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Sen. McCarthy Asserts
Suicidal Foreign Policy
^ Seat of All Our Trouble
SEATTLE, (>P) — Sen. Joseph
McCarthy declared here Monday
night he will “not support any
presidential candidate in the pri
mary unless he is willing tc cam
paign on the one over-riding
issue.”
That issue, the Wisconsin Re
publican told an overflow crowd
at the Metropolitan theater, “is
the suicidal, bankrupt foreign pol
icy.” It is one, he added, “from
which flows all our other woes.”
McCarthy declared the spotlight
must be thrown on the commun
ists who, he charged, are in the
government and dictating United
States foreign policy. He said the
nation’s foreign policy must be
changed if the nation is to sur
vive. * j
Actor Robert Walker
Dies at Home Last Night
HOLLYWOOD, >(JP) — Actor
Robert Walker, 32, wTho zoomed
to fame during World War II in
“shy guy” movie roles, died last
night at his home while under
going treatment for an emotional
disturbance.
Walker’s former wife, actress
Jennifer Jones, and now the wife
of Producer David O. Selznick,
was notified and she said is fly
ing here from New York. The two
young sons of Walker and Miss
Jones have been spending the
summer with the actor.
You don’t have to be an aquatic
tar to know all the dives in town.
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Alaska Navy Off Financial
Reef — Is Back In Service
JUNEAU, (/P)—Alaska’s “Navy” j
got off its reef yesterday. Terri
torial Auditor Neil Moore nudged l
it free by approving two vouchers
which he had disallowed Aug. 15. ,
The “Navy” is the ferry Chil
koot that runs between Juneau j
and Haines. It is operated by the 1
Highway Department. It was a i
former Navy LSM.
Moore had refused two weeks
ago to honor a voucher for a
$2,800 insurance premium pay-1
ment and another for a $600 fine
levied by the Coast Guard.
The auditor approved the $2,800 ;
insurance payment after a pro
rated summary was presented to
his office. On the $600 fine, “Ad- i
miral” Henry Roden, Commission
er of Finance, showed the auditor
that the purchase agreement pro
vided that the territory would pay
it.
Anchors aweigh!
The best way to get behind the
eight ball is to pick up the wrong
cue.
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U.N. Charges Reds
With Fraud In
Kaesong ’Bombing"
By DON HUTH
TOKYO, ;(/P)—The United Na
tions command charged that the
communists sent one of their own
planes through the motions of
bombing Kaesong last Wednesday
and then blamed the Allies for the
attack.
The charge was contained in a
bulletin released by the public in
formation office at Gen. Matthew
B. Ridgway’s headquarters as the
U.N. commander studied a com
munist note that could shatter
hopes of a truce in Korea.
The Reds offered to resume
truce talks—which they broke off j
last Thursday—on certain condi
tions. Primarily, they want Ridg-j
way to say a U,N. plane bombed
the Kaesong neutral area Wednes
day.
He has already said no U.N.
plane was even in the area. He
told the communists they manu
factured the incident.
Ridgway’s public information
office said there were no bomb
craters, no bomb fragments, “no
evidence on the ground of a
United Nations command air at
tack.”
“The original evidence was so
transparent as to immediately in
dicate the fraudulent nature of the
bombing charge,” the release said,
“but this defect in the evidence
could be cured.
“Should the investigation be re
opened it is probable that much
more convincing evidence of a
bombing attack would be pre
sented.”
Officials at general headquar
ters said it was virtually unthink
able that Ridgway would retract
his charge that the entire incident
was made up.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers from Anchorage: R.
E. Wood, 'Frank Finck, Mary Ola
stead, Don Frazier.
To Kotzebue; Esther Small, W.
H. Sweainger, F. Havercamp, J.
Bullock.
Historian Attends
Sourdough Reunion
Hazel Lindberg, historian who
is completing two years research
on people and stories of the pio
neer days in Alaska, attended the
Sourdough re-union in San Fran
cisco, which was held this month,
and reports that it was a grand
success. No other people in the
world have such a good time as
old time Alaskans when they get
together.
The oldest pioneer lady there
was Mrs. T. Hawks, -87, a wonder
ful pianist who entertained the
group of oldsters. Her husband,
85 years old, recognized a pict/ure
of the flogging of a thief on the
Chilkoot trail way back in 1898,
which he took, and which is now
in Mrs. Lindberg’s collection, to
be used in her Alaskan book. The
picture is the property of Nels
Swonberg of this city.
Former Nomeites at the conven
tion included Mr. and Mrs. Jafet
Lindeberg, (Josephine Metson),
Joe Sullivan, Bessie Mauro Thay
er, Hazel Kell, Bill Gallop (who
owned the dog that carried a
1,000-pound load), Faye Delzene
(winner of the famous Name-to
Candle race), Ike Spinks, Dick
Sundquist, Sam Mingus, Judge
and Mrs. Coke Hill, Temple Mc
Intyre and Tom E. Watson.
Nome Gospel Mission of Alaska
Evangelization Society
Arthur H. Freeburg, Pastor
We are glad to be able to an
nounce that beginning Sunday,
Aug. 26, the services at the Nome
GO'spel Mission will begin with
Sunday School in the morning at
9:45, and morning Worship Ser
vice at 11 a.m. Also we would like
to say that perhaps it has been
thought that ours was a Native
Church only. Wc would like at
this time to invite all those who
have no church home, whether
they be White or Native, to come
to our services. If you are attend
ing church somewhere now, we
say may God bless you, but if you
are looking for a church, Baptistic
in doctrine, we invite ycru to our
services. Our Friday night service
has been changed to Thursday
evening at 7:45.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by U.S. Dept, of Commeue.
Weather Bureau
Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy
tonight and Thursday with north
westerly winds from 12 to 18 mph.
Low temperature tonight 40, high
tomorrow 53.
Precipitation last 24 hours: 1.3
inches, month total: 7.08 inches.
Sunrise at 4:34 a.m., sunset
at 7:29 p.m.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 40 Rain
Point Hope 39 Cloudy
Kotzebue 47 Rain
Wales 39 Cloudy
Gambell 35 Cloudy
Nome 44 Cloudy
Unalakleet 48 ^ Rain
Bethel 5*1 ‘Rain
McGrath 57 - Rain '
Anchorage 60 Cloudy
Fairbanks 58 Cloudy
Whitehorse 58 Cloudy
Edmonton 58 Cloudy
Seattle 58 Cloudy
San Francisco 61 Cloudy
WIEN AIRLINES
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Passengers to Fairbanks: Mr.
and Mrs. Elert, Caroline Elert,
Martyn Jeffery.
Mr. McMasters was taken to :
Galena. .]
From Fairbanks: S. Scougal, *
Glenn Gregory, Bob Hoitt, Lester
Barlow, D. E. Richards, Mrs. Rich
ards, Phyllis Roell. .j
From Kotzebue: Jack Dillon, ]
Edith Scammon. :
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