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British Government
Demands Castro Return
Seized Oil Refinery
LONDON, Lf1—-Britain has de
manded that Prime Minister Fidel
Castro’s regime restore the seized i
Shell oil refinery in Cuba to the i
company’s operators, government
officals reported Tuesday.
A British note delivered by
Ambassador Stanley Fordham to
the Foreign Minister}- in Havana
late Monday protested strongly
against Cuba’s takeover of the
giant plant, owned by the Brit
ish-controlled Shell International.
The British also reserved all
legal rights in case Cuba does not
comply with the demand to re
store Shells plant to its operators.
GAMBELL MISSIONARIES
MOVE TO SAVOONGA
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur French,
who have been with the Presby
terian Church at Gambell for sev
eral years, have moved to Sa
voonga where they will continue
with their missionary work.
They were transferred by the
MS North Star when it stopped
there this week.
Presbyterian work in Alaska
started in 1881. Haines House for
Children, which had been oper
ated since that time, closed re
cently.
The North Star will not stop
here on this trip but return to
| Seattle. Only one stop will be
: made at Nome by the North Star
this year.
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Powers to Get Open Trial!
MOSCOW, W’l—-Francis G. Pow
ers, the American U2 pilot held i
here on spy charges, will be given j
an “open trial,” says Soviet Dep
uty Premier Frol Koslov.
Powers’ name came up in con
versation between reporters and
Soviet officials at a U.S. embassy
Independence Day party.
Deputy Premier Anastas Miko- |
yan said it was up to the prose- '
cutor to set the actual trial date. .
Mikoyan added he did not know
when the trial would be held.
He commented that Powers will
get justice, and Koslov chimed in
with the statement "It will be
an open trial.”
HALT SHIPMENTS OF
CUBAN SUGAH TO U.S.
WASHINGTON, (If—The Agri
culture Department Tuesday halt
ed further shipments of Cuban
sugar to the United States until
President Eisenhower acts under
a new sugar bill giving him au
thority to cut Cuba’s sugar quota.
Officials said there are 740,000
tons left unshipped in Cuba’s
I960 quota of 3,119,655 tons.
VIRGIL DICKSON RETURNS
TO NOME FOR VISIT
AFTER 25 YEAR ABSENCE
Virgil Dickson, who was here 25
years ago as a teacher for the
BIA school, visited here over the
Fourth of July and has been en
'joying meeting old friends and
seeing the improvements in the
community since he left as well
as the changes. He makes his
home in Walla Walla, Wash., and
is an educational representative
for the Collier and Son Corp.
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RECIPES
from
DIOMEDE B.I.A. SCHOOL
AUKLETS
Take off feathers. Take off
head and feet. Do not take out
insides. Boil in water.
—Dora Iyapana, age 14
ESKIMO POTATOES
First of nil you have to dean
the Eskimo potatoes before cook
ing them. Cook them with Eskimo
seal oil. Have the Eskimo seat oil
fresh Before pouring the potatoes
into the seal oil let the seal oil
be warm. Cook until soft. After
they are cooked let the seal oil
cool off. Then take the potatoes
out of the oil and put into a pan.
Eat frozen or unfrozen.
—Isabell Koonooka. age 15
The Eskimo potatoes we always
boil in misihuk
—Ivadell Koonooka, age 13
FISH
First of all take out the stomach
of blue cod. Then fry in the
! frying pan. Fry until it get brown
| and put salt.
—Margie Ahkinga, age 15
We cook fish in the big pan. We
put seal oil. We put water and
mush.
—Evelyn Iyapana, age 12
CRABS
We cook crabs in the pot. We
I pour water. We cook until the
crabs turn orange. Then they’ll
be cooked and take them from
the pot.
—Ivadell Koonooka, age 13
We always put some cold water
and put the clabs in. Don’t put
some salt in.
—Justinia Kazingnuk, age 14
WALRUS MEAT
| Cut into strips. Drop into boil
ing water and boil until half
cooked. We always put some rice
in if we have it. Sometimes we
put Eskimo cabbage with it.
—Margaret Kaputak, age 15
NEW HOME FOR HIROHITO
TOKYO, (jfl—Construction of a
new home for Emperor Hirohito
and Empress Nagako began today
after Shinto rites on the moated
imperial palace grounds near
Tokyo’s business center.
The emperor and empress now
live in a remodeled bomb shelter
built during the war. Their pal
ace was destroyed by American
B29s in 1945.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO I
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
BYRON G. REED. W.M.
Norvln W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER, President
JANE FOSTER, Secretary
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