orecast And
leather Report
ionie and Vicinity;
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of*
immeree, Weather Bureau.
Friday, September 2, 1949
Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy
•night and Saturday with occa
onal light rain tonight. Moder
[e to fresh northeasterly winds,
owest temperature tonight 50,
tghest temperature Saturday 56.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
00 a.m. today:
Precipitation 0.05 inches. (Total
lis month 0.05 inch).
Temperatures: highest 59, low
;t 46.
Maximum wind 21 miles an
aur from the N.N.E.
Sunrise at 4:49 a.m., sunset at
5 p.m.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to
ay: highest 44, lowest 32.
Extreme temperatures on this
av since 1907:
Highest 60 in 1923, lowest 25 in
930.
Data for other selected stations
s of 7:00 a.m. today:
tation Temp. Weather
•arrow 37 Cloudy
oint Hope 46 Partly Cloudy
iotzebue 47 Partly Cloudy
hishmaref 49 Cloudy
/ales 50 Cloudy,
ambell 42 Cloudy
ome 58 Cloudy
nalakleet 55 Cloudy
ethel 50 Partly Cloudy
[cGrath 53 Cloudy
nchorage 53 Rain
airbanks 53 Cloudy
Whitehorse 52 Cloudy
dmonton 65 Partly Cloudy
jneau 58 Rain
etchikan 58 Rain
an Francisco 62 Clear
\S. Commissioner’s Court
Gilbert Schmidt and Betty Lou
ourdon applied this morning for
marriage license.
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Arriving on Wednesday were
Lowell Anagick and Fina Ivanoff
from Dnalakleet.
Herbert Tetel, R. Chase and
Alex Richardson were brought in
from Anvik and taken to the ANS
school at White Mountain.
Departing on Wednesday were
Ruth Nay, Jack Kerr and Lief
Kvile.
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
Wednesday Dorothy Nayokpuk
was a passenger to White Moun
tain with Flora Einingo w u k .
Nancy Olanna was brought to
Nome from Shishmaref.
Gladys Harris was a passenger
yesterday from Nome to Teller.
Owen Tuckfield was taken to
Point Lay on Thursday.
AT THE HOTELS
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WALLACE HOTEL
Carl R. Zenner, Keith White, G.
E. Munger, H. L. Berg. Seattle.
Bess Chamberlain and daughter
Patsy, Kotzebue. Cliff McDowell,
Nome. Roy Bassett, Taylor.
POLARIS HOTEL
B. Harmon, Bellingham, Wash.
Wm. Hogan, Nome. Lt. Command
er Alexander, RCAF, Ottawa,
Canada. Park Johnson, Army Tug.
Hospital News
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips
are the parents of a daughter,
Donna Lee, born on Sept. 1.
Marcella Johnson is a patient in
the hospital.
Margaret Bjornsiad, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bjornstad, who
graduated from Nome High School
last spring and who has been em
ployed at the Wien Airlines, de
parted for the States to be en
rolled at Washington State College
this year.
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Disaster Follows
Japanese Typhoon
■ — —
TOKYO, </P)—Dead and injured
piled up yesterday in Tokyo’s ty
phoon flood-ravished area with 68
known dead, 223 injured and 50
missing in the central Honshu
storm urea.
Some 100,000 men worked fever
ishly to sandbag river levees
against a repetition of floods
which in 1947 drowned 2,000.
Reports of property damage
from wind and water mounted
steadily after the blow which
lashed the Tokyo Bay metropoli
tan area last night, left 66,000
homeless, verified figures from
the national rural police showed.
TOKYO, (>Pi — Landslides and
floods in the wake of a violent ty
phoon boosted the death toll in
Japan to 95 today.
The latest national police esim
ate was 417 injured and 49 miss
ing. More than 50,000 were home
less in the Tokyo-Yokohama area
because of floods or because the
typhoon smashed their dwellings.
The typhoon hit this populous
area of Japan Wednesday.
