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House Passes Resolution
To Help Protect Mideast
From Red Aggression
WASHINGTON, UP> — The
House Wednesday passed and sent
to President Eisenhower a reso
lution declaring the United States
is willing to fight if necessary to
resist Communist aggression in
the Middle East.
The House acted by quickly
adopting the Senate version of
the resolution which Eisenhower
sought on an urgnt basis two
months ago. The Senate finally
passed the ill Tuesday night,
72-19.
The measure also gives Eisen
hower greater leeway in spend
ing 200 million dollars in mili
tary-canomic aid to the troubled
area between now and July 1.
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Popular Sat. Eve. Post
Serial is Authored by
Writer of Northland Tales
Robert Ormond Case’s newest
Saturday Evening Post serial,
which started last week, moves
him into No. I place among to
day’s adventure writers. He is a
combination of Jack London and
Zane Grey with a remarkable fa
cility for suspense and restraint.
Part of the secret of his wide
acceptance is the absence of “four
letter words” in Case manuscripts.
His “he-man” scalawag hero “Ra
venhill” is a swashbuckling Eng
lish remittance man who prowls
the icy sub-arctic tundra of Can
ada on the wings of his sleek
aircraft.
A number of Mr. Case’s stories
have been laid in Nome, and he
has visited this city a number of
times. He and Mrs. Case have a
trip scheduled here for the com
ing summer.
Soviets Increasing
Submarine Roving
In Pacific Waters
By DON HUTH
CANBERRA, Australia, — U.
S. Adm. Felix B. Stump said yes
terday the number of Soviet sub
marines has been increasing at a
rapid rate in the Pacific, and
there are indications “of their ex
tending the scope of their acivity.”
Stump, commander of U. S.
Naval forces in the Pacific, made
the statement in response to
queries at a news conference of
eight military advisors of SEATO
here for a three-day meeting.
This is in advance of the meeting
of foreign ministers of the South
East Asia Treaty Organization to
open on Monday.
Stump commented that “there
definitely has been a great deal
of submarine activity, but much
of what you hear is false alarms.
That is true in war as in peace.”
He said most reports of sub
marines in out of way places,
“when they are tracked down,
are found to have been due to
mistakes of inexperiencd ob
servers.”
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ALL CHILDREN MUST BRING A TICKET
FOR 'HANSEL AND GRETEL' TOMORROW AT 10 AM.
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No Date Set for
Statehood Hearings
By Senate Group
By FRANK W. VAILLE
WASHINGTON, UR — Sen.
Jackson (D-Wash.) said Wednes
day he hopes to hold a hearing
an Alaska Statehood legislation
this month, but no definite date
has been set.
Jackson, chairman of the Sen
ate Territories Subcommittee
said he has been pressed for the
hearings by various supporters in
and out of the Senate, including
Sen. Murray (D-Mont.), chairman
of the full Interior Committee.
“So far, I just haven’t had time,
but I hope to hold it before the
end of this month,” he told a
newsman.
He said he does not anticipate
lengthy hearings — possibly one
or two days such as has been
scheduled by the House 'subcom
mittee next Monday and Tuesday.
In connection with the Hawaii
; hearing, Jackson said he believed
,.the major need would be to ob
1 tain a new report from the Attor
| ney General as to the extent of
| possible Communist infiltration
1 into the island economy.
Although the Attorney General
i several years ago discounted the
| extent of such influence, Jack
son said he felt the new report
! would be necessary as a result of
j the recent report of the Senate I'n
j ternal Security Subcommittee on
Communism in the islands.
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> Tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock
“Hansel and Gretel” will be
shown at The Theater for those
children who have tickets given
by the Miners & Merchants Bank.
No tickets will be sold.
The doors will be open at 9:30
a. m. for tomorrow's matinee.
Besides the feature tomorrow
there will be three “extras” —
a good cartoon, a short subject,
and a preview of the Children's
show for next Saturday morning.
And on each Saturday matinee
the children will see added at
tractions not on the evening pro
gram. On future matinees chil
j dren may get tickets either by
. opening a Savings Account at
I the Miners and Merchants Bank
! (with as little as $1.00) or by
j buying tickets at The Theater
' boxoffice.
* * *
Electronically controlled “little
people,” the Kinemins, are the
starring personalities in Hansel
and Gretel. These figures are
capable of every movement of
th human body.
On th screen they portray sen
sitivity to every feeling and emo
tion. One forgets they are hand
made in this adaptation of the be
loved Grimm’s fairy tale.
DULLES ENROUTE TO
AUSTRALIA SEATO MEETING
HONOLULU, (51 — Secretary of
State John Foster Dulles left here
by air last night en route to a
SEATO meeting at Canberra, Aus
tralia. Dulles spent the day here
resting and swimming.
EDEN SUFFERS FEVER ON
NEW ZEALAND TREK
AUKLAND, New Zealand, (51 —
Sir Anhony Eden has suffered an
other attack of high fever, delay
ing his planned visit to the Bay
of Islands northwest of Auckland.
Nome Directory
Northwestern Alaska
Chamber of Commerce '
Meets Every Tuesday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
ALASKA CHAPTER NO. J
Order of Eastern Star
Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of each month
Lillie Lewis
Worthy Matron
Helen Dunbar
Secretary
ANVIL LODGE
No. 140
Robt. K. Lewis, W.M.
Norvin W. Lewis, Sec.
Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
NOME ROTARY CLUB
Dewey Goodrich
President
W. Mecklenburg
Secretary
Wednesday Luncheon
HANSEL AND GRETEL MATINEE SATURDAY AT 10 A.M.
NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE BOXOFFICE SATURDAY MORNING
CHILDREN MUST GET THEIR TICKETS AT THE MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK