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Talented Beauties
Vie for Jr. Miss
America Title
MOBILE, Ala., UPi — Talented
young beauties from 36 states
were here yesterday for the start
of the America’s Junior Miss
contest.
Among the early arrivals was
Miss Alaska, Diane Lee of Nome,
who stepped from a plane clad in
a fur parka.
Others included Miss Florida,
Linda Couch of Tampa; Miss
Maine, Mona Jean Bouchard of
Van Buren, and Miss Idaho, Gerri
Gene Bartz of Pocatello.
Four nights of judging will be
gin Thursday with groups to be
judged each night on a basis of
talent, appearance in formal and
sports attire, and personality and
poise.
The finals are scheduled Satur
day night. The winner will re
ceive a $5,000 scholarship, and
runners-up will be awarded schol
arships of $3,000, $1,000 and two
for $500.
Judges are Miss Lee Ann Meri
wether, a former Miss America;
singer Peggy Ann Ellis; New
York artist Russell Patterson; Ad
dison E. Alber, Tempe, Ariz., vice
president of the U. S. Junior
Chamber of Commerce, and Dr.
B. Joseph Martin, president of
Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga.
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MacMillan Warns
Soviets Against
Force In Berlin
MOSCOW, UP) — Prime Minis
ter Harold MacMillan warned the
Russians in farewell yesterday
against a resort to force in the
Berlin crisis. Premier Khrush
chev, wishing him boh voyage,
said “We are in favor of solving
all disputed issues only by peace
ful negotiations.”
A joint communique, a MacMil
lan news conference and parting
exchanges at Moscow’s airport
summed up the positions of Bri
tain and the Soviet Union on
world issues as determined in
talks over the past 10 days.
MacMillan, who started his re
connaissance mission to Moscow
February 21, took off for home
aboard a British Comet IV jet
airliner.
MacMillan told a news confer
ence the Berlin situation has “dan
gerous implications” which must
be settled by negotiation and not
by force.
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SIXTH GRADE REPORT
(Mrs. Dunbar's Class)
The following pupils are on the
honor roll: Linda Lenert, Kay Mc
Iver, Ruth Okitkon, Judith Saito,
Richard Young.
We must elect a new treasurer
for our Be Square Club, since
Robert Fennell left on Sunday,
February 22nd for Juneau. We are
sorry to lose him as a class mem
ber.
At our Valentine Party we had
a Valentine box and delicious re
freshments. We didn’t have our
games because we went home
early. Last Friday we won our
prizes by seeing how many small
words we could make out of the
word Valentine. The highest num
ber of small words was forty-one.
A day before the pary we had
our play. It was called “How
Boots Be-fooled the King.” There
were many actors. .Some parts
were very comical.
We are constructing a rocket
ship in Science Class.
— MARY PASQUAN, Reporter.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
(for the 4th Six-Week Period)
High School — Dean Alexan
der, Angelo Buffas, Ann Cham
bers, Frederick Chambers, Myrtle
Chambers, Curtis Chunn, Robert
Curran, Sheila Denney, Alfred Ed
wards, James Foster, Allen Jack,
Edna Johnsen, Harry Johnsen,
Carolyn Johnson, Pearl Johnson,
John Komakhuk, Sheryl Martin,
Alfred Moses, Floyd Nagozruk,
William Oman, Lillian Outwater,
Maggie Panek, JoAnn Reed, Dan
iel Rockne, Allen Rylander,
Ellen Saito, Cora Senungetuk, Jo
seph Senungetuk, Ruth Towner,
Clark West, Whitney West.
WIEN AIRLINES PASSENGERS
To Kotzebue — Florence Nagoz
ruk, Pete Walsh.
To Fairbanks — Helen Senun
getuk, Genevieve Silook, Thomas
Cheney, Robert Hildebrand, Mar
vin Regenauer, Hoyt Roberts, Rob
ert Jones, L. W. Moy, Joseph Cle
ment, Gerald Budow, Don Mc
Clure.
From Fairbanks — Judge and
Mrs. Walter Hodge, Lois Hough
and family, Don Wagner.
From Kotzebue—Leslie Nennoy.
Nome-U-Wash
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Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Doris Wilke
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbai
Secretary
Meets First and Third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
NorvJi Hewls. Sec.
HERB JENKS, W.M.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
‘NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Blanning
President
Bob Grant
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
«—ft aft School.
XOSCOE WILKIE, President
MARY D1EDE. Secretary.
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