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The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30

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The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy with rain and fog.
Southerly winds 1920 mph, turn
ing to the west by tomorrow. Low
temp. expected tonight IS, the
high tomorrow 40.
In the past "a hours: highest
temp. 43, lowest SO. Max. wind SO
mph from the south. Sunrise at
sos am, sunset at 5:34 pm.
A year ago today: high At, low
40. Extremes on this date since
1907: highest 81 in 1912, lowest
16 in 1928.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
Friday. September SO. 1850
More Tourists
Visited Alaska
Than Last Year

JUNEAU, R-The State Divi-
sion of Tourism and Economic De-
velopment issued a report Mon
day which said preliminary fig
ures indicate more tourists visited
the state this year than in 1859.
Director Lee A. Johnson said
passenger traffic over the Alaska
Highway was up and airline traf-
fic to the state was running about
equal to 1859.
Alaska bound enplanements
were $1,000 this year, according
to the Civil Aeronautics Boards
monthly traffic reports, johnson
said.
Intra Alaska enplanements in
June, Johnson said were $4,000,
up Is per cent from last year.
Johnson said the division had
few facts as yet relative to steam
ship travel.
One of the three main steam
ship carriers has indicated a drop
in tourists.
Gov. Egan, commenting on the
divisions activities, said he felt
the division had done good job
with the funds it had available.
The division was allocated
100000 during the 1860 fiscal
year, which ended last June 30.
Its budget for fiscal 1861 is $135,-
O00
at is certainly my hope that
the legislature will provide more
funds for the states tourist work
in fiscal 1862" Egan said.
The governor said invitations
will go out soon to all persons
connected with the tourist indus
try to attend a meeting in Juneau
in mid-November on problems of
the industry and discussion of
Johnson's plans for next season.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
Gail McIver Represents
Nome High School AT
Anchorage Student Meet

Gail McIver has been chosen to
be the Nome School representative
at the Student Council being held
in Anchorage Friday and Satur-
day.
Gail, who is a junior and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
McIver, will be on her first trip
out of Nome and will meet with
representatives of other Western
Alaska schools on high school
activities. This is the first time
that Nome has been represented
She is scheduled to return on
Monday.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
Unalakleet Lodge and
Restaurant Operators
Visiting In Nome

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Friemiring
have been visiting in Nome from
their home in Unalakleet where
they operate the Unalakleet Lodge
and Restaurant which is open the
year around and is not only a
hotel but has coffee shop and
dining room as well.
The popular lodge is the for
mer Traeger Hotel which has
been completely remodeled and
modernized with showers and
flush toilets. The hotel is COM
plete with 7 rooms each with twin
beds, stated Mr.. Friemiring who
is making extensive plans to pro-
vide full scale fishing facilities
for next summer.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
States New Uniform
Pay Plan Could Run
Finances Into the Red

JUNEAU, tR - EXPERIMENTATION
of the states new uniform pay
plan could prompt request for a
deficiency appropriation to carry
state government through next
June 30, Gov. Egan said today.
The new pay plan announced
Wednesday provides generally for
increased salaries for state work
ers, particularly those in the low
er and medium wage brackets.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
Wiens Assemblies Pilots
And Ground Crews For
Expanded Bush Operation

Wien Airlines initiates its new
ly acquired bush runs tomorrow,
Oct. l. Here to help with the
organization are Ed Parsons, as
sistant to the general manager,
and Bud Hagberg, who heads OPP
erations.
Veterans bush pilots who will
be on the runs are Tommy
Thompson, Art johnson and Por-
ter Lockard, also mechanic Lloyd
Fluger and Richard Able, radio
technician.
Flight crews for the aircraft
will also be stationed here from
the Fairbanks base.
Mr.. Frank Mapleton, well
known Fairbanks resident, came
over with Ed Parsons for the oc-
casion.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
JOHNNY cAsH's CAR BURNS

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, R-
Western singer Johnny Cash, %,
suffered minor burns last night
when his convertible exploded on
a Beverly Hills Street-apparent-
ly when leaking propane gas ig-
nited.
Investigators said Cash was
carrying a bottle of gas in the
back of his car to use on a
camping trip. He jumped from the
rolling car as it burst into flames.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
TWINING SAYS US. COULD
DESTROY RUSSIA NOW

