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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
ia kaja Desnuda"
iPosard Desnuda Ava Gardnerl
por JACK SCHENEIL

Todo Ell mundo en- Roma quie.
re saber 81 la escultural belleza
de Hollywood, Ava Gardner, po-
sara desnuda para la pelicula
LA Maja Desnuda" basada en- Ell
famoso cuadro del immortal pin.
tor espahol Goya.
Y, 81 10 hace, iquienes ten.
dram permiso para estar en- Ell
"set" cuando esten filmando la
escena?
Ell Departments de Prensa
de la compania Titanus, que en-
pesazra a rodar la pelicula a fl.
mes de mario, ha recibido infini-
dad de llamadas telefonicas de
periodistas, fotografos y CANA
rografos pidiendo prioridad pa
"a captar la historical escena.
Pero los interesados harlan
mejor economizandose eli dine
70 que estan gastandose en- las
llamadas. Nadie sera permitido
en- Ell "set" a exception de los
expertos, los tecnicos y aquellos
que son esenciales para la pro-
duccion de la escena.
"Pueden estar seguros que 81
esa escena Sc filma, Ell "set" esta-
"a hermeticamente cerrado", d.
jo un portavoz de la firma II
tanus.
Ell portavoz no dijo 81 la Gard
ner tendra que posar desnuda.
La pregunta surgi6 ante Ell anun
clio de la compania de que la pc
licula llevaria ell titulo de LA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

val, senorita Rita Burrel, dona
Julia de Simons, Consul Gene
raj de la Republica de Panama,
Ell DR.. Mendez Pereira, la seio.
rita Granda, ell DR.. Sidney May
nard, de la Facultad de la Uni
versidad de Miami. Ell senior Raul
Alvarado; otra toto capita ell mo-
mento en- que admiran una pre-
ciosa batea la sonora de Gruber,
Ell senior DIX. Miller, Presidente
de la Junta Directiva de Jordan
Marsh, la sonora de Burrel, Sc
norita Lolita Armisen, doia Chi
chi Arias de H~endrickson y don
Walter Walters, Director del
DEPARTMENT. de Estado en- Mia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

SumPISuHOS
Ajusta hoy un nuevo ano de vi
da la gentil senorita Silvia Carlo.
nell, hija del senior Felipe CarbO-
nell Y sonora, ElOisa de CarbOnell,
miembros apreciados de nuestra
colonia hispanoamericana residen-
tie en- Miami.
A las muchas felicitaciones que
reciba con motive de tan grata
OCCASION, unimos las nuestras muy
~sinceras a la vez que formulamoS
votos por su bienestar.
Extra hoy en- i'm nuevo aho de
vida la gentil senorita Rosa Marga-
rita ROvira, hija del senior Eliseo
ROvira Verdi y sonora, .Margarita
MixcO de ROvira, miembros apre-
ciados de nuestra colonia hispa-
noamericana rcsidente en- Miami.
Vayan para ella nuestras mas ca
lidas felicitaciones y deseos de que
disfrute de muchos, y muy dicho-
SOS, amos mas de existencia.
y * X
Nos es grato enviar nuestras mas
calidas felicitaciones al estimado
caballero senior Jose Cruz quien
celebrara manana la grata OCCASION
del "aniversario de SUI nacimiento,
rodeado del afecto de todos los
SIlV0c.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
EXPOSITION
Panannena en-
Jordan Marsh

