February 5 Set
As Date For 3rd
Local Polio Shot
The third and last polio shot
will be given *o over three hun
dred local persons next Thursday,
February 5th, at the following
hours, by the Public Health Nurse:
10:30 to 11:30 a.m.
1:‘30 to 3 p m.
6 to 7 p.m.
The place: U. S. Commissioner’s
Court Room, on the main floor of
the Federal Building.
The following persons are
scheduled to receive their third
polio shot on that date:
Is your name here?
Matrona Abloogalook, Aaron
Adams, Ann Adams, Carl Adams,
Helen Adams, Bertha Adsuna, El
sie Ahnangnatgauk, Ira Ahnang
nataguk, John Ahnangetak, Iena
Ahnangetak, Hannah Ahwinona,
Elizabeth Albert, Bessie Alexander,
Betty Alexander, Edna Alexander,
Nellv Alexander, J. H. Alexander,
Ralph Alexander, Grace Alexine,
Sam Alexine, Mary Amadelootuh,
Roland Amundsen, Harriet
Amundsen, Pat Analook, Audrey
Anderson, Eleanor Anderson;
James Anderson, Ken Anderson,
Steffen Andersen, Lottie Analook,
Christine Ansell, Leonard Anseth,
Wilber Arnold, Edith Arnold, Alice
Ashenfelter, Asisyik, Alice Atta
tayuk, Billy Attatayuk, Helen At
tatayuk, Joe Attatayuk, Katherine
Attatayuk, Naomi Attatayuk, Wil
liam Attatayuk, Norman Atuk;
Virginia Atuk, Walter Atuk,
Porenn Avessu':, Everett Bachel
der, Pearl Bohrer, Werner Boh
r< r. Emilv Boucher, Ina Bauska,
Eunice Berglund, Emma Bloch,
F,-od Bo^ man, Louise Bockman,
Harriet Brown, Virginia BroAvn,
1 F. Brown, William Burand,
Emma S. Cameron, Wm. Cameron,
Bob Cannon, Chas. Caaperson,
Fred Cavota, Sidney Champion,
Janet Chapman, Louisa Charles,
Harvey Coleman, Valora Coleman,
Clara Costello, Pauline Curran,
Beatrice Davis, Bernice Davis;
Lawrence Davis, Marilyn Dexter,
Mollie Dexter, Phillip Dexter,
Catherine Dickson, Grace Davis,
Stephen Dickson, Reba Dickson,
Mary Diede, Paul Dryden, Janet
Douglas, Francis Eben, Grace
Fdman. Esther Elam, Guy Elam,
Frank Elanna, Mary Elanna, Ur
sula Elanna, William Elook, Wil
liam Erickson, Chas. Fagerstrom,
Norris Finch, Vera Gelzer, Dorothy
Grant, Lorena Gray, Fred Greene,
Irene Green, Paul Green;
Betty Gustafson, Ernie Gustaf
son, William Haley, Ingeborg Han
deland, Kay Handeland, Stanley
Harhut, Josephine Hardy, Mary
Honsberger, Lena Hoogendorn,
Charlotte Hungerford, Don Hun
gerford, Lorene Horton, Boyd Har
wood, Mildred Harwood, Ben
Herman, Russell Hermann, L. E.
Hough, Lillian Howard, Frieda Io
kiena, Edith Iyatunguk, Robt. Iva
tunguk, Ada Jakes;
Esther James, L. Jefferies, Mary
Jefford, Ann Jenks, Herb Jenks,
David Joe, Irene Joe, Dora Johan
son, Frank Johnson, Laura John
Jones, Alexander Kakrok, Alice
son, Minnie Johnson, Chas. D.
Kakaruk, Dora Kaloke, Jerry Ka
Kakaruk, Marie Kunnuk, John
loke, Margaret Keelick, Mary Kel
liher, Maurice Kelliher,, Timothy
Kennick, Anna Killarzoac, Alice
Kingik, Alfred Kiyutelluk;
Additional names in alphebet
ical order will follow in Mon
day’s edition of The Nugget.
FOR
Stove & Stack
SEE
Tom Tungwenuk
— WHITE 193 —
ALSO
Minor Radio Repair
Russ Claim Their
Strength Makes
W ar ‘Impossible’
LONDON, UP) — Soviet Foreign
Minister Andrei Gromyko said
yesterday the rising might of the
Communist bloc has made a new
world war most probably impos
sible.
Gromyko told the 21st Soviet
Communist Party Congress that
the forward movement of Rus
sian industrial progress had im
pressed the West with Commu
nism’s desire for peace and had
stabilized the international situa
tion.
In a speech reported by Moscow
Radio, Gromyko declared:
“If the Socialist system were to
give only this — the guarantee of
the impossibility of a world war
— this alone would mean the
death knell for rotten capitalism.”
At the same time Gromyko said
plans to arm Western Germany
with atomic weapons held a dan
ger to peace. He declared the most
important aspects of the German
problem were the signing of a
German peace treaty and liquida
tion of the occupation regime in
West Berlin.
He hinted that Russia might be
preparing to sign a separate peace
treaty with East Germany.
Final Week For Aliens
To Register Addresses
This is the final week for all
aliens living in Alaska to report
their addresses to the U. S. Gov
ernment. This report is required
of all aliens, except certain offi
cials, by the Federal Alien Ad
dress Report Program conducted
by the Immigration and Natural
ization Service every January.
As there are penalties for wilful
failure to comply, it is urged that
all aliens secure a report card
from the office of the Immigra
tion and Naturalization Service
or any Post Office, fill it out, and
return it to the clerk for mailing.
