Movie-Goers Now Will See
Alaska Filmed in New 3-D
JUNEAU, (if) — The nation’s
movie-goers soon will see how
Alaska looks in 3-D.
Tony Schwamm, territorial dir
ector of aviation, said Monday he
has been asked to serve as tech
nical adviser on a scenic feature
to be filmed in Alaska this winter.
The film will be presented in Cin
erama as well as 3-D, he said.
Schwamm said motion picture
Stunt Pilot Paul Mantz will be in
charge of flight operations for the
filming.
BRITAIN SETS OFF
THIRD ATOM BLAST
SYDNEY, WP)— Britain set off
her third major atomic explosion
Tuesday. The blast occurred at
southern Australia’s desert Woom
era rocket range and Australian
newspapers speculated it involved
testing of a new detonating device.
Tight secrecy surrounded the
test, which the government said
brings the present series of exper
ments to an end.
The South Pole of the earth is
on a plateau 9,800 feet high.
Now Is The Time
to order “MASTERPIECE”
Christmas Olarfrs
with your name imprinted
POLAR CURIO SHOP
Rev. Tastad, New Pastor
For Lutheran Mission
At Lost River
The Rev. Albert Tastad arrived
here recently to serve as mission
ary at Lost River, Alaska. Previ
ously, he served as pastor in a
home mission congregation in
Lynwood, Wash.
A native of North Dakota, the
Rev. Tastad is a graduate of
Luther College in Decorah, Iowa,
and Luther Seminary in St. Paul,
Minn.
He was installed Oct. 18 in
Teller by the Rev. Norval Heg
land. The Rev. Tastad is now
stationed at the new Lutheran
mission at Lost River, where he
is living in the parsonage which
was moved from Igloo last spring
by the Tweet brothers of Teller.
After standing empty for five
years at Igloo, the church and
parsonage are now in use at Lost
River.
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Israel And Syria Meet
At U.N. Council Table
On Palestine Dispute
UNITED NATIONS, New York,
UPi—The U. N. Security Council
Tuesday summoned representa
tives of Israel and Syria to a
face-to-face meeting at the coun
cil table to air their charges and
counter charges in the explosive
Palestine question.
Dr. Farid Zeineddine of Syria
took a seat at the extreme left of
the table and Abba Eben of Israel
at the extreme right with the en
tire 11-nation membership be
tween them.
Before either of the contending,
parties, each supported by five
advisors, could speak, Pakistan’s
Foreign Minister Mohammed Zaf
rullah Khan asked the council to
order Israel to stop work tempor
arily on its project for harnessing
Jordan River water.
He wanted the stoppage to last
while the council deliberates the
situation.
Probably the oldest wild duck
on record is one shot on the Sar
tain Ranch in California. Accord
ing to its band, the duck was at
least 20 years o'ld.
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LOST RABBIT HUNTER,
TRAILED BY WOLVES,
FOUND BY SEARCHERS
FAIRBANKS, W>— Ruben Par
ham of Eielson Air Force Base re
turned to safety Monday after be
coming lost while hunting and
being trailed by wolves in the Es
ter region 30 miles west of here.
Parham was rabbit hunting
when he became separated from
other members of his party. Oth
ers in the party reported he was
missing and search was started by
territorial police officers and vol
unteers from the city fire depart
ment Sunday.
The searchers found his trail
and followed his footprints in the
snow. Along with Parham’s prints
were the footprints of three
wolves which had been following
| him.
Searchers finally found Par
ham, who had sprained a leg and
was lying helpless on the ground.
Parham had started a small fire
with papers from his pocket and
was holding his hands close to the
tiny blaze when the searchers
came upon him.
Parham told the searchers he
hadn’t seen the wolves, which ap
parently were frightened away
when the search party drew near.
Plywood From Juneau
Shipped To West Alaska
’ JUNEAU, OP) — The Alaska
Steamship Co. freighter Nadina
left here for Seward Monday with
125 tons of plywood for Alaska
military bases.
The freighter was diverted from
its regular Seattle-Seward route
to pick up the plywood shipment
and three carloads of lumber from
the Juneau Lumber Co., consigned
to westward Alaska points.
Wednesday the freighter Susit
na will dock here to load 1,000
sheets of plywood for the Alaska
Steamship Co. at Seattle.
The U.S. Bureau of Mines says
enough water is pumped out of
Pennsylvania hard coal mines
each year to fill Lake Tahoe in
California.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
Nome Directory
ROTARY CLUB
OF NOME
James Walsh, Pres.
George Bayer, Secty.
Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets
EVERY TUESDAY NOON
Dewey Goodrich, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Dorothy Young
Worthy Matron
Rosa B. Hagen
Secrets rv
Meets the third Monday of each month.
LESLIE A. STEVENS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
486 First Ave. West
Nome, Alaska
Phone Main 82 — P.O. Box 208
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Boyd C. Harwood, W.M.
Karl P. Dewey, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month