EISENHOWER SIGNS
MID-EAST RESOLUTION
WASHINGTON, UR — President®
Eisenhower Saturday signed the
Middle East resolution declaring
this country’s readiness to fight
if necessary to block any Commu
nist aggression in that troubled
area.
The President said im a state
ment that the proposal, which he
recommended to Congress two
months ago, marks “an important
forward step in the development
of friendly relations between the
United States and the Middle East
area.” *
It is, he said, a “further demon
stration of the will of the Amer
ican people to preserve peace and
freedom in the world.”
In addition to declaring the will
ingness of the United States to
use force in event of open Com
munist aggression, the measure
authorizes the spending of $200
million for military and economic
aid to Middle East nations by
July 1 without some of the re-1
strictions in existing law.
Eisenhower noted that his am
bassador, James P. Richards, will
leave next Tuesday for the Middle
East to explain the resolution to
nations in the area.
The Richards mission, he said,
is an essential and important first
step in carrying out the new Mid
east policies.
Richards, a South Carolina J
Democrat end former chairman j
of the House Foreign Affairs!
Committee, said Friday he may I
visit 18 or more countries in a j
two-month trip to the Middle
East.
AiasKa Airlines
Departed to Anchorage — Rev.
and Mrs. Lowell Campbell, Mike
Campbell, Jerry Campbell, A. C.
Clark, J. W. Perron, Paul Cun
ningham, Carl Hall, Herb Abbas,
Ernest Thatcher, Franklin Har
ris, Capt. James Bailey, Ronald
Bauska. Gus Gogolin, Helen Shel
don.
Arrived from Anchorage —
Jack Bruner, aul Burrows, Kermit
Ivanoff, Sig Krogstad, Capt. J.
Bailey, Sgt. W. Buchanan.
Departed to McGrath — Paul
Kakaruk, Abner Nayakuk, Jack
Neubauer.
Departed to Unalakleet —
George Dam, Mike Simon.
Arrived from Unalakleet—Vem
Hirsch, Clyde Eben, Byron G.
Reed, Leo Kobuk.
Sharp Earthquake
Shakes Fairbanks
Early Saturday
FAIRBANKS, Uf) — A sharp
earthquake shook the Fairbanks
region at 5:07 a. m. Saturday,
but there were no immediate re
ports of damage or injuries.
The tremor lasted about 40
seconds.
Officials at the International
Airport said the terminal build
ing rocked during the quake and
the earth rumbled with subter
ranean sounds.
At the radio station KFRB
transmitter about three miles out
sde of the ciy, Gordon Shaw, who
was on duty, said the building
trembled and equipment swayed.
IN DISTRICT COURT
George Strongheart pleaded not
guilty to negligible homicide and
assault with a deadly weapon.
Frank Lisle pleaded not guilty
to giving liquor to a minor.
Two secret indictments were
brought in by the Grand Jury
against Geo. Conwell Jr., acting
postmaster of Kotzebue for mis
appropriation of postal funds and
on two counts of making false
entries.
Bail was set at $500 for the
first charge and $1,000 for the two
counts of false entries.
NOME PAN AM MANAGER
TO FAIRBANKS FOR PARLEY
Jim Walsh, local manager of
the Pan American Airways left
today for Juneau for a conference
>f Alaskan managers.
In Fairbanks he will be joined
ay Alvin Polet of the Fairbanks
station. Walsh expects to be gone
about a week.
COULDN'T GO 50 MPH. WHILE
CHANGING SHOES. HE SAYS
SAN FRANCISCO, UP) — Muni
ciple Judge William O’Brien fined
William Brown $16 yesterday —
“$6 for the offense and $10 for
the story.” Brown’s story:
He couldn’t have been going
50 miles an hour down Third
Street because “I was taking off
one pair of shoes and putting on
another at the time.”
