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The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
By Ward Sims
Associated Press Staff Writer


 JUNEAU lR -- The deposec chairman of the State Democratic Central Committee charged today that he was removed from his post illegally.
 Tn his first public statement since he was voted out as state Democratic chairman in Fairbanks last weekend, John Hellenthal of Anchorage told the Associated Press in an exclusive interview:
 Tt was beyond the power of the Central Committee and illegal for it to remove me as state chair man, because the 120 delegates to the 1860 Democratic convention at Ketchikan elected me to the office over determined opposition of most of the present Central Committee members.
 Only those delegates assembled at a convention can remove the chairman Hellenthal said.
 Wendell Kay, the Anchorage at torney who was named to replace Hellenthal, told the AP in a long distance telephone conversation that:
 ssWe decided that any official committee has the plenary power to vacate an office of the com mittee and we acted accordingly"
 Kay said 20 members of the Remember committee voted to vacate Hellenthal's post
 Hellenthal said R. E. McFar- land of Anchorage, president of the State Federation of Labor, Henry Hedberg of Anchorage, lobbyist for the federation, and Kay were aided by many others in the custer move.
 Named specifically were Mrs. Helen Fischer of Anchorage, Alex Miller of Fairbanks, James Fisher of Anchorage. Mrs. Peggy Giers- dorf of Fairbanks, Lew Dischner of Juneau and Dick Greuel of Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
California Woman Reigns
 Over Sourdough Reunion

SEATTLE R Sourdough President Walter R. Hamilton turns his gavel over to a woman today, the second time in history that woman has headed the In- ternational Reunion of Sour doughs.
 Hamilton, 89, West Vancouver, B. C., will give the symbol of leadership to Mrs. Crystal Nc Questen Morgan of Berkeley, Calf. during the 30th annual reunion.
 All the credit should go to the men 7 said Mrs Morgan, who was born at the famous 40 Mile Camp on the Yukon River. I'm only one of the second generation who is trying to keep alive the good will that was created by those who met the test of the north"
 Mrs. Morgan, whose father, L.e- Roy N. McQuesten, was in the Klondilse in 1892, five years be- fore the great gold rush, said she hopes to continue contacting sons and daughters of the pioneers in order to write short, accurate, historical accounts of life as it was in those exciting times.
 "So many exaggerate our stories," she said.
 One of the sourdoughs attend ing, Mrs. Gertrude Elsner. Los Angeles said:
 You don't know what life in the north was," she recalled. "sThe door to your house was always open. After my husband died, everyone said should gc outside to the states. I used to speak to everyone on the streets here, but people thought I was crazy. You don't know how to live out here.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25

John Cushing and wife, Sitka and Kodiak Telephone Co.,, Sitka; Richard Cushing and wife, South eastern Telephone Co, Sitka; w
 E. Greene and family, Oregon
 Agricultural Chemicals, Tulelake, Calif.; Stanley Carlfeldt, Kellogg TT 8 T, Bellevue, Wn.; C. J. Nc Lean, Alaska Telephone Corp,
 Seattle; William V. Norton and
 wife, Alaska Air Command, An-
 chorage;; Tvern N. Smith, Minne-
 sota Mining & Mfg. CO, Spenard; Verna Carrigan, Juneau Douglas Telephone Co, Juneau; Hugh
 Barnhart and wife, Rochester
 Telephone Co., Rochester, Ind; C. c. Pearce and party of four, Farmers Telephone Co. Riceville, Iowa:
 John Kuypers and J. R. Sher- man, Lenkurt Electric Co., San Carlos, Calif.; Don Pollock, Re- liable Electric Co, Franklin Park, H.; Howard Boyd, General Cable Go, Seattle; Bill Pottraz, Cow iche, Wn.; Keith Regel, Automatic Electric Sales Corp, Burlingame, Calf; James Zidlicky, Automatic Electric Sales Corp. Northlake, H.; Henry Hauschild, Automatic Electric Corp, Burlingame, Calif.; Bert Proctor, Proctor & Asso- ciates, Bellevue, Wn.; Brick Glas- COG and wife, Fairbanks; Leonard Whitfield and wife, Aurora Ranch, Fairbanks; E. D. Manske and wife, Fairbanks; Ross Simpson, Fair banks; Leroy Bastow, Fairbanks; Charles H. London, Fairbanks; -arole Monroe, Fairbanks; Harry Reimer and party, Fairbanks; and Curtis Little, Dallas, Tex.
 And Lawrence Elliot, of the Readers Digest, with party of .hree or four.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Brazil President, Janio Quadros Resigns Post

