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Evening star., 1961-12-12

includes a breakdown on fraud.
ulent relief claims, the creation
of units to track down parent.
who desert their children anc
steps to help people get off the
relief rolls.
At a news conference yester.
day, Mr.. Ribicoff denied that
the Newburgh IN. " welfare
controversy had stimulated OF
affected the new Federal ap-
proach.
Absolutely not" he said, III
was underway long before
that"
Newburgh Plan
The Newburgh plan, which
has been temporarily restrained
by court action, imposed strin-
gent restrictions on welfare re-
cipients, required unemployed
men to work on public projects
and halted aid to women who
continue to bear illegitimate
children.
"Newburgh," the Secretary
said, represents the dema-
gogic approach, the destructive
approach"
He estimated that in the fis-
cal year ending June 80, 1868
the new program would add
S17.3 million to relief expendi-
lures, with half of the amount
to be borne by the Federal
Government, and the re-
mainder by the States.
Equal Share of Cost
Mr.. Ribicoff said he expects
the States will provide theil
so per cent share to the pro-
gram but added that if a State
does not cooperate, then we
get tough. If a State does
not fonform. then we cut of
their money"
He said he has invited al
State welfare administrators tc
meet with him here on January
20, 80, and 81.
Among the administrative
changes is one which the Sec.
retary said recognized that well
fare efforts must involve 6
variety of helpful services, ot
which giving a money payment
is only one"
To emphasize this develop.
ment of services to families, he
said, the Bureau of Public AS.
siStance will be changed to the
Bureau of Family Services
Within the Bureau of Family
Services there will be a new
division of welfare services, de-
signed to give special attention
to the reduction of dependency
The program also calls fol
more effective aid to illegiti-
Evening star., 1961-12-12
Shoppers Hunt Cover
In Brooklyn Gang War

NEW YORK Dec IL dozens of Christmas shoppers
scrambled for Cover in downtown Brooklyn
world warfare broke out in hail of bullets speed
One member of Gallo gang and passerby
slightly wounded.
Police said at fired at three members
Evening star., 1961-12-12
Ribicoff Revomps
Aid to End Abuses

Health Education and Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribi-
coft has announced sweeping 10pont shakeup the
eraSate public assistance programme correct abuses
and to make public welfare positive productive
society"
The program which President Kennedys approval
Evening star., 1961-12-12
WASHINGTON, D. c.