Con gran eXito fue celebrada
la exposition panamena durante
esta semana, bajo los auspicios
de Jordan-Marsh, la Universidad
de Panama y Aerovias Panama
Anyways, y con la participation
de una distinguida comitiva que
lego de Panama, encabezada por
ell DR.. Alexandra Mendez PEREZ
ra, Director del Museo Nacional
de Panama, Ell Professor Jose
Rogelio DomingueZ, Director
del DEPARTMENT. de Rela-
clones Publicas de la Uni
versidad de Panama, la insig-
ne artista panamena dona ia.
ma CHAR de Gruber, la bella Y
gentil senorita Rita Burrel, Rel
ma del carnival, acompanada
de SUI sonora madre, dona Tere-
sa Damian de Burrel, y la seio-
rita Eugenia Granda y ell caba-
Hero don Raul Alvarado, expo.
nentes de La DANA folklorica pa
name1a.
La exhibition consistio de
una valiosa collection de "hua-
cas-" de orc puro y otros artefac-
tos descubiertos en- tumbas indi-
genas que datan de la era pre-
Colombiana, instrumentos must
Gales y otros objetos de la era
pre- : Hispanica, reproducciones
de viejos mapas, del primer fe-
rrocarril intercontinental, cua-
dros de destacados pintores pa
namefos, articulos de loceria,
joyeria, trabajos en- MADEIRA, ee-
rAmica, etc.
Qfrecemos hoy a nuestros lee.
torres varias graficas de tan in
teresante eyento. Vemos en- pri-
mer plano, de izquierda a dere-
cha, a Ia BELLA Reina del Carna-
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
REcETA DEL Ola
DE vIENTO

! taxa de aqua
/ cucharada de mantequilla
Ia cucharada de sal
/ cucharada de azucar
Ia cucharadIta de anis
l taxa de harina de trigo
4 huevos
! taxa de azuear
IL taxa de aua
l raja de canela
Hierva ell aqua con la mantle.
quilla, la sal, Ell azucar y ell anis.
Anada la harina toda de una
vez y mueva rapidamente hasta
que Sc forme una masa que Sc
adhiera a la cuchara, retire del
fuego y dele enfriar. Anada los
huevos enteros uno a uno y ba.
ia r%apidamente por unos minu-
tos cada vez que aiada uno. Eche
por cucharadas en- un caldero con
manteca abundante Y caliente.
Cuando los bunuelos SUDAN a la
s~uperficie, echele manteca ca.
liente por encima. Escurra sobre
Ell papel, prepare I'm almibar con
Ell azdcar, Ell aqua y la canela.
Sirva los bunuelos con almibar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

CumpleuRos
I'm cordial saludo para la culta
y gentil damita dominicana senori-
ia Zaida Dolores NuheZ con mo.
two de la grata celebration del
aniversaric de su natalieio en- ell
dfa de manana.
*&%
Nos es grato enviar nuestras sin
ceras felicitaciones a la gentil Sc.
nora Isis Rodriguez de Santos, es-
posa del senior Miguel Santos Mu.
nOz, quien celebrara en- Ell dia de
manana la grata OCCASION del ami
versario de SUI nacimiento.
Felicitamos calurosamente a la
gentil dana sonora Thelma TOdg.
ham con motive de la grata cele-
braci6n del a%niversario de su ma
cimiento en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

mi; vemos luego al senior Miller,
la sonora de Simons, Ell senior
Bill Click, Director de Relacio-
mes Publicas de APA, ell DR.. Men
DEE Pereira, ell DR.. Dominguez,
Ell DR.. Maynard, examinando una
de las valiosas "huacas"; don En-
rique Arias, ell DR.. Mendez Pc.
reira y ell conocido artista Carl
Fohlke Sahlin, frente a uno de
los cuadros del pintor paname.
no Manuel Cedeno; y a la gentil
pareja de danzas nativas, Euge-
MIA Granda y Raul Alvarado, en-
momentos que deleitaban a la
nutrida concurrence con un
allegro tamborito. FOTOS GORT.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

Llega hoy a TN nuevo ano de
existencia la preciosa nina Rosa
Maria Johnson hija del senior C..
Phillips Johnson y sonora, Marge
de Johnson, motive por Ell cual nos
les muy grato felicitarla c~alurosa-
mente y deseal que cumpla mu-
chos amos mas, rodeada del cariiio
de sus amantisimos padres.
y II y
I'm atento saludo para ell esti.
mado caballero senior Difran Can.
Gel con motive de la grata cele-
bracion del aniversario de SUI naci-
miento en- Ell dia de maiana, y
'nuestroS votos por su bienestar per-
sonal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
tcumpIeuKos


