Forecast And j
Weather Report
Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
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Wednesday, June 29, 1949
Forecast Nome: Increasing and
lowering cloudiness tonight and
Thursday. Rain and fog. Moderate
to fresh southwesterly wind to
night,* fresh to strong Thursday.
Lowest temperatre tonight 38.
highest temperature Thursday 42.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today:
Precipitation, none. (Total this!
month 0.89 inch .
Temperatures: highest 47, low
est 30.
Maximum wind 28 miles an j
hour from the north.
Sunrise at 1:28 a.m.. sunset at
10:43 p.m.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to-1
day, highest 46, lowest 40.
Extreme temperatures on this
day since 1907: Highest 78 in 1911.
lowest 31 in 1929.
Data for other selected stations ,
as of 7:00 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather |
Barrow 28 Snow J
Point Hope 28 Snow
Kotzebue 35 Clear
Shishmaref 32 Cloudy
Wales 33 Cloudy
Gambell 38 Cloudy
Nome 40 Parly Cloudy
Unalakleet 40 Cloudy
Bethel 39 Cloudy
McGrath 42 Cloudy
Anchorage 46 Cloudy
Fairbanks 45 Rain
Whitehorse 45 Cloudy
Edmonton 62 Cloudy1
Juneau 47 Rain
Seattle 56 Cloudy
San Francisco 62 Clear
AT THE HOTELS
POLARIS HOTEL
John Ouding, Whittier, Calif.
WT. Lackmann, Arlington, Va. M.
E. Rotto, Richfield Park. N. J. R.
Anderson, Cape Nome. Jim Ellis,
Fairbanks. G. M. Buck. Candle.
Carl Reinish, Candle. Gertrude
Wetzel, Juneau. G. A. Holzen
berg. Anchorage. D. G. Cerad
strom, Fairbanks. Louise Hender
son, Fairbanks. G. E. Norton. Seat
tle. Harold Berg. Seattle. M. Kirin,
San Luis Obispo. Calif. A. Schmitz,
Van Holm. Iowa. W. Maclean, j
Cicero, 111. Hans Postler and wife, j
Hartford, Wis. Clarence Ausley,
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
On Monday a flight made made
to Kotzebue with Elvin Hawley,
Norman Wigutoff and Clarence
Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Reed and son Gerald.
Monday Tex Zeigler and Helen
Frost were passengers from Teller
to Nome.
On Tuesday Martha Klein, Sig
Wien, A. Schmitz, Dora Hooyak,
Chester Downey, Ray Korpuski,
Mable Cannon were all passen
gers from Kotzebue to Nome. On
another flight Leif Kvile and El
vin Hawley were also brought in
from Kotzebue.
Tuesday W. P. McLean was
taken to Kotzebue and H. W. Star
ling from Nome to Deering.
Arriving from Fairbanks yester
day were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Pos
tler, James Allio, D. M. Buck,
Clarence Ausley, James Seeco, D.
J. Cederstron, Gertrude Wetzel,
and Lois Henderson.
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Monday from Anchor
age were Abe Barber, Harry John
son, Ralph Wiley, O. E. Estes. W.
P. McLean, G. C. Scott, Marilyn
Munn, Mike Oten.
Departing today were Abe Bar
ber. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bour
don and three children, Elmo Mil
ler.
Pilot Seeds made a flight to
Kotzebue with Bess and Patsy
Chamberlain on Monday.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving today via Pan Ameri
can plane were Marco Martino
vich. Carl Thomsen. G. A. West.
Mr. and Mrs. Mulkey. Gladys
Seeds. John Gliding, L. E. Holt
gren, Grace Nagoolik.
Departing today were Edwin G.
Zorn. Comdr. Hawley, Miss Mar
garet Steinwandel. Mrs. W. B. Mc
Carthy, Ted Kangas. 1
One specialized group in a col-;
ony of a certain ant species does
nothing but weed the fungus
grown by the colony for food.
F a i r b anks. Matt Mathewsan, '
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Bethel. I. E. Ester. Anchorage. R.
Willy. Harry Johnson, Anchorage.;
G. E. Leach. Cambridge. Wash.;
Dol Shoemaker. Kennewick. Wash.I
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WALLACE HOTEL
Slim Evans, Solomon. M. Clif
ford Smith and George Ramstead.
Buck Creek. Lief Kvile. Kotzebue.
