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Newsmen For Removal
Of U.S. Forces in Formosa
WASHINGTON, (#>—Red China
has made the withdrawal of all
U.S. armed forces from Formosa
the price for the admission of
U.S. newsmen inside its borders,
the State Department said today.
The department said it rejected
the proposal, which was advanced
at a meeting in Warsaw earlier
this week between ambassadors
of the two countries.
The Communist negotiators of
fered the new condition in the
continuing negotiations for an
exchange of newsmen after turn
ing down another U.S. proposal,
the State Department said.
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Teachers Are
Guests At
Buffet Dinner
The Nome School Board and
Administrator hosted the staff of
the Nome Public School with a
buffet dinner at 7 p.m. last night.
Gathered at attractively decorat
ed, candle - lit tables were sixty
guests, including husbands and
wives of staff and board members.
Ash Craft, board member, act
ed as master of ceremonies.
The invocation was given by
Miss Constance Erickson, faculty
member.
President George Bayer of the
school board welcomed the. teach
ers and invited new teachers to
become participating members in
other community activities.
James Oksoktaruk, board mem
ber, gave a very informative talk
on the history of the school sys
tem in Nome dating from early
gold rush days. He illustrated
changes that have taken place in
the school and the effect of edu
cation on the lives and opportun
ities of all of the children of
Nome. He emphasized the im
portance of the teacher’s contri
bution to the continuing progress
of the educational pattern.
Mrs. Maurice Kelliher gave a
brief outline of the proposed tour
of On-Base Schools which the
State Board members will be tak
ing in mid-September. Mrs. Kelli
her is representative to the State
Board from this district.
Superintendent Potter came in
for a bit of teasing by the Board
when Mrs. Dorothy Grant, board
member, called upon her husband,
Robert Grant, BIA administrator,
to help Mr. Potter solve the
problem of the conflicting bells
in the high school. Mr. Grant pre
sented Mr. Potter with a set of
reindeer bells to meet the im
mediate emergency.
Mrs. Grant, who was in charge
of the dinner, states that the suc
cess of the dinner was very much
in the hands of all of the wives
of board members and administra
tors, whose enthusiastic coopera
tion made possible the lovely
table arrangements, the delicious
food and the smooth operation of
all plans.
These ladies were: Mrs. George
Bayer, Mrs. Ashby Craft, Mrs.
James Oksoktaruk, Mrs. Roy
Snyder, Mrs. Conrad Potter, Mrs.
Mark Beauchamp, Mrs. Richard
McCormick, and Mrs. Maurice
Kelliher.
Paul Glavinovich, son of Carl
Glavinovich, returned home for
a few days vacation before re
turning to the University of Al
aska where ihe is an upperclass
man ma.ioring in geology.
He has been taking special Re
serve Officers Training this sum
mer.
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Three Missing Since Last
Saturday In Light Plane
North of Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS, UP — A former
Michigan couple and a companion
are missing on flight in wild
country north of Fairbanks, with
bad weather delaying a search.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kryger, for
merly of Grand Rapids, and Fred
Pearson of Fairbanks disappear
ed Saturday on a flight in a light
plane to the Yukon River town
of Stevens Village.
They were on a combined busi
ness and hunting trip, with Kry
ger as pilot.
Kryger, 26, is a projectionist in
a Fairbanks theater. Pearson is
an electrician at Ladd Air Force
Base.
Bad weather grounded six
search planes yesterday.
I FAIR STOCKHOLDERS
1 TO MEET TUESDAY
A meeting of the N.W.A. Fair
Assn, will be held in the City
Hall, Tuesday, Sept. 13 at 8
p.m. It is important that all
stockholders be present.
Stockholders known to be in
town are Pete Lersen, Norvin and
Lillie Lewis, Chas. D. Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Rohn, Lorena
Gray, Beatrice Lee, Emma Will
oya, Sam Mogg, Alice Osborne,
Emily Boucher, and Luther Dun
bar.
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