Salvation Army belief
Totals $500 for This Area
The Salvation Army CommitUx
met for ro-organization with Maj
1 *'stcr lioimes of the Salvatior
Army who is here on his annua
fund raising campaign.
Maj. Holmes states that Car
Glavinovich is chairman of thi
local committee with Boyd Har
wood, secretary and Wallace Me
Ivor, treasurer. Other members
are Dr. Robert Fenstermacher arc
Bon Davis who is relief chairman
In the local fund available fei
relief when needed and approvec
bv the committee lias been aceu
inulated a share of collections ir
this area which now amounts tc
over $500.
Maj. Holmes has visited Tellei
and the road camp in that area, is
visiting St. Lawrence Island and
plans to continue his local cam
paign upon his return as well as
the road camps in this area.
Frank Couch on Vacation
Frank Couch, manager of the
N.C. Co. for the past two years,
leaves today on a month’s vacation
trip which will also include a buy
ing trip and a conference at com
pany headquarters in Seattle.
Mr. Couch, who is president of
the Chamber of Commerce, will
be accompanied by his wife and
will visit in their home town of
Portland, Ore.
During his absence. Dick Deems
will be in charge of the N.C. Store
here.
WHERE YOUR RED
CROSS DOLLARS GO
A grand total of nearly $99,400.
000 was spent for Red Cross serv
ices during the year 1961-62.
Thirty-seven percent of the total
was for services to members of
the armed forces, veterans and
their families; 13 per cent for the
blood program; 13 per cent for
disaster services; 8 per cent for
health, nursing and safety services
and 4 per cent for children and
youth services.
Sam Wittenburg, school boy of
? early days of Nome and mem
er of one of Nome’s pioneer fam
ines, is expected to arrive here to
on his first visit back to Nome
. ice 1921 and visit with his
f ends, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. ader.
Anyone desiring change in list
ings or additions in listings in the
next telephone directory should
notify Nome Telephone Co. by
Aug. 17.
Trailways Plans to
Incorporate Nome and
Kotzebue in Tour Package
Myrl Hoover, president of Pa
cific Trailways and Norman
Kneisel of the Portland agency,
are visitors in Nome in the in
terest of the organized tours which
come through here sponsored by
Trailways.
These Alaskan tours, stated Mr.
Hoover, are 28-dav bus tours going i
through Canada, up the Alaska j
Marine Highway to Anchorage, i
taking in Fairbanks and McKinley j
and returning down the Alaska j
Highway to Lake Louise and the
Okanogan Valley and back to
Portland.
Next year the company plans to
incorporate Nome and Kotzebue
into their tour package so that
Trailways’ guests can see all of
Alaska.
A new permit next year will
| also make it possible, they stated,
for Nome residents to join the
tours at Fairbanks or Anchorage
and take in a very enjoyable trip
going south through Canada.
Successful Operation
Friends of Beverly Morgan will
be glad to learn that she has been
successfully operated upon for
j cataracts of the eyes and will be
home at the end of the month with
| her husband, Stan Morgan, after
an absence of several months.
^orinr.e K.eriooi, itinerant pub
: lie health nurse for the area around
Nome has completed her tour of
duty here and is returning to the
i lower forty-eight. No replacement
has been named for her to date.
Negligent Homicide Charge
JUNEAU uP* — State police have
arrested a 17-year-old boy who is
being held in jail pending the
filing of charges of negligent homi
cide in the hit-and-run death of
a 3V2-year-old child in Sitka yes
I terdav afternoon.
A trooper told police division
' headquarters here that the car was
reported driven by the youth at a
high rate of speed. The driver had
no operator’s license. State Police
said. Three other juveniles were
reported riding in the vehicle.
NOTICE
All vehicles operated in the City
of Nome are required to have city
stickers displayed on the wind
shield.
These stickers can be purchased 1
at the City Clerk's Officee.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Aug. 14. 16, 1963.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Leaves Hospital for Home
HYANNIS PORT, Mass, i.T»
Mrs. John Kennedy, holding tlie
President’s hand and managing a
smile, went home from the hospital
today and her doctor promptly sug
gested that she curtail all of her
official activities •‘until after the
first of the year.”
The long convalescent period
was similar to one Dr. John W.
Walsh had advised for Mrs. Ken
nedy after the birth of her first
son, also by caesarean section, in
1960.
Mrs. Kennedy made a very sat
isfactory recovery." said White
' House press secretary Pierre Sal
’ inger in a statement shortly after
Mrs. Kennedy left the hospital
* at Otis Air Force Base.
