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7:30—Broken Arrow
8:00 - Meet McGraw
8:30 C'ntry Music J'bilee
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10:00—Top Tunes 81 Talent
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Girl, 10%, Will
Give Birth Soon
SAN JOSE, Calif., B A San
Jose girl only 10 Vi years old 1h
duo to have a baby In two weeks,
Dr. Milton Chatton, director of
Santa Clara County Medical In
stitutions, said Friday night.
The girl, a third grade pupil, is
in a church shelter in Sun Fran
cisco where the birth is expected.
The girl blames a relative,
Harry M. Lee, a laborer. Lee is In
jail on a charge of lewd conduct
involving a minor, lie denied he
molested the girl.
Dr, Chatton said medical rec
ords show the youngest mother
in tin' world was a 5Vi-yeur-old
Peruvian who wus delivered of a
baby by Caesarian operation a
few years ago.
Wien Staffers to Attend
Washington Henrings
FAIRBANKS Three members
of tlu> stuff of Wien Alaska Air
lines left lust week for Washing
ton, D.C., where there they will
attend mall rate hearings sched
uled to begin Jan. 15.
The three are President Sigurd
Wien, Vice President George Ray
burn and Lea Stevens, accountant
wlm has been doing special work
for Hie airline.
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Suntrann Wins Suit
Against llsihelli, Shallit
FAIRBANKS Suntrana Minin*
Company won Its case In district
court against Usibelli Coal Mine,
Inc., and A. llcri Shallit., doing
business ns Cripple Creek Coal
Co. In a verdict rendered Dec. 30
by DIs. Judge Ernest A. Tobin of
Los Angeles, who tried the case
last summer while temporarily
assigned to the Fairbanks district.
The plaintiff alleged continuing
trespass and maintenance of a
nuisance, and asked for damages
bemuse of losses suffered and an
injunction against further tres
pass. This Is the result of mining
coal by placer methods.
First French Shipment
Of Sahara Crude Oil
Reaches Mediterranean
PARIS, MV The French news
agency reported Saturday thut the
long awaited first shipment of
Sahara crude nil has arrived ut
the Mediterranean port of Phil
ippeville, Algeria,
A freight train with four tank
ears of the oil has been slowly
making its way northward for the
past several days. Two days ago
Algerian rebels mined the track
and derailed part of another train.
Hasty repairs were made to per
mit passage of the oil train.
FAST FIRE FIGHTING
WITH HELICOPTER'S HELP
SIMSBURY, Conn. MV—Charles
II Hainan rose to the emergency
when Ills wife called his office to
tell him a lire had broken out In
their home.
Hainan, president of the Kam
an Aivcruft Co. in nearby Bloom
Held, ordered a company heli
copter Immediately. Then, with
two other men and two fire ex
tinguishers lie took off, landed on
Ids front lawn and put out the
Hre all within five minutes or so.
The fire Friday was caused by
a short circuit.
Success Usually Begins With Saving,
And Saving Begins Willi a Plan at (he
MINERS X MERCHANTS
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IJ.S. Flier Landed
Voluntarily in
Red Albania
BELGRADE, Yugosluviu,
U.S. Air Force MuJ, Howard Cur
ran suiri here today he voluntarily
landed his T-33 jet In Communlnt
Albania after being blown off
course with his radio broken.
Curran said that when he land
ed in Albania he did not know ho
was over that Communist terri
tory but had to land on the first
field he saw, having fuel for only
another 10 minutes’ flight.
He was "treated very fairly"
during his 19 days' stay, he said.
He would have been permitted
to fly his jet out instead of! going
by airliner but a landing gear tire
of the Jet burst. The Albanians
at first said they would give him
a replacement tire, later claimed
they did not have one.
Russia Luring Families
To Siberia With Offers
Of Free Food, Housing
MOSCOW, (M—Russia dangled
new incentives Saturday In an ef
fort to lure Soviet labor to the
virgin land of Siberia and the
Soviet east.
The newspaper Soviet Agricul
ture announced yesterday fami
lies willing to migrate would be
given free transport, freb housing
and loans for food.
Credits of up to 2,000 rubles
for cattle and aid grants up to
1,500 rubles also were promised.
(The ruble Is worth 25 cents at
the official Soviet exchange? rate.)
This is the latest step Tn the
drive of Nikita Khrushchev to in
crease agricultural production.
The Soviet government has for
more than three years been try
ing to draw migrant workers to
the virgin lands. Incentives In the
past apparently were not enough
In offset the prospect or rigorous
climate and primitive living con
ditions.
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Nome Direetorv
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAKTMR NO. I
Order of Eastern Star
Lillie Lewie
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
8eo rotary
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
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No. 140
J. A. von dor Uaydt, W.M
Norv.n v, Lewis, Hoc.
Maata lat and Srd Thursday each month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jot* Krnnlngor
President
W, Mecklenburg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon