Dodge Weather Control
Is Compact and Simple
DETROIT — Automotive air
conditioning has come into its
own this year with the introduc
tion of the Dodge system that re
moves all “plumbing” from the
trunk and .onfines all - weather
temperature control to a single
slide lever.
In the 1957 Dodge, optional air
conditioning equipment, com
bined with the heating system, is
mounted in the engine compart
ment, completely out of the way.
Elimination of air-conditioning
paraphernalia from the trunk
gives more storage space and also
ends the possibility of damage to
piping heretofore required under
neath the car.
Now, by means of single slide
control on the instrument panel,
passengers in the 1957 Dodge can
have plenty of fresh, dehumidi
fied air as wel las a complete
range of heating and cooling tem
peratures for maximum driving
comfort regardless of the wea
ther. Interior temperatures can be
lowered from a sizzling 100 de
grees 'Fahrenheit) to a comfort
able 75 in a few short minutes.
Heating and defrosting equip
ment is available without the
complete, all-weather air-condi
tioning system, if desired. For
maximum defrosting action warm
air can be directed through vents
on top of the instrument panel,
to any portion of the windshield.
A rear-window defroster is also
available.
it You Want To Kent
A House or Apartment
The Man to See Is . . .
George Hite—Main 123
P.O. Box 123. Nome. Alaska
FOR ALL YOUR
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Dulles Says Soviets
Violated Basic Principle
In Attacking Hungary
WASHINGTON, UPV—Secretary
of State Dulles said yesterday So
viet Russia has been guilty of
“arrogance and . . . violations of
basic principle” in attacking Hun
gary and interfering in the Mid
dle East.
He said Kremlin rulers “en
gaged in war on Hungary, with
promiscuAus slaughter” and that
in the Middle East “they have
tried to substitute themselves for
the United Nations, instead of
acting as a cooperative member.”
Dulles read a statement on the
steps of Walter Reed Army Hos
pital, where on Nov. 2 he under
went surgery 'or removal of a
section of intestine later deter
mined to have bc?n cancer-us.
The secretary shortly after
reading the statement flew to Key
West, Fla., for several weeks of
recuperation. He plans to return
to his desk Dec. 3.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: John Hillyard, Fred
Seegook, Don Grosegebauer.
Discharged: Fred Murray, Eino
Myntti, Janet Chapman, Alvin
Pootoogoolook, Pearl Trigg, Flor
ence Nazaruk, Ed Potungak, Wes
ley Mazan, Angus Mazonna, Billy
Koweluk, Billy Elanna.
COVENANT POTLATCH
Members and friends of the
Covenant Church are invited to
the annual Thanksgiving Potlatch
to be held Thursday at Phoebe
Hall.
There will be two serving, from
4 to 5 and from 5 to 6. Bring your
own dishes arid any Eskimo food
you wish to eat with reindeer
stew.
Open House Held
At New School
Friday Evening
Residents who attend the open
house at the Nome School Friday
evening were filled with pride
and almost unbelief that such a
modern structure has come to
Nome and has been completed.
They were equally proud of the
School Band, resplendent in uni
forms and showing great strides
in their''development as the band
has only been in existence for
three years.
The multi-purpose room, which
seats about 200 people, was filled
to capacity for the program which
was keynoted by the remarks of
Mayor Steffen Andersen when he
said:
“We hope this building will be
an incentive to further modern
development. A new Federal
building is being built, an armory
for the Alaska National Guard is
projected'. The time has come
when people no longer come to
make a stake and head for the
States, but are satisfied to plan
on making Nome their permanent
home.”
Refreshments were served by
the Home Economics Class while
the visitors inspected the eight
classrooms, teachers’ room, nurses
room and all parts of the build
ing.
One feature remains unfinished
until Nome has a water and sew
erage system and that is the
drains and washbowls which can
not be installed until the city has
taken the necessary steps for sani
tary drainage.
The band played three selec
tions under the direction of Mr.
Gorman.
Participating in the short pro
gram were Supt. Wm. Angell,
Ben Young, president of Nome
School Board, Mayor Steffen An
dersen, Rev. W. Mecklenbufg,
Rev. L.A. Nevue, and B. C. Ham
mil, project engineer for Alaska
Public Works.
Mid-Canada Radar Line
Scheduled for Full Use
By First of January
TORONTO, W)—The mid-Cana
da early warning radar line will
be in full use by January, one of
its builders said today.
Alexander G. Lester of Mon
treal, general manager of the Bell
Telephone Co.’s special contract
department, told the Canadian
Club some sections would be com
pleted before that date, after 19
months of intensive work by Ca
nadian technicians and construc
tion workers.
The 3,000-mile line of radar
stations runs along the 55th paral
lel of latitude from the Alberta
British Columbia border to the
Labrador coast. Costing $200 mil
lion, the project has employed
5,500 men and required trrnsport
of some 200,000 tons of equip
ment.
Total flights by all passengers
in two commercial transport mod
els made by a single manufactur
er in the past ten years would
equal the great task of flying the
entire population of the United
States from New York to Chicago.
NOME SANITARY
SERVICE
Phone Main 1
P.O. Box SS8
Richard Todd & Jean Peters in a scene from the picture
starring
RICHARD
Color by DE LUXE • In tho wond.r of STEREOPHONIC SOUND
— SHOWING AT THE THEATER —
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ONE MONTH'S FREE PASS to The Theater will be given to the
Door Prise Winner at the Youth Center Benefit Dance November 22
if the ticket was purchased from Gay Weyer or voted for her.
This pass good for all members of winner's family.
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