Nenana Ice
Pool Winners
FAIRBANKS, UP) — Here are
the winners in the Nenana Ice
Pool as listed by manager Don
Clark:
Permafrost Co., Box 1601, Fair
banks (S. E. Crory, T. E. Davis,
G. F. Freese, R. C. Freese, M.
Garza, F. F. Kitze, R. R. Maki,
M. R. Milton, J. P. Stikes, H. M.
Tietel.
Helstrom Pool, Fairbanks, Mor
ris, Phyllis, Paul and Lillian Hel
strom, June and Paul Lash, Viv
ian Harvey.
Lucille Harkabus Co., Fair
banks, no other name on ticket.
Alfred F. Burgo, Juneau.
Rauha Field Co.. Juneau, name
Bob Allison on back of ticket.
H. D. and Helen Cherry, Nome.
B B Pool No. 5, Alaska Rail
road, Anchorage, Walter J. Plo
house, B. Payton, E. Payton, Ed
Lundquist, C. Feller, V. Galla
gher, J. Eirr, J. Larsen, M. Pro
byl, A.\ Ramlo, D. Grow, G.
Lough, J. McGinley, F. Valek,
B. Larsen, W. Hammerslug, N.
Bysheim, J. Hansen, P. Corcoran,
E. Owen, L. Juinell.
Joseph Huard Co., Naknek, Jo
seph, Gloria, Violet and Betty
Huard, Naomi Douglas.
Mainteneers, Anchorage, C. T.
Alnut, E. D. Ballard, P. J. Bjor
gen, H. H. Butler, Robert Chong,
B. H. Cowart, J. M. Denny, M. A.
Hedla, George Severson, F. C.
Smith, Dick Walsh, T. W. Joslyn.
G. K. McKenzie, L. McCoy, L. M.
Nelson, H. Nbrheim, F. L. Pol
lard, S. Povfche, L. H. Ransier,
A. Schultz.
North Tongass National Forest
Co., Subport, Juneau, R. G. New- I
ton, Jack Swisher, E. A. Bennett, j
R. A. Schwart, A. A. Johnson, j
Maxine Davlin, C. M. Armstrong, |
Polly Matheny, Clark Wiitanen, |
Jack Mills, John L. Hall.
John Ako Co., Fairbanks, only |
names on ticket were Betty Beck-1
ett and Betty Anderson.
Capt. Dale E. Peters, HJ., i
AHCS Reg., Elmendorf AFB.
Alexander A. Tamok, Anchor
age.
Oscar Nielson Co., Anchorage,
Pete Claveau, Kitty and Inger
Nielsen.
Jeanne Hoover Co., Fairbanks,
J. Hoover, Judi Hoover, Jim
Hutchison, Adelle Taylor.
Elmer E. and June A. Brown,
Anchorage. .
Alfred Klewa, Kake.
WEDNESDAY BALL SCORES
American League
Detroit 10, New York 1
Kansas City 11, Boston 4
Baltimore 3, Chicago 2
Washington 3, Cleveland 2
National League
Chicago 8, Milwaukee 2
San Francisco 10, Philadelphia 1
Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 4
Pittsburg 3, Los Angeles 1
Pacific Coast League
Phoenix 4, San Diego 2
Portland 4, Sacramento 1
Salt Lake City 12, Vancouver 7
Seattle 2, Spokane 1
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ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Some asteroids are irregular
in form. Eros is an example.
It seems to be shaped roughly
like a brick 15 miles long and
five miles in width and thick
ness.
Completing its rotation in 5
hours and 16 minutes, Eros pre
sents its larger sides and small
er ends to us in turn, becoming
brighter and fainter in the sun
light. The fluctuation of light is
greatest when the earth is in the
plane of Eros’ extended equator.
The irregular forms of such as
teroids suggest that they may be
fragments of a larger body.
The Trojan asteroids oscillate
around the two points near Jup
iter’s orbit which are equidistant
from the planet and the sun.
They are named Achilles, Aga
memnon, and so on after the
Homeric heroes.
Several asteroids are known
which make closer approaches
to the earth than any of the
planets.
Women's Society of Methodist
Church to Meet Tonight
Women’s Society of the Meth
odist Church will meet with Mrs.
McCarthy this evening at 8:00
p.m.. Guests are welcome
WEATHER FORECAST
Clear to partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow. Northerly winds
15 to 25 miles per hour.
Low tonight 22, high tomorrow
34.
-452 degrees fahrenheit, the
coldest temperature created by
man—is produced by one U. S.
aircraft company for guided mis
siles research.
U. S. Suffered No
Serious Damage From
Law of Sea Conference
WASHINGTON, UP) — Rep.
Pelly (R-Wash) said Wednesday
the United States “is well out of”
the recently concluded Inter
national Conference on Law of
the Sea at Geneva, Switzerland.
“We had a bear by the tail
and it is fortunate that no ap
parent serious damage resulted,”
he told the House. .
Pelly was the leader of a group
of coastal state Congressmen who
Strongly protested proposals,
which were considered by the
conference, to extend the tradi
tional territorial sea limits from
three miles to as much as 12
miles.
Pelly also disclosed he has
asked the State Department to
elaborate on its statement that
none of the agreements reached
at the conference will become ef
fective “until after signature and
ratification by 22 of the signatory
countries.”
