Committees For
48th Pioneer
Roof Garden
Chairman of the 48th Annual
Roof Garden, Frank Morris, has
announced the committee mem
bers for each paid of the big
event now in the final planning.
He also stated this morning 'hat
the new all-purpose room of the
school will be utilized for George
Gemalis and his committee to hold
the Sourdough Roadhouse.
The committees are as follows:
General Chairman: Frank Mor
ris. Assistants: Don Hungerford,
Axel Edman. Ellen Waldheim,
Pearse Walsh.
Executive Committee: Pearse
Walsh, Emily Boucher, George
Geamalis, Christy Waldheim, M.
J. Walsh, Nels Swanberg Jr., Stan
Morgan, James Walsh, Tom Mar
tin, Bill Ullrich, Axel Edman,
Mary Honsberger.
Program Advertising: Pearse
Walsh, Charlie Jones.
Publicity: Emily Boucher, Susy
Hermann, M. J. Walsh.
Finance: Stan Morgan, Pearse
Walsh, Charlie Jones.
Nugget Raffle: M. J. Walsh, Bob
Scott, Grace Edman, Ellen Wald
heim, George Waldheim, Judy
Morris, Don Hungerford.
Door Committee: James Walsh,
Grant Jackson, William Cameron,
Gus Bjornstad.
Dance Committee: Tom Martin,
Barbara Martin.
Roadhouse Refreshments: George
Geamalis, Si Sahlin, John Sahlin,
John Kost, Andy Peterson, Car]
Hill, Albin Polsen, Jack Paul,
George Bodis, Pete Olsen, Lauri
Mahilla.
Cake Committee: Christy Wald
heim, Carrie McLain, Carrie Lee,
Louise Walsh, Irene Gillete, Lou
ise Bockman, Gertrude Myntti,
Mildred Straub.
Floor Committee: Nels Swanberg
Jr., Fred Bockman, Talbot Scott,
Ignacy Kowalski, Nick Simeon,
Clarence Ausley, Jack Maraso
vitch, John Campbell, Nels Swan
berg Sr., Andy Wirum, Lewis
Nashengwing, Aarnout Castel, Bill
Hoogendorn, Bert McCarthy, Jack
Hoogendom, Oscar Maigraf, Pete
Brandt, Richard Lee, James Keal
iher, Axel Werner, Otto Worm,
Allen Lee, Hans Peterson, Clyde
Glass, Ben Gillette, Fred Rohn.
Bingo: Bill Ullrich, Norvin
Lewis, Harry Lewis, Beverly
Morgan, Beverly Blanning, Char
lotte Hungerford, Bob Lewis,
Lillie Lewis, Mary Ellen Walsh.
Fish Pond: Mary Honsberger,
Judy Morris, Vallie Scott, Ellen
Waldheim, Lydia Rohn. Mary
Blattler.
Wheel of Fortune: Axel Edman,
Russ Hermann, Nick Lean, Grace
Edman, Nancy Lean, Susy Her
\
mann.
Sergeants at Arms: Lauri Ma
tilla, Carl Hill.
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Britons Wake Up With Severe Suez
Hangover; Eden’s Prestige Way Down
Unrest Among; *
Young Russian
Students Reported
By NATHAN POLOWETZKY
LONDON (JfI—Reports of unrest
among young Soviet students and
workers, sparked by a growing
disillusionment with Communist
doctrine, reached London ‘today.
There was no evidence that the
reported discontent was anything
like that which led to the stu
dents’ rebellion in Hungary. But
it apparently is causing concern.
Nor was there official confir
mation of the reports. But they
were given added weight by Mos
cow radio broadcasts—quoting
Soviet journals—whieh added up
to the same thing: a deep-seated
restlessness among the younger
generation.
The London Daily Mail said in
a dispatch from Moscow “more
than 100 students at Moscow Uni
versity have been expelled during
the past two months for criticiz
ing and taking part in demonstra
tions against the Communist re
gime.”
“Many—including women—pro
tested that textbooks were used
for propaganda,” the Mail re
ported.
“Others were expelled because
they helped produce a ‘wall news
paper’ which reprinted British
Broadcasting Co. and other for
eign news bulletins.”
The Daily Express, in another
story from Moscow reporting the
expulsions, said: “Some of those
dismissed from Moscow Univer
sity have been sent to manual
work. Similar action has been
taken in Leningrad and at a uni
versity in the Ukraine.”
Portland cement does not come
from Portland or any part of the
United States, but from England.
6 LONDON, lifi—The British peo
i pie woke up yesterday to a severe
| Suez hangover, with Prime Minis
! ter Eden's prestige at perhaps the
lowest ebb since he took office
20 months ago.
There was widespread feeling
that the decision to pull out of
Egypt without delay was a na
tional humiliation. Even some of
Eden’s last-4itch supporters were
asking: How long can he hang on
as Prime Minister?
Conservative leaders in the
House of Commons, forewarned
of revolt in the party ranks, tried
to drum up all possible support
for a motion of confidence in the
government which will come to a
vote Thursday night.
The opposition Labor Party
planned an all-out challenge,
probabiy with a motion seeking
to censure the whole policy of
intervention in the canal zone.
Even worse than the political
crisis, to most Britons, was a
looming economic emergency
which threatened the stability of
the pound and the national stand
ard of living.
Government experts figured the
Suez attack by next April would
have cost Britain between $330
and $420 million, including extra
military spending, loss of Middle
East oil and extra cost of ship
ping around South Africa.
Still to be geckoned were enor
mous future losses: dollars to buy
Western Hemisphere oil, Britain’s
share of clearing the canal, a gen
eral slump anticipated as a result
of the oil shortage, and damage to
British prestige and business in
the Middle East and Asia.
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Angelo Knows What
Mysterious Beauties
Are In Nome For
Angelo reported having brought
two very attractive young ladies
from the airport this week to the
Polaris Hotel. As they had an un
usually large assortment of bag
gage, he was curious to ascertain
their identity and asked Tom
Martin how they registered.
Tom whispered, "Incognito!"
Not satisfied with this answer,
Angelo persisted for further clar
ification, but was told Don Hun
gerford will introduce them at
the Roof Garden. Angelo ex
claimed, "Gee, now I know—'nuf
said.
Nick Lean, field engineer for
the Alaska Road Commission, re
turning from an inspection trip of
Highway 99, reports that all resi
dents along that roadway—home
steaders, trappers and Kougarok
miners—are coming to Nome for
the Pioneer Roof Garden.
IN COMMISSIONER'S COURT
Jacob Carter was sentenced to
90 days in Federal jail and fined”
$100 on two counts of giving
liquor to minors.
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publication.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO PIONEERS
Imperative all member* attend
meeting at Pioneer Igloo.
Wednesday. Dec. Sth. 8:00 p.m. ,
NOTICE
Immunization Clinic will be
held every Monday and Wednes
day from 3 to 4:30 pjn. at the'
Health Center, on the ground
floor of the hospital
Immunization* for diphtheria,
whooping cough, and tetanus are
available, also polio shots. .*
Each child should have two
polio shots with a booster shot
in seven months. (Limited to age*
1 to 19 years).
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