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Everybody come to the Turkey Shoot—one mile east of town
on Cape Nome Road. Sunday, November 20, 1949 at 10:30 a.m. ’til
dark. Bring your own shotgun, rifle and ammunition. NO HAND
GUNS.
1. Trapshooting for dressed and live turkeys.
2. 22 Rifle shooting for dressed chickens and turkeys.
3. A free for all with rifles or shot guns (any caliber) for a live
turkey. Anyone can win.
Boy Scouts will serve hot dogs and coffee.
May Reduce
Import Tariff On
Salmon, Sardines
CORANADO, (#*)—Charles Carry,
director of the division of fish
products of the National Canners
Association, believes import tar
iffs on canned salmon and sar
dines will be reduced as a result
of a fisheries conference to be
called next summer.
Carry, who spoke at the closing
session of the annual convention
of the Association of Pacific Fish
eries here yesterday, said the con
ference, to be called by the State
Department, will be attended by
representatives of 50 maritime na
tions.
He said that in the Japanese
peace treaty, expected to be drawn
up early in 1950, “every effort is
going to be made in the treaty it
self, or in current treaties, to pre
vent the Japanese from violating
conservation agreements, as they
did before the war.”
E.M. Brennan of Seattle, was
elected president of the organiza
tion. Other officers, all from Se
attle are: Vance F. Sutter, J. A
Green, E W. Thompson and A R
Barthold, vice-president, and E. i
D. Clerk, secretary-treasurer.
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WASHINGTON, (A*)—The Shah
of Iran said yesterday he “cer
tainly” will propose to President
Truman an increase in American
military air to his country.
“Iran is important to the peace
of the world and especially to the
security of the Middle East,” the
Shah said to a news conference.
The youthful Shah, who arrived
Wednesday for a month’s good
will visit, said also:
1. Iran’s relations with its big
neighbor. Soviet Russia, “have im
proved a little lately.” The Iran
ians “are always willing to be
friendly with our neighbors, but
always on a basis of mutual re
spect and independence.”
2. Iran is interested in the future
creation of a Middle Eastern de
fense pact, like the North Atlantic
Treaty, but the time is “a little
too early.” The country’s economy
should be strengthened first.
3. What has impressed him
about the United States thus far is
“the well being of your people.”
He said “they have happy faces,
are well attired, and look friend
ly ”
4. Iran’s attitude toward the
new State of Israel will be deter
mined after discussions with other
Moslem countries.
5. Hs is not looking for a bride
during his stay here. The Shah is
30, and matrimonially eligible
since divorcing the former Queen
Fawzia, a sister of the King of
Egypt.
The dark-haired young monarch
addressed himself directly to Pres
ident Truman Wednesday night at
a state dinner which followed by
a few hours his arrival from Teh
ran in Mr. Truman’s plane, the
Independence.
Iran, he said, needs American
friendship, and hopes for “even
closer cooperation and intensified
help in the future.”
After four days in the capital
area he leaves for New York on
Sunday for the start of a tour
which will take him to the Pacific
coast.
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tilized, the growth of plankton
• microscopic water animals and
plants is increased and the pro
duction of fish is increased
sharply.
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Stanley R. Morgan, Pres.
Ron Brousseau. Sec.
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
EARL COULTHARD. W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWI8. Secy.
ORDER OF THE
WALRUS
NOME, ALASKA
WES WELCH, Pres.
A. L. WALKER, Secy.
MEETS EVERY THURSDAY
HAGEN
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Court House Is Opposite Ut
Phone Main 40