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Compiled toy U.S. Dept, of Commerce,
Weather Bureau
Cloudy with intermittent light
rain tonight and Saturday. Winds
NE 10-15 mph. Low temperature
expected tonight 52, high tomor
row 65.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 ajn. today: Precipitation .01 in.
Temperatures: high 60, low 45.
Max. wind 17 mph from the N.
Sun rises 1:56 a.m., sets 10:16 p.m.
Temperatures a year ago today:
high 69, low 51. Extreme temper
atures this date since 1907: high
72 in 1919, low 28 in 1934.
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow 46 Cloudy
Kotzebue 59 Cloudy
Wales 39 Fog
Gambell 41 Cloudy
Nome 55 Rain
Unalakleet 61 Cloudy
Bethel 55 Cloudy
McGrath 59 Cloudy
. Anchorage 55 Rain
Fairbanks 68 Cloudy
Whitehorse 64 Cloudy
Edmonton 60 Showers
Juneau 65 Part cloudy
Ketchikan 72 Clear
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Amall Says Inflation,
Not Deflation, Is Threat
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WASHINGTON — Director of
Price Stabilization Ellis Amall
continues to warn Americans that
inflation, not deflation, is the big
threat to our economy, and al
though his seems to be a lone
voice, the argument is actually a
sound one. In the first place, Ar
nall points out that the cost of
living is now near its all-time
high, that it has risen in recent
months.
It is admitted that the national
economy has several soft spots in
it, but it is also stressed, by Ar
nall and the OPS, that there are
widespread upward pressures in
the economy, which could push
prices up sharply if allowed to
exert their effect, unchecked, on
the economy.
Amall declared:
“I am firmly .convinced that
America’s economic health is
threatened today and that the
very safety of the nation is there
by endangered. This is not a
scare warning. It is based on a
careful analysis of the economic
factors facing us.”
Pacific Coast Wednesday Scores
(By the Associated Press)
Seattle 4—Los Angeles 1
San Diego 6—San Francisco 0
Hollywood 4—Sacramento 3
Oakland 10—Portland 0
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Suit Dismissed Preventing
Merger Alaska Fishermen
Union with Longshoremen
SEATTLE, (JP)—A suit to pre
vent the Alaska Fishermen’s
Union (Ind) from merging with
the International Longshoremen
& Warehousemen’s Union (Ind)
has been dismissed in King
County Superior Court.
The court action was filed No
vember 3, 1950, after officials of
the longshore union had installed
a charter and claimed control
over the fishermen’s union. An
order restraining the longshore
union was issued.
In a referendum concluded last
January 2*, the fishermen’s union
voted against the merger by a
majority of only 36 votes.
Russian Patrol Ship Seizes
Japanese Fishing Boat In
Japan's Own Territorial Waters
TOKYO, (/P) — Kyodo news
agency reports a Russian patrol
ship ventured into Japanese
waters Friday and seized a Japa
nese fishing boat.
The Maritime Safety Office
said the Soviet vessel, estimated
at 230 tons, came from Russian
occupied Akiyuri Island, about 10
miles east of Nosappu Point on
Hokkaido, northernmost Japanese
Island.
Some fossil forms of elephants
were only 3 feet tall.
Truce Negotiators Start
End Year of Meetings In
Businesslike Atmosphere
MUNSAN, \fF)—Truce negotia
tors began their second year of
meetings Thursday — closer to a
Korean armistice than a year ago,
but still offering no hint of early
success.
“Today is just another day,”
said Brig. Gen. William P. Nuck
ols, United Nations spokesman,
after a 40-minute secret session at
Panmunjom.
Nuckols would not say what
progress, if any, was being made.
But he did say the atmosphere
was businesslike, unlike some of
the angry sessions before the
secret meetings began.
DOCTOR IS A DOCTOR
NEW YORK, (IP)—Dr. Doctor?
Yes, that’s right. Dr. Daniel Wal
lace Doctor has just graduated
from the New York Medical Col
lege.
Before contact with white men,
many Eskimos ate nothing but
meat.
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RAINSTORMS IN JAPAN
KILL 40/INJURE It”
TOKYO, (JP)—The worst rain
storms in 40 years killed 49 per
sons and injured 67 Thursday
night and Friday in the densely
populated Osaka area, provincial
police reported.
The region is the industrial
heart of Japan.
Property losses were placed at
305 houses destroyed and 75,105
flooded. Most of the deaths and
injuries were caused by land
slides and drownings.
Raw eggs are easier to digest
than cooked eggs.
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The obvious inability of the
present Administration t o
cope with either foreign or
domestic problems could
possibly lead to a serious
shortage of Democratic votes
come November.
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