Maj. Wm. Crawford Gets
Guard Assn. Backing For
Adjutant General Post
JUNEAU, oe—The Alaska Na
tional Guard Officers Assn., has
< endorsed two full-time territorial
military employes for appoint
ment as adjutant general of Al
aska. ■
The endorsements went to Maj.
Tom Carroll, 40, commander of
the 207th Infantry Battalion of
the Alaska National Guard at
Anchorage, and to Maj. William
Crawford, 43, commander of the
1st Scout Battalion at Nome.
Edward Merdes of Douglas,
president of the Guard Associa
tion, disclosed the organization’s
support of the two majors. The
The recommendations were ex
pected to receive serious consid
eration toy Gov. Stepovich before
he selects a successor to Col. Elvis
M, Farmer for the> $10,000-a-year
position.
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Wallace Liquor Store
Closed Ten Days for
Selling Liquor to Minors
The Wallace Liquor Store is
closed for ,a 10-day period, hav
ing had its license suspended by
the Board of Liquor Control
when it met recently in Juneau.
Suspension resulted from selling
liquor to a minor.
The Village Morgue, owned by
Charles Washburn, also had its
license suspended for serving al
coholic beverages to minors and
allowing minors on the premises.
The Second Division advisory
board of the Liquor Control
Board is composed of the fol
lowing:
Peter Reader for the governor;
Carl Glavinovich for the attorney
general; Robert Grant for the
i territorial treasurer; Charles Fag
! erstrom for the highway com
j missioner; and Joe Kroninger for
I the director of finance.
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British Consul f
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Sees Importance
Of Access Roads
By RUTH McLEAN
Honored guests at the regular
meeting of the N.W.A. Chamber
of Commerce were Mr. and Mrs. \
Gordon C. Whitteridge, British;
Consul-General for the four
northwestern states, and Alaska.
He talked to the meeting on the
present-day situation in the Mid
dle East. His comments were
based on personal observations
during his tour of duty in that
area.
Mr. Wihittqtidge described
| some countries in the Middle East
j as rich beyond imagination and
| others as having no wealth what
soever. He believes that eventual
ly the “have” countries will have
to help their “have-not” neigh
bors.
He advised that American aid
has been extremely well applied
in most areas of the Middle East;
however the realization of what
the aid has accomplished varies
in the different countries. Often
the man in the street is too il
literate to understand, according
to the British Consul - General.
But whether all persons actually
think about the source of new
roads, for instance, Mr. Whitte
ridge said, all were aware ©f the
benefits of having access to new
areas, whether riding in a limou
sine, walking, or riding in a bul
lock cart. “A road opens up a
country as nothing else can do,”
I he stated.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitteridge left
Nome Monday afternoon to con
tinued their official visit in the
| Territory.
NOTICE
August 25th is end of the 30
day extension granted by the City
Council for the payment of de
linquent real and personal pro
perty taxes.
Robert F. Scott,
101 City Clerk
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that anyone found damaging or
vandalizing the Nomerama build
ing, the USO building, the old
Golden Goose building, or tres
passing upon the vacant lot im
mediately West of the Nomerama
building will be prosecuted by the
owner thereof as provided by law.
L. VIRGINIA BROWN.
102 Owner,
Nomerama.
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Brighten it with music from
THE MUSIC BOX.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Three keys on e ring.
FOUND—Ivory ring. Identify and
claim at the Nome Nugget.
Pedestrian: The most approach
able chap in the world.
FOR SALE—Jeep station wagon.
Unusually good condition, low
mileage. Jim McLean, Phone
Black 157. 101c
FOR SALE—House & lot. Phone
Main 73 after 6 p.m. 102c
WILL BABY-SIT—Days or eve
nings. Call White 57. 102p
WANTED TO RENT—House or
apartment, family of five.; Call
Sgt. Connelly, ACS. lOOp
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the Place .o Save
U.S, CHOICE Spring Lamb
LOIN LAMB. CHOPS lb.
Cut from U.S. CHOICE Beef
T-BONE STEAK p9ib.
U.S, CHOICE Beef
NEW YORK Cut STEAK 265 lb
BEEF ROAST u s. choice jis lb.
Boned & Rolled, All Fat & Gristle Removed
Armour-Star Wafer-Sliced
THIN BACON lb.
U.S. CHOICE Beef
ROUND STEAK p9 lb.
Cut From Small Hogs
FRESH PORK LOIN 79c lb.
9 to 10 lb. average. CUT UP FREE
Wisconsin Old-Fashioned
CRACKER BARREL CHEESE 85^ lb.
Old-Fdshioned
RING LIVER SAUSAGE 85^ lb.
BRAUNS CHWEIGER, RING BOLOGNA
or POLISH RING SAUSAGE 85^ lb.
SKINLESS WIENERS 79^ lb.
BOLOGNA or SALAMI 75^ lb.
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