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Arctic Broadcasting Association To
Operate 5,000-Watt Station At Nome
The Arctic Broadcasting Assn,
has applied to the Federal Com
munications Commission for per
mission to construct and operate
here a 5,000-watt, unlimited time,
standard broadcast station.
For about ten years, it was
learned, the Evangelical Mission
Covenant Church has been con
sidering the possibilities of oper
ating a broadcast station some
where within this area.
Property has been acquired
near the jCAA, and construction
has been underway this summer
for the housing of personnel for
the projected station.
Arthur Zylstra, project director,
has been here for the past month
to survey the technical and other
needs of the proposed, station. He
has been with WMBI of Chicago,
HCJB, Quito, Ecuador; Manager
of HOXO, Panama City, and will
manage the proposed station, it
has been announced. His family
will join him here next spring.
Ralph Fondell, station engi
neer, has been with WMBI, Chica
go; WHJC, Matwan, W. Va.;
WFLW, Monticello, Ky. Both men
were electronics technicians in
the U. S. Navy during World War
II. Rev. Amundsen, local pastor
of the Covenant Church, will also
participate in the program opera
tions, and other staff members
will be added as required.
Although the station will op
erate as a non-profit enterprise,
it will have a commercial li
cense, so that advertisers can be
accommodated. A. large part of the
program services will consist of!
entertainment and information I
programs, and civic events. |
Equipment will be available for
live broadcast of public events.
It is hoped to have the station
in operation approximately a
year from now. Coverage will in
clude the coastal area from the
Aleutians to Pt. Barrow.
U. S. Jets Fail
To Appear At
Canadian Air Show
TORONTO, (J"> — More .than
100,000 spectators at the Cana
dian International Air Show were
disappointed Friday when sched
uled flights of U. S. Air Force
H-bombers failed to show up.
An announcer said the B52s,
B47s and B58s would not appear
because “of the deteriorating sit
uation in Asia. I’m sorry, but I’m
not allowed to give further in
formation.”
The United States was repre
sented by F104, F102 and F89 jet
fighters plus the Navys Blue An
gel aerobatic team. British and
Canadian planes also participated.
Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
Expensive Wife
LOS ANGELES, U& — A Phila
delphian claimed his missing wife
Saturday, then, after a fist-swing
ing outburst at newsmen, van
ished with her in a taxi.
What had heppened to the
$18,000 he thought she had saved
to buy a home?
“I dont know,” said welder
Stanley Collins, 42. “She must
have been playing the ponies.”
Blonde Mrs. Stella Collins, 41,
was found wandering in down
town Los Angeles Wednesday
night with $2.67 in her purse. She
told police she couldn’t remember
coming here. They identified her
from papers in her purse.
Philadelphia police said she
had been reported missing since
Aug. 27, when she failed to meet
her husband at a home financing
firm. She was to have brought a
$14,790 check to complete pur
chase of a home.
Collins was affable when news
men met him as he stepped off
an airliner early this morning.
He went to the city jail, where
police had booked his wife of 18
days as a lost person.
As his wife stepped from an
elevator to meet him, Collins
threw his coat over his face and
shouted at her to hide. Trying to
shield her face from news cam
eras with a woman’s sweater he
carried, he hustled her out of the
jail. After kicking' and swinging
at newsmen, without connecting,
he hurried off with her in-a taxi,
destination undisclosed.
RED CHINA CALLS FOR
GENERAL MOBILIZATION
HONG KONG, UD—Red China’s
supreme state council today called
for general mobilization of the
nation’s 600 million people “for
the struggles against war provo
cations by American imperialists
in the Taiwan area.”
Peiping Radio said the council
issued the mobilization call after
approving the government’s state
ment calling for China-U. S. peace
talks and warning the United
! States “not to extend provoca
j tions and aggressive action in the
Formosa area.”
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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
□ Milared Harwood
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
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J. A. von der Heydt, W.M.
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Recessed Until Oct. 2
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Jim Blanning
President
Bob Grant
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
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