Arts and Crafts
Workshop Scheduled
In Nome August
August 5 to 31 a workshop ir
Arts and Crafts will be conducte(
in the Nome High School. Tw<
University of Alaska artists wil
conduct the workshop, which i
open to all with no tuition, an<
will offer instruction in drawinj
and creative design for crafts
Hours will run from 1 to 4 p.m
Monday through Thursday fo
drawing and painting, and 7 p.n
to 10 p.m. for the design class
Registration will be in Room 9 a
the high school Aug. 5.
Professor Danny Pierce, inter
nationally known artist, recentl;
Carnegie professor of art, am
artist in residence at the Univer
sitv of Alaska will instruct th<
drawing and painting.
Professor Ronald Senungetuk
internationally known craftsman
Carnegie professor of art, nov
professor of art and design a
the University of Alaska will in
struct the design for crafts.
All interested adults are cordial
ly invited to enroll for the four
week course.
Elmer Seeloi will be installec
as acting postmaster at the new
post office at Brevig Mission or
July 20. Brevig Mission is the new
post office name for Teller Mis
sion to distinguish it from Teller,
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Breakers Bar
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Saturday Night
Lee Aker
AT THE PI A SO
I Pam Am Calls on
CAB to Suspend AA's
Proposed Kate Cuts
i WASHINGTON <T> — Pan Amer
I ican World Airways asked the
) Civil Aeronautics Board today to
1 suspend and investigate air freight
; rate cuts which Alaska Airlines
1 plans to introduce July 26 between
l Seattle and Fairbanks and Anchor
. age.
Pan American compotes directly
r with Alaska between Seattle and
. Fairbanks, and also competes for
. traffic moving from Fairbanks to
t Anchorage. Pan American said
that historically it has carried
about 75 per cent of the Seattle
, Fairbanks air freight.
I Pan American said the proposed
new rates could not possibly be
,! justified as economic and would
only add to Alaska Airlines' sub
sidy needs — or undermine its
financial stability — while in
’ creasing Pan American's Seattle
t Fairbanks losses.
Alaska’s daily round trip Con
vair 880 jet flight over the route
is basically unadapted to air
freight, particularly in large vol
' t umes, and the airline has been
turning away cargo many months
for lack of space. Pan American
' said.
The complaint added that while
the CAB in 1953 authorized a com
mon Seattle rate for cargo for
the two Alaska cities, the com
mon rate may no longer be justi
fied since Anchorage and Fair
banks have become competitive
distributing centers within the
past 10 years.
Copter Mail Delivery
Mail delivery from the Nome
Post Office went very modern to
day when the ramp west of the
post office was cleared this morn
ing for the helicopter pick-up of
mail for the USCG Northwind
which is in the roadstead on its
annual visit here.
COMIN' and GOIN'
From Fairbanks: L. Hough, Mrs.
Pankratz, Pearl Miller, J. Dalton,
Cora Senungutuk, Guy Rivers.
From Kotzebue: Lillian Gregg.
To Kotzebue: Ethel Evak, Arthur
Nagozruk, Tom Ivpana, M. Thomp
son, J. Kelliher, Agnes Savetlik,
Ida Oxerok.
To Fairbanks: Bishop Gleason,
Vines Smith, Scotty Farmer, W.
Kams, Phyllis Freericks.
In Magistrate's Court Billy Nui
! pok was given a 60-day sentence
' for drinking while under the age
I of 21 years.
LOMEN COMMERCIAL COMPANY
A Division of Alaska Steamship Company
Sales Office: Dial 2234 Write Box 700
100 Sheets Pre-Finished Mahogany Plywood
Two Shades — Luxurious — Inexpensive !
$7.75 per Sheet — (W'x5'x8')
Others up to 316.50 — 10 Shades in Stock
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Bov Scouts
Presented Awards
At Court of Honor
Last Friday night was Parents
Night and Court of Honor for the
Scouts of Troop 66 and Troop 63
at Salmon Lake Boy Scout Camp.
Scouts receiving their Second
Class awards were Mike Kelliher,
Bill Lyttle, Wally Sanders, Allen
Scott. Jim Wilke and John Schad
ler. Scouts receiving Merit Badges
were Mike Blanning and Doug
Doyle, hiking; Mike Chase and Bob
Walsh, cooking.
Scouts receiving their badges for
attendance at Salmon Lake were
Cheechako's '1st year) James Gray,
Jake Sherman, Mike Chase, Mike
Kelliher, Bill Lyttle, John Schad
ler, Allen Scott, Jimmy Kealiher,
Jim Wilke and Bob Walsh. Camp
er’s (2nd vear> Jake Sheldon,
James Kelliher and Wally Sanders.
Sourdough’s (3rd year) Mike Blan
ning, Dick Miller. Don Young and
Erwin Tucker. Guide's (4th year)
John Towner, Doug Doyle, Art
Johnson and Everett Bachelder.