On y. e.
BENAR GIFTS
sol Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
CAPITOL HILL JEWELERS.
1877 independence Avenue Sc.
CIRCLE JEWElRY COMPANY
lol4 l4th Street. NV.
CORAL JEWELERS.. A723 Marlboro Pike
NESTOR 2. DELEVAUx
l705 Conneeftevt Avenue NV.
EDWARD JEWELRY & GIFTS
1851 NJ. Pleasant Street NV.
EYRES GIFTS
1884 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
DAVID 6. FRATklN
9o3 G Street NV.
FRIENDSHIP JEWELERS.
34l0 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
GOVERNOR SHEPPARD GIFTS
2l2l virsinio Avenue NV.
HORIZON JEWELERS.
35o4 18th Street NE.
n. S. KING CO., INC.
1879 lnoion Heed Hishwoy and
1884 Donnell Drive
LANES GIFTS
1929 Streets NV.
LAPlDARY JEWELERS., INC.
1882 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
JACOB B. LEvENSON
l720 Psnnsyivoniu Avenue NV.
LIVINGSTON & COMPANY
l423 H Street NV.
LANE JEWELERS.
17o0 6 Street NV.
ARTHUR Markell, INC.
940 r Street NV.
MeKIkkON JEWELERS.
63@ Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
NATIONAL JEWELERS.
1918 E Street NV.
NAVY JEWELLERS
1922 Nichols Avenue Sc.
CARL PETERSEN & SON
260l Connecticut Avenue NV.
ROSE BROTHERS JEWELRY
33l7 Connecticut Avenue NV.
ABRAHAM E. ScHOR
lll9 6 Street NV.
CHARLES SCHWARTZ & SON
1913 Street NV.
SHERIDAN JEWELRY co.
6222 Georgia Avenue NV.
SuRES, 1102 Connecticut Avenue NV.
TOBEY'S JEWELERS.,
25l9 Pennsylvania Avenue, NV.
VANITY FAIR,
1893 Connecticut Avenue NV.
ZuckERhAN JEWELERS.,
l4o6 K Street NV.
Evening star., 1961-12-12
At These QUALITY JEWELERS.
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
ANNAPOLIS
". R. CHANCE & SON,
ITO Main Street
COLUMBIA JEWELRY co.
1873 Main Street
BETHESDA
BETHESDA JEWELERS.. 744o Wise. Ave,
kAE-ROBIN GIFTS.
500 Arlington Rood
leBllNG, INC, 543s Wsstbard Avenue
BRENTWOOD
CAMEO JEWELERS.
3735 Rhode Island Avenue
CHEVY CHASE
R. HARRIS & CO..
Wisconsin & Western Avenues
COLLEGE PARK
JULIUS H. WoLPE & CO.,
1916 Baltimore Avenue
HYATTSVlLLE
JULIAN n. HANLEY
SIP Baltimore Avenue
LlSENBEE JEWElRY co.,
52l9 Baltimore Avenue
THEODORE NYE, JEWELERS.,
Prince Georges Plaza Shopping Cir.
LANDoVER HILLS
E. J. BROOKS JEWELERS.,
743s Annapolis Rood
LANGLEY PARK
FABRE JEWELERS.
80l2 New Hompshirs Avenue
LAUREL
LAUREL JEWELRY SHOP
MARROW HEIGHTS
THE GIFT SHOP, 427l Branch Avsnus
kARP JEWELERS.. 6o5s 2sth Avsnvs
QUEENSTOWN
FlEISHER JEWELERS.
3lal Queens Chopel Rood
ROCKVILLE
FIElSHER JEWELERS.
Congressional Shopping Ploza
GIFTS & CADETS
2l02 VisFs Mill Rood
MEDLEY & COMPANY
220 Eost Montgomery Avenue
SILVER SPRING
WRIcHr'S JeWElRY, INC,
s575 Georgia Avenue and
Evening star., 1961-12-12
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
UPPER MARLBORO
MARLBORO JeWElRY co.
405l Main Street
WALDORF
GARRISON JEWELERS.
WHEATON,
TIARA GIFTS
Wheaton PIuza Shopping Center
VIRGINIA
ALEXANDRIA
WILLIAM A. BROWN
2407 M. Vernon Avenue
LEON ElslSHER JEWELERS.. INC, Or
ARLINGTON, VA.
635 BeileView Blvd.
ANNANDALE
|. H. MCCORMICK. s7o6 coIvmbia Pike
ARLINGTON
LEON FlEISHER JEWELERS.
26l7 Columbia Pike
MllLIcAk JEWELERS.
ROOT JEWELERS., 1884 Wilson Blvd.
WERNER JEWELLERS
5ol3 Columbia Pike
CLARENDON
DEWlTT'S JEWELERS.
32l7 N. Washington Blvd.
ROGERS JEWElRY co.
3l72 Wilson Blvd.
FALLS CHURCH
FALLS CHURCH JEWELERS.
1903 W. Port Street
WINTHROP, INC.
Corners Shopping Center
LEESBURG
CAUlkINS JEWELERS.
REYNOLDS JEWELERS.
MANASSAS
W. c. ASHBY. 2ll Center Street
MCLEAN =.
Mclean JEWELERS.
1926 Chain Bridge Rood
SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD JEWELERS.. INC
$40 Springfield PlaIa /
VIENNA ii
kETTERMAN'S GIFTS & JsW6kaS
ll6 Maple Street
Evening star., 1961-12-12

