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The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
Nome COPS Gather Sunday To Make Reception Plans

There will be an important meeting of the Nome Republican Club on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the City Hall and all persons interested are urged to attend.
 Plans will be made at that time for the receptions for for mer Gov. Mike Stepovich, Re- publican candidate for the US. Senate, John Butrovich, Repub- ican candidate for governor, and Henry Benson, Republican can didate for the US. House of Rep reSentatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Benson will ar rive here Tuesday from Kotze- bue. They are planning a three day visit. Mike Stepovich and John Butrovich are scheduled to arrive at the end of the week.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
Troop 66 Holds Outstanding
 Court of Honor

A very unusual Court of Honor was conducted last eve- ming by the Boy Scouts of Troop 666 at the Multi-purpose room of Nome School.
 Assisting the boys in the event were Scoutmaster John Randy and members of the Scout com mittee.
 Everett Bachelder lead 15 of the Scouts in a candle-lighting Iceremony-a candle each for the three points of the Scout Oath, and for the 12 points of the Scout Law.
 Following this three Scouts were awarded their Tenderfoot badges: Joel Craft, Richard Young and Thomas Elanna. Richard Young, it was an- |nounced, has already passed his Second Class Scout requirements. Stanley Walker was welcomed to Troop 666 as graduate from the CuD Scouts.
 The Scout charter presenta- tion was made by Roy Snyder, and it was accepted on behalf of the troop by Harry Johnsen MT. Johnsen is the outdoor man" of the Scout committee, and MT. Snyder is the institutional rep resentative," or iaison man be- tween the Scouts and Nome Ro- tary, the sponsoring organization. Judge Walter Hodge compli- mented Scoutmaster Randy and the boys on the outstanding Court of Awards which he said was one of the most unusual he had ever seen.
 Following the court hot choco- late and homemade cookies were served by Jim and Nancy Drake and Mrs. Robert Fennell.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
Plane Wreckage Found Near Portage With Two Dead

ANCHORAGE, REThe wreck age of plane missing since Sep tember IT has been found with it's two occupants dead.
 The burned plane was spotted on an island at the foot of the Spencer Glacier, near Portage.
 The bodies have been identified by dental checks as Airman 2/c Charles Edward Kageler, Jr., and Staff Sgt. William A. Weeks.
 The pair had been missing since September IT on flight to Por- tage. The wreckage was first spotted by a Pacific Northern Air lines pilot Tuesday. The bodies were brought out by Bureau of Reclamation crew.
 The search for the two men had been hampered because they did not file flight plans with the CAA.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
October 18th Is
 Date Of Carnival

The Nome Arctic Club has an- nounced its annual Carnival for October 18th, at which time a round-trip ticket to Seattle and $50 in spending money, or a TV hook-up with six months service, is being given away.
 This years Carnival is headed by Sgt. Jim Blaming, with the following concession chairmen in charge: Minnie Johnson, Joe Kro- ninger, Jack Reed, Ash Craft, Frank Johnson, Pete Reader, Bev Blaming, Bill Haley, Gordon Os- borne, Dave Buoy, Bon Davis, Norma Scott, and Pearse Walsh.
 The organization is raising funds for the sponsoring of their several civic projects, including the annual dog race. In past years they have taken over the popular roller skating project for the young people in the summertime, and have been experimenting with ice skating rinks in the winter.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
B & R Barge Reached During Storm

The tug Kobuk of the B & R Tug and Barge Co.,, of Kotzebue, lost it's barge in tow during the recent storm while trying to get into Snake River. It was reported that the towing bit snapped off just before the barge made it into the harbor. The barge then drifted onto the beach where it was secured without further damage.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION!