NEW YORK, R-Gen. Nathan
F. Twining says the United States
"can now destroy Russia, and
China, if we are attacked, and
the Communist leaders know il"
Twining, who retires this Sat
urday as Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, was Air Force
Chief of Staff until 1857.
He spoke at a dinner Wednes-
day night of the National Security
Industrial Association.
"They know that even if they
launched a surprise attack, they
would bring down certain de-
Struction on their own heads" he
said.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
CLARK GABLE TO BECOME
FATHER FOR FIRST TIME

RENO, New, R-Clark Gable
confirmed today that his wife is
expecting a baby in March. 1t
would be the first child for the
59-year-old Gable, who has been
married five times.
Cables fifth wife, the former
Kay Williams Spreckles, is AZ.
She has two children by her mar
riage to sugar heir Adolph
Spreckles.
Gable is here filming "The Mis-
fits" in which he is starred with
Marilyn Monroe.
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30

GULLWING STINSON V7D; 300
hp Lycoming, $50 TT; Hamilton
Standard Vari-pitch propeller;
unlicensed as of May, 1860;
ferryable; $500 as is = come
and get it; Write or phone Wen
dell R. Lipscomb, Go DR.. Rod
ney Pain, 204 Western Drive,
Point Richmond, Calf, Phone
Beacon 5-4318. lip
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
N O T ] C E

To all members of Pioneer Ig-
loo No. l: Our first meeting for
the winter will be held on We'd
nesdaY. Oct. 3. All members are
urged TO be present as matters of
importance regarding the Grand
Igloo TO be held at Seward are
TO be discussed. Refreshments.
Luther Dunbar. President
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING
1880 PM. FRIDAY EVENING
AT THE CITY HALL
r E w A r D

Thursday night a hind quarter
of beef was taken from Martins
Cold Storage. SIS reward for in
formation leading to the guilty
party.
- Maurice Kelliher
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THE BUILDINGS about up and
the alleys are on the boat, so
it's time to start planning your
leagues. loc
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30

FEW COTS LEFT, good condi-
ton, 81 ca; Pillow 81 ca. Gale
her, Main 1872 or Black 241. 15c
The Nome nugget., 1960-09-30

HOUSE FOR RENT-Couple pre-
ferred. See Allan Johnson. Tsp
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w A y T A ID s

LOST-Horn trimmed glasses. Call
Willie Brown, Black 154. TIC
Evening star., 1960-06-19

ne Spoesliaer-Gnd the mon behisd IL.
Itis drafting shors the principle of the
ynd-Soar type Of flight: 4 booster plane
lfts the Spaoeliner 20 miles up, then re-
EASES it and returns to base. When the pas
7senger ship reaches an altitude of 90 miles
and a cruising speed of I6-I8,OOO mph
it coasts and gtides the rest Of the journey.
One of the pioneers Of the Dyna-Soar
concept is the author Of this article - DR..
Walter r. Donberger. Today US. citi-
zen, he ~as head Of the famous team of
German scientists mho in 1912 launched
the first nuan-mdde missile euer to break
through the earth's atmosphere and reach
outer space. 1t present he is Uioe-preadent
Of Bell aircraft Corporation.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

THIS WEEK Mo9oIine / June ~. 1850
Evening star., 1960-06-19


have worked rockets all my life have watched
them develop, until today they the most exciting
thing in mans future. But to me, the real excite
ment is not in the conquest of outer space of which
We hear much, but which is not destined to take
place until our grandchildren quite old. Rather
it is in thrilling event which will be experienced
by young adults who read these words. 1t is the
coming of "aerospacecraft.'
These hypersonic boost glider vehicles will
travel at astonishing speeds. The Dyna- -Soar-type
Gts short for dynamic soaring'' passenger plane
will take you to virtually any place on the face of
the globe in less than an hour and a quarter or
around the world in less than three hours
Exactly how long will it be before we are able to
reserve a seat on such dream plane? As calcu-
lated guess, | would say between 20 and 30 years
from now A lot depends the success of the
Dyna-Soar military boost-glider which has been
studied and evauated for more than five years and
is now under secret development. However, this
trailblazing Air Force vehicle is expected to be
ready for test flying by 1867.
All aboard for space flight
But let's disregard for the moment the essential
hard work that still remains to be done and look
ahead to the day when you may be boarding a 30
passenger, Hanscontinenta aerospacecraft at, say,
Los Angeles for nonstop trip to Rome.
1t is 10 am on beautifully sunny day in the
year 1890 Arriving at the airport by helcopter you
check your reservation then take an escalaor up to
the loading deck for intercontinental flights From
the decks windows you wait to board your trans
port, you see lOOoot-long, sver,and black cyIin-
drical fuselage with needle-sharp nose and long,
thin wings sweeping back from nose to tail. There
is an oval cabin entrance and series of circular
cabin windows resembling portfolios in the trans
fnrVU ard Tbo
propellant tanks and rocket motor
The transport is mounted somewhat longer,
considerably broader winged booster" plane, which
is supported by familiar tricycle. landing gear The
purpose of the booster is to impart an initial high
velocity and altitude to the transport, so it won't
use up its critical fuel load at low speeds and ati-
tudes, where rocket fuel expenditure is enormous
After the two vehicles have reached height of
Evening star., 1960-01-22

