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Japanese Fishermen
Blamed for Condition
l Of U.S. Salmon Industry
TACOMA, (JO—A picture of a
badly-depressed fishing and boat
building industry here was pre
sented at a hearing of the Senate
| Committee on Interstate and For
I eign Commerce Monday. •
The Japanese must be stopped
from fishing out Alaska salmon
runs of the badly-mauled U.S. in
dustry hopes to recover, witnesses
said. ,
Cheap Japanese tuna has nearly
glutted the U.S. market and ruined
the domestic fishing interests, they
testified. They also said the U.S.
salmon catch this season was the
lowest n 46 years, the Japanese
nearly fishing out the coastal
waters.
Elmendorf Man Appointed
To Air Force Academy
SEATTLE, UO—Appointment of
an airman at Elmendorf AFB to
the new Air Force Academy in
Colorado was announced Tuesday
by Sen. Jackson (D-Wash).
He is Airman Second Class
Lewis B. Bowden, 19, of Everett,
Wash. He must take the entrance
examination to qualify.
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Thomas Tungwenuk
FOR STOVE PROBLEMS
Pipes and Carburetors Cleaned
Call White 128
Governor, Proxy
At Odds Over
Sugar Bowl Game
ATLANTA —The governor of
Georgia and the president of
Georgia Tech were at odds today
following a decision by Georgia’s
Board of Regents to permit Tech
to play Pittsburgh in the Sugar
Bowl. Pitt has a Negro player in
its squad.
The office of Gov. Marvin Grif
fin charged President Blake Van
Leer of Tech failed to consult the
governor before accepting the
Sugar Bowl bid for Jan. 2.
Ben Wiggins, executive secre
tary to Griffin, also said the gov
ernor felt Van Leer failed “prop
erly” to handle students who early
Saturday staged a riot in protest
against Griffin’s request that Tech
be pulled from the Sugar Bowl.
Van Leer replied that he had in
formed Griffin on Nov. 26 that
Tech intended to accept a Sugar
Bowl invitation if it was offered.
He declared the governor said that
was “fine.”
Concerning the student demon
stration, Van Leer said: “I sup
pose I get paid for being the goat
on things like that.”
The verbal tiff came only a few ]
hours after the Board of Regents:
Monday rejected the governor’s
request to remove Tech from the
Sugar Bowl on the racial issue.
Letter-size and legal file folders
available at The Nome Nugget
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‘Green Death’
Strikes Again at
Nome High Gym
The “Green Death” struck again
last night at the High School gym
dropping the ACS Signaliers 74
to 41. Tony Willoya shattered the
season record with 29 points and
is high man to date. Bobby Her
man hit for 15 and Dave Bell
rang up 10.
The Polar Hornets showed ad
ditional talent last night in the
form of Norman Atuk, Vernon
Kuzruk and Rich Richardson. It
was the Hornets’ fourth straight
win and they appear to be on
their way to the championship.
Capt. Bob Ellis was top man
for the Signaliers with 18. Jack
Bolton was next with 8 points.
The Signaliers have lost two of
their main string due to military
transfers but hope for help when
replacements arrive some time
this month.
In the second game, the fired
up High School Nanooks over
came the Air Force squad 50 to
29. It was big Bob Dunbar for
the Nanooks with 16 points. Willy
Willoya, kid brother of the old
perfessor, “Tony,” dropped in 14.
Corky Kost, Sam Atuk and Chuck
Fagerstrom displayed some ball
handling that reflects many hours
| of practice. Bill Vitcenda led the
Air Force gang with 10 counters.
Bob Hinson made 9.
Two games are scheduled for
tomorrow night, Thursday, Dec. 8.
The ACS Signaliers meet the Air
Force for the first time this season
at 7:30 and the Nanooks take on
the Nome Merchants at 8:45.
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureav'
Clear and colder tonight and
Thursday. Low temperature ex
pected tonight -10, high expected
Thursday +8.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: High temperature 17,
low -5. Max. wind 30 mph. from
the NE. Sunrise at 9:41 a.m., sun
set at 2:05 p.m.
TEEN-AGE CLUB DANCE
Thursday Night 9 to 12
Pioneer Hall
Taste a cake and find a nugget.
Visit the Prospectors' Cake Booth
at the Roof Garden this Saturday.
TWO BIRDS IN ONE SHOT
CRYSTAL RIVER, Florida, UPL
Dixie Hollins killed two wild tur
key gobblers with one shot while
hunting on his ranch near here.
“I drew the bead on one gob
bler and the other evidently was
dead in line. Both went down to
gether,” Hollins said.
Nome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
George Bayer, Pres.
Joe Kroninger, Sec.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
DR. FRED M. LANGSAM, Pres.
ALASKA CHAPTER NO t
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st k 3d Monday of each month.
C Beverly Morgan
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Charles F. Lewis. WJd.
Norvln W. Lewis, Secy.
Mots 1st and 3d Thursday each month.