An important meeting of the Nome Republican Club has been scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3 pm. at the City Hall. All jn- terested are urged to attend, stated Mrs. Russell Herman, sec- retary.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
Fortuna Plans To Sail South On Wednesday

The s. s. Fortuna, which has been weatherbound in the road stead, is now discharging freight again and if the good weather prevails should be able to depart about next Wednesday,, Oct. IS, according to Alaska Line agent Jim OS'ullivan.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Charlie Moon from Koyuk, Tommy and Nancy Mogg, Muriel Otton, Delbert Wells.
 Discharged: Russ Hermann, Margaret Chase, Jack Nelson, Jack Elook, Helen Thomas, Tony Cabinboy, Donny Wall, Aarnout Castell.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10
WIEN A1RL1NEs PASSENGERS

From Kotzebue William Beltz, MT. Cox.
 From Fairbanks - William Whitworth, Robert & Mrs. liar wood, B. B. Holtrop, Francis Martin.
 From Galena - John Campbell. To Fairbanks - Al Lyon, Frank Morris.
 To Kotzebue - Charlie Tuck field, R. G. Kaiser.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10

YIPPER MOVES TO SEATTLE
 Yipper the seal didn't like the cold this fall so owner Tom Mar tin sent it to the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle.
 MT. Martin of the Polaris Hotel raised the seal from pup, as it were, and since it didn't like the cold sent it to a warmer cline Monday by Alaska Airlines.
The Nome nugget., 1958-10-10

Pioneer Women Postpone Meeting Pioneer Women of Alaska Aux Hilary No. l will not meet tonight
 so that members can attend the USO show. Another meeting
 night will be announced later
 this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
By JERRY oIEARY, Jr.


HOW TO PREPARE FOR COLLEGE ENTRANCE Xxx
ANINATIONS. BY Samuel C. BrOWnstein and Mitchell
Wener. Banonis Educational Series Inc. s1-S8
There several thousand boys and girls In the
1913 age group In the Washington area who have
returned those rented and and put away their
high school graduation diplomas until they get around to
framing them
They may may not be fixed up with q summer JOB
or they may be Of to the beach but good number OF
them have only traded school level for another
And hanging the heads Of many is q tange Of col
lege entrance red tape.
We viii assume the college already has been chosen
No book help boy girl select the university But
the authors Of this work (they high school teachers
In BROOKLYN have compiled nearly 300 big pages OF
material that could be extremely helpful to the potential
university student who has not yet started the paper
work necessary for college entrance.
No college claims that Il opens its gates only to
geniuses yet all Of them have certain minimum re-
qurements State colleges do not require entrance
examinations but most institutions Of higher learning
require satisfactory performance in form Of pre-
liminary test
Everything you viii need to know to gain admission
colleges and universities in the United States il
listed The book tells which schools what type
of test. how to make out your application form and
what references to give But most Of it is devoted to
generous sampling Of the kind Of questions you
likely to be asked in the standard tests
There sections mathematics. sciences. social
studies languages and other subjects. II you have
whack the questions in this book and do pretty well
you can figure on wearing the freshman beanie Of your
choice in September. But you can't do four years Of
studying in one summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
TOP TEEN TUNES
Parents Get the Yak
InCoosters' NewHit

JOlSon Classics" won't do much
for Jolson fans, I suppose. but
it's a must record for those
who know the work of this ire
mendous band. In "a Taste Of
Paris" Raymond Legrand and
his orchestra play some I'M
familiar French cafe and music
hall tunes. a pleasant mood set.
David Whitfield Favorites"
displays the talents Of this pop
ular British singer on a wide
variety Of ballads. For Latin
Lovers" by Stanley Blacks
orchestra. outdoes even his pre-
vious fine records for interest,"
ing sound. using piano. guitar.
bass, celeste, "tunable cowbeIls"
and three percussions on Latin
tunes. THE Art of Chevalier"
presents the durable Maurice
Chevalier (he's 70 this year, in
French songs. comic. clever
and poignant. like those that
have made him famous.
COUNTERPOINT, the new
label produced by Esoterie Rec
ords. has three Compatible
Stereo" discs which may be
played on stereophonic systems
or on regular LIP equipment.
1 can report only on the latter.
not being set up for stereo. and
1 find the reproduction excel
lent.
Portrait OF Pee Wee" puts
Clarinetist Pee Wee Russell
with a group Of all-Stars like
Ruby Braff, Bud Freeman and
Vic Dickinson In an easy
swinging session. Trumpeter
Braff is a Standout. The Nat
Pierce arrangements are good,
a blend of traditional and pro-
gressive. A fine set. Follow
the Drinking Gourd" is a COL
lection of old American Negro
folk songs by Michel Larue,
Alex Foster and the Drinking
Gourd Singers. Clean perform
ances, not too arty. "Juanita
Hall Sings the Blues" is the
work of q concert-trained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

