Survey for Jetty Extension
According to .1 message received
from Son. E. L. Bartlett, the State
Public Works Committee adopted
a resolution on Aug. 13 for the
survey for possible extension of
the Nome jetties beyond the au
thorized length, and deepening the
present channel.
Sen. Bartlett is requesting that
the Corps of Engineers in Wash
ington. D.C., for an estimated cost
of the survey so that it will be
possible to seek funds for the
project in the fiscal year of 1965.
Carl Hill Found Gravely 111
Carl Hill, well known pioneer
of this area who has been taking
mineral baths at the Serpentine
Hot Springs, was found by Lester
Bronson on Saturday in very bad
condition.
Bronson flew him out of Ser
pentine Hot Springs and he was
taken to Fairbanks for medical
treatment.
Bronson stated that the man had
not eaten for several days, laying
helpless from a cause not deter
mined at this time.
Visits with Parents Here
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Straub are
enjoying a visit from their daugh
ter. Claudia, who with her husband,
Sgt. Homer White,USAF, and
small son who came from San An- ;
tonio, Tex., to spend a few weeks
while on vacation.
FLYING WITH WIEN
From Fairbanks: Frank Deg
nan, E. Rudolph, A1 Pasquan,
Clarice Hardy.
From Kotzebue: Harold Little,
Lizzie Sherman, Howard Boling,
David and Lois Sherbahn, Lucy
Glover, C. Wilson, Robert Lee Jr., !
G. Clark, Rosalind Sheldon, Tina '
Stonarov, Nancy Salmon. Peter j
Birge, Nels Nordin.
To Kotzebue: Dan Burlinson,
Helen Beaver, Cora Hadley.
To Fairbanks: Fred Bohrer, D.
Hoover. Orlin Boosher, Allison
Munz, Carol and D. Otton, C. M.
Smith, A. Fields, Geo. Hellerich,
Elsie Mae Smith. Gene Joiner,
Pete, Mary Ellen, Danny, Johnny, i
a d Brian Walsh, Jane. Jana, Julie, :
Wesley and Nathan Perkins, Bobby I
White
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Dry Goods — Wolf Ruffs
Open 3 to 9 Weekdays
All Day Saturday
BARBARA ANDERSON
DIES IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
Barbara Anderson. formerly
stationed here with Wien Airlines
was killed in an auto collision at
Homer yesterday.
Also involved in the accident
was Eunice Bergland, former Pub
lic Health Nurse Here. She was
not seriously hurt, it was reported.
New Booklet on Wild Game
For the moose hunters, the Uni
versity of Alaska Cooperative Ex
tension Sendee has a new booklet
on how to prepare and handle wild
game.
It also includes interesting game
recipes such as jellied moose nose
and moose mincemeat, special
tricks in storing game meat.
Copies are available at the Ex
tension Service office in the Fed
eral Bldg.
Walter Nayokpuk, businessman
of Shishmaref, is in town on busi
ness. He states he is in the process
of building a bigger and better store
in Shishmaref where he deals in
general merchandise.
Millon Morgan who has been
mining offshore at Bluff this sum
mer had the misfortune of loosing
his boat and equipment during the
recent high water and storm. He is
now in town rounding up more
equipment so that he can complete
the season.
Magistrate's Court
Andy Mayac was fined $35 on
a drunk charge.
Robert Curran pleaded guilty to
a drunk and disorderly charge
and was given 5 days in jail.
Clayton Walls, pleaded guilty to
a drunk charge and was fined S50.
More East Berliners Defect
BERLIN >P — At least 13 East
Germans tried to flee to the West
over the weekend. Of these, nine
are known to have succeeded.
There also was the case of a
2-year-old boy who wandered un
scathed over a Communist mine
fitld and was found in Bavaria.
In Berlin, a young order guard
disarmed his sergeant and escaped
over barbed wire in the Western
sector, reliable sources said. West
Bi rlin police said two other East
German guards also made it safely
to the West.
