Eisenhower Says We
Should \taden Chinas
Indium (furtain for Peace
W^INGTON, UR—President!
Eiseid)(p$j|r<it said Tuesday “we
musk w/fj§^h'every possible chink
in the iron curtain” in an effort
to promote global understanding
and achieve enduring world
peace.
The President made the state
ment in an informal talk to lead
ers from about 40 fields in Amer
ican life. He had called it together
to promote his idea of developing
people-to-people contacts among
all nations—free as well as Com
munist dominated.
Eisenhower said that “whether
it is the Suez problem of today or
another tomorrow,” thpre is no
more important objective than
“preserving the peace and pro
viding for our own security.”
Referring again to the hope for
enduring peace, the President
said “there is nothing that so af
fects our daily lives, almost dic
tates the level of our taxes.”
SEN. JONES RETURNS
Sen. Chas. D. Jones, who has
been south for the Republican
Convention and a meeting of the
Legislative Council in Seattle as
well as visiting with his daugh
ters and their families, returned
yesterday with Pan American.
la Nome Visitor
tg the'UH?4iL ti
Nome during the was Wm.
Egun, businessman of Y.aid^z. Mr.
Egan, born and raised id. Valdez
and formed mayor of that city
also has served five tferms in the
House and two in thi Senate of
the Alaska legislature.
He served with distinction as
president of the Alaska Constitu
tional Convention at Fairbanks
last winter.
He is at present a candidate for
the U.S. Senate under the Alaska
Tennessee Plan. He was a guest
of Nome C of C at its weekly
luncheon meeting yesterday.
This is Mr. Egan’s first visit to
Nome and the Seward Peninsula.
He said he was terrifically im
pressed with the friendliness of
the people. He was very much ih
terested in the proposals made by
the Chamber of Commerce to the
Board of Road Commissioners at
Tuesday’s meeting, and stated it
will be a great day for all Alaska
when the road projects become
a reality.
Egan said that it is his desire
to come back to the Seward Pen
insula for a more extended stay
at some future date.
He also said he will be happy
to render whatever assistance
possible in aiding the economic
progress of this area.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with occasional light
rain tonight. Mostly cloudy to
morrow.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
5.., lowest 45. Max. wind 25 mph
from th? south. Sunrise at 5:18
a.m., sunset at 6:39 p.m.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Wildlife} Service Studies,
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WASHINGTON, Fish scales
are digestible, the Fish and Wild
trary ife )g4»i*Jil (opinion, -; f J
life Servig^ today, contrary
to general' opinion.
And, Director John L. Farley
added that the service has two
research studies under way seek
ing the best ways to make the
high protein content of the waste
scales available for animal food.
It has already been proven at
the Fishery Technological Labor
atory at College Park, Md., that
dried ground pollack scales are
readily digested by rats used os
experimental animals, Farley said.
Now experimentation is under
way to determine a diet designed
to utilize fully the nutrituve value
of the scales.
Pennsylvania is not named in
honor of its. founder, William
Penn. Penh’s own account of th$
name is that he sugggested “Syl
vania” and the king added the
“Penn” in honor of the founder’s
father, Admiral William Penn.
Tjggr, Killed
Wtytfri Attacked 11
By Two Others ;
Mi.Tiqo io[Hrn iplcub
ClNcrNNAt*,' tfft—Twt) tigress
es w'Ul lWe but their time at Cfln
cinnati Zoo in spinstorhood alter
mauling to death their male edge
mate In a savage battle yestferddy.
The zoo veterinarian, D. B. W.
Bernard, said the jungle cats
“tend to be monogamous.”
"If we put another male in
there now, the tigresses would an
nihilate him,” he said.
Zoo officials said there was no
way of knowing what caused the
fight or how it started.. ^ (
But it turned the African veldt
section into a bedlam of . jungle
noises, with the -vyails of. other
animals joining the battye of.jn
dia and Sonya, the sixryear-qld
females, and Rajah, the five-year
old male.
Keepers said the attack on Ra
jah was apparently a surprise,
with one, female going for his
throat and ’ the other attacking
his hindquarters. i ■ '
Zoo officials didn't learn of the
fight until someone dashed ■ into
the main office saying, “Two ti
gers are trying to drown another
one.”
When they reached the outdoor
tiger grotto, Rajah was lying in a
moat and the two females were
snarling menacingly at the edge
of the water. The big tiger died
soon after that.
The tfiree rhad“ been together
since they were young and never
had trouble with each 1 other be
fore, even at feeding time.
DISTANCE RUNNER DIES
AFTER WINNING RACE
T AIPEH, Formosa, tffl—>W u
Chihg-chjmg, 10, collapsed as he
won a l'0,000-meter racd at Hslng
ying, in souherh Formosa, Mon
day and died later in a hospital.
He was one Of three runners in
the event.
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