NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA )
2nd Division, District of Alaska 1
Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue of a writ of Order of Sale, dated
September 2, A.D. 1952, issued out of
the District Court, of the United States
for the Fourth Division District of
Alaska on a judgment rendered in said
Court, on the 15th day of August, A.D.
1952, in favor of Sam L. Godfrey and
against Kougarok Consolidated Placers,
Inc., a corporation. I have on this 26th
day of September, A.D. 1952, levied
upon the following described real estate,
situated in the Kougarok Section, Cape
Nome Precinct, 2nd Division, Territory
of Alaska, to wit: Claim No. 1 on
Homestake Creek, Tributary of the Kou
garok River: Claim No. 2 on Home
stake Creek. Tributary of the Kou
garok River: One-half (*hl Undivided
Interest in Claim No. 13-Above Allen’s
Discovery on Kougarok River; One-Half
I >/a) Undivided Interest in Claim No.
14-Above Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok
River; One-half Undivided Interest in
Claim No. 15-Above Allen's Discovery
on Kougarok River; Claim No. 17
Above Allen's Discovery on Kouga
rok River. Claim No. 18-Above Allen’s
Discovery on Kougarok River; Claim
No. 19 - Above Allen’s Discovery on
Kougarok River; Claim No. 20 - Above
Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 21 - Above Allen’s Discov
ery on Kougarok River; Claim No.
22 - Above Allen’s Discovery on Kou
garok River; Claim No. 23-Above Allen’s
Discovery on Kougarok River; Claim No.
24-Above Allen’s Discovery on Kou
garok River; Claim No. 25 - Above
Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 26-Above Allen’s Discovery on
Kougarok River; Claim No. 27-Above
Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 27A-Above Allen’s Discovery
on Kougarok River; Claim No. 28-Above
Allen's Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 28A-Above Allen’s Discovery
on Kougarok River; Claim' No. 29-Above
Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 30 - Above Allen’s Discovery
on Kougarok River; Claim No. 31
Above Allen’s Discovery on Kougarok
River; Claim No. 32-Above Allen’s Dis
covery on Kougarok River; Claim No. 8
Below Connelly’s Discovery on Kouga
rok River; Claim No. 7 Below Con
nelly’s Discovery on Kougarok River;
Claim No. 6 Below Connelly’s Dis
covery on Kougarok River; Claim
No. 5 Below Connelly’s Discovery on
Kougarok River; Claim No. 4 Below
Connelly’s Discovery on Kougarok
River; John L. Bench Situate on Right
Limit of Kougarok River; Casey. Bench
Situate on Right Limit of Kougarok
River; One-half Cal Undivided Interest
in Sather Bench. Situate on Right Limit
of Kougarok River; Dolan Bench Situate
on Left Limit of Kougarok River; No.
14 Bench Situate on Left Limit Kou
garok River; Alice Bench (known as
Thompson Bench > Situate opposite
claim No. 15 Above Allen’s Discovery
on Kougarok River, and that I will,
accordingly offer said real estate for
sale, at public vendue to the highest
•and best bidder, for cash, on the 29th
day of October, A.D. 1S52, at 2:00
o’clock P. M. Sale will be held at
Trinity Air Field in the Kougarok Sec
tion of the Cape Nome Precinct, 2nd
Division, Alaska. Said Field being lo
cated on the Kougarok River one
fourth mile below the mouth of Mack
lin Creek.
Dated. September 26, A.D. 1952.
B. B. Mozee, U. S. Marshal
2nd Division District of Alaska
By George Bayer. Chief Deputy
Warren Taylor, Farbanks, Alaska
Plaintiff’s Attorney
Publish Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17, 1952.
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SCHOOL NEWS
Primary Grades
In the first grade this year we
already have 74 boys and girls
crowded into two rooms. We ex
pect more to enroll soon.
Both divisions have completed
the first pre-primer. Many of the
children have taken their books
home to r6ad to their parents.
The children greatly enjoy their
new music periods with Mrs.
Kearns in charge.
There are 32 boys and girls en
rolled in the second grade. We
expect more to enroll within a
week.
We are reviewing some of last
year’s reading and will soon begin
on the second grade reader.
Our art class will start on the
Hallowe’en decorations the first
of next week.
High School
Almost six weeks have gone by,
so we are beginning to review for
the six-weeks tests.
Of the 38 pupils in high school,
four are new. Sally Kenison, a
freshman from California, is plan
ning to leave soon for Florida.
Edith Morton, another freshman,
attended school in California last
year. Mary Okpealuk, also a fresh
man, attended school in Mt. Edge
cumbe and was in the Sanatorium
there last year. Julia Brown, a
sophomore, attended Mt. Edge
[ cumbe last year.
The first issue of the high
! school paper, the North Star, will
I be ready Oct. 10. Both English
classes participated, and this year
the 6th, 7th and 8th grades will
each have -a page.
The first party of the season
! was held Sept. 14 when the fresh
j men were initiated with due cere
mony.
Lots of enthusiasm has been
displayed by both girls and boys
in their Glee Club work. Some
students are planning to' take in
struction in instruments from
Mrs. Ke’arns.
To total enrollment of the
school is 365. "
Julia Brown, reporter
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Sunday — Tuesday — Thursday — Saturday
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Arrive Nome 11:40 a.m. — Depart 12:10 p.m.
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Wednesday POW Rioting
Was to Have Been Prelude
To Mass Ecape 5,000 Reds
CHEJU ISLAND, Korea, (JP)—
Wednesday’s rioting on this pris
oner of war island was only a
prelude to a planned mass escape
of 5,884 Chinese Reds, American
authorities said yesterday.
Maj. Gen. Thomas W. Herren
told correspondents the. riot was
to be a signal for a mass break
out but U.S. troops moved in and
“broke the back of the planned
revolt.”
Herren said the prisoners had
planned to join Communist guer
rillas in the mountains if they es
caped.
Fifty-six of the rioting prison
ers were killed or fatally wound
ed. More than 100 others were
injured.
Wednesday the rioting Commu
nists in Compound 7 threw a
barrage of rocks at U.S. infantry
men and it was then that the
American troops retaliated with
a volley of fire.
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FOR SENATOfl FOR SENATOR
WE PLEDGE OURSELVES AS FOLLOWS :
1— To repeal the Property Tax.
2— For a more equitable distribution of road funds.
[ 3—To maintain our schools at the highest possible standard
consistent with our tax program.
4— A continued program of construction of landing fields j
throughout the Division.
5— To encourage in every way possible the mining develop
ment and industry and a completely equipped Assay Office.
6— To keep taxes to the lowest possible figure to efficiently
handle the affairs of the Territory.
As Gold Mining is of the utmost importance in our Division
we pledge ourselves to do all in our power to have gold freed
from the crippling regulations imposed upon it. f