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More Than 100 National
Guard Officrs Coming For
Convention Next Week
1 Major Jim O’Rourke, command
| er of the 1st Scout Battalion, re
ported at Chamber Monday that
about a hundred persons will be
here for the National Guard Of
ficer’s Convention which will be
held in Nome on Aug. 13 and 14.
Many of the officials will arrive
on the 12th. Already confirmed
are the following general officers
who will be present:
William Harrison Jr., president
of the National Guard Assn, of
the United States, and Adjutant
General of Massachusetts;
Donald McGowan, chief Nation
al Guard Bureau; Winston Wil
son, deputy chief, National Guard
Bureau, and chief, Air Force Divi
sion; James Cantwell, chief of
staff, Department of Defense,
New Jersey; Rhodolph Esmay,
Adjutant General of Wyoming;
Heber Edward, Adjutant General,
North Dakota; Fred Tandy, Ad
jutant General, Iowa; Mark Lan
ca, Adjutant General. Florida;
Ralph Olson, Adjutant General,
Wisconsin; Frederick Reincke,
■ Adj. Gen., Connecticut;
Ronald McDonald, Adj. Gen.,
Michigan; S. H. Mitchell, Adj.
Gen. Montana; John McConnell,
Adj. Gen. Indiana; K. L. Berry,
Adj. Gen. Texas; J. E. Nelson,
Adj. Gen. Minnesota; John M.
Walsh, Adj. Gen. Idaho; Alfred
Hintz, Commanding Gen. 41st In
fantry Division and Adj. Gen. of
Oregon;
James E. May, Adj. Gen. Nev
ada; Joe Nickell, Adj. Gen. Kan
sas; William Wilson, Adj. Gen.
Mississippi; Joseph C. Moffett,
Adj. Gen. Colorado; Guy Hen
ning, State Director of Selective
Service. Nebraska:
George Bennett, Assistant Adj.
Gen fo" Army, Idaho: Juan Cesar
Corde -a, Adj. -Gen. Puerto Rico;
The nas Carroll, Adj. Gen. Alas
ka; .Tames Trail, Assistant Adj.
Gen for Air, Idaho: Co1 R. S.
] Terrill, National Guard Bureau,
and PIO officer W. D. McGlas
son.
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CASTRO TO MAKE
TWO MORE SPEECHES
HAVANA, UP!—The Communist
party newspaper Hoy said Tues
day FideJ Castro will make two
speeches in the next few days,
despite reports the ailing Prime
Minister is taking a complete
rest.
Authorities maintained tight
lipped secrecy following Mon
day’s disclosure that the bearded
prime minister had laid aside his
duties after his doctor ordered
him to take a complete rest —■
“both physical and mental.”
Informed sources said Castro,
33, had been finally convinced
that he must stop all work to
hasten recovery from his three
week illness, officially described
as a lung infection.
Some Latin American quarters
in Washington speculated that
the announcement was meant to
prepare Cuba for the prime min
ister’s indefinite retirement from
public life. There have been per
sistent reports in Havana—denied
by sources close to the Cuban
government — that Castro under
went a rectal operation and was
found to be suffering from cancer.
Schizo Blood Raises Hob
With Spider’s Spinning
BONN, Germany, PPi—Injections
of blood from human beings suf
fering from schizophrenia sent
spiders spinning around hopeless
ly unable to build their webs, the
Congress of Psychology was told
today.
Prof. Karl Buehler of Los An
geles, honorary president of the
16th Triennial Congress, in a re
port said the experiment sug
gested that chemicals in the
bloodstream play a major role in
mental illness.
Spiders injected with the blood
of schizophrenics, he said, be
came confused and wound up
with a tangled mess instead of the
usual symetrical web.
TELE G R A M
Nome Nugget, Nome
My opponent and I have made our stand on Initiative No. I.
My opponent is for removing the capital of our state to "a more
accessible place" and I the undersigned am opposed to this move.
A word to all Republicans in the Northwest: Which candidate do
you think will most effectively oppose Senator Bartlett in this
November general election?
Signed/ Lawrence M. Brayton, candidate lor the
Republican nomination for U.S. Senator,
Paid Adi).
IN A DEMOCRACY . . .
There is a power behind every elected official
Every voter bears the responsibility for
his government.
It has always been that way whenever
free men have a voice in their government
i
The man
behind the representative
is YOU!
| BE SURE TO VOTE AUG. 9
FRANK A. DEGNAN
Democrat — Unalakleet
For The House from District 23
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