Gen. Medaris Calls Joint
IVIoon Shot Talk ‘Nonsens
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. <.F — M«
Gon. John B. Medaris, a retin
Army officer who commanded 11
ordnance missile command at Re
stone Arsenal, Huntsville, Al;
says President Kennedy's propos
for a joint U.S.-Russia moon sh
is “a bunch of nonsense but pa
of the propaganda game we play
Medaris added that the Pres
dent's proposal, put before the Un
ted Nations, was “poorly timec
and “entirely unrealistic.” He con
mented in an interview aft«
speaking to graduates of the guidt
missile school at Huntsville.
LONDON LF — Six masked me
wielding blackjacks overpowere
six transport depot workers Sa
urdav and fled with thousands <
dollars worth of valuables, indue
ing a shipment of jewelry froi
Switzerland.
The daring raid in the east en
of the city’ came only a few hour
after the theft of $252,000 fror
an armored car ambushed nea
Swanley, Kent.
NOTICE
To the Citizens of Nome:
The Sanitary companies ar
asking the co-operation of thei
customers in the following man
ner:
(1) To have a regulation size gar
bage can, not to exceed 20 pound
empty weight.
(2) .To subscribe to adequate serv
ice so that a pickup consists o
one garbage can and one "honey
bucket."
Additional garbage may b<
charged accordingly.
Your co-operation will be great
ly appreciated.
Thank You,
— Arctic Sanitary Service
— Nome Sanitary Service
Insurance of All Types
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Phone 2498 P.O. Box 392
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—Disc Jockey Special—
The Bobby Vinton disking of
“Blue Velvet” still rates the top
spot in Cash Box Magazine’s latest
listing of the nation’s 20 best
selling tunes.
Here are the first ten best-selling j
tunes in order:
1. Blue Velvet, Bobby Vinton.
2. Be My Baby, The Ronettes.
3. Sally Go Round the Roses, The I
Javnettes.
4. My Boy Friend’s Back, The
Angels.
5. Surfer Girl. The Beach Boys.
6. Then He Kissed Me, The Crys
tals.
7. Heat Wave, Martha and Van
dellas.
8. Cry Baby, Garnett Minims and
the Enchanters.
9. Busted, Ray Charles.
10. Sugar Shack, Jimmy Gilmer
and the Fireballs.
Here are the second ten best
sellers in order:
11. A Walkin’ Miracle, Essex.
12. Mickey’s Monkey, The Mir
acles.
13. Wonderful! Wonderful-, Tymes
14. If I Had A Hammer, Trini
Lopez.
15. Honolulu Lulu, Jan & Dean.
16. Martian Hop, Ron-Dells.
17. Donna the Prima Donna, Dian
Dimuci.
18. Talk To Me, Sunny Sunglows.
19. Little Deuce Coupe, The
Beach Boys.
20. Mean Woman Blues, Roy Or
bison.
1 Fairbanks Professor and
Editor are Lost in Wilds
FAIRBANKS — A Fairbanks
newspaper editor and a University
, of Alaska professor were reported
missing today while on a hunting
trip.
The editor, Dave Galloway of
the Daily News-Miner, and his
- companion. Marvin J. Andresen,
were last seen Sunday morning
when they became separated from
friends during bad weather.
They are lost in an area near
Miller House on the Steese High
way, about 115 miles northeast
of here.
NOTICE
The Wien downtown office will
be closed temporarily due to
| heating problems. Please call 2239
i for all information and reserva
: tions.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
☆ — ☆ — ☆
SPECIAL PLYBOARD AND W'ALLBOARD
SALE — THIS WEEK ONLY !
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE MOVED FROM THE
FREIGHT WAREHOUSE — BEFORE ARRIVAL OF LAST SHIP!!
The More we Sell,
The Less we Have to Stack Outdoors!
15% OFF — ANY QUANTITY — U-HAUL
Vi" A-D Fir Interior, Reg. $6.00 .NOW $5.10
Vi" V-Grooved Unfinished Mahogany .NOW $6.59
Vi" V-Grooved PREFINISHED Mahogany NOW from $9.99 & up
MASONITE — Various Thickness & Types NOW from $3.85 & up
l/i" KNOTTY-CEDAR & KNOTTY-PINE. Prefinished NOW $13.25
NO’IICE: Monday, Sept. 30th, All Remaining Stock will be
removed to temporary storage. No Plywood will be available
for delivery until approximately October 20th.
P.S. ZONOLITE "ECONO-FILL" POURING INSULATION —
Some Still Left at $2.65 per Bag!
Point Hope News
Seal Skin Stencil Prints to N.Y.
_The Americas Indian Arts Cen
ter, 843 Lexington Ave., New
York 21. recently acquired seal
skin prints made by Calvin Oktol
lik and John Tingook of Point
Hope. That is a new arts and crafts
center with Mrs. Carl Muschen
heim as director. Several other seal
skin prints have gone to other
states in recent weeks.