Scouts who served on the camp
staff in leadership capacities were
awarded staff insignias. They were
John Towner, Mike Blanning and
Dick Miller.
During the Salmon Lake en
campment several Scouts were in
ducted into the Honorary Scout
organization Order of the Arrow.
Scouts “tapped out’’ for this honor
were Mike Blanning, Don Young,
James Kelliher, Jake Sheldon,
John Towner, Art Johnson and
Dick Miller. The Order of the Ar
rowr ceremony was conducted by
“alumni” of Troop 66, Tex Chunn,
Ray Arnold and Rod Boucher.
Three other Scouters were recog
nized at the Court of Honor for
successfully completing the hike
to the top of Mount Osborn: Dick
Miller, Art Johnson and Chip
Swanson.
BOAT DUE MONDAY
The Alaska Steamship Co. has
advised that the second boat with
supplies for Nome and other
northern points, which was sched
uled to arrive here on Friday, has
been delayed and will not arrive
until Monday, July 22.
FIRE AVERTED
A fire was averted this week
by the alertness of police officer
Jim Carter, who noted excessive
black smoke coming out of the
Nazarene Church chimney while
a service was in progress.
Upon investigation the stove
was found to be flooded with oil
and the situation was remedied
before the overheated stove
caused any damage.
FOR SALE: 30-ft. river and bay
boat equipped with remote con
trols, spruce hull, excellent con
dition. Located at Deering. Write
Box 238 or phone 2437, Nome.
86p
WANTED IMMEDIATELY: Ma~n
or woman to supply Rawleigh
Products to consumers in Nome.
Can earn $50 weekly part time
—$100 and up full time. Write
Rawleigh, 306 Adeline, Oakland,
Calif.
FOR SALE: 1959 Chevrolet sedan.
Runs perfect. $750. Also, 14
pound bowling ball and bag
$10. Phone 2671. 89c
HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 bedrooms,
lsd Ave. West. Quonset and
greenhouse included, $9,000. Call
Lynn Chambers. 87c
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
THE TRUEAS-LIFEAHDDEATH STORY OF THE
HAM WHO LED THE FIBHT AGAIHST THE MAFIA!
AN ALLIED ARTISTS PICTURE
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Will Enler Slate Primaries
GARDEN CITY, N.Y. News
day said today that Gov. Nelson
Rockefeller has decided to enter
state primaries in quest of the
1964 Republican Presidential nomi
nation.
The Long Island newspaper said
the decision is based on a belief
that his only chance for winning
the nomination over Sen. Barry
Goldwater of Arizona “is to show
political strength in a series of
key states.”
Rockefeller was not immediate
ly available for comment.
Pushed Him Through . . .
SOUTH FARMINGDALE, N.Y.
t/P) — A 8,200-pound hippopotamus
charged a trainer in a circus today
and crushed him against the barred
door. The trainer, Thomas Spens,
29, of Sarasota, Fla., was treated
at a hospital and released.
Police said Spens was changing
a light bulb in the cage when the
hippo charged, pinned him against
the bars and finally pushing him
through.
Hospital News
Admitted: William Topsekok.
Discharged: Mollie O k b o a k,
Henry Ahgloinga, Freida and
Washington Olanna, Lurisse Lowe.
Tommy Iypana was transferred
to the Kotzebue hospital. Don Lee
and Ben Atchak were transferred
to the Anchorage hospital.
It takes a long-winded patriot
to sing the entire Greek national
anthem. Its 158 stanzas make it
the longest anthem in the world.
22 DOGS DISPOSED
Chief of Police Robert Oliver
reported today that so far this
month 22 dogs have been disposed
of which were sick, having matting
of the eyes and excess saliva.
Anyone seeing loose dogs which
are acting unnatural should report
the information to the police im
mediately.
Dog owners should take special
caution in keeping their own dogs
tied so that they do not come in
contact with the sick dogs.
Happy Birthday, Pioneer
Mrs. Bessie Mauro Thayer, early
day pioneer, who makes her home
at the Sadler Nursing Home in
Portland, Ore., is celebrating her
90th birthday today.
Mrs. Thayer is the widow of the
owner of one of Nome’s first drug
stores, known as the Butler Mauro
Drug Store.
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL
By The Associated Press
American League
Kansas City 11, Boston 0
Washington 3, Chicago 1
Baltimore 5, Detroit 2
Los Angeles 2, Cleveland 1
National League
New York 4, Houston 3
Chicago 1, Milwaukee 0
Los Angeles 5-2, Philadelphia 2-10
San Francisco 3-2, Pittsburgh 2-3
St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 4
Pacific Coast League
Seattle 5-4, Salt Lake City 3-1
Denver 9-4, Hawaii 6-8
San Diego 7, Oklahoma City 5
Spokane 1, Dallas-Ft. Worth 0
Tacoma 10, Portland 1
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