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Nation Is Warned of Over Confidence
Rabbis Israel Goldstein and Newman Stress Hard
Fight Before Victory is Won
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NEW YORK — Overconfidence is the greatest dan
ger facing America today, Rabbi Israel Goldstein
warned in Temple B’nai Jeshurun, 88th St. near Broad
wav. the second day of Shabuoth, the Jewish Feast of
Weeks.
“Much grief may yet be in store for the United Na
tions,” Rabbi Goldstein said. “Effective resistance is
not yet victory. Our own contribution to the winning
of the war is only just beginning. Russia is still in
mortal danger from the Nazi hordes. China may be
overrun by Japan's land and air forces, Australia is
in peril. India is not safe from invasion. The issue in
the Near East is still undetermined.
“We shall need all our resources, material and spir
itual, to overcome the advantages which the enemy
has gained in the war thus far. We shall, of course,
win in the end, but we must gird ourselves for stren
uous battles ahead.” Germany and Japan have been
blocked, but they have not been defeated,” Rabbi
Louis I. Newman said in Temple Rodeph Sholom, 7
West 83rd street. “It is folly to imagine that the end
of the war will come soon, and we must be on guard
lest Goebbels lull us into overconfidence. Hitler is try
ing to catch us off our guard for a drastic blow.”
“Let us keep our eyes steadfastly fixed upon the
immediate military work, and then the program of
reconstruction can be implemented in a world made
safe against the assault of the war makers.”
Liberal support of the United Service Organiza
tions was urged by Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein in
West Side Institutional Synagogue. “When our bovs
are prepared to make the supreme sacrifice for our
safety." he declared, “the least we can do is to keep
their souls on as high a plane as their bodies. All of
our giving .today must be in the nature of thanksgiv
ing to Almighty God that He has permitted us to live
in these United States of America.”
In the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, Rabbi
D. A. Jessuru Cardozo declared: “Man should always
strive for a better, happier world. We must accept the
deprivations and difficulties of the present war. Out
of it all will emerge a better and more beautiful world.”
Rabbi Hyman .1. Schachtel in West End Synagogue,
said: “Throughout the world the feeling grows that
the end of Hitlerism draws nigh. The source of this
feeling is our inner conviction that we are moving
with invincible spiritual progress which evil can de
lay but can never destroy.—New York Times.
Bristol Bay Fishing Season Opens:
Crews Are Mostly Alaskans
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ANCHORAGE, June 23 — The Bristol Bay fishing
season opened yesterday, three days prior to the set
opening. The opening gave the residents of the Terri
tory a great opportunity to show they are to handle A1
aska fish without assistance from California and Pac
ific Northwest fishermen who heretofore supplied the
bulk of the Bristol Bay fishing crews. The year crews
are almost entirely recruited from Anchorage, Cor
dova and Southeast Alaska.
P A A ACTIVITIES
A Pilgrim arrived yesterday
with mail and two ,passe gers.
a PAA radio operator and How
ard DeLine.
On the return fLght today, mail
but no passengers were carried, i
WIEN AIRLINES
June 24 —Pilot Paine returned
from Council witn Fred Denf.
June 25 —P It Pa nt mad'1 ?
trip to Coffee Creek, Keenan’?
and Taylor with express Ano'h r
tr p was made to Lee's c mp with
Bob P, berts and to Council with
Fred Dent, Guy lone and John
Dufresne.
Pilot Long returned to Nome
from Fairbanks with express.
June 26 —Pilot Paine made a
trip to Taylor and way points
with express.
Pilot Long left for Fairbanks
with Roy Erickson, Frank Ryt
ing and Harold Wien.
WHAT THE WANT ADS
MEAN TO NOME
To Sell that gun. furniture,
baby carriage, coat, trunk at a
profit.
To Buy that ice box or rug.
piano or suit, car or aecordiau at
low cost.
To Rent that room, garage,
apartment or that house to de
sirable tenants.
THE* NOME NUGGET
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Raze Community
Suspicion Hiding
Slavers Heydricli
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LONDON, June 25 iJP) — The
Czech community of Lesaty, Bo-:
hernia, was razed by the Nazis
after the accusation that the vil
lagers had h d the parachutists
involved in the slaying of Hey
drich, it was reported in a Buda
pest radio broadcast, heard by a
Czech government listener here, i
Anti-German
Demonstrations
In Buenos Aires
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BUENOS AJKES, June 23 Ti
—-Anti-German street demonstra
ticins in down tow-. Buenos Air
es were broken up by police to
night.
Argentina is report d reliably
to have dispatched three sharp
demands to Germany for com
plete satisfaction for the sink
ng of the Argentine freighter
Rio Tercero by a German sub.
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Now is the time to look ovei
■ our jeo printing tv o? for the
-pr:ng and summer The Nug
get Office will be giad to consult
.v.th you as to you: wants and
nro. - -ame
WAR RACES SHIPBUILDERS -Lined up two abreast,
h*re *’re1 s<”m‘ of 1* Liberty ships being outfitted at a large U.S
shipyard. Among other things, this war is a rare between United
is a lions shipbuilders and the toll of Axis sea raiders.
Tit! LL uE BEHIND THE PI. O W—High school students of Tacoma, Wash., carry hoes and lunches as they march into fields airuin < K ■
mountains. The students enlisted in a “farm army" to ease the shortage of labor needed to cultivate and harvest the nation's crops * bat'kBroun<1 ®f
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7:40 p.m.— Worship Service.
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Erickson will preach on "Bib
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Summons For Publication
Nn. 3536
In the District Court. Terri
tory of Alaska. Second Division.
HELEN ALICE JOHNSON,
Plaintiff vs WILLIAM EDWARD
JOHNSON, Defendant.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AM
ERICA: To The Above Named
Defendant, GREETING:
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the District Court for the
Territory of Alaska. Second Div
ision, within thirty days after
the last publication of this sum
mons, namely within thirty days
after the 3rd day of July, 1942,
and answer the complaint of the
above named plaintiff on file in
the said Court in the above en
titled action. The said plaintiff in
said action demands the follow
ing relief:
That the bonds of matrimony
existing between the said plain
tiff and the said defendant be
dissolved.
And in the event you fail to
so appear and answer the plain
tiff will take judgement against
you for want thereof, and will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in her complaint and
as hereinabove stated.
Witness the Honorable J. H. S.
Morison, Judge of said Court,
and the seal of said Court here
unto affixed on this 12th day of
June, 1942.
(SEAL)
Aimer Rydeen, Clerk.
By Norvin W. Lewis, Deputy
Publish June 12, 19, 26, July 3
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