Celebrara maiana la Sata oct
sion de I'm nuevo aniversario de 8
nacimiento la gentil senorita Dill
LeOnOr Duran, hija del senior MAJ
tin Duran y sonora, Ana Garcia d
Duran, miembros apreciadoS d
nuestra colonia colombiana resi-
dente en- Miami.
BESIDE ahora nos complace en-
viarle nuestras sinceras felieitacio
mes y vUtos porque disfrute de mu
chos amos mas de vida.
X X n
I'm calido saludo para la CENT?
DANA sonora JOsefina de Rodri
guez quien celebrara en- Ell dia d,
manana la grata OCCASION de o.
cumpleanos.
. tPasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

Or. ENRIQUE W. MACHIN RODRIGUEZ
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria Alexandra
e. POEMA De HOY
10 FATAL

iDichoso Ell drboI, que es openos sensitive;
y mas Ia Piedro duro, porque esq yo no siente;
Pues no hay dolor mos eronde que ell dolor de ser vivo,
nj mayor Pesodunnbre que Ia vida consciente!
Ser, y no sober nodo, y ser sin rumbo cierto;
y e. tenor de hober sido, I'm future terror.
y ell esPonto SECURE de estor monono muerto;
y sutrir Por Ia vida y por Ia sombro y por
10 que no conocemos y openos sospechomos,
ylo eorne que tiento con sus freseos rocimos,
y Ia turnbo que o9uordo con sus funebres ramos
~ no sober q donde vomos,
nj de donde venimos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
AniversOrio Matrimonial

AHIVeFsdFto matrimonial
Manana domingo celebraran la
grata OCCASION de su a~niversario de
bodas ell senior Fermin Garcia Y
sonora, AntOnieta de Garcia, miem.
bros a%preciados de nuestra colo
mia nispanoamericana residente en-
esta ciudad.
BESIDE ahora les enviamos nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones y votos
por su ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
cumpleoKos
AnNersario MotrimoniaI
lcumpIeanos

Para CORRESPONDENCE 20. Box s2s. MIAMI. FLORIDA
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
OTRO MUNDO

OTRO MUNDO
Guerra Amaranta: Soy una
lectora que lie escribi6 a listed
pidiendole un c~onsejo. lie decia
que hacia dos amos que estaba di
vorciada pero que a1n guerra a
mi esposO. listed entOnces me di
10 "a 10 hecho, pecho" y con es.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

AniyeTsoFio Matrimonial
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar calurosamente a la apre-
ciada pareja tornado por Ell senior
Miguel B Perellada y sonora, Ma.
ria GodOy de P%erellada, con mott
vo de la grata celebration del ami
versario de SUI matrimonio en- Ell
dia de hoy.
$50
Bodos de Popel
Manana c~elebraran la grata oca-
sion de sus Bodas de Papel, pri-
mer aniverSario matrimonial, Ell
senior Efrain Hernandez y sonora,
Mercedes SarracinO de Hernandez,
miembros apreciados de nuestra
colonia hlspanoamericana residen-
tie en- eSta ciudad.
Nos complace desde ahora en-
VARIES nuestras c~alurosas felicia
clones y votos por su ventura per-
sonal.
CumpleaKos
Celebra en- ell dia de hoy la grata
OCCASION del a%niversario de su ma
cimientt Ell gracioso nipo Richard
Jones, motive por ell cual lie en-
viamos nuestras MAS caras felici-
taciones que tambien hacemos Eek.
tensivas a SUI amantisima mama.
la gentil DANA Guiana sonora Mau:
ra Martinez de Jones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22

