Princess Astrid of Norway
To Marry Divorced Commoner
OSLO, Norway, DPI—The royal
first lady of Norway is taking a
divorced commoner as her hus
band.
King Olav V announced Sun
day night the engagement of
Princess Astrid, 23, and Johan
Martin Femer, 33, a junior part
ner in an Oslo haberdashery. The
marriage will take place Jan. 12.
Since the death of her mother,
Princess Martha of Sweden, six
years ago, the Princess has been
Norway’s first lady.
BOB SCOTT RETURNS
FROM SITKA MEETING
Bob Scott returned from the
meeting of the League of Alaska
Cities and reports an excellent
meeting. He also took time to visit
the oldtimers at the Pioneer Home
which included four in the hos
pital section who are Jim La
Pierre, Effie Baldwin, Tolbert
Scott, and Joe Hebert.
In the home but up and about
are Peter Cass, Peter X. Peter
son, Bernhard Anderson (Fancy
Andy), Hans Peterson, Eddie
Gross and Ed Schroeder (Cayuse
Bill).
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Soviet Scientists Bring To j
Light Unknown Species
Of Fish from Ocean Deep
LONDON, OPi—Soviet scientists
working in the Pacific have
brought up a hitherto unknown
species of fish from a depth of
more than 4Vi* miles, Moscow
radio reported.
The fish had a colorless body
and was completely free of scales.
The absence of light at that
depth, 24,786 feet below the sur
face, had influenced the struc
ture of its eyes. They were jelly
like and no bigger than a pin
head, said the broadcast.
It added that discovery of the
fish refuted the hypothesis that
there can be no life in the ocean
at depths greater than 19,620 feet.
Small Business Admislralion
Official Confers with Bank Here
Small Business Administration
representative Mr. Oftedal, who is
conferring here with M & M Bank
officials on possible local business
loans, explained to the Chamber
of Commerce how the loans are
made and how this organization,
with government money to loan
at 5Vfe per cent, works to assist
businesses and help set up new
business.
EMMA BURRIS TO BE
HONORED AT TEA
There will be a tea at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. John Barrow
honoring Miss Emma Burris, Ex
ecutive Secretary of Social Wel
fare and Medical Work, who will
be visiting here tomorrow and
Wednesday.
The tea will be given from
3 until 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday
for members of the Methodist
Church as well as persons affil
iated with the hospital and the
LWY Community Center.
A dinner is also planned in
her honor for members of the
heads of the several branches of
the Methodist work here and a
meeting with the Advisory Board
of the Hospital.
IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT
Julia Stanley pleaded not guilty
to a charge of disorderly conduct
Saturday. Trial was held this
morning and she was found guilty
and fined $25. A previous sus
pended sentence of $35 was re
instated.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admited: Lucille Koozata, May
Koutchak, Tracy Tungiyan, Sig
fried Aukongak, Charlotte Eben.
Discharged: Lydia Millagruk,
Jennie Attatayuk, Ellen Norbert.
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Wainrighl. 52
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Shungnak. 28 14 23
Kiana. 29 29 27
Candle. 19 11 10
Noorvik. 39 30 39
Noalak. 38 39 27
Kotzebue. 177 149 140
Selawik. 43 36 39
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Kivalina. 34 32 18
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