None and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept. of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
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Friday, February 2, 1951
Forecast Nome: Clear tonight
mnd Saturday, fresh northeasterly
winds; Lowest temperature to
night 8, highest temperature Sat
urday 12.
Nome data last 24 hours as Of
7:00; am. today:
Precipitaiton, none. *
Temperatures: highest 25, low
est 9.
Maximum wind 46 miles an hour
from the ELNJE.
Sunrise at 8:38 am., sunset at
3:50 pm.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to
day: highest —1, lowest —17.
Extreme temperatures on this
date since 1907: Highest 35 in
1945, lowest —37 in 1914.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7:00 am. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow —20 * Clear
Point Hope 8 Clear
Kotzebue —9 Clear
Wales —1 Clear
Gambell 4 Clear
Nome 13 Clear
Unalakleet 6 Clear j
Bethel 12 Snow |
McGrath —18 Clear j
Anchorage 21 Cloudy
Fairbanks —26 Clear
Whitehorse —9 Snow
Juneau 10 Partly Cloudy
Seattle 44 Rain
San Francisco 47 Cloudy
Air Force To Test
Radar In Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO, <JP) — The
x giant test of air defense from the
Pacific Coast to the Kocky Moun
tains began yesterday, but the;
only thing visible to most civilians
will be occasional vapor trails
high in the sky.
“Invading” bombers of the Stra
tegic Air Command are involved
with defenders from the Western
Air Defense Force. The “aggres
sor” sorties are above 30,000 feet,
out of sight but well within range
of radar posts screening strategic
areas.
The maneuver, which also in
volves navy radar pickets at sea,
naval and marine air units, army
anti-aircrft artillry, the air force
reserve and the air national guard,
will go on until Sunday night,
around the clock.
Committees For
Session of Alaska’s
20th Legislature
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Crlen Franklin, Democrat, of
Boundary, who heads the house
ways and means committee.
New Taxes
Franklin’s committee also pass
es on all measures for new taxes.
In the senate that job is done by
a separate committee on taxation,
heeded by Dr. R. >M. MacKenzie,
I Ketchikan Democrat.
The number of committee chair
men in the house from each divi
sion are: third division, 9; first, 7;
fourth, 5; second, 1. In the senate
they line up by divisions this way:
first. 5; second and fourth, 4 each;
third, 3.
Two Committees
MacKenzie heads two commit
tees in the senate where there are
16 members and 16 committees.
Someone gets two chairmanships
because the president takes none.
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House members with two chair
manships are Mike Stepovich (R
Fairbanks); C. C. (Red) Carlson
(D-Cordova), fisherman; Ed Lock
en (R-Petersburg); Jack Conright
CD-Anchorage); Jack Scavenius
CD-Anchorage).
The full list of Senate commit
tees for the session (with the
chairmen listed first one each):
Banks and banking— McCut
cheon, Butrovich, Anderson, No
lan.
Education, public health and
rals, and veterans affairs—Lham
on, Engebreth, Beltz, Engstrom.
Elections, election laws, per di
em and mileage—Beltz .Engstrom,
Barr.
Engrossment and enrollment —
Ipalook, Engebreth, Lhamon, No
lan.
Fisheries and game—Engstrom,
Ipalook, Engebreth, Lhamon.
Agriculture and forests—Nolan,
Snider, Butrovich, Ipalook.
Judiciary and federal relations
— Huntley, Garnick, Barr, Lyng.
Labor and commerce—Garnick,
Beltz, McCutcheon, Barr.
Mining and manufacturing —
Snider, Coble, Anderson, Garnick.
Municipal affairs and public
utilities— Anderson, MacKenzie,
Snider, Coble.
Printing, purchasing, contingent
expenses and permanent help—
MacKenzie, Beltz, McCutcheon,
Coble.
Rules— Lyng, Butrovich, Mac
kenzie, McCutcheon.
Taxation and 'revenue— Mac
Kenzie, Anderson, Lhamon, Hunt
ley.
Territorial offices and institu
I WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF |
FINE LIQUQRS, BEER AND WINE I
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled X
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE J
Arctic Lunch
“House of Quality”
Something Good Every Day
TENDER STEAKS AND CHOPS
Fresh Pastries Daily r
— LUNCHES —
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look,. Engstram,
The House committees are: j
Agriculture— Pollard, Gasser,
Degnan, MacKinnon.
Banks. •• lr
— Lodten, McCutcheqnj Sfepo
vk&,Cwight, llndwn: ; \ '
Civilian tfbtfnst— Wilbur, Kay,
Hendrickson, Wells..
Education— Scavenius, Barnes,
Gundersen, Wilbur, * Laws.
Elections, election laws, mlioago
and per diem— Conright, Carl
son, Hope Hendrickson, Gasser.
Engrossment k enrollment —
Hendrickson, Pollard, Wells, Gas
ser, (MacKinnon, Degnan.
Fisheries, fish k game— Carl
son, Hope, Scavenius, Locken,
| Johnson* Pollard Wells.
Judiciary k federal relations—
Kay, MeCutcheon, Locken, Mad
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sen, Stepovich.
Labor, capital and immigration
—Carlson, Gundersen, Laws, Wil
bur, Kay, Metcalfe.
Mining k manufacturing—Mis
covich, Franklin, Madsen, Laws,
Pollard, Degnan.
I Municipal affairs— Stepovich,
I Hendrickson, Kay, Degnan, Hope,
i Permanent help — Conright,
Franklin, Metcalfe, Barnes.
Printing and purchasing—Lock
en, Kay, Madsen, Gundersen,
Gundersen, Gasser.
Public health, quarantine and
morals — Gundersen, Scavenius,
Wells, Wilbur, Barnes.
Public welfare— Barnes, Hen
rickson, Miscovich, Gundersen,
Pollard, Wells.
Roads k highways— MacKin
non, Metcalfe, Franklin, Scaven
ius, Pollard, Madsen, Degnan.
Rules— MeCutcheon, Franklin,
Stepovich, Kay, (Hope, Madsen,
Johnson.
Territorial institutions— Laws,
| Gundersen, Barnes, Gasser, Mc
Cutcheon, Degnan, MacKinnon.
Miscovich* iMadsen, Laws,
sonspn, McCutcheon, Kay
nius, Gundersen, Baines,
Spocial commiii* pn statehood
— Stepovich, Laws, Scavenius,
Gundersen.
I Gets Judfjent
Against Sheriff
SEATTLE, W-^Keith Capper,
40, Anchorage business man, won
a $7,500 judgment yesterday
against sheriff Harlan & Callahan
for damage to Capperte. ship while
under attachment. :
Capper’s counsel, Philip W.
! Schoel and Ferd J. Schaff,- pre-'
sented testimony that tile* former
navy minesweeper Shrewy Wench
which Capper had intended to
convert into a yacht, was flooded
by freezing and breaking of sea
valves during the cold of Janu
ary, 1949, while moored at Lake
Washington drydock.
The craft had been attached by
McKinley Distributors, Inc., in its
suit against Capper for $10,000 for
liquor furnished his Aleutian Gar
| dens night club and his liquor
store in Anchorage. There was a
dispute over the amount he owed.1
ben was intoxicated at the time.
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Announces
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BELMONT POINT
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Tues. and Fri. Afternoon
East End to
KING ISLAND VILLAGE
Mon. and Thurs. Afternoon
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Round Trip $80.00 M“ T“
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Ronnd Trip $122.50 T"
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