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shorts and longs in the group
Evening star., 1960-01-22

$50 suits rea So 50 now $3.50
reg $55 suitsnow $44 reg 1880 suits $3.50
reg. $65 suits NOW $50
here's a sample of sport surings:
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Evening star., 1960-01-22

LANSBURGH'S
WASHINGTON, b. c.
7th, 9Th and z Sts. NV.
MA. S-9Soo
LANGLEY PARK, ND.
SHIRLINGToN, VA.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

FOR RENT-2 Bedroom House.
 Call Main 57. 95c
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
7-YEAR-OLD INJURED AT SCENE OF FIRE

The home of MT. and Mrs Bob Morris, owned by Sam Ailak, was burned last night from a fire starting somewhere in the middle of the house where two cabins had been joined together, form ing a closet The family was watching television, it is reported, in the front of the house at the time, and were unaware of the fire until it had a good start.
 The fire drew a large crowd, and although the Fire Department has warned, time and time again, that people stay off he street in the fire area and park their cars out of the fire zone, the usual crowding resulted, hindering the fire crew and seriously injuring a little boy, Bobby Iokienna, who was caught between cars while trying to jump in truck, it was reported,
 The child, about years of age, is reported in a critical condition at the Hospital. He is the son of Fanny Iokienna.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Nome Cadets In Elmendorf For CAP Encampment

The Civil Air Patrol summer en- campment is now under way at Elmendorf Air Force Base, with about 100 Cadets participating, in cluding the Nome Cadets who left Saturday with MT and Mrs. Dus- ty Rhode.
 The purpose of the encampment is to train Cadets in air education. A special bit of training is planned this year for the girls in hostess type work by the Pacific Northern AirlineS.
 In the group from Nome were Pepper Gray, Grant Doyle, Tom my Boucher, Douglas Lee, Charles Burnett, David Grant and Caro- line Johnson.
 Dusty Rhodes has the honor of being Commandant of the En- campment this year.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

The following published letter was dated August 6, and ad- dressed to the VIVA Chamber of Commerce:
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy today with rain and fog late tnoight. Lowest temperature tonight AS, high tomor- row 60.
 In the past "A hours: highest temp. 53, lowest AT. Sunrise at 3:34 a.m., sunset at 8:38 pm.
 A year ago today: high 54, low 45. Extremes on this date since 1907: highest 70 in 1887, lowest 30 in 1928.
 San Francisco had a high-loW range today of 60-52, and Seattle had 99-59.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
USO sMOvieland. USA' to Play
 Here August "A

A USO Show, "Movieland, USA, departed from Hollywood on July 16 for a seven-week tour of military bases in the Alaskan Command.
 Headlining the show is Chuck Dodds, a baritone comedian who recently completed an engage ment at Los Angeles Moulin Rouge. In addition to club dates and television appearances, Chuck has played musical comedy leads in West Coast production of "Auntie Mame," Bells are Ring ing" Guys and Dolls," and in South Pacific" with Army Spe- cial Services in Europe.
 Also featured in "Movieland USA" is Florence Williams, and Jil Adams, a pert miss whose spe- cialties include modern tap danc- ing and pop songs. More fast paced routines will be supplied by Lou Procopio, Hollywood's newest dancing star.
 Rounding out the unit is blonde singer Min Marr, with Jack Gan ming on piano and Toxey French on drums.
 The show will appear in Nome at 8 pm. on August 24 at the High School Gym. Children under 12 are asked not to attend.
 USO Shows for the armed forces are made possible by con- tributions of the American public to United Funds and Community Chests in the States, and to the Federal Overseas Fund Campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Jaycees to Hear State
 President Next Thursday

MT. George Yeager, State Pres ident of Jaycees, will be the prin- ciple speaker at the regular Jay cees meeting, to be held at the National Guard Armory Thursday, August II at 8 pm. All members are urged to attend, say club officials, as MT. Yeager will dis cuss important matters concerning Jaycee activities.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

