5-Year-Old Boy Wins
Juneau Fishing Derby
JUNEAU IP — Juneau's fisher
men are pinker than salmon.
More than 1,000 anglers turned
bright red yesterday when the an
nual three-day salmon fishing
derby came to an end with a five
year-old boy in first place and
a woman in second.
Jody Pasquan of Juneau caught
a 43-pound 15 ounce salmon Satur
day. That’s almost two pounds
more than he weighs. Jody’s father
netted the fish and he’ll probably
have to help bring home the first
prize, a brand new car, too.
Mrs. Cleone Kelly of Juneau
was second with a 35 pound 15
ounce salmon and William Walder
of Juneau third with one that
weighed 31 pounds 12 ounces.
Edward Gray of Port Orchard,
Wn., won the halibut division with
a 138-pounder.
Joe Walsh, who has been sta
tioned here for the past year with
the FAA, has been named station
manager for Kotzebue and will be
leaving with his family to make
his home there.
Arley R. Evans, of Cold Bay,
has been selected to replace Jim
Ray as flight service station chief
here for the FAA. Mr. Evans has
had 28 years of service and comes
not as a stranger having been sta
tioned here with his wife Bernice
in 1941 for CAA and looks forward
to seeing many of their former
friends.
Mrs. Caroline Coons and her two
daughters returned from a vaca
tion trip to the east where they
have been since school let out.
Mrs. Coons, who is the remedial
reading teacher here, will spend
the balance of her vacation at her
Cape Nome summer camp with
her family.
Announce Coming Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. John Ost have an
nounced the coming marriage of
their daughter, Metta Eileen to
John Riley on Aug. 15 at the As
sembly of God Church in Tacoma.
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Somebody Goofed . . .
NEW YORK t.l* — -Somebody
gcofed.”
This was the reaction of a Capi
tol Airways spokesman when asked
about a rnixup that left 110 Bri
tons stranded at Idlewild Airport
Sunday.
They had been told their char
tered flight to Manchester, Eng
land. would leave at 8 p.m. Sun
day. But when they showed up at
the airport they found a small
notice tacked to a wall near the
check-in counter, stating that the
flight would depart “as scheduled"
at 8 tonight.
The tourists came to New York
June 30 aboard a Capitol Airways
propeller flight.
About 80 of the tourists were
driven to a Manhattan hotel Sun
day night and put up at Capitol’s
expense.
NAVY WANTS FOUR
DEEP - DIVING VESSELS
WASHINGTON (-P — The Navy
says by 1970 it needs at least four
deep-diving vessels capable of
plunging four miles to spend an
entire day exploring the ocean
bottom.
The bathyscape Trieste, which
has made four dives in a vain
search for the lost nuclear sub
marine Thresher, can dive six
miles. But it is unable to stay on
the bottom more than four hours
and can explore only one square
mile in any one dive.
The Navy’s hope for the super
vessels were revealed in a report
issued last weekend by the White
House’s Office of Science and
Technology.
WORK FOR AIRPORT
BIDS TO BE OPENED AUG. 15
JUNEAU — Bids will be
opened by the Division of Aviation
Aug. 15 on maintenance work at
;he Kotzebue and Dillingham Air
aorts, Public Works Commissioner
Richard Downing said today.
The work will include repair
and maintenance on the lighting
system at both airports during the
current fiscal year, ending next
June 30.
The division wall also open bids
on proposals for furnishing heavy
duty equipment for maintenance
work at the two fields during fiscal
1964.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
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I Robert Arnold Named
i Director of Alaska
Centennial Commission
JUNEAU — The appointment
of Robert Arnold, a funner An
chorage radio newsman, as execu
tive director of the Alaska Cen
tennial Commission was announced
Saturday by Henry Roloff, Com
missioner of Economic Develop
ment and Planning.
Arnold, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Wichita, has been serv
ing as special assistant to Roloff
since early this year. In Anchor
age. he was news director for radio
station KHAR.
In his new position, Arnold will
receive an annual salary of
$11,400.
Roloff said the Centennial Com
mission will have its first meet
ing in Anchorage Wednesday.
Roloff said the commission,
named by Gov. Wm. Egan July 19,
will elect an executive committee
of five members and select a
chairman.
The 16-member commission was
authorized by the 1963 legislature
to plan for Alaska’s centennial
celebration in 1967.
$216,650 FOR ANCHORAGE
JUNEAU OP — The Community
Facilities Administration has ap
proved an Accelerated Fhiblic
Works program grant of $216,650
to the City of Anchorage, Sen.
Ernest Gruening reports.
Gruening told the Associated
Press in a wire from Washington
that the grant will be used to help
pay for the construction of a
$433,300 sanitary sewer and water
system extension. ,
Fire Destroys Downtown
Business Block in Dawson Creek
DAWSON CREEK, B.C. —
Fire early Saturday destroyed a
downtown business block contain
ing four stores.
Firemen battled from midnight
to 7 a.m. to control the blaze, be
lieved to have started in a ware
house at the rear of the building.
A fire official estimated the dam
age at $500,000.
Destroyed were Paul’s News
and Confectionary Store, Schraders
Flowers and Gift Shop, Corlane
Sporting Goods and Modern Tail
ors.
"Oul-an-Oui Lie"
TOKYO IjP — Peking radio says
an Indian report Red China is
again massing troops on India’s
borders is an "out-and-out lie.”
The Peking broadcast Sunday
accused Prime Minister Nehru of
keeping tension high for political
reasons. Nehru warned Saturday
that the border situation is "full
of menace.”
NOTE OF APPRECIATION
Albert Johnson and family would
like to thank all those who were
willing to give their time, effort
and donations in making it possi
ble for a successful recovery for
Allan Johnson during his recent
accident. Especially Martin Olson.
Dr. John Schadler and Dr. Robert
Fenstermacher and the staff of
the MMM Hospital.
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Interesting Tourist of the Day
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Devlin of
San Francisco were selected as the
interesting tourists of the day as
they are world travelers, having
been around the world more than
once and to many of the unusual
places.
Dr. Devlin, who is an oral sur
geon, shot his tiger in Africa
last year and has many big game
trophies. He is interested in get
ting a polar bear, but finds it is
much more economical to do this
hunting in Norway than in Alaska.
The price now being asked by
polar bear guides has been quoted
to him at $3,000 a trip.
Allison Munz, Nome-born daugh
ter of Bill Munz, arrived from
California to visit here with her
father who is mining at Bluff this
summer.
Magistrate's Court
Richard Lee of Solomon was
fined $10 for driving without a
license and $2.00 for driving with
out a tail light.
Taylor Moto Jr. was given a
20-day suspended sentence for
being drunk in a public street.
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FAREWELL PARTY
A farewell party for Judge
Hubert Gilbert of the Superior
Court, who has been transferred
to Anchorage, and his secretary
Mrs. Lorena Gray, was given on
Thursday in the Jury Room by the
several state and federal staffs in
the Federal Bldg. A big cake was
the center of attraction with beau
tiful bon voyage decorations.
Judge Gilbert was presented
with an ivory desk set and Mrs.
Gray received jade ear rings as
going-away gifts.
Arlene Muller, Deputy Magi
strate, leaves for St. Lawrence
Island today to hold court.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schadler
arrived from Covington, Ky., to
visit here with their son, Dr. John
Schadler and family, and enjoy
their five grandchildren.
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