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Predator Bill Provides
Bounties on Dogfish Shark
WASHINGTON, UP) — A sub
stitute predator bill providing
bounties on dog fish sharks and
dogfish livers was introduced in
the Senate.
Sen. Warren G. Magnuson CD
Wash), chairman of the Senate
Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee, said the committee
would consider the bill, which
replaces one he introduced earlier,
> July 23.
Magnuson said the substitute
measure was being placed on the
agenda because testimony taken
during hearings last week showed
bounties of 10 cents per pound
on the livers and 10 dollars per
ton on the sharks would both
eliminate the salmon predators
and provide additional income
for the fishing industry.
The substitute bill deletes
bounty provisions for such other
predators as lamprey eel and
beluga whale.
University of Washington
Defeats Russian Rowing
Crew In Moscow
MOSCOW, tf)—The University
of Washington eight Saturday
avenged its defeat at Henley' by
outrowing Leningrad’s trud crew
by 1% lengths in the first ap
pearance of an American rowing
crew in Soviet waters.
The Americans led most of the
way and finished clearly ahead
to a roar of cheers from a crowd
of more than 4,000 Soviet fans.
The race was the main feature
of the Moscow Regatta held at
the Dynamo Club Reservoir out
side this Communist capitol.
The weather was sunny but
a stiff cross wind made the go
ing tricky.
The Leningraders beat the
Americans by more than a length
at Henley two weeks ago.
In the pair event earlier John
Fish and Gene Phillips of Seattle
•finished third in the outside lane
behind the Central Army Club
of Moscow and Moscow Dynamo.
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Survey Will Seek
Ways to Increase
Consumption of Fish
WASHINGTON, UP) — As an
aid to the commercial fishing
industry ,the government has ar
ranged a study of consumption
of frozen processed fish and shell
fish in public eating places in
10 cities.
A New York survey firm Mas
been awarded a $57,000 contract
by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service to make the study in
Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, Den
ver, Houston, Los Angeles, New
York, Omaha, Portland, Ore., and
Springfield, Mass.
The agency said it hopes the
survey will aid the fishing in
dustry in finding ways to diversify
and increase the consumption of
fish in hotels, restaurants, dormi
tories and industrial cafeterias.
Dog Bites Woman Seeking
Dog Warden Project
ASHEBORO, N.C., UP) — Mrs.
Earl Barden visited a home here
and obtained the family’s signa
ture on a petition supporting a
rabies control and dog warden
project.
As she departed, the family pet,
a dog, bit her on the leg.
KLM Airlines Begins
Amsterdam-Moscow Service
AMSTERDAM, UP) — The
KLM airliner Olivier van Soort
took off this morning to inaug
urate a weekly service between
Amsterdam and Moscow.
The route was opened in the
in the reverse direction nine
days ago by a Soviet Aeroflot jet
TU-104A.
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U.S. Arranges To
Fly Americans
Out Of Iraq
WASHINGTON, — The
United States Saturday arranged
to fly out Americans who want <o
leave revolt-torn Iraq.
The State Department said
four commercial planes now in
Ankara, Turkey, have been char
tered for the purpose.
The department said that what
it termed local authorities in
Baghdad have given assurances
that any of the 1,964 Americans
who want to leave will be per
mitted to do so.
It said Iraq authorities promised
“all necessary precautions shall
be taken to assure safe depart
ure.”
The promises of cooperation by
the Iraq revolutionary regime
came after United States Ambas
sador Waldemar Gallman ap
proached it and “received as
surances that they (the rebels)
woultf honor their promise to
protect American lives and prop
erty.”
The department did not say
when the planes would fly to
Baghdad to begin the evacuation.
Glenn Highway Closed
Due To High Water
ANCHORAGE, OP) — Territor
ial highway officials reported
Friday night that the Glenn High
way has been temporarily closed
to traffic 35 miles north of An
chorage because of high water in
the Knik River. •
River water, they said, is a foot
deep over the highway on the
south side of the Knik River
Bridge. The river is swollen be
cause of the ice breakup in Lake
George.
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INVITATION FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received at
ihe Office of ihe City Clerk, City
of Nome until 5 p.m., July 28,
1958, for the following:
To deliver 2500 yards of gravel
to City of Nome.
Clerk's office will furnish
copies of bid specifications. The
City reserves the right to re
fuse and reject any or all bids.
STREET COMMITTEE OF
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
By Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish July 18, 21, 23, 25, 1958
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids will be accepted at
the office of the City Clerk of
the City of Nome until 5 p.m.
July 28, 1958, for the purchase
from the said City of the follow
ing.
One 1951 black, Chevrolet
panel truck, as is-where is.
Car may be inspected behind
the police station. All bids must
be sealed with cash or check in
amount of bid enclosed.
The City reserves the right to
refuse and reject any or all bids.
NOME COMMON COUNCIL
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Publish July 18-21-23-25, 1958.
Adopting Ordinance No. 384
(Published by Title Only)
An ordinance adopting and en
acting a new code of ordinances
of the City of Nome, Alaska;
establishing the same; providing
for the repeal of certain ordi
nances not included therein, ex
cept as herein expressly provided;
providing for the manner of
amending such code of ordinances;
end providing when this ordi
nance shall become effective.
Passed by the Common Council
o' the City of Nome, Alaska on
-his 1411 dsy of July, 1958.
Approved:
s/ Steffen Andersen
Mayor of the City of Nome
Attest: (Seal)
s/ Robert F. Scott
City Clerk
Publish July 16-18-21, 1958
Navy Recovers Film
Taken By Balloon
At 130,000 Ft. Altitude
MINNEAPOLIS, UP) — Two
packages of cosmic ray film plates
carried to 130,000 feet by a huge
plastic balloon were found in
southeastern Montana today.
The Navy, which sent the bal
loon up yesterday meanwhile
put the finishing touches on a
plan today to launch a manned
balloon Wednesday afternoon.
A spokesman for General Mills,
Inc., contractor for the flight to
collect cosmic ray data, said the
225-pound cargo of research
equipment was found about 50
miles east Billings, Mont.
The equipment became lost af
ter it was jettisoned from the
balloon yesterday. A tracking
plane followed the parachute
borne payload down to an alti
tude of 10,000 feet, but lost it in
the haze.
JThe tracking plane also de
veloped engine trouble and was
forced to land at Miles City,
Mont.
Prof. Marcel Schein of the
University of Chichago, a co
sponsor of the flight with the
Navy said the film record from
130,000 feet could constitute a
“milestone” in cosmic ray study.
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