Clark Gable's Son
Christened Sunday
HOLLYWOOD, Calif. UP — John
Clark Gable, 10-week-old son of
the late actor Clark Gable, cried
lustily as he was christened Sun
day with Marilyn Monroe and
other stars looking on.
The baby broke into loud wails
as one of his godmothers, Mrs.
Carl Leigh, carried him through
spectators gathered oiitside St.
Cyril’s Roman Catholic Church
in suburban Encino.
His mother, Kay Gable, patted
him and smiled nervously.
The Rev. Michael Lalor started
the ceremony on the church steps
and finished it indoors. Only the
approximately 100 invited guests
were admitted.
National League Standings
W L Pet.
Cincinnatti . 33 21 .611
Los Angeles . 34 23 .596
San Francisco . 31 23 .574
Pittsburgh . 26 24 .520
Milwaukee . 24 27 .471
St. Louis . 24 27 .471
Chicago . 21 32 .396
Philadelphia .. 17 33 .340
American League Standings
W L Pet.
Cleveland . 37 19 .661
Detroit . 36 21 .632
New York . 34 20 .630
Baltimore . 29 27 .518
Washington . 28 29 .491
Boston . 27 28 .491
Kansas City . 23 29 .442
Chicago . 20 33 .377
Los Angeles . 21 35 .375
Minneapolis . 21 35 .375
Boxer Sonny Liston Arrested
For Impersonating a Policeman
PHILADELPHIA LP — Sonny
Liston, the top contender for the
heavyweight boxing champion
ship, was arrested today on a
charge of impersonating a police
man.
The charge was also brought
against a companion, Isaac Coop
er, after the two allegedly forced
Mrs. Dolores Ellis, 20, of subur
i ban Lansdowne, to halt her car
in a lonely section of sprawling
Fairmount Park early today.
All are Negroes.
GREAT-GRANDMOTHER
IN UNIFORM
OTIS AIR FORCE BASE, Mass.
Itfl — Seven-month-old Mary Beth
Rizzuto of Buffalo, N. Y., doesn’t
know it yet, but the Air Force
says she’s believed to be the only
youngster in the country with a
great-grandmother in uniform.
Mary Beth is the great-grand
daughter of 54-year-old Elizabeth
Labrie, an Air Force Technical
Sergeant stationed here.
The sergeant specializes in Air
Force recruiting and personnel.
Paul Revere really earned the
title of “Founding Father.” He
had 16 children, 8 by each of two
| wives. But George Washington,
the “Father of his country,” died
I childless.
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Virgil Severns Appointed
New Agricultural Agent
Mr. Virgil Severns of Fairbanks
is the new agricultural agent for
the remote areas district of the
Cooperative Extension Service.
Dr. William R. Wood, President
of the University of Alaska, an
nounced the appointment recent
ly. Mr. Severns has already as
sumed his new duties in the
position formerly held by Mr.
Herman Turner.
Mr. Severns’ office will be at
the Extension headquarters on
the University of Alaska campus.
His extension district includes the |
area north and west of Fairbanks,
and south of Brooks Range. In
this vast area he will work with
the people in an educational pro
gram designed to help them bet
ter meet the challenges of mod
ern day civilization. He will work
closely with Mrs. Burand, Home
Demonstration agent for the dis
trict.
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me to be a woman when I reflect !
that I am thus in no danger of !
marrying one.” —Lady Montagu. |
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Supreme Court Overturns
Contempt Conviction
Of Bernard Deutch
WASHINGTON UP — The Su
preme Court today overturned the
contempt conviction of Bernard
Deutch. a nuclear scientist who
refused to answer some questions
of the House Committee on Un
amerian Activities.
Deutch, who resides in Spring
field, Pa., told the committee he
had been a Communist party
member while attending Cornell
University. He refused to identi
fy others said to have been en
gaged in party activities.
Justice Stewart delivered the
5-4 decision which said the gov
ernment failed to prove that ques
tions Deutch refused to answer
were pertinent to the question
then under inquiry.
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13-Year-Old Boy
And a Timber Wolf
Create Lasting Friendship
VICTORIA, B. C. (JFi — A 13
year-old boy and a full-grown
timber wolf have made nature
fiction come true by proving that
man can create lasting friendship
with an animal' long considered
his enemy.
The proof came last week when
Lobo, the 125-pound wolf, leaped
into the arms of young Lutz
Bauersachs as they saw each
other for the first time in 18
months. Both Lutz and his sharp
toothed, fierce-eyed friend had
changed — but neither had for
gotten.
The story started more than
two years ago when Lobo and two
other wolves were taken to a
zoo which Lutz’s father operates,
12 miles north of here, for train
ing.
Lutz took a liking to the vicious
hunter from the woods and soon
Lobo began to trust him.
“The two were inseparable,” the
elder Bauersachs said. “They
played together all the time and
I was not alarmed because the
wolves were being trained care
fully and besides, Lobo trusted
the boy.”
Eighteen months ago Lobo and
the two other wolves, Prince and
Sombra, were taken south to be
used in the filming of a Walt
Disney movie which will bear
Lobo’s name. Everyone thought
the two would forget each other
while Lobo was away.
But while the wolf was acting
his part on location in the Red
stone country of Arizona, Lutz
often thought about him.
When the wolf returned to the
zoo with his companions after the
long journey north, they took his
crate into a pen and the family
watched anxiously as it was pried
open.
Lobo leaped out of the box,
looked around, then bounded
straight for young Lutz.
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Shrine Club
Werner Bohrer, Pres.
H. M. Crinklaw, Sec.
Meets First Thursday of Each Month
Masonic Hall
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Don Hoover, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Martin
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
n Anvil Lodge
No. 140
A. E. BOHRER, W. M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
Of Each Month
Nome Rotary Club
Robert Grant
President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets Last Tuesday of Every
Month at School
Mina Bachelder, President
Jane Foster, Secretary
—VISITORS WELCOME—
Pioneer Igloo No. 1
Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays
Wm. H. Cameron, Pres.
Chas. D. Jones, Secty.
Civil Air Patrol
" p Northwestern Group
Nome Cadet Squadron
1st Lt. Jesse Jones, Cmdr.
Main 118 or 334
Meetings - Each Thursday 7:00 p.m.