V’ WEAPON
VEW MISSIVE
OF GERMANS
WITH THE U. S. NINTH
^RMY IN GERMANY, Dec. 18.
—(AP)—The Germans launched
new “V’’ weapon on the west
ern front, bombarding the rear
areas with it night and day, it
has been reported today.
The dispatch gave no details
concerning the weapon but the
Germans are using both a ‘‘V” 1
and the “V’’ 2 weapons, which
are robot bombs of the telegraph
rocket type, against the troops
in the areas behind the front.
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“LADY BE GOOD”
With ROBERT YOUNG and
ELEANOR POWELL
Also "HOLLYWOOD’S
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
DECEMBER 20th-21st
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22
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And "HERE COMES MR.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23rd
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“TORTILLA FLATS”
With SPENCER TRACY and
HEDY LAMARR
And ‘THE WOMAN IN THE
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“PASSPORT TO
SUEZ”
With WARREN WILLIAMS,
and ANN SAVAGE
And "WOLF IN THIEF'S
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AN APPRECIATION!
Nome, Alaska, Dec. 14, 1944. !
The Mayor of Nome and the
members of the City Council ex
1 tend their gratitude and sincere
thanks to the nurses and their
aids of the Indian Bureau Ser- i
vice and Territorial Department i
of Public Health and doctors and <
assistants in the civilian and <
army personnel, for the courtesy i
shown in their persistent and
untiring efforts in handling and
curbing the diphtheria epidemic 1
that recently struck this com
munity. |j
The City Fathers also extend |j
their appreciation to the Nome h
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public, business houses and .
places of amusement and wor
ship, in responding whole- *
heartedly to the quarantine and
cooperating to the fullest ex
tent.
CARRIE M. McLAIN,
City Clerk.
BABY GIRL BORN
TO MR. AND MRS. OLSON
This morning a baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Pete Olson.
Both mother and daughter are
doing very well. By a coinci
dence the child was born on its
maternal grandmother’s birthday.
The maternal grandjnother, by
the way is Mrs. Effie Baldwin.
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