Forecast And i
Weather Report
Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, December 29, 1950
Forecast Nome: Cloudy with oc
casional snow tonight and Satur
day. Gentle variable winds. Little
change in temperature.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today:
Precipitation, trace. (Total this
month .97 inch).
Temperatures: highest 24, low
est 5. I
Maximum wind 25 miles an j
houh from the W.N.W. I
Sunrise at 10:02 a.m., sunset at
2:05 p.m.
Temperatures one year ago to
day: highest 5, lowest —8.
Extreme temperatures on this
date since 1907: Highest 35 in
1941, lowest —33 in 1948.
Data for other selected stations
as of 7:00 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather
Barrow —4 Snow
Kotzebue 8 Snow
Wales —3 Cloudy
Cambell 6 Snow
Nome 7 Cloudy
Unalakleet 10 Cloudy,
Bethel —4 Cloudy
McGrath —8 Cloudy
Enchorage 18 Snow
Fairbanks 4 Snow
Whitehorse 5 Snow
Edmonton 5 Fog
Seattle 50 Cloudy j
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—
Young Wife (tearfully during
their first spat>—you used to say
you thought heaven sent me to
you. |
Husband—And I say so still—
as a punishment. i
AIRLINES
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers arriving Wednesday:
Ed. Krawiec, Art Garland.
Hogarth Kingeekuk was a pas
senger to Gambel, -and Pvt. Cor
nelius was a passenger from Gam
ble to Nome.
Arriving Thursday were: Capt.
Frank Treble, Lyle Edwards, Fred
Fennell Clarence A. Katchatag.
Capt. Treble was a passenger
for Anchorage.
Nome May Hear
Concert Tonight
At M. A. F. B.
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couple of blocks from the White
House, is Dr. Robert Howe Har
mon and his wife is the accompan
ist.
Mr. Perce stated that they are
enjoying their Alaska Tour which
is sponsored by the Special Serv
ice of the U. S. Air Force from the
Pentagon in Washington, D. C.
They already have given a con
cert at Elmendorf, Naknek, Cold
Bay, Shemva, Adak, Kodiak and
Whittier and will go to Ladd Field
after their concert here.
The group gave concerts last
Easter at Labrador, Newfound
land, and Greenland, and during
the summer covered the Pacific
theatre visiting Hawaii to Tokyo.
Lt. Sano, of Special Services at
MAFB stated that Polet’s Store
and the Nome Skin Sewers had
generously co-operated in explain
ing the various arts and crafts o*f
the Eskimo people and Joe Wal
lace had invited the group for
mid-afternoon refreshments.
For Good Printing Call Main 125
Musi Show Cause
Why Aliens Are
Held Without Bail
SEATTLE, (/P)—A court of ap
peals decision ordering immigra
tion authorities in Seattle to “make
a showing” on why two aliens
should toe held without bail was
hailed by both sides as a victory.
The men involved are Ernesto
Mangaoang, a Filipino cannery
| worker union leader, and Boris
I Sasieff, Russian-born bookstore
| owner. Both were arrested in the
! nation-wide roundup of suspected
! communist aleins. Actually Sasieff
is already free on bail.
C. T. Hatten, Mangaoang’s at
torney, said after learning of the
San Francisco court decision that
“we’re convinced Mangaoang’s
going to be free as soon as we can
get this before Judge (John) Bo
wen.”
But immigration director John
P. Boyd said he interpreted the
decision as favorable to the gov
ernment.”
The court ordered that Boyd
must ‘‘make a showing” on why
the men should be held without
bail. The case was remanded back
to Seattle for Boyd to “reveal rea
sons for exercising his discretion,
if he did exercise discretion, in de
nying bail,” and based on “some
phase of fact” and not belief
alone.
Boyd seid he interpreted the de
cision as follows:
“ . . . all we have to do is make
a positive statement that the men
are aliens and that their presence
in the United States is inimical to
the well-being of the country.”
Mangaoang still is in jail.
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The Empire State Building in
New York has seven miles of ele
vator shafts.
MENDENHALL GLACIER ICE
FOR NEW YORK COCKTAILS
JUNEAU, <^P) — Two hundred
pounds of million-year-old cock
tail ice is winging its way to New
York City.
The ice, from age-old Menden
hall Glacier near here, was order
ed for the Explorers Club annual
banquet at the Hotel Roosevelt in
New York Jan. 13.
Maynard Miller, club member
and director of the Juneau Icecap
Research project with offices in
New York, ordered the antique
drink-chiller. It was put aboard a
Pan American plane for Seattle
last night, whence United Air
Lines will haul the chill chunk
eastward.
Start the New Year right—Come
to Church. Nazarene Church.
CAN'T BITE CATS' TAILS
OFF IN UNITED STATES
WINDSON, Ont. (/P)—The Poles
in Poland may bite the tails off
kitten’, but Nicholas Kozubiak is
spending five days in jail to real
ize it’s ncrt, the custom here.
Kozubiak was hailed before
magistrate J. A. Hanrahan for us
ing his teeth to de-.tail three small
felines. That’s common practice in
Kozubiak’s homeland, Poland, de
fense counsel J. E. Zeron said,
| adding that his client had been
drinking wine and did not remem
ber the incident.
“Whatever is the practice in Po
land, I don’t intend to put a stamp
of approval on it here,” replied
the judge.
American Indians domesticated
about 40 plants.
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(Mondial
GREETINGS
To our host of friends
os they enter the New Year
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A. & A. SANITARY SERVICE
MONO the good things
bestowed by the passing year, our
most volued ones are the friendships
and good will of those we serve. We
are grateful and wish you a most
happy New Year.
May it be one of utmost happiness for all. Many
enjoyable experiences have been ours in the year
just closing and we are truly grateful for all past
favors and courtesies.
BERING SEA CLUB
NEW YEAR’S EVE FORMAL DANCE
Sunday, December 31st
' Hats, Horns, Serpentine, Leis — Good Music
SPECIAL NEW YEAR’S EVE and NEW YEAR’S DAY DINNERS
Featuring a choice of Turkey, Pork, Virginia Baked Ham and
Prime Ribs of Beef
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