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(An opportunity for every American to write a practical peace
treaty which can be applied to the world at the end of the war has
just been announced by Joseph W. Frazer, chairman of the board
of the Graham-Paige Motors Corporation and chairman of a com
mittee of distinguished judges of the National Peace Treaty Contest.
Prizes totaling $10,000 iii war bojjds will be awarded winners of
- toe contest, Mr. Frazer said, with a first prize of
, $2,505 in war bonds, second prize a $1,500 war
bond, third prkt ft $1,006 war bond, and 97 other
prizg? rfthging from $500 down io $25 in war bonds-. «
“Evefy American, Mr. Frazer declared, “should |
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nlty t5 e2pi‘6ss hi? views on
peace and by doing so help
guide our statesmen at the com
ing peace conferences.”
The contest opens on March
17 and was inspired by the best
selling book written by William
Harr, S. Truman R Zi «_<<The c^ntlemen Talk of
Peace.” Mr: Frazer explained. “It is open to any
legal resident of the United States or its posses
sions and to members of our armed forces. Entries
| myst h&iy% Ig MQlmjg& Wiiliam B. Ziff ;
t to the National Peage lYeaty Contest Headquar
ters, 350 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y. postmarked not later than
midnight. Agril 15, 194|j”
Merhberl oithe judges' committee in addition to Mr. Frazer are:
Vice-President Harry S. Truman; Fannie Hurst, novelist; William
; Green, president, American Federation of Labor; Clinton S. Golden,
t executive vice-president, United Steel Workers of America, CIO;
Senator Owen Brewster, Republican of Maine; Ray Rand, former
; army private wounded at Salerno; Mrs. Warren Cain, Los Angeles
Catholic clubwoman and blue star mother; Dr. Rockwell D. Hunt,
Dean of the Graduate School, University of Southern California;
Rev. Ralph W. Sockman, minister of Christ Church, Methodist, New
| York City, and Mr. Ziff.
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Weather Report
Forecast And
Some and Vicinity
WEATHER FORCAST
Compiled by the U. S. Weather
Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
Cloudy with occasional light
snow today and Tuesday, little
change in temperature.
i Nome Data:
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I Precipitation during last 24 hours
! 0.08.
| Total precipitation this month j
0.82.
Temperature during last 24 hours
highest 30, lowest 22.
! Temperatures 1 year ago today
highest 39, lowest 20.
| Extremes on thes day sinue 1907
highest 39, 1944; lowest -24, 1919.
Sunrise 5:48, sunset 8:21.
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| Data for other stations:
Station Temp. Weather
! Point Barrow 4 Snow
Point Hope 25 Cldy
Kotzebue 22 Snow
Wales 22 Snow
Gambell 25 Cldy
Nome 24 Snow |
Golovin 25 Cldy
Moses Point 24 Cldy
Unalakleet 26 Snow I
Bethel 25 Snow
McGrath 20 Cldy
Galena 24 Snow
Fairbanks 27 Cldy
Ft. Yukon 15 Pt.Cldy
Anchorage 28 Snow
Seward 35 Snow
Juneau 33 Snow
Ketchikan 38 Cldy
Seattle 35 Clear
San Francisco 41 Clear
Nome Directory
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IRA D. ORTON
Attorney At Law
Room 1—NoTada Building
Nome, Alaska
Seattle Office:
801 Lowman Building
Telephone EL. 6398
O. D. COCHRAN
Attorney At Law'
Phono Main 191
Nome. Alaaka
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