well backed BY Henri Rene's
orchestra. In Best Beat For
ward" Diahann CAROLS sing
ing Is notable for its clarity Of
diction and melodic line: Jack
Paar contributes the liner
notes.
UNITED ARTISTS. q new
company which has put out
II sides in its first four months.
most Of them, aimed at the
teen-age market, Is about to
launch an LIP program. Hal
Schaefer. q top arranger. Is
supervising the new depart
ment.
URANIA has issued another
record Of Barron Smith playing
The Mighty Wurlitzer Theater
Organ. called Breaking the
Sound Barrier" Mostly Ohen-
bach pieces. the set Is more
musical than many other such
hi-h display albums. Another
set. ''On Wings Of Song" pre-
sents the Pensacola Naval Air
Station choir In q mixed pro-
gram Of show tunes. hymns.
folk songs and Navy standards.
The arrangements are on the
fancy side.
ROULETTE, moving ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

rapidly In the Jazz field. has
one called Pearl Bailey: st.
Louis Blues" Miss Baileyis big.
battered voics seems quite ap-
propriate to these wonderful
w. c. Handy blues classics. The
unidentified orchestra Is rather
big. but not bad. A second set.
Jimmie Rodgers: The Number
One Ballads Is q tasteful set.
Rodgers. who made his name
with folk songs and a guitar.
sings the most popular ballads
Of the last few years In front
Of q string orchestra. Sings very
wen. too.
ATLANTIC. always reliable.
has q couple Of terrific sets.
The Modern jazz Quartet:
One Never Knows Is q suite
Of original pieces By the MOS
John Lewis. written for the
soundtrack Of q French movie
to be released here IS No Sun
IN Venice" Lewis thoughtful
score Is sometimes atmospheric.
sometimes devoted to almost
mathematical development.
Drummer Connie Kay is given
some new assignments among
the percussion Instruments. A
record 10 be heard and reheard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
By HARRY BACAS
star Stan Writer

Harried parents are fond of
complaining about their teen
aged children. But it works the
other way too.
The song "Yakety Yak"
states the case.
The new hit by the Coasters
on an Atco record was written
especially for them by Mike
Stoller and Jerry Lieber. Stoller
and Lieber have done almost
all of the Coasters material, as
we'll as writing a number of hits
for Elvis Presley end others.
"Yakety Yak" is the story of a
boy whose parents are forever
telling him to clean up his
room. brush his hair, find a
better class of friends. get in
early, ETC.. etc.
The story is told by two
singers. Billy Guy and Carl
Gardner. The lyric is pune
tuated regularly by the deep
bass voice of Dub Jones, coming
in about two octaves lower with
the refrain, "Yakety Yak"
The song is a rock and roller.
of course, in the style that has
been the target of plenty of
parental "yaks."
The record seems to be the
Coasters biggest hit since
"Searchin' last summer.
The Lieber-Stoller team is
busy these days doing more
than writing songs. They also
help manage the Coasters and
have been engaged by Atlantic,
the firm which owns Atco. to
produce a number Of records
as directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
New Albums

LONDON gives us a package
Of six new sets. In "Hi-Fi-esta, "
Edmundo RIOS plays music for
dancing. including a couple Of
Swingers along with his usual
mamboS. tangoS and cha cha
chas. Ted Heath Plays Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

high freQuencies until / weight
ed the pickup slightly. - -
VIK. the RCA Victor subsidi-
airy. presents two singers. Liza
beth" is by actress Lizabeth
Scott. making her record debut
and showing she can sing with
the pros. Her intimate per-
Torrance Of these standards is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

singer. doing mostly songs
identified with the late Bessie
Smith. She's not earthly. but
she's convincing. and the back
ing by Claude Hopkins. Buster
Bailey. Doc Cheatham and
others is first rate. On this set
there was q hard edge to the
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Suicide Attempt
Delays Verdict

