Catholics Fear Castro
Will Close Their Schools
HAVANA, OPi — Roman Cath
olic Church authorities fear that
Prime Minister Fidel Castro’s
government soon will squeeze
their schools out of operation.
A top - ranking church spokes
man said the “possibility that the
University of Villanueva will be
functioning six months from now”
appears doubtful.
The informant suggested that
the government may demand “in
doctrination” courses in Cuba’s
private schools which Catholic
institutions will not accept.
There are about 2,000 private
schools in Cuba, 275 of them
Catholic.
Castro recently attacked Villa
nueva as a “pro-Yankee” college.
It opened 14 years ago as Cuba’s
first private Catholic university.
Legal Savings
SOUTEND, England, UP! — For
33 years Mrs. Abraham Pardoyl
saved a little from household
honey her cobbler husband pro
vided weekly.
By last week $19,600 in one
pound notes was getting hard to
hide. She took the sum to a bank
to exchange it for five-pound
($14) notes.
Police soon paid a call. They
were investigating a $28,000 rob
bery. The questioned Mrs. Par
doyl four hours, checked the ser
ial numbers—and apologized.
QUEBEC CITY, Que., WV—'The
liner Empress of Britain docked
here yesterday with the biggest
load of mail ever carried up the
St. Lawrence River—.17,419 bags.
The pre - Christmas mail came
from Britain, and 200 men were
required to unload it. The pre
vious record was 9,600 sacks.
SNOW-TIME IS HERE!
Are Your Winter Garments
Ready to Wear ?
MODERN
Dry Cleaners
and Laundry
— MAIN 113 —
American Bowling
Congress Branch
Slated For Nome
Dennis Marquiss, manager of
Aukruk Bowling Lanes says he
will endeavor to answer questions
about bowling by anyone who
asks. One of the most common
asked him is: “What is the Am
erican Bowling Congress?”
Mr. Marquiss states: The Am
erican Bowling Congress is a ser
vice and rules organization whose
membership is more than 3 mil
lion male tenpin bowlers in 50
states and more than a dozen for
eign countries. Since 1895 it has
provided the leadership and leg
islation to standardize the rules,
regulations and equipment to the
game.
l ne abl actually is composed
of more than 1,900 local bowling
associations. Through these asso
ciations the ABC annually sanc
tions more than 70,000 leagues to
which it provides automatic bond
ing and burglary - holdup insur
ance.
The Congress’ service program,
which is approaching a $2 million
annual operation, includes sched
ules, record cards, average cal
culators, model league rules, han
dicap manuals, membership cards
and many other items needed to
operate a league efficiently. The
service program also includes
awards for high scores, league
championships and other achieve
ments, research and development,
counsel and guidance on rules,
regulations and other matters,
sanctioning of tournaments and
publications of Bowling Magazine
and the ABC News 'Letter.
Each year the Congress certifies
upwards of 90,000 bowling lanes
in more than 8,400 establishments.
Its annual certification of lanes
and its equipment approval pro
gram are services to both pro
prietors and manufacturers be
cause they help maintain the hisdi
standards that have given bowl
ing its broad appeal.
One of the great promotions of
bowling has been the annual ABC
tournament, which was started in
1901. The tournament is held in
a different city each year and at
tracts an average of 30,000 bowl
ers. A companion event is the
ABC Masters Tournament, an in
dividual event started in 1951.
The ABC is ready and willing
to help you organize and sanc
tion bowling among men. There
will be representatives in Nome.
If you are interested in helping
to organize ABC in Nome, please
call or contact Dennis Marquiss
at Main 361 or Main 376.
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Vivien Leigh Divorces
Sir Laurence Olivier
LONDON, Iff) — Actress Vivien
Leigh was granted a divorce to
day from Sir Laurence Olivier on
grounds of Olivier’s adultery with
actress Joan Plowright.
Miss Plowright’s husband, actor
Roger Leonard Gage, was given a
divorce in the same court on the
same grounds.
Neither Sir Laurence nor Miss
Plowright defended the suits
against them. Neither was pre
sent in court.
Olivier was ordered to pay the
costs of both his wife’s and Gage’s
suits.
