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The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
FEDERAL GOVT CIVILIAN PAYROLL HITS NEW HIGH

WASHINGTON, R-Sen. Byrd D-VA said today that the federal governments civilian payroll ex- ceeded $11 billion last year for the first time.
 Byrd, as chairman of the joint committee on reduction of non- essential federal expenditures, said the total for the year ended June 30 was $11, 1000, 0,474, ,OOO. This compared with slightly over $1012 billion in the previous fiscal year and about $913 billion each for the two preceding fiscal years.
 The senator said average civil ian employemnt during the 12 months also reached a new high of 2,394,099 persons. This was an increase of about 60,OOO over the previous fiscal year.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
Russian Jet
 Airliner EnrOute Moscow to NY.

NEW YORK, Rt-Russia's jet airliner, the TU.-104, enroute from Moscow to New York with United Nations representatives, landed at Reykjavik, Iceland's capital, at 9:37 am EST today and was to fly to Goose Bay, Labrador, on it's next leg.
 CAA chief Norman C. Beuter at New York said the jet was ap- parently planning to make the 1,400-mile flight to Goose Bay in ''under three hours"
 The plane, a twin-engine jet, is to fly on to McGuire Air Force Base in New Jersey. It will be the first Russian civilian aircraft to land on United States soil
 The plane was to land in the New York area but the city has a ban on jet planes for their air ports because of the noise factor
 The State Department has also approved a flight of a second Rus sian jet.
 The 5,570-mile flight from Mos COW to Mcclure was expected to take IS hours total flying time.
 The last Russian aircraft to wis it the U.S.-a military plane in 1937-made a 6,200-mile flight in 62 hours, flying over the North Pole.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
Anchorage Man, 80, Killed on Sidewalk
 By Learning Driver

ANCHORAGE, George AL bert Davies, 80, Anchorage, was fatally injured when struck by a car while walking on a sidewalk Saturday afternoon.
 Police said Dulcie Clark, Is, of Spenard lost control of her car after completing turn. The car climbed a curb, struck Davies, and crashed thru a fence into a private yard.
 Riding with the Clark girl was James Bowling, also of Spenard. Bowling was teaching her to drive
 * *
 Alfred G. Gajewski, 23, was killed instantly Sunday afternoon when he was hurled thru the top of his car at Mile 20 of the Sew ard Highway.
 Police said his car rammed a culvert.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
Alaska Friends Dedicate Home
 In Seattle for Old Sourdoughs

The home can accommodate only five sourdoughs but plans are underway for expansion.
 '"We will be able to take only five women members at present, ? said Mrs. Stanley, but after we expand, men will be admitted. Our zeal is to give the old sour doughs, who are now living in hotels and rooming houses, a place of their own, a place where they can work as they would in their own homes"
 The Alaska Friends was organ ized ten years ago with only eight members. The organization now has over 300 members in the U.S., Alaska and Canada.
 With the coming of the air plane, said Mrs. Staney, the sour dough vanished, but we hope to Someday get all the old sour doughs under one roof in our home"
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
FISHERMAN LANDS 28-FOOT WHALE

LAUZON, Que, R-Omer Bel lerive, a fisherman living here across the St. Lawrence River from Quebec City, tangled with the catch of his career Saturday.
 With the help of a truck and a tractor he landed it-a 28-foot whale.
 The small whale became en- tangled in Bellerive's nets and after several hours he was able to beach it.
 It is uncommon for whales to wander this far upstream.
 Bellerive has not yet decided how to dispose of it.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04

SEATTLE, R-On a hill over looking Boeing Field at 6741 Bea- con Ave, the Alaska Friends dedicated their home for Sour doughs. yesterday, and fulfilled a -year-long dream.
 The home will house five mem bers of the Alaska Friends, which is composed of old Alaska sour doughs. Everyone in our group is a sourdough," said Mrs. l.. D.. Stanley, treasurer of the Alaska Friends, and "If you have seen the ice break up o,n the Yukon, then that means you have been showed in all winter, and you be- come a sourdough," she said.
 Funds for the home were ac- quired thru voluntary contribu- tions. ''We do not solicit for funds," said Mrs. Stanley. We rely entirely upon voluntary con- tributions, and most of the time we do not know where the money comes from"
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
NOTICE OF HEARING

