THE NOME NUGGET
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Entered as second class matter October 14, 1943 at the
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NOME’S YOUTH CENTER PROGRAM
Several months ago a group of public spirited
citizens set out to do something about a Youth Center
for the teen-agers of Nome so, that a definite program
could be started to improve the delinquency now
existing, due in a great measure to many homes being
too crowded for the young people to meet socially.
This group advertised across the land for help to
relieve a serious condition and help has been coming
in from many sources. The most important one right
now is that the American Legion has turned over to
them the American Legion Hall for use as the center
of the youth activities.
This action is encouraging to the youth program
and not only gives them a place to meet and a place
to work but a chance to improve a building that has
been idle for some time. It is hoped that other organ
izations will support the young people as they set out
to raise funds to operate their own program.
DODGERS WIN 13-8
EBBETS FIELD, Brooklyn, UPi
—The Brooklyn Dodgers made it
two in a row today as they wal
lopped the New York Yankees
13 to 8.
Brooklyn’s Don Newcombe and
New York’s Don Larsen were
the starting pitchers in a game
that broke series records for
pitchers used. The weather was
cool sunny and clear with* a brisk
wind blowing in from the out
field.
Adlai Stevenson arrived at the
park 15 minutes before the start
of the game. He occupied the
same box that President Eisen
hower had in the opening game
Wednesday.
GEN. NOYES SON BORN
Mrs. John Noyes, widow of the
late Brigadier General who head
ed the Alaska National Guard,
gave birth to a son last Sunday
at Oneida, N.Y.
General Noyes was killed in a
plane crash near Nome on Jan. 30.
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MOTHER DOG
ACTS AS NURSE TO
NEWBORN LION CUB
HUNTINGTON, W.Va., WI — A
dog named Fuzzy joined the cir
cus yesterday with the job of
nursing a newborn lion.
Fuzzy was grieving over the
loss of a puppy, and the cub was
trying to escape being killed by
its mother when Huntington
police got the two together. They
hit it off fine.
The cub’s mother, Giner, be- j
longs to a traveling wild animal |
show. She killed cubs she had
once before, owner Eddie Kuhn
said.
Lion cubs will not feed on a
bottle, and the mothers rarely
raise their young in a circus be
cause of the nearby humans,
Kuhn said. So Fuzzy will travel
with the troupe, nursing the cub
about 30 days before returning
to her owner, Emmett Daniels Jr.,
of Huntington.
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Nixon and Stevenson Get Rough in
Political Speeches in Pennsylvania
BRITAIN SETS OFF
2nd A-BOMB IN SERIES
SYDNEY, Australia, —The
British exploded an atomic weap
on at ground level yesterday at
the Maralinga proving ground in
South Australia.
It was the second explosion in
Britain’s fourth series of test
blasts.
—to discontinue tests before we
have a fool proof inspection sys
tem—would be just like playing
Russian roulette, but with only
the Russians knowing which
chamber had the fatal bullet
in it.”
Nixon said Stevenson was mak
ing “shotgun attacks” on Eisen
hower’s policies. And this, Nixon
said, hurt the United States
abroad.
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Top Democratic and Republican
campaigners got rough Wednes
day night, with Adlai Stevenson
accusing President Eisenhower of
“misrepresentations,” and Vice
President Nixon saying Stevenson
has made statements “terribly
damaging to America’s interests
abroad.”
Stevenson, the Democratic can
didate for president, spoke from
Pittsburgh in a nationally tele
vised reply to Eisenhower’s cam
paign speeches earlier this week
in Cleveland and Lexington, Ky.
Nixon was at the other end of
Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia,
where he struck anew at Steven
son’s proposal that the United
States lead in a move to end hy
drogen bomb tests.
Pennsylvania, with its 32 elec
toral votes, is a major battle
ground in the Democratic-Repub
lican struggle for control of the
White House and Congress.
Stevenson told a nationwide TV
audience Eisenhower had been
guilty of “gross mis-statement" of
the record on such matters as so
cial security, the minimum wage,
relief of unemployment in dis
tressed areas, the cost of living,
farm prices, small business and
civil rights.
At one point, Stevenson left his
prepared text to chide Eisenhower
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for saying some Democrats are
talking “wicked nonsense.”
“I think it’s too bad,” Steven
son said, “that any criticism of
the administration, any disagree
ment with its policies—or lack of
policies—is dismissed as some
form of mor»l delinquency or
wickedness.
“Criticism and self - examina
tion are the. safeguards of democ
racy ... If responsible and rea
soned they are not wicked—they
are healthy ”
Nixon’s biting attack on Ste
venson in Philadelphia Wednes
day night wound up a 15,000-mile
cross-continent tour by the vice
president.
Referring to Stevenson’s re
peated suggestion that H-bomb
tests be halted, Nixon called this
“idiotic nonsense,” adding:
“Russia is still surrounded by!
ai ron curtain, and for us to
agree as Mr. Stevenson suggests
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