RIO DE JANEIRO R = Presi- dent Janio Quadros of Brazil sub mitted his resignation today, the Palace at Brazilia announced.
 The president was reported al- ready to have left the capital of Brasilia when the announcement was made by his press secretary He was reported enroute to Rio de Janeiro or Sac Paulo.
 In statement Quadros said he could not continue his efforts to give Brazil economic and political Liberation" because of pressure inside Brazil and from abroad.
 Quadrcs had served as presi- dent seven months. His resigna- tion came on the heels of a vio- lent week-long attack on his in- dependent foreign policy. He has sought closer relations with So- viet Russia and other Communist bloc nations and refused to take a stand against Fidel Castro's re- gime in Cuba. Moscow radio an- nounced today he had accepted an invitation to exchange diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union and agreed to visit Moscow.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
NEHRU QUALITIES HIS
 STATEMENTS ON BERLIN

NEW DELHI M = Prime Min ister Nehru said tonight that Western access rights to Berlin should not be dnied or impaired. He added these access rights should not be changed.
 Nehru issued the statement through U. s. Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith. who read it to reporters.
 Nehru was taking note of the storm raised by his Parliament statement in which he said West ern powers had access to West Berlin not as right but as a concession from the Soviet Union
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Special Charter Group to Witness
 Nome Telephone Co. "Cut-Over''

Tomorrow night at 9 o'clock is clt-over time for the Nome Telephone Co., when the first call will be made. Mike Walsh who has been phone subscriber for over forty years will place call to Sen Bob Bart lett in Washington, D. C.( it will be a. m there).
 Coming to Nome tomorrow by special charter will be representatives of other telephone companies for the event. program has been planned for them, which starts with hospitality hour from 730 to 830 in the evening at the Boring Sea Club This will be followed by the Cut-Over Ceremony at the Nome Telephone office and will c1lminate with smorgasbord at the North Star at 1000 p. m
 The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring gold banning for the guests Sunday afternoon at loo D. m The group is scheduled to depart at four o'clock on Sunday.
 Officers of the Nome Telephone Co., are Pete Read er president; Tom Martin treasurer; Borgny Reader office manager Barbara Martin Jennie Frazier, and John Belobradich
 Guest expected to arrive are:
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Norne's ESC Office
 To Open Next Month

JUNEAU R-The Alaska State Employment Service will open a full-time office in Nome late next Monday, Gov. Egan said today.
 Egan said Mrs. Mary M. Pill cher of Nome would be office manager,
 Opening of the Nome office, Egan said, was made possible by allocation to the state of $16,619 by the Federal Bureau of Elm ployment Security for the re- mainder of 1862.
 Egan said the office will take over promotion of employment for residents of the Arctic area, a function now handled by the State Employment Services Fair banks office.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Hummer to be Named Second Federal Judge For District of Alaska

WASHINGTON R Sen. E. L. Bartlett, said he was told today the President intends to nomi- nate Raymond E. Hummer, An chorage attorney, for a federal jjsssdgeship in Alaska.
 Statehood legislation provided for two federal judges in the 49th State. The present judge there is Walter Hodge.
 Bartlett said P1ummeT is Ca man of high capability and repu- tation' and that he expects Sen ate approval without difficulty.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Hellenthal Raps Colleagues '. Charges He Was Removed From Post Illegally

s'It is amusing that Kay, the 1860 Dcmocratic) campaign chair. man, blames that unsuccessful eff fort on me, yet alone, among De rnocrats, was elected to the Leg islature from the Anchorage cleo tion district despite the active efforts of Mcfarland, Hedberg Kay and their gang,'
 Hellenthal said the principal objections to him at Fairbanks last weekend were that q served as buffer for Governor Egan in patronage matters and that I somehow prevented the Central Committee from picking the new federal judge for Alaska, although each member of the Central Com mittee was boiled by me as to the political qualifications for the judgeship, not their legal quail fications."
 ''Heaven help any governor whose choice of assistants is com pletely dictated by this :. group.
 Federal judges must be chosen by poll of those qualified to rate them, namely the poll of the American and Alaska Bar Asso- citations, and by the Department of Justice, including the FBI, and the President.
 "They cannot be chosen solely by politicians.
 He said that while he has al- ways adhered to the principles of the Democratic party" he has found that .sparty politics are not always conducted under the same principles as our Legislature and are not truly Democratic when selfish and designing people at tempt to govern from behind closed doors and to suit only their own selfish ends and ambitions. 7
 Kay said the Central Commit tees action in. removing Helen thai is ain no way reflection on the administration of Governor Egan.
 Ut is related only tee MT. Hel- lenthal's activities"
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
David Rusk Weeds
 Argentine Brunette

