German Airlines Officials
Expected Here Sunday
H. C. Korff, a director of Luf
thansa. the German airline, and
West Germany's assistant Minister
of Finance, and T. Berndt, cater- j
ing manager for the airline, are
scheduled to be in Nome Sunday.
It is reported that this big for
eign air carrier is planning to ex
tend its world routes, with service
possibly starting next year.
Both Anchorage and Fairbanks
have launched plans to show these j
guests the possibilities and poten- i
tials of making their cities the |
Alaskan headquarters for the air
line. Attractive brochures are be
ing prepared for Lufthansa to con
sider when setting up their route
over the North Pole.
The distinguished guests will be
at the North Star Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Senunge
tuk are the parents of a son born
on Aug. 15 at the hospital. The
father is a professor at the Uni
versity of Alaska and presently is
conducting an art workshop here.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Senungetuk
MAGISTRATE'S COURT
On drunk charges Wilfred Ka
karak was fined $20 with $15 sus
pended; Douglas Cabinboy $20; ^
Betty Tootkaylok $20.
Albert Mazonna. for drinking as i
a minor, was given 20 days plus
a previous suspended sentence of I
10 days revoked with both to run
consecutively.
Charles Burnett was given 5
days for purchasing liquor as a
minor and a $20 fine with $15
suspended for operating a vehicle
on a permit while not accom- ;
panied by a licensed operator. He
was ordered to get the proper li- j
cense.
James Goza pleaded not guilty ■
to selling intoxicating liquor to a
minor. He has asked for a jury !
trial. Bail was set for $250 on
which he was released. The date
of the trial has not been set
Anyone desiring change in list
ings or additions in listings in the
r.jxt telephone directory should
notify Nome Telephone Co. by
Aug. 17.
CHl’XN’S REPAIR SHOP
For Automotive Repairs at
REASONABLE RATES
Phone 2585 after 6 p.m.
Or Call In Person at Shop
Back of Morgan’s Stars
Open Evenings and Weekends
All Work Guaranteed
“Jane Doe” Found On
Children's Home Doorstep
FAIRBANKS — A tiny baby
girl was abandoned here early
this morning on a doorstep during
a cold, hard rain.
The infant was in a cardboard
box along with a note which read: j
"Please find me a good home.
Born Aug. 13, 1963. Please feed
me. clothe me.”
A phone call at 12:05 a m. from
an unidentified woman alerted
Mrs. Connie Berry that the child
was outside a children’s home she 1
operates.
She carried the baby inside and j
notified police.
The girl, called Jane Doe. was i
taken to St. Joseph's Hospital
where she was reported in good
condition. She weighs 5^^ pounds.
"She was bright and healthy
looking and had bluish eyes,” said
Mrs. Berry. ‘ I’d like to keep her
myself.”
Police are seeking the mother.
Court Case Transferred
In Superior Court the case of
the United States vs. Wm. Munz
been transferred from the Fair
banks court.
Wm. Munz is charged with three
violations of the Federal Aviation
Act of 1958 as amended on a char
ter flight from Kotzebue on Aug.
16, 1960.
Fines of SI,000 on each violation
are asked for. The case was filed
last October in Fairbanks.
WEATHER OUTLOOK
Continued cloudy w’ith rain, driz
zle and fog. Southerly winds 20-30
mph.
Low tonight 40, high tomorrow
50.
In the last 24 hours: High of 49,
low of 43. Max. wind 26 mph from
the east. Sunrise at 3:53 a.m. sun
set at 8:17 p.m.
Temps, a year ago today: High
of 63, low of 50.
Extremes on this date since 1907:
High of 68 in 1950, low of 24 in
1929.
Admitted to the hospital: Mrs.
Ronald Senungetuk, Vern Miller.
Discharged: Ivan Johnson and
Allen Johnson.
Superase Bond Typing Paper
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SHRINE POTENTATE
AURIE J. THOMPSON
DUE HERE MONDAY
Potentate Auric J. Thompson of
Seattle, potentate for the Nile
Temple, of the Alaska and Wash
ington area, is scheduled to arrive
here Monday to conduct ceremo
nials for local Shriners.
The potentate will be accom
panied by his divan, which is the
group of officials making up the
party which confer the ceremonial.
