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PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT
WANTS U. S. MISSILES
MANILA, Ufi — President Car
los P. Garcia’s bid for U. S. mis
sile bases in the Philippines drew
strong bipartisan support in Con
gress today. Garcia said he would
like to see the most modern Arnei^
ican weaons stationed in his
country, including atomic weapons
and missiles.
TOKYO, — Jaanese govern
ment scientists announced today
they have dehydrated Sake, Ja
pan’s potent rice wine, and put it
into a tube. One small tube mixed
with water will set up a round of
60-proof drinks, the scientists
claimed.
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‘Roaring Drunk’ . . .
LONG BEACH, Calif., WV-“He
was roaring drunk,” said arresting
officer E. J. Hill, “How he man
aged to get the mainsail up is
beyond any of us."
But police say Arnold Moore
somehow managed to steal a 67
foot yacht Saturday — although
he had more sheets to the wind
than the yacht.
The schooner Tamarit was
headed for a breakwater when
harbor police jumped aboard from
a pursuing launch. Moore was
booked on suspicion of grand
theft. Officers said he is on pro
bation for stealing a boat! several
days ago.
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8 Washington Climbers
Will Scale McKinley
SEATTLE, UP) — An eight-man
atempt to scale the north flank
of 20,320-foot Mt. McKinley in
June was disclosed Saturday.
The men, experienced moun
taineers, are Paul M. Williams,
Seattle attorney and chairman of
the Seattle unit, Mountain Res
cue Council, Roy Harniss, Don
Anderson, Kent Heathershaw,
Jack Newman, Jerry Koch and
Jim Richardson, all of Bremer
ton; and Glenn Kelsey, Silverdale,
Kitsap County.
Four men will leave here June
4 as an advance party, Williams
said. The others will join them a
week later in Talkeetna and all
then plan to fly to the base of the
mountain June _13.
The climb will take 10 days if
weather is good, Williams said.
Harniss is chairman of the
Olympic unit, Mountain Rescue
Council.
Own Bomb Kills Algerian Rebels
ALGIERS, UP) — Six rebel guer
illas were killed in the Algerian
town of Tizi Ouzou today as
they were rigging a time bomb
several hours before the arrival of
French. Premier Michel Deb re.
The guerrillas ■ were reported
blown to bits by a heavy artillery
shell to which they were attach
ing a clock mechanism.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES
AT METHODIST CHURCH
Holy Week Services are to be
held this week by the Community
Methodist Church.
At 7:30 tomorrow evening a
movie wil be shown.
On Wednesday, the W.SiC.S. is
presenting a program starting at
8:30 p.m.
A Communion Service has been
scheduled for Thursday evening.
On Friday evening, a Good Fri
day Service will be presented by
the young people.
An Easter Breakfast will be the
feature next Sunday morning at
8 o’clock, to which the public is
invited.
Lockwood Found Not Guilty
George Lockwood of Unalakleet
was found not guilty by a jury
this afternoon on a charge of as
sault and battery. Judge H. Gil
bert presided in State Superior
Court and Lockwood was repre
sented by Fred Crane, Kotzebue
attorney.
The jury deliberated only five
minutes before bringing in the
verdict.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon at
North Star Dining Room
Pearse Walsh, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO 1
nOrder of Eastern Star
Ruth Reed
Worthy Matron
Verna' Mickelson
Secretary
Meets first and third Mondays
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
SYKON O. REED, WJX.
Norein W. Lewie, Sec.
Meats First end Third Thursday
of Cadi Month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Ash Craft
President
Herb Jenks
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
Parent-Teachers Assn.
Meets last Tuesday of arary
month at School.
WERSER BOHRER, President
VESTA SUHDSTROM. Sacty.
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