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European and Canadian
TV Team Here in Nome
European and Canadian TV
viewers will lx* seeing Alaska next
month from films now being taken
by a group of TV technicians in
cluding Maurice Worther of France,
I Serge Leroy of Belgium. R. Moride
! of CBS from Montreal and Jean
Pierre Nadom of Quebec.
The group have done a series
of pictures at Barrow where they
went out on the Arctic Ocean for
ice hunting shots. Yesterday,
through the courtesy of Ernie
Gustafson, they were taken to
Solomon to take pictures of a
"ghost town" as well as historical
shots of the Solomon railroad cars.
The group hopes to take an
oomiak from Wales to Diomede
Island if the weather is favorable.
The group hopes to return to
Solomon to see the oldest dredge
in operation as Lee Bros. Dredg
ing expect to start operation within
the next few days. They will also
see, probably, the oldest dredge
operator at work also as Richard
Lee Sr. is very active during the
mining season although he has
turned 80 years.
Foreign viewers will start see
ing Alaska about the middle of
September, starting in Paris,
France.
This is the first in a series of
TV shows to be produced coopera
tively bv Canada, France, Belgium,
and Switzerland TV companies.
The series will include several
other countries having unusual
features or of special interest to
their viewers.
SURPRISE FAREWELL
The Omie McCarthy Circle of
the Methodist Church held a pic
nic at the summer camp of Helen
Fagerstrom at Osborne on Satur
day which was a surprise farewell
for Mrs. Howard Crinklaw and
Mrs. Jess Woodward, both of whom
have been active in church wrork.
Alaska souvenir spoons were
presented as going away gifts by
the circle to the two women who
will be returning to their former
homes in Quinault, Wn.
Aukruk Lanes Bowling
Alleys to Be Resurfaced
Aukruk Lanes will be closed on
Tuesday, is has been announced,
for the purpose of alley resur
facing. This stated Dick Deems, is
a requirement that must be done
at least every two years.
Reopening of the lanes, when
the work is completed, will be an
nounced.
MMM Hospital
Admitted Frances Pikanganna
Jr., Ralph Sebwenna.
Discharged: Nora Etuk, Agnes
Okleasik, Carl Mickelson, Ida
Ozenna and infant.
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING TONIGHT
8:00 P.M. — CITY HALL
WARNING
The discharging of firearms in !
the vicinity of the Nome Airport i
and the Airport Housing Area is j
prohibited by law. Violators shall
be prosecuted.
FA A Station Manager, Nome
WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man
or woman to supply Rawleigh
products to consumers in Nome
& vicinity. Can earn $50 week
ly part time—$100 or more full
time. Write Rawleigh, 306 Ade
line, Oakland, Calif. 94607
T O N I G H T
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ST. PAUL, Minn. l/P> — Singer
golfer Bing Crosby, here to promote
his “Beat Bing” golf contest,
found out Friday his Minnesota
born mother isn’t quite as old as he
believed.
His mother, Catherine Harrigan
Crosby, lives with Crosby in Bev
erly Hills, Calif. At a function
connected with the golf tourna
ment, Crosby mentioned “my 93
year-old mother.”
Then, he was presented with
copies of baptismal certificates
from St. Michael’s Catholic Church
in Stillwater, Minn., where Mrs.
Crosby was born in 1873.
“She never told us her age,”
Crosby quipped. “Now that I know
she’s 90 I’ll tell her she should
feel better.”
Band Leader Glen Gray Dies
PLYMOUTH, Mass. Ifr — Band
leader Glen Gray, whose popular
Casa Loma Orchestra entertained
two generations of dancing Ameri
cans, died Friday at Jordan Hos
pital. He was 63.
Gray had made his home in Ply
mouth since 1950 when the tour
ing Casa Lomans were disbanded.
He had continued to record with
studio bands however.
The orchestra played the na
tion’s top theaters and dance halls
and attained considerable popu
larity in college circles.
Among its best known record
ings “No Name Jive,” “Smoke
Rings,” and “Casa Loma Stomp."
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