THE NOME NUGGET
Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday by the
NOME PUBLISHING CO.
Telephone Main 125 $1.50 PER MONTH
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E. P. BOUCHER ... Managing Editor
CLINTON GRAY . Production Manager
Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943, at the
post office at Nome, Alaska, under Act of March 3, 1879.
WASN’T SHE SUPPOSED TO VAMP HIM?
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THREE INGREDIENTS FOR HAPPINESS
Three basic ingredients for happiness are outlined
by George Mardikian, the Armenian food king of San
Francisco: “Belief in yourself, belief in your country,
and, most important, belief in God. Mix them all
together, then bake well in the oven of day-to-day
living. Add a dash of humor and serve! The result will
earn you beautiful and lasting success.
—Northern Allegany Observer (Fillfore, N.Y.
“IN GOD WE TRUST”
We are used to seeing the inscription “In God we
trust” on coins, and now, by act of Congress, it is going
on paper money.
Those are words that guide us to independence.
They inspired our founding documents. The Declara
tion of Independence and the Constitution. It could
only have been an oversight that in all our years as a
nation they did not appear on paper money. . . .
—West Point Times Leader (Miss.)
DOCS OF THE SPANIEL TYPE WERE FIRST
TO BE USED WIDELY FOR BIRD HUNTING
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A DOC, ASERCEANT AND 70FF/CERS
MAINTAIN PUBLIC ORDER IN
VADUZ, LIECHTENSTEIN
FIVE BEAGLE PUPPIES WERE BORN
TO QAM AT ITHACA, N.Y., OF SIRE
LIVING IN LONDON. ENCLAND, IN FIRST
TRANS-ATLANTIC ARTIFICIAL
INSEMINATION project
X> 1951. Gaines Dog Research Center. N. Y. C.
152 Men on Three Ships
Missing in Typhoon
TOKYO, (#)—Twelve men were
I missing from a Japanese fishing
boat which sank in a typhoon
today. Two other ships with a
total of 40 men aboard were miss
ing.
The U.S. Navy sent planes to
search the sea south of Japan.
j WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy tonight, partly
cloudy and colder Saturday. Low
temperature expected tonight 20,
the high tomorrow 30 to 35.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
38, lowest 24. Max. wind 12 mph
from the west. Sunrise at 7:25
a.m., sunset at 4:06 p.m.
A year ago today: high 37, low
31. Extremes this date since 1907:
highest 45 in 1937, lowest 5 in
1935.
Total precipitation for the
month: 3.35 inches.
Stock Market
Zooms Back Up
| After Slump
NEW YORK, UF>—Financial men
| credited Wednesday’s spectacular
I rally on the New York Stock Ex
j change to two factors.
One was the market’s own tech
1 nical condition and the other was
■ President Eisenhower’s plan for
a series of nationwide talks.
The market had slumped to its
lowest point in 2Vz years.
Technically, brokers thought the
market was due for a rally. Many
thought it was overdue. When a
market declines steadily for sev
eral months, they said, a point is
reached where liquidation lets up
and new demand is attracted.
1 That creates a rally,
j Eisenhower said Tuesday night
I he plans talks on his “beliefs and
determinations” on the national
economy, defense programs and
efforts for greater scientific
achievement.
j Apparently this helped to re
! store some market confidence, at
j least temporarily. Some brokers
| feel the market has reflected un
1 certainty over the domestic econ
omy, apprehension over the inter
national situation and disquietude
over alleged lack of political lead
ership.
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Attorney General Brownell Resigns;
W illiam P. Rogers Gets Cabinet Post
Flying Box Car
Explodes in Air,
Killing Four Crew
MIDWEST CITY, Okla., UP)—An
Air Force Flying Box Car heading
for home exploded and burned
last night near a residential area
that one witness said the pilot
apparently maneuvered to miss.
The four crewmen on the C-119
were killed.
The big plane hit in a wooded
area of blackjack oak. Most of the
wreckage landed in a dry creek
bed.
Charles Chilcoat, 31, an Air
Force veteran and technician at
Tinker Air Force Base, saw the
crash.
“He turned on his landing lights
so he could locate a clear spot,”
Chilcoat said of the pilot.
“My God! That was the extreme
sacrifice!”
The plane had just taken off
from Tinker for Chanute, 111.
“If the plane had fallen 500
yards to the east, west, or south,
it would have been in the middle
of houses,” an ambulance driver
at the crash scene said.
f> WASHINGTON, t?)—Attorney
General Herbert Brownell Jr. re
signed from the Cabinet Wednes
day after more than 41/£> years as
the government’s top legal officer.
William P. Rogers was chosen to
replace him.
The choice of Rogers will bring
mo change in the Eisenhower Ad
ministration’s civil rights policies.
Rogers, a close friend and ad
viser of Vice President Nixon, has
been as strong an advocate of
civil rights legislation as has
Brownell.
President Eisenhower accept
ed Brownell’s resignation with
“very deep regret,” and praised
Brownell for “a highly significant
contribution that you have made
in the nation’s service.”
Saying he plans to return to
private law practice, Brownell
disclaimed any ambitions for po
litical office and asserted his in
tention to “stay in private life.”
Brownell has drawn the fire of
many southerners who blame him .
for having played a major role in
Eisenhower's decision to use fed
eral troops to enforce racial inte
gration at Central High School In
Little Rock, Ark.
Man Victim of Own Car
In Freak Accident
KODIAK, Uft—James Loan, 54,
I died here Monday of injuries re
! ceived in a freak auto accident
three days earlier.
Loan was injured when his car
started rolling down a hill after
he had parked it. He was knocked
down and run over as he attempt
ed to reach the steering wheel.
He had been a resident of Ko
diak since 1946 and was active in
Democratic Party circles.
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Mrs. Andrew Kalerak, former
resident who now makes her
home in Anchorage, is visiting
friends and relatives here for a
few days. Mrs. Kalerak comes
from Shishmaref.
1,600 Ft. Lewis Troops
To Train in Alaska
WASHINGTON, MV-The Army
announced yesterday it would
move 1,600 troops of the 4th In
fantry Division fropi Ft. Lewis,
Wash., to Cold Bay, Alaska, for
“Exercise Cold Bay” early next
year.
The exercise will include train
ing in aeromedical evacuation and
loading techniques and Army air
transport of troops and supplies.
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