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Jaycees Will Sponsor
Junior Miss Contest
The Jaycees have announced
that they are sponsoring the Jun
ior Miss project for Alaska which
is open to high school senior girls
throughout the state, each chosen
in her own community to com
pete for the honor of representing
the State of Alaska in the Junior
Miss Pageant which is held in
Mobile, Alabama. Two Nome girls
have already had this honor,
Diane Lee and Lorene Nershak.
The committee, which is headed
by Conrad Potter as chairman,
are assured that several other
communities will be represented
this year as the program and
plans are getting an early start.
The Pageant has set its stand
ards high, with special emphasis
on character, good citizenship,
religious interests, and those
qualities which will be of great
est value.
The sponsors are Bobbie Brooks
Inc. of Cleveland, and the Coca
Colo Co. Several scholarships are
given as well as the expense-paid
trip to Mobile.
Also serving on the committee
are Don Foster, Bob Harwood.
John Stolpe. Larry Flanagan, and
Marc Beauchamp.
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Seadragon Arrives
At Honolulu
HONOLULU, — The skipper
of the nuclear submarine Sea
dragon, which forged a new 8,800
mile Northwest Passage under the
polar ice, says it was as easy as
driving down the street.
“It should be looked upon as
any other ocean,” Cmdr. George
P. Steele II of Washington, D.C.,
said. “It’s just as close, and even
more secure, than going through
I the Panama Canal.”
j The 268-foot Seadragon was the
first submarine to go from the
Atlantic to the Pacific under the
north polar icecap. Three other of
the Navy’s nuclear subs have
passed from the Pacific to the
Atlantic by way of the North
Pole.
“Your successful investigation
of a submarine route from the At
lantic to the Pacific via the North
west Passage adds a new dimen
sion to Arctic exploration,” Rear
Adm. Roy S. Benson, Pacific
Fleet submarine commander, told
: the 95 men aboard the ship after
arrival here Wednesday.
! The submarine left Portsmouth,
j N.H. Aug. 1. It traveled under
icebergs six times during the trip,
Cmdr. Steele said.
The sub arrived at the North
Pole Aug. 25. From there is sailed
through Bering Strait—within a
few miles of Soviet territory—and
headed for Nome, and Pearl Har
bor.
Ninety per cent of the voyage
was underwater.
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