Forecast And
Weather Report
None and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
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Wednesday, December 6, 1950
Forecast Nome: Clear today, in
creasing high cloudiness tonight. |
Easterly to northeasterly wind.
Lowest temperature tonight 5,
highest temperature Thursday,
10.
The ]J. S. Weather Bureau reg- j
ular report is somewhat curtailed j
today due to the fact that the de
partment is in the process of
moving to new headquarters in
the building known as the Guest
House at Marks Air Force Base.
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AIRLINES
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ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving Monday were David
Duncan, Katy Klinjt, Jack Tre
gaskis. Daniel Wright was a pas- \
senger to Kotzebue.
Arriving Tuesday were Gren;
Collins, Margaret Lee, Carel Lee
and Miss Kagoonk.
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PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
Arriving with Pan American
this morning from Fairbanks
were Mrs. Tony Knill and infant!
son.
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Departing were Edith Monroe,
James Carrol, Dorothy Irvin, Ben
Hyndman, Gus ohnson, Eric Kve
ven, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Muncy,
Bob Renshaw, Charles Gustafson.
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WILL STOCK GOATS ON KO
DIAK & CHICAGOF ISLANDS
JUNEAU, U-P)—The U. S. Fish
and wildlife service is planning
to transplant wild mountain goats
to Alaska’s Kodiak and Chicagof
Islands.
The service will open bids Dec.;
26 on thq job of catching the elu
sive animals. The announcement;
said the service will take delivery I
before May 1 from one to 14 fe- j
males and six males.
The goats are a favorite target j
of game hunters in some parts of I
North America. I
Statehood Bill
Dead for This Year
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ture of the apposition. I contem
plate no trouble on the railroad
labor act if the proposed amend
ment by Senator Jenner (R.-Ind.)
is not offered.”
Jenner has said he will offer an
amendment to add a fair employ
ment practices provision to the
railroad bill.
Bartlett said he would like to
see the Alaska bill brought up in
the Senate within two weeks af
ter the new Congress convenes
January 3.
“It would be unnecessary for
the Senate interior committee to
hold additional hearings on the
bill,” Bartlett said in an inter
view.
“It could report the bill favor
ably to the Senate quickly and I
believe the Senate could act
quickly.
“I do not believe any filibuster
would be of such proportions that
it could not be beaten by support
ers of the bill.
“I would like to see the action
taken first by the Senate.”
He added that if House rules
are changed so as to again give
the rules committee exclusive au
thority to schedule major bills for
House consideration “we might
run into the same situation as we
did in 1949 when the rules com
mittee refused to report the meas
ure to the House.”
Bartlett recalled that the bill
reached the House last spring un
der a change in the rules by
which a committee chairman had
the power to call up legislation
approved by his group if the
rules committee failed to act for
21 days after he had asked clear
ance of a measure.
Some Democrats have advocat
ed restoring the full power of the
rules committee to clear bills.
“I think that if the Senate
passes the bill next session we
will have better opportunity to
get it before the House than if
we start our measure on the
House side,” Bartlett said.
“Viewing the scene objectively,
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29, a pitcher with a 9-10 record
with Columbus of the American
Association; and Marcus Rivera,
28, an outfielder, from Pensacola
of the Southeastern League. .
RIVERSIDE, Calif. OP)—“Come
and get me, sheriff,” said the
voice on the phone. “It’s cold in
this Maine jail and I want to come
back to California.”
Sheriff Carl Rayburn obliged.
| He dispatched a deputy to Hold
! en, Me., to take into custody Ev
, erett George. George escaped
! from the Blythe, Calif., jail a
' month ago while awaiting trial
| on auto theft charges.
i COLUMBUS, O., .(/P)—The city
! has paid Hobart Trabert $107.03
1 for 712 goldfish.
The fish are dead. But that’s
why the city paid.
Trabert, who has an open ac
quarium in his backyard, asked
the city not to spray his alley j
! with DDT. The city did, and the •
, fish died.
Health commissioner O 11 i e
Goodloe said the DDT killed them.
FAIRBANKS, (/P)—Second de
gree murder charges were filed
here Monday against Herbert
Franklin for the confessed shoot
ing of his brother Duane.
The killing culminated an ar
gument between the brothers Sat
urday night, Franklin said in a
confession.
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I am still inclined to the opinion |
there is good chance of Alaska i
getting statehood in 1951. We'
should know by next! March 1.” ‘
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1 Killed, 14 Hurt
In Bus-Car Crash
TACOMA, (/P)—A collision be
tween a crowded northwest Grey
hound bus and an automobile on
the 4-lane Seattle-Tacoma high
way killed the car driver and in
jured 14 of the bus passengers
yesterday. None of the injured
was considered critical.
Fatally injured was Mrs. Ger
ald Taylor, 31, a Tacoma ice skat
ing instructor.
Passengers aboard the crowd
ed bus said only the quick action
of driver Gerald Thomas, 36, of
Bellingham, averted a major
tragedy. Thomas, who suffered
only minor injuries when the bus
flipped on its side in the. ditch,
said the automobile swerved into
his northbound lane. Futilely try
ing to avoid a crash, Thomas
jammed on his air brakes and
swung to the left-hand side of the
road. The two vehicles collided
nearly headon.
Thirteen of the 14 injured rid
ers were hospitalized. Another,
Mrs. Marion Strxrood, woman’s
editor of the Seattle Post-Intelli
gencer, was taken to her home in
Seattle with serious throat injur
ies.
It is estimated that 1,500,000,000
baby chicks are hatched annually
in the United States, the majority
of them in spring.
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