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Cleve Masson is a lucky fellow.
Not only is his wife the new Mrs.
America, but serving her the tra
ditional breakfast in bed is no
great problem — she seldom eats
much in the morning.
Auburn-haired Lila Masson, a
pretty 3rfoot-5 mother of three,
had her mind more on the exten
sive trips she will make in the
next year on behalf of sponsors
of Mrs. America, 1962.
“I’ve never traveled much,”
said Mrs. Masson, who lives in
Redtord township, Mich., near De
troit. “I’m really looking forward
to it.”
Mrs. Masson, 39, was chosen
Mrs. America yesterday in the
climax of the rivalry that began
Nov. 13 with arrival of homemak
ing queens from all 50 states and
the District of Columbia.
Runner-up was Mrs. Arizona,
Angelyn Almond of Phoenix. Mrs.
Minnesota, Gloria Schultz of St.
Paul, was third.
Mrs. Masson is a former re
ceptionist and her husband is a
retail store chain executive. They
have been married 19 years.
German Police Round
Up Jewel Robbers
DUESSBLDQRF, Germany Uf>—
Daring armed robbers today
snatched jewels valued at three
million marks ($750,000) in a day
light raid on a fashionable shop
on Koenigsallee, the main street
of this rich industrial city.
Police, who rounded up a four
man band in a hotel shortly after
ward, reported they drove up to
the shop in a black sedan. Three
men, armed with a submachine
gun and two pistols, entered the
shop.
One of the men fired several
shots while the other two scooped
up jewels on display. They left,
firing again on the sidewalk but
apparently without aiming at any
one. A young girl was injured in ,
the foot.. •
Police blocked off the area and
were able to track down the rob
bers in a hotel where they had
fled with their loot Although still
armed the men not re«*t *r
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Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
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Poo Hoover, President
ALASKA CHAPTER JfO. I
Order of Eastern Star
Barbara Martin
Worthy Matron
Bev Morgan
V S«»etary
Masts First and Third Msndaya
AnvttfjodgP
No. 140
A. & BOHJUER. W. M.
Norvln W. Lewis. Sec.
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