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U. S. (iourt Doings
Nome Today
Morris and Johnny Thom
as, who pleaded guilty to
larceny, both minors, were
sentenced this morning in
the District Court by Judge
J. H. S. Morison to serve a
term in the St. Anthony,
Idaho Industrial School,un
til they reach the ages of 13
respectively.
In the case of Jimmy An
drews, charged in an indict
ment with assault with a
dangerous weapon, his plea
of not guilty was changed
to guilty of straight assault
and Judge Morison sentenc
ed him to serve six months
in the federal jail at Nome.
The case of the United
States vs. Edwin Katoon
gan. charged in a grand
jury indictment of rape,
commenced this morning.
A jury was obtained before
noon and the trial com
menced at 2 P.M. today*
The jury returned a ver
diet at 4:30 p.m. today of
not guilty.
Gambling Ships
Create Worries
(By The Associated Press)
San Diego, April—Gamb
ling-ship problems beset
San Diego’s police and har
bor commissions recently,
as the city considered en- .
forcement of a law prohibit
ing use of city land as base
for water-taxis operating
service to the gaming-ves
sel outside the three mile
limit.
Ytcaaacr Today
(l). S. Weather Bureau)
Some fog conditions ob
tain this morning in the
Norton Sound vicinity but
eastward to Fairbanks gen
erally fair skies were obser .
ved. Partly cloudy weath
er obtains in southeastern
Alaska. Temperatures con
tinue mild and above the
seasonal average over most
of Alaska. Fairbanks re
ported a maximum ot 04
yesterday. Barometer read
ings continue relatively
high thruout Alaska and
western Canada.
Airways conditions at 11 !
a.m. were as follows:
Nome ptly. cldy. temp. 36
Solomon clear 48
Golovin clear 37
Nulato clear 55
Kaltag clear 45
Unalakleet foggy 32
Ruby clear 52
Flat clear 45
Anchorage clear 46
Candle clear 43
Kotzebue cloudy 40
Fairbanks clear 50
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