Plans Made for
Girl Scouts’ Week
At Camp Dexter
Girl Scout leaders have met to
make final plans for the Girl
Scout encampment at Camp Dex
ter, to be held July 21-27.
The Q Cab bus will leave the
school Sunday, July 21, at 8 a.m.
Mrs. Walter Glavinovich will
have charge of registration on
July 16, 17 and 18, in the morn
ings from 10 to 12 a.m. Cost of
registration will be $7.
Mrs. Larry Draper will be the
camp councilor. Mrs. Jean Bu
rand will have charge of arts and
crafts. Mrs. Steve Andersen will
be the swimming instructor.
Mrs. James Walsh will be the
clean up chairman and will be
assisted by some of the older Girl
Scouts. Mrs. Roscoe Wilkie will
have charge of games, Mrs. Mau
rice Kelliher transportation. Mrs.
Glavinovich and Mrs. Draper will
purchase the food.
There is a need for two or three
more mothers to stay a night and
a day at camp. Those willing are
requested to see Mrs. Boyd Har
wood.
The girls are asked to bring
a sack lunch for the first meal
at camp and their camping equip
ment. They may bring their own
cameras if they wish and their
fishing gear.
Brownie Day will be Thursday.
Parents Night will be on Friday.
Please watch The Nome Nugget
for further announcements.
Manhunt Underway
On Tok Cutoff for
Two Escaped Youths
FAIRBANKS, WV—A manhunt
was in progress on the Tok cutoff,
63 miles west of Tok Junction
yesterday for two youths, 15 and
17, who broke out of the federal
jail late Wednesday night.
U. S. Marshal A1 Dorsh said
here the two, who were being
held for return to Anchorage in
connection with burglaries and
robberies there, escaped by break
ing thru the screening on a win
dow.
They commandeered a nearby
car end fled down the road to
Anchorage. Dorsh said they elud
ed two roadblocks but at a third
were turned back.
They then abandoned the car
end took to the brush, where a
posse of deputy marshals, terri
torial police and others began
looking for them. A plane assist
ed in' the hunt.
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Prominent Republican
Women Will Include
Kotzebue on Alaska Visit
SAN FRANCISCO prom
inent Republican woman worker
will leave here July 10 for a 10
day visit to Alaska.
Mrs. Gladys Penland, of San
Francisco, past president of the
California Federation of Republi
can women, will make the trip
on the invitation of Mrs. Tillie
Reeve, of Anchorage.. She will
join Mrs. Harry Pallady, of Port
land, a director of the National
Federation of Republican Women,
who will also be in Alaska then.
At the National Federation’s
board meeting in Washington on
June 3, a spokesman said the Re
publican women’s clubs of Alaska
were considering joining the na
tional group.
Mrs. Penland, who is also a
second vice president of the fed
eration, and Mrs. Pallady plan to
visit Anchorage, Fairbanks. Kot
zebue, Juneau and Ketchikan in
their efforts to assist the Alaska
women’s group to join the na
tional bory.
GAMBELL TEACHERS
GO TO ANCHORAGE
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Benton,
ANS teachers at Gambell, were
in town yesterday, enroute to
Anchorage. The Bentons have
been on St. Lawrence Island for
the past three years. They are i
go:Yrg to Anchorage to await the
arrival of their second child.
On their return to the north
in the fall the Benton’s will go
to teach at Noatak.
They said the M.S. North Star
was at Gambell last week.
Japanese Judge
Welcomes Decision of
U.S. Supreme Court
TOKYO, —The Japanese
judge who will try U.S. Army
Specialist William Girard for
manslaughter said yesterday, “I j
am going to give Girard as fair
and fast a trial as possible.”
Maebashi District Judge Yuzo
Kawachi said the U.S. Supreme
Court ruling permitting Girard’s
trial by Japan “is just what I ex
pected—very good.”
Kawachi said Girard’s trial will
begin sometime in mid-August—
“around the 20th.”
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Husbands Watch
As Wives Die .
In Plane Crash
ANCHORAGE UP—Husbands of
two Washington State women
were in the crowd that witnessed
the Bristol Bay plane crash that
killed the women and four others
Wednesday.
Haakon B. Friele, widely known
Pacific Northwest cannery opera
tor and chain store executive,
and his son, Harald B. Friel, had
just bid goodbye to their wives at
King Salmon airport after a two
week visit.
Then the twin-engined Lock
heed Lodestar plane, owned by a
wealthy New York businessman,
crashed and burned on takeoff,
killing all aboard.
Those who died included the
plane’s owner, V. Redleld Vose,
about 60, New York insurance
man with real estate and cattle
interests in the Virgin Islands.
(Mr. Vose and party spent two
days in Nome last week.)
The others were Mrs. H. B.
Friele, about 55, wife of a widely
known cannery operator; Mrs.
Harold B. Friele, whose husband
is assistant superintendent of the
Nakeen, Alaska, cannery; Polly
Evans, Augusta, Ga.; Edward
Coligny, the pilot, Brooklyn, and
Ralph Hughes, copilot, Brooklyn.
The CAA said the plane had
reached an altitude of only about
500 feet when it nosed over, then
crashed and burned.
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Bartlett Nominates
Three Alaska Youth
WASHINGTON, (^--Delegate
Bartlett yesterday announced the
nomination of three youth ifrom
Alaska for entrance to service
academies.
He designated Gary Paxton of
Sitka and Robert F. Wells of Spe
nard as principal nominees for
Alaska vacancies at West Point,
and Patrick Duncan, Anchorage,
as his principal nominee for the
Annapolis Naval Academy.
Meanwhile, the Navy disclosed
that Thomas Roger Kinberg of
Sitka was enrolled in the naval
academy this month. Kinberg was
one of 160 fleet personnel to qual
ify for entrance this year.
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