In the party are: Chief Rabban
Bateman, Assistant Rabban Wil
liam Parker, and High Priest and j
Prophet Llewellyn Jorda. Mrs. i
I Thompson and Mrs. Bateman will j
• accompany the party.
A dinner is planned for 7 p.m.
at the Seaview Room on Monday
evening.
I_
Kenai Davs Celebration
Will Feature Beluga
Hunt and Barbecue
Kenai Days annual celebration
is scheduled for Aug. 24 and 25
and will start with a parade im
mediately following the dedication
of the Standard Oil Refinery at
Port Nikiski.
One hundred ten persons in
cluding Gov. Egan and other gov
ernment officials and officials of
Standard Oil Co. will fly to Kenai
for this dedication.
The theme of the parade will be
“Village With a Past. City With a
Future.”
The theme of the Kenai Days
Celebration, which will feature a
Beluga Whale Hunt is “From
Whale Oil to Standard Oil.”
Also planned for the celebra
tion are a carnival, concessions, a
whale barbecue, fly-in breakfast,
exhibits by the army, and num
erous exhibits by local merchants
and organizations, a Coronation
Ball and a drawing for a new
1963 Chevrolet Biscayne.
Prizes for the whale hunt in
clude $100 in cash for a success
ful w’hale hunter.
If the whale hunters are success
ful, a demonstration of whale but
chering and oil rendering will take
place on the fairgrounds.
In any case a beluga whale bar
becue will be served on the fair
ground. Also most of the busines
ses in Kenai will be holding open
house with door prizes being given
away at each place of business.
On the fairground will be a car
nival, exhibits, a produce show,
games of skill and chance and
many other activities.
Alcoholics Anonymous meeting
Saturday evening, 7:30, Conference
Room, MMM Hospital.
NOTICE
Pilgrim Springs Airport is
closed due to hazardous and un
safe condition of the field. An
nouncement of re-opening will be
made when repairs are made.
—Teddy Johanson
THE MIGHTY MIDGET
WANT ADS WORK
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
FOUND—Dog tag of an Iyoutun
guk. Call at Nugget.
HAMMOND ORGANS: Perfect in
strument for Nome. Needs no
tuning. Phone 2460 for informa
tion. tf
NOMERAMA THEATER
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“SAFE AT HOME”
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle
MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT
CHUBBY CHECKER in
“ Don’t Knock The Twist ’*
S U N D AY an d M O N D A Y
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Trading Post Closed Oul
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Woodward |
have closed out the J & L Trad- j
ing Post which they have oper
ated for the past several years
and are retiring. They plan to
leave this fall for their former
home in the State of Washington.
COMING and GOING wilh WIEN
From Fairbanks: Vivian DeLisi,
Mr. and Mrs. Mathews, Gene and
Carol Mathews, Clara Miner, Pam
Stenmark, Elizabeth Dalton, Don
Hart, H. Mueller, Nels Nordin, W.
Cathcart, Karen Baldwin, Ollie
Hood, Dennis Hood, Sharon and
George Bell, Terry Hicks, Bob
Hoyt.
From Kotzebue: J. C. Thomas,
R. Harris, John and Carol Mann,
H. Price, F. McDowell.
To Kotzebue: J. Polster, Ken
Cohen, Ida Watt, H Boling.
To Fairbanks: Gary Moss, Bruce
Roberts, R. Wikowski, Ernie Ailak,
M. Kack, Howard Clemens.
OMAN’S
Bargain Counter
Dry Goods — Wolf Ruffs
Open 3 to 9 Weekdays
All Day Saturday
Rotary District Governor
Y7isit Slated Next Week
Scheduled to arrive in Nome on
Aug. 20 is Russell J. G. Richards,
of West Vancouver, governor of
District 504 of Rotary Internation
al, world - wide service organiza
tion who will address the local
Rotary Club at a special meeting.
Richards is a lawyer in West
Vancouver and is a member and
past president of the Rotary Club
of West Vancouver and was elect
ed a district governor at the 54th
annual convention in St. Louis,
Missouri, last June. He is one of
272 district governors responsible
for supervising the activities of
more than 11,526 Rotary clubs
with a total membership of 538,000
Rotarians in 129 countries around
the world.
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Douglas Doyle . Phone 2306
Jake Sherman . 2392
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