Arthur Dean Resigns as
Chief U.S. Negotiator at
Disarmament Conference
WASHINGTON UP) — Arthur H.
Dean is resigning as chief U.S.
negotiator at the Disarmament
Conference in Geneva, but will
continue to serve as an adviser in
Uhat field.
Dean told an interviewer he was
sorry to leave the post, but “I’ve
got a lot of personal things to take
care of.”
A spokesman for the Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency,
announcing earlier that Dean had
submitted his resignation, noted
that Dean had served for nearly
two years in the lengthy negotia
tions, at considerable personal
financial sacrifice.
AMERICAN LEGION
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
A meeting of the American
Legion has been called for next
Tuesday evening at 8 at the City
Hall. At this time, stated Stan Har
hut, Legion official, Joe Briones
from the Juneau headquarters will
be here to discuss new laws on re
habilitation of veterans and also
to talk about coming state legis
lation.
Members of the American Legion
and all veterans, who are not
members, are invited to attend this
meeting.
Lions Schedule Ladies Nighl
It will be Ladies Night at the
regular Lions meeting Tuesday
evening at which time wives and
lady guests are invited.
It is in the planning to form
a Lioness Club so that women may
participate in the big Lions Con
vention which is to be held here
in May, with about 300 guests now
anticipated to attend.
Anchorage Youth Named
Wing Commander at AF Academy
AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.
•<R— Sam Westbrook III of An
chorage has been named to the
tcxp cadet post of Wing Command
er at the Air Force Academy. He
will head the 2,400-man cadet wing
during the spring semester.
Westbrook is the first Alaskan
to win a Rhodes Scholarship to
Oxford University in England.
NOTICE
City of Nome Car Stickers for
1963 can now be purchased at the
City Hall Office.
Robert F. Scott,
City Clerk
Pub: Jan. 2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 1963.
I Cuban Invasion P^o^rs
Take Haven In Miami’s
Huge Refugee Colony
MIAMI, Fla. W — Most Cuban
invasion prisoners and their fam
ilies have been absorbed into
Miami’s huge refugee colony. Exile
sources said today the new arrivals
were seeking quiet and privacy
with t’eir loved ones after being
ransomed and returned here from
Cuba.
The government put up a large
number of them in former U.S.
military officer quarters near
Miami International Airport.
The Cuban refugee emergency
center said some of the prisoners
left Miami soon after their ar
rival. They went to join relatives
among the 53,000 who have been
settled in every state but Alaska.
The Cuban Revolutionary Coun
cil gave each of the returning Bay
of Pigs invaders a $250 combat
bonus.
JIM STONES LEASE
NOME SANITARY SERVICE
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stone have
announced they have leased the
Nome Sanitary Service from E. B.
Straub and will be operating the
service on the same plan as here
tofore.
Mr. and Mrs. Straub stated that
they will be continuing the rental
and other interests in which they
are connected and found it neces
sary to cut down on their diver
sified v/ork.
Merc Awaits '63 Baby
No 1963 baby has been bom
to date to claim the prize at the
U.S. Merc..
Charlie Clark, well known rein
deer man from Deering is in town
on a reindeer selling trip and con
ferring with local businessmen.
EXTRA PLATE . . .
SAN PEDRO, Calif. UP> — A
clerk at the State Department of
Motor Vehicles office opened a
package yesterday, expecting to
find two new California license
plates inside. Instead she found
three.
Perfectly impressed on the ex
tra plate — in place of the usual
combination of three letters and
three numbers — was a six-letter
message apparently conceived by
a droll convict at Folsom Prison,
where the plates are made.
It said: “You Bum.”
O-G-N-I-B at A.N.B
8 o’clock FRIDAY
LOMEN COMMERCIAL CO.
A division of Alaska Steamship Co.
Sales Office: Dial 2234
Write Box 700
DEALERS IN
Lumber and Plywood
Building Materials
Wallboard Insulation
Oxygen and Acetylene
Welding Machines
Electrodes
Supplies and Accessories
Jaeger Pumps
Zeus and Pioneer Light Plants
MacWyte Wire Rope
Standard Oil Products
Lomen Commercial Co.