Phlppne dancers CELTIC Vades Qef Nora center
Olivia Montnoa get their first look at the Lincoln Memorial and like
any tourists have their pictures taken friend with
mortal the The young ladies members of the Fp
scheduled
Thirteenth Allison streets NV
The troupe worldwide presenting philippine
Legend and Lore in Dance."-Star Staff by
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

fore ne desired Ia tell others
al ms peace aha love. Bul
how? Going To the minister OF
the local church. he laid bare
his heart and asked: "How can
l help to tell others of Christ?
! cannnt preach or teach"
Said the minister, you can
sing. Let us see If we can put
the stories OF Jesus into songs"
So Daulet. still using his
tambourine. visited village
homes and sang new words Of
faith. love. and cheer, using
the old tunes. When we called
with him at home, the greet
ing was, 'Daulet. will you sing
for u.s." His answer was, "YeS.
I'll sing and tell you of Jesus"
PRAYER: Our Father, NAV
we be ready always to witness
for our Lord in ways open 10
US. Help US to tell of the love
of Christ as best we can-in
our everyday words and ways.
So may others learn of Christ
through us. In His name. A
men
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY:
How can ! witness for my loar
today where | am?
Lois r. Atkins
(Canada)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
New Benefits
For Veterans

Veterans who were disabled
or survivors OF those who
were killed in accidents on the
way home from separation
centcrS prior To 1857 were
made eligible for certain benz
fits by recent action of Con-
grcSs. the Veterans Admins
tration announced.
These benefits have always
existed for veterans separated
after December 81, 1856. who
were considered by law to be
still in the military service I'M
til midnight of the day they
were discharged, and in some
cases even until they reached
home
Veterans separated before
this date. however. had been
considered to be civilians as
they travelled hOmcward and
thus an accident resulting IN
disability or death was not
considered service connected.
}. d. DeRamus. Manager. VA
Regional Office, WinSton-Sal-
en-. n. C.. said today.
Through the new law. Con-
grcsS has made veterans. dis
ablcd before 1857 in such tray
el. or dependents of veterans.
killed in such trdvS. eligible
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Upper
Room
Read Acts l9:l3-2O

O taste and see that the
Lord is good: blessed is the
man that trusteth in him.
psalm 34:8D
Daulat Singh. with his dane
ing and singing. had been for
years leader in The worship
OF village gods i'm Il hill district
OF North India. When his hour
OF trial came. III the sickness
and death of his wife. his gods
tailed him. He decided to learn
more about Jesus. of whom he
had heard. So Daulat Singh
went to the nearest mission
station.
After some months. he found
peace and became ChriSt'S de
voted one. II was not long be-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

mas launcneo its drive Ia raiSe
the second hall al lhc count,
quota of S7825. W. Horace
Carter. chairman. announced
today
Last year we contacted eve
ry business and professional
man in Columbus county with
a personal letter asking for
their support OF this farm
youth program. The All Deve-
lopment Fund is designed 20
assist deserving farm boys and
girls with college scholarships,
expand and improve All cam
paign facilities, and other
things. We feel thai it deserves
the support of every individu-
al, Carter said.
The drive is statewide and
North Carolina is seeking to
raise Sl,000.000 in support of
the program.
THE results of our drive
last fall was gratifying and We
have turned over S348l.47 IL
the state organization. This
leaves us with S4343.53 to
complete the Columbus goal
and project. This is not ali
annual drive. We have only 10
raise the money one time"
Carter said.
Business and professional
men are again being called up
on L. aSSiS. and letters will
shortly 90 out TO every one If
them. We are hopeful that
this time we will 60 over the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Shrinks Hemorrhoids
Without Surgery
Stops ltch-Relieyes Pain

For the first time science has found
new healing substance with the as
t3hiSh!ng ability to shrink hemor-
Iholis and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gehtiy relieving pain, actual reduc-
ti.h (shrlnkage) took place. Most
amazing Of all = results were so thor
ourh that sufferers made astonishing
statements like piles have ceased TO
=. L problem!" The secret is a new
meaning substance tBio-pyneS)-di dis
e'Htry OF world-famous research
Institute. This substance is now avail
aL'e IN s"ppOsitory or ointment form
called Preparation rs. At all drug
counters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Florida. Georgia, Louisiana.
Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Virginia.
Georgia ranked second only
TO Wisconsin i'm the production
of paper and board products
during 1860, with an output OF
2,O47,379 tons. Other Southern
states which produced more
than a million tons each were
Alabama, Florida. Louisiana.
North Carolina. South Caro-
lima and Virginia.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Scout Executive
Board Meetinu
10 Be Toniqhi

