THANKSGIVING TO
BE DAY OF PRAYER
WASHINGTON. Nov. — In the
usual proclamation President
Roosevelt called on Amercians to
observe Thanksgiving and New
Year's as days of prayer.
Devoid of “whercasas" of cus
tomary Presidential proclama
tion'. this one started with a
quotation from the 92 Psalm: “It
is a good thing to give thanks
unto the 1 ord."
Notice of '■bile of Property
No. 659
■ In the Probate Court In and For
The Cape Nome Precinct, Second
Divisi >n: Territory of Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
HARRY CREMIDAS, Deceased.
NOTICE - hereby given that
pur- >ar ‘ v n order of the Ab
ove entitled Piobate Court dated
October 30. 1942. Gust Cremidas,
Administrator of the estate of
Harry Cremidas, deceased, will
sell at .public auction (subject to
the eo”firn U'op f ‘he Court) to
thf i«; t d : r, on Saturday,
Nr. mb 2,. 19)2, at the hour
of iO cl; A. M. at the office
of hie • o -v * ranted Court in the
Fed:;': Bv Idinat Nome. Al
aska. e1: tr • right, title and in
ter ti II . try Cron idas deceas
ed. at the .me of his death and
of the said estate at the time of
the sa in and to the follow
ing dr mi'bed property:
Personal cloth.ing. including
’ ’ tc iina ,v coat wool :n brooches,
boots, s oepaks, all having been
u<ed.
“DISCO VERY," “NO. 1 BE
LOW DISCOVERY” and an un
divided o“i -half mb rest in “NO.
2 BELOW DISCOVERY" placer
mining n Igloo Creek,
tribat; iy of t • • R;ght Fork of
the P’ River. Cape Nome
Pn • . i claims being sub
jot- •„ of June 16. 1941.
and an a ' r'ndment thereof of
f e i.-i- 25. 1941, granted to
N. B T - l & Sms, a copartner
ship T>. her. Alaska, to mine
t.v •' , • i— of 1 >"s being
for :n • . -e. -ary to extract
min. v d -s from the claims.
Terms of .'ale shall be as fol
lows: 1 ■ any purchase pro
to bo paid on date of sale. On
date of confirmation ef sale by
the Court and delivery of con
veyance. to tin purchaser u-p k
$2000 of any purchase price
s'naii be paid. 90 days after con
firmation of sale by the Court
that portion of the purchase
price in excess of $2000 shall be
paid.
D ed October 30, 1942.
GUST CREMIDAS.
Aministrator
Pubb h Oct. 30. Nov. 6, 13, 20
Notice or Executor Rendering
Final Account and Report and
Petit5' .1 For Final Order of Dis
tribution
No. 627
In tl' Pi-.bate Court In and
For th Cape Nome Precinct.
Ten’it; ry of Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
IRA M RANK, Deceased.
NOTICE is lierebv given that
Kenneth McVeigh Rank. Exec
utor of the estate of Ira M. Rank,
deceased, has rendered for final
settlement and filed in the above
Court his second and final ac
count and report and petition for
settlement and for final order of
distribution, and that Thursday,
January 7, 1943, at 10 o’clock A
M., at the office and court room
of the above Court in Nome Al
aska, has been set as the time
and place for the settlement of
ihe account and report and for
hearing objections thereto, if any
there be, and for a hearing on
the petition, and all persons in
terested in the estate are hereby
notified then and there to appear
and show cause, if any they
have, why the account and re
port should not be settled and
allowed and why distribution of
the estate should not thereupon
be immediately made to the per
sons entitled thereto without fur
thcr notice or proceedings. At
the hearing the Court will adjudi
cate and decree who are the
heirs and distributees of the de
ceased and estate. Reference is
hereby made to the account, re- I
port and petition for further par
ticulars.
Nome, Alaska, November 6. 1942
KENNETH McVEIGH RANK,
Executor
Publish Nov. 6, 13, 29 27, 1942
Dacian's Capture
Is
LONDON. Nov. — Highly qual
ified observers declared that the
capture of Vichv C< mmander-in
Chief, Admiral Darlan by the
I'nited States F.'i'vditionary
Forces might mean that an im
portant dev"lopment concern
ing the French Navy is forth
coming.
Thc-e sources > <v that the rca
scalable im'di.jfion is that ves
sels of the French Fleet now will
return to their bases.
It is pointed out that loss of
Darlan to Vichy means that the
French no longer have a single
personality capable of holding
the French Fleet intact.