•
The Pt. Hope Village Council has
sent a check for $300 to pay for
one year’s supply of oral fluoride
for children six years of age and
under. A list of children, showing
birthdates and parents’ names, has
been forwarded to the dentist in
Kotzebue — Dr. Lathrop. The
fluoride should arrive soon. Ella
Frankson is in charge of record
keeping and distribution for the
village. Point Hope is the first
village in the area to approve the
program.
Esther Schaubel, former nurse
in this area and well-known to
Pt. Hope people, retired from the
U.S. Public Health Service as of
September 1. For the next six
months she will be working in New
Mexico. After that she plans to
go to Detroit, Michigan, to settle
down. Her address is: Esther V.
Schaubel, Box 234, Ft. Sumner,
New Mexico 88119.
•
Elijah and Dorcas Rock had a
baby boy on Sept. 22 at Pt. Hope.
They returned to Point Hope from
Barrow this past summer.
•
The School enrollment at Point
Hope swelled to 91 when the five
children of Seymour Tuzroyluke
enrolled. Each summer Seymour
works for Wien Airline in Kotze
bue in connection with their tour
ist program. He takes his dog team
down by plane each year, and gives
tourists a dog team ride.
NOTICE
No Lions Club meeting Tuesday,
due to Election.
WANTED — Wood drop leal or
gate leg table in sturdy con
dition. Call 2640.
FOR SALE — 7-piece formica
dinette set in excellent condi
tion. 1 automatic toaster. Call
2640. tic
FOR SALE — Best offer — 1957
Plymouth 4-door sedan. For in
formation call 2633. 118c
FOR SALE — Jeep panel truck —
4-wheel drive. Phone 2821 after
4 p.m. or write Box 545. 118c
FOUND — New pair of women’s
red shoes. Call at Nugget auJ
pay for ad.
NOMERAMA THEATER
TONIGHT
FIRST SHOW 7:15 SECOND SHOW 9:30
THE REVOLT OF THE SLAVES
RHONDA FLEMING —LANG JEFFRIES
DARIO MORENO
News From
Unalakleet
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By Unalakleet Correspondent
Mr. Hadris, BIA teacher at St.
Michael, stopped to say hello on
his way to Anchorage for dental
work.
♦ • •
PTA Executive Board met at the
Grade School Thursday night. A
committee was formed to get the
new birthday calendar on its way.
Mr. Ellsworth Haugen was ap
pointed membership chairman.
Election of officers is planned for
the first regular meeting next
month.
• * •
School psychologist, Ralph Gu
terman, was here this week to \
help evaluate our students so bet
ter school programs could be
planned.
* * •
Patrick Adams, a student at the
Covenant High School, was injured
whe nfalling off a chinping bar.
He sustained injuries to the head
and shoulder, and Wilfred Ryan
was chartered to fly him to Nome
for medical treatment.
* • •
Segei Ivanoff and Julian Panipt
chuk were playing with matches
on top of an empty fuel oil drum
and ignited fumes, which caused a
flash fire which burned both boys.
The boys were treated at the Pub
lic Health Clinic and returned to
their homes. This should serve as
a warning to keep all matches out
of reach of small children.
REMEMBER — When You Write
in ROBERT SCOTT for City
Clerk, Make an
by his name.
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CERTIFICATION
OF CANDIDATES
I hereby certify that the follow
ing candidates have been regular
ly nominated for the following of
fices for the Annual Municipal
and School Board Election to be
held Tuesday, October 1, 1963, in
accordance with Chapter 7 of the
Code of Ordinances of the City of
Nome, to wit:
FOR MAYOR
(2 Year term)
Smith. Bob
Wilke. Roscoe J.
FOR CITY COUNCIL
(1 Year term)
Doyle, Allen G.
Karmun, Daniel K.
Poling. John
FOR CITY COUNCIL
(2 Year term)
McLean, James M.
Reader, D. J. (Johnny)
FOR CITY COUNCIL
(3 Year term)
Harwood, 3ob
Hedreen, Keith
FOR CITY CLERK
(1 Year term)
Frazier, Chuck
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD
(1 Year term'
Craft, Ashby E. (Ash)
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD
(5 Year term)
Schick, Robert
FOR MEMBER UTILITY BOARD
(5 Year term)
Kelley. Harold
Lewis, Bob
Wright. William (Bill)
/%/ ROBERT F. SCOTT
City Clerk.
Pub. Sept. 27, 30, 1963.
Life is an unceasing battle be
tween a man and his enemies, and
a woman and her friends.
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FULL BANKING SERVICES
To Nortbivestern Alaska Since 1904
— BRANCHES IN KOTZEBUE and BARROW —
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Vote For
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One-Year Council Term
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