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The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Russians Most
 Likely Conducting Guided BOmbTests

FAIRBANKS (P)-An air force general says the Russians across the Boring Straits in Siberia are very likely conducting Arctic tests similar to United States experi- ments with guided missiles and Warplanes now under way in Alaska.
 That is the expressed opinion of Maj. Gen. William E. Kepner, chief of the air forces proving ground command.
 Kepner left Ladd Field Wednes- day night after a week of observ- ing units of his command on tenn porary duty here as part of the most extensive airground cold weather tests in air force history.
 Kepner, who was air force boss of the historic atomic bomb 'oper- ation crossroads" at Bikini, called tests here so far preliminary ex- ploration" into performance of lat est model planes and guided mis- siles some being of as yet highly secret types.
 "We expect no comprehensive answer to all our questions on the basis of one years experimental tion," he said in an interview.
 He added that although he'd been here but a week it had been long enough to appreciate the i'm measurable advantage of observ- ing the effects of temperatures down to 40 degrees below zero on equipment heretofore tested only in "ersatz Arctic" laboratories at his Elgin Base, Fla, headquarters.
 Continued on Page EighO
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Truman Calls Mindszenty Trial "Infamous''

WASHINGTON, P)-PreSident Truman yesterday denounced the conviction of Cardinal Mindszen- ty as infamous. He said it would go down as one of the black spots in Hungary's history.
 MT. Truman termed the tribun- al that tried Mindszenty "kanga- roo court" instead of a peoples court, as Hungary called it. He added Hungary is a police state and the people are never respon- sible for their government in that kind of set-up.
 If the people had their way, he added, Hungary would not have that kind of government. The term kangaroo court usually means a mock trial or one where principles of law and justice are ignored.
 The President expressed his (Cnrtir,,aI D--- C--->
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Cut Boat Service; Aleutian Villages Suffer As Result

SEATTLE, (P) - Residents of Unalaska and 35 Aleutian villages are suffering from lack of supplies as a result of government suspen- sion of mail boat service, E. E. Wortman, Unalaska businessman, said today.
 In Unalaska, community of more than 200 persons, the two main stores last week reportedly were out of flour, lard and meat, with little hopes of replenishing their stocks immediately.
 The situation has been growing worse steadily since the mail boat contract was terminated in De- cember, 1947, Wortman, who is visiting here, said.
 Getting food and other sup
 Continued on Page FouD
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Rescue Work
 Continues Despite New Storm Wave
CBy The Associated PreSs)

By The Associated Press)
 A new cold wave moved into sections of the snOWbound western states today.
 Strong winds continued to swirl the mountainous snow in the western plains, hampering the re- opening of highways and clearing of rail lines. An army troop train remained stalled at RaWlins, Wyo.
 But the army, Red Cross and other agencies planned no letup in the fight to save the lives of hu- mans and livestock. The Red Cross at Rawlins had planes ready to make low level flights to drop ra- tions to isolated ranch families.
 The mining town of Burke, Ida ho, was reported isolated by a 30O-foot wide snow avalanche which buried roads, rail and communication lines. No homes were in the path of the slide, which was estimated 150 feet deep in some places.
 Other snowslides in western
 Continued on Page SeveD
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
LIFTING THE LID
 AT JUNEAU
Thursday. February 10. ls49 (By James Hutcheson)

JUNEAU, After prolonged debate over a steady stream of proposed amendments, the Senate sharply knocked down personal property exemptions in the House approved general property tax bill late yesterday.
 In the House, lengthy discus sion centered around a bill pro- viding a 40-hour week and a S1 minimum wage The House also scotched an attempt to kill the controversial bill for establishing liquor board and control system.
 None of these three major bills came to a vote, however.
 The Senate reduced personal property exemption now allowed by cities. It raised the taxing val uation on mining claims from $100 to $500 per 20 acres.
 The Senate also adopted amend ments to allow the tax commis- sioner authority to reduce the property tax for new industries as much as one-half, as an incentive
 Continued on Page Three
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
Magnuson Calls
 Railroad COnfab