me Executive Board of the
APE Fear Area Council. Bow
scouts OF America will hold
It's quarterly business mec,in.
o" on. Wednesday, September
Eo'h nj 700 p. m. with a SIM
per meeting at the Hotel
Whiteville.
ID. NJ. Calhoun. Elizabeth
town. Council President. will
preside over the meeting It
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Tor service connected beiic-
tits
These benefits are not auto
matte, DeRamus pointed out,
nut must be sought through
application. Contact represent
ativeS al the nearest VA Of
nee Will explain the benefits
and help eligible persons pre-
pare their applications.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

top and thus mark a successful
conclusion To the project" he
said.
Other members of the coun-
" committee are l.. r. Bow
ers, Clyde Wayne and Mrs.
Marjorie Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

time plans will be devv-
ioped Tor the Fal. Program.
Operating Committee Chair
man will announce their plan.;
as follows: Walter Sheffield
Wilmington. Finance Chair
man. will announce the plan
Tor the Finance Campaign
which will Kickoff Tuesday,
October 10 in 33 communities
I'm the eight counties; Com
missioner Ned McEachern of
Wilmington will report on the
Fan Roundup and the re-uv-
cry plan on units and member
ship
A report of the summer Camp
and its activities will be made
by F. f. Stanley of Whining
ton.
Plans for the Training CON-
mittcc will be announced by
Walter Dudley, Chairman of
Red Springs. Gene Bowden.
Assistant National Director Of
the Training Services WI
meet with MI. Dudley and his
committee.
The Cape Fear Area Council
Is also Il member of the United
Funds Of New Hanover. Scot
land. and Hoke Counties ard
the ScouterS will be coopcrat-
ing with these United Funds.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Rowell Burleson
Enters The Uni.
Of North Carolina

CHAPEL HILL William
Rowell BurleSon. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Randall Burleson of
William ST. Tabor City, N. c.
Is enrolled in the University
of North Carolina School Of
Medicine at Chapel Hill
BurleSon attended high school
at Tabor City. His pre-medic-
al work was done AT UniverS-
lily of North Carolina.
The four year program at
the UNC School of Medicine
leads Ia a degree of doctor of
medicine
BurleSon is now in his Bird
wear of the course. He is SchC-
dulcd To graduate in June 1864.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Eight OF the - states which
produced more than "a million
tons of wood pulp used in the
manufacture of paper and
board in 1860 were i'm the
South. They were Alabama,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

FOR RENT - 2 or Groom a.
partment. with private cntr-
ance. Upstairs, fully furnish
ed. Phone 462l. J. Nj. gl27ch.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27

Q AVAILABILITY In the sixty three year history q
Cooperative all without have
been paid Immediately ON DEMAND.
Q MORTGAGE LOANS - Direct Reduction Loans from
to 20 made improved real estate. Monthly
payments include principal. interest taxes and in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-09-27
Cooperative Offers You

. INSURED SAVINGS All savings invested in
operative Savings Accounts insured 900 90
by the Federal Savings and Loan Corporation
. FOUR PER CENT DIVIDENDS - Dividends are paid
On Cooperative Savings Accounts twice each year - in
June and December - at the rate of A. per annum.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Inaugural Ball
To be Held in
New ANC ArmOry