The State Sanitarian. Harry Carter. is making every effort to clean up the rat menace in the community. and he has in- troduced a program of rat con- trol which can discourage this unhealthy condition in the community. He has baited the public places where rats are known 10 be active. but he cannot help the residential areas if the residents 10 not try and help themselves.
 The best rat poison known has been made available to the public at his office in the base ment of the Federal Building and the City Jail. yet only TWO persons have taken inc trouble 10 pick up a supply. free of charge.
 He cannot do the job alone. This is everYbodY's business!
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Chas. Jones Suggests Irving Mex Reed Highway

The following published letter was dated August 6, and ad- dressed to the VIVA Chamber of Commerce:
 Gentlemen:
 This letter is an attempt to have the road now under construction by the State, between Nome and Tel Ter, named the Irving Mex Reed Highway.
 MT. Reed was raised in Nome and was well known to many of the Old Timers. He had his school ing here, attended college and be- came the Territorial Highway Engineer.
 During his term of office, in knowing of the necessity of this road and the possibilities for de- velopment along this route, he made study of the road or route, had aerial photographs taken and study made of the mineral re- sources along the route.
 When the Bureau of Public to consider the adviSability of the construction of road, an en- gineering party was sent to make such a survey. A very thorough survey was made and they re- ported favorable as designated, by them - THE REED SURVEY - as the best route to serve all the purposes desired. After plenty of discussion and an open public hearing the report was accepted and bids called for it's construc- tion.
 Personally, feel that MT. Reed should be recognized by us as the REAL SPONSOR OF THIS ROAD, now being built, and that he should be recognized by the State in having it named The Try ing Mex Reed Highway.
 I respectfully request that our Body draw up such a'request and submit it to the State authorities as an appreciation of our feelings towards him, MT. Reed, for his unswerving efforts to secure the construction of this road, and the capability he demonstrated in hav- ing fellow engineers recognize his judgment and in their report rec ommend the Road Survey as the feasible and logical route for it's construction.
 CHAS. D. JONES.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Top Guard Brass
 Arrives Friday for Officer Conference

Officials will start arriving on Friday for the National Guard Of ficers Assn. conference it was re- ported today by Capt. James O'Rourke who heads the 1st Scout Battalion and who is making the arrangemtns for the two day meeting.
 The first group to arrive will Walsh, SH MitchellPA
 include Major Generals J. E.. Walsh, s. H. Mitchell, G. N. Hen ninger and A. E. Hintz; Brigadier Generals F. N. Berlin, G. B. Ben nett, J. Trail; Col. Charles Cas- per; It. Colonels w. s. Elmore, Whitney Morgan.
 The second group will include Major Generals William Harri- son. D. w. McGowan, w. Wilson, James CantWell. J. C. Cordero, E. C. Rose, R. J. Olson, J. E.. Olson, J. E. Nelson. R. D. Me donald; Brig. Gen. Thomas Car roll. Colonels R. s. Terrill, F. S. Greenlief, J. Ahee; Major w. L.. McGlassen and Capt. Robert Me GoWan.
 Also expected are Gov. William Egan and General Michaelis of the Alaskan Command.
 The conference will start with registration on Saturday at the airport and the meetings will be held at the Nome School.
 Taking part in the opening ceremony will be Mayor Steffen Andersen, Gov. Egan and Brig. Gen. Thos. Carroll, adjutant gen. eral of Alaska. An address will be given by Maj. Gen. William liar rison. president of the National Guard Association of the US.
 On Saturday afternoon local tours will be arranged for the distinguished guests followed by a COChldll HUI dI IllC DCl oSo Cup, and Eskimo entertainment in the evening.
 On Sunday, following the meet ing, an air tour above the Arctic Circle is planned, followed by election of officers in the after noon. After this, Maj. Gen. D. w.. McGowan, chief of the National Guard Bureau, will make an ad- dress.
 A formal banquet will be held in the Seaview Room Sunday eve- ming at 8:30 when an address by Maj. Gen. Maxwell E. Rich, president of the Adjutants Gen. eral Assn of the US, will be given This will be followed by installation of officers.
 This is the sirth general con- ference to be held by the organ ization.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
IN FEDERAL COURT

The U. s. Federal Court, which is now in session with Judge Walter Hodge presiding, is expected to wind up the case of Lee Bros. vS. Moore and Moseley this morning. This has been in progress for the past week.
 The jury has been called to re- port late this morning for the case of U. s. vs Robert Rice of Bar row, charged with selling stolen government property on two counts.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
Floating Mountains Topic Of Movie Shown by
 Greenland Officials Tonite

