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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
"Food Supplies Not Critical In
 Alaskan Cities''

SEATTLE, (P) - The maritime strike has damaged the economy of Alaska but has not yet created the expected extra demand for plane cargo space, airline officials said yesterday.
 Leaders of aviation firms serv- ing the Territory, both on sched- uled and non-scheduled flights, said the emergency nature of the present air lift has been greatly overemphasized."
 ITO the best of our knowledge, there is no critical emergency or shortage of necessities in Alaska" Y" D. E. McMorran, Pan American Airways traffic manager, said.
 Although the amount of cargo increase is above a normal level, we estimate only a 15 per cent in- crease in the volume of food car ried in September. Our cargo is normally 50 per cent food and the past month it increased to 65 per cent"
 Henry Frances, regional mana ger of Mount Mckinley Airways one of the largest non-scheduled carriers north, said:
 "We have not had any requests for large shipments of food.
 Freight volume is increasing, yes, but so far we have not had to schedule any extra sections"
 Under present arrangements, scheduled and non-scheduled car riers probably can lift 1,500,00O pounds of air freight a month. Ap- proximately 8OO,OOO pounds were carried during September.
 Many airline officials rapped the civil aeronautics board for an- nouncing an exemption order for irregular carriers to meet the
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
COvts. Release Texts Of Arctic ExplorersMe Messages

WASHINGTON, P) - A note cached by Admiral Robert E Peary 450 miles from the North Pole on an Arctic expedition Az years ago was published today by the State department.
 The short note, dated Sept. 5, 1905, was recovered last summer by three-ship U. $. navy expedi- ton on which Canada was repre- sented.
 Peary left the note at Cape Sher- idan in the Canadian Arctic. It was placed in whisky bottle within cairn, or pile of stones.
 Also recovered was a copy of a longer record left there July 25, 1876, by Captain G. s. Mares, who headed British expedition aboard HMS Alert and Discovery. Peary took Mares original note and left a copy in the cairn with his own record.
 The state department and the Canadian government arranged for simultaneous publication of texts of the two notes.
 Peary's note said:
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Hot And Heavy Barrages Fired In Big Campaigns
By The Associated Press

By The Associated Press
 President Truman and Gov. Thomas E. Dewey headed their campaign caravans today into key Senatorial battlefields in West Virginia and Wyoming.
 The outcome of the November elections in these two states may determine which party will win Senate control now held by the Republicans.
 Both Presidential candida e outlined plans in major talks last night for. making this country more productive for all.
 MT. Truman's was based on the election of a Democratic Congress to carry forward his domestic pro- gram; Dewey's on foreign policy blueprint for avoiding another war.
 Give us a Democratic Con- gress" MT. Truman told a Louis vile audience" and we will move forward for the benefit of all the people, toward better housing, bet ter medical care, better education all the things that mean a hap pier and more secure life for the average American faimly."
 The President said the Repubi- can Congress backed a "vicious" S3,000,000 campaign by the Nation al Association of Manufacturers to destroy price controls and that to- days prices are the result.
 While the President was discuss ing the issue of high prices, Dewey
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Internation'l News At A Glance ---
(By The Associated Press)

CBy The Associated Press)
 Russia hinted again today she has the secret of the atom and ac- cused the United States of seeking war.
 Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky attacked the United States in the political com mittee of the United Nations.
 He said the United States was building an atomic bomb stockpile "in the illusion that America has monopoly on the atomic bomb.'
 Certain governments, and par ticularly the United States, are making energetic efforts to main tain the present lack of any effec- tive control over atomic energy" Vishinsky charged.
 He called for an immediate ban on atomic weapons.
 The Soviet delegate was reply ing to U. s. delegate Warren R. Austin, who yesterday repeated American proposals to submit to international control of atomic en- ergy under United Nations author ity, without veto. Austin accused Russia of blocking all efforts to eff fective control by refusing to per init the international commission to inspect and control atomic en- ergy in Russia as in all other na- tions. Russia, said Austin, had placed her sovereignty athwart security for all"
 Tn rebuttal, Vishinsky said Rus sia will not accept international control of the production of raw
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
East Coast Strike Called Off

NEW YORK, (R-Leaders of some 12,000 Atlantic and Gulf Coast ships officers called off a threatened strike last night, sev- eral hours before the midnight deadline.
 The announcement was made by federal mediator Bernard J. For man. He said employers represen- tatives and the AFL masters, mates and pilots association had reached agreement on wages and hiring procedures.
 The agreement gives the union a six per cent across-the-board wage increase and provides for a compromise hiring clause, Forman said. ....
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Arrest Head Of Jewish Stern Gang