G. A. West. Anchorage. C. H.
Thompson. Los Angeles.
Scotty’s
Liquor Store
presents
YOUR FAVORITE BRANDS
BLACK 160
PILGRIM SPRINGS
Now open for week-end Exenrsions
BATHING IN MINERAL SPRINGS and FISHING
For a Limited Number of People
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For Rates—Contact Lester Bronson
1 Hospital News
Patients at the M-M M hospital:
Mike Oten, St. Michael, in for
surgical care. Doing nicely. Mil
dred Ailak, Nome, dental work.
William Davison, Coastal Rambler,
medical attention. Edward Pena
tac, King Island, removal of ton
, sils.
Rodeo Rider
Hurt In Stunt
SONOMA, Calif. </P) — Linda
Darnell’s young sister was seri
ously injured in a rodeo stunt—
but says she’ll ride again.
Monte Maloya Darnell, 20, was
dragged 200 feet, burned, lost a
tootn and suffered shock. The two
black horses she was riding Ro
man style—one foot on each—
shied instead of racing through a
large burning hoop. They sped
around it. Spreadeagling Monte.
Then the blazing hoop collapsed
on her.
It was Monte’s first accident in
four years of riding the rodeo cir- f
cuit. She used the name Monte
Maloya to avoid trading on sister'
Linda’s movie stardom fame.
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Most places in the Philippines
have an average rainfall of 50 to
150 inches a year.
ATTENTION
ROTARIANS
The regular meeting will be
held Thursday evening at the Pio
neer Hall, at which time new offi
cers will be installed.
Rotarians and Rotarianns are all
invited to be praseni.
The program will consist of a
dinner at 7:30 p.m. and installation
of officers following.
NOTICE
The U. S. Commissioner ad
vises that filing for intentions to
hold on all mining claims will
close on Friday noon, July 1.
NOTICE
Users of fire crackers are warn
ed to refrain from shooting fire
crackers under buildings because
of fire hazard.
CITY OF NOME.
By Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk.
Publish June 29, July 1, 1949.
NOTICE
The tourist committee would
appreciate the co-operation of all
residents in obtaining beds in pri
vate homes for the third and
fourth of July, as many guests are
expected who must be accommo
dated.
Anyone having an extra bed,
please contact Mrs. Joe Wallace.
To date the committee has receiv
ed a few voluntary offers but
more could be used.
1 Classified Ads
FOR SALE — Short-wave radio,
movie camera, electric razor
and household articles. Call Black
2 after 6:00 o’clock. 76-ltp
FOR SALE—36 Ford V-8 Sedan.
! See Pearse Walsh, or call Main
120. ‘ 77-tfc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for quick
j sale. Boy’s bicycle, dinette table
with 4 chairs, 2 chests of drawers,
mangle, occasional table, ironing
board. Phone Army 215, B. C.
Smith. ACS. 77-2tp
Young GOP Ask
Full Pari In GOP
National Affairs
(By Jack Bell)
WASHINGTON, </P> —Demand
, ing full partnership in party af
fairs, young Republicans yester
day pushed their own “elder
statesmen”—fellows over 36 — to
the forefront of office-seekers.
The obstreperous youngsters,
who closed a national convention
in Salt Lake City last week-end
by electing John Tope, Detroit,
Mich., as their new chairman, have
their political knives out for the
GOP “old guard.”
Opposition to present party
leaders apparently extends from
GOP national chairman Hugh D.
Scott. Jr., on down the line.
In fact, the convention thought
so little of what it called the “fi
nancially wasteful, essentially un
cooperative and generally useless”
policies of Ben Whitehorst, nation
al speakers bureau director, that
it howled overwhelming approval
of a formal resolution demanding
his ouster.
Scott himself told reporters
that rival candidates for the
Young Republican chairmanship
were trying to “put the kiss of
death” on opponents by accusing
each other of being Scott’s favor
ites.
Tope, a dark horse, was touted
as an “independent candidate. He
won by a small margin over
Laughlin E. Waters, California
legislator, who certainly was ac
ceptable to Scott.
The convention then elected
Louise Replogle of Montana as
co-chairman. Miss Replogle snow
ed under Miss Arle.ie Jones of
w a s hington, an employee of
Scott’s national committee.
In their resolutions, the young
sters displayed a tendency to go
somewhat further on social wel
fare than their elders, but not as
lar as to endorse President Tru
man’s proposal for universal
health insurance.
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