MISSING
PERSONS
BUREAU
The governor’s office frequent
ly receives requests for inform
ation about persons believed to
be living somewhere in Alaska.
Information relative to the fol
lowing persons will be' appre-1
elated:
VICTOR SWANSON—Born in
Sweden, March 14, 1876. Came
to the United States in 1895
and was last heard from at
Chatanika, Alaska, although he
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
DECEMBER 27 and 28 h
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“HITLERS
CHILDREN”
With TIM HOLT and
and BONITA GRANDVILLE
And "A GENTLEMAN'S
GENTLEMAN’'. Cartoon '
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29th
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9:00 P. M.
“HOME IN
WYOMING”
With GE E AUTREY and
SMILEY BURNETTE
And "A QUIET FOURTH', with
EDGAR KENNEDY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30th
ONE SHOW—7:30 P. M.
“SKYLARK”
With CLAUDETTE COLBERT
and RAL MjLLAND
And "DEHLI' A fascinating
Journey.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 31st
TWO SHOWS—7:15 & 9:00 P. M.
“GANGS OF
CHICAGO”
With LLOYD NOLAN and
LOLA LANE
And "FLAG OF HUMANITY"
had lived previously at Kenni
cott. Anyone having information
concerning him please contact
E. A. Rasmfuson at Skagway,
Swedish vice consul for Alaska.
GEORGE M. FORD—Born
January 30, 1890, and believed
to have come to Alaska in 1936
or 1937. Anyone having inform
ation concerning him kindly
contact the governor’s office,
at Juneau.
LEAVE FOR
THE STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Thorulf Leh
mann, Sr., left for the States on
one of the holiday trips of the
PAA. Mr. Lehmann, who recent
ly sold his store to the Northern
Commercial Co., has retired from
business and plans to travel and
visit friends and relatives before
settling down. He says he has
not left Nome for good, as this
is his home. The Lehmann’s will
visit their daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Lomen in Seattle for some time
and then continue on heir trip.
DANCE SATURDAY
EVENING
The Territorial Guard is
planning another of their swell
dances fo thirs coming Saturday
and, according to Major Bron
son, the public is cordially in
vited to attend. Music will be
furnished by the Base orches
tra.
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TRUCE MEANS
NOTHING TO
ELAS FACTION
ATHENS, Dec. 27.—(AP)—The
| British announced today that
the Elas artillery had broken the
conference truce by firing upon
a British warship.
Anglo-Greek headquarters an
nounced that the offensive air
action will begin again, as the
British informed them that the
Elas truce will be regarded as
null and void.
It had been agreed that no ar
tillery action would be taken on
one side or air action on the.
other for three-quarters of an
hour, starting at 3:00 p. m.
The Elas delegaites were
brought to last night’s conferenc
where Winston Churchill appet
ed to the warring factions to end
the strife. The conference was
so ense that all delegates sur
rendered their side ’arms at the
door.
The British said the first shell
fell at 3:10 near the British war
ship at Piraeus and the second
landed a little later near the na
val headquarters.
Nevertheless, the British said,
that another 45-minute truce
will be arranged oday with pro
tection for the Elas delegates at
tending the second session. The
All-Party conference will dis- *
cuss the Greek political trou
bles.
British guards returned the
Elas delegates their guns when
they left last night.
Whether Greece will be a
monarchy, or a republic is a mat
ter for Greece, and Greece
alonne to decide, Prime Minis
ter Churchill told the assembled
delegates before the othr British
rpresenatives rtired and 1ft the
Greeks to continue the confer
ence alone.
He declared the British troops
to Greece with the knowledge
and approval of President
Roosevelt and Preiriier Stalin
in the belief that all Greeks, in-~
eluding the commander of the'*
Elas leftists, wanted them.
Read it in The Nugget.
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