At the 'imp time, Hitler has
hern robbed of the on sibilit\ of
using the French Fleet.
j Uuv Dm.; Stamps
TREASON TRIAL
IN CHICAGO
NEARS END
(HTCAGO, Nov. — Trial of
hree Chicago couples on treason
charges reached the final stages
after the defense rested its plea
for acquittal.
Final defense testimony for the
Otto Werains, the elderly Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Haupt and Mr.
and Mrs. Froehling was submit
ted.
The three couples are charged
with treason to the United Stat
es when they helped Nazi sabot
eur Herbert Haupt in his plans
to disrupt American industry af
ter returning from sabotage train
irg in Nazi Germany and landed
on American shores from a Ger
man submarine.
Haupt was convicted and
promptly executed with other
* abeteurs a few weeks after his
capture.
j
GOERING FLIES
TO AFRICA
MOSCOW, Nov. — Ta«s News |
Agency saicl tonight that it had
hern 'earned that Reichmarshal
Herman Goering has left Ger
many by air for North Africa
with the apparent intention to
gat first hand information on the
disaster that lias befallen Mar
shal Rommel’s Africa Corps.
German communiques on the
fighting daring the past few days :
have been extremely vague. Ap
parently. Rommel, has been un
able or unwilling to send enough
information to Berlin to enable
the German High Command to
appraise the situation.
If the report that Goering has
flown to the North African front
proves correct, it is probable
that Hitler has sent him to make
a decision as to whether to try
and «ave the remains of Rom
mel’s forces, or abandon them,
as Rommel himself did to the
Ralians.
9.700.000 IN ARMY
BY JANUARY, 1944
WASHINGTON Nov. — Presi
dent Roosevelt declared that a
total of 9,700.000 men will be1
needed in the armed forces of
the United States by January in
1944.
The President said lie hoped
that this number would be suf
ficient to win the war. He told
a news conference that plans are
being made for an army of
7,;'0fl,000 men, with the other
forces taking up the additional
armed manpower.
MUSSOLINI ASKS
HITLER FOR HELP
MOSCOW, Nov.— A Tass News
Agency dispatch from Geneva
•aid that Mussolini has officially
applied to Berlin for military as- I
sistance to reinforce Italian de- j
fensc positions in North Africa.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. *570
In the Probate Court In and For
The Cape Nome Precinct, Second
Division: Territory of Alaska
In the Matter of the Estate of
ALPHONSINE TALLARD, De
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that
by n order of the Probate Court
in and for the Cape Nome Pre
cinct, Alaska, the undersigned
has been appointed Administrat
or of the estate of Alphonsine
Tallard, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate
shall present them with proper
vouchers attached within six
months from the date of this not
ice to the administrator.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, Nov
ember 6. 1942
EMILE LAURIN,
Administrator.
Publish Nov. G, 13, 20, 27. 1942
D :: . i Bonds and Stamps
★ ♦ * thi' Flag has flown above the Territory of Alaska. That’s
a simple -talement, a fact well known to every man ami woman,
to every school child in Alaska. It’s a simple statement. Until
you start to think about it. Then it gets all mixed up with other
tiling'. .. with your whole life, your home, your family, the
meal' you eat, the games you play, the things you learn at
school, the newspapers you read, the radio programs you listen
to, the way you earn your living.
For all t! ese and more stem from the Flag . .. from the Stars
and Stripe' 'napping in the breeze. They always have, of.
course, hut we’re inclined to forget until a war comes along.
A war sharpens our perceptions. Clearly we see what has always
Leon there—the word freedom emblazoned across those Stars
and Stripes . . . freedom from want and fear . . . freedom to
speak our minds . . . freedom to worship as we please . . .
freedom to make our own laws.
Today Alaska. as an important strategic part of the United
States of America, is facing it- greatesl trial since that historic
day seventy-five years ago when the Stars and Stripes fir?t flew
above Sitka, Today, too—and for the first time in three
quarters of a century — the true value of Alaska is clearly
realised by the rest of those United States of America —thi*
great Territory’s value not only from a military viewpoint
but from the viewpoint of the future peace and the growth and
development that must come to this nation with the peace.
We know that Alaska is ready .,. not only with the stamina
for war hut with the vision for peace. We know that Alaskans
are ready and willing to fight for their country ... to buy
War Bonds ... to make any sacrifices asked of them that their
Flag shall still fly above the land they love and serve.
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