Roy Lee Bundy's housebreak-
ing trial in District Court was
delayed yesterday by the de-
fendant's unsuccessful suicide
attempt, but went on again.
ending in his conviction.
Deputy United States Mar
shall Charles Ward said Mr..
Bundy, %, was taken to a cell
block of Federal Judge Rich
mond B. Keech's court room
after the judge called for a
short recess in the trial. The
deputy marshal said Mr.. Bundy
then took of his necktie and
attempted to hang himself, but
that he was quickly discovered
by Q United States marshal, the
knot united, and Mr.. Bundy
was taken back into the court
room for resumption of the
trial.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
Specialization
UraedOnSpan

The Federal City Council,
representing many OF WASH
ington's business and civic
leaders. today urged Congress
20 approve quickly. q slight
change In location Of the six
lane Constitution avenue bridge.
George A. Garrett, council
president. sent appeals for fast
action 10 House and Senate
leaders, In response TO requests
from high administration ofii-
cials that the council support
the move.
Request BY Seaton
The requests that the council
express its views came from
Interior Secretary Seaton as
well as from White House on
cials, the council said.
In a formal resolution. the
council strongly supported"
White House requests that one
more Capitol Hill effort be
made TO modify the bridge 10
cation.
AS authorized now, the bridge
would have to be built across
the Potomac between Arlington
Memorial bridge and Roosevelt
Island. Under the change, II
could be built over the tip of
the island. which would move
the bridge approach roads far
ther away from the Lincoln
Memorial area.
Committee Acts
The House District Commit
tee yesterday approved the
modification. and the House is
expected to take 1t up Monday.
In his appeal for fast action
to House and Senate leaders.
Mr.. Garrett made it plain his
council feels the bridge should
be held up no longer than this
summer to get the location
changed.
I'm the event Congress fails
to act on the new site during
this session." the council reso-
luton said, "the Secretary Of
the Interior should notify the
President and Congress that he
withdraws all objections to
construction Of the bridge at
the present location"
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

rama del sobierno norteameri-
cano.
No Sc ha resuelto aun como
Sc financiara ell banco, pero la
citra que mas Sc menciona para
su capital inicial es de 200 mi
Homes de dolares, de los cuales
Estados Unidos aportaria Ell
cjncuenta por ciento.
Ell Presidente del Consejo
Harold c. Randall, embajador
de Estados Unidos, dijo que ell
anuncio de hoy, es nueva prue-
bada de la determination de csc
ORGANISING panamericano de
promover la creacion del banco
y dejsrlo e~stablecido cuanto an
ties.
Randall diio que ell conseio
estimo que una comision de las
Fl republicas constitute ell me-
jor medic para apresurar la ges-
ton de organization del ban
co. Chile habia sugerido ini-
clalmente que un grupo de ex-
pertos. de siete bancos centrales
americanos redactara la carta.
Sin embargo, en- la reunion
de hoy ell representante chileno
Alberto Diaz, dijo que su pals
apoyaba la comisi6n propuesta.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
Estudiantes de
0ts1
Ceden
a Autoridades
EvacUon Universidod
T%erminondo Desofio