Guam enganada estaba, viviendO
EN- un mundo que habia pasado
a la historic. Como pude estar
tan ciega: AhOra me dispong0 q
pOner 10 possible de mi parte y
veO que puedo ser feliz con mis-
dos nenas. LIE digO Sinceramen.
tie que era como 81 hubiera vivi.
do en- OtrO mundo. Sus palabras,
tan Sencillas han descubierto ell
velO que no me permitia yer la
realidad. Muchas gracias, Otra
veZ.
CHARITO
Como mis- lectoras pueden SUI
poner no publico nunca cartas
de la indole de la anterior. ST 10
hago esta vez es para que quede
demostrado cuantas veces We
mos 10 negro blanco. hasta que
llega una persona cualquiera (yo
en- este caso) Y nos dice que 10
negro es negro. EntonceS deci-
mos 'iPues 81 es verdad! ~ yo
cue 10 habia tornado por blanco
dlrante tantc t;emro!" ST este
"1uzln sentimental slrve para
algo es por 10 que puede servir
de ejemplo a las demas lectoras
y para hacer yer claramente co.
sas que jamas debieron parecer
nos turbias. En- muchos casos,
vivimos cometiendo I'm error v
de tanto pensar en- Ell, acabamos
por convencernos que no 10 es.
Basta, sin embargo, que una per.
soma nos haga una sofa observa)
cion para que caigamos en- la
cuenta. En- las cosas de tipo ma
terial, esa persona surgira en- Sc
guida; en- asuntos de intimidad,
no surgira tan facilmente; nadie
suele querer aconsejarnos en- los
negocios del corazon o de la ia.
milia. Tampoco suelen hacerse
confidencias de esta clase al pri-
nero que llega. 81 en- esta Sec
cion recibo cartas es porque mis-
~lectoras saben que no las conoz-
CO nj las conocere nunca. Sea
como quiera, celebro infinite sa-
Der de vez en- cuando que la la
Dor que realizo no es completa-
mente inutil.
DESCONSUELO
Querida Amaranta: Soy una
mucmhacha dominicana y HeguS
hace POGO a los EstadOs Unidos
VivO completamente sola, y so.
la pase las fiestas de Navidad y
luego Ell dia de mi cumpleanos.
iQue dia mas terrible csc dltimo!
iJamas podre olvidarlO y, 10 Gu
riosO, es que desde entonces me
encuentrO apenadfsima, sin ami
mos y con ganas de tomar un
barcO y regresar. iQue cree us.
ted que debo hacer?
MARIA
va al venir debio listed de
pensar que ESQ de tomar un bar
co y marcharse a un pals desco.
nocido, completamente sola, era
como una empresa que requeria
una fuerte dosis de valor, de
buen amino, de algeria y de fe.
No todos SERVINGS para emigran
ties. Por tan malos momentos pa
san quien abandonan SUI terra,
que los griegos solo imponian la
pena de d~estierro a quienes ha-
bian cometido gravisimos deli
tos, porque estimaban que la pc.
- Pasa a la pagina s.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-22
Pcs AMARANrA

DirLanse las consulas a BUzoH SENTIMENTAL. r. Q. Bx Ss
International Airport. Miami as, Fla. Rogamos a los lectores Q
lsctoras que trmen ss cartas con un pseud6nimo o inicialas
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
CAB To Hold
 Hearing In Nome Next Thursday

A Civil Aeronautics Board hearing has been announced to be held here Thursday, April 17th at the City Hall at 1:30 pm. .
 Representatives of the Civil Aeronautics Administration and CAB will hold the hearing in the interest of requirements and regulations pertaining to air car rier operations of small aircraft and proposed regulations for bush operation, charter opera tions and pilot-owner operations
 In the party from Washington, DC. are Ward Masden of the Air Carrier Division of the CAB MT. Burbick of the General Safe ty Division, John Quinn chief of the Air Carrier Division. From Alaskan CAA headquarters will be Al Hulen, regional director, Marritt Boyle, A. Tibbs, Bud S Saltenreich, Don Gretzer. A Young, Charlie Planck and J Allen McPeeke.
 All persons interested in the regulatory phases of small air plane air carriers and pilot-own- CT operations should attend the hearing.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
CUBAN REVOLT SEEMS DOOMED

HAVANA, Cuba, R - Fidel Castro's chances of busting Pres ident Batista soon faded today after failure of his forces second attempt at total war and a gen eral strike.
 Bomb-throwing young rebels tried yesterday to touch off an uprising in Santiago but national police quickly smothered them with machinegun fire.
 On Wednesday rebels in Ha- vana and Matanzas called gen eral strike and popular arisings That time, too, the public did not respond and police quelled the outbreak.
 From his guerrilla headquar- ters in the Sierra Maestro o1 southeastern Cuba, Castro con. tinued to direct sabotage and at tacks on communications-the kind of campaign he has wagec against Batista for Is months
 But the two failures to wir popular support for his pro claimed all-out war to over throw Batista apparently left Castro without any immediate chance of success. The defeat ir Santiago was a particularly hard blow, since Castro's main strength and theater of operations is the surrounding Oriente province.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
A.E.C. Excludes Private Citizens From A-Tests

