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Japs Tell of
Allied Losses
In Battle
Tokyo, Nov. 14 (/P) —
Jap Imperial headquarters
announced that two Jap de
stroyers were sunk and a
battleship was damaged in
a fierce and still-continu
ing battle off Guadalcanal.
Allied losses were listed as
6 cruisers and destroyers
sunk, 2 cruisers and 3 de
stroyers heavily damaged.
: 3 transports set afire and
19 planes shot down. There
was no confirmation of
! these claims from any oth
(er source.
Continued Success
In New Guinea
Mac Arthur’s Headquar
ters in Australia, Nov. 13
(/P) — Delayed — Heavy
bombers blasted two light
Jap cruisers and set fire to
i a transport in the same
Buin - Faisi area, in the
north Solomons, where on
ly yesterday four troop
laden transports were
bombed, the Allied high
command reported in a
communique and told of
the continued success of A1
lied ground troops fighting
their way towards the
northeast coast of New
Guinea, in the Goari area,
where Jap forces were sur
rounded and annihilated
earlier in the week. The
bodies of five officers and
more than 500 additional
dead were found.
WIEN AIRLINES
Sig Wien arrived from Fair
banks recently and left yester
day for Teller. Shishmaref, Kot
zebue. Kobuk and Fairbanks.
NAZIS DEVELOP
THIRST FOR VOLK A
LONDON, Nov. — The Norwe
gian Telegraph Agency reported
that Nazi troops in Russia have
developed a decided thirst for
Russian Vodka.
The German mania for the
srong Russian drink was reveal
ed during the trial of four Polish
railway men on a charge of de
stroying 1000 bottles of the po
tent livuor. A German tribunal
sentenced the railroaders to
serve four years in what the pre
siding judge termed “the sever
est penal camp there is.”
Savings Bonds are treasured possessions in more than
a million American homes.
—H. Morgenthau, Jr.
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British Clear
Rommel’s Army
Eastern Libya
Cairo, Nov. 14 (/P) —
Long range Allied fighter
planes shot down 7 Axis
aircraft out of a formation
of about 60. speeding from
North Africa toward Sicily
The British Eighth Army
cleared eastern Libya of
Rommel’s tattered army to
a point 40 miles west of To
bruk. With the words of
General Montgomery: “On
with the task and good
hunting to you all” ring
ing in their ears, the tire
less troops pursued the
Axis forces beyond Gazara
as bombers and fighters
roared overhead.
A communique disclosed
that Tunis airdrome where
the Germans were last re
ported in control, was heav
ily bombed and machine
gunned Thursday night in
the third such attack.
Big Night
At Jamboree
Is Promised
All signs point to a big
night at the Playfield Jam
boree next Saturday. Thru
the courtesy of Chaplain
Julius Pratt in charge of
Special Services for the
Army, arrangements are
being made for specialty
numbers to be given by
men from the Post.
In addition to a variety
program there will be the
usual games with chances
on baby dolls, candy, cig
ars and Thanksgiving Tur
keys. Each admission tick
et carries a chance on a
cash door prize.
Mrs. Erwin Bellows, gen
eral chairman, announces
the following committees:
tickets, Miss Marie Rior
dan: door. Erwin Bellows;
program, Mrs. Kenneth
Rank; bingo, Mrs. Loren
Leech and Mrs. A. Polet;
wheel of fortune. Mrs. Wil
fred Boucher; nigger ba
bies, H. F. Harper; punch
boards, Mrs. Bellows and
Mrs. Andrew Nerland;
white elephants, Miss
Clara Kuhlman; hot dogs.
Mrs. H. F. Harper; home
made candy, Mrs. J. H.
Jenks; banker, Mrs ,J. H.
S. Morison; posters, Mrs.
Robert Fankhauser; public
itv, Mrs. Thomas Morcom.
Proceeds from the Jam
boree will be put into war
; bonds for the duration and
the money will later be
used to add to the equip
ment and maintenance of
dhe children’s playfield
which was established by
i the Home Arts Club six
years ago.
Pioneer Water
Delivery
Water
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or Tank
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Stalin Asserts Allied Africa Campaign
Opens Way For Farly Collapse of Axis
(Copyrighted by Associated Press)
MOSCOW, Nov. 13 (/P) — Delayed — Saturday,
Joseph Stalin asserted today that the American and
; British campaign in Africa has turned the military and
| political position in Europe radically in favor of the
Allies, the operations opening the way for the early
collapse of the German-Italian Axis. The Soviet lead
er praised the American and British leaders as first
rate organizers of the African campaign and expressed
confidence that it will soon relieve the German pres
1 sure on the Eastern Front, and pledged that the Rus
sian army will carry out its part of the war task with
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The statement was made in his second exclusive
letter to Henry Cassidy, Associated Press correspond
ent.
FOK SALK
“Leaf Glassware’’ 12 each —
water tumblers, wine, cocktail
and sherbet glasses. Reasonable.
I Inquire Nome Nugget.
"SOURDOUGH
STATIONERY
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FOR SALE
Ladies bicycle, balloon tires,
front wheel brake, spring side
stand. Late model. Practically
new. Inquire at Nome Nugget.
FOR SALE—Heavy 7/a-in. ply*
wood table top, 4ft. by 7 ft. 4 in.
Inquire at Nome Nugget Office.