Alaska Airlines
From An^htarngb: WarW-h Bald
win, fhonm* lUrffs, 6. S. Bfrarn
'quest, Jack Bollinger, Roberta
Boas, Fred Pankrat*, Raymond
ft ays, Natalie Bergeron, Charles
ftatsel, O. H. Lano, Jxm Walsh,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Rud
Fay, Ruth Ku|»ongn, J. Kltidnger,
'llr. Woodcock, Floyd West, and
Wr. camn.
Tb AnehOTagt*: Clura Hotman,
Dan Burllson, Helen (llavlnovlch,
'Dan Nassuk, Mr. and Mm. W.
'itodgers, Mr. and Mrs, F.. Burke,
| Will la in Whitworth, M. Dunn, L.
'Kru/Jemski, Cordon Brady, Lee
Watty, Wary Otwte, Paul Meg
iaml, R. IT F.nyaH, Watreh Perry,
Dr. Kettelkamii, Dr. West, Mary
'ijtnith, KdiUi Kafcaruk,
From IJnilMkleet: Rea Hturde
Vant. To IJhidrtklrtet: Walt Irvine.
Wien Virline*
From Fairbanks: Mr. and Mrg.
Wm. Cameron, Don Blake, W. Q,
BOWllng, H. J. Bishop.
To Fairbanks: Margaret Stein*
brerh, Stanley Scnungetuk, C.rri
and Charles Fugemlorn, Robert
Dunbar, Frank Hefflngton, Don
Buchanan, Clinton Walker, Helen
Header, Janet Muller, Fred Pan
knit/.. '
To Kotzebue: Loo Walsh and
Teddy Reed.
From Kotzebue: Tuck Ksenituk,
Dan Sheldon.
From Tanunn: Howard Smart
and Chas. Bay lot.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Elizabeth Sudcnnn,
Vun Lee Helm*.
Discharged; Mrs. John Reuder.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUOOET
Report of the Finuiieial Condition
of <hc
Miners and Mere hauls *Ra nk of Alaska
I located at Nome, Territory of Alusku, at the cloae of bualnrHn on the
31 at day of iHH'Whher,
RESOURCES
1 .oniim and Discounts . 844,0*^7.48>
United States bonds and securities . 720,(111(1.42
Other hondn and warrants . •12,000.00
I tank log house, furniture and fixtures . 20,070.(10
Caah on Hand nnd due from banka . 312,147 11
Other Anxela . 41,030.40
Total .$1,082,721.10
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In . 100,000.00
Surplus fund . 80,000.00
Undivided profits . 08,885.88
Due to other baukn . 3,224.83
Demand depoaltx . 1,27(1.547.0(1
Time depoaltx . 448,025.3(1
Cashier's and certified checks . 11,204.78
Total . $1,082,721.1(1
UNITED STATES OK AMERICA )
TERRITORY OK ALASKA ) SS
SECOND JUDICIAL DIVISION )
I, W. W. Tuttle, Cushler of the above named hank, do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement Is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. W. W. TUTTLE, Cashier
(CORRECT ATTEST)
HO YD C. HARWOOD
JAMES A. VON DER 1IEYDT
,, (NOTARIAL SEAL) Directors
Subftbrifero and sworn to before ine this
<lth day of JanunKf, 1958.
ItEVKRLY A MORGAN
Nhtury Public in and for the Territory of Alaska.
My commission expires November 10, 10(10.
NORAD Setup
Criticised by
Lester Pearson
OTTAWA, OB -Lester B. Pear
son, former foreign secretary,
criticized -the Conservative gov
ernment Saturday for putting Ca
nadian air defense squadrons un
der joint U.S,-Canada command
without a formal agreement.
He said existing oral agreement
is "a very slinky basis" for put
ting Canadian sir squadrons un
der operational control of the
joint North American Air De
fense headquarters- NORAD at
Colorado .Springs, Col.
Defense Minister 0. it. Karkes,
replying in the House of Com
mons, said a draft agreement now
before the Canadian and Ameri
can chiefs of stuff would confirm
the oral arrangements.
He defended the NORAD setup
as a definite link with NATO that
could provide defense in case of
attack such as could not lie fur
nished without mu integrated com
mand. Hr also said Canadian Air
Marshal Roy Slemon, ms deputy
commander, would lie in full
command of tJ.S air defense units
If NORAD's commander, U.S
(Sen. Karl Partridge', were away
from Colorado Springs.
A Loaded Question
SALT LARK CITY M Kdward
Hastings Kilburn, 21, yesterday
was toying with a .44 caliber re
volver and remarked to a friend:
"I wonder wlmt would happen
if I pull the trigger."