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina tH = U. s. Secretary of State Dean Rusk's son David married a 20- year-old Argentine brunette at a Roman Catholic ceremony attend ed by 700 persons Thursday night. The bride, Delcia Bence, is the daughter of wealthy physician and cattleman. She and David met in Scarsdale, N. Y, his home town. Young Rusk and his bride, who went through a civil ceremony here July 12, will honeymoon in Mexico and then go to Berkeley, Calif., where he is studying econ ornics at the University of Cali fornia.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
76,5OO Reservists To Be Called Up For Active Duty


 WASHINGTON slR = The De- fense Department today ordered 76, 800 Army, Navy and Air Force reseryists to active duty, most of them on Oct. 1.
 The call-up was announced by Secretary of Defense Robert s. McNamara at a special news con- ference.
 It applies to 46.500 Army, 6,400 Navy and 23,600 Air Force personnel.
 McNamara said that all of the units, with the exception of seven Navy units and certain Army units will to be sent to Fort Polk, La, for opening of the training center there, will be ordered to report on Oct. 1.
 The seven Navy units will re- port soon after Oct. 1,
 It. Col. Fred o. Roger, Asst Adjutant General of the Alaska National Guard, said in Juneau no orders had been received for call-up of Alaska reserve units
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
INDEFINITE DELAY FOR MERCURY CAPSULE

WASHINGTON tR = The Space Agency announced today an in- definite delay in it's planned effort to put an unnamed Mercury cap- sule in orbit around the earth.
 One official said technical diff faculties" in an electrical part forced an indefinite delay in the launching, which had been sched- uled for this week.
 The capsule, attached to a powerful Atlas missile, is the same type that would be used to place man in orbit, possibly late this year.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Communist Disbelieyer Receives Prison Sentence

MOSCOW tR - A court in the far eastern city of Nakhodka has sentenced a man to five years in prison for raising children in his religious belief and forbidding them to take part in Communist social activities, Pravda reported today.
 The newspaper identified the accused as N. P. Goretoi, leader of the sect known as Christians of the Belief of the Fiftieths."
 The report from Nakhodka, near Vladivostok, said "the be- lievers forbade their children to take part in social life, to sing Soviet songs and to join the Pio- neer and Komsomol organiza- tions."
 Pravda said three other mem bers of the sect would be pro- secuted.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy today with occa- sional fog and drizzle tonight. Lit tie change in temperatures.
 In the past 24 hours: highest temp. 53, lowest Az. Sunrise at 4:24 a.m., sunset TAI pm.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
An llth Cabinet Post

WASHINGTON M = A bill to establish an 1lth cabinet post a Secretary of Urban Affairs and housing has cleared the House Committee on government opera tions.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-25
Jacqueline Cochran Sets Women's Flight Speed Recc-d of 842.6 mph

Flight Speed Heccxd of 84Z.6 mph
 EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calf. R-Famed aviatrix Jacque- line Cochran has returned the women's air speed record to the United States with an 842.6 mile an-hour jet plane flight.
 That's 126.7 mph faster than the 1855 mark held by French woman
 Miss Cochran made the flight Thursday in a twin-jet trainer the worlds first supersonic one accepted by the Air Force last March.
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Route l, Box 231A
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215 Blandford st.
Rockville, Md.
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1855 Old Georgetown Rd.
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7720 Wisconsin Ave.
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901 Pershing DIR.
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Route 3
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Kentucky Way
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Washington 10, d. c.
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1923 Sangamore Rdl, NV.
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5405 Mohican Rd.
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Gordon H. Minott
p. O. Box 534
Jessups, Md.
Mrs. Jane Fridley
S730 Ridge Rd.
Bethesda IA, Md.
Lawrence G.. Schneider
1901 Ardennes ave.
Rockville, Md.
Richard E. Nearman
5721 Wainwright ave.
Rockville, Md.
Rudolph F. w. Mechelke
5715 Wainwright ave.
Rockville, Md.
Mrs. Arthur v. King
500 Halsey I'd.
Rockville. Md.
Mrs. Albert M. Jones
1914 Halsey I'd.
Rockville. Md.
Mrs. Eugene z. Click
5723 Wainwright ave.
Rockville. Md.
Philip w. Ide
5702 Stillwell I'd.
Rockville, Md.
Mrs. Harvey M. Grove
1917 Hampden la.
Bethesda Ia, Md.
Pearl Lucado
5057 Bradley blvd, Apt. !
Chevy Chase Is, Md.