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To Anchorage: Dennis Bryan,
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rick, Maj. Temple, May Luke
Thomas, Jack Heffner, T. Haynie.
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St. Laurent Scores
British Action
In Middle East
OTTAWA, W!—Prime Minister
Louis St. Laurent has criticized
“the big powers," including Brit
ain and France, for actions in the
Middle East.
St. Laurent told Parliament on
Monday night that Canada regret
ted the British-French action in
Egypt because it helped obscure
what he described as Soviet
crimes in Hungary. The action, he
said, made it difficult to organize
world opinion against events in
Hungary.
At another point, St. Laurent
said:
“I have been scandalized more
than once by the attitude of the
larger powers, the big powers,
we call them."
All too frequently, he contend
ed, they “treated the charter of
the United Nations as an instru
ment with which to regiment the
smaller nations and as an instru
ment which did not have to be
considered when their own so
called vital interests were at
stake.”
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at the Nugget
City Council |
Nome City Council has granted
! the ACS right-of-way through
| town for a buried cable from
; the Federal Building west along
: First Ave. to B Street and north
' along B to the city limits. A five
year agreement has been nego
tiated.
Water problems of the City
Building were discussed with
opinions being aired in the matter
of hard and soft water.
Several more applications for
liquor licenses were approved, in
cluding the Breakers Bar, An
chor Tavern, Golden Goose Bar,
and the N.C. Store.
Molitor and Doremus, account
ants, presented a report and re
commendation, some of which
will be accepted and incorporated
in the codification of ordinances.
It was announced that plans
have been submitted for a two- j
room addition to the high school.
Mayor Andersen reported on
the meeting of the League of
Alaskan Cities, at which he repre
sented Nome.
Wind tunnel testing time for a
modem jet bomber amounted to
8,000 hours—33 times more than
the tunnel hours required for a
World War II bomber.
Nehru May Act as
Middleman
NEW DELHI, India, W>—.Chou j
En-lai arrived here today for a |
12-day good-will visit and talks,
with Prime Minister Nehru.
Nehru is flying to Washington
for talks with President Eisen
hower on Dec. 16. Authoritative
sources said Chou will make a
second visit to India and will talk
with Nehru when he returns from
Washington.
This would permit Nehru to
convey Washington’s reaction to
any proposals Chou may have to
make concerning the months-long
talks between the Americans and
Red Chinese in Geneva.
Nehru was instrumental in get
ting these talks started.
President Eisenhower is send
ing his personal plane Columbine
to carry Nehru from London to
Washington, authoritative sources
said. Nehru will stop overnight in
London on the way back and may
also visit Cairo.
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Pan Am Helps
Speed Letters
From Santa Claus
A personal letter from Santa
Claus (Father Christmas, St.
Nicholas) postmarked direct from
North Pole headquarters is in
store for your child.
Pan American Airways, which
flies near the Pole, has made a
deal with the kindly old gentle
man’s agents at the top of the
world by which the letter is sped
on silver wings direct to the wide
eyed child.
Here is the way it works: The
stationery is free. You can use
either the already-printed Santa
Claus letter or write your own to
the child on blank Santa Claus
stationery. You address the envel
ope to the child and the airline
carries it to Fairbanks, Alaska,
the post office nearest the Pole.
Nonstop reindeer teams there
whisk the letter to the North Pole
and back before you can say,
“Now Dancer, now Prancer.”
Envelopes bear a special Christ
mas imprint and are postmarked
“North Pole Workshop.”
Get your special Santa Claus
stationery from your Pan Am of
fice. Hand in the addressed en
velope with the letter with money
to cover airmail postage from
Fairbanks, Alaska. Pan Am then
flies the letter to Fairbanks where
it is postmarked and put in the
regular airmail.
“Letters from Santa Claus” was
a large success last year and has
been carried on for half a dozen
years in the U.S.
Eastchester, Alaska, Girl
Wins 4-H Dress Prize
CHICAGO UP>—Suzanne E. Gray
of Eastchester is Alaska’s winner
in the national 4-H Club dress
review. Her selection was an
nounced at the 35th National 4-H
Club Congress here Monday.
State winners received an all
expensp trip to the Congress, but
winners from the Territories of
Alaska and Hawaii each received
a $100 bond instead of a trip.
Miss Gray’s entry in the cloth
ing contest was a party dress she
made of print. The dress has a
gathered skirt over a full slip.
A species of perch found in the
Nile river grows to weigh as
much as 600 pounds.
The famous coffee houses of
London sold more tea than any
other beverage.
INome Directory
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
.President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
STAN MORGAN, President
ALAAKA cumi n. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meet« Jot ft 3rd Monday of each month
Betty Edwards
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
__ Secretary
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