PANAMA Oct. 10. (UPD-
Cincuenta Y ocho estudiantes
evacusron Ell institute nacional
y la escuela superior a la una de
Ia ma6rugada, despues de cua-
tro dias de desafio a las auto
ridades que ordenaron Ell saba
do, ell cierre de las escuelas su-
periores
La evacuation Sc hizo des-
pucs de dar se~guridades ell Mi
histr, de Gobernacion y Justi-
Ella Max Heurtematte, de que
no Sc tomarian represalias con-
ira los estudiantes y otras per-
sonas relacionadas con Ell movi-
miento estudiantil.
La Federation de Estudiantes
inmediatamente suspendi6 la
huelsa. ordenando a los estu-
disntes de la universidad rea-
nudar, las classes anoehe y a los
estudiantes de la Escuela Supe-
rior, manana por la manana.
Los estudiantes fueron cachea
dos al salir del Institute por la
tPasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
teneepio Eeonomies
Que Venga Ell imperialism"

la definicion de Hobson, crea-
dor de la palabra- ell uso de la
maquinaria del gobierno por
los intereses privados, principal
mente capitalists, a fin de ase-
gurar para ellos las ganancias
economics fuera de .un pals.
Ell Imperialismo, al decir de
C%ulberston, es la expression eco
monica de la civilization mo-
derna a traves de los mares. Ell
1nperialismo no es, pues, ell vo-
cablo peligroso y atemorizan-
tie; ell 1mperialismo es un con-
cepto economico; ell Imperialis-
mo es una realidad que, con la
palabra de Mont, ell economis-
ia democratico aleman, nadie
puede negar en- su evidencia
historical. Imperialismo signifi-
ca. la expansion economical de
los pueblos mas ,desarrollados
en- la tecnica de la production
hatla los pueblos menos desa.
rrollados,
Visto que ell Imperialismo es
fundamentaimente, la expor.
taclon de capitales, la expan-
sion economical: Panama, sien-
do una nacion pauperrima, de-
be tomarlo en- cuenta, dentro
de una observation de la eco
nomia del pals. Pero es de car
dinal importancIa que ell Esta-
Do %controle ell capital extranje-
no a fin de que su concurso den
tro de la economic nacional, sea
de cooperation y no de absor-
cion. La intervention de los in
tereses extranjeros en- Ell pals
(imperialismo) por propugnar
una tecnica superior, significa
prosreso. impulse y aliento pa
ra e. desarrollC de nuestra pro-
pia economic.
1omemos ell case de Puerto
Rico, pequeno territorio de la
America hispana, extrahamen-
te undo a los EE. UU. en- un Es-
tado Libre Asociado que, por
ironia, 10 hace mucho mas So
berano y libre, en- ell concepto
(Pasa q Ia Pag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

:. Nota de La Reduction: Por
ser de interes general incluimos
una sintesis del articulo "Que
vsngS ell Imperialismo'', escrito
por jaime Padilla Beliz, del dia-
rio La Nacion de Panama. dom
de naftiene la acreditada CO.
iumfra- 'Vox Populi".
Victor Raul Haya de la To.
IRE figura maxima del Apris-
mos " hombre famoso por SUI
spryMlegiado intelecto y SUI eter-
no peregrinaje por. las .tierras
del mundo, exclam6 meses
atras en- la capital del Peru, la
Erase, "Que venga Ell imperia-
lismo solo para recoger una
tempestad de criticas, que como
inmensas olas, llegaron de to-
dss parties del globo terraqueo.
ePues bien, 70 tambien hago
mia la Erase de Victor Raul. 81,
que venga ell imperialismo. Por-
que Ifnperialismo, que muchos
toman como algo siniestro, no
inplica mas que -usemos de
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

dad y las investigaciones Glen
tificas.
Ell Secretario de Estado a
Cargo de Asuntos Interameri,
canos, Roy R, Rubottom, diio
queel acuerdo ampliara nuestro
intercambio de cooperation en-
las investigaciones y en- la am
pliacion, para los fines de la
paz, de una de las fuerzas enor-
mes de la historic de la humani-
dad"
Asrego: "Creo que, en- con-
secuencia, no solo nuestros dos
pueblos, sine tambien ell hemis-
ferio y ell mundo, derivaran be-
neficios concretos de este avan-
ce mutuo, hacia un future de
paz creciente y de desarrollo
progressive"
John A. McCome, presidente
de la Comision de Energia Alto
mica, que tambien firmo a
nombre de Estados Unidos, di-
10 que ell tratado "es una nueva
demonstration de la estrecha COO
peracion e interdependencia de
nuestros dos PASSES"
Ell Embajador de Venezuela,
Marcos Falcon Briceno, que
suscribi6 ell tratado a nombre
de su pals, dijo que para We
nezuela es motive de honda sa-
tisfaccion firmar este tratado."
Ell documento entrara en- vi
gor una vez cumplidos los requi-
sitos de procedimiento de am
hos gobiernos, y reemplazara al
acuerdo de cooperation en- las
iuvcstigaciones vigentes, desde
Ell 81 de julio de 1855.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11
COLOMBIA