Two Danish government off cials currently touring Alaska who were guests of the Chamber of Commerce on Monday, will be showing pictures tonight on Greenland, entitled: "W h r e Mountains Float"
 Klaus Bornemann, acting dep uty governor of Greenland, and Mads Liedegaarz, principal of the Godthaab Teachers College. in- vite the public to attend the show ing, which will be held at the Lu- theran Church at 8:30 this evening.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

NOTICE TO " VIEWERS
 Are you interested in improved TV programs. or discontinuing service if programs are not inn proved in the near future? Write 20. Box 94. Nome. All replies will be held strictly confidential.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

A boy and girl were born on August g at the hospital. MT. and Mrs. Klementson have the boy. and Mir and Mrs. Wally Johnson a little girl.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10
N o T I C E

Wien Alaska Airlines wish to announce that their evening flight 309/3l0 will discontinue operating on August l3. The regular morn ing schedule will continue as usual.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-10

PFAFF MACHINES - Rent by
 the week, $4; or month, SIC. See Dorothy's. If
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Engagement
Announced

The Rev. John R. Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. McLaugh-
lin of Springfield, Md. an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Frances Anne
to Mr.. Charles Patrick Shealy.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Pat
rick Shealy of Alexandria.
Rev. Mclaughlin is general
secretary of the Commission
on Chaplins of the Methodist
Church.
Miss Mclaughlin is a grad
uate Of Dwight Morrow High
School in Englewood, N. J.
and of Syracuse University,
where she majored in ele-
mentary education.
Mr.. Shealy is a graduate
OF George Washington High
School in Alexandria and of
the Richmond Professional
Institute of the College of
William and Mary.
A spring wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
Wedding
Announced

A Announcement is made of
the marriage of Mrs. Suzanne
Mills Nikoloric. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mills
of Englewood, N. j., to Mr..
Mike German. The wedding
took place yesterday in the
Georgetown home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Fortas.
Mrs. Fortas was Mrs. Cor
mans matron of honor and
Miss Margaret Nikoloric was
her mothers maid of honor.
Mr.. Germans best man was
Senator Lister Hill of Ala
bama.
The brides previous mar
riage ended in divorce. Mr..
German is a former Okla
homa newspaper man, and is
executive director of the
National Committee Againss
Mental Illness. His first wife
was the late Ernestine Brown
German.
The couple will live here.
Evening star., 1960-02-07

far as I am concerned, they
figured right.
But after all, I conclude
pushing my pile of tempting
treasures into the back
ground. even if I have been
and always will be weak in
my resistance to sales, l am
serving a social and eco
nomic good. Sales are abso-
lutely necessary to the eco,
nomic we'll being of stores
and to the psychological
well being of people, because
they appear at times of low
est ebb.
Spring carries its own
compulsion to joy, and the
Christmas season generates
gayety and loose purse
strings. 1t is in January and
August that spirits are jaded
after an excess of elation.
Then, if ever. we are in need
Of a lift at half price.
What does it matter if the
things that are offered are
those that no one wanted be-
fore. We aren't so particu-
lar now. The store needs to
clear its shelves; we need
to pamper ourselves.
So, masking under the
thin guise of prudence. we
gleefully line up at 8:45
Evening star., 1960-02-07

Guests of honor at the
luncheon will be Argentine
Ambassador and Mrs. del
Carril, the Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Moreira
Sales. the Chilean Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Mueller and
the Ambassador of Uruguay
and Mrs. Clulow.
Each of the ambassadors
will speak briefly to club
members and guests on
What the Presidents Trip
May Accomplish in Better
UNDERSTANDING" The envoys
will leave within a day or
two for their own countries
to prepare for the Eisenhower
visit.
Mrs. Ruth Hagy is chair
man of the event and Mrs.
Evening star., 1960-02-07
founders Duy
Luncheon Set

The Washington. D. c.,
Alumnae Chapter of Kappa
Alpha Theta will hold its an
nual Founders Day luncheon
at 1890 pm. Saturday at
the Shoreham Hotel. Mrs.
Mary Haworth, columnist for
the Washington Post and
Times Herald will speak on
THE Individual Woman's
Contribution to World
Peace"
Chairman of the event is
Mrs. j. M. BuckmaSter of
Falls Church. and reServa-
tions are being taken by Mrs.
Ben Poster.