Taylor And Quartz
Creek To Get
DC-3 Fields
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ARC was to be contacted for a
cioss runway.
Authorization was made at
Wales for immediate funds to
keep the beach clean through the
local council road committee,
which is composed of Toby Anun
gazak, Andrew Sertoak, Alfred
Mazonna and Glen Seradlook. H.
Stotts of the U. S. weather bur
eau stationed there will assist
with his cat.
At Shishmaref the summer
i>each field was found in excellent
condition, but equipment is plan
ned to be moved there next year
"to make a winter landing field.
The surveyors have laid out the
field at Solomon and are now en
route to Golovin.
Mr. Schwamm leaves today for
survey of fields in Candle, Deer
ing, Keewalik and Selawik, after
which he will go to Kotzebue and
coastal pointh north.
Bridges Barred
From Broadcasting
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I was the last one left in the coun
I try as far as I know—and this is
my last broadcast here.”
A KGO spokesman said Roger
was removed from the air because
his views no longer represented
any significant group in the com
munity.
“They have lied about Bridges,”
Roger said. “Somebody in Wash
ington want sto put him away so
he can’t talk. I, too, have become
controversial, though my ideas
have not changed.”
Bridges is at liberty on $25,000
bail pending appeal of his con
viction of perjury.
Only last week Bridges was re
pudiated by one of his longshore
and warehouse locals on the ques
tion of endorsing the United Na
tion’s policy. Bridges, rather than
endorsing the police action, urged
aribtration through the U. N.
George Curias, auditor for the
U. S. Smelting Co., is on his an
nual visit to Nome.
Search For Missing
C-54 And Crew of 6
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were reported bad in the area.
Names of the six crewmen were
withheld.
The big plane was last heard
from Saturday afternoon.
At that time it was northbound
at an altitude of 9,000 feet and
gave no indication of trouble.
It had about 14 hours fuel sup
ply left. It was not listed as miss
ing until that time had elapsed.
The Alaskan Air Command said
six search planes scoured the
Cape Spencer region Saturday.
Making the hunt were two
planes from the 54th Squadron,
three from the 10th Air Rescue
Suadron working out of Elmen
dorf, and one from the navy base
at Kodiak.
Bad weather curta i 1 e d the
search yesterday, to one B-17 from
the 10th Rescue Squadron, but ad
ditional planes were standing by
to take off as soon as conditions
permit. \
The air force said names of the
crew members probably would)
not be released for 47 to 72 hours.
NEWS IN BRIEF
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TAIPEI, Formosa, Up)—Nation
alist press dispatches Saturday
said the Chinese communist artil
lery shelled tiny Taitan Island
near communist-held Amoy, Fri
day. Nationalists reported they
killed 500 Reds who attempted to
invade Taitan Wednesday night
and early Thursday.
JERSEY CITY, N J. (/P)—Maio’s
Poultry Market announced Satur
day it would give away a pound of
sugar with each food purchase.
The reason—to prove 'there’s no
sugar shortage.
LAKENHURST, N. J. (JP) —
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made four remarks Friday after
her first parachute jump for navy
training:
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“I wouldn’t want to do it again.
“It’s not for me.
“Once is enough.”
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WASHINGTON, (JP)—The Sen
ate Friday sent to President Tru
man a bill intended to prevent i
any foreign ship from sneaking an
atomic bomb into an American
harbor. The measure gives the
govednment power to search all
foreign vessels in U. S. waters.
WASHINGTON, </P)-^The“army
probably will issue a Korean cam
paign ribbon.
The proposal for such recogni- ^
tion of soldiers who are fighting
the United States* latest war is un
der study by the personnel branch
of the army, a spokesman said
Saturday.
JUAREZ, Mexico, (JP) — Film
star Bette Davis and her new hus
band, Actor Gary Merrill, were }
honeymooning Saturday after be
ing married Friday in a civil cere
mony here.
JUNEAU, (JP) — The Junior
chamber of Commerce, in a reso
lution Saturday, eulogized the late
Capt. Austin E. Lathrop, Fair
banks capitalist who was killed
last week.
He was lauded for helping build
up the Territory and investing the
fruits of his labor in Alaska.
TACOMA (/P)—Pfc. Jimmy Mc
cord of Spokane, the first Wash- 4
ington youth injured in the Kore
an fighting, arrived at Madigan
General Hospital over the week
end. The 19-year-old Inland Em
pire soldier was wounded in the
right arm near Suwon on the first
day of American fighting.
• ANCHORAGE, {JP)—An uniden
tofied pilot burned to death yes
terday when a small silver-color
ed plane crashed and burned near
the site of the new Internationa]
Airport, five miles south of here.
Territorial highway officers
said the victim appeared to be a
man,'but no identity was estab
lished. The badly burned body
was brought to an Anchorage fu
neral home.
The plane was demolished.
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| HARRISON HOT SPRINGE, B.
; C., (JP) — Three persons were
j drowned and two others badly
i burned Saturday whe na 34-foot
j cabin cruiser exploded and sank
i a mile off shore in 40 feet of wa- iL
j ter.
Dead are A. L. Carmichael, 31,
his wife, Rose, and a son Marvin,
11, all of Harrison. A daughter
Rochelle, 5, and Andy Lakberg,
j 60, were injured.
A backfire which ignited fumes
! from the gasoline engine were be
i lieved to have caused the explo
j sion.
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
Thursday Luncheon
Don Lyle. Pres.
Brad Gunderson. Secy.
ANVIL LODGE
NO. 140 i
Meets First and
Third Thursday
each month
: STANLE^f R. MORGAN, W. M.
NORVIN W. LEWIS. Seer.
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
j EVERY TUESDAY NOON
l ARVO SAARIO, President y
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN ^
Court House Is Opposite Vs
Phone Mein 40
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