Cecile Dionne’s
Marriage Set
For This Fall
MONTREAL W—Cecile Dionne
plans to get married in the fall
and hopes to go to Europe on her
honeymoon.
The first of the Dionne quintu
plets to become engaged, Cecile
said in a Montreal Herald inter
view she and radio technician
Philippe Langlois, 26, probably
will marry some time after she
graduates from a nursing course
here in August.
She reported her plans are ap
proved by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oliva Dionne of Callander,
Ontario.
“My father likes Philippe very
much and Philippe likes my fath
er,” she said. “My mother is very
pleased, very happy.”
The four remaining Dionne
quints will be 23 on May 28. Ce
cile and Yvonne, in the same class
of a nursing course at Notre
Dame de l’Esperance Hospital in
suburban St. Laurent, are cur
rently taking an obstetrics course
at St. Justine Hospital.
Annette Dionne is studying mu
sic in Quebec City. Marie, after
giving up a small flower shop
named for Emilie, who died in
1954, is acting as housekeeper for
Yvonne and Cecile.
Corrected Summary
Of City Funds
A summary of the funds on
hand of the City of Nome in the
General Fund, supplementary to
the Financial Statement which
was published in the Friday edi
tion of the Nugget, is presented
•herewith:
Balance April 1956.$ 31,742.63
Cash Revenue . 151,422.54
Cash Expenditures . 160,356.78
Balance Mar. 31, 1957 23,808.39
Pan American Airways
Arriving yesterday were Jim
Cary, A. Turner, Jim Grow, Mary
Honsberger, Dick Ludwig, Bob
Martin, Clarence Herbert, Elsie
Engstrom.
Departing were Bob Martin
and Axel Edman.
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Plane Lands on Truck,
Crashes, But All Survive
CABOOL, Mo., —Trying to
land on U.S. 60 because of a
heavy fog, two Wichita, Kan.,
men set their light plane down
atop a big truck that was rolling
along the road Monday.
William Keaton, 21, the pilot,
and Ray Lee Strickland were not
hurt, altho their plane bounced
off the truck and was demolished
in a ditch. ,
The unusual landing did little
damage to the truck.
Permanently Disabled
Workman Granted
Maximum of $8,100
SAN FRANCISCO UP)—The U.S.
Court of Appeals Monday upheld
a federal district court ruling in
a workmen’s compensation case
involving an employe of the Chu
gach Electric Assn, at Anchorage.
Carl E. Jenkins, the employe,
lost his left arm, right leg and
some toes off his left foot. He was
granted the maximum allowance
of $8,100 for permanent disability
by the Alaska Industrial Board
after receiving temporary bene
fits.
Rock ‘n‘ Roll Dancer
Dies of Broken Neck
AUKLAND, New Zealand, —
While being swung to his part
ner’s shoulder in a rock ’n’ roll
demonstration at a private party,
Walter Raymond Walls, 25, fell |
and broke his neck. He died in a
hospital.
JAPANESE SEE ECLIPSE
WITH HELP OF SMOG
TOKYO, —The sun over Ja
pan was in partial eclipse for
about 90 minutes yesterday. To
kyo residents were able to watch
without smoked glasses because
of smog. The National Scientific
Museum said 23.9 percent of the
sun was obscured. .
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Beta Sigs Hold
| Banquet for
| Founder’s Day
Founder’s Day Banquet for the
Beta Sigma Phi was held Iasi
[ evening at the Bering Sea Club
for members and invited guests.
Tables were decorated with
yellow and black candle?, colors
of the organization, and yellow
roses, their official flowers. Hand
made programs of the same col
ors and theme were made by
Roberta Ross and Dorothy Grant.
Toastmistress was the outgoing
president, Beverly Morgan, who
was assisted by Barbara Martin,
Ruth ■ McLean, Dorothy Grant,
and Betty Gustafson.
Music throughout the dinner
was furnished by Frank Richard
son on the Hammond Organ and
Fred Oster on the piano.
Dancing followed the dinner
and program.
Committee in charge of the
evening were Mary Honsberger,
Dorothy Grant, Betty Gustafson
and Ruth McLean.
Sharp Aftershock Shakes
Part of San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, UPV—A sharp
aftershock of San Francisco’s
March 22 earthquake shook
homes in the Mount Davidson
area of the city late Monday.
Chandeliers swayed and dishes
rattled but no damage was re
ported.
About 300 aftershocks have
been recorded by the University
of California seismograph station.
New Oil Strike
BARTLESVILLE, Olda., UP)—
Phillips Petroleum Co. announced
today an “important” new Cana
dian oil strike 145 miles north
west of Edmonton.
The well, Kaybob No. 1, is only
nine miles from a pipeline run
ning to the Pacific Coast.
Company officials say the well
produces at a daily rate of 2,350
barrels of 43 gravity oil.
Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks: Barry Chrest
man, Wakefield Sewell, Harold
Hall, Daniel Burleson, Wallace
Parker, A1 Page, W.S. Farr.
To Fairbanks: James Lanham,
Charles Salay, Freddie Oster,
Luella Trent, Floyd Walluk, Jack
Woodland.
From Tanana: Don Adams,' Ed
Hutchinson.
To Tanana: Floyd Wheeler, J.
Andrews.
To Galena: W.J. Russell, Don
ald Hobbs.
To Kotzebue: Russell Hermann,
Tidwell Gordon, Thos. Matney.
Alaska Airlines
To Kotzebue; Margaret Poskitt,
Joseph La Fournaise.
From Unfllakleet: Lewis Ana
gick.
From Anchorage: Jack Donald,
Robert Belgard, Ralph Grosvold.
To Anchorage: Stanley Lehardt
and R. B. Galinae.
A good wife is one who serves
as an ally in success and an alibi
in failure.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by The
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Continued fair tonight mid to
morrow with little change in tem
perature. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 15 to 20 and the
high tomorrow 30 to 35.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
32, lowest 15. Max. wind 6 mph
from the west. Sunrise at 3:31
a.m., sunset at 8:29 pm.
A year ago today: highest tem
perature 38, lowest 34. Extremes
this date since 1907: highest 49
in 1953, lowest -6 in 1914.
At Nenana today it was clear
and the thermometer registered
39 degrees.
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