CAP Special Washington Service
 WASHINGTON, (P)-A confer ence to discuss plans for rail road connection between the United States and Alaska, called by Senator Magnuson D.-Wash.) ), is scheduled for late today.
 Invited to confer in Magnuson'S office were Senator Butler R.- Neb0, William E. Warne, assistant secretary of interior; Gen. Frank Heilman, chief of the army trans portation division; Delegate Bart lett of Alaska, and Reps. Jackson and Mitchell, Washington Demo- crats.
 Up for discussion was the bill introduced by Magnuson and But Ter to authorize the President to negotiate with Canada for rail- road connecting Prince George, British Columbia, and the Alaska Railroad.
 The measure provides for coop eration with Canada to construct the connecting link and for a sur- vey to select the most practicable route.
 Magnuson said there now is a railroad from Seattle to Prince George which could be utilized as part of a direct route to the Terri tory.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

SEATTLE, (P)-A tug company official said yesterday private tugs can furnish all necessary towing service to the government for at least 25 per cent less than it is now costing.
 Paul Pearson made the state ment in connection with his criti- cism of the operation of army and } navy tugs in competition with commercial towing interests. He asserted commercial bids for haul ing cement to Alaska for cement construction have been rejected by the government.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
IKE HEADS CHIEFS IF STAFF
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON. CP)-President Truman announced Gen. Dwight Eisenhower will serve temporar- fly as chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. The White House gave no explanation of inc announcement. but said the assignment will be of short duration.
 The announcement was made by one of inc White House secrc- taries. Eben Ayers. He told inc newsmen Eisenhower has been as- signed temporarily as chief mili- tarY president. and secretary of defense. He will sit in meetings of inc joint chiefs of staff as p-esid- ing officer. He is on temporary leave from the presidencYAof Co., lumbia University.
 "A reporter asked if there was "anY worsening in the internation- al situation" Ayers said moi 10 his knowledge.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
InternatiOn'l News At A Glance ---
Thursday. February 10. ls4s

Oby The ASSOclated PreSS
 Two obscure Hindu journalists were sentenced today to hang for the staying of Mohandas K. Gan dhi. They are Narayan Godse, edi- tor of a small Poona newspaper and Narayan Apte, it publisher.
 Five of the eight defendants got life sentences for conspiring to assassinate the 78-year- Hindu spiritual leaden on Jan. 30, 1948.
 One defendant was acquitted.
 Led from the heavily guarded Delhi courtroom after the sentenc- ing, the accused began shouting "We will conquer Pakistan. Long live Hindustan." Then. they broke into loud laughter.
 Thus was climaxed an eight month-long trial, during which Godse confessed he killed Gandhi purely for the benefit of human ity" and asked to be executed.
 Voters of Northern Ireland de- eide today whether they want to stay in the United Kingdom or join Southern Ireland in a Repub- tContinued on Page Five)
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

ASHIN GTON, (PD - John Nicholas Brown resigned today as assistant secretary of the navy for air. Dan A. Kimball of Los An geles was appointed to succeed him.
 The White House also announc- ed President Truman has named pJohn T. Koehler, now assistant general counsel for the navy, as an assistant secretary of the navy. He succeeds Mark E. Andrews, whose
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

LONDON, P)-Half the Kings horses were down with influenza today.
 Instead of marching up the tra- ditional hill with the kings men, the horses were running tempera- lures and sneezing in the royal stables at Buckingham Palace.
 ''It is the first time we have ever had an outbreak of this kind here," said stable official.
 He said al lthe animals were ex- pected to recover.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

TACOMA, (P)-A warrant for the removal of Kenneth l.. Rob- erts, 24-year-old Kelso resident, to .Ketchikan, Alaska, to face federal charges was signed in U. s. Dis trict Court by Judge Charles Leavy yesterday.
 Roberts was specifically charg- ed with flight in interstate com- merce to avoid prosecution for an alleged burglary in Seward.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
YAKIMA (E)-Don't fret if this

1AhlMA NH)--Doli AIe' Il 'ii'' winter weather becomes annoy ing. It's even too much for the rough and ready customers.
 Last night as comparatively mild temperatures made slush out of light snowfall, Yakima's chapter of Alaska Sourdoughs, who mushed through frigid hard ships after gold few decades ago, postponed their annual meeting originally slated Friday night. The weather, the SourdoughS declared, is ''too rough right now"
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11
NEWS IN BRIEF

