HUMAN SKULL FOUND
12 MILES DOWN COAST
The State Magistrate, James St.
Amour, has turned over to the
State Police for laboratory study
a human skull which was found
about 12 miles down the coast.
It was revealed today that
about three weeks ago Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Koplin, who had heard
some talk about a head being
down the coast, drove down and
found it and immediately re
ported to the magistrate who
turned it over to the State Police.
The lower jaw is missing, he
states, but hair was attached and
from the teeth indicated that it
might be Eskimo. The age was not
determined.
20 TV Quiz Show
Contestants Charged
With 2nd Degree Perjury
NEW YORK, tD—About 20 con
testants who appeared on two
television quiz shows faced arrest
today on second-degree perjury
charges
A Manhattan grand jury re
turned the indictments, but since
none of those charged had been
arrested, their names were not
disclosed
But among those who appear
ed earlier before a grand jury
probing rigged TV shows was
Charles Van Doren, the former
Columbia University instructor
who won $129,000 on the “Twen
ty-One” show now defunct.
Relocation Officer
Due Here Tomorrow
Jens Forshaug, relocation of
ficer for the Bureau of Indian Af
fairs, is scheduled to arrive here
tomorrow and will be available
at the BIA office for those de
siring relocation.
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New Alaska Airlines
Schedule Announced
Joe Fisher, station manager for
Alaska Airlines, has announced a
new and somewhat simplified
schedule for the winter.
Service will be daily Monday
through Friday arriving at Nome
on Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 11:00 a.m. and leaving an
hour later. On Tuesdays and Fri
days the arrival hour is 9:30 p.m.
and making a run to Kotzebue
before departure south at 1:30 in
the afternoon.
Fisher also announced that the
Alaska Airlines office will be
closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Housewife Kills Bear
ESPANQLA, Ont., W—“It kept
circling the house and each time
would get closer, even after the
dog had bitten it.”
Mrs. Jean Morely told how she
shot a 400-pound black bear out
side her cabin at Clear Lake near
here.
She heard her dog barking and
opened the door to find a bear
within 10 feet.
“I immediately grabbed a .308
Winchester and fired two shots,”
she said.
The animal crawled off into the
woods and was found later with
two bullets in the neck.
Nationalists To Overthrow Reds
"Within 3 to 5 Years At Most"
TAIPEI, OPt —President Chiang
Kai-Shek today reviewed crack
Chinese Nationalist armed forces
he said he believes will help
overthrow the Chinese Commun
ists on the mainland “within three
or five years at the most.”
Chiang was visibly proud as
more than 13,000 men passed by
in a parade honoring the 49th an
niversary of Sun Yat Sen's revo
lution.
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CATHOLC INFORMATION
CLASSES
Tuesday Evenings at 8:00 p.m.
ST. JOSEPH’S HALL
Non-Catholics Welcome
Legion Auxiliary Meeting
To be Held Tomorrow
Attention Legionaires, Veter
ans, and women interested in a
Legion Auxiliary: There will be a
meeting of American Legion Post
No. 19 in the dining room of the
Bering Sea Hotel at 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, Oct. 11. Some of the
main items of business will be to
organize the 1961 membership
drive for the Legion and the Le
gion Auxiliary, and to make plans
for the visit of Corwin L. John
son, national field service repre
sentative, who will visit Nome on
Oct. 18, 19 and 20, and to plan
post activites for the 1961 season.
This will be a very important
meeting and all Legionaires, vet
erans and ladies interested in
joining the American Legion Aux
iliary are urged to attend.
Sieve Pederson, who has been
operating the dredge at Council,
reports a good season, although
the early frost caught him unpre
pared for the closing up of opera
tions. He made a hurried trip to
town to get supplies for his fam
ily to carry them through until
camp is readied for the winter.
Many people have been inter
ested this summer in having sum
mer camps at Council, and he in
dicated that he had no time to
fix up the famous Kane House
but would consider giving a lease
on it to qualified persons so that
it could be used.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark., UPC-Min
utes after his daughter had been
crowned as Queen of the Ark
ansas State Fair, W. L. Clark, 47,
died of a heart attack.
Clark, prominent Hot Springs
civic worker, suffered an attack
Saturday night when Vikiann
Clark, 18, was named queen. His
wife said he suffered the fatal at
tack in a Little Rock hospital a
short while later.
ANVIL BOWLERS ASSN, mem
bers—There'll be a big meeting
soon, so keep you eye peeled for
the dale. In the meantime get
your team plans made. This year
there will be men's, women's and
mixed league play to plan for.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
MEETING
For 15 Years old and over
Tuesday Evening—8 pun.
City Hall
Refreshments
NOTICE'
Wien Airlines has moved their
operations to the Terminal at
Nome Field. The City Ticket Of
fice will remain open as usual.
All cargo will be received and
dispatched at the airport.
RUMMAGE SALE
Annual Beta Sigma Phi Rummage
Sale will be held at City Hall
Friday evening at 6:30 p.m.
WANT ADS
WANTED —Work of any type;
Experienced clerk-typist, ware
houseman, truck driver. Will
app. any offer. Please contact
Gary Longley, Red 119 or
White 153. 22
FOR SALE—Sofa bed and chair,
$150. Call Black 44. 08c
WANTED TO GIVE AWAY —
Part husky pups, female. Call
O. Sdhmidt. 20p
BOWLERS wishing to join a
team for league play, stop at
Morgan and Son and register
with Barrow Morgan. No fees
or charges—just come in or
send Junior down with your
name. No phone calls, please.
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