FILL 'ER UP!
JOPLIN, Mo., UFi — A woman
who wanted a piggy bank she
wouldn’t shake# money - out of
until she was ready to pay her
tuition at Joplin Junior College,
thought of the gas tank of her
caf.
Mechanics took it off this week
and removed $85 in small change.
This was more than enough for
the enrollment fee.
Also for the $5 the mechanics
charged for removing the tank.
BEST PLACE TO KEEP BOAT —
HILLSDALE, Mich., UP — Clif
ford Reitz says the best place for
a boat is in the water. He parked
his trailer-mounted boat in front
of his house. A passer-by tossed a
lighted cigar buti on a covering.
Reitz put out the fire in time.
But during the night a motorist
crashed into the boat and smashed
| it.
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Wainwrighl. 13 40 45
DISTRICT 22— I
Candle. 17 12 N 7 17
Deering... 8 18 4 20
Kiana. 23 16 22 16
Kivalina. 17 27 25 19
Kotzebue. 122 89 87 115
Noatak. 17 5 16 7
Noorvick. 14 20 16 18
Pt Hope. 9 46 12 43
Selawik. 22 28 27 22
Shungnak. 21 22 24 19
Absentee.«... 0 1 10
DISTRICT 24—
Alakanuk. 36 6 2
Andreafsky... 1 28 6
Foriuna Ledge. 13 21 0
Hooper Bay. 1 15 2
Mt. Village. 47 13 5
Absentee. , 18 10 1
Total.;... 298 490 241 296 224 116 93 16
Miss Alaska
Faints At Miss
America Pageant
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., (Jt —
Alaska’s entry in the Miss Amer
ica pageant, Stuart Fraser John
son, got thunderous applause
with a delayed entrance in the
swim suit competition Friday
night, but a North Carolina girl
won that section of the contest.
Miss Johnson, 19, of Douglas,
was first on stage in the swim
suit competition. She appeared
to grow faint and withdrew back
stage before competing.
Miss Johnson walked to the
center of the stage as she was an
nounced by master of ceremonies
Bert Parks. But she suddently
raised both hands to her face, low
ered her head, turned, and walked
slowly toward the wings of the
stage in Convention Hall.
However, she appeared on stage
five minutes later, took a sip of
water, and was announced as the
final swim suit competitor. She
walked down the 110-foot run
way as the audience applauded
loudly.
Dr. David B. Allman, the pa
geant physician, said after exam
ining Miss Johnson that she “just
fainted a little. It was too hot
for her.”
Betty Lee Evans, 18, of Green
ville, N. C., was announced later
as winner of the swim suit com
petition: Miss Alabama, Lee
Thornberry, 21, Birmingham, won
j the night’s talent competition.
BEE STING FATAL TO WOMAN
STAFFORD, Kan., UP)—A sting
by a yellowjacket proved fatal to
Mrs. Ray Depew, 38. She became
unconscious immediately after
being stung on the right arm. She
died in the hospital without re
' gaining consciousness.
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Secrecy Surrounded Preparation For
Transpolar Voyage Of The Nautilus
WASHINGTON, UD —- The skip-;
per of the atomic submarine Nau- ,
tilus told the National Press!
Club- Friday about an incident ■
which disclosed the high secrecy J
that preceded the sub’s voyage j
from Honolulu to England via
the North Pole starting last'
July 23.
Cmdr. W. R. Anderson said the
Navy wanted to survey Arctic
ice conditions in advance of the
trip — but wanted no one, not
even Navy men, to know of the
projected trip.
So a cloak-and-dagger plan was
evolved. The Nautilus’ navigator,
Lt. Shep Jenks, was sent to Alas
ka to join up with a Navy Air
Patrol squadron.
His credentials showed merely
that he was from the Office of
Chief of Naval Operations in the
Pentagon. To further conceal his
connections, he was ordered to
remove his dolphin submarine in
signia and to avoid any mention
of submaries in conversation.
The primary function of the air
squadron was antisubmarine war
fare. For many long hours, An
derson said, Jenks listened in
seething silence while his tem
porary companions of the air serv
ice told themselves how they had
“sunk” the Nautilus in several
maneuvers.
in a question ana answer per
iod, Anderson made these com
ments:
Do the Reds have atomic sub
marines? — “If they have we sure
haven’t run across them.’*
When will the next polar trip
be made and why? — “It will
! become pretty much routine,” for
the purpose of collecting scien
tific data in the Arctic basin.
