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Two Local Girl Scouts To
Attend Fairbanks Meeting
Diane Wilke and Pearl John
son, Senior Girl Scouts, plan to
leave tomorrow for Fairbanks,
where they will attend Girl Scout
meetings and camp as represen
tatives of the local group.
The Nome Girl Scout troop
raised money for transportation
through several projects during
the winter.
Unalakleet Covenant Trio Offers
Sunday Evening Concert
A vocal trio from the Covenant
High School at Unalakleet will
present a sacred concert at the
Covenant Church starting at 7
o’clock Sunday evening.
The trio are three of the four
1959 graduates from the Unalak
leet school. They are LaVeme
Napouk, Charlene Komakhuk and
Ruth Ivanoff.
TWO DIVORCES GRANTED
IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT
Two divorces were granted in
U.S. District Court this week:
Teckla from Gilbert Tomaganuk,
and Stanley from Harriet Sobo
cienski, of Nome.
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Martin Backstrom, Thomas
Mogg, Irene O’Connor, Harry
Komanaseak, Teddy Kowaluk,
Nora lone, Margaret Oksoktaruk.
Discharged — Omie McCarthy,
Clyde Wenger of Moses Point,
James Curran, Virginia Amaktoo
lik. James Scott was transferred
to the Anchorage Public Health
Hospital.
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ROTARY BIDS FAREWELL TO
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
At Rotary today, the club bade
farewell to Bill and Christine
Angell who are leaving soon for
Anchorage.
Guests were: Rev. Fred McGin
nis, Bill Wood, and Geo. Shar
rock, all of Anchorage; and Ed
Blair and Art Hardy of the Fed-'
eral Electric Company.
Rev. Roald Amundsen of the
Covenant Church and three grad
uates of the Covenant High School
at Unalakleet were also guests.
The three are LaVerne Napouk,
Charlene Komakuhuk and Ruth
Ivanoff, and they also sing as a
trio. They presented three num
bers which are part of a pro
gram they will sing at the Cove
nant Church on Saturday evening.
Jim McLean, chairman of the
Clean-up Committee, reported
that plans are made for the an
nual spring clean-up to start on
Monday, June 1.
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Khrushchev Says
Soviets Will Not
Loose First Bomh
MOSCOW, UP — Soviet Premier
Khrushchev told a group of Flo
rida business and professional men
Tuesday that the Soviet Union will
never launch the ffrst rocket
against the United States.
But he said their grandchildren
had better look out — the bug of
Communism will get them.
Khrushchev, evidently in a
good humor, told them he was
happy to see 45 Florida business
men, and after a 70-minute inter
view took them out into the
Kremlin garden for photographs.
Notes on the conversation were
given by Ralph A. Renick, vice
president of T-V Station WTVJ of
Miami, and Thomas F. Fleming,
president of the First Bank of
Boca Raton, Fla.
“I can assure you that we will
not be the first to use our weapons
against you,” Khrushchev said.
Later in the talks he said: “Who
can guarantee that your grand
children years from now will have
the same views that you do? We
won’t start a war. We will not
strike first and you will not al
low any crazy people to start a
war. Therefore there will be no
war but you are as afraid of Com
munism as* of the devil himself.”
Khrushchev predicted the Ge
neva Big Four foreign ministers
conference will be successful “or
we would not have participated
in the first place.
McElroy Suspends
Retirement Plans
WASHNGTON, UP) — Neil H.
McElroy said yesterday he will
stay on indefinitely as Secretary
of Defense.
McElroy made the announce
ment to newsmen at the White
House with his new deputy, Thom
as S. Gates Jr., standing at his
side.
They had just conferred with
President Eisenhower.
“I have suspended my plans for
departure,” McElroy said. “I don’t
know when I will be leaving, if
at all.”
Asked whether that means he
intends to stay in the cabinet in
definitely, McElroy replied that
was the best way to put it.
Eisenhower Monday picked
Gates, who is retiring as Secretary
of the Navy at the end of the
month, to succeed the late Donald
A. Quarles as Deputy Secretary
of Defense.
There had been speculation
Eisenhower persuaded Gates to
stay on at the Pentagon by telling
him he is in line to take over
behind McElroy. He had been
planning to step out June 1 as
Secretary of the Navy.
Prior to Quarles’ death McElroy
had said several times that he
wanted to leave his cabinet post
by the end of the year to return
to private business.
Even in his statement yesterday
the Defense chief did not rule out
the possibility of his resigning be
fore the end of Eisenhower’s ten
ure in office.
He simply said that as of now
he has suspended plans to leave.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO
TOUR 49TH STATE
SEATTLE, UP) — Sir Harold
Caccia, Britain’s Ambassador to
the United States, flew to Ketchi
kan today to start a tour of
Alaska.
He was accompanied by P.
Scott-Rakine, counselor and per
sonal advisor. Lady Caccia stayed
in Washington, D. C.
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