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Canning, Preserving and
Freezing of Berries
Described in Booklet
The Alaska Extension Service
of the University of Alaska has
published a very fine booklet on
Alaskan berries which are now
ripe and ready for freezing, can
ning or being put up into jams
and jellies.
These booklets are available
through Jean Burand, located at
the Department of Mines Bldg.
Crowberries (or moss berries),
blueberries, salmonberries, bear
berries and cranberries recipes
are available in this booklet.
These berries can supply near
ly all the food values of larger
fruits which have to be imported,
stated Mrs. Burand.
Man Fined for Stealing
Liquor From Warehouse
Samuel Ashonuk plead guilty
to a complaint of stealing liquor
from the Loman Commercial Co.
while working on the dock. The
liquor was in the open warehouse,
it was reported.
He was fined $100 with $75 of
the fine suspended.
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Sam Black is serving 30 days i
in jail for giing liquor to a minor.
He was sentenced to 60 days with
30 days suspended.
Advice for Secretaries:
‘Do As Boss Tells You’
LAS VEGAS, —Here’s some
advice for secretaries.
“Do what the boss tells you.
Don’t try to run things. Stay out
of his personal life and he will
stay out of yours.”
This formula for success was
given by Mrs. Jean Hecker, 44,
of Los Angeles, who yesterday
was named the “Legal Secretary
of the Year” by the 5,000-member
National Assn, of Legal Secretar
ies in convention here.
Mrs. Hecker, wife of a Los An
geles import-export businessman,
has been legal secretary to Atty.
William J. Cusack of Los Angeles
for 28 years.
WE HAVE
CLOTHING FOR COMFORT
Down-filled Parkas ★ Insul
ated Boots & Shoes it Ther
mal Underwear it Shoepacs
ARMY SURPLUS
Alpaca Parkas, Jackets and
Liners it Cots ★ Mattresses
Large Gunny Sacks - 50c ea.
THE TRADING POST
Impressions
• Of Boy Scout
Jamboree
Reported by Rod Boucher
Joey Barber says that Glen
echo Park, Maryland, near Wash
ington, D.C., was the most inter
esting place to him on our trip.
David Barber had a hard time
deciding but finally said the Em
pire State Building and the
Statue of Liberty were the most
impressive things to him.
Tommy Boucher had trouble
making up his mind as there were
so many things he liked, but
finally said that the boat trip
from Whittier to Seattle was
super. .
Ray Arnold says the Jamboree
itself was the highlight of the
trip with the big arena and the
many events.
Your reporter Rod Boucher
liked the Jamboree best of all and
would like to go again and ex
perienced meeting a boy from
Ohio with whom he had corres
ponded since he was a Cub Scout.
“I wish more boys could have
gone, it was all wonderful* and
we are grateful to our leader Bill
Barber for all his work during
the trip. The Alaskan boys were
swell guys.”
Leader Bill Barber stated that
of all the wonderful sights and
j events he feels that the most im
pressive was the organizing and
getting together of 52,000 boys
from all over the world into an
orderly wellv managed group
which functioned in a most amaz
ing manner.
It took 27 minutes for 52,000
boys and their leaders to file into
the big arena and take their plac
1 es for the big show and following
I the entertainment take their
leave in the- same manner.
Pravda Scores
Delay in Moving
Harvest Tools
MOSCOW, UFi—Pravda yester
day assailed the Ministry of Ag
riculture for 'delays in the trans
fer of harvest machinery from
southern Russia to Siberian wheat
fields.
The ministry is headed by
Vladimir Matskevich, who head
ed a Soviet agricultural delega
tion on a tour of U.S. farms in
1955.
The Communist Party news
paper said complaints by Siberian
workers on the delays are justi
fied because the harvest in south
ern Russia is abnormally early.
“The loss of early Daflin har
vesting has caused great damage
to our national economy,” Pravda
said. It charged that ministry of
ficials had fallen down badly in
the planning of the 1957 harvests.
One big complaint, the paper
said, was the failure to provide
24-hour operation of combine har
vesters during the reaping period.
It said 3,000 combines are not
yet equipped with electric lights
to permit night work.
Burns Bill Would Provide
Hawaii With Federal
Funds for Highways
WASHINGTON, UTt—Delegate
Bums (D-Hawaii) yesterday in
troduced a bill to provide an al
lotment of federal funds to Ha
waii under the interstate highway
program.
Burns said the bill was de
signed to bring to the attention of
Congress the fact that Hawaii’s
residents pay taxes to finance the
interstate road program but do
not participate in the benefits.
The bill specifies no amount.
ALASKA AIRLINES
To Anchorage: R. Connolly, J.
Wise, Grace Edman, L. Hartman,
Mrs. Glen Dean, R. Egge, Pearl
Taggart.
From Anchorage: W.D. Reed,
D. Lomax, C. Wilson, Elsie San
ders, J. Bielawski, M. McLellan,
Bill Remero, E. Ddrum, W. Crow
ley, N.H. Outzen, Ethel Komak
huk, M. Custard, C. Colbert, May
Elook and infant, Janet Denny,
M. Carle, B. McCracken, C. Clark,
W. McPherson, R. Nivala, Jack
Lynch, J. Gamble D. Gamble, D.
Adams, I. Call, E. Nelson, Eloise
Hutchison, G. Ozenna, R. Brown.
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INoine Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Now In Summer Recess
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Seat. K. Lewis. WM.
Norvin W. Lewis. Sec..
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each
NOME ROTARY CLUB