CA3 Refuses lo
Transfer Air Route
To Dick Gallelier
WASHINGTON ffl — The Civil
Aeronautics Board refused yester
day to transfer without a hearing
the Alaskan airline system of
Howard J. Mays — sometimes
known as Munz Airways — to
Richard Galleher of Nome.
The board said such a transfer
could not be granted without first
having a hearing as to the scope
or size of the operations contem
plated by Galleher, and as to
Galleher’s past and present opera
tions and his fitness and ability to
provide the proposed service.
Galleher, an air taxi operator
who holds a state certificate to
operate between Nome and Bethel,
said he already has purchased the
intra-state Alaska certificate au
thority of Mays or of William S.
Mun.
The Mays-Munz federal certifi
cate authorizes transportation be
tween Nome and Kotzebue, by way
of Taylor, Candle and Deering, and
also authorizes an irregular route
service between points on the
Seward Peninsula.
Galleher said he has contracted
to buy the aircraft and personal
■property of Mays-Munz, and needs
federal authority to continue carry
ing inter-state passengers and
cargo on a fare and rate basis.
Galleher, Mays and Munz had
asked for immediate temporary ap
proval of the transfer pending a
formal hearing on their regular ap
plication for the certificate change.
They said the formal hearing
procedure might result in delays
that could cause a lapse of a year
or more in performance of the
service proposed.
The CAB replied that since both
companies have authority to oper
ate between Nome and Kotzebue,
there would be no loss of certified
regular service were the Mays
certificate to be made ineffective.
Clinton Grays Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gray left
Wednesday for a vacation trip,
their first in several years, and
will visit with friends and rela
tives, in Alaska as well as in
Seattle. They will return later this
month.
Mr. Gray is with the Nome
Nugget and Mrs. Gray is secretary
to Judge Hubert Gilbert.
Mail Rate Ups Next Week
The public is reminded that to
morrow is the last day to mail
local mail with a 30 stamp and
out of town mail with a 40 stamp.
Next week they both go up one
cent as well as air mail, which
goes to 80.
Hospital News
Admitted: Elizabeth Avessuk,
Tom Tocktoo, Lucy Strickland.
Discharged: Mrs. Ralph Fon
dell and infant, Katherine Nung
wook.
RUMMANGE SALE
LWY Community Center
Wednesday. Jan. 9
10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
WANT ADS
r— ■ ■
FOUND: Brown - rimmed glasses.
Call at Nugget.
FOR RENT: 3 room house, bath,
central heating. Call Nugget, tf
FOR SALE: Small Baby Grand
piano. Reasonable. Call 2381. 2p
For Avon products see Alice Scott.
FOR SALE: “Witte” Model Adrea,
2500 watt 110/220 diesel-electric
plant. Rebuilt. Complete with
panel and 12-volt starter. Price
$1,200. Wire or write Bob Blod
gett, Teller, Alaska. 7c
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NOMERAMA THEATER
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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Willard Parker Joyce Meadows Kent Taylor
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Best Screenplay!
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Howard Crinklaw to Confer
On Projected Power Needs for City
Howard Crinklaw was scheduled
to leave today for Anchorage where
he will be in conference with
state and federal agencies concern
ing our projected power needs
for this area in the next several
years. Indications are already
shown that the power needed will
exceed the capacity of the present
plant and in order to adequately
set up the plans for future needs
a long range study already accom
plished had to be accelerated.
K.K.
Public Library
Opan
Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:00 pan.
Saturdays 10:00 to 11:30 a^n.
Comptroller Calls for Statement
Condition of All National Banks
WASHINGTON M The Comp
troller of the Currency yesterday
issued a call for a statement of
the condition of all national banks
at the close of business Friday,
Dec. 28, 1962.
The Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. also issued a call for a re
port of the condition of insured
state banks, not members of the
Federal Reserve System, as of the
same date.
STRAUB
Service Center
Radio & TV
Appliance Repair
House Rentals
Phone 2260
Presenting . . .
Nome’s
Junior Miss Pageant
by the
Nome Jaycees
Tomorrow Evening
at 8:00
Small Auditorium
Nome School
Program
Dance
Admission 75^