Yugoslavs Capture
Mihailovic |
BELGRADE. Mar. 25, (/P)—Gen.
Draja Mihailovic is reported being
arrested as a traitor and a war
criminal after his capture by
Yugoslav authorities. Alexander
Rankovic, minister of the interior,
announced to a cheering parlia
ment that the wartime leader of
the Chetniks, who has been hunt
ed for nearly two years in the
Yugoslav hills by Tito’s forces was
seized March 13.
Rankovic didn’t say where he
was captured, but it is rumored
that Mahailovic, King Peter’s for
mer minister of war, was trapped
near Vishegrad, near the Serbian
Bosnian border.
The official broadcast said he
was taken in a mountain cave,
guarded by only eleven men. H;s
forces once were estimated to total
200,000.
CLARA GADDIE ENROUTE
TO WHITE MOUNTAIN
Clara Gaddie, nurse from Kot
zebue is enroute to White Moun
tain to take Mrs. Fisler’s place
while she is in the hospital here.
Truman Shifts
Diplomats
WASHINGTON, Mar. 25, (/PI—
President Truman carried out a
two-way diplomatic shift which
placed new stress on the import
ance United States attaches to the
United Nations Organization. The
President designated John Winant
to be the American representative
at the UNO economic social coun
cil, and Averell Harriman to suc
ceed Winant as Ambassador to
Britain.
Meanwhile Lt. Gen. Walter Be
dell Smith is headed for Moscow
by plane to fill the post which
Harriman vacated several weeks
ago when he resigned as Ambas
sador to Russia.
CURTIC JACOBS. JR.
WINS SNOPLANE
The sale of tickets for the Sno
plane culminated in a dance, given
by the Boy Scouts last Saturday
night, where excitement ran high
until the lucky number was
drawn.
The winner, Curtis Jacobs, Jr.,
was out bright and early trying
out his prize, and evidently en
joy:ng every minute.
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SAM TAYLOR DIED LAST
FALL IN MINNESOTA
Mrs. Sam Taylor, a Nomeite of
former years, and a photagrapher,
writes from Tacoma, Wash., that
her husband Sam Taylor, who was
clerk of court here for many years
died at their home in Minnesota
late last fall. His mother, father
and brother were all present at
the funeral. Mrs. Taylor has sold
their ranch on which they had
been raising cattle and turkeys,
and has moved west to live with
her sister. She sends greetings to
her many Nome friends.
MRS. J. J. O'LEARY GETTING
ALONG NICELY
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Friends of Mrs. J. J. O’Leary,
who underwent a major operation
in Fairbanks last Thursday, will
be glad to learn that she is get
ting along nicely and plans to be
the house guest of Mrs. Ella Chap
man after she leaves the hospital.
CARLSON PLANE
BROUGHT TO NOME
The Carlson plane, which was
forced down several weeks ago
near Solomon, on account of en
gine trouble, was hauled into
Nome last week by tractor, and
will be stored in the warehouse
across from the Lincoln Hotel.
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MANDEVILLE AND WEBB
FILE FOR CITY COUNCIL
The City Clerk announces that
to date there are only two peti
tions filed for the coming city
elections. They are Paul Mande
ville, owner of the Modern Clean- i
ers, and Richard Webb, local man
ager for the Wien Airlines, both of
whom have filed for the City
Council.
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plan# rout#*
Only terminal points are shown on the above map. There are more
than a hundred towns served by Alaska Airlines in Alaska.
Use the complete passenger and express services of Alaska
Airlines. Phone MAIN 66 NOME, ALASKA
ALASKA AIRLINES
Motorized Dentists
Track Rural Toothache
LEEDS, England, (£*)—Instead
of waiting weeks for dental care,
West Yorkshire residents have
dentists calling on them—and it’s
free!
Completely-equipped vans, each
costing $4,500 and each staffed
with a dentist and assistant, tour
out-of-the-way spots administer
ing to the needs of villagers.
The plan is financed by the
West Riding Council.
ERIC NELSON RETURNS
FROM STATES
Eric Nelson, owner of the Pio
neer Water Co., who took his va
cation in the States returned
home Friday night. Eric says he
would like to take a long rest, as
vacationing Outside is quite stren
uous.
Meetings
ATTENTION PIONEERS
The Pioneers will meet at the
Whaley House on Wednesday eve
ning at eight o'clock.
Bob Baldwin, Secy.
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make of key. Leave orders at
Nugget Office. 35-tf
Scratch Pads on Sale at the
Nugget.
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1 Show, Mar. 25 and 26. 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“STANDING ROOM
ONLY”
PAULETTE GODDARD
FRED MacMURRAY
Also "POPULAR SCIENCE"
1 Show. Mar. 27 and 28, 7:30 P.M.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“JAM SESSION”
ANNE MILLER, JESS BARKER *
Also "THE PHANTOM" No. 1
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2 Shows, Mar. 29, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
FRIDAY
“SONG OF NEVADA”
ROY ROGERS
SONS OF THE PIONEERS
Also "FOX AND HOUNDS"
And "ZOOT CAT"
1 Show, March 30. 7:30 P.M.
SATURDAY
“IRON MAJOR”
PAT O'BRIEN. RUTH WARRICK
Also "MAIL TROUBLE"
2 Shows. Mar.21, 7:15 and 9 P.M.
SUNDAY
“CRY OF THE
WEREWOLF”
NINA FOCH. STEPHEN CRANE y
Also "TASK FORCE" *
"PLENTY BELOW ZERO"
Milk cows need from 100 to 300
pounds of water daily.
Blouses
By
Hollywood Creations
New spring blouses will be on dis
play tomorrow.
Tailored, with long or short sleeves
as well as several new necklines and
sleeve styling.
Parker “51“
PENS AND PENCILS
Now available
Also
PARKER “51” INK
Aprons
Gay and Colorful Prints
Waistline and Bib Models
Attractive Gifts
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