Seattle to Fly 49-Star Flag
In Honor of Gov. Egan
SEATTLE, UP—A 49-star flag
will be flying over the Post Office
here when Alaska Gov. William
Egan addresses the Alaska Day
Members Council luncheon at the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce on
Sept. 18.
Two Chamber officers, Dean H.
Eastman, president, and Don M.
Follett, vice president and gen
eral manager, presented the flag
marking Alaska’s statehood to
Seattle Postmaster George Morry
Wednesday.
The Chamber is urging Seattle
firms to fly the 49-star flag to
honor Gov. Egan on his visit.
You Don't Get In
You Put Them On
PARIS, Ky., UP —They’re built
low, those little sports cars. One
left the road' at a sharp curve, hit
a wire fence and went right under
it.
G. K. Norton of Wilmore was
unhurt and his car was undam
aged. ’
To Help Find .The Big Ones
WALTHAM, Mass., UP — Ray
theon Co. says it has developed
a tiny depth sounder that helps
fishermen to find the big ones.
The unit, six inches in diameter
and weighing less than five
pounds, sends out ultrasonic sig
nals. Red flashes show up on the
dial when the boat passes over
large fish.
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Ally. Gen. Rogers Proposes U.S.
And Russia Exchange Lawyers
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., WPV—Atty.
Gen. William P. Rogers today
proposed an exchange of visits
between American and Soviet
lawyers.
In a speech to the/ American
Bar Assn., he said that such ex
changes would dramatize the con
trast between a free system of
government and a regimented
Communist system.
WEDDING TOMORROW NIGHT
The wedding of Bunny Doyle
and Lawrence Heiner will be
solemnized tomorow evening at 8
o’clock at the Covenant Church.
A reception will be held follow
ing the ceremony at the Seaview
Room of the North Star Hotel.
Relative Seeks Address of
Richard C. McDowell
The address of Richard C. Mc
Dowell, who was in Nome in 1924
and 1925, is sought by a member
of his family. Anyone knowing
about him may leave the informa
tion at the Nugget office.
Johnson and Madden Are High
Bidders For Surplus Buildings
Two surplus frame structures
here were sold to the highest bid
ders Monday by the U.S. Army
Engineers.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson
and Lyman Madden were high
bidders.
Styles in food change like styles
in clothes. Americans formerly
preferred heavily salted, highly
colored butter to the lightly salt
ed, uncolored butter which is now
popular. Bacon preferences show
that the British want very lean
bacon, while the Russians like all
the fat they can get, and the
United States demands lean sliced
bacon with a very little fat.
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POLICE AT A LOSS TO EXPLAIN DEATH OF
WOMAN IN MIDDLE OF MOHAVE DESERT
COACHELLA, Cal., WV-“Right
now,” said the highway patrol
man, “we’re just listing it as a
traffic fatality.”
But there was more than that
to the strange death of Jean
Elizabeth Wood.
She stood on Highway 99 Wed
nesday, miles from civilization,
and stared death in the eyes. The
eyes were the headlights of a
huge truck bearing down on her.
She didn’t budge. The truck
driver didn’t see her. He just felt
a thud.
Authorities were trying to fig
ure it out. The 26-year-old woman
was wearing a black party dress,
in the middle of nowhere. She
had no car nearby. The nearest
house was miles away. Coachella,
Pan American 707 Flies
From San Francisco to
London In 13 Hours
LONDON, (J*—A Pan American
jet flew from San Francisco to
London Thursday in a little more,
than 13 hours flying time.
The Boeing 707, carrying 124
passengers, flew via Boston in
stead of refueling at Frobisher
Bay in Canada’s Northwest Terri
tories.
A spokesman said the air line
will begin using the Arctic route
in about three weeks. The flight
will then take 11V£ hours flying
time. Passengers will be able to
fly from London to San Francisco,
change planes, and reach Tokyo
in about 24 hours.
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the closest town was 20 miles
north.
James Frye, 25, of South Tor
torance, Calif., saw her killed. He
had driven by, ahead of the truck,
and almost hit her himself.
“Suddenly there she was in
front of me,” he said. “I slid off
the road. I couldn’t believe it—a
girl there in the desert.”
“She just stood there, and sorta
looked over at me. I started to
get out and grab her, because I
saw this truck coming. But there
wasn’t time. She was looking at
the truck when it hit her. It was
terrible.”
The truck driver found her
body. Frye didn’t want to look.
Later a ^newsman talked with
one of the operators of a River
side hotel, where the woman had
lived since-June 24.
“She was very depressed last
night,” the hotel operator said.
“She was almost crying. She
worked as a waitress at one of
the bars at one time. She told
me last night she hadn’t worked
for two or three weeks.”
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