The State of Alaska's first Pres
idential Inaugural Ball will be
the entire United States last In
augural Ball as far as time
zones are concerned.
Boring Standard Time, which
includes Nome, is indeed six
hours behind Eastern Standard
Time in which Washington, d. C..
is located, as we'll as the last
U. S. time zone West before the
International Date Line turns to-
day into tomorrow. This also
means that Nome's Inaugural Ball
will be the closest one ever held
to the Soviet Union. It is only
some 140 air miles from Nome to
the first perimeter of Russian
territory.
Friday evening, Jan. 20 at 9
o'clock at the new National Guard
Armory will be the time and place
for this unique first in Nome's
history.
A 5-piece orchestra direct from
Fort Richardson will furnish
music for all ages, and refresh
ments will be available.
At II o'clock a short flag cere-
mony, conducted by Civil Air
Patrol Cadets, and playing of the
National Anthem will intervene
An invocation, along with brief
statements by Nome's Mayor
Steffen Andersen and 1t. Col
Richardson of the u. S. Army
will be given in keeping with the
non-partisan spirit and tribute in
welcoming the new President Of
the United States.
Our new National Guard Ar
mory is a fitting place to hold
this event inasmuch as our in
coming President will also be
Commandments of the Armed
Forces of the United States.
The public is cordially invited
to attend, with admission price
$1.00 per person. Net proceeds
from the function will be donated
to the 1861 New March of Dimes
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Kotzebue "HuSkies'
Invade NanOOkS Maple

The Kotzebue High School
basketball team, the "Huskies,"
arrived today by Twin-Beech for
their first" game with the Nome
High School Nanooks.
This is the first intra school
basketball game to be played in
Northwestern Alaska.
Coach Don Moline accompan-
led the six players, who are:
Robert Lee, Dave Sherbahn,
Gene Sampson, Hale Hunnic,
Fletcher Gregg, and John Riley.
Game time is o'clock at the
School Gym. An added attraction
will be the introduction of the
Alaska Junior Miss contestants.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
PRINCESS SORAYA TRIES TO
HEAL HER BROKEN HEART

MILAN, Italy Up = The Milan
magazine Gente said Princess
Soraya is trying to heal her heart
in Kitzbuhel, Austria, after
broken American romance. The
magazine linked the name Of the
former Queen of Iran with that
of American TV action star Hugh
O'Brian.
Gente said Soraya was forced
to return to Europe from Ameri-
ca when her father phoned her
that Shah Reza Pah1evi disap-
proved of the romance. The Shah
divorced Soraya in 1858 because
she had no children. He has since
remarked and has son.
Gente said the Shah threatened
reduction, or suspension, of Sor-
aya's alimony.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Kennedy's Assets
Valued Up to
$40 Million
By MdrUin l.. ArrotDSmith

PALM BEACH, Fla. Up - Pres
ident-elect John F. Kennedy ap-
pears to have investment assets
valued at perhaps up to $40 mil
lion.
This was indicated last night
when it was disclosed that Ken
nedy has converted all of his in
vestments over which he had con-
troll into government bonds =
federal, state and municipal.
Pierre Salinger, his press Sec
rotary, told newsmen in response
to questions that the President
elects total holdings now consist
of such bonds, plus the houses
he owns in Washington and at
Hyannis Port, Mass, and three
trust funds set up for him and his
brothers and sisters by their ia
Their, Joseph P. Kennedy.
Salinger said the President
elects income from those trusts
set up in 1926, 1886 and 1949-
amounts to about 100000 annual
ly, after taxes. The income be-
fore taxes repeatedly is about
$500,000 year.
Assuming interest at the rate
of about 4 to 5 per cent, the
funds could have principal
value of close to $40 million. Ken
nedy has other holdings, includ-
ing the undisclosed value of in
vestments he has converted into
government bonds.
His home in Washington's fash
ionable Georgetown area reported
ly is valued at about 100000
The Hyannis Port place is an ad
ditional asset.
Salinger refused to give fig
ures on Kennedy's holdings be-
yond the income realized from
the trust funds.
The three trusts are irrevocable
which means the President-elec1
has no control over investment o.
the principal. His mother report
eddy is one of the trustees.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
PETE RADEMACHER TO
FIGHT IN ANCHORAGE
CEATwTT i'd pota I

SEATTLE Up Pete Rade-
macher has agreed to fight next
month in Anchorage, during that
city's annual Fur Rendezvous. The
former Olympic heavyweight
champion reached Seattle Friday
to train for his Jan. % fight here
with Donnie Fleeman of Mid
lothian, Tex.
George Chambers, Rademach-
er's trainer, said an opponent had
not yet been named for the An
chorage scrap.
Rademacher, a Yakima Valley
man now living in Columbus, Ga,
fought Floyd Patterson for the
world heavyweight title in his
first professional appearance,
losing by a knockout.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Pioneers to Hold Annual
Card Party Tournament

