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Alaska GOPs
Review Results of
Tuesday’s Election
ANCHORAGE, W1—Two Repub
lican leaders Tuesday took an “I
told you so” view of setbacks suf
fered by their party in Tuesday’s
territorial election, although one
said the extent was disappointing.
Walter Hickel, national commit
teeman who led a group of Re
publicans opposed to the admin
istration of Gov. Heintzleman last
spring, said:
“We attempted to tell the peo
ple in power a year ago that this
would happen unless the people
of Alaska had some say. Ho'wever,
out of this shambles will come a
new Republican Party and it will
be one truly representative of
Alaska’s people.”
Mrs. Barbara Dimock, soundly
defeated for delegate to Congress
by the incumbent Democrat, E. L.
Bartlett, said the result was “not
unexpected.”
“But,” she said, “I am disap
pointed and gravely disturbed by
this Democratic sweep in the ter
ritory. It has resulted from failure
to elect hard-working, loyal Al
aska Republicans who support
President Eisenhower and the Re
INDIAN PRIME MINISTER
MAY MAKE WORLD TOUR
NEW DELHI, India, W—The
Hindustan Standard suggested
Thursday Prime Minister Nehru
is thinking of making a six-month
world tour to back the idea of
peaceful coexistence between
Communism and the West.
Alaska Airlines Inaugurates
Thursday Flight From Anchorage
Carrying Cargo and Mail Only
Alaska Airlines inaugurated its
C-46 cargo flight from Anchorage
this Thursday. Each Thursday
this flight will handle mail and
freight only.
On yesterday’s flight 4,200 lbs.
of mail and 1,000 lbs. of freight
were brought in. Before the trip
returned to Anchorage it operated
two trips to Tin City and one to
Northeast Cape for the Air Force,
carrying approximately 11,000 lbs.
of cargo each trip.
publican program for promoting
the welfare and development of
Alaska.
“However, the returns leave no
question as to sentiments of Alas
kan voters and, speaking for the
territory’s Republicans, I know
we shall all continue our work for
the good of Alaska.
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GIRL SCOUT NEWS U
The Intermediate Girl Scouts j
had their first meeting Wednes- I
day at the home of Mrs. G. R. I
Jackson. We elected officers and I
they are:
Kathy Jackson, president; Dor
othy Russel, treasurer; Cherie
Galvin, scribe.
Others present were Maggie
Panek, Myrtle Chambers, Edna ^
Johnson, Clarice Hardy, Mary ;
Jean Longley, Jimmie Lynn Mays,
Angeline Outwater, and Lillian
Outwater.
At the meeting we baked cook
ies. They were very good. Next
time we might have a taffy pull.
Most of the girls paid their dues.
—Cherie Galvin, Scribe
LT. HOYT VANDENBERG JR.
JUMPS TO SAFETY FROM JET
FRANKFURT, Germany, UP) —
Lt. Hoyt S. Vandenberg Jr., son
of the late chief o'f staff of the
U. S. Air Force, parachuted to
safety today before his Sabre jet
fighter crashed near Frankfurt.
He was slightly injured.
POLICE SEEK CAR FOR
HIT AND RUN WITH PLANE
ATLANTA, UP)—A police radio
dispatcher sent out this call Wed
neesday night:
“Late model sedan wanted for
hit and run with an airplane.”
Patrolman Mallory Mann said
half a dozen persons saw a Negro
maneuver his automobile onto the
field at Municipal Airport.
Before anybody could stop him
he put the car in reverse and
backed into a Civil Air Patrol
plane. Then he drove rapidly
away.
Mann said the tail assembly on
the plane was damaged.
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Thursday Luncheon
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Comerce
MEETS EVERY TUESDAY NOON
BOYD HARWOOD, President <
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
Meets the 3rd Monday of each month.
Jane Perkins
Worthy Matron
Evelyn Branson
Secretary
LESLIE A. STEVENS
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
486 First Ave. West, Nome, Alaska
10 to 12 ajn. 1 to S p.m.
Phone Main 82 — P.O. Box 208