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l PICKUPS TRUCKS
IBENYOUNG |
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Israel Resumes Taking
Supplies to Mt. Scopus
JERUSALEM, LB—The first Is- j
raeli convoy to Mt. Scopus in two
weeks crossed Jordanian territory
yesterday carrying 140 barrels of
gasoline and other supplies.
Jordan stopped convoys to the
demilitarized Israeli enclave last
month with a claim that gasoline
constiuted military cargo. The
Israelis said it was necessary fuel.
The supply run started again
yesterday under an agreement
worked out by U.N. Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold.
U.N. observers in the presence
of Jordanian officers checked the
supplies in the trucks before they
set out.
TI~w *o Understand |
B^ssy Boss— It’s Just j
An Inferiority Complex j
PITTSBURGH, UP>—If your boss!
3._r,s throwing his weight around
he can’t help it—he has an in-j
Priority complex.
Dr. J. L. Rosenstein, an indus- j
trial psychologist, made the state- j
rnent at a hurpan relations semi- |
nar here Wednesday. Hie added: j
“People who have a strong •
sense of inferiority are always |
looking for someone to criticize.
The supervisor, manager, or per
sonnel director who bosses peo- ■,
pie around is really covering up |
his own inadequacies.”
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There’s Skullduggery
Afoot in The Lone Ranger
On TV Tonight At 7:30
“The Counterfeit Mask” — an
engrossing story of a gunman pos
ing as the real masked man, Vill
be seen on “The Lone Ranger,
tonight at 7:30 on KNOM-TV.
An outlaw the Lone Ranger
once helped to convict and send
to prison takes revenge by posing,
in an identical costume, as the
Lone Ranger. The disguise helps
him carry out plans for a series
of robberies.
The Lone Ranger himself, dis
guised as an old prospector, lays
a trap for the imposter, and
promises the marshal he will
bring him in.
But the stranger turns the
tables—captures the Lone Ranger,
Tonto, and a small boy — tying
them up securely in a mine shaft.
He rigs a trap in which a foot
touching a string will set off a
dynamite charge, and waits for
the boy’s dog to answer his mas
ter’s call, and spring the trap.
New Books at Library
New books at' the Kegoayah
Kozga Public Library are:
The Beach, by Shute; Love Pos
sessed, Cozzens; Rally Round the
Flag Boys, Shulman; The Flower
Drum Song, Lee; and The Legacy,
Bedford.
Alaska Airlines
From Anchorage: James Gillis,
John Bell, Cliff Hohn, E. Enin
gowuk.
To Anchorage: Agnes Kiyutel
luk, Charles Seetamona, J. E.
Terry, Harald Thompson, Richard
Tyler, E. T. Pettijohn, H. Eseni
tuk, R. T. Matthews, Vern Hirsch,
P. Ablowalyuk, Ed Berteis, Don
Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. H. Gabriel
son, Judge W. Hodge, Fred Pan
kratz, Aurora Escholt.
To Unalakleet: Earl Cole, John
Doore, Father J. Wood, and Glen
Carlson.
To McGrath: Mrs. Jones Naya
kuk, Jones Nayakuk.
To Kotzebue: Warren G. Foster,
Willie Palmer, H. A. Lemley, Paul
Petelle, Joseph Sheppard, Richard
Tyler, Gussie Jones.
Wien Airlines
From Kotzebue: Henry Web
ber, Archie Adirim, Don W. War
den, Robert Patterson, Barbara
Anderson, Lonnie Mizell.
From Fairbanks: David Good
ing, Don Hobbs, H. Oiom.
To Fairbanks: Earl Pilgrim and
J^rry Billiken.
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