Arts & Crafts Booth
Will Be Featured at
Midnight Sun Festival
The Arts and Crafts booth in
the Midnight Sun Festival will Jpe
in the reception room of the
Nomerama Theater unless an
nounced otherwise.
Chairmen of the committee will
be Mrs. Francis Walker and Mrs.
Sophie Swanson. Assisting will be
Mrs. Arthur Nagozruk, Msr. Har
old Ahmasuk and Mrs. Gabriel
Okitkon.
All members of the Nome
Mother’s Club are asked to see
the committee members about
keeping the booth open, about
items to be sold and other duties
related to the Midnight Sun Festi
val. All are welcome to bring items
to be sold. These articles should
bear a card giving your name,
address and telephone number and
the amount you feel your article
must sell for. This is most im
portant as the booth will not sell
any item that does not have the
sale price clearly marked.
A special feature of the Arts and
Crafts booth will be slides of the
Nome Mother’s Club members en
gaged in traditional homemaking
activities. The 35mm color slides
will be on display and may be
purchased for 50 cents.
W. Harriman Will Be
Chief U.S. Negotiator at
Nuclear Test Ban Talks
WASHINGTON UD — President
Kennedy Tuesday named Under
secretary of State W. Averell Har
riman as chief U.S. negotiator in
upcoming talks with the Soviet
Union and Great Britain on the
nuclear testing stalemate.
Harriman is a former Ambassa
dor to Moscow, where the three
power sessions will be held in
July.
His appointment as chief nego
tiator for this country came 24
hours after Kennedy announced a
renewed attempt will be made to
work out a treaty banning nuclear
weapons tests.
To show American good faith,
Kennedy announced too, that as
long as other countries refrain
from atmospheric tests the United
States also will do so.
SOVIETS CHARGE
AUSTRALIAN WITH SPYING
MOSCOW UP — The ' Soviet
Union has accused the first secre
tary of the Australian Embassy of
spying and ordered him to leave
the country.
The Foreign Ministry also
charged the Australian diplomat,
W. L. Morrison, with selling West
ern clothing to Soviet citizens.
Australian diplomatic sources in
Canberra called the charges a re
prisal for the expulsion of Ivan
Skripov from Australia in Febru
ary for spying. Skripov was first
secretary of the Soviet embassy in
Canberra.
BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12
POLARIS
Dining Room
&
Cocktail Lounge
Will Feature Daily
from 11 a.m. ’til 2 p.m.
Rare Roast Baron
of Choice Beef
or
Bar-B»Q Spring Chicken
Baked Potato Tossed Salad
$2.00
Various other Delicious Entrees
Also Have Your Favorite
Cocktail with Your Lunch
We appreciate your patronage
JIM fc JUNE WEST
Took Special Care . • .
WHEELING, W.Va. m — Police
searched Tuesday for two prison
ers who took special care to cover
their tracks when they made their
getaway Monday. They took the
prison bloodhound with them.
Authorities of Camp Fairchance,
a minimum-security branch of the
state prison system, said the in- |
mates had ben assigned to train
the dog to track prison escapees.
The fugitives, Harry Allen, 34,
and Clyde Shears Jr., 28, were
serving 1 to 10 year-terms for
grand larceny.
, JUST SLUGGED HIM . . .
I HOLLYWOOD W — “It was
just the straw that broke the
camel’s back.”
So said actress Shirley MacLaine
yesterday in explanation why she
slugged movie trade columnist
Mike Connolly Monday.
“Mike has been printing untrue
things about me for six months,”
the actress said. “I went over to
his office. He thought I had just
come in to discuss things with
him, but I resorted to the only
defense a woman has—I slugged j
him.”
Black Market Operations
MOSCOW (jW — Five executives
of Moscow’s big GUM department
store have been arrested on charges
of supplying black market oper
ators, Pravda reported Tuesday.
Adrian Robinson, who has been
teacher for the BIA at Diomede
Island this past year, passed ,
through Nome enroute to the
lower forty-eight on vacation. He
will return in the fall to teach at
Deering, at the BIA school.
Queen Ingrid Is III
COPENHAGEN, Denmark UP) —
Queen Ingrid of Denmark is ill
with stomach ulcers.
The Swedish-born Queen, who
is 52, has not been hospitalized.
Court sources estimated that her
treatment may last at least eight
weeks and said her condition is
‘rather uncomplicated.”
Treatment consists of bed rest
and a special diet.
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