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Russia Asked To
Turn On Lights
TOKYO, UPl — Japan wants the
Soviet Union to re-light a light
house that’s been a casualty of the
Middle East crisis more than
5,000 miles away.
Soviet guards turned off the
light near the southern tip of
Habomai Islands, a few miles
from Japan’s northern island of
Hokkaido, when the crisis began.
The Russians captured Japanese
boats that get too close to the
Habomais.
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Vincent Tocktoo To
Assist In Making of
Cathedral Film
Vincent Tocktoo will be Holly
wood bound next week to assist
in the making of the Cathedral
film “Alaska Discovery” which
is being made by the Lutheran
Church and centers around the
Tocktoo family of Shishmaref.
Rev. T. Knudson states that the
investment in this film is not
only to portray the work being
done by the church but to assist
the people of the States in a
better understanding of Alas
kans of the far north.
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Wien Airlines
From Fairbanks—Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Bickel and Craig, Toby
Mosely, M. M. Boney, Floyd Ro
berson, Ethel Abbott.
From Kotzebue—Leonard Ha
vans, John Cross.
To Fairbanks—Milton O’Fhr
rell, Frank Satter, Lee Lyons, Mr.
and Mrs. Dudly Dowell, Lyle
West, Mrs. I. Kibrick, Harvey
Dunham, Pete Gatz, Ethel Abbott
To Kotzebue—Mrs. E. Gardner,
Mrs. E. King, Mrs. E. Coleman,
Cliff Short, John Cross, Sam Had
ley, Willard Clow, Ed Leaphart,
O. S. Rosenquist, Mr. and Mrs.
Bickel and Craig, Mr. Tank, Dial,
Thorton, Olsen, Topper, Jacob,
Kantz.
The Liberty Bell, built between
1732 and 1741, cracked on July 8,
1835, while tolling a knell for
Chief Justice John Marshall of
the U. S. Supreme Court.
Search On For
Another Nose Cone
And Mouse Rider
,CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., UFl —
The Air Force announced Thurs
day that initial attempts to locate
a Thor-Able rocket nose cone
and its tiny mouse rider have
been stymied, but the search is '
still on.
More than a dozen specially
equipped telemetry ships and
planes pressed their hunt for the
small nose cone near Ascension
Island, 1,000 miles off the Afri
can coast.
The report on search progress
came some 15 hours after the
mouse named Wickie was blasted
aloft in an air-conditioned cham
ber inside the nose cone of a
mighty Thor-Able rocket.
The mouse could tell man a
lot about the perips of travel in
outer space.
The rocket, said the Air Force,
performed satisfactorily. That
meant that it climbed 600 miles
above the earth, then angled over
into a horizontal flight that
reached 6,000 miles to the vicin
ity of Ascension Island near the
African continent.
If the rocket’s nose cone was
found after its plunge from space,
I it could solve many secrets.
Military men wanted to know
if the cone could withstand the
great friction heat encountered
in its dive back into the earth’s
atmosphere. If so, it could be
depended upon to shield a hy
drogen bomb in intercontinental
flight in case of war.
Space scientist who hoped some
day to send men to the moon and
beyond were especially interested
in how Wickie, the mouse, fared
in the 12,000 m.p.h. journey to
space and back.
If Wickie survived, it would
be the first known time that a
living animal had gone into
space and returned alive.
Bill By Bartlett Would
Empower President
To Redesign Flag
WASHINGTON, UPI — Congress
was asked today to spell out what
happens to the flag of the United
States when a new state is added.
A bill by Delegate E. L. Bart
lett would require that stars added
upon admission of new states be
placed on the flag’s union or field.
It would empower the President
to designate who shall revise the
flag design.
He said there is no clear agree
ment as to the location of new
stars, or whether the authority
to designate who shall prepare
the design rests with the Presi
dent or Congress.
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Nerthwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Jerry Manning, President
ALASKA CHAPTER HO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Milored Harwood
Werthy Mitno
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Now In Recess
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
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Norva W. Lewis, Sec.
Recessed Until Oct. 2
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Planning
President
Bob Grant
Secretary
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