Noting that 86 countries had
participated in the conference,
Pelly said: “certainly the Con
gress should find out if 22 na
tions ratifying an international
convention would have the force
of law.”
SEATTLE, UP) —The Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
urged fishermen this week to use
care in the area of its submarine
telephone cable between Port
Angeles and Ketchikan.
The company said the cable
originally was laid to avoid fish
ing grounds wherever possible.
It asked fishermen to familiar
ize— themselves with the cable
and try not to damage it with
their gear.
QUALITY FOOD
at
MODERATE PRICES
Nome Bakery
and Lunch
Next Door to The Nugget
Fresh Bread, Pies,
Rolls and Doughnuts
also bn Sale at Nome Market
OPEN 6 A.M. TO 1JJ PM.
UNOFFICIAL 2ND DIV. ELECTION RETURNS
PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1958
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Nome. 333 78 50 21 174 173 49 223 18 24 33 140 198 264 183 239 258 109 244 191 89 238 169
Unalakleei. 74 4 3 3 41 9 8 8 1 1 3 65 76 8 13 41 35 57 18 19 34 28 5
Little Creek. 70001116000015155053130
Teller. 22 12 3 0 11 18 4 13 0 1 2 20 15 26 17 17 4 9 10 22 15 26 21
Haycock. 13002203100022312310121
Wales. 23 4 2 1 14 14 6 10 0 2 2 20 18 13 . 16 20 18 10 11 5 10 12 35
White Mountain.... 18 3 1 0 8 8 6 5 2 0 3 12 18 3 4 15 13 7 12 5 11 11 4
Savoonga. 57 5 9 6 31 14 20 17 5 12 7 29 50 14 23 50 41 49 14 22 49 20 17
Gambell.. 55 8 5 4 15 23 14 19 6 4 6 26 60 12 23 27 26 38 18 11 33 18 32
Kotzebue . 60 13 15 7 26 32 16 28 4 6 7 44 54 28 38 46 46 36 45 28 27 42 21
Hooper Bay . 21 123 14 3032449 17 46 14 8 16 47 15 63
St. Michael . 19 1 4 2 11 7 4 6 1 7 1 9 18 6 9 14 9 19 8 10 11 10 5
Candle . 21 7 2 2 12 7 6 7 1 3 2 15 25 5 13 13 23 11 12 11 11 14 2
Alakanuk . 12 10 6 5 8 17 0 12 6 2 3 8 40 7 18 16 10 8 21 5 16 35 15
Noorvik . 29 13 3 6 19 12 6 12 1 4 5 22 33 10 16 26 22 25 16 8 30 9 15
Kiana . 28 4 10 4 17 16 5 15 1 2 3 22 27 12 19 25 23 11 16 13 28 16 16
Deering . 27 2 6 4 11 1 7 1 1 2 2 20 21 3 3 26 16 15 6 14 17 3 6
TOTAL... 813 168 115 68 415 357 152 388 50 74 83 461 673 422 405 595 559 423 461 371 398 493 367
A Report Of Progress
The "Second Street eye sore", with its open wires, cross arms,
etc., is gone. In its place is an inconspicuous modern cable, with
its improved transmission and freedom from weather-caused
trouble, for telephone users—another step in better service
has been completed.
Material. and equipment is bein£ ordered to complete more
such plans this summer, which include: First Street, B
Street, Steadman Avenue, Third Street, etc. Also, the re
placement of lead cable with new modern plastic cables.
New junction boxes, terminals and poles. Central office
equipment and frames have been put into first clas$ shape.
Concerning the change-over to dial, the dial equipment sur
vey has been completed. Cost estimates and probable date
of installation are being awaited from the companies
contacted.
And thus your telephone company fulfills its promise to
Nome of: "The best telephone service at the least possible cost,
consistent with good business."
The Alaska Telephone And Telegraph Co.
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SEATTLE - FAIRBANKS - NOME SERVICE
Beginning May 1st, Nome will be receiving better service
than ever before. Better in that Nome will have five direct
connections northbound and three direct connections south
bound. It will be direct competition to the ASA/PNA ser
vice out of Anchorage. We think it will be a better service
in that it was constructed mainly to answer the needs of the
community of Nome—passengerwise as well as cargowise.
Compare this service and you will find that it will fit
your needs.
Here are the Thru-service schedules for May. All limes
are local limes.
NORTHBOUND
Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. Sat.
PA 911 PA 903 PA 905 PA 911 PA 903
DC-4 B377 B377 DC-4 B377
Lv. Sea. 1:00 am 1:00 am 7:00 am 1:00 am 1:00 am
Ar. Fair. 7:00 am 5:00 am 1:45 pm 7:00 am 5:00 am
WA311 WA311 WA311A WA311 WA311
Lv. Fair. 9:30 am 7:00 am 4:00 pm 9:00 am 7:00 am
Ar. Nome 11:45 am 10:45 am 6:15 pm 1:15 pm 9:15 am
SOUTHBOUND
Mon. Thur. Fri.
Leave Nome 9:45 am 8:15 pm 2:15 pm
Arrive Fairbanks 2:00 pm 2:00 pm 6:30 pm
Leave Fairbanks 3:00 pm 3:00 pm 8:00 pm '
Arrive Seattle 10:45 pm 10:45 pm 6:00 am
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