No Income Tax
Reduction Seen
For Some Years
WASHINGTON, UP>—American
taxpayers were cautioned toy a
congressional tax authority today
not to entertain rosy hopes of in
come tax reduction next year, or
possibly even for some years to
come.
In an address before the Amer
ican Tax Foundation in New York
City, Rep. Wilbur D. Mills (D
Ark) said “the bitter realities of
inflation and the Soviet scientific
advances” afford little promise of
immediate tax relief.
He declared the prospect is for
steadily rising defense spending
.that will probably eat up any
Treasury surplus which might
otherwise warrant lower incdme
tax rates.
Mills is second-ranking Demo
crat in the House Ways & Means
Committee, which initiates all tax
legislation, and he has long been
recognized as an influential voice
in tax policy in Democratic Party
councils.
KFAR-TV Back On Air
After Fire Damage
FAIRBANKS, UP—Just six days
after much of its equipment was
damaged or destroyed by fire, Sta
tion KFAR-TV returned to a reg
ular schedule of telecasting Fri
day night.
New equipment was flown in
by special plane from New Jersey.
Both KFAR-AM and TV were
in the Lathrop Bldg., heavily
damaged by fire Nov. 23.
The Daily News-Miner, located
on the first floor of the building,
was damaged by water but was
able to continue publication with
out interruption.
Nome Bakery Moves
On Front Street Today
The Nome Bakery moved today
to its new location on Front St.,
between the Nugget and Alaska
Airlines. This lot was sold recent
ly by the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows to Ellen Mulvihill.
The bakery is owned by Don
| Hungerford and operated by Jack
Kelly.
The King’s Way property own
ed by the I.O.O.F., was purchased
by several persons and organiza
tions. The Odd Fellow Hall and
lot was purchased by Pete Read
er; the American Legon lot by
the American Legion and the Arc
tic Club lot by the Arctic Club.
Comic strips first were pub
lished in bacK pages of American
magazines of the latter half of the
19th century.
Another Human Skeleton
Dug Up on Farm of
Admitted Murderer
S^EPENS POINT, Wis., (flV—
County Sheriff Herb Wanserski
said Saturday he and a deputy
have dug up another human skel
eton on the farm of Edward Gein,
who already has admitted killing
two women and looting nine
graves.
The bones they dug up included
a “complete skull, with its teeth
anl several gold crowns, in
what appeared to be a garbage
trench.
All the other human remnants
previously found were in the iso
lated farmhouse where the 51
year-old handyman lived alone,
and all have been tentatively
identified as fenjale.
Gein was committed to Wiscon
sin’s Central State Hospital for
the criminal insane a week ago
for determination of whether he
is sane enough to stand trial for
first degree murder in the slay
ing and butchering of 58-year-old
Mrs. Bernice Worden Nov. 16.
He also has admitted killing
and similarly mutilating Mrs.
Mary Hogan, 54, of Bancroft on
Dec. 8, 1954.
Wien* Airlines
From Kotzebue: V. Vertrees.
To Kotzebue: Earl Cole, Danny
Thomas Jr., K.G. Klintworth.
From Fairbanks: R. Powers, E.
Myers, Bob Blodgett, Fred Crane,
•Mary Washington, Fred Pankratz,
W. Baldwin, R.C. Replinger.
To Fairbanks: Crimson King, L.
G. Lange, Amador Munoz, Thos.
Rogan, J. Cureton, W. Overton,
Pauline Moto, R. Wayman, Carl
Glavinovich, Wm. Cody, J. Green.
Khaki cloth is woven from five
different colored threads.
Merchants Still
On Top of League
After Friday Play
The Merchants remained in
| control of the tof> position in the
| league by virtue of their one
j point victory over the National
| Guard-North Star quintet.
| The game Friday was close
jmost of the way, with the Mer
1 chants building up a few insur
| ance points toward the end of the
j last half which just saw them
| thru to the final whistle. A little
j low on scoring but a very - good
I game from *the spectators’ stand
j point. Final score 35 to 34.
Point-makers for the victors:
H. Bell 13, Larsen 13, G. Beil 9.
For the NG-NS the scoring was
Carlson 7, Black 6, D. Bell 6, J.
Bell 6, Walters 5 and Luke 4.
Second Game
The second game between the
ACS Wamcats and the Bering Sea
Club Panthers was a bit rough;
however, the Wamcats chalked up
their first win by the score 44 - 35.
Scoring by quarters went 11-7,
19-14, 34-25 and 44-35. Tally mak
ers for the victors were Wasco 11,
Zweigle 10, Obermire 10, Drake
9 and Loomis 4.
For the Panthers the scorers
were Amidon 17, Swanson 8,
Rowe 6, Lyles 2 and Van Helms 2.
Two Games Tomorrow
Tomorrow, Tuesday, two games
are scheduled for league play. The
first game will bring the Panthers
against the North Stars. In the
second game the Nome High Nan
ooks will face the league-leading
Merchants.
I After five nights of play in the
: first half, the team standings are:
W L
Merchants 4 0
Nat’l Guard North Stars 2 1
Polar Hornets 2 1
Nome High Nanooks 1 1
Bering Sea Club Panthers 1 2
ACS Wamcats 1 3
Western Electric 0 3
NO-SPECTATOR SPORT
MOLFETTA, Italy, MV-In fall
ing snow amid frigid tempera
tures, Molfetta’s soccer team beat
Martina yesterday, 2 to 0.
At the end, players of both
teams turned to the stands to give
the crowd a cheer—a crowd of
one. But the spectator had left—
probably to get warm—before
anybody got his name.
On the North American contin
ent, Alaska has the highest moun
tain, Mr. McKinley, and the high
est prices.
Name Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. 1
Order of Eastern Star
■
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
Meetings: 1st and 3rd Mondays
□ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Roht. K. Lewis, WJ*.
Norvin v~. Lewis, See.
Meets 1st and ted Thursday each month
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NOME ROTARY CLUB
Joe Kroninger
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary ;
Wednesday Luncheon
Politicians Baffled
By Announcement of
Sen. Jenner Resignation
BEDFORS, Ind., WV-Sen. Wil
liam E. Jehner (R-Ind) went hunt
ing today and left politicians of
I both parties guessing at the rea
j sons for his sudden withdrawal
j as a candidate for re-election.
Jenner made his announcement
in a two-paragraph letter made
public today.
“There are many reasons,” he
wrote. “Most of the reasons are
personal. At any rate, they’re all
imine. Some might be misunder
stood if I elaborated . . .”
Jenner said he will practice law
in Indianapolis.
Eisenhower Returns
To Washington Desk
' WASHINGTON, (#>—President
Eisenhower visited his office to
day for the first time since his
cerebral attack a week ago.
He returned this morning from
his farm at Gettysburg, where he
spent the weekend.
His condition was reported to
be “excellent.”
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