$3.5 Million Fire Razes
Si. Regis Paper Co.
PENSACOLA, Fla. UP> — Fire
caused an. estimated $3.5 million
damage Friday to a storage build
ing about the size of a football
field at the St. Regis Paper Co.,
one of the largest kraft paper con
cerns in the nation.
Part of the damage, about $1.5
million, was done to 8,000 tons of
rolled, heavy paper, company of
ficials said. Equipment and struct
ual damage accounted for the re
mainder of the damage.
McNamara Foresees No Absolute
Defense Aganist Ballistic Missiles
WASHINGTON (A — Secretary
of Defense Robert McNamara
says no amount of money can
make possible an absolute defense
of the United States against in
tercontinental ballistic missiles.
More than $30 million will be
spent in the next fiscal year on
anti-missile technology', McNa
mara said Sunday, “but we can
see no reasonable prospect for
successfully developing that ca
pability.”
Superase Bond Typing Paper
For Sale at the Nugget
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Dial 2671
P.O. Box 460
LIONS DISTRICT GOVERNOR
VISITS WITH NOME CLUB
iMurlin Day, Lions District Gov
ernor, visited the Nome club on
Saturday and Sunday. On Satur
day evening he was a guest of
the club at an informal get
together with members and their
wives at the Seaview Room.
On Sunday morning Mr. Day
met with members at a break
fast meeting and discussed club
problems with local president
Don Perkins and others.
Gov. Day enjoyed a short
sightseeing trip in the afternoon
and commented on the many
changes apparent since he was
last in Nome about 14 years ago.
Mr. Day came here with the
Bethel charter Saturday and
returned with group, taking off
at about 11 p.m. last night.
COMIN' . . .
From Fairbanks: Harry Lewis,
Mr. Eliingsworth.
GO IN' . . .
To Fairbanks: Arthur Clark,
Jens Forshaug, Keith Hedreen,
Bob Renshaw, Hap Eberle, Tom
House, Kitty Williams, Lee Her
man, Fritz Wien, E. Ausland,
E. F. Doir, R. Walthers, John
Murchison.
New Nurse Here
With the arrival of Barbara
Tolonen from Duluth, Minn., the
MMM Hospital is fully staffed
with nurses. Miss Tolonen ar
rived last week.
TAKE ISSUE WITH CRITICS
OF FALLOUT SHELTERS
WASHINGTONMP)—Deputy Sec
retary of Defense lioswell Gil
patric took issue today with crit
ics of the fallout shelter program.
He said the shelters could save 40
million to 55 million lives in the
event of a nuclear attack.
“The major premise of the new
Civil Defense Corps is that fall
out shelter space is clearly worth
while in every part of the United
States, in the large cities as well
as smaller towns and rural areas,"
Gilpatric said in an address pre
pared for delivery to the U. S.
Civil Defense Council session to
day.
Tighten Requirements
For Teachers in Alaska
JUNEAU — Legislation
tightening the educational re
quirements for teachers employed
in Alaska’s schools received the
approval of the Senate today, 18-0.
Under the terms of the bill
after Sept. 1, 1962, teaching certi
ficates would be issued only to
those teachers who have received
a bachelors degree, in which has
been included at least 24 semester
hours of education.
Museum Meeting Tuesday Night
There will be a meeting to
row evening at 7:30 in the multi
purpose room of the School for
those interested in hearing re
ports on the developments to
ward having a Nome museum.
Everyone welcome.
Fine Job Printing At The Nuggd
Gold Diggers Bowling League
Men’s high game went to Jim
St. Amour 190, Bob Renshaw and
Tom House 189.
Men’s high individual series
went to Bob Renshaw 526, Jim
St. Amour 519, Tom House 479.
Woman’s high game went to
Pauline Eberle 189, Betty Gus
tafson 172, Pat St. Amour 168.
Women’s high series went to
Pauline Eberle 511, Pat St.
Amour 480, Fay Lienard 466.
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sale who wish pick-up may
contact Helen Fagersirom. The
pick-up will be on Wednesday
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Has New Romance
' ROME W — Rome buzzed with
•umor and gossip of a rift between
ictress Elizabeth Taylor and her
singer husband, Eddie Fisher.
The reports swelled — despite
ienials — at Cinecitta, Rome’s
version of Hollywood, and in via
/eneto’s sidewalk cafes.
Fisher denied the reports. So
lid lawyers. So did Spyros Skou
•as, head of 20th Century Fox
vhich is producing “Cleopatra"—
nost costly film ever—with Miss
faylor in the title role. But the
tumors rolled on.
Rome newspapers, most of them
epeating stories published abroad,
laid Miss Taylor was “madly In
ove” with British actor Richard
3urton, the Marc Anthony of her
Cleopatra, When reports linking
heir names circulated several
veeks ago Burton’s press agent
ssued a statement denying any
'omance, but a representative of
10th Century Fox said later the
statement was issued without
3urton’s knowledge. The public
relations man then said that so
tar as it was concerned the state
ment “was official and stands as
issued." Still later, James Benton,
Burton’s personal secretary, con
sulted the actor and asserted:
‘We consider the 20th Century
Fox statement is correct.”
(Miss Taylor could not £>e readi
ed in her walled villa near Rome’s
famed Appian Way. She lives
there with Fisher, the children
of Miss Taylor’s previous mar
riages and an 11-month-old slight
ly crippled German orphan girl
they adopted last January.
Robert Abrahm, Miss Taylor’s
attorney, was more emphatic.
“These reports are absolutely
false. I know this.”
The strongest evidence — if it
could be called that — support
ing the rumors were the facial
expressions of Miss Taylor and
Fisher, in published photographs.
They are grim.
You have enough phosphorus in
your system for 750,000 matches.
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Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
• Pete Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Pearl Bohrer
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
Anvil Lodge
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Carl Mickelson, W. M.
Norvln W. Lewis. Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
Of Each Month
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Nome Cadet Squadron
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M—ttnto - CHh Thursday 7:00 pan.