The annual Pioneer Card Party
Tournament will commence or
Saturday, Jan. 20.
This traditional winter activity
open to the public and conducted
by the Pioneers of Alaska since
the early days of Nome, will con-
sist of series of six evenings
of Whist with prizes awarded
each evening.
Also, there will be grand prizes
for the winners of the tourna-
ment. Tentative dates selected for
the series games are Jan. %, Feb.
II and 25, March II and Is and
April g.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Public Service Commission
Holds Hearings on
Proposed Regulations

The State Public Service Com
mission held hearing yesterday
in the Grand Jury Room of the
Federal Building on proposed
commerce regulations to be recon-
mended to the state legislature.
The hearing dealt with mat
tiers of air commerce, motor
freight carriers, and public util-
tiles.
Members of the Commission are
Chuck Herbert, chairman of An
chorage; Clyde Courtnage, Of
Ketchikan, and Karl Walter Jr.,
of Fairbanks. Also present was
Jim Lowell, counsel for the Wash
ington State Public Service Com
mission; Neal w. Foster, Direc-
tor of Air Commerce and Will
liam Meehan Jr., Director of
Motor Freight Traffic.
Presenting testimony before the
Commission on the matter of air
commerce were: Martin Olson Of
Golovin, Rep. Art johnson Of
Nome and Rep. Bob Blodgett of
Teller.
Howard Crinklaw of the Nome
Power and Light Utilities and
Mrs. Pete Reader testified on
public utilities
Recorder for the Commission y
, Mrs. Pat Wood of AnchoK0GV
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
Junior Miss
Contestants Arrive
Set for Pageant

Alaska's Junior Miss Pageant
began with the arrival of three
contestants by plane this morn
ing. Teresa Hanson of Anchorage,
Martina Oyoumick of Unalakleet
and Mary Black of Fairbanks
were met at the airport by a well
coming committee and the Nome
contestant, Clarice Hardy.
The four girls were the guests
of the Nome Jaycees at luncheon
at the North Star. They will have
dinner this evening at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Barrow Morgan.
Then, at the Kotzebue-Nome
basketball game tonight, the four
Junior Misses will be introduced
to the general public for the first
time. After the basketball game
they will be guests of honor at an
informal dance in the Multi-Pur-
pose Room of the school from 9
to IL. Music will be provided by
Louie Green and his band.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the girls
will start out with tour of the
town and vicinity. At noon they
will lunch with the Contest
Judges and the Jaycee commit
tee.
At 8 o'clock Saturday evening,
at the School Auditorium, Alas
ka's Junior Miss will be selected.
The judges will be Rev. Deal,
Methodist minister from Anchor
age; Jeff Bayer, chief stewardess
for Alaska Airlines, and Maj.
Lille of the Army Advisor De-
tachment in Juneau.
On Sunday morning the girls
will attend the church of their
choice. Lunch will be with the
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at the
Seaview Room, at noon.
In the afternoon the girls will
be taken for dog team rides and
an outing with Nome High School
students with Clarice Hardy and
Edna johnson as hostesses.
The evening will end with no
host banquet for the contestants
at the Seaview Room.
On Monday morning, before
their departure for home, the girls
will breakfast with their hosts,
the Jaycee Committee at the
North Star.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1961-01-13
NBC Cancels Comedy
Skit Based on President
Elect and Spouse

NEW YORK Up - A scheduled
comedy skit on President-elect
John F. Kennedy and his wife,
Jacqueline, has been scrapped by
the National Broadcasting Co.
An eight-minute sketch had been
written for comedian Art Car
ney's NBC-TV show next Tues
day, three days before Kennedy's
Inauguration as the nations 35th
President.
Carney was to have played the
role of Kennedy and actress Lee
Remick the part Of Mrs. Ken
nedy. The setting was to have
been the White House after Ken
nedy's Inauguration.
An NBC spokesman said yes
terday 1--WE thought it would have
been improper to have performers
actually portraying the President
and his wife. Our decision was
based on a matter of good taste"