Forecast And
Weather Report
Vicinity
Compiled by the U. S. Dept, of
Commerce, Weather Bureau.
Friday, October 20. 1950
Forecast Nome: Continued clou
dy with scattered light rain show
ers. Fresh southerly winds be
coming moderate southwesterly
tonight.
Nome datal last 24 hours as of
7:00 a.m. today:
Precipitation .20 inch. (Total
this month 2.08 incites*.
Temperatures: highest 30, low
est. 33.
Maximum wind 28 miles an
hour from the south.
Sunrise at 7:09 a.m., sunset at
* 4:23 p.m.
Comparative data:
Temperatures one year ago to
day: highest 41, lowest 32.
Extreme temperatures on this
date since 1907: Highest 42 in \
1916, lowest 4 in 1928. i
Data for other selected stations j
as of 7:00 a.m. today:
Station Temp. Weather j
Barrow 25 Partly Cloudy ■
Point Hope 37 Partly Cloudy I
Kotzebue 33 Snow j
_g Shishmaref 32 Cloudy j
Wales 39 Rain j
Gambell 37 Rain j
Nome 38 Rain!
Unalakleet 36 Cloudy ;
Bethel 34 \ Cloudy
McGrath 33 Snow
Anchorage 36 Partly Cloudy
Fairbanks 30 Snow j
Whitehorse 25 Cloudy j
Edmonton 34 Clear
Juneau 38 Rain
Ketchikan 41 Partly Cloudy
1 Seattle 53 Cloudy
The M/S Square Sinnet is re
ported weathering the storm just
outside the roadstead and await- j
in2 favorable weather. The fore- 1
cast today does not indicate that1
it will be possible to unload very
soon, according to agent Dillon.
AIRLINES
ALASKA AIRLINES
Passengers arriving from An- j
chorage yesterday were V. Gal- j
lagher, E. Digges, J. McAnerney, j
F. Smith Mr. Dreisbach, Mr. Pe- j
terson, Duke Van Burean. Eula!
Traeger and Matilda Traeger
were passengers from Unalakleet.
One the return flight John
Akan was a passenger for Unala
kleet and Goerge Bourdon was
a passenger for Anchorage.
U.S. Commissioner’s Court
Holly Kite was given thirty
days in the Federal Jail for being
drunk and disorderly.
Jim Kelliher, bartender at the,
Polaris Cocktail Bar, was married
last week to Rose Katuk by Rev.
Vern Rimling of the Nome Gos
pel Mission.
Sir Stafford
Cripps Resigns
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LONDON, (yP)—Britain’s econo-;
mic czar, Sir Stafford Cripps,'
quit his senior cabinet post yes- j
terday, because of his health.
Cripps, 61, long known as “Mr. j
Austerity” to millions of Britons, i
resigned from the Chancellorship
of the Exchequer he took over in ,
November, 1947. In that position,
corresponding roughly to secre
tary of the treasury in the United
States, Cripps held wide powers
over the economy o'f Britain. He !
spearheaded the drive, recently;
successful, of building up Bri
tain’s dollar and gold reserves
after the postwar slump which
threatened Britain’s life as a going
concern.
He resigned because of the ill
health that has plagued him sev
eral years. He has colitis, a form
of digestive trouble, and returned
Monday from a rest cure in Swit
zerland and a vacation in Italy.
Cripps’ regisnatio*n was handed
to Prime Minister Attlee in the
course of a 45-minute meeting.
Lyng Brings Party
Feud Into Open
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split in the Senate).
Gruening Rebuked
“Democrats, Republicans and
independent voters all participat
ed in this vigorous Territory-wide
rebuke,” Lyng said in a statement
which broke into the open a con
troversy he said has been going
on within the party for a number
of years.
“The results of this election,
within my opinion, constitute a
mandate from the voters to re
store the two-party system. It
means we must once and for all
rid ourselves of the pro-Gruening
and anti-Gruening basis on which
our elections of recent years have
been conducted.
“The Democratic party in Alas
ka, for which I am a major
spokesman, sincerely hopes that in
elections two years hence it will
be able to properly conduct its
own affairs without any outside
interference or attemptted domin
ation on the party of any federal
ly-appointed officials.”
