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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
Clothing
Preseason Sale
Mems Lightweight Suits

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sounded the shrill notes of First Call, heralding
another Evening Parade-the most remarkable
show of its kind this side of Buckingham Palace.
The paradeS are held every dry Friday evening
during warm weather months in this oldest Marine
Corps post, which occupies a city block with a
main entrance near Eighth and streets Sc.
Established in 1901 the barracks survived the
British raid of 1914 when many public buildings
of the city, including the White House and the
Capitol, were burned.
The parade ground, about the size of football
field, is the courtyard of the barracks. Offices and
quarters for enlisted line two sides of 1t, and
on the north is the official residence of the Com
mandant (now Gen. Randolph Nice. Pate). On the
west are dwellings of other hgh-rankng officers
of the corps.
Headquartered here are units in which an
uncommonly proud organization takes an uncom-
mon pride There's the Marine Band, as old (184
years in November) and as famous as the corps
ITSELF the Drum and Bugle Corps, the Marine Corps
Institute "a correspondence school for Leather
necks) and the Ceremonial Guard Company, whose
members are chosen for their military bearing and
proficiency at precision drill.
Always a site for formal Marine rituals, the
barracks has been used for weekly public parades
executive officer (now retired Gen. Lemuel Shep-
herd, a former Commandant) Called Sunset
Parades they quickly attained traditional status.
Although Sunset ParadeS still are held at pm.
during spring and fall, Evening Parades at pm.
were instituted for summer months two years ago.
And except for the name and time Of day, both
spectacleS like this particular one:
Close on the dying echoes of First Call, drum
beat began, muffled inside the quarters to the
STAR PHOTOS BY ELWOOD BAKER
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
Tokyo Doctor Says He Doctored Miss Universe Winner

TOKYO, R - A Tokyo plastic surgeon said yesterday he gave a bust-enlarging plastic injection to Akiko Kojima before she won the Miss Japan and Miss Universe contests.
 Miss Kojima is just one of many such Japanese beauties who received plastic surgeons treat ments. A number of famous Jap anese actresses also received sim liar operations, Dr. Toshizo Mat sui said in an interview.
 He confirmed a Tokyo news paper report that Miss Kojima, a Tokyo fashion model, had liquid plastic injected into her bosom at Matsui's hospital.
 A spokesman for the newspaper Sankei Shimbun, sponsor of the Miss Japan contest, said the re- port is unfounded. ''We have seen her for the past four years, and there was no need for her to get bust surgery of any kind," he said.
 The doctor said the 24-year- old beauty came to his clinic a short time before the Miss Japan con- test in June. He said he didn't measure her bust, but when she won the Universe title in Long Beach, Calif., last month, her sta tistics were 37-23-38.
 A spokesman for the American Medical Association said bust enlarging injections and opera tions are not common in the United States.
 He said doctors generally have drowned upon insertion of liquid plastic, wax or any foreign mat ter into the body. They regard such substances as possible cause of breast cancer. --.-
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
WORLD WAR II ERRORS SANK TWO U. s. SUBS

DENVER, Colo, R - U. s. planes and ships sank two U. s. submarines and damaged 31 others in attacks resulting from false or uncertain Identification during World War II.
 Vice Admiral Charles Lock wood Ret, former chief of the Navy's Pacific submarine fleet, made the disclosure in an inter- view Thursday.
 Lockwood said. the submarine Sea Wolf was destroyed by a U. s. plane and a destroyer north of New Guinea. She Dorado was sunk by a plane in the Caribbean.
 There were no survivors in either sinking, he said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
Restraining Order Will Release Canadian Vessel In Skagway Union Dispute

ANCHORAGE, LR - U. s. Dis trict Judge J. L. McCarrey Jr. signed a temporary restraining or der Wednesday aimed at ending a union work stoppage that has tied up the Canadian vessel Cliff ford J. Rogers at Skagway.
 An attorney from Juneau re- quested the restraining order for the Pacific and Arctic Railway and Navigation Go. and the Brit ish Navigation Co.,, Ltd. .
 He told the court the ship tie up stemmed entirely from a dis pute between the Seafarers' In ternational Union (SIU a "so- called international union," and the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers Union (CLC).
 He asked Judge McCarrey to order the SIU local to refrain from picketing the vessel and to comply with terms of it's contract.
 The judge, after granting the request, ordered all parties to the action to appear in his court August 24. The defendants at that time must show cause why a temporary injunction against them should not be issued
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
Supply Mission to Arctic Begged Down in Ice

KODIAK, R - The Navy ice breaker Staten Island has been ordered to go to the aid of mer- chant vessel and the Cutter Storis wallowing in heavy ice in Dolphin and Union Straits.
 The merchant ship is one of several carrying out the annual supply mission to Arctic military establishments,
 The Staten Island, whose home port is Seattle, has been conducting oceanographic research in Beaufort Sea, part of the Arctic Ocean northeast of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
President Vetoes Idea of
 Invitation to Chou En-Lai

WASHINGTON, R -- A pro posed invitation to Red China Premier Chou En-Lai to visit the United States has been vetoed by President Eisenhower, says Rep resentative Charles Porter D-Ore) Porter, prompted by the coming visit of Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev, had suggested sim liar exchange of visits between Chou and the President.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
Japanese Beauty Denies Bust Operation >

HONOLULU, R - Akiko Ko- jima, Japanese beauty, denied she underwent an operation to ex- pand her bust for the Miss Uni verse contest, which she won.
 ''It just isn't true" she said, blushing.
 Miss Kojima stopped in Homo lulu on her way home, and about soc persons welcomed her at the airport. -..-
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
 Pioneer Correspondent Tells of Gold Rush Nome Days in Firsthand Account

