SPRY BANK MANAGER
APPREHENDS ROBBER
CLEVELAND, Ohio <*» — Mrs.
Wm. Geralds was approaching the
entrance to the Union Commerce
Bank branch in suburban Shaker
Heights Wednesday when she was
jostled by a man running from
the bank. In hot pursuit was Mrs.
Geralds’ husband, manager of the
branch.
She began running alongside her
husband and asked, “Whats going
on?”
“I’m chasing a bank robber,” he
answered. “Get out of here.”
Geralds, 36, pursued the man and
caught him in a field. He recovered
$5,854 that had been taken from
the bank a few minutes earlier.
Police identified the robber as
William A. Goodman, 35, a Brecks
ville salesman.
SPENT ALL BUT $68
WASHINGTON UP> — The Alaska
International Rail and Highway
Commission spent all but $68 of
the $300,000 Congress provided
for the transportation study it
completed in May 1961.
The Comptroller General, in a
report to Congress, said the com
mission administered its activi
ties and accounted for its funds,
except for two exceptions involv
ing about $2,600 for employe
travel and leave expenses. Adjust
ments of these items have been
directed, a General Accounting
Office spokesman said.
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Ten Top Tunes
Little Peggy March’s recording
of “I Will Follow Him” has taken
over the number one spot in Cash
Box magazine’s latest listing of the
top 20 best-selling tunes across
the nation.
Here are the first ten best-sell
ing tunes in order:
1. I Will Follow Him, Little
Peggy March.
2. Can’t Get Used to Losing
You, Andy Williams.
3. Puff (The Magic Dragon) ,
Peter, Paul and Mary.
4. He’s So Fine, the Chiffons.
5. Pipeline, The Chantays.
6. Surfin’ U-S-A, The Beach
Boys.
7. Baby Workout, Jackie
Wilson.
8. If You Wanna Be Happy,
Jimmy Soul.
9. Watermelon Man, Mongo
Santamaria.
10. Foolish Little Girl, The
Shirelles.
Hospital News
Admitted: Marie Pushruk, Roy
Hunt, John Seegoonick, Alice
Anagnac, Wm. Kowelak, Phillip
Dexter.
Discharged: Freida Olanna, Bar
bara Analook and infant.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherman
are the parents of a daughter born
this morning at the hospital.
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Phone 2651 Box 401
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: F. Lee, Mr
Allan, Dr. Simonsma, C. Ollana
Ross Miller, Frank Degnan, Pete
Walsh, Dorothy Craig, L. Koene
kamp, H. Koenekamp, Jack Huff
smith, Mr. and Mrs. Laben Iya
tunguk and family, Bob Hoitt, Bill
Bezona, Roberta Synder, Larry
Galvin, Roy Rider, B. Carey.
From Kotzebue: George Wash
ington Jr., Clark Andreson, Chas.
Foreswellers.
To Kotzebue: Charlie Kinnee
veauk, Daniel Henry, Jack Law
son, Dick Miller.
To Fairbanks: Grafton Bergman,
Fred Woldstad, A1 Van Gries.
Ann Chambers Elected
Treasurer of Stale Young GOPs
At the state meeting of the
Young Republican Club, held in
Anchorage last week, Ann Cham
bers, daughter of Mrs. Myrtle
Johnson, and a student at the U
of Alaska, was elected treasurer
of the club.
Other officers included Donald
Smith of Anchorage as president;
Carroll Madden of Alaska Metho
dist University, vice president; and
Joe Williford of Anchorage, sec
retary.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
STRAUB
Service Center
Radio & TV
Appliance Repair
. House Rentals
Phone 2260
Latin, Yes! . . .
In reply to a New York school
girl, who wrote to him and other i
senators to ask why kids should
be made to study Latin, Sen.
Ernest Gruening gave this answer:
“I studied Latin in school for
four years and have been very
happy that I have done so. I con
sider it invaluable for any per
son who wants to consider himself
educated. It helps in the under
standing of our own language and
is of great help if one wants to
study any of the Latin languages,
such as French, Spanish, Italian
and Portuguese. I feel very strongly
that you should continue your study
of Latin and use it as a base to
acquire knowledge of one of the
modem languages derived fom it.”
I NOTICE
Dog licenses for year ending
March 31, 1964, are now available
at the City Clerk's Office.
Male Dogs $2.00
Female Dogs $3.00
All dogs over 10 months of age
must be licensed.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: April 26, 29, May 1, 3, 1963.
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