TEL AVIV, Israel, P-Reliable informants said yesterday Israeli police have arrested Ma t h a n Friedman-Yellin, head of the Stern gang.
 A terrorist arm of the Stern gang, a Jewish underground ex- tremist organization, has boasted that it was responsible for the assassination of Count Folke Ber- nadotte, the U. MS Palestine me- diator, in Jerusalem, s ept. IT.
 The informant said Friedman Yellin was arrested in Haifa last night, together with one of his right hand men. In the room where they found Yellin, and in a search of Friedman Yellin's apart ment in Tel Aviv, police were said to have found documents throw ing new light" on Sternist activi- ties.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Praise Courage Of l2-Year-Old Boy In Plane Crash

EDMONTON, Alta, (P)-RCAF' flyers yesterday praised the cour- age of seriously injured l2-year- old boy who was rescued from a wrecked plane after hanging head downward for 42 hours beside the body of his mother.
 The boy, Michael Lintner, suf- fered a compound skull fracture, a broken right arm and frozen feet. He underwent surgery at an Ed monton hospital Wednesday night and his condition was reported critical.
 Michael was being flown by his mother, Mrs. A. L. Lintner, from
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Alaska Railroad To Carry Sea Freight From States

WASHINGTON, (P) - Acting secretary C. Girard Davidson or dered the Alaska Railroad yester- day to operate government barges between Seattle, Tacoma and Alas ka ports. Davidson said the order was necessary in view of the west coast shipping strike to insure the movement of essential food supplies and construction materi- als. He said that further delay in getting essential supplies before winter would add to the cost of the federal program for strategic and economic development of Alaska, plus endangering the welfare of its citizens.
 The Railroad will operate three barges obtained in June from navy surplus. Davidson acted after receiving telegram from Gov ernor Ernest Gruening.
 SEATTLE, (R-John P. John- son, general manager of the Alas ka Railroad, was due in Seattle yesterday to work out a contract for barge shipment of essential food supplies and construction ma terials to Alaska.
 Acting secretary of the interior C. Girard Davidson yesterday or dered the railroad to operate the
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

WARSAW, (P) - The Polish council of ministers announced yesterday bread rationing will end Nov. 1 because of good harvests. Approximately 8,OOO,0OO workers holding ration cards will be af- fected. It was disclosed approxi- mately 11,OOO,OOO tons of wheat, rye, barley, and oats are being harvested this year, compared with 100000 in 1947.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
Development
 Board To Conduct Economic Survey

Industrial and business develop ment possibilities in Northwestern Alaska are to be the subject of a special comprehensive survey un- dertaken by the Alaska Develop ment Board, it was announced here today.
 Ralph Browne, Ketchikan news paper man, has been retained to make the study of Second Division economic opportunities, which was authorized by the Alaska Develop ment Board at its meeting last month in Anchorage. Browne was on the Public Relations Staff of the Northwestern Service Com mand of the army along the Alas ka Highway and at Prince Rupert during the war. He has written numerous articles on Alaska de.
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NEWS TN BRIEF

TOKYO. (P)-A tYphoon with winds expected 10 increase grad uallY to s7 miles an hour was mov- ing toward Japan yesterday from a point so miles northeast of Two lima.
 The storm. designated as Lib by" was expected to be 475 miles south of Yokohama last night. Ii is progressing northwesterlY ali rate of l2 miles an hour.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

SHANGHAI, (P) - Wang Hsia- Ono, former employee of the American-owned Shanghai Power company, was executed yesterday for what was described officially as a communist inspired" plot to sabotage the plant.
 Wang was convicted by a spe- cial criminal tribunal. He was ac- cused of putting steel filings into a generator.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

SEATTLE, (P) - The Honda Knot, former army war dead ship, is scheduled to arrive in Seattle from San Francisco next week to load military cargo for Alaska, the Seattle port of authorization said yesterday.
 The ship stopped in Seattle last summer with war dead from Alas ka. The Honda Knot has made several trips with military dead from Pacific bases to San Fran cisco.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01
SEATTLE, (P - The Indepen-

SEATTLE, (4o - The Indepen- dent Air Carriers Conference op- erating five flights daily from Boe- ing Field to Alaska, is carrying from 3O,OOO to 4O,OOO pounds of freight north each day, w. V. Tay- Tor, coordinator of the independ- ent air carriers, said Wednesday.
 The conference, an organization of independent carriers, has 28 planes in its Alaska service, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

OYSTER BAY, N. Y.,R)-Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, 87, widow of the President, died today at her home, Sagabore Hill.
 Mrs. Roosevelt had been in ill health for some time at her home. A native of Norwich, Conn.,, she married Theodore Roosevelt in 1886.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

HAVANA, Cuba, (P)-Patricia (Satir0 Schmidt, exotic dancer who shot and killed her married lover on a yacht in Havana harbor, was pardoned last night by Presi- dent Crau San Martin.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

MANILA, (P) - A 10-second earthquake of slight intensity was felt yesterday in the rural section 25 miles north of Manila. No cas- ualties or damage was reported.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-01

BERLIN. (R-R Russian soldiers who made a foraY into the U. S.. sector of the city last evening shot and wounded two German civil ians. American military police re- ported.
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