Japanese Fishing Boats
Seized By Reds
TOKYO, UP) — Japan’s maritice
safety board said yesterday two
Japanese fishing boats, with 24
men aboard, were seized Monday
by Communist patrol boats about
100 miles southeast of the Red
Chinese port of Tsingtao.
ALASKA PA£K TO HAVE
TOURIST FACILITIES
WASHINGTON, UP) — The Na
tional Park Service hopes this
year to award a concession con
tract for Alska’s Glacier Bay Na
tional Monument.
William C. Carnes, chief of the
service’s Mission 66 staff, said the
concession would provide a small
lodge, supplies, boat rentals and
other facilities to accommodate
tourists.
FILM NIGHT comes tonight again
at the Nome Gospel Home at sev
en o’clock. The pictures include:
ASSIGNMENT JERUSALEM, and
a musical film, with music played
on musical glasses, entitled
TOUCH OF THE MASTER’S
HAND. The travel film includes
an interesting trip through Europe
and the Middle East.
For great baked potatoes
Cheez Whiz 'em!
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into trot foods
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KRAFT’S amazing
pasteurized process cheese
spread for dozens of
fast cheese treats
Jordan Protests
Attack On King
AMMAN, Iff! — Jordan will refer
the attack on King Hussein’s plane
over Syria to the U. N. Security
Council, Premier Samir Rifai told
an emergenoy session of the Par
liament yesterday.
“The government is of the opin
ion that it is its duty to take
steps and measures it may deem
necessary to uphold the state’s
prestige, to ensure its interests
and to secure its vital routes of
communications,” he said.
King Hussein racfed home Mon
day with United Arab Republic
jet fighters in pursuit shortly af
ter taking off for a vacation in
Europe.
U.A.R. officials in Cairo denied
the charges. They said Hussein’s
plane lacked proper clerance to
fly over the Syrian province of
the U-A.R.
In Damascus, a spokesman for
the U.A.R. Air Force claimed yes
terda Hussein’s plane had violated
international conventions and lo
cal aviation instructions over Sy
ria “sufficient to justify shooting
it down.”
While the U.A.R. was inclined
to play down the incident, Huss
ein emerged as a hero in the eyes
of many of his people. Jordinians
mixed wild celebrations of joy
with bitter demonstrations against
the U.A.R.
Relations between the king and
President Nasser’s U.A.R. were
worsened just when there were*
indications the two Arab leaders
were about to patch up their feud.
A national holiday was declared
throughout Jordan to celebrate
the escape of the 23-year-old king.
Crowds surged through the nar
row streets of Amman Monday
night, firing roman candles and
rifles.
"NOT A LADY . ..
THAT'S HIS WIFE!"
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Iff) —
Police say Actor Sir Cedric Hard
wicke’s wife, Lady Mary Scott
Hardwicke, 30. used unlady-like
epithets when they booked her
on a drunk-driving charge.
Chief of Police Clinton Ander
son said she was abusive, bellig*
erent and uncooperative after her
arrest.
Released on bail, she was told
to appear in court Wednesday.
WINTER SCHEDULE
Douglas DC-3 and Super C-46
Fairbanks to Nome (via Kotzebue)
Each Monday, Wednesday & Friday — Fit. 311
Leave Fairbanks 9:00 a.m. Arrive Hughes
Leave Hughes Arrive Kotzebue 10:35 a.m.
Leave Kotzebue 11:15 a.m. Arrive Nome 12:25 p.m.
Nome to Fairbanks (Direct)
Each Monday, Wednesday & Friday — Fit. 312
Leave Nome 1:25 p.m. Arrive Galena
Leave Galena Arrive Tanana
Leave Tanana Arrive Fairbanks 5:25 p.m.
Fairbanks to Nome (Direct)
Each Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday — Fit. 311
Leave Fairbanks 9:00 a.m. Arrive Tanana
Leave Tanana Arrive Galena
Leave Galena Arrive Nome 11:00 a.m.
Nome to Fairbanks (via Kotzebue)
Each Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday — Fit. 312
Leave Nome 12:00 p.m. Arrive Kotzebue 1:10 p.m.
Leave Kotzebue ' 1:50 p.m. Arrive Hughes
Leave Hughes Arrive Fairbanks 5:25 p.m.