SALEM, Ore, (H) - Students from Alaska would be able to at tend the University of Oregon and state colleges without payment of nonresident tuition fees under a bill before the state senate.
 The senate's education commit tee yesterday recommended pas sage.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

SEATTLE, R)-Fresh from her annual layup for inspection and repairs, the Alaska Steamship company's Denali is scheduled to sail at II am. for Alaska ports.
 Capt. Ben Aspen will be on the bridge.
The Nome nugget., 1949-02-11

resignation was announced earlier this week.
 Kimball is executive vice presi- dent of the Aerojet Engineering corporation of Azusa, Calf.
Evening star., 1949-06-24
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

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Evening star., 1949-06-24
THORNTON ", OWES.
, PAT - TnoiAFo. q I. -,u.,.,
Tnos. j. OMEa 5 SON, Ass.issssss
4as sssthern nuslaiss.
ROW BRIcK DwEILIso. sxino
KNOWN As PREMIsES NO. 7sj

sow & BRIcS DwEiLIso' sxino
KNOWN As PREMIsES NO. 7si
TENTH sTRETT. SOUTHEAST.
NJ viz ,as OF Q certain csee Of trass
duly recorded. In LsheT Ne. sa6z.
Folio loo et Sec. Of the land records
Of the District Of Columbia. and 81
the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undsrsisnee trustess
VIII sell. 81 public aaetton In frent
Of ths pfeMtsef. On FRIDAY THE
TwENTY-YoURTH DAY or yrNl
a,p !e4s At Youn CcLGCx
and pfsnises. situate IN the DIS
2. and being PARA q srissns, I'll lcs.
more partieularly 6sscyissd 81 nssss
and bounds In said deed cf t<sst
Said property noe knesn Ter par.
poses Of assessment and taxatten -
Lot s57 IN eguars ESQ.
Tsrma: Sold subject 10 0 pfsss bsfiaa-
Ing associations decd " trass ter
approximately. t3,pssfi, further
partsenlaFs Of vhseh Win ss sn.
nouneee OF time ef saie. the Bar
chase price above sale trgst - BE-
paid IN cash a depesst ef $500 90
REQUIRED. AAtustmsnss % se ma1s
- of Gay cf sals. cosssyanesnx. re-
sordtns. ete. q pnrthassrs eqst.
sssrs, es, s .,ssa.:s ss.ssse s..,. ~ s'.s,s iss.
vertissa and resois 81 me dsstrsties
Of the trustess
nEsazs aIlIsR.
tsib.fT, 20, ,zS.3s Trsssseas
Evening star., 1949-06-24
JOHN D. CULLEN. Attsrass fss fsf,
klakA In NaaGAAMA Nlal

IN The MUNICIPAL CtSskT Ppk
the piSIfast es Cessmsass CisN
plEisteA Central pllpsAssT1 \
Enasrssney Hospltai, lne CUI-
potataen. 1911 sss Yea Avenss
NV. PlAintlr, We Prtas c, SaaAsy
sgi3 wiisan hagisvsre AYsins Tea.
virginia. Defendant Ne, AZ ~sass
Order OF Faelle De-
fsndant: The saleSt Of tAls ssH IL
10 rtecssf tas sum * ASge Or aas
the Pisintlr ~ The .stieadaat taI
roam and sesre aae RFeIssstahai o.
services renasfwe 70 ths pstsaeant
On metien OF the ftainli6. Il u
thie slxteenth ess of Juns iesR
ORDKNED that Defendant esuks bis
appsafAnee te b. sntsfse herein OF
OF before the feFitsth aay, sacls
sivs ef apnasys ane ssal heiidesR
eceaFrins Alter The DAP 81 The hrss
paelieetien OF tAls orasr ether.
else The cause ell b proceeded AZ
In ease et default, pFeriasa The
copy Of thia sfdsr Be pasiished
eaes . sees Tor three saeesssiss
weeks In ths Nsahlnstea Lsw Re
porter and IN me &sshlnston kss-
nlnf esAr before ssld aate Ia
A iras sngy Ttst WALTER Y
n EkDKow. Chat Deputy cisfk
MtT, 80 1Sl-