"I'll just pull on 11 to show it’s
not loaded." It was. A bullet tore
thru Kilhurn'i bead, killing him.
St. Catherine is patront saint of
spinsters.
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BASKETBALL RESULTS
In the first fame, last Friday
evening, the ACS baakettmll team
gave the league - leading Mer
chants a tense first half as they
Jed meat of the way and at
the end of the half had 23 to
the Merchants' 22. However, In
the second hulf the Merchants
showed their power and moved
out In front to win comfortably
53 to 36.
Scoring for the victors: G. Hell
18, Oeenna 15, H. Hell 11. Castel
8, and Sahlln 3. For the Wumcnts:
Zwelgle 20, Dill 8, Wasco 8, Drake
:i and Qbwmlre 2.
In the second game the Owing
Sea Club Panthers tocgi the mea
sure of the High School Nanooks
3(1 to 23. It was too much height
of the Panthers coupled with
trouble of the Nanooks in hitting
the hhop hi the first half that
put the game In the loss column
for the High School. Scoring for
victors were: Swanson 12, Ame
don 8, Long ley 8, Chuuso 4, Rowe
2 and Lyles 2. For the Nanooks,
Scnungetuk made i), Fagerstrom
II, Larsen 4, Snyder 3 und Hell 1.
Another hu.sketbnll doublehemi
er Is to he played at the School
Gym Friday night, .fan. 10 with
the first game starting at 7:30.
Ava Gardner Denies
I*Ians for Plastic Surgery
LONDON, (/II Ava Gardner ar
rived hi London 'last night deny
ing she might let a plastic sur
geon overhaul her pretty face.
The sultry brunette Him star,
flying In from Madrid, told re
porters she had not come to get
treatment for the face injury she
sustained falling off a horse lust
October,
The only sign of the Injury was
a barely visible scar on her right
check.
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PROUDLY PRESENTS
“COLT .45“
TONIGHT
6:30 Mickey Mouae Club
7:00 Zoo Parada
7:30 Colt-45
8:00—Kraft Thaatar
9:00- You Aslcad For It
9:30 Sport* Highlight*
10:00- Boxing
TUESDAY
8:30 — Mickey Mouu Club
7:00—My Friend Fllcka
7:30 —Broken Arrow
8:00 Meet McGraw
8:30 C'ntry Music J'bilee
9:00 -Wrestling
10:00 Top Tunes k Talent
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Senate Group
Explore** Threat
Of Red A-Sohs
WASHINGTON, (*).-Sen. Lyn
don B. Johnson (D-Texas) suld to
day the Senate Preparedness Sub
committee Is exploring thoroly
the potential threat of missile
tiring nuclear submarines to the
United States.
llyrnan O. Kickover, who devel
oped the nuclear subs the Navy
now has in operation, was called
'for testimony at ti closed session
of the subcommittee as It resumed
its Inquiry Into the missile and
satellite programs.
Meantime, Sen, Jackson ID
Wash) called far a special Navy
program to apeed this country’s
missile suh program. He renewed
his call for at least 100 such sub
marines a year.
Jackson said that “sooner than
most of us think," Russia will
have “large numbers of nuclear
submarines armed with 1,500
mlle missiles."
By comparison, he said, “our
present plans call for exactly one
hunter-killer submarine to be op
erational in moo.”
Jackson said the Navy’s Inter
mediate missile, Polaris, la near
final testing but “will not be a
real weapon until It is married to
Its launching platform—a nuclear
submarine.”
DRAFT BOARD
CAUSED UPROAR BY
DRAFTING PRESLEY
MEMPHIS, Term.. UB—Things
haven’t been the same at the draft
hoard since Elvis Presley was or
dered up for Induction.
Letters and calls have poured
In protesting both the Induction 1
order and the subsequent 00-day
postponement given the rock ’n’
roll singer.
Says Board Chairman Milton
I lowers Sr.:
"With all due respect to Klvls,
who’s a nice hoy, we’ve drafted
people who are far more Impor
tant than he Is. After all, when
you take him out of the entertain
ment business what have you got
left? A truck driver.
"I talk Klvls Presley more than
I sleep. A crackpot called me out
of bed last night and complained
that we didn’t put Beethoven in
the Army. Considering that Bee
thoven was not an American and
has been dead for some time, [
suppose he felt we werp discrim
inating against rock V roll.”
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meet* Rvery Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
At.AMKa CHArrnn mo i
Order of Eastern Star
LUUe Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
S—rotary
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
□ ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
J. A, von dor Heydt, W.M.
Norvn Lawln, Soo.
-... —— Ira l'hur—ay —eh month
NOME KOTA ItY CLUB
Jee Kronluger
Prwldcnt
i W. Meek lotiburg
, Secretary
1 Wednesday Luncheon