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ELLIOTT GIVEN
BRONZE STAR
„ FOR MERIT
HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN
DEPARTMENT — Col. George E.
Elliott, Alaskan Department ord
nance officer has been awarded
the Bronze Star Medal for merit
orious service performed with
the Seventh Infantry Division in
connection with military opera
tions against the enemy during
the battle of Attu.
Cited by Maj. Gen. A. V. Ar
nold, commander of the Seventh
Division, for the period of April
1, to June 2, 1943, Colonel Elliott
whose home is in San Jose, Cal.',
was a lieutenant colonel at that
time.
“Prior to the Attu .operation,
Colonel Elliott, division ordnance
officer, was tireless in his efforts
to organize and perfect proced
ures for the maintenance of all
types of track-laying vehicles op
erating under extremely adverse
weather and terrain conditions,”
the citatoin said.
“During the combat phase of
the operation, his outstanding
ability, foresight, and keen tech
nical knowledge were responsi
ble for the smooth functioning of
ordnance supply, and his unceas
ing efforts contributed immeas
urably to the ultimate success of |
the battle. The invaluable ser
r -:_
vice rendered by Colonel Elliott
reflects great credit upon him
self, and his unselfish devotion
to duty is in keeping with the
highest traditions of the military
service.”
A graduate of the U. S. Mili
tary Academy at West Point and
TOUCH—Edith Arnold
(above) la called the “beat run
moll in the business,'* the busi
ness, however, beinr that of en
acting tough roles ih various
dramas. Her parts have called
for “bumping off’’ more than 200 (
characters in the past four years.
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the Infantry School, regular
course, Colonel Elliott was as
signed to the Ordnance Depart
ment in August, 1941.
PAYS NOME A
SHORT VISIT
John Ireton, of the C. A. A.
paidf Nome a visit from St. Law
rence Island, where he has been
stationed. After attending to
business here he will return to
his station on the island.
TWO GUNS — Ella Raines
dons her own version of a west
ern costume and flourishes c
brace of six-funs for a movie.
GRIFFIN GIVEN
SEVERE FINE
BY MAGISTRATE
.Rudolph Curtis (Pepper) Grif
fin was given a 30-day sentence
qpd a $100.00 fine by the City
Police Court: Magistrate Mrs. Car
rie McClain, today, for giving in
toxicating liquor to a minor. The
child, a 14-year-old girl, is the
daughter of Gussie Walters, who
at present, is in the hospital.
This action is in accordance
with the recently published ord
nance by the City Council.
The average person is estimated
to walk 18,098 steps or 7 7-8
miles a day.
EDGAR TWEET IN
TOWN FROM TELLER
Edwar Tweet, of the North
Star Commercial Co. of Teller,
arrived in Nome for a few days
to be with his family who have
recently established '• reiskfeh&e'
here for the winter. After mak
ing sure that the family is set
tled, andV "attending to other
business, he will return to Teller.
DAUGHTER BORN
TO ROBINETTES
A baby daughter was born vo
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Robinette at.
the Maynard Columbus Hospital
on October 24th. She was named
Dallas Robinette.
Florida’s Everglades cove*
nearly 5,000 square miles.
NEVADA LIQUOR
STORE
LOCATED IN THE NEVADA GRILL BUILDING *
H. G. Gabrielson, Proprietor
! Why Not Purchase Your Winter Supply of Brandy
and Rum by the Case—At a Substantial Discount,
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