WASHINGTON, R-The Atom ic Energy Commission today threw up a legal barrier against the plan by four Americans to sail a small boat into the Eniwe- tok area as a protest against forthcoming U. s. nuclear tests. They will be subject to arrest if they proceed with their plan.
 The AEC issued a regulation, effectively, prohibiting all U. s. citizens and persons subject to U. s. jurisdiction from entering, attempting to enter or conspiring to enter tfe proclaimed danger zone.
 Issued under AEC's broad gen. eral powers, it applies only to Americans because much of the danger zone is high seas under international law. The United States can control it's own citizens but only warn other nationals.
 The 3O-foot ketch Golden Rule, with four persons aboard, sailed from San Pedro, Calf, March 25 to protest the forthcoming nuclear tests. The voyage is sponsored by the committee for Non-Violent Action Against Nu- clear Weapons.
 The vessel is scheduled to reach Eniwetok in May, after the tests have started.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Personnel Warned Not to Oppose New Military Set-Up

WASHINGTON, R Uni formed officers and civilian of ficials in the Defense Department have been told bluntly to avoid any public speeches opposing President Eisenhower's proposals for tightening the top military command.
 But in issuing this warning yesterday, Secretary of Defense McElroy said such persons should give frank and full replies to Congressional committees which seek their views on the issue.
 A House Armed Services sub committee will open hearings next Tuesday on the reorgani- zation plan.
 McElroy also indicated a be- lief that any officers or civilian officials who disagree with the reorganization plan should quit if their objections were so strong they felt they could not work under it.
 The Defense chief made these statements in reply to a question after a speech to the National Press Club. Tn that speech, Me Elroy denied the plan would make him czar in military mat ters. and he diSavoWed any de- sire for blanket control over de- fense appropriations. Congress sional opponents of the Presi- dents plan have raised these two chief points.
 As described by McElroy, the reorganization plan would stream line the chain of command, clar- fly the Defense Secretary's au- thority and give him a modest flexibility in money matters"
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
.U. s. DenOunces Latest Russia
 Summit Note

WASHINGTON, tR - The Uni ted States quickly denounced as unacceptable today Russian suggestion for opening prepar- atory talks for a summit con ference in Moscow next Thursday
 The U. s. action, one of the fastest on record, was announced from the White House while President Eisenhower and Sec retary of State Dulles were still discussing a note just received from Moscow.
 The Soviet note said in effect that an ambassadors meeting in Moscow and later conference of East-West foreign ministers should concern themselves only with fixing the time, place and composition of a summit con- ference. Moscow proposed that unanimous agreement be re- quired to bring up any other problem.
 Recalling that the western powers on March 31 had pro- posed pre-summit diplomatic talks in Moscow in the last half of April, the White House said "the Soviet reply is manifestly not an acceptance of this West ern proposal"
 In the official view here, the heart of the western proposa. was that there should be prepar- atory work aimed at fixing ( time and place for summit talk: and at bringing out, "by genera discussion, the possibilities o. agreement" at the summit.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Harry. Tells Ike To Slug It Out
 With DetractOrs

WASHINGTON R -- Harry S. Truman almost bubbled over with benevolence for everybody but Khrushchev today as he ar rived in Washington for a busy weekend,
 His only advice to President Eisenhower was that his White House successor "slug it out with both hands" when critics make personal attacks.
 That didn't mean the Demo cratic former President didn't feel there was ground for criti- cism of the way things are going under Republican Eisenhower.
 For instance, Truman told in reviewers at one point, you can't buy your way out of a de- pression-you've got to work your way out of it."
 And Truman said he saw mo danger" that public works pro gram aimed at combating the recession would lead to imitation.
 Truman was asked what he thought about personal attacks on the President"
 T don't think it's proper and right to personally attack the President of the United States" he said without hesitation. "It is the most important job in the world. When he is attacked personally he ought to fight back slug with both hands. That's what I did"
 As for Soviet Premier Khrush- chev, Truman didn't see any diff ference between him and his predecessors since ''all dictators are alike"
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Ancient Eskimo Paintings Found on Tuksuk River