She flew by helicopter with the
: President to their Squaw Island
summer home near Hyannis Port
where she will stay now probably
L into mid-September.
Mrs. Kennedy had a long hair
1 do, vastly different from the bouf
fant ones she usually wears.
* Photographers and reporters
stood behind a rope barrier and
Air Force personnel, families and
children came out to watch Mrs.
t Kennedy’s departure after a week
. in the hospital following the birth
of her third child, Patrick Bouvier
Kennedy, who lived less than two
‘ days.
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Theresa Penatac was given a 4
month suspended sentence on a
disorderly conduct charge.
John Penatac was found guilty
of assault and given a 3-month
sentence.
Jerry Cavota was fined $5.00
for driving with only one head
light.
Hospital News
Admitted: Paul Kunnuk, Ivan
Johnson.
Discharged: Ina Annogiyuk and
baby girl, Marcella Hernandez
and baby son, Shane Hester.
U.S. Jet Fighters for Norway
BODOE, Norway l/P* — Norway
received today its first U.S.-made
104-G Starfighter interceptor jet
fighter planes to strengthen its far
north air defense.
Minister of Defense, Dr. Gud
mund Harlmen, at a ceremony at
Bodoe Air Force Base, accepted
13 of the new fighter planes from
Rear Adm. Joshua Cooper, head
of the U.S. military assistance ad
visory group in Oslo.
A Colorado court has ruled that
a telephone booth is a building.
NOTICE
Pilgrim Springs Airport is
closed due to hazardous and un
safe condition of the field. An
nouncement of re-opening will be
made when repairs are made.
—Teddy Johanson
THE MIGHTY MIDGET
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or woman to supply Rawleigh
products to consumers in Nome
& vicinity. Can earn $50 week
ly part time—$100 or more full
time. Write Rawleigh, 306 Ade
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FAIRBANKS tP — The body of
a 39-year-old Wisconsin scientist
was retrieved Tuesday night from
a floating ice island at the North
Pole.
The scientist, Jerome Hirsch
man, dic'd last month on Arlis II,
a U S. research station.
The body was recovered by a
plane equipped with an aerial re
trieving apparatus.
It will be flown to Elmandorf
Air Force Base where an autopsy
will be performed. A funeral is
planned in New York City.
COMIN* and GOIN'
To Fairbanks: Ferdie Swan
son, Laura Johnsen, A. Swanberg,
Guy Rivers, H. Wright, Pete Dan
vik, R. Rutherford, R. Hausler, F.
Beish, Corinne Kerfoot, B. Jor
genson.
To Kotzebue: Frank Kayatuk,
Wm. Vickers.
From Kotzebue: A. Mitrovich.
From Fairbanks: F. Milan, W.
Millard, J. Schuman, J. Hagrie,
H. Wright, Fred Buck, Fern and
Herbie Locke, A. Vance, Hugh
Keith, Mike Blanning, Mr. and
Mrs. Krotcher, Mike Thompson,
Allen Alowa, Mr. and Mrs. R.
Murrell, Bob Walsh, Ken Cohen,
J. Keeliher, R. Cairns, M. Kack,
M. Trigg, R. Jensen, H. Caufman,
R. Kirsop.
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Very Much Encouraged
WASHINGTON tP — Chairman
j Emanuel Celler, (D-N.Y.), said to
i day he was “very much encourag
1 ed” by the progress made by his
House Judiciary Subcommittee to
day on the civil rights bill.
The opening discussion on the
administration's seven-point bill
showed an intention by the mem
bers to get “a good, solid bill,”
Celler said after the meeting.
He would not give any details
of the discussion.
The subcommittee will meet
again tomorrow and three days
next week.
The subcommittee, after exten
sive hearings, started work today
on President Kennedy's legisla
tive proposals for civil rights.
$492.52 Phone Bill Due
KETCHIKAN UP — Chris Pal
zer’s telephone bill amounted to
$492.52 in May and June and the
Ketchikan Public Utilities said
j yesterday that he hadn’t sent along
a check in payment.
So KPU has a suit on file in Dis
trict Magistrate’s Court,
j Besides the bill itself, the utili
! ties asks that the former ferry
I concessionaire come up with $83.97
[ for attorney’s and other fees.
Palzer’s whereabouts was not
known here.
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To Nortfnvestern Alaska Since 1904
BRANCHES IN KOTZEBUE and BARROW —
special . . .
for the bride
Hand Selected Bone China
from Canada
Beautiful Household Lines
Smart Bathroom Accessories
in many colors
All personally selected by
DOROTHY’
on her recent buying trip
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