Race Horse Survives
Accident But Loses Teeth
COLUMBIA, UP)—A race horse
named Toughie lived up to his
name yesterday. But he lost three
teeth in the process.
Police in suburban Whitehall
said Toughie wasn’t enjoying his
trailer ride so he tried to hurdle
a restraining bar. He didn’t quite
make it.
He wound up hanging over the
bar by his hind legs, his posterior
up in the air. His face dragged
along the pavement for about 20
feet before the driver of the auto
pulling the trailer noticed some
thing amiss and stopped.
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Alaska Airlines Has
New Operations Official
SEATTLE, m—Kelley Weiss of
Anchorage has been named
assistant vice president in charge
of operations by Alaska Airlines,
Inc., President Charles F. Willis
Jr., announced Saturday.
Weiss ferried military aircraft j
across the South Atlantic during
World War II and later was chief
pilot for the Arabian American
Oil Co., before joining Alaska
Airlines in 1955.
His new duties will cover all
operations for the line, both in
Alaska and the states.
LOST SHOE RETURNED
FRESNO, Calif., Kathy Ev
ans, 4Vi>, lost a shoe at the Fresno
County fairgrounds Wednesday.
Yesterday her mother, Mrs.
Barbara Evans, answered a tele
phone ring to hear:
“I found a baby shoe at the
Fairgrounds last night. I thought
it looked like one of Kathy’s and
I picked it up.”
It was Kathy’s shoe.
The caller?
Mrs. Marie Martin, who baby
sits with Kathy.
Exotic Indian Actress Marries
Hollywood’s Most Eligible Bachelor
By JAMES BACON
HOLLYWOOD, U?t — An exotic
Indian actress honeymooned to
day with Marlon Brando after an
East - West wedding that almost
followed the script of the actor’s
latest movie.
Amna Kashfi, a 23-year-old
beauty, thus became the envy of
much of the world’s feminine pop
ulation as she snared Hollywood’s
most eligible and sought - after
bachelor. It also was the first
marriage for the actress, whose
home in Darjeeling, India, is at
the foot of Mt. Everest.
Brando, 33, first met his bride
when she came over here in 1955
to portray a Korean schoolteacher
in the movie “Battle Hymn.” The
two dated occasionally but be
came serious only within the past
six months.
Hollywood Surprised
The secretive Brando caught
Hollywood way off guard with
the simple marriage ceremony,
performed at the home of his
aunt in suburban Eagle Rock.
At first, he didn’t even want
to announce the wedding, main
taining his private life “is strict
ly my own,” but then he relented
to give the story to a friend or
two among the press.
Only immediate relatives, in
cluding Marlon Brando Sr., were
present at the brief ceremony,
performed by the Rev. Walter J.
Fiscus, pastor of the non-denom
inational Little Brown Church of
San Fernando Valley.
Traditional Indian Garb
Miss Kashfi was garbed in the
traditional wedding dress of her
native land, a pale green sari with
a gold fringed white brocade
blouse. Her shoes were red, made
in the traditional Indian style.
Marlon was dapper and con
servative in a dark suit and dark
tie.
Brando soon will be seen in
“Sayonara,” a movie in which he
portrays a U.S. Air Force officer
who falls in love with and mar
ries a Japanese girl.
Temper is one thing which im
proves the longer you keep it.
TAX COLLECTORS
NEEDED IN ALASKA
SEATTLE, Uf) — Tax collectors
are needed in Alaska where ev
erything else costs a lot too.
The Internal Revenue Service
at 905 2nd Ave., Seattle, will ac
cept applications for the job pay
ing $4550 a year to start plus a
25 per cent cost of living allow
ance.
Applicants must have five years
of business, banking or legal ex
perience and male applicants are
the only ones to be considered.
Transportation cost will be paid
to the post of duty if selected.
Pan American Airways
Arriving Friday were: Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Hermann and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Short and
| son, Miss Wilson, Charles Seig
j hal, Walt Levine.
I Departing were: Fred Caugh
lin, Robert Menaphee, Fred Gag
I ney, Robert Gathier, Art Flow
I mer, Roscoe Moon, Clarence Cal
! kins, Warren Phillips, Robert
Slaughter, Chas. Hoss, Mrs. Tekla
| Kanari, Gtto Weinart.
Alaska Airlines
| From Anchorage: Ernie Kling,
John Kottsick, Mrs. Edwards and
! infant, Jack Bullock, Eunice
! Berglund, Marie Heagle.
To Anchorage: Nancy Walunga,
Lucy Walunga, Glen Carlson, J.
M. Pentacost, R. P. Huff, H. K.
Kleinkopf, Lee Payne, W. Trainer,
Barbara Dimmock, Bon. Davis, K.
Howsman, Rosemary Newton, Leo
Rudolph, R.A. Haley Jr., R. L.
Thomas, John Kottsick, A. C.
I Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Gamble, James Berger.
From McGrath: E. G. Murdock.
To Unalakleet: Eunice Logan.
From Unalakleet: Clara John
son, John Bullock.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Dorothy War
ren, Elsie Harris, Quincy Snow,
W. R. Setunsky, Fred Wheeler,
B. B. Holtrop, Milton Wilson, R.
Powell.
From Kotzebue: Ray Menden
hall, Richard Hopkins, Marcus
Adkins, Barbara Dimmock,
From Candle: Chub Douglas.
From Deering: Alice Anderson.
To Fairbanks: Mrs. Andrew
Nerland, Wm. Webb, hin Tes
Nerland, Nevil and Harry Water
field, Lewis Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Sharp, Wm. Fry, Paid
Savey, Wm. Hare, Frank Taylor,
Wm. Muller, Joe Bonner, Ray
burn Daniels, John P. Mooney,
Raymond Whitton.
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Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets,Every Monday Noon
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Order of Eastern Star
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Summer Recess
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
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Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
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Joe Kroninger
President
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Secretary
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