Lyng said he preferred not to
discuss further his reference to
“outside interference or attempt
ed domination at this time.”
"Handpicked Demos"
He said three of the Democrats
who were defeated for re-election
to the Senate were “hand-picked
members of Alaska's statehood
committee.” One was Victor Riv
ers, the chairman of the party in
Alaska. Lyng was chairman of the
party for four years before be
coming committeeman eight years
ago. He is a holdover Senator
from the Nome- Seward Penin
sula region.
When interviewer here today.
Alaska born and raised Senator
Lyng said:
“The defeat of three of the five
Democratic Senate candidates is
especially hard as they also were
members of the Alaska statehood
committee. A further blow to our
Democratic party in Alaska was
Hospital INews
Fred Duroscher, well known
mining man of Council has been
admitted to the hospital.
Robert Heagle was discharged
from the hospital.
James Peter Kelliher. weighing
eight pounds and seven ounces,
chose Alaska Day to be born,
which is very appropriate as he
is the scm of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Kelliher of a well-known pioneer
mining family. Mr. Maurice Kel
liher is at present deputy marshall
here.
An ounce of Church it worth a
pound of police court. Nazarene
Church.
Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
the defeat of the chairman of the
Democratic party, a Senate veter
an of eight years and a member
of the Statehood committee.”
Florida Damage
$12,000,000; New
Hurricane Forming
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. <JP) —
Florida’s estimates of damage
climber to about $12,000,000 yes
terday from the hurricane which
took a few last licks at beaches
while in its death throes in west
ern Georgia. Three Florida peo
ple died in the blow.
All storm warnings were order
ed down as the storm’s center
thrashed uneasily to the west of
Columbus, Ga.
“That is a dead one, but another
center is developing in the Gulf
of Mexico about 300 miles south
of the Louisiana coast,” storm
forecasters at Miami reported.
“Both the dying storm and the
new one are in a figure-eight
low pressure system.”
For Good Printing Call Maia 12?
WE CARRY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE LIQUORS, BEER AND WINE
Out-of-Town Orders Carefully Handled
THE NOME LIQUOR STORE
Yeer friendly Cemmeelty Here
Wholesale and Retail
ANNOUNCEMENT—Until further notice there will be only
two deliveries daily—10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Phone MAin 133 FREE DELIVERY
Special Attention to our Out of Town Orders
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Little Creek 16 13 20 11 15
Gambell 43 15 .... 21 29
Savoonga 55 15 68 24 46
Kotzebue 35 21 33 21 26
Candle 22 2 23 4 17
Deering IS 3 17 1 20
Utica 10 3 11 3 11
Wales 13 14 22 17 11
Teller 16 8 14 10 10
Unalakleet 62 11 38 15 28
Barrow 44 10 50 19 34
Alakanuk 24 17 31 25 13
* Akulurak 18 1 18 2 17
Hooper Bay 47 10 25 11 54
For tuna Ledge 19 27 22 30 13
Shisnmaref 22 23 36 35 12
Solomon 10 10 8 13 7
St. Michaels 8 3 10 5 6
Noatak 20 15 20 23 12
Wainwright 31 8 36 12 26
Koyuk 20 13 23 19 14
Mountain Village 26 10 28 13 22
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Haycock 9 1 10 19
Elim 23 6 27 11 16
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182 165 249 269
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22 60 23 21
17 62 18 43
28 37 30 28
15 4 12 17
19 7 12 11
11 5 7 5
6 27 16 9
14 9 6 14
51 49 17 16
43 32 9 23
23 13 25 19
18 2 0 18
47 11 11 55
18 23 30 18
13 37 24 18
12 6 11 13
9 6 5 6
10 ‘41 25 7
28 26 9 15
17 24 14 11
24 14 10 24
11 17 8 6
8 17 13 3
10 8 11 6
5 4 6 7
16 25 6 17
690 733 623 715
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28 52 27 47 37 21 14 54
23 21 19 28 ‘ 24 26 26 31
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4 16 13 6 17 1 2 25
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32 17 11 32 22 29 28 12
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14 25 19 18 21 12 5 33
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14 21 19 16 22 13 12 22
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14 10 3 10 3 5 6 6
9 13 8 5 10 9 4 13
7 483 12 363
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