GREETINGS
TO THE BOYS
♦ON CHRISTMAS
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Franklyn Paniptchuk, Unala
kleet.
Fred Paniptchuk, Unalakleet.
Edward Penatac, King Island.
William Pennington, Nome.
Dale Porter, Nome.
Thomas Pushruk, King Island.
Simon Pushruk, King Island.
Jacob Reuben, Nome.
Thomas Riley, Nome.
Ernest Rivers Fairbanks.
Pete Rock, Teller.
David Russel, Seattle.
Henry Secheus, Elim.
Sam Sango, Nome.
Milton Seidenverg, Nome.
Gilbert Semaken, Kaltag.
Alfred Sereadlook, Wales.
Burke Semaken, Kaltag.
Milton Seavey, Nome.
Nolan Silook, Gambell.
Floyd Singyke, Teller.
Walter Slack, Jr., Nome.
Howard Slwwoko, Gambell.
Kenneth Sly, Nome.
Joe Skorik, Nomfc.
Henry Sookayak, Shaktoolik.
Calvin Soosuk, Unalakleet.
Lars Soosuk, Unalakleet.
Vincent Soosuk, Unalakleet.
♦ Charles Soyster, Nome.
Woodrow, Spagnola, Seattle.
Edward Smith, Nome.
Simon Stanley, Kaltag.
Joe Stanilaus, King Island.
Wilbur Stephenson, Nome.
Harvey Stewart, Nome.
Carl Swanson, Haycock.
Morris Takak, Shaktoolik.
Peter Takak, Shaktoolik.
Robert Teetuk, Nome.
John Thomas, Nome.
Vincent Tocktoo, Taylor.
Russel Tookaylok, Solomon.
Carl Topkok, Igloo.
Sam Tucker, Bluff.
Charles Tungewenak, Wales.
•v George Turner, Bluff.
< Harold Tweet, Teller.
Wilbur Tweet, Teller.
Einer Ulrickson, Nome.
Ralph Ulrickson, Nome.
Rudolph Ulrickson, Nome.
Trygve Ulrickson, Nome.
Daniel K. Walsh, Nome.
Pierce Walsh, Nome.
Fred Waid, Nome.
David Walluk, Nome.
Willis Walunga, Gambell.
Harvey Watson, Nome.
Happy Wemaruk, Nome.
Charles Weokoluk, Nome.
Alex Weykmnia, Shishmaref.
Jim Weyenna, Teller.
* Earnest Weyanna, Teller.
Esau Weyiouanna, Shishmaref.
Archie Wheeler, Nome.
Ephraim Wheeler, Nome.
Floyd Wheeler, Nome.
Billy Willock, Nome.
Lars Willoya, Nome.
Rudolph Willoya, Nome.
Harbert Wilson, Kaltag.
Dewey Wingnealook, Shishma
ref.
George Wood, Nome.
■ In the Navy
Robert Bauer, Nome.
Burrel Crisp, Seattle.
Raymond Decker, Spokane.
Walter Dowd, Nome.
Charles Esch, Portland.
>J‘ Erik Hay, Nome. "
Frederick Hougland, Nome.
Everett Jones, Nome.
Gunnar Loe, Seattle.
Norvin Lewis, Jr., Nome.
Sterling Montague, Nome.
Melvin Braund, Nome.
Tolbert W. Scott, Nome.
David Russel, Nome.
Wilbur Tavis, Nome.'
In the Coast Guard
Eryal Brisson, Seattle.
Thomas Givan, Nomfc.
► Charles Geode, Nome.
' In the Marines .4
CJyde Baker, Nome.
Merlin J. Davidson, Nome.
Marvin Jordan, Fresno.
ENROUTE TO
STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Berg, Nome
mining folk, are enroute to the
States for a' visit, and medical
attention. Mr. , and Mrs:' Berg
have not been in the states for
17 years. They will go as far as
Pennsylvania and visit rela
tives.
RELIEF SENT
TO FORCES IN
SOUTH BELGIUM
By NED NORDNESS
PARIS, Dec. 25.—(AP>—Amer
ican relief columns are today
swinging through Luxembourg
and southeast Belgium in the
jfirs't effective counter-action
since the German break-through
it was disclosed by allied head
quarters today.
The Yank forces have bitten
into the southern flank of the
German penetration, which in
its momentum, has now reached
Libramont, only 23 miles north
east of historic Sedan, the allied
high command reported.
The weather was another fac
tor which led to the accelerated
allied action in the air as well as
on the ground, when the
world’s mightiest air force also
swung into action, with 4,500
sorties against the German in
vasion columfns, cutting destnis
tive swaths in the forces which
are hammering at the allied rear
bases.
With the lifting of the 48-hour
time lag on frontline news, head
quarters gave the report of the
situation in these words:
“It is obvious that in eight
days since the German ‘threw
the dice’ in what will probably
be their last big gamble, the
Americans have had time to re
form their lines.”
Encouraging news also came
from the northern flank where
Field Marshal Karl von Rund
stedt has been forced to pull
back one of his crack SS divi
sions because it was so badly
mauled by the Yank doughboys.
In the Malmedy section the
Germans have left many dead in
the snow, while below Malmedy
the Americans have lost Stavelot,
five miles to the southeast, and
St. Vits, 12 miles southeast of
Stavelot, to het retarded spear
head advance.
LEAVES FOR
TELLER
Morris Thompson left for Tell
er to spend Christmas with his
family.
AIRWAYS
Pan American Airways
December 19th passengers to
Fairbanks were Mr. and Mrs.
Munz, Walter Glavinovich, Axel
Edman, Derrell Roe, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Pilodeau.
December 20th incoming pas
sengers from Fairbanks were
Gration Wickerham, Mrs. Flora
Wickerham, Malita Wickerham,
Tynne Wickerham, Mrs. Fern
Beevers, Mrs. Lillian Anton,
Master Billy Anton and Mrs.
Carolyn Reynolds. Passengers
from Nome to Fairbanks were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moneymaker
and two children, John Reader,
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Roust and in
fant and Mr. and Mrs. Thorulf
Lehmann.
December 23rd, outgoing pas
sengers were Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Berg, John Hudert, Albert Hen
nessey, Dale Green, Marvin
Shaw and Mrs. Laura Anderson.
Alaska Airlines
Capt. Duggan came in the
Lodestar from Anchorage with
four mechanics for Alaska Air
lines and a load of freight. The
Lodestar returned to Anchorage
with Arthur Wilson, R. W.
Philips and Don Cline.
Capt. MacKenzie and Co-Pilot
Hola came in with Mrs. MacCor
kle and daughter, and Jim. Blan
ning.____
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
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With Deep Appreciation of Your
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Patronage and Your Good Will.
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CURTIS JACOBS, Photographer
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