IBIANAS HAVE
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ibiana had a
visit from the stork Tuesday am.
and have a fine baby girl.
The Ibianas eome from Wales
Alasla^ and have recently return
ed from a tour of the United
States, in a traveling show, as
characteristic specimens of the
of the Eskime race.
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"God grants liberty only to those who love it,
and are always ready to guard and defend it.”
—Daniel Webster.
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VICTORY
> RINGS AGAIN
Bells have rung to tell a war-weary world that a new victory in the causa)1
of humanity has been won.
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We may rejoice with thankful hearts that greedy men have so soon been
brought to their knees.
But as we rejoice we pause in tribute to those who have paid the Vlast
.full measure of devotion . . .” on the held of battle so we may continue\
to live the life of our choosing.
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Tribute must go also to those who at home have sacrificed much* that
the implements of war could be made ready and available for those trained
to use them.
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We salute our comrades in arm* d»e"Unitod Nations, for their staunch
and unwavering support
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And we humbly breathVa prayer that all negative forces will soon be'
neutralized and the nations of the world shall be blessed with a new peace;
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of brotherhood and international understanding.
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ALASKA TOWNS
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Fairbanks “E” sales $283,091.25
the first town over the top In **E”
series, Anchorage $102,131.25^
Juneau 12,075.00, Ketchikan $9,
656.25, Nome 8,981.25, Valdez
$2,642.50, Kodiak $2,212.50, Sitka
$1,031.25, No other reports receiv
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"Around tho World News In
Pictures" appears regularly in
The Nugget.
Defense Minister
General Asks For
Inveseigation
OTTAWA, Canada, Nov. 22, —
(AP)—General McNaughton, de
fense minister, asked for a full
investigation of a Vancouver
press conference, in which offic
ers of the Canadian Mounties 6th
division, expressed their doubts
| of the feasibility of Canada’s sys
tem of voluntary overseas service
of draftees.
The development came as the
Canadian Parliament was in ses
sion here in explaining the res
ignation of Defense Minister Ral
ston, who made the original pro
test against the government’s
conscription policy.
General McNaughton, a former
commander in the Canadian army
was named to succeed Ralston.
His first job was to send a let
ter to the Pacific coast army com
manders asking about the inter
views which occured two days
ago, as he felt they were a breach
of military discipline and there
fore subject to court martial.
The M. P. officers are quoted
as saying that they believed the
overseas troops could not be re
inforced adequately through any
volunteer plan.