Over 2,100 aliens reported their
addresses in Alaska last year and
it is estimated there will be near
ly 2.500 reporting this year.
Undeveloped New Orleans
Plot Sold To Texas Firm
DALLAS, MP) — A third of the
land area of New Orleans — A
50-square-mile sparsely-developed
tract with a 12-mile front on Lake
Ponchartrain — was purchased
by Toddie Lee Wynne & Asso
ciates here Wednesday.
The amount in the all-cash deal
was not disclosed.
“Frankly, we have not had time
yet to make any plans for its de
velopment,” Wynne said.
The tract was sold by Col. R. E.
Montluin of New Orleans and
Miami and Dominic & Dominic,
a New York investment firm.
Industrial realtors indicated
that no other U. S. city has so
large an undeveloped area within
its limits.
Deranged Doctor
Slays Lawyer Foe
At Texas Airport
EL PASO, Tex., — A gun
man killed El Paso attorney Theo
dore Andress at International
Airport here Wednesday night,
threw his empty pistol at the
body, and strolled away.
An unidentified witness, reac
ting to the screams of the lawyer’s
wife, grabbed Dr. Harold Eidinoff
inside the airport terminal a few
minutes later. The witness held
Eidinoff, middle-aged operator of
an apartment house in Grants,
N. M., until a patrolman arrived.
Police Chief Howard Jones said
Eidinoff was wearing a bullet
proff vest. He was charged with
murder.
Chief Jones said Eidinoff, once
a physician here, and Andress had
been involved in legal disputes,
dating back to 1954.
Andress, 50. and his wife had
just returned from San Francisco
where he had attended a national
convention of school board mem
bers. He was president of the
Texas association of schol boards.
They were waiting to collect their
luggage when the gunman shot
Andress.
A year ago, Eidinoff was de
clared insane by three Houston
psychiatrists and hospitalized. He
was released several months ago.
DOCTOR WAS WRONG . . .
DENVER, — “Don’t worry,”
the obstetrician told Mrs. Mary
Whitfield. “You’ve got another
two weeks or so.”
The doctor was wrong by the
margin of 13 days and 22 hours.
Mrs. Whitfield gave birth to her
fifth child exactly two hours after
her visit with the doctor. Her hus
band, an Army sergeant, deliv
ered the infant boy in the back
seat of the family car.
85TH BIRTHDA CELEBRATED
BY JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER JR.
NEW YORK, UR — John D
Rockefeller Jr. observed his 85th
birthday yesterday.
He had expected to pass the day
quietly with his wife, and there
were no plans for a family gather
ing of any kind, a spokesman said.
The spokesman said Rockefeller
is in good health for a man of his
age, and takes an active interest
in affairs generally.
BRING YOUR
WATCH
to the
Nome Drug Store
for
EXPERT REPAIRS
Bowling League Standings
(as of January 25th, 1959)
Per- Total High High
Won Lost centage Pins Aver. Game Series
Federal Electric .... 24 8 .750 20239 842 950 2734
Weather Bureau .... 21 7 .750 17634 840 942 2689
B. P. R. 22 10 .688 20153 839 950 2732
Morgan’s . 20 12 .625 20052 836 984 2773
Linaments . 19 13 .594 19660 819 930 2676
Polar Bar . 18 14 .563 19522 814 922 2633
North Star . 13 11 .542 15060 837 926 2595
Bering Sea Club .... 17 15 .531 20258 844 996 2716
N. C. Sluggers . 17 15 .531 19913 830 977 2637
Mizers . 14 18 .438 19466 811 918 2612
Airlines . 12 20 .375 ‘18437 768 847 2415
F. A. A. 10 26 .278 22047 817 908 2573
Hospital Cases. 3 21 .125 13189 733 799 2386
Trading Post . 2 22 .083 13387 744 834 2363
‘Thank-You’ Notes Ready
For Alaska’s Well-Wishers
JUNEAU, UP — The thank-you
notes for Alaska’s sister states
around the nation are ready.
Representative John Rader of
Anchorage was named Wednesday
to draft a resolution acknowledg
ing congratulations from the In
diana Legislature. Later he re
ported a form message appropriate
for similar notes to other states
had been prepared.
Names of Alaska legislators who
are native sons and daughters of
the states extending good wishes
will be appropriately inserted in
each reply sent.
A onetime resident of Carthage,
Indiana, Democratic Senator
George B. McNabb Jr. of Fair
banks, was the first legislator so
honored.
In the House, a resolution was
introduced thanking the Indiana
General Assembly for its good
wishes. It also stated that Mc
Nabb was a Hoosier son who was
helping build the government of
the new state.
Envy explains many things that
happen in life which otherwise
have no explanations.
OCEAN BEACH SCENE OF
FATAL AUTO CRASH
COCOA BEACH, Fla., IP — Five
18-year-old boys were killed and
two others were injured critically
yesterday when their automobile
smashed through a pipe-line bar
rier on the ocean beach.
Patric Costello and Kenneth
Goepper, who survived the crash,
were taken to a hospital at Or
lando. Their conditions were de
scribed as critical.
The car rammed underneath the
•bulky pipeline which stretched
some 70 yards across the beach.
Turley Signs With The Yankees
NEW YORK, IP — Bob Turley,
winner of the Cy Young Award as
the major league’s most outstand
ing pitcher of 1958, yesterday
signed his 1959 contract with the
New York Yankees.
Turley, who rejected the first
Yankee offer earlier this month,
came to terms after a conference
with Roy Harney, assistant gen
eral manager. The big right-han
der will receive an estimated
$32,000. This represents an in
crease of about $7,000 over 1958.
Turley was the American
League’s only 20-game winner last
year. He had a 21-7 record.
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