GRACE EDMAN RETURNS
MEETING IN JUNEAU
A seminar on highway policies,
operations, and office procedures
was conducted in Juneau last
week by the Division of Highways
for its District Office Managers
and Accountants.
District Office Manager attend
ing were Grace Edman, Nome;
Doug Thomas, Valdez; L. D. Tay
lor, Fairbanks; John S. O’Marr,
Anchorage; and Accountants Bar
bara McClain, Bruce Gray and
Walter E. Hermes, all of Juneau.
Mrs. Edman returned to Nome
today on Wien’s flight from Fair
banks.
Mrs. Jack Bullock passed thru
Nome enroute to the outside on
a business trip. She expects to be
gone from her Kotzebue head
quarters for about two weeks.
She will spend the Thanksgiv
ing holiday in Seattle with her
aunt, Mrs. Grace Mahan, former
Nome resident who had a beauty
shop here for several years.
'4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
At The Nugget
Turkish Assembly
President Accused of
Importing Blonde
YASSIADA ISLAND, Turkey,
lift—National Assembly President
Refik Koralton, 71, went on trial
today on a charge of importing a
blonde German beauty he had
described as “medical equip
ment.”
Dressed in a dark blue suit, his
gray hair still showing heavy
traces of reddish dye, Koralton
testified he imported medical
equipment for his ailing wife and
received government permission
to do so.
Prosecutors in the case, one of
a long series in the mass trial of
top figures in the regime of de
posed Premier Adnan Menderes,
accuse Koralton of requesting
$500 in foreign exchange from the
Finance Ministry to import medi
cal equipment for his paralytic
wife — and then arranging the
“import” of Miss Barbara Kut
zke, 25, instead.
Koralton explained on the wit
ness stand he was advised by his
doctors to hire a nurse for his
wife after first applying for per
mission to import medical splints.
Asked by presiding judge Salim
Basol if Miss Kutzke actually was
a nurse, Koralton replied no, but
she know how to “take good care
of my wife.”
The judge then asked Koralton
why he did not employ a Turkish
girl. Koralton said he thought a
foreign girl would be better.
“Does you wife speak Ger
man?” the judge asked.
“No, but I do,” Koralton re
plied.
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INSURANCE MAN
ARRIVES TODAY
Joe Gatzka, insurance agent for
the Mutual United Insurance Co.
of Omaha, who has been coming
to Nome every year since 1954,
is scheduled to arrive here on
Nov. 23 and remain for about two
weeks to confer with people on
their insurance problems.
Mr. Gatzka will gladly answer
questions on life insurance or hos
pital insurance regardless of com
pany as well as questions con
cerning future coverage. He will
be located at the Bering Sea
Hotel.
Tommy Gibbons Dies ai Age of 69
ST. PAUL, Minn., W)—Tommy
J. Gibbons, 69, one-time contend
er for the heavyweight boxing
championship and former Ramsey
County sheriff, died in his sleep
at his home Saturday.
His most famous fight was his
July 4, 1923, battle with Jack
Dempsey, then heavyweight
champion, in Shelby, Mont. Gib
bons lost but was still on his
feet at the end of the bout.