Miss Leigh, 47, and Sir Lau
rence, 53, were married in 1949.
Gage and Miss Plowright, 28,
married in 1953.
GOV. EGAN PROCLAIMS NEXT
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7. CIVIL
DEFENSE DAY IN ALASKA
JUNEAU, W)—Gov. William A.
Egan today proclaimed next Wed
nesday, the 19th anniversary of
the Japanese attack on Pearl Har
bor, which plunged the United
States into World War II, as Civil
Defense Day in Alaska.
GLUE POT
Soda Fountain
CIGARS, CIGARETS
TOBACCO
CANDY
FRESH ICE CREAM
EVERY DAY
Army
CAMP CENTURY, GREENLAND—U. S. Army
Engineers install a portable nuclear power plant
in a power trench buil* in Army's camp under
the snow. Left, o component of the plant is
moved down the snow drive to the entrance of
the power trench. Above, a construction unit of
the Engineer Corps installs part of the nuclear
reactor inside the trench. The nuclear plant will
send electricity into Camp Century lines for
power, heating and lighting. The plant will also
produce steam for melting sub-surface snow for
the camp's wafer supply.
License Needed For
Hair Seal Bounty Hunting
The Department of Fish and
Game has issued a reminder to
hunters that a license is required
to take all species of game in
Alaska. Laws and regulations pre
sently in effect include the re
quirement that a valid hunting
license be possessed by those who
take hair seal for bounty.
Following the end of the com
mercial salmon season, many
hunters have turned to the hunt
ing of hair sea's for bounty, ac
cording to Jack Rhein, chief of
the Division of Protection. The
volume of seal scalps presented
for bounty payment has increased
materially in the last few weeks,
Rhein said, and it is expected that
a continuing large number of
scalps will be submitted within1
the next few months.
A condition upon which hair;
seal scalps are presented for1
bounty payment is that they be
taken in conformity with all ap-!
plicable laws. For this reason, the
honoring of bounty affidavits is
contingent upon possession of a
valid hunting license by the
claimant.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
FOR THE STATE OF ALASKA
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
No. 1113
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND ACCOUNT AND
DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
ANNA ANDERSON. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
William T. Haley, of Nome, Alaska, Ad
ministrator With Will Annexed herein,
has filed his Final Report and Account,
and that the 16th day of January, 1961,
at the hour of 2:00 p.m. of said day, in
the above-named Court. Nome. Alaska,
has by Court Order been fixed as the
time and place for a Hearing on said :
Report and Account: and also, at such !
time and place the Court will determine !
and adjudicate the beneficiary of this j
estate.
Objections, if any there be. to said '
report and account and proof of heir- j
ship will be heard at this time.
Dated this 23rd day of November. 1960. I
WILLIAM T. HALEY.
Administrator W/W/A
Virgil D. Vochoska,
Attorney for Administrator
Publish Nov. 25, Dec. 2, 9, 16. 1930.
A PROCLAMATION
CIVIL AIR PATROL WEEK
Whereas, the men and women
of the Civil Air Patrol, civilian
auxiliary of the United States Air
Force, have since its inception
worked devotedly in the cause of
aviation and in behalf of the peo
ple of this nation; and
Whereas, the civilian volun
teers making up this organiza
tion have given unstintingly of
their personal resources and even
of their lives in the relief of suf
fering and in the safeguarding of
the lives and property of their
fellow Americans through the
performance of aerial search and
rescue, mercy missions, and dis
aster relief; and
Whereas, these same civilian
volunteers have established and
have dedicated themselves to
maintaining an effective national
program of aerospace education
for our youth; and
Whereas, December 1, 1960,
marks the 19th anniversary of
the founding of this volunteer
civilian organization dedicated to
the service of humanity;
Now, Therefore, I, Steffen, An
dersen, Mayor of the City of
Nome, do hereby proclaim the
week beginning December 1,
1960, as “Civil Air Patrol Week”
and do hereby urge the officials
of our local government and the
people of the City of Nome to
actively support the local Civil
Air Patrol Group Headquarters
and Cadet Squadron in their
worthy programs.
Steffen Andersen,
Mayor.
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If ordered now, will be
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