NOTICE
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GRAND OPENING OF THE
BERING SEA
RECREATION ROOM
SATURDAY. SEPT. 3
Dancing from 9 to 2
Music By Phyllis Pugh
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that Eric Nelson has sold his j
freighting business and the Pioneer i
Water Delivery to Grant H. Nel
son and Albert H. Anderson, as of
Sept. 1, 1949. and he shall not be
responsible for debts incurred af- j
ter such date.
All Accounts Receivable as of I
Sept. 1. 1949 are payable to Eric
Nelson.
ERIC NELSON
GRANT H. NELSON
ALBERT H. ANDERSON
Publish, Sept. 2, 7, 9, 1949.
NOTICE
_
Ladies Aid Society will meet
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Robert Treat at eight o'clock.
All visitors are cordially invited
to attend.
WANT ADS
FOUND—Overshoes. Call at Nug
get. 97-tf j
WANTED—Piano and Refrigera
tor. Breakers Bar. 98-tfc j
FOUND— Wedding Ring. Identify
at Nugget Office. 98-tf
FOUND—One man’s shoe, almost
new, brown. Owner claim* at
Nome Nugget. 103-tf
FOR SALE—Mont. Ward 2 Sheet
Washing Machine. Call Red 7.
104- 2tp
FOUND—Key on B Street across
from the Polaris Hotel. Call at
Nugget. 104-tf
FOR SALE—9-Ft. Gibson Rofr
erator. Call Army 239. 105-3*
FOR SALE—4-Room House with
bath, partly furnished. Good lo
cation. Inquire Nome Liquor Slo e.
105- tfc
FOR SALE — Double bed with
springs and mattress, single bed
and mattress. Combination book
case and desk. Reasonable. Cal!
Main 144. 105-ltc
News of the World
At A Glance
(Continued from Page One)
ments ofmankind is even more
dangerous than was that of Hitler,
Mussolini and the former Japan
es militarists.”
In Toyko, Premier Shigeru Yo
shida told the Japanese people
they should pay back the money
Japan has received from the
United States for aid since the
war. Only in that way, he indicat
ed, would Japan maintain "its old
reputation abroad a nation which
never defaulted on its foreign ob
ligations.”
New light was shed on the pat
tern of the cold war between Yu
goslavia and Russia. The comin
form Journal, published in Buch
arest, Romania, said there is an
organization of anti-Tito commun
ists within Yugoslavia. Anti-Tito
communist exile movements, it
said, have their own radio station
and publish four newspapers
which circulate within Yugoslavia.
The United Nations World, a
privately printed publication in
New York, said Tito is preparing
to launch a new worldwide com
munist organization to compete
against Russian communism.
Western diplomats in Bucharest
expressed belief Russia and her
sattelites would not engage in a
shooting war to force Yugoslavia
back into the fold.
Rebel forces in Bolivia reported
today they are marching on Tarija,
a southern city of 20,000 popula
tion. The latest drive is being led
by Carmelo Cuellar, commander
of insurgent troops who captured
Xacuiba, on the Argentine border.
Wednesday. The nationalist rebels
are attempting to overthrow the
m:ddle-of-the road\ Bolivian gov
ernment.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE
After a well-earned vacation the
Board of Directors of the Chamber
of Commerce will meet tonight to
undertake the large volume of
work awaiting them and to set up
a new program and new commit
tees.
A large number of urgent and
important subjects must be added
to the already standing commit
tees include public works program
sea wall construction, .Bering Sea
fish development, amended min
ing laws, power development, un
employment, roads, taxation and
defenses.
It will take the concerted effort
of many Nome citizens to carry
out the program to the advantage
and development of this area.
Orah Dee Clark, veteran school
teacher, who was seriously injur
ed in an accident in February, in
Juneau, leaves this week for Port
land to visit with her neice and to
receive physio-therapy treatments.
Fiorello La Guard ia, when ma
yor of New York said the food
wasted by New Yorkers daily
would feed a city of300,000.
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