IL IS HOW d 1lIl10 ONGI OO years since the writer left Stoughton, Wisconsin, took train to Seattle and from there took the old S.S. Ohio to Nome. Incidentally, the old Ohio was the ship on which President U. s. Grant took a trip around the world. I believe it was in the fall of 1906 that the Ohio hit the rocks near St. Michaels and went to watery grave.
 On board during my trip was a MT. Lane who was blind, and he travelled to Nome because of his mining interests there. Also fel- low passenger was Adolph Haske, who secured employment as a bookkeeper at the Beau Mercan- tile Company; also Jimmy Sou therland who went to Nome to see his father, who was employed there. Jim secured employment at the Golden Gate Hotel, and did part-time bar tending - A fine boy With no bad habits.
 Brother of Lucky Swede'
 I went to Nome partly because of health reasons, and also to see my brother Kelley" also known as The Lucky Swede." His right name was Clarence Olson, and he was a Norwegian, well known, as he was there since 1899, and a friend of Dr. Albert Kittelson, who had big interests in the Pioneer Mining Company. I believe his brother Carl, who also lived in Nome, was operating either Num- Der Dry Creek or Anvil Creek in 1906. They were also Norwe- gians from Stoughton, Wise.
 l lived in a two-story frame house on River Street just off Front Street. Next door lived s. B. Olson, Freighter. believe there were thirty saloons on Front Street - I remember the Bank and the Northern - I met and talked with Rex Beach in the Bank Saloon.
 Two Newspapers
 The two newspapers were The Nome Nugget and The Gold Digger.
 I lived with Emil Lehfeldt, Con- ductor of the Eagle Aerie Number 75, of which I became a member Emil did repair work on slot machines, cash registers, type writers, etc.
 Bursik Bros had a clothing store, as did Walter -Gaffney. The Elite Bath House was owned by . MT Thornquist. There was a bowling alley in one of the sa- looms. Segerstrom and Hagen were manufacturing jewellers; Butler had the leading drug store; Mort At kinson had the leading grocery store, Henry Lehfeldt was his clerk and bookkeeper, also Harry Walker. I believe the Geise Hard ware Store was where George Baldwin worked, and he was the mayor of Nome at the time. AL bert Fink was the leading lawyer. Tom Ross was the Captain of the Life Guards - fine rugged fellow.
 Jimmy O'Riley was an engin- ger, a boxer and a character we'll known.
 The winter population of Nome during winter mnths was approx imately 5000, and the summer population around ten thousand.
 The place where girls sold their virtue was enclosed behind high
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14

OOdI 1OllIC WILL 1OWo VI AAoliAS houses facing boardwalks, and was known as "The Stockade." Free Spenders
 Card games flourished in all the saloons ad miers spent their hard earned money freely when they got to town. Most of them first headed for the bath-house, where they took ''The Big Swim. Next, the Big Haircut; then The Big Feed.
 I helped recondition and float the old Wisconsin" bucket dredge on the Snake River, also helped Louis and Henry Kern build Pullman Car" which was pulled out over the snow to be our win ter home while sinking a hole 14O feet deep out near the ''Third Beach Line" another project which failed to produce anything worthwhile.
 I remember a nice old fellow who was a drummer in an orcheS- tra, by the name of Foster, who became rich as part owner of the Bessie bench, claim richest of all on the Third Beach Line"
 I remember the Eskimos living in their tents over on the Sand spit" I also recall that young boy was attacked and killed by hungry dogs while he was walk ing on the beach beyond the Sand spit.
 I remember the Standard Oil Company way out on Front Street, and the U. s. Army post several miles out of town.
 I believe that am the only man who ever made the trip from Council to Nome in one day, and the net result was sore feet, as 36 miles of the journey I made afoot.
 Celebration for Amundsen
 I also remember the day when Nome turned out in a big way to meet Captain Roald Amundsen and his crew of five men when they anchored in the Roadstead and came ashore to be greeted by the band and citizens, with a re- ception in the Golden Gate Hotel. It took Amundsen three years from the time he left Norway, and he was the first man to travel around the North American con- tinent from the Atlantic to the Pacific, proving that there was waterway; and that exploration feat made it possible for our Nautilus submarine to make the trip under ice from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
 1 was rather surprised a few months ago to find the little boat Captain Amundsen used, by the name of Gjoa, now on exhibition in the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.
 Does Anyone Remember?
 l write this wondering if there may be any persons still living who can remember any part of what I have here related.
 My brother, Kelley" or ''Clar- ence I. Olsen," was the captain of the little trading boat, the Iskum, plying between Seattle and the Siberian coast where he established a trading post which was confiscated by the Russian Reds.
 The Iskum called at Nome either in 1920 or 1921. Now I would like to know, what is the meaning of the word ''Iskum." It must be Eskimo. I know a few Eskimo words, but not that one, so please try to find out for me.
 I am "A years of age, retired,
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
ARTHUR T. c. OLSEN 12663 5th Street Yucaipa, California.

People who took snuff at one time fresh-grated the portions they used, so that they had to carry at grater with them.
The Nome nugget., 1959-08-14
''Puts Mosquitoes
 Into A TaiIspin"

Said Circle Placer fields miners, 20 years ago, in voting BUHACH as Sciences 2nd greatest contribution to Miners. Just as effective today. Burn a little whenever you want peace, comfort and good nights rest.
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CLAYTON " WATKINS
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