Mr. and Mrs. Ragan
Leave CAA Site Here
For South Pacific Island
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ragan of the
C.A.A., who have been here for
the past two years and stationed j
at the site just out of town, are
leaving this week for Canton Is
land, a C.A.A. station in the
Phoenix Island group of the
South Pacific.
With them is their small
daughter Yvonne.
Before starting on their new
assignment they plan to visit
with relatives in Bovey, Minn.
Asked where they want to go
next, Mrs. Ragan stated with a
faraway look in her eye, “I guess
we would like the Caribbean
next.”
CONTRACT AWARDED
FOR CAPE LISDOTJRNE
ANCHORAGE—Contracts have
been awarded for construction of
water supply storage at Cape Lis
bourne Air Force Station and the
ACS water supply at Northway,
by the U.S. Army Engineer/Dis
trict, Alaska.
The contract for construction
of the Cape Lisbourne water sup
ply storage for the Air Force was }
awarded to Moore and Mosely
Construction Co. of Fairbanks.
The contract was in the amount
of S423,600.
McKaw, Inc., of Fairbanks, was I
awarded a $27,486 contract for J
the ACS water supply at North- |
way.
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Partly cloudy tonight and to
morrow with considerable cloudi
ness and possibly fog tonight.
Low temperatures expected to
night 45-50 and the high tomor
row in the mid 50’s.
Nome data last 24 hours as of
7 a.m. today: highest temperature
52, lowest 44. Max. wind 9 mph
from W.N.W. Sunrise at 1:29 a.m.
sunset at 10:40 p.m.
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End To Dizziness
The familiar sensation of dizzi
ness is a by-product of one of the
many senses we have in addition to
the traditional five - the sense of
balance.
The body’s position in space is re
ported to the brain by a delicate ap
paratus called the inner ear. Rapid
changes in position — such as being
whirled around and around — dis
turb the inner ear,
causing it to mis
report. The result
is the false sen
sation that the
room is in motion
around you, usu
ally coupled with
a falling sensa
aa tion. Damage to
the inner ear can make dizziness
more or less permanent. Doctors
refer to this highly unpleasant sit
uation as Meniere’s syndrome.
Sufferers from this disease, and
people unusually prone to dizziness,
no longer have to suffer in silence,
however. A new combination drug,
called Antivert, goes right to the
source of the trouble. It contains
meclizine, which calms down the
agitated inner ear, and nicotinic
acid (one of the B vitamins), which
increases the flow of blood through
the brain. ->
Up to now there has been no sin
gle, simple treatment for dizziness.
Physicians have tried a number of
remedies without consistent success.
Aleutian Based
Health Service to
Replace ’Hygiene’
JUNEAU—Plans to develop a
land based Aleutian Island health
service as a substitute for the
floating health center MS Hygiene
were approved by the Alaska
Board of Health at the final ses
sion of its meeting here June 25.
The Alaska Department of
Health would prepare to open a
nursing service station at Sand
Point as a first step in the new
plan, according to Dr. Charles R.
Hayman, acting commissioner of
health. The operation of the Hy
ginee is expensive, he said, and
since air services in the Aleutian
area are being developed it is
thought that health services could
be carried on efficiently and more
economically from a land base.
Termination of the Health De
partment’s St. Lawrence Island
nursing service was advised by
the Board of Health because of
lack of living and working facili
ties for the public health nurse.
The present nurse on the island
is scheduled to leave Oct. 1, Dr.
Hayman said, at which time the
service will be terminated. He
said appropriations of $30,000
each for construction of quarters
at Gambell and Savoonga, had
been planned by the U.S. Public
Health Service.
French and Rebels
In Algiers Killed
In Raids and Ambush
ALGIERS, Algeria, Wt—Eleven
French gendarmes were killed
and their bodies burned Friday
night by a rebel band near Or
leansville.
In an ambush of a military
convoy near Tiaret, seven French
soldiers lost their lives. The
French killed seven of the am
bushers.
French forces attacked a strong
rebel unit in the Grand Kabvlie
mountain area, killing 25 men
and capturing 7, a French an
nouncement said.
Cripple Creek Coal
Must Show Cause
FAIRBANKS—A. Ben. Shallit
| of the Cripple Creek Coal Co.,
| has been ordered by Judge Ver
non D. Forbes to appear in U.S.
District Court in Fairbanks July
12 and show cause why an order
restraining the company from
constructing a road across the
property of Suntrana Mining Co.,
Inc., should not be issued.
The restraining order was re
| quested in a siiit against Cripple
Creek Coal by Suntrana Mining
that was transferred here last
week from Anchorage.
Suntrana Coal alleges that bridg
es Cripple Creek Coal plans to
build will cause flooding -the
Healy River on Suntrana prop
erty.
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Gen. Nathan Twining Gets a Big
Sendoff From Air Force With
i Flyover of Hundreds of Planes
By ELTON C. FAY
WASHINGTON, Wl—The Air
Force said goodbye Saturday to
Gen. Nathan F. Twining with a
thundering salute from several
hundred jet bombers, fighters and
some ancient planes from the past.
Twining, retiring as Air Force
chief of staff, will become chair
man of the strategy-making Joint
Chiefs of Staff in August.
At the beginning of the cere
mony, Twining was decorated
with an Oak Leaf Cluster to add
to his Distinguished Service
Medal.
For "Ceaseless Efforts"
The award, conferred on behalf
of President Eisenhower by Air
Force Secretary James Douglas,
was in recognition of Twining’s
“ceaseless efforts” in providing
air defense and maintaining stra- j
tegic and tactical forces ready to j
cope with aggression.
In perfect flying weather, the
big show of atomic air power was
flown over nearby Andrews Air
Force Base where Twining, other
high Air Force officials and dip
lomats from many nations packed
the spectator stands.
Soviet General Watches
Among those who watched the J
display was a three-star Soviet j
general whose name was not
learned.
The Air Force said this was not j
only a salute to Twining but also 1
marked the 50th anniversary of •
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air power, signifying the advent
of the Golden Age of Air Power.
Before the jet warplanes came
thundering low and fast over
head, samples of the old times
among airplanes sailed slowly
past. These included an elderly
Jenny trainer of World War I
and a Sped fighter, its machine
guns stuttering as it flew past
Gen. Twining.
CUTLIPS AND SAVAGES
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
MORGANTOWN, West Va„ UTI
—The Cutlip girls married the
Savage boys Saturday night in a
double ring ceremony.
Elnora Cutlip became the bride
of William Savage, while sister
Barbara said her “I do’s” with
William’s brother Charles.
Officiating at the ceremony in
First Christian was the Rev. Ben
ton Roy Hanan.
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