Pope John XXIII
Makes Plea to World
Leaders to Save Peace
VATICAN CITY T Pope l
John XXIII. showing deep con- j
corn over the Cuban crisis, appeal
ed urgently to the world's rulers :
Thursday to do everything in their
power to save peace.
l'he 80-year-old Pontiff made the
plea in a surprise broadcast beam
ed around the world by the Vatican
radio. He apparently decided on
the plea only a few hours before
the broadcast.
The Pope spoke for 2uj minutes,
supplicating the world leaders to
do all they can for peace.
“By so doing they will spare
the world the horrors of a war
that could have disastrous conse
quences such as nobody can fore
see,’' he said.
"Let them continue to negotiate
because this loyal and open atti
tude is of great value as a witness!
in the face of history.
“To promote, favor and accept
negotiations, at all levels and at all
times, is a rule of wisdom and pru
dence which calls down the bles
sings of heaven and earth.”
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TROOP G6 NEWS
By Michael Thompson, Scribe
Troop til!. Boy Scouts of America,
was called to order by Willie
Hoogendorn Wednesday night. The
Scout Oath and the Scout Laws
were said.
Drills were sharpened up on, with
Willie Hoogendorn calling the
commands. The Scouts then played
a game of Cranes and Crows with
the Crows winning. The patrols
went to their corners and elected
a new scribe, Michael Thompson.
The patrols discussed a troop
hike to King Mountain on Satur
day. The Scout circle was formed
and benediction was said.
After the* meeting there was a
short patrol leaders meeting.
just a Firecracker . . .
SANTIAGO, Chile l/P — A small
explosive device was found at the
door of the radio and movie sec
tion of the U.S. Information Agen
cy here Wednesday night. A po
liceman soaked it with water before
it could go off.
The device — described by a
U.S. spokesman as “just a fire
cracker’’—was noticed by a passer
by during pro-Cuban demonstra
tions in downtown Santiago. The
passerby called the policeman.
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School Hoard
Reviews Policies.
Hears Reports
Tnc ayno;i of the Nome School
I Board meeting Tuesday evenin';
included a report by Walter Mac
I Donald, Director of Guidance, in
| Nome High School. Mr. MacDonald
explained his duties in relationship
with students, the administration
and parents.
President Ash Craft reported on
the recent joint meeting of the
Alaska School Board Assn, and the
Superintendent’s Advisory Comis
sion at Sitka. The highlights of
| the meetings, speeches and resolu
i turns were reported upon.
Superintendent Victor Charles |
j reported that the preliminary hi"-- '
! get fen the 1963-C54 school vea: i-ri |
j been completed.
The members approved .- a .
of the changes in the Policy Band
book which was suggested
committee of the Nome Edt. ■ /..
Assn.
Members present were: A
Craft, Roy Snyder, Dick Galich r. |
James Oksoktaruk and Paul Man- j
; deville.
Also in attendance were Marc j
Beauchamp, Larry Bourger, Sadie
| Reddaway, Vera Gelzcr, Victor
j Charles and Rev. Everett Bach
| elder.
The next regular meeting will
be in the Remedial Reading Room i
! of the Nome School at 7:30 p.m..
I Nov. 12.
! Ash Craft Elected President of
Alaska School Board Association
| Ash Craft, president of the Nome
j Board of Education and vice presi
i dent of the Alaska School Board
| Assn., was elected president of th >
1 Alaska School Board Assn, at its
annual meeting held in Sitka 1 t
week.
His new duties begin immediate
ly in coordinating and planning for
the joint meeting of the Alaska
School Board Assn, and Superin
tendent’s Conference to be held in
Cordova next October. The newly
elected president is also entitled to
attend the National School Boards
Assn, meeting to be held in Denver |
next year. j
Homemaking Class
Sponsors Window Display
As part of their domestic train
ing, the 6th period Home Econ
omics 1 Class at Nome High School
has undertaken a display project
in a window of the Nome Drug
Store. Currently there is a Hal
loween display. It consists of a
tundra and driftwood centerpiece
and party favors made from pop
corn balls, candy marshmallows
and paper items found in the
home. Each month Patsy Longloy,
Cathy Walsh, Judy Kelley, and
Laura Walker plan to have such
an exhibit for one week to relate
the ideas and items that have i
been produced in the classroom, j
Mrs. Sharon Bell is the high school J
homemaking high school instructor.
In Palo Alto, Calif., some baby
sitters are demanding—and get
ting—the cost of their husband’s
dinner in addition to their regular
fees.
Vote For
Pearse M.
(Pete) Walsli
A Democrat Seeking the
Senate Seat
District P
J I will appreciate your voting
for me on November 6.
For continued progress and
development of all Alaska
Vote the
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In.; I liters Plan to Raise
Sunken Chlarint* Tank
NA rCHEZ, All's.--. .4' — Engi
neois hope tr> raise another chlor
ine tank from a sunken barge in
the Mississippi River late '
week. The first tank was re
covered Wednesday without, mis
hap.
U.S. Army Engineers reported
no signs that any of the Jeth I
fumes leaked from the 275-tor.
tank, raised during a 29-minute
operation.
Leakage would require evacu
ation of up to 80,000 persons in
a six-county area near Natchez.
Four chlorine tanks were aboard
a barge that sank in March 1961.
The tanks are being recovered in
order to prevent a catastrophe
should they burst while in the
river.
Ice Worm Bowling League
Wednesday night results:
High single game: Pa u 1 i n e
:i-Tie 184. Ilene Schick 157.
High series: Pauline Eberle 497,
Ilene Shick 460, Borgnv Reader
386.
High team series: Nome Tele
phone 1716. Starhtes 1511. Bilb
kins 1261.
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Nome Telephone 15 l
Starlites 12 4
Billikins 5 11
Bering Sea 0 16
American men arc getting big
ger-chested. The average male
coat size has increased from 38 to
41 in the past 30 years.
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Bank Turns i p 8500.000
Shortage In Honored
hr ,i Helen*-Fund FUevks
YORK. Neb. .•? — Countv Any.
Ray Svehla said Thursday die
i vie* pn ident of a village ban!;
1 recounted how a $500,000 shortage
! mushroomed over three decacies be
muse he and the cashier honored
so many small insufficient-fund
checks.
The State Bank of Gresham, in
an eastern Nebraska community
of 239 person.-, was closed by the
State Banking Department after
the 73-year-old cashier. Arthur
Wolford, shot and killed himself
a. a hank examiner calked in
Monday.
To vice presiden*, Harr-. Hyl
ton of York, told his story yester
day to the State Banking Director.
Ralph Misko. and Svekia m Lin
coln.
Svehla said he expects to file
charges in a day or Two when the
investigation is complete.
Hyiton, 09. in ;• signed state
ment set the amount of the m,
appropriations at $468,000. He sai l
■ ney went back to 1931 prior to
the rnenter of the state bank with
another in whic he and Walford
.'ere officers.
Sveiiia said Hylton told how the
bank honored insufficient fund
chuck.',, all of them under $500,
treatin'' them as loans and ex
pecting customers to make them
ao<>d ( ventually.
Svehla said the banker csti noted
that $50,000 worth of these checks
are still collectable.
Hylton told Misko and Svehla
ti at n* Aker he nor Walford. bene
fited personally from the misap
1 propitiations.
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