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Pravda Says Khrushchev
“Conquers” America
MOSCOW, — Pravda, the
Communist party newspaper, said
Thursday that the atmosphere
had greatly changed in the United
States and that Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev brought it
about in little more than a week.
Pravda topped its front page
with a headline saying “Millions
upon millions of Americans give
Khrushchev a joyous welcome,”
and reported that American cities
were “competing to give the
■emissary of the great Soviet peo
ple the warmest and most joyous
welcome.”
Odds On World Series Are
10 to 11 And Pick ’Em
LAS VEGAS, Nev., Uf) — The
way the gamblers see it, the Mil
waukee Braves will win the Na
tional League pennant.
But they’re not so sure about
the World Series.
Milwaukee was 5-8 on today’s
betting line and the Los Angeles
Dodgers were 6-5.
This means you would have to
bet $8 to win $5” if you were
going with Milwaukee, or $5 to
win $6 if you liked Los Angeles.
The Braves and Dodgers are
tied for fist place, but the gambl
ing houses say the schedule favors
Milwaukee. The Braves have
three games at home, with last
place Philadelphia, while the
Dodgers have three on the road,
with fifth-place Chicago.
The World Series is 10-11 and
pick ’em. This means the bettor
can pick either the Chicago White
Sox or the National League win
ner and put up $11 to win $10.
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By ALAN COURTRIGHT
I’d like to see some flocks of
ptarmigan around here like the
ones I saw up on the Arctic coast
the other day. Flying over Cape
Seppings I saw one group of some
300 birds, and two other flocks of
about 100 each.
Flocks like that would make for
som^ real fancy shooting; two or
three days of that sort of thing
would really stock up the freezer
for the winter. Keeping in mind,
of course, that the limit is 20
birds a day.
The only heavy concentrations
of ptarmigan I’ve seen around
here so far this year were up the
Flambeau River. Just before sun
rise up there last week it sounded
| like we were surrounded by In
dians imitating ptarmigan. We
were duck hunting, however, and
didn’t get any of the Indians.
Stan Morgan saw a considerable
number of birds along the Fox
River on the Council road the
other day, and maybe we will get
in some good shooting before the
roads all close up.
Populations of ptarmigan, like
those of many other small game
animals, seem to be subject to
periodic fluctuations in numbers
regardless of the hunting pres
sure. The pressure can be over
done, of course, but that’s not
likely to happen in the Nome area
for a long time to come. It’s un
fortunate that we don’t have a
few extensive spruce forests
around Nome — maybe then we’d
have a few spruce grouse around
to provide some diversion when
the ptarmigan population hits its
iSw point every ten years or so.
I hear that there are some grouse
along the Niukluk, but they’re not
exactly what you’d call easily ac
cessible.
Or maybe we should try to
cross pheasants and snow bunt
ings?
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Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Russell Hermann, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
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Doris Wilke
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