According to the White Alice periodical, rock paintings have been found up the Tuksuk River about seventeen miles from Tel Ter. These are the only such paintings found in northern Alas ka according to the report all though many are found in the Cook Inlet country.
 The drawings are in both red and black paint and majority of the drawings represent human beings in various attitudes.
 The article states that the To- cal Eskimos believe these pictures illustrate a war between them selves and Siberians who raided the Alaskan coast centuries ago.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Statistics Show
 Decline Was Less Steep In March

WASHINGTON, R-The gov ernment reported today that re- tail sales dropped one per cent in March and the rate of person al income dipped 300 million dol lars annually.
 In each case the decline was less steep than in the previous month, giving support to Pres ident Eisenhower's assertion ear Her this week that March saw a slowing-up of the decline.
 The Commerce Department said the annual rate of personal income in March was $341, ,400,- 900 by comparison with $341, ,700,- 900 in February. The March rate was 512 billion dollars be- low the peak rate attained last August.
 The most significant aspect of the personal income figures was that the annual rate of wage and salary payments showed $f,- 1O0,000,O00 drop. This reflected further layoffs and shortened working hours in industry.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Cheryl Crane Tells How She Stabbed
 Her Mothers Lover

LOS ANGELES R - The IA year-old daughter of Lana Turner was quoted today as saying that John Stompanato was chasing her mother when he was stabbed.
 The daughter, Cheryl Crane, did not appear at an inquest to- day to tell her version of the fatal stabbing in Miss Turner's Beverly Hills home last Friday night. Police said Cheryl told them it was she who stabbed her mothers lover.
 The Los Angeles Mirror News today published an account of a talk with Cheryl by an uniden- tified friend at juvenile hall where the youngster is being held pending hearing April 24.
 The friend quoted Cheryl as saying: q still can't believe the whole thing happened. Every thing happened so fast can't really remember much about it.
 q do remember that mother was rushing out of the bedroom, Johnny was chasing her. He was going so fast that he couldn't stop when he saw the knife. He ran right into it."
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Blimey, What A Sensitive PoOch!

READING, England, R - Mrs Betty Leslie-Smith said today her pet retriever, Lindy, got sick to her stomach while watching televised medical program show ing dog with rabies.
 "lShe turned from the set, walked over to corner of the room and lost her dinner" Mrs Leslie-Smith told reporter 'Now she just doesn't display the same interest in television as she used to-"
 British coroners have ruled in three cases recently that women committed suicide by gas in fear of ailments and surgical pro- cedures they saw on BE ' tele- vision programs.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Gambler Mickey Cohen Refuses To Identify John StOmpanatO

LOS ANGELES, tR = Former gambler Mickey Cohen refused to testify today at an inquest in to the stabbing of Johnny Stom- panato, declaring that he was afraid he might be accused of Stompanato's murder
 Cohen, first witness called, was asked to identify the slain boy friend of Lana Turner, who once served as his bodyguard.
 q refuse to identify him be- cause I may be accused of his murder" said Cohen.
 He was testifying under oath.
 The astounded hearing officer excused Cohen from further tes- timony and the pudgy little ex- West Coast gambling figure left the crowded inquest room in a hurry.
 Cohen refused to elaborate on his statement other than to say that Beverly Hills police chief Clinton Anderson had led him to believe he might be accused of the murder.
 "He said that Johnny and Lana were going together to finance my operations" said Mickey. If he can say that he can say anything and I'm not gonna tes- tify about anything"
 Cohen did not explain what he meant by his operations.
The Nome nugget., 1958-04-11
Pan American To
 Suspend Nome Service, Last Flight April 25

Pearse Walsh, local manager for Pan American Airways an- nounced today that the CAB has granted the P.A.A. permission to suspend temporarily it's flights to Nome.
 The last flight will be made on April 18th and the station will close on May 1st.
 Word was also received that the request of Alaska Airlines to fly from Fairbanks to Nome since Pan American was leaving was denied by CAB.