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Tourists from Milan, Italy |
Spend Day In Nome
The largest organized tour com- I
ing directly from Europe, arrived
here from Milan, Italy, Saturday
via Fairbanks with Wien Airlines.
The Italian speaking group had
both interpreters and guides with
them and were particularly in
terested in visiting Nome because
of the flight made by Gen. Um
j berto Nobile over the North Pole
j which terminated here,
j They were shown the Polet
! residence where Nobile stayed
during part of his visit here. The
other building where the over
the-pole group stayed, was the
Eni Club which burned in the
1934 fire. The other explorers in
the Nobile party were R. Amund
sen and X. Ellsworth.
The tour left for Anchorage
Saturday afternoon. From there
they were to take the flight over
the North Pole to Oslo and then
through Europe, home to Milan.
Castro Danger to World Peace
GUATEMALA, UPi — President
Miguel Ydigeras told a news con
ference Sunday night Prime Min
ister Castro of Cuba “is a danger
to the security and peace of the
Western Hemisphere because of
his dependence on international
Communism.
Commenting on the conference
of Western Hemisphere foreign
ministers at San Jose, Costa Rica,
Ydigeras expressed hope the
meeting would take effective ac
tion against Communist infiltra
tion.
Truman and Kennedy
Bury The Hatchet
INDEPENDENCE, Mo., UP) —
Harry S. Truman and John F.
Kennedy sealed a campaign pol
itical alliance Saturday. And the
former President assured the man
who wants to be one, that “we
have accomplished enough to win
the war.”
Kennedy said he is delighted
that Truman will stand by his
side in the campaign against the
Nixon - Lodge team of Republi
cans.
The two sat side by side at a
news conference in the Truman
Library’s auditorium. Truman
even pulled out the chair for the
much younger Kennedy to sit in.
Things weren’t always that
chummy between the two. Before
the Democratic National Conven
i tion, Truman had rejected Ken
j nedy’s candidacy as that of a
1 man too young and inexperienced.
I He refused to attend the con
vention on grounds it had been
pre-arranged.
Asked why he now thinks Ken
nedy is ready, Truman made a
i stock reply that the convention
picked a candidate, he is going
to support him, and that is all
there is to it.
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Yo-Ho-Ho And The
Los Angeles Breakwater
LOS ANGELES. UP) — “Aban
don ship,” said the skipper of
the 40-foot schooner. And over
board went:
1. Blonde Nicole Makay, 19,
swimming.
2. A small chimpanzee, hang
ing around Nicole’s neck.
3. Pretty Hedy Graaberg, 19,
who clambered onto the bowsprit,
poised momentarily like a figure
head, and then stepped onto the
convenient rocks of Los Angeles
harbor breakwater.
4. and 5. Two dogs, swimming,
after being flung into the water
by the skipper.
6. The skipper, Hollywood act
or Steve Cochran, who chose the
bowsprit route of abandoning
I ship.
“I couldn’t see the rocks until
we were on them," the actor ex
plained after his $16,000 craft
sank Friday in 30 feet of water.
“There was a thick fog.”
No one was hurt.
Air Force and Army Look
Into Possible Uses Fox
Deactivated Ladd Field
WASHINGTON, (A*)—Air Force
and Army officials are looking
into possible uses for Ladd Field
in Alaska, members of Congress
from Alaska have announced.
The delegation said in a joint
statement that meetings brought
out:
1. An Air Force decision to re
move fighter planes and Air
Force men from Ladd Field “has
proved irreversible at this time.”
2. Asked whether the Army
| could replace department Air
Force personnel at Ladd, officers
said there was no such present)
plan.
i The delegation said it has urged
that Air Force funds be transfer
red to the Army and that ad
ditional components be sent in to
develop Ladd as a subarctic train
ing area. Defense officials, the
| announcement said, indicated
“sympathetic consideration and a
I prompt exploration of these po
tentials.”
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
Verna Mickelson
Secretary
I Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
BYRON G. REED. W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets First and Third Thursday
of Each Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Robert Grant
D V President
Dusty Rhode
Secretary
'• * wecinesday Luncheoi
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of every
month at School.
MINA BACHELDER, President
JANE FOSTER, Secretary
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