All Times are Alaska Standard and Bering Standard Time
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MA,N 46 “First In Alaska” P'le WalIh
Sewer and Water
System Needs Only
Congress OK Now
By RUTH McLAIN
At the Monday luncheon meet
ing, members of the NWA Cham
ber of Commerce heard a brief
report on the status of the pro
posed water and sewer system for
Nome. City Attorney von der
Heydt said that the city has done
all it can at this time and is now
waiting for appropriations from
the next Congress. The prelimi
nary engineering survey was ac
cepted and approved by Alaska
Public Works engineers and sent
to Washington with the recom
mendation that the Nome water
and sewer system come under the
next appropriations. When the ap
propriation is approved, then the
vote on the bonding process will
come up before the people in
Nome. The City Attorney also
said that the money spent for the
preliminary survey will be re
funded to the City, as well as cost
of the final engineering reports,
when the appropriation is made.
A letter from former Chamber
president Jim Walsh, now in Ket
chikan, congratulated Jerry Man
ning on being elected second Vice
President of the State Chamber of
Commerce. Mr. Walsh also wrote
that Nome received much atten
tion and praise from delegates of
other organizations Which met
here during the summer months.
Miss Catlin of the MMM Hospi
tal asked the Chamber if it is pos
sible to have low-income FHA
multiple-unit housing in Nome.
The Chamber Board will make
inquiries about the urban-renewal
program which is now taking
place in Fairbanks.
Guests at the Monday meeting
included Charles West of the
Nome Telephone Company; Capt.
Jim O’Rourke, who is replacing
Major Crawford as commander of
the 1st Scout Battalion, and Rev.
Roy Finch from the Oregon Con
ference of the Methodist Church.
Rev. Finch stated that he was
in Nome to help the local church
arrange leadership in their fund
raising program to provide better
facilities here. He said that he
will return in December to com
plete the drive.
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Texas Department Store
Lists Fabulous
Catalogue Items
DALLAS, Ut)—A. Dallas depart
ment store has put out a Christ
mas catalogue with a page of
gifts listed as “frankly fabulous.”
And pardner, they weren’t kid
ding.
Gifts listed include “black
gold,” a royalty interest in more
than 750 producing oil wells ip
the mammoth Sacroc Unit in West
Texas. But don’t rush, someone
already bought that one.
“Around the world in 95 days,”
is another stunner. It’s described
as a trip “off the beaten track,”
to “places bypassed by time it
self.” There are plenty of these
in stock. They are $12,800 for two
or $8,000 for one.
Then there’s a set of china in
Queen Elizabeth’s own pattern,
102 pieces for $8,620; 170 ounces
of perfume for a mere $2,500; a
complete home soda fountain or
a set of cfystal glasses “the same
owned by King Saud for Arabian
Nights entertaining.”
The opposite page in the cata
logue is labeled “Gifts $10 or
less.”
Nike - Hercules Accurate
At High Altitude
WASHINGTON, UP) — The Army
announced Monday that the su
personic Nike-Hercules missile
has for the first time successfully
knocked down a test target more
than 100,000 feet high.
It was the latest in some 200
tests of the dart-shaped air de
fense weapons. They have been
conducted at altitudes from 5,000
to 100,000 feet.
The Nike-Hercules is capable
of carrying a nuclear warhead
against either a single plane or
formations of aircraft some 75
miles from the launching point.
DOUBLE WASH. HOLIDAY
OLYMPIA, UP) — Tuesday was
a double holiday in Washington
— Veterans’ Day and Admission
Day.
The State of Washington was
admitted into the Union 69 years
ago.
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GREEN’S
CITY FUEL & TRANSFER
Several times Mike Stepovich has been invited to debate campaign
i.csui3 with his opponent, Senator Ernest Gruening.
Mr. Stepovich has ducked such debate on the grounds that he will
not indulge in what he calls "verbal fisticuffs." By this statement
he implies that he does not hold much with debate.
We wonder what Mr. Stepovich would plan to do if he should go to
the U. S. Senate?
This body is the greatest debating society in the world, and the
member who does not indulge in "verbal fisticuffs" isn't worth his
salt as far as his constituents are concerned.
The truth is that Mike Stepovich will not debate Ernest Gruening
because he can't afford to have his voting record exposed.
When he was in the Territorial Legislature, Mike voted NO so
many times that we wonder what he was FOR.
Mr. Stepovich voted against bills for school buildings, against
salary increases and retirement for teachers, against bus transporta
tion for school children, against health and welfare services, against
labor, against abolition of fishtraps, and EVEN AGAINST APPROPRIATIONS
FOR STATEHOOD!
Let's put our cards on the table. Verbal fisticuffs never hurt
anyone of ability who has the courage of his convictions and a
do-something record to back him up.
Let'* elect a 0. S. Senator who is not afraid«,to debate!
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