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Red China Chief
Hails Krushchev
As Peacemaker
TOKYO, W! — Communist |
China’s vice Premier Chen Yi said
Saturday the agreement on mutual
visits by Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev and President Eisen
hower was “a major victory for
the Soviet Union’s diplomacy of
| peace.”
Peiping Radio quoted Chen as
saying the government and people
of Communist China “warmly j
welcomed this exchange.”
Chen’s remarks at a reception
given by North Korean Ambas
sador Li Young Ho to celebrate the
15th anniversary of Korea’s inde
pendence, were belived to be the
first on the Eisenhower-Khrush
; chev visits by a top-ranking Chi-_
nese Communist.
I “However, we cannot but note.”
| Chen was quoted as saying, “that
i the United States, while compelled
to accept the mutual visits . . .
to make certain gestures in favor
j of relaxation, is still clinging
j stubbornly to its policy of aggres
sion and expansion and its cold
war policy.”
NOTARY PUBLIC
at
NUGGET OFFICE
Battered Bruin
DUNSMUIR, Calif., UP) — A be- :
wildered bear is being sought in j
a hit-run case.
Bruin, southbound on a north- ;
bound lane, bumped into a pickup I
truck on U. S. 99 near this north
ern California mountain commu
nity. The truck swerved and hit
a car.
Nobody was hurt but the bear.
Police hope to take him into cus
tody just long enough to patch
him up.
DRIVING LESSON . . .
NEW YORK, UP) — Mrs. Wil
liam Morris had just finished pay
ing a $55 fine for her 18-year-old
son Michael, who was convicted
Friday for driving without a li
cense and going through a stop
light.
Mrs. Morris turned to her son.
and slapped him — hard.
“Madam,” said Brooklyn Traf
fic Court Magistrate Charles
Solomon, “That calls for a $10
reduction in the fine.”
“That’s nothing,” said Mrs.
Morris, collecting the money.
“Wait ’til I get him home.”
FRIDAY BASEBALL RESULTS
American League
Washington 7, Baltimore 3.
Boston 11, New York 6.
Detroit 11, Cleveland 1.
Chicago 5, Kansas City 1.
National League
Chicago 7, San Francisco 5.
Pittsburgh 2, Milwaukee 1.
Cincinnati 15-5, Phila. 13-4.
St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1.
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 5, Phoenix 3.
Salt Lake City 8, Spokane 6
Portland 5, Sacramento 1.
SATURDAY BASEBALL
American League
Detroit 9, Cleveland 6.
Boston 12, New York 4.
Baltimore 4, Washington 2.
Kansas City 2, Chicago 1.
National League
Pittsburgh 10, Milwaukee 8.
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 3.
San Francisco 6, Chicago 4.
Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 3.
Pacific Coast League
Vancouver 5-6, Phoenix 1-2.
Seattle 4, San Diego 0.
Salt Lake 2, Portland 1.
Spokane 5, Sacramento 1.
Through the courtesy of Jes
sen's Weekly, The Nugget
received this picture of Mr. and
Mrs. M. J. Walsh and family,
taken at their Golden Wedding
Anniversary held last week in
the Seaview Room with mem
bers of the families of their ten
children present. The photo was
taken by Frank Whaley.
Castro Wants U. S.
To Talk of Easing
‘Hunger of Babes*
By HAROLD-K. MILKS
HAVANA, UP) — Fidel Castro
Saturday accused American offi
cials of aiding conspirators against
Cuba’s revolutionary regime.
The bearded Premier was in an
alternating angry and laughing
mood as he appeared before a
nationwide television audience to
tell how the counter-revolutionary
plot was crushed.
Castro denounced Dominican
Republic strongman Generalis
simo Rafael L. Trujillo as “the
financial boss of all those who are
plotting against us.”
He also shorply criticized the
United States, charging Cuban
war criminals who had taken ref
uge there were permitted to do
as they like.
He declared airplanes based in
Miami have made repeated flights
to Cuba dropping anti-government
leaflets and picking up war crim
inals. Castro claimed American
officials could have stopped such
flights if they wanted to.
The revolutionary chieftain
called the inter-American foreign
ministers conference, being held
in Santiago, Chile, to deal with
the Caribbean crisis, a “farce.”
He ridiculed a program put be
fore the conference by U. S. Sec
retary of State Christian A. Her
ter for easing tensions.
Castro said Herter talks about
“expeditions that come and go”
instead of talking about Latin
America’s economic problems —
“about the hunger of babies in
our countries.”
Herter had told the Santiago
meeting that some of the recent
invasions of the Caribbean area
were “organized in other coun
tries with the knowledge and con
sent of officials whose govern
ments had promised to impede
such action.”
Herter did not mention Cuba or
Castro by name. But Cubans took
part in recent abortive invasions
of Panama and the Dominican
Republic.
Even the Greeks didn’t have a
word for it. The notion of the
day of 24 hours comprising a day
and a night is so new that most
languages lack a proper word
for it.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Russell Hermann, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Doris Wilke
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Recessed Until September 21
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
HERB JENKS, W.M.
Norvai V. Lewis. Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Ash Craft
President
Herb Jenks
Secretary
Wednesday Limcheor
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
WERNER BOHRER, President
VESTA SUNDSTROM. Seely.
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