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ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Of all the satellites in the solar
system our moon is nearest the
siie and mass' of its primary, the
earth. Still, our neighbor is no
of' the world around which
it revolves.
The difference is accentuated
in the character of their moun
tains. On the earth we have nu
merous ridges and mountain i
chains but very few craters. A1
reverse situation occurs on the
moon, where craters are very nu
merous.
Most of the craters on the moon
seem to be of volcanic formation.
Some of the larger ones with low
walls are probably ruins of molt
en lakes.
When the mountains of the i
moon are illuminated by a strong
cross-light, they are thrown into
sharp relief. There are 40 peaks
visible on the moon higher than
Mont Blanc. The greater relative
heights of the moon mountains is
due to the lesser surface gravity
and the absence of erosion by
wind and water.
SCHOOL NEWS
SIXTH GRADE HONORS
The following pupils of Mrs.
Dunbar’s sixth grade were nei
ther absent nor tardy during the
second six-week period:
Larry Brown, Gladys Cannon,
Linda Doyle, Richard Foster,
Lance Friesz, Pepper Gray, Ger
ald Napouk, James Picnalook Jr.,
Allen Reed, Joseph Sirloak, Sho
walter Jacob Smith and Pauline
Tocktoo.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Lucie Okpealuk, Ray
Southpick, Richard Walsh, Mary
Klementson, Ann Oquilluk.
Discharged: Ann Chambers and
Fred Kost.
PAA Cancels Today's Flight
The Pan American Airways
flight for today from Fairbanks
cancelled out.
NOTICE I
Lois 7, I, 9, and 10 in Block
82, previously held for school
purposes; ire now released for
sale.
Nome Common Council!
By Robert F. Scott;
143 '* Cily Clerk
N O T I C E
All personal property cards
must be returned to the Cily
Clerk's Office by November 30.
All Business Assessments must
be returned to the Clerk's Office
by December 1.
Robert F. Scott,
142 Cily Assessor
ORDINANCE NO. 380
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF NOME. ALASKA, REGULAT
ING. IN RESPONSE TO PETI
TION OF THE ALASKA TELE
PHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, INC., TELEPHONE,
RATES, FEES AND CHARGES'
WITHIN THE CITY OF NOME.
ALASKA. SETTING AN EFFEC
TIVE DATE. AND FOR OTHER
PURPOSES.
BE IT ORDAINED AND EN-!
ACTED BY THE COMMON j
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NOME. ALASKA, AS FOLLOWS:j
Section 1. The rales of fees or j
charges for telephone service
within the City of Nome. Alaska,
shall be as follows:
Private Main Line Resi
dence Phone: $7.85
Party Residence Phone: 5.25
Extension: 3.15
Business Main Line Phone: 13.10
Three Party Line Business
Phone: 6.55
Two Party Line Business
Phone: 8.90
Lease Main Line Phone: 21.00
Additional Instrument,
Lease Main Line: 8.90
Installation: 3.15
Section 2. The above rates of,
fees and charges shall become ef-!
fedive on December 1, 1957.
Section 3. All ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict
with Sedion 1 and Sedion 2 are
hereby repealed to the extent of
the eonflid only.
PASSED BY THE COMMON
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NOME. ALASKA, AT REGULAR
SESSION ASSEMBLED ON THE
25th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1957.
/s/ Steffen Andersen
Mayor
Attest: /s/ Robert F. Scott
(City Seal) Clerk
Kefauver Finds Status •
Of U.S. Missile Program
Worse Than He Thought
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source as reporting the Russian
subs could launch missiles Module
still submerged. The weapons
were described as of the “cruise0
type—presumably a guided mis
sile slower than a ballistic missile.
The TJ.S. Navy has a small
number of submarines equipped
with the Regulus, a Subsonic mis
sile capable of carrying a nuclear
warhead up to about 800 miles.
In addition, the Navy is devel- •'
oping the Polaris, an intermediate
range ballistic missile, designed
to be fired' from beheath the sur
face of the oc&m. However, de
velopment of the Polaris has been
described as being behind that of
the Army’s Jupiter lERSI and the
Air Force’s Thor.
Secretary of Defense McElroy
announced Wednesday that orders
had been issued for production of
the Jupiter and the Thor. He did
this while testifying. The subcom
mittee later recessed its hearings
until Dec. 13. This decision ap
peared to have resolved anlrmy
Air Force rivalry. Both services
had sought to gain acceptance of
their own missiles!
Kefauver said he was encour
aged by McElroy’s announcement !
but he sh^d h^e
been taken “a long time ago.”
Takes Issue Quarles
The Tennessee senator disputed
a statement by Donald A. Quarles,
deputy secretary iff defense, that
the United States is running “neck
and neck” with Russia in develop
ing an intercontinental ballistic
missile. Such a rocket is designed
to reach targets up to 5,000 miles
from its launching site.
Quarles also told the' subcom
mittee that “as a whole, as of. to?
day,” the over-all tJ.S. missile
program is ahead Of
The United States, Keafuver
i said, is two' years behind Russia
with the IRBM and 1GBM “ pro
grams. *
SHRINERS ELECT OFFICERS
The Nome Shrine Club met and
elected new officers last week.
They are: Jack Reed, president;
Jim von der Heydt, vice presi
dent; Ernie Bphrejv secretary,
and Don Lyle, treasurer.
Outgoing president Jack Blatt- '
ler expressed appreciation for co
operation received during the past
year and said that the new group
of officers anticipate a most fa
vorable year.
Nome Directory -
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Nooa
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
I Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar ,
Secretary
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
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ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Roht. K. Lewis. WM.
Norvtn w. Lewis, Sac.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
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