: Notice Is Hereby Given that the Common Council of the City of Nome. Alaska. has. al its regular meeting of Aug. 2s. 1857. fixed the time and place for hearing upon the Petition of the Alaska Telephone and Telegraph Com panY for a change in rates.
 Such lime and place are as follows:
 Monday. Sept. g. 1857. Council Chambers. Nome City Hall. g pm. or as soon thereafter as inc mai ter may be properly heard.
 All persons wishing 10 be heard may appear at the lime and place aforesaid.
 Publish Aug. 28, Sept. 4, 6, g, 1857
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
EVANGELIST TO SPEAK AT
 ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:30

; Mrs. Thollander, evangelist from California, will be the speaker at the evening service at the Assembly of God Church to- morrow evening. The service is to start at 7:30 pm.
 Mrs. Thollander is visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. Glenn Lenert and family.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
Maurice Chevalier Returns to Hollywood

HOLLYWOOD, REM auri c e Chevalier-looking much younger than his 68 years-is here from Paris to make a movie.
 He was greeted at the airport by a welcoming committee and neWsmen. He wore a checkered cap at jaunty tilt, a blue shirt and matching tie and a double breasted suit.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
Air Force FLOP Lands 200 Yds Short of Runway; Pilot Escapes Injury

EDMONTON, Alta, R-A US. Air Force FLOP Delta Dagger came down 200 yards short of the landing strip at the Namao air base here Saturday, damaged a wing and caught fire, airport of ficials said.
 The pilot escaped injury. An emergency crew put out the fire immediately.
 The plane was being flown from McChord AFB, Wash, to Alaska. Edmonton was a sched- uled landing point.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04

types of accidents there were 92 fatalities, with private plane crashes accounting for many of these.
 The traffic death toll for the three-day holiday compared with 1855 last year, 438 in 1855, and record of 461 for the holiday set in 1851.
 The National Safety Council had predicted APO traffic deaths for this years holiday.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
NEWS OF NOVELTIES
By LULU FAIRBANKS


 Alaska friends will dedicate the new home at 6741 Beacon Ave. in Seattle on it's 10th birthday Sept. 2. Rev. Arthur Fullerton of Ft. Yukon will officiate Refresh ments will be served and four of the original founders, Mary Full lerton, Anna Iverson, Beatrice Stanley and Edith Futile will pour.
 The home has a five-bed capac- ity, and is provided for true Alas ka women who are elderly, infrr or lonely.
 The first fall meeting will be held in the downtown YMCA on Sept. 5, when Coffee and Social Hour will be enjoyed All Alas kans are invited to attend these monthly meetings.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Fron0 ,Sousa, formerly of Ruby, drove up from their home at 1115 Taylor Ave, San Francisco, to attend the 90th birthday party of Mrs. Della Light, who reached her 9Oth mile stone on Aug. IS.
 The Garden Club and other groups in the Hiline district, south of Seattle, joined in staging a wonderful party for this active Sourdough who was born in 1867
 MT. and Mrs. George Taggart of Okinawa and their daughter Kay arrived in Seattle in time for the birthday of Mr. Sam Taggart ol Aug. 23.
 In May, George attended a fisheries conference in Java with IS nations participating. MT. Tag gart acted as advisor to the US. delegation. Miss Taggart, who graduated from high school in June is planning to remain in the States for her college education.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifford F. Schloss- stein have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Mimi Or ton, to MT. Robert James Stevens.
 The young couple will be mar ried on Sept. 27 at the Church of the Epiphany in Seattle
 The bride-to-be is the grand daughter of the late Ira and Viola (Codding) Orton, formerly of Nome Her mother was Connie Orton before her marriage, and her grandfather a prominent at torney in both Alaska and Seattle.
 James Jim" Gaffney, old-time Nomeite, will be host at the Nome Headquarters in the Olympic Ho- tel during the International Sour dough Reunion in Seattle Aug. 29 to Sept. 1.
 Among those who will assist are Carl Lomen, Charles D. Gar field, George Goshaw, Mrs. Peter Esther Fleming) Davison; Stuart Fleming of Montesano, Wash :; Mrs. Bertha Mckay, Ketchikan; Lee McCloy, formerly with the M & M Bank; Mrs. Billy (Grace) Watts, Mrs. Vesta (Story) Shel- don, C. O. Sivertsen, and Mrs. Billy (Neeta) Sale, all of Cali fornia.
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04

