THE NOME NUGGET
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Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943, at the
post office at Nome, Alaska, under Act of March 3, 1879.
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MAYBE IT ISN’T WAR, BUT- ,
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Gen. Tank Here
For 2-Day Visit
Brigadier General C. F. Tank,
Comm an ling General U.S. Army
Transportation Terminal Com
mand, Pacific arrived in Nome
Thursday for a two day visit to
observe the annual re-supply of
the Mona Lisa DEW Line sites.
He is accompanied by Col. Rich
ard Dial, Transportation officer;
C. O. Topper, Asst. Director of
Operations; Major Thornton,
Maj. Richard Rantz, Maj. C. H.
Olson and Mr. C. D. Jacobs.
In addition to their official
duties, the visitors have enjoyed
seeing the local sights and mining
operations before departing for
Kotzebue and other Alaska
points.
They particularly enjoyed their
time with Herb and Helga Eng
strom learning how to pan gold
from the sands of Basin Creek.
Daughter Born To
Phillip Dexter's
Mr., and Mrs. Phillip Dexter
are the parents of a daughter born
yesterday at the hospital.
NOME SANITARY
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CONGRESS ASKED NOT
TO ACT ON BILL TO
BAN SALMON IMPORT
WASHINGTON, UP) — Rep.
Thomas Pelly (R-Wash) Thurs
day asked that Congress take no
action this year on his bill to ban
importation of certain salmon
caught in the North Pacific.
The bill was aimed at Japanese
fishing which the domestic in
dustry contends has been destroy
ing Alaska-spawned salmon
stocks.
It would make illegal the im
portation of salmon caught on
the North Pacific in a manner
which would be unlawful if prac
! ticed by U.S. fishermen.
In a letter to chairman Her
bert Bonner (D-NC) of the House
Fisheries Committee which has
approved the bill, Pelly said he
was requesting postponement of
any further action after confer
ences with Sen. Warren Mag
nuson (D-Wash), chairman of the
counterpart Senate committee.
“It is our conclusion,” Pelly
said, “that salmon conservation
would not suffer by a delay until
early next year. In the mean
while, additional information
would become available from re
search and statistical* data based
on this year’s fishing season.”
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Spiritual Truths
Gleaned From
The News
Contributed By
Nome Gospel Home
From “Light and Liberty”
Attorney General William Rog
ers, in his recent speech’ in New
York on the problem of juvenile
delinquency, revealed the fact
that the situation has reached the
proportions of a national disaster.
Like polio, juvenile delin
quency is a tragic destroyer of
youth. It wastes and ruins the
lives of millions of youngsters in
their impressionable years. Not
even polio, with the havoc it
once wrought in the ranks of
American youth was responsible
for the anguish in the homes of
the nation on the scale reached
by the mounting volume of
youthful crime.
A special subcommittee of the
United States Senate, studying
the subject, was shocked the other
day to learn that one million
boys and girls will be annually in
the courts by 1965, if the present
rate of juvenile arrests continues.
Who can doubt that the “last
days” with their “perilous times”
are upon us? (II Tim. 3:1-5).
“This know also, that in the
last days perilous times shall
come. For men shall be lovers
of their own selves, covetous,
boasters, proud, blasphemers,
disobedient to parents, unthank
ful, unholy, without naural af
fection, trucebreakers, false ac
cusers, incontinent, fierce, des
pisers of those that are good,
traitors, heady, highminded, lov
ers of pleasures more than lovers
of God; having a form of godli
ness, but denying the power
thereof: from such turn away ”
Miyoshi Umeki, Oscar
Winner, Weds TV Exec.
VAN NUYS, Calif., Iff) — Oscar
winning-actress Miyoshi Umeki
and Frederick Winfield Opie, a
television executive, are honey
mooning.
They were married Wednesday
night at the home of friends.
The 29-year-old Japanese ac
tress was adjudged the best sup
porting actress this year for her
| role in “Sayonara.”
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WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with light drizzle to
night. Little change in temper
ature.
Low tonight 42, high tomorrow
55.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today: Temperatures:
highest 49, lowest 45. Maximum
wind 15 miles an hour from west.
Sunrise at 2:41 a.m., sunset at
9:32 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 58, low 42. Extremes this
date since* 1907: highest 68 in
1937, lowest 32'in 1916.
• KINGS MOUNTAIN, N.C.,
Christmas cards are coming early
for postmaster Charles Alexander.
He says his friends ar^ trying to
beat the Aug. 1 deadline, for high
er postage rates.
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Largest Personal Injury
Judgment Awarded To
Former ARR Employee
ANCHORAGE — The largest
court judgment ever granted in
the territory in a personal injury
case, was received here recently
with U.S. District Judge Walter
H. Hodge of Nome granting
$161,027.50 to Dale Arnold, a for
mer employee of the Alaska
Railroad.
Arnold filed the suit against
the Evan Jones Coal Co. as a
result of injuries he received in
an accident at the coal firm load
ing docks causing the loss of
a leg.
Anchorage attorney Bailey E.
Bell represented Arnold in the
case, assisted by Melvin M. Belli
of San Francisco. Judge Hodge
heard the case here while serv
ing as visiting judge in the local
federal court.
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