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PETER GRUENING
RECEIVES WINGS
Peter Gruening, son of Gov
ernor and Mrs. Ernest Gruen
ing, received his army air force
wings December 23rd in a cere
mony at William^ Field, Chand
ler, Ariz. Mrs. Gruening, attend
ed the event, along with Gov_
* ernor Gruening who flew from
Washington, D. C., for the cere
mony. The three planed to spend
Christmas at Palm Springs,
Calif.
Placer Location Notices now on
sale at The Nome Nugget.
NEW BOOK
PUBLISHED
A new book on Alaska illus
trated by the Eskimo artist,
George Ahgupuk, and written by
Edward L. Keithahn, curator of
the Alaska Historical Library
and Museum at Juneau, has re
cently been published. It is titled
‘‘Igloo Tales” and describes col
orful Eskimo folklore tales. Most
of the material for the booth
was gathered when Keithahn
was teaching at Shishmaref.
The Hungary city of Szeged
is of prehistoric origin.
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Mrs. Robert Lyle, better
known as Peggy Lyle, who for
seven years worked in the Inter
nal Revenue office in Fairbanks,
has gone into private business as
an income tax consultant. She
has a desk in the Gradelle Leigh
Real Estate office in Fairbanks,
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YOUR CAPITAL
AT WAR
By JACK STINNETT
WASHINGTON — Your capi
tal in wartime:
Far eastern experts at the
State Department won’t talk at j
all for publication, but it is in
timated that the primary cause
of recent military setbacks in
China is lack of transportation.
You can’t fly big trucks, little
trucks, tanks and half-tiracks
over the ‘‘Hump”, and there has
been no other way to get them
in since closing of the Burma
Road.
This, it is said, is the reason
China’s northern armies can’t
get back to the south and east
to stem the Japanese drive in
that area. When war fron refu
gees, arriving in Chungking re
cently, wanted to know why a
Japanese column of only 5,000
men was allowed to advance 100
miles in ten days, the alibi was
fcimply that the Chinese didn”
have a division equipped with
' sufficient transport to cut them
joff.
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If it’s true, preparations are
1 being made so quietly that it
hasn’t leaked out yet officially,
! but the rumor is persistent that
| thousands of Ialian prisoners of
! war soon will be sent back to
Italy to be released, after which
! they will immediately join Italian
legions to fight with the Allies
J against the Axis,
j The Italian prisoner situation
has caused the Army plenty of
grief. Most Itolians sincerely de
i sire to become active co-bellig
erents, yet several efforts to es
tablish their status as even non
combatant troops here in the
United States have met with con
siderable civilian criticism, espec
ially when they were allowed a
certain amount of “supervised
l freedom and recreation.”
Sending them back to Italy,
where they could fight for the
Allies or work for rehabilitation,
NOTICE!
Pursuant to an order of court
entered on this 2nd day of Jan-1
uary, A. D., 1945, notice is here- j
by given that a general term of,
/the District Court, Second Divi-1
sion, Territory of Alaska, will be
held in the court house at Nome
in said Division and Territory,
commencing at the hour of 10-00
O’clock A. M. on Monday, Feb
ruary 19, 1945, and to continue
thereafter according to further
orders of the court.
Given under my hand and with
th° court’s seal affixed this 2nd
day of January, A. D. 1945.
(SEAL) ALMER RYDEEN,
Clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court-for the Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
Jan. 10-17.24-21
would cause much easier breath
ing in a lot of Army circles.
If this plan is carried out, it
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will not include known Fascists
and recalcitrants, of which there
are many.
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