Karen Christine and Robert Baldwin IT,. who have been spending the summer here, left for school Saturday which they will be attending in Spokane, Washington
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
At Least 6l3 Killed During Holiday Weekend
(By The Associated Press) Z

(By The Associated Press)
 Accidents killed at least 613 Americans during the Labor Day weekend.
 The death toll from traffic was 434, more than two-thirds of all accident fatalities.
 Drownings took 87 lives during summers last holiday. In other
The Nome nugget., 1957-09-04
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unaer sealed bids which win be
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1t Room IA eiOV In, An . csiosx;
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ano interest Of Robert Smithvick
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ENGINEERING
DIVISION
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PARTIAL LISTING

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ACCOUNTANT

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For work in Japan with field once
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AIRLINE MECHANICS
OVERSEAS POSITIONS

SUPERVISORY INSPECTOR Must
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e inspector IN Engine Overhaul
perience on paw engines which can
include time as inspector. Salary
1864 per month.
ACCESSORY OVERHAUL Me-
CHAhIC-Must be experienced in
overhaul Of aircraft hydraulic COM
PPo onsn ana expsrisneed in fioE
pumps. and other actuatinT pumps
No license required. Salary $3.50
per month.
A 4 = MEcHANIc-Must have
considerable generAl experience in
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Pratt & whitney russo R2otI0 and
H2sO0 enelnes. AdkE Incense required
salary $685. per month.
AIRCRAFT RADIO MECHANIC
Must have. FEC Radio and Telephone
second class license or better;
installation. trouble shooting and
overhaul experience required. SAL
airy $3.50 per month.
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CLERK. check credit application
py telephone opportunity for ad-
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Carpenters Contractors

To bid on large subdivision Of homes.
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Administrative Trainees

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Arizona sun., 1957-11-21
ARIZONA SUN
"Women's Day" Sunday AT First Institutional Church

All services Sunday, Novem-
bier "a, at First Institutional
Church, beginning with Sunday
School at 930 will be in charge
of the women of the church.
The theme Faithful Service"
will be used in this annual OBJ
servance of Women's Day.
Principle speaker at II o'clock
services will be Miss Veora john
son, principal of Washington
School in Mesa. She has done
under graduate work at Prairie
View College, Texas, graduate
work at University Of South
ern California, University of Ari-
iona and Arizona State College;
has served as corresponding Sec
retary and pa.so president of
Delta Beta Omega Chapter of
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority and
is a member of Kappa Delta Pi
National Education Honorary
Society. She is secretary of Mesa
Better Community Council,
member of Board of Mesa League
or Women Voters, past secretary
of Urban League Board of Direc-
Arizona sun., 1957-11-21

tors, was recipient of 1854 UL
award for outstanding contribu-
ton to better race relations, and
named Mesa's Citizen for 1858"
for service to valley youth. Miss
Johnson teaches Sunday School
at Mt. Calvary, Mesa, and is
president of the women's depart
ment there.
Miss StrelSa McMann, a teach
er in Percy Julian School, and
the church's organiSt and di-
rector of Angel Choir will speak
at the pm. services.
Mrs. Alberta GoSSett is the
general chairman.