Communication
The follwoing letter, addressed
to Santa Claus, Icy Cape, Alaska,
has found its way to the Nugget
office.
Overtoom 288,
Amsterdam, Holland.
Dear Santa Claus:
Thank you so much for the love
ly prayground ball you send me.
You will wonder why I thank you
so late for it, well the reason is
that I have been with Mur^s in
England for 2 months and so only
got it last week when we came
back. It is very lovely and I play
with it in the park. Mums is afraid
of the window panes if I even roll
it at home. Santa, I had a lovely
summer vacation and am now do
ing my best in school. Mums took
me on the big double trams in Lon
don and in the underground trains.
I look all over the zoo but did not
see one reindeer. I rode on the
HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients in the hospital are
Mrs. Elsie Engstrom, Maggie Top
kok and Mrs. James Walsh.
Rev. and Mrs. Maynard D.
Londborg of Unalakleet are the
parents of a baby daughter named
Linda Joan, born yesterday at the
hospital.
i camel’s back and in the llama cart
J it was such fun. I fed the pigeons,
' saw the palace and the changing of
the guards and now I can play at
guards, it is a fine game. Today it
is a lovely sunny weather so nice.
Mums says it is very cold where
you live, ice is very cold, ice cream
too and how I love it. Very soon
we are going to have a new queen,
1 everyone is busy putting up decor
| ations for her. Say, have you got a
queen too. I send you and all he
reindeer my love.
Your friend Martin.
VIRGINIA PAULSEN ADDED
TO TEACHING STAFF
To relieve the overcrowded con
dition of the primary department
of the Nome Territorial school,
Virginia Paulsen has been added
to the staff of teachers who has
taken part of the first and second
grades.
Mrs. Paulsen who is the wife of
Lt. Paulsen, doctor at the Marks
Field, is a graduate of the Uni
versity of California. \
The total enrollment, which has
been steadily growing since school
opened is now approximately 300
students.
The home economics rooms
have been turned into classrooms
to help alleviate the overcrowded
condition throughout the school.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Winkler, for
merly with the U. S. Marshal’s of
fice in Nome, have purchased a
hotel in Chula Vista, California.
Internation’l News
At A Glance —
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the communist armies for a mas
sive drive in North China, from
which, Americans have been ad
vised to leave. Reports trickled into
Peiping of large scale surrender of
Chinese soldiers.
Communist-led coal miners
fought wi'h government forces
clearing struck mines in northern
France, Gunplay was reported.
Five police an da number of strik
ers were wounded by shots and
grenades 20 miles southwest of
Lille. The government said sabo
teurs derailed two miners’ trains
near Lens. A back-to-work move
ment was on. The French regime
said the movement would break
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SCOUT NEWS
Troop 666 of the Boy Scouts
had its regular meeting last Friday
night. We discussed plans for the
hike that week-end and decided
we would meet at the scout hall
the next morning at 11:00 a.m.
After each patrol turned in their
dues, we played a few games and
then were dismissed. The Green
Bar met afterwards to discuss
plans for the next meeting.
the strike in this, its fifth week.
Communist union leaders called
a 24-hour general strike in the
Valenciennes region, but it was
only partly successful. Dock work
ers walked out at Bordeaux and
seamen on 58 ships struck at Mar
seilles, all at communist orders.
Seamen struck also at Sete. a Med
iterranean port.
A military court in communist
Romania sentenced 12 persons to
prison at hard labor for from 10
years to life. They were accused of
plotting with American and Brit
ish representatives to overthrow
the government. Eleven were said
.o have confessed yesterday.
Prmier Hans Hedtoft said Den
mark must “be prepared to meet
the dangers threatening us’’
should war come again. He said a
Scandinavian alliance may b»
needed.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT,
/ SECOND DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF BERNARD VINCENT
BELLEVIEU, Deceased.
No. 800
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that by Order of the Probate Court
aforesaid, W. E. H. Cremer of
Nome, Alaska, has been duly ap
oointed Administrator of the es
tate of Bernard Vincent Bellevieu.
deceased, commonly known as
Barney Bellevieu.
All persons having claims
against said estate should present
them, with proper vouchers at
tached, within six <6> months from
the date of this Notice to the said
Administrator.
Dated at Nome. Alaska, the 25th
day of October, 1948.
W. E. H. CREMER,
Administrator,
Nome, Alaska.
Pub. Oct. 27, Nov. 3, 10, 17, 1948