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mittees will be contacted and in
formed as to future plans of the
chamber relative to each.
New topics to be reported at
the next general meeting will be
relative to city planning, chamber i
activity, school problems, N.W.A. !
Fair report, and open forum.
Received in the mails from the '
American Automobile Associa- J
tion was a booklet on Alaska, per- ■
taining to roads, hotels, and trav- ’
el in the Territory. The report on '
Nome was interesting, to say the
least, even though quite inaccu
rate. The report follows:
“NOME (pop. 2,000*.
“Picturesquely situated on the
south side of Seward Peninsula,
Nome is inhabited mainly by Es
kimos.
Gold was discovered on the
beaches here in 1899 and gold
mining is still carried on. The
city is a center for native arts and i
crafts, an important industry.'
Nome has no harbor but boats an- I
chor 2 miles out in Bering ea. ^
There are several airfields near
by.
“Wallace Hotel, 25 rooms. Sin
gle $3.50 to $5, double $5 to $8.”
H. F. Harper, president of the
chamber, stated that the item is
just an example of the inaccurate
! information which can be given
out by even a reliable source such
as the automobile association. The
chamber’s publicity committee
will try to amefhd the report for
their next edition.
U.S. Commissioner's Court
Daniel Singyke was sentenced
to fifteen days for driving a car
without the owner’s permission.
Northwestern Alaska
F air A ssociation
Nome, Alaska
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Red Underground
Said “U. S. Must
Be Destroyed”
NEW YORK. <7P)—“J. Peters,” '
described as head of the Com
munist underground in America,
preached that the United States
“must be destroyed,” a witness at
his deportation hearing said yes
terday.
Former communist Whittaker
Chambers identified the mysteri
ous Peters as the No. 1 man in the
underground at a House un-Amer
ican activities subcommittee hear
ing here Monday.
Subcommittee members then
threatened Peters with contempt
charges for his refusal to answer
questions about his alleged com
munist affiliations and about the
activities of the communist party
in this country.
The Peters case shifted back
yesterday to the immigration and
naturalization service which is
presenting deportation chafges
against him.
George Hewitt, a Negro and al
leged former member of the com
munist national committee, was
the witness who said Peters called
for the destruction of the United
States.
Hewitt, who said he renounced
communism four years ago, testi
fied that “from the first day I
was in the party, I was instructed
that the United States was a cita
del of capitalism, the main obsta
cle to Marxist-Leninist success
and this obstacle must be de
stroyed, including schools, gov
ernment and churches, which re
flect sleepiness.”
Germany Military
Governors Meet
BERLIN, I/P) — Russian and
western military governors of
Germany met for an hour yester
day on East-West problems in
blockaded Berlin.
“We will meet again,” said Gen.
Sir Brian Robertson of Britain,
‘‘the date, however, still is not
fixed.”
It was the first top level meet
ing in Berlin in five months and
resulted from diplomatic discus
sions in the Kremlin for the past
month.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. S. mil
itary governor, said ‘‘There will
be a top level meeting today.”
This did not necessarily mean a
meeting of the governores them
selves.
Asked if the conference was
amicable, an American official
responded:
“It depends on what you call
amicable.”
American officials said finan
cial experts of the four powers
will continue to confer on techni
cal financial problems.
The state department in Wash
ington said the governors will
discuss measures to lift the block
ade and to solve the dispute over
rival Russian and Western marks
circulating in the German capital.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay of the U.
S., Marshal Vassily Sokolovsky
of Russia, Gen. Sir Brian Robert
son of Britain and Gen. Pierre
Koenig of France met at the allied
control authority building short
ly before the scheduled 5 p.m.
time for the meeting.
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