SO. NORWAY, U. S.
TRADE IS SOUGHT
COPENHAGEN — The news
paper “Berlingske Tidende” re
ported from Oslo that the Ger
man dominated . government of
southern Norway would seek to
open trade relations with the
United States.
The Danish paper said the Nor
wegians had applied to Allied
contraband authorities for per
mission to receive foodstuffs and
other material badly needed for
home use in Norway. The paper
said the Norwegians would offer
an iron-clad guarnatee that none
of the goods would be reshipped
to Germany.
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FORECAST, NOME AND VICINITY
Generally fair except for light s cattered showers tonight and Sat
urday morning. Inceasing cloudi ness and slightly cooler Saturday
afternoon.
Data For 24 Hours Ending 1:00 pm Today
Highest temp — 72 Lowest te mp — 45 Precipitation — 0.00
Total precip this month, Trace Total since Jan. 1, 1940, 2.50
Temp. Humidity Wind Weather
12 Midnight .... .. 52 78 E-3 Pt Cldy
8am .... -57 76 S-3 Clear
12:30 p m ... .. .. 55 75 W-10 Clear!
One Year Ago Today ,
Highest temp — 63 Lowest temp — 37 Precipitation — 0.00
Tomorrow: Sunrise 1:05 p. m. Sunset 10:53 p. m.
The Peninsula: Temp. Wind . Weather
Deering .— 33 WNW-5 Foggy
Council ...— ..- 59 W-6 Clear
Golovin .. ........ -. 62 W-6 Clear
Kotzebue- —.-.. 34 W-4 Foggy
Solomon —.. - - 62 NE-14 Clear
Teller ... ... 54 NW-b Clear
Wales .. .. .. ... .... 35 NE-25 Cloudy
Weather Elsewhere: 1:00 am Nome Time ’
Temp. Wind Weather Precip
Anchorage .... . — 54 N-2 Cloudy 0
Bethel ...— —..— 56 N-10 Clear 0
Cordova .... . . 49 E5 Rain 0.27
Dutch Harbor__ __ _ 46 Calm Cloudy 0.01
Fairbanks _ ___— — 56 NE-5 Cloudy T
Juneau__——.— 48 ESE-16 Rain 0.49
Ft. Barrow _ —_—.— — 30 NE-10 Clear 0
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Resources Of
Am. Continent
For The Allies
OTTAWA, June 14 t/P)—Prime
Minister McKenzie King told the
House of Commons that “I be
lieve that I can say to Premier
Reynaud that the resources of
the whole American continent
will be thrown in on the side of
the Allies.”
Britain Drops
Plans For Lon"
Drawn Out War
LONDON, June 14 <JP) — The
plight of France cause Great Brit
ain to drop her plans for a long
war to go “all out” on her re
sources. Sources close to the gov
eminent said this releases a fund
of money and credit for the pur
chase in America of anything
which will convey or shoot ex
plosives. The fund was orginally
allocated for future years.
The Admiralty announced that
the 17,000 ton liner Caledonia,
fitted as an auxilliary armed
cruiser and renamed the Scot-1
stoun wias sunk by a submarine |
yesterday. They also announced
that at least one heavy bomb and
perhaps two hit the 26,000 ton
German battleship Scharnhorst J
in Tronheim Fjord yestterday.
U. S. Doing
All Possible
To Help Allies
WASHINGTON, June 14 (£>)—
President Roosevelt said at his;
press conference this morning
that all possible help was being
extended the Allies. He point
ed to Hitlers record in replying
to the query about the report
that the German chancellor had
said the rumor of an invasion of
the western hemisphere was
grotesque.
When asked to comment he
said “it brings up recollections.”
Roosevelt added the remark that
it could be enlarged on with
dates and nations, going back ov
er “periods of years.”
Royal Air Force
Makes Raids j
Italian "Dromes
CAIRO, June 13 UP) — Bomb
ing to the south and west the
Royal Air Force smashed new
^ blows at Italian airdromes in
I Libbya and Ethiopia. From the
| Red Sea came reports that Erit
j rea airdromes were demolished
I and that at least one Italian
! plane was shot down.
U. S. Ambassador
Informs Germany
Paris Open City
WASHINGTON, June 13 (JP)—
The State Department disclosed
that Ambassador Bullitt at Paris ]
acting on a French request, had |
notified the German government
that Paris is an open city and
military forces are being with
drawn.
NOTICE
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All taxes real and personal
due the City of Nome for the
iyear 1939 are due, and on July
115, 1940, penalty and interest on
, those unpaid taxes will be cal
j eulated, and the delinquent tax \
roll will be prepared, advertised,
and the property sold according
to law.
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best friend!"
“Woof, woof, Old Hound. You must be
sharing all of your master’s burdens and
cares. I’ll bet he’s the type that over
works and overworries — and gets no
where. Now take my boss—he has plenty
to do and plenty to think about. But
you’ll never find him trying to squeeze
two days’ work into one ... or brooding
over things that never happen. No sir;
he’s steady and cheerful—usually whis
tling when I meet him at the gate. And,
when we go inside to the Mrs. and the
kids, boy, is he welcome. He loves his
home—and he loves to be host. He
understands the meaning of hospitality
. . . the good friends it attracts . . . the
feeling of security his friends bring him.
Why don’t you chase over some time?
It’ll do you good to see the way we live.”
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