No Shelling
On Even Dates,
Says Peiping
TOKYO, on — Red China Sat
urday said there will be no bom
bardment of Quemoy airfield,
wharf, and beach landing areas
on “even dates” so that the
people on the offshore islands
may get supplies.
Peiping Radio, quoting the
Communist National Defense
Ministry, said:
“Your ships and aircraft should
not come on odd dates. We will
not necessarily conduct shelling
on odd dates. But you should re
frain from coming, to avoid pos
sible losses.”
The statement said “our re
fraining from shelling the air
field, the wharf, the beach and the
ships is still conditional on not
introducing American escorts. Ex
ception will be taken if there
should be escorts.”
The Communists ended their
self-imposed cease-fire last Mon
day after a 15-day period.
NOTICE
Sales Tax Reports on retail
sales and Services for the quarter
ending September 30, 1958, must
be in the City Clerk's Office by
Thursday, October 30th.
ROBERT F. SCOTT,
City Clerk.
Pub.: 20-22-24-27-29, 1958.
NOTICE OF JOINT AUCTION OF LAND
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Subject to the provisions of Chapter
184, S.L.A. 1957, and the regulations
issued thereunder, and Title 57-8-8,
Alaska Compiled Laws Annotated, the
Director of the Alaska Dpartment of
Lands and th Treasurer of Alaska, or
their representatives, will sell to the
highest and best qualified bidders the
following dscribed land and the various
personal property stored thereon.
All of Lot One (1) in Block Fifty-five
(55) according to the official townsite
plat of the City of Nome, Alaska,
and:
To be sold in one parcel, all the
various and assorted personal property
located on the above described tract.
Bids will be made at Public Auction
to be held at the office of the U. S.
Marshal, Nome, Alaska, at 2:00 P.M.,
November 4, 1958. In reference to the
tract of land above described, no bid
will be accepted for less than the ap
praised value of $900.00.
The successful bidder shall deposit at
the time of the award a sum of not
less than one-tenth of the purchase price,
plus the cost of advertising in cash or
by certified check.
Upon acceptance of the bid by the
Alaska Land Board and/or the Treas
urer of Alaska, and the payment of all
sums due, the Director will issue a
quit-claim deed for the tract purchased:
appropriate documents will be issued
by the Treasurer of Alaska passing title
to the personal property referred to
above.
The right is reserved to waive tech
nical defects in this advertisement and
to reject any and all bids.
Further information concerning the
auction may be obtained from the Direc
tor. Alaska Department of Lands, 333
D Street, Anchorage, Alaska, or his
representative.
Publish October 13, 20 and 27.
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Detroit Archbishop
Succombs At
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ROME, iff) — Edward Cardinal
Mooney, Archbishop of Detroit
died of a heart ailment Saturday,
less than an hour before he was
to take part in the sacred con
clave to elect a new Pope. He
was 76.
Cardinal Mooney — the second
Cardinal to die since the death of
Pope Pius XII — attended Sat
urday morning’s Mass of the Holy
Spirit at St. Peter’s Basilica where
the Princes of the Church asked
Divine guidance in choosing a new
leader of the Roman Catholic
Church.
He appeared well at lunch time.
Then he collapsed as he was
about to lie down for a rest after
lunch.
The Rev. Joseph Tucek, head
of the National Catholic Welfare
Councilmen’s Service in Rome,
said the Cardinal “must have been
excited” because of the impending
conclave.
Cardinal Mooney was installed
as Archbishop of Detroit in 1937
and one of the first matters to con
front him was the outspoken par
ish priest and radio broadcaster,
the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin.
Father Coughlin, whose parish
was in Royal Oak, Mich., spoke
out on economic and political
questions in the United States,
causing widespread controversy.
When Father Coughlin criticized
President Roosevelt’s Washington
appointments and the CIO, Arch
bishop Mooney let it be known
that Father Coughlin’s opinions
did not reflect the attitude of the
church.
Archbishop Mooney said Father
Coughlin had uttered “unfortu
nate words” and subsequently
Father Coughlin canceled nis
broadcast.
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Offering Course
The Mt. Edgecumbe School of
Practical Nursing is now accept
ing appliations for the January.
1959 class. The School of Practical
Nursing for Alaskan Natives is a
nationally accredited school and
the only training of this kind in
Alaska. The course is of twelve
months’ duration, with class
work and experience in the Mt.
Edgecumbe Hospital with affilia
tion in Anchorage.
The students are given: Didac
tic training in the classroom and
clinical experiene in the hospitals,
$30 a month for expenses, plus
uniforms, books, meals and room.
As a graduate pratical nurse,
you may be licensed in Alaska,
and may choose to help meet the
village needs on health problems
or work in Government or com
munity hospitals at a good salary,
or work in other health programs
in Alaska, as well as other states.
Requirements for entrance are:
1. Good health.
2. Completion of High School, or
tenth grade," upon special recom
mendation.
3. Interest in Nursing.
4. Ability to use English.
5. Between 17 and 45 years of
age.
6. One-quarter or more Alas
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Both boys and girls are ac
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the Diretor, Mt. Edgecumbe Shool
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Don Roberts Appointed
Kotzebue CD Director
Don O. Roberts has been ap
pointed Director, Kotzebue Civil
Defense District, to succeed Har
old Jacobson, resigned.
The Kotzebue Civil Defense
District is defined as including the
entire town of Kotzebue and im
mediately contiguous inhabited
area. It is further stipulated that
the jurisdiction of the Kotzebue
Civil Defense District Director
may be ordered extended by the
Director, Department of Civil De
fense, when such action is neces
sary or emergency operations.
CATHOLIC INFORMATION
CLASSES are being held each I
Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. at the'
St. Joseph’s Rectory, and will
continue for about six months.
Father Lawpence Nevue, SJ,
who is conducting the classes,
invites all who are interested in
learning about • the Catholic way
of life to attend.
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Russ. Test Fallout
SHIZUODA, Japan, UPi — A
Japanese scientist said the Soviet
Union may have detonated a new
type of nuclear bomb in its new
series of Arctic tests.
Dr. Takanobu Shiokawa said
he could find no trace of uranium
in fallout collected here during
the past two days.
His analysis of the fallout
showed 49 per cent Neptunium 239
and a small percentage of various
other elements, but no Uranium
237, usually contained in such
fallout.
He would not speculate on what
type of new bomb might be in
volved in the tests.
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