BOGOTA CUPID Ell PreSi-
dente de la RepGblica, Alberto
Lleras Camargo, y ell Cardinal
CrIsanto Luque, Arzobispo Pri.
mado de Colombia, encabeza.
ron las expresiones de duelo por
ell fallecimiento de Pic Doce.
con aIocuciones radiodifundidas
a TODD ell pals
El Cardinal Luque Sc prepare
para viajar a Roma, a fin de
asistir al conclave que elegira
al successor del Sumo Pontifice
fallecido.
LleraS que hablo anoche mis-
mo, describe al finado Pontifi-
ce como eel mas grande con-
ductor espiritual de la huma-
nidad, en- una de las conturba-
das etapas de SUI historic" y
ordeno tres dias de duelo du-
rante los cuales las banderas
permaneceran izadas a media
asia
Ell Cardinal Luque exalt6 la
universalidad, sabiduria y ac-
tualidad de los pronunciamien-
tos del Papa muerto, y sus es-
fuerzos en- favor de la paz mum
dial
AmboS recalcaron que Pic
Doce dio muestras de especial
prediction por Colombia en- d.
versus ocasiones.
Ell Cardinal termin6 pidiendo
preces para que ell colegio car
denalicio eliza successor a quien
meJor responda a los designios
dc la Divina Providencia, y or
demo oficiar misas solemnes en-
todas las iglesias, durante ell no.
yenario. y otras manifestacio-
mes liturgicas.
Els possible que ell Cardinal Luz
que viaje a Roma en- los prime
ros dias de la proxima semana,
probablemente ell martes.
Ell jefe de la iglesia colombia
ma anunci6 que oficiara. perso-
nalmente en- los funerales en- la
Basilica Primada, invitando al
Presidente Lleras, gabinete,
.cuerpo d~iplomatico y atlas perso
nalidades,
Antes de conocerse la mott
cia del fallecimiento del Papa,
Ell Senado de la R~epublica habia
levantado SUI session despues de
aprobar una moci6n en- la que
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

Rojas Pinilla ha anunciado
q,le hoy emprendera viaje de
resreso al pals desde Madrid,
en- avi6n de la Inca colombiana
Avlanca.
Ell fiscal de la Camara, Emf
liano Guzman .Larrea, presento
la segunda acusacion sobre ell
"fabuloso" enriquecimiento de
RoJas Pinilla, recurriendo a me-
dos como la preston sobre los
'gercntes de bancos oficiales y
semloficiales, para obtener pres
tamos en- favor suyo, de sus ia.
miliares y. allegados.
La primera acusacion - hasa
da en- la orden de Rojas Pinilla
para que Sc pusiera en- libertad
I'm lote de ganado que habia 81
do confiscado por la justicia
aduanera bajo la acusaci6n de
contrabando - tipifica Ell deli.
to contra funcionarios publ.
cos".
La segunda acusacion es por
Ell delito de "consusi6n," que
es abuse de las funciones de
parte del funcionario o autori.
dad para beneficio pecuniario
propio o para amigos.
Amhos delitos estan consigna.
dos en- ell C6digo Penal, que
senala penas de prision de has.
ia seis amos y permite ell pro.
cedimiento de prision PREVENT.
va.
ii fiscal Guzman Larrea, de.
clar6 que con cualquiera de es.
tos dos delitos existen bases SUI.
ficientes para que ell Senado pro
Pasa q Ia nag, 81