Did the Nautilus go under, over
or through the geographic north
pole? A scientist aboard concluded
that the Nautilus “pierced the
pole.” ' j
Will it be possible for a sub
marine to create openings in the
ice? — “That has been thought
about many years,” Anderson
said, and the Navy Bureau of
Ships is considering several pro
posals. But “it will not be a small
problem,” he added.
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UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS —N. W. ALASKA
PRIMARY ELECTION, TUESDAY, AUCUST 26, 1958
U. S. Senator For Governor Seely, of Stale U. S. House of Territorial Senators For Representatives
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Lillie CreekZZZ:.. 16 2 12 6 * 4 6 8 0 6 7 4 3 2 11 10 8 10 5 3 14 6 5 6 10 8
Elim.. 29 3 28 4 4 16 10 2 3 7 22 8 8 15 15 16 32 1 9 21 18 23 15 4 2
Gam bell. 83 6 63 22 18 49 6 14 10 14 64 29 24 34 62 25 .80 10 19 69 79 36 14 26 9
Golovin (Chinik). 10 .4 86 5027 53 6 5 45 68 Ill Snill
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St. Michael. 27 4 26 6 5 8 15 3 7 6 18 4 11 15 20 9 29 3 6 24 6 21 12 5 4
Teller 19 8 10 18 12 5 9 1 11 4 12 11 2 13 9 20 16 13 14 14 13 10 15 5 13
Unalakleet...........................'. 132 10 94 35 13 103 17 8 14 33 92 26 65 41 81 53 125 12 36 87 43 88 75 23 14
Wales . 30 2 29 3 10 4 10 9 7 5 21 12 11 9 20 12 25 6 14 17 23 11 20 6 3
White Mountain. 24 5 18 11 7 12 5 5 11 6 12 15 5 8 16 12 24 4 15 2 9 5 8 2 2
Kovuk 28 8 22 15 16 7 6 7 12 3 22 21 6 10 5 32 31 5 24 13 19 13 17 14 5
Absentee 83 12 42 S3 24 37 21 13 27 28 40 51 17 46 57 33 62 28 36 56 35 28 SO 36 28
DISTRICT 21_
Barrow ... 166 16 127 55 23 49 68 43 17 48 116 27 57 99 135 46 157 24
Wainwright.;. 45 9 45 9 12 23 12 6 13 9 31 IS 22 15_37_15 42 10 _
DISTRICT 22—
Candle .„. 21 5 24 5 6 9 7 5 6 4 16 12 5 10 19 9 23 5
Deering 23 2 22 5 4 10 10 3 2 1 23 3 11 11 23 3 23 2
Kiana 24 15 27 12 16 10 6 7 15 7 17 17 7 15 19 19 22 17
Kivalina 38 6 33 11 9 15 16 4 7 8 28 10 11 23 31 13 38 6
Kotzebue 177 31 120 82 46 67 69 30 40 27 137 61 55 88 114 74 155 45
Noalak 14 9 11 10 10 4 2 6 • 6 0 15 15 2 5 10 12 17 7
Noorvik. 24 8 25 7 10 18 3 1 10 4 18 10 16 6 20 11 26 9
Point Hone * 51 5 47 10 6 16 24 11 6 11 39 5 32 19 47 8 50 5
Selawick 36 14 30 15 17 15 2 16 7 27 21 16 13 29 20 37 12
Shungnak.ZZ. 30 12 20 23 19 11 10 2 15 10 17 20 7 16 18 25 26 16
Absentee.”.. 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0_
DISTRICT 24—
Alakanuk . 17 16 12 24 15 8 5 5 19 5 8 17 6 9 4 45 35 8 23 10
Andreafsky 43 0 40 4 0 38 2 4 0 8 36 0 37 8 36 6 43 1 1 43
Fortuna Ledge..................... 24 5 17 12 8 5 15 1 7 4 15 6 11 12 12 18 18 6 10 15
Hooper Bay . 16 1 15 1 0 10 3 4 0 6 12 1 4 12 15 3 16 0 3 13
Mountain Village 52 13 39 25 23 9 19 11 24 15 25 26 19 19 4 61 38 25 33 30
Absentee. 18 13 11 19 11 4 5 10 16 4 10 15 5 11 7 24 17 12 23 7 _
TOTAL...:.;:.1878 387 1362 "883 566 811 572 312 557 519 1170 691 654 898 1304 943 1700 527 548 887 590 441 571 430 289