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DISTRICTS 21, 22, and 24
Senator Representatives
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Alakanuk. 3 41
Hooper Bay. 20 21
Ml. Village. 4 35
Forluna Ledge. 14 3
St. Mary's. 4 80
Barrow. 306 298
Wainright. 52 51
Deering. 11 9 9
Shungnak. 28 14 23
Kiana. 29 29 27
Candle. 19 11 10
Noorvik. 39 30 39
Noaiak. 38 39 27
Kotzebue. 177 149 140
Selawik. 43 36 39
Point Hope. 73 67 18
Kivalina.34 32 18
Absentee. 30 7 33 18 46 30
[Total. 885 356 449 358 91 210
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Pt. Hope. 67 17 66 17 65 16 66 11 58 14 64 7 60 11 71 3 64 7 55 27
Kivalina. 15 34 32 18 30 20 34 13 34 13 40 7 38 9 46 1 41 3 11 39
While Mountain. 4 29 14 11 20 8 7 13 12 10 14 8 10 10 16 6 19 4 17 10 16 12 14 16
Stebbins. 25 0 23 2 25 0 16 9 8 18 22 3 12 13 23 2 22 3 20 4 23 23 2 2
Golovin. 12 17 18 10 16 11 8 12 15 8 24 1 16 5 18 5 6 1 15 15 1" 1 ’3
Teller. 33 41 32 39 40 26 24 18 28 14 28 13 21 13 36 9 30 11 37 35 33 33 3" 28
Wales. 17 23 26 14 29 11 23 13 31 5 35 1 32 4 35 1 34 0 23 17 32 20 18 17
Shishma’-ef. 6 36 10 31 16 25 32 9 35 7 36 5 37 5 38 3 40 1 9 32 o o 33 30
St. Michael. 24 17 26 15 30 9 20 10 22 6 27 6 19 10 29 4 33 2 22 17 23 IF ^7 M
Shaktoo! k. 1 44 9 33 13 26 15 6 19 2 36 2 35 2 30 0 38 0 4 40 6 7 3 34
Koyuk. 0 39 9 30 15 24 1 36 20 16 25 12 20 17 37 1 31 5 10 29 15 2 35 23
Savoonga. 53 58 61 58 88 22 52 52 48 57 87 20 57 51 87 20 107 3 69 42 ! 1
Nome. 431 413 481 344 448 354 332 279 430 192 554 102 540 107 541 105 534 98 416 409 43 367 26 318
Little '"’■eek. 47 56 56 2 864 827 3 828138 3 "6
Unalakleet. 79 112 133 56 122 60 46 60 62 49 90 34 85 34 86 32 84 31 118 65 109 r" 7 S3
Elim. 25 25 31 18 33 16 14 17 28 8 37 3 24 7 36 5 32 6 31 19 23 ’3 "> I
Solomon. 35 80 44 2617 6262268035 ’ 3 4
Gambell. 35 75 58 56 55 50 53 25 57 22 89 4 68 10 92 2 88 1 52 52 4' (2 44
Dee n. 6 18 16 9 15 8 12 1 15 0 16 0 12 2 15 0 14 0 11 12
Shurgnak. 11 28 26 19 29 15 6 26 6 25 15 17 8 25 11 21 36 1 15 24
Kia-e. 20 39 36 23 29 26 4 9 5 8 16 2 18 0 16 0 15 0 17 40
Candle. 12 25 21 4 20 3 14 12
Noorvik. 13 67 40 29 37 28 12 6 12 6 13 4 17 2 17 4 19 4 29 55
Noalak. 12 58 44 24 38 23 25 23 22 24 48 3 29 15 47 4 48 4 24 41
Barrow . 223 140 288 65 277 70 261 57 280 41 296 28 281 40 307 14 293 34 260 79
Kotzebue. 110 220 209 94 166 117 79 81 93 70 145 33 129 38 133 3 130 41 86 242
Wainright. 20 46 33 33 37 30 37 22 39 21 50 9 38 19 56 4 53 6 35 30
Alakanuk. 19 29 12 34 10 28 5 6 5 6 25 0 25 12 28 2 32 0 14 17
Hooper Bay. 45 11 48 5 46 9 33 23 26 20 37 8 22 21 42 8 39 11 37 9
Mountain Village. 13 32 34 10 26 19 11 6 6 12 41 0 30 3 41 2 50 0 17 18
Fortune Ledge. 21 7 23 6 23 5 7 7 10 6 15 2 16 1 16 2 13 3 17 9
St. Mary's . 77 11 80 5 76 6 36 40 49 30 73 4 62 15 77 3 76 4 31 52
Sclav . 27 51 47 26 46 25 32 20 36 16 48 11 43 15 55 6 57 8 33 40
Abse- tee. 188 158 245 92 238 87 188 106 206 89 251 44 228 67 269 34 270 34 128 112 48 41 65 44
TC \L.1651 1940 2244 1239 2167 1187 1495 826 1724 826 2231 397 2045 588 2361 341 2334 317 1683 1657 932 782 ' 909 705