The Theater’
MR. MANNINGS ‘MORE-MONEY
MATINEE’ MAKES MANY MERRY
By L. VIRGINIA BROWN
The true meaning of “a living
doll” was learned Saturday, when
the first of a series of matinees
was sponsored by Jerry Manning
of the Miners & Merchants Bank
with the feature picture “Hansel
and Gretel.”
Ask any youngster who attend
ed about these little people who
really seem alive, as well as the
goose, the teddy bear and the cat.
We even fell in love with the
funny-faced witch, who, unlike
most witches, delighted rather
than frightened the children.
Before the show, Mr. Manning
explained the purpose of the Sat
urday kids’ party, as did our tal
ented master of ceremonies, Phil
lip Webb. Mr. Manning will be
happy to discuss the way you may
obtain your M & M ticket which
will assure anyone under 16 years
of age a reserved seat at the Mr.
Manning More-Money Matinees
Saturcjays at ten o’clock a.m.
We hope to bring out some ol
the talent which we know Nome
youngsters possess at these M & M
parties. And we plan to have fur
at these parties with the helj
of Philip and other* such as J<
Marie Weyer, who gave the audi
ince a good laugh when she pan
Icmimed “Old Man River,” aftei
Philip pantomimed “What It Wa<
Was Football” and “C’Est Si Bon;’
and we want everyone to get ir
the act.
Admission will be limited t(
those under 16 for two reasons
one, so that no child shall be dis
appointed because an adult occu
pies a seat which he might other
wise have had, and second, be
cause we feel a youngster is en
titled to a movie that is just foi
him, where there is no “shushing’
and where he may feel free to tn
out on the stage without fear o
adult criticism.
A more de‘ailed account will b
in Wednesday’s paper.
You have all heard the saying
“You can’t have your cake am
eat it,” but the M & M Bank wil
I explain how you may “spend you
I money and have it.”
The wind blows north, the wind blows west,
But everywhere you see
Green signs calling for BRONSON’S best
SOFT WATER DELIVERY !
Buy Your Water From The Biggest Drip in Town.
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Dave Beck Returns
From Europe
SEATTLE, UP) — Dave Beck
came home from Europe to a hec
tic reception by newsmen at the
Seattle-Tacoma airport last ni"ht.
Last off the airliner from New
York, the teamsters’ union presi
dent ran a gauntlet of about 30
reporters, cameramen and radio
and television men.
To a running series of questions
as he hastened toward a side gate,
under escort of his son, Beck
fired back a series of “no com
ment” retorts.
As he hustled grim-faced to a
waiting car, he did tell persistent
reporters that he expected to go
to Washington “very soon.” He
also said “I don’t think so” when
asked if he planned to wait for
a subpoena from the special Sen
ate committee which is investi
gating his union’s affairs in its
broad probe into charges of rack
eteering activities in labor organ
izations.
Beck has been requested by the
Senate committee to produce his
financial records and appear be
fore it. He arrived home in New
York by surprise yesterday and
was headed westward on a North
west Airlines plane under a book
ing as “D. David” before news
men in New York learned of his
arrival there.
WEATHER REPORT
Compiled by the
U.S. Dept, of Commerce Weather Bureau
Partly cloudy tonight and to
morrow. Temperatures slowly
falling. Low tonight 0, high to
morrow 0 to 5.
Nome data last 24 hours 'as of
7 a. m. today:
Precipitation, trace, month’s
total .36 inch. Temperatures: high
est 16, lowest 6. Maximum wind
14 miles per hour from the north
east. Sunrise at 5:50 a. m., sun
set at 6:31 p. m.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Angus Mazonna, All
rich Mazonna, William Poawok,
Edward Olanna, Mary Keelick,
Gertrude Miller.
Discharged: Lucy Outwater,
George Eningoweok, Nancy
Hubbs and daughter, John Savok,
Mary Ellen Williams.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keelick
are the parents of a son oorn
early this morning at the hospital.
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