Harry Gottschalk Goes
Into Kodiak Guiding
KODIAK — Harry Gottschalk
has purchased the 40-foot diesel
launch “Mary N” for hunting and
says he is booked up solid for
the season.
Gottschalk started out in the
bear hunting business several
years ago by hiring out as a
packer.
Gottschalk used to be in the
tavern business in Nome and
Fairbanks, owns the Ship’s Tav
ern in Kodiak which contains
many hunting trophies including
bear skin, walrus, and a blue
marlin he hooked in the Gulf- of
Mexico.
The entire bar and back bar of
his estabishment were brought to
Kodiak from the Rose Room of
the old Butler Hotel of Seattle
in 1889.
Gottschalk and his wife have
lived 18 years in Alaska, the last
seven in Kodiak.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy with snow and gusty
surface winds late tonight and
Tuesday. Little change in tem
perature. Lowest temperature ex
pected tonight 10-15, the high to
morrow 25.
Russians and Americans
Make Poor Showing
At Finland Ski Games
LAHTI, Finland, Ufi — What’s
happened to the Russians?
That is the question the cham
pion ski racers and jumpers from
all parts of the world were asking
today after the first two events
of the 1958 competition.
Except for Pavel Kolchin, who
finished second in the 30-kilo
meter cross country race yester
day, the bulk of the 33-man So
viet team failed to impress in
either the racing or the com
bined ski jumping. Both were
dominated by the Finns and Nor
wegians.
As expected the Americans
fared poorly. Alfred Vincellette
of Denver, lone American entry
in the jumping, finished 35th in
the field of 38. In the cross coun
try, Tauno Pulkkinen of Brook
lyn, N.Y., was 51st and Sven Jo
hannson of Anchorage, 52nd in
the 61-man field.
Some of Jack London’s works
were ghost written by Sinclair
Lewis.
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American Husband
Of Hohenzollern
Princess Dies
AMARILLO, Tex.. UP) — Clyde
K. Harris, 39, a former soda jerk
who married a Prussian princess
in a Hohenzollern castle, died
yesterday.
Harris, an Oklahoma-born in
terior decorator, was the husband
of the former Princess Cecelia of
the House of Hohenzollern. They
were married in 1949 in Mechin
gen Castle, the first wedding in
the castle’s 1,200-year history in
volving a commoner.
Harris was stricken at his home
here Saturday night and died yes
terday of a cerebral hemorrhage.
He met the princess in 1945
while trying to trace a missing
treasure in famous paintings.
Harris was a lieutenant with U.S.
occupation troops in Germany.
Princess Cecelia, granddaugh
ter of the last Kaiser of Germany,
Wilhelm II, and daughter of
Crown Prince Wilhelm of Prus
sia, was among World War II re
fugees at a hunting lodge near
Darnstadt.
Harris was discharged in 1946,
and returned Amarillo. He kept
up a correspondence with the
princess for nearly three years.
Then he returned to Europe and
they were married.
The couple had one daughter,
Kira Alexandrine, 3.
Northern Lights Circle To
Meet Thursday Evening
The Northern Lights Circle of
the Lutheran Church will meet in
the home of Mrs. Carl Liebig
Thursday evening, March 6 at 8
o’clock.
Mrs. Kay Handeland will* lead
in devotions and Mrs. Charles
Casperson will present the Bible
study lesson.
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Missing New York Bride
Took a Bus Bide—
To Los Angeles
NEW YORK, U?>—Irene Arzedi,
29, and her fiance, Joseph Pinto,
say they are “definitely going to
get married” despite the girl’s
cross country walkout on their
scheduled wedding nine days ago.
Why she chose a bus ride to
Los Angeles instead of marriage
to Pinto, Miss Arzedi wasn’t quite
sure when she got back to New
York yesterday.
“I was in a daze half the time,”
she told detectives at Brooklyn
police station.
In a barely audible voice, Miss
Arzedi said she had left for “per
sonal reasons.”
“I was afraid to call mother. I
was mixed up about a lot of
things. I’m very sorry for all the
trouble I caused,” she said.
Her mysterious disappearance
Feb. 22—just five hours before
her wedding caused an extensive
police hunt.
BETA SIGMA PHI TO HOLD
RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY
Beta Sigma Phi regular meet
ing was held last Thursday and
plans for the rummage sale this
Saturday were made. The sale is
to be held at the Trading Post
and there will be a wide selection
of clothing articles, and miscel
laneous items. First come, first
served.
Guest speaker, introduced by
Mary Honsberger, was Mrs. Carl
Liebig, who gave a talk on folk
dances. The group had fun parti
cipating in three of the simple
dances which Mrs. Liebig showed
how to do.
At the close of the meeting
hostess June Jefferies served re
freshments.
Wien Airlines
To Kotzebue: Fred Crane
To Fairbanks: E. H. Burlison,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Walsh, Gene
Monaco, Wayne Mahaney.
Fi'om Fairbanks: Velga Foa
fouina, Walter Shira.
Arctic Sanitary
Service
For
Dependable Pickup
Call Black 65
School Bus Plunges
Into Swollen Stream,
24 Occupants Driown
PRESTONSBUBG, Ky., UP) —
Search boats radioed today they
have pinpointed a school bus 200
yards downstream from where it
plunged into the rain swollen Big
Sandy river, drowning 23 stu
dents and the driver.
Army engineers began floating
downstream a barge from which
divers will descend and attempt
to anchor the bus until.it can be
dragged from the river.
There was confusion over the
names of the 23 dead children
and the 16 who escaped as the
bus slipped beneath the rain
swollen river waters early Fri
day morning.
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Dr. Woodcock To Speak On
Mental Health at Home Arts !
Members of the Home Arts
Club will have a talk on mental
health at their meeting tomorrow
night. Dr. Wm. Woodcock will ex
plain how individuals can help
those needing assistance in their
homes and in the community.
SHAWNEE, Okla, UP) — Last
September a tornado ripped ac
ross the Amos Batt farm near
here, destroying almost all of the
family property except for an old
model auto.
Batt, father of 11 children, was
working on the car Saturday. It
slipped off a jack, pinning Batt
underneath. He died yesterday at
an Oklahoma City hospital of the
injuries.
Divorces Didn't Take
DETROIT, UP) — Mrs. Jennie
Krajewski divorced her husband
Anthony, 67, for the fourth time
j and this time she says it will be *
for good.
“I’m giving you my word of
honor,” Mrs. Krajewski told the
judge. “I won’t marry that man
again.”
The judge had threatened to
hold up the divorce decree for a
while to make sure Mrs. Kra
jewski really meant it.
Notice to Real and Personal
Property Owners
The Common Council shall sit
at a Board of Equalization on
March 3, 4, and 5. 1958 from 9
p.m. to 9 p.m. at the City HalL
Real and personal property
holders have this opportunity to
make adjustments on their assess
ments. i
Nome Common Council
By Robert F. Scott.
City Clerk
Publish Feb. 26, 28, Mar. 3, 5.,
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