend
j about three months on a trip that
goes all around South America
I and up the east coast. Their itin
[ erary is indefinite so it will be
filled with surprises all the way
! along.
They plan to return home late in
the spring.
command.
“You can’t have a commander
in-chief unless he knows what he
is commanding,” one Pact official
said recently.
LONDON, (/P) — Atlantic Past
experts laid down final political
and rfiilitary plans today for using
German troops in defense of West
ern Europe.
A communique said a joint
meeting of the past council’s dep
uty foreign ministers and its mili
j tary chieftains “reached complete
agreement on political and mili
tary recommenadtions for German
participation” in western defenses.
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