Spiritual Truths
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Walking Circumspectly
Patrick T. Thienes was twenty
two minutes late the other day,,
but no one especially held it
against him. The 73-year-old self
styled, long - distance walking
champion had promised to walk
from his home in San Diego, Cali
fornia, to Manhattan in sixty
days. It took him sixty-nine days,
plus twenty-two minutes, but he
complained that press agents held
him up near the end of the trip,
and were responsible for the de
lay. Boasting that this was his sev
enteenth transcontinental stroll,
Thienes said that the last time
he tried it, back in 1933, he pulled
another man in a rickshaw. It
seems that he took to walking in
an effort to rebuild his body after
a childhood attack of polio.
The Bible has a lot to say about
walking. For example, in the book
of Ephesians we are told to “walk
in love,” (5:1); to “walk as chil
dren of light,” (5:8). Might it be
the desire of each “that ye would
walk worthy of God, who hath
called you unto His kingdom and
glory,” (I Thess. 2:12).
ROBBER'S MISTAKE . , .
SAiN FRANCISCO, UPl — Two
men who robbed the Provident
Loan Association of $9,500 here,
made one mistake.
They made Ben W. Elliott, the
appraiser on duty, lie on the floor
— right beside an alarm bell.
Elliott nudged it. Two minutes
later the robbers, armed with toy
pistols, were stopped by a motor
cycle policeman.
Albert Prowse 31, and William
O’Malley, 48, were charged with
armed robbery.
WHO’S BOSS?
Read the. < Evidence;
AND Then YOU Decide
The clipping following is reproduced from the
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner of May 22, 1958:
^ By A. ROBERT SMITH ^
Newt-Mintr Washington Correspondent
WASHINGTON, May 22, f
^ (Special) -- Gov. Mike Stepo- %
vich was ordered today by In- %
^ terior Secretary Fred A. 1
X Seaton to stay on in Washing- f
f ton for the remainder of the \
X House debate on the state
\ Stepovich was scheduled to £
# leave today for Alaska with
jP “The boss ordered him to C
£ stay here,” an Interior official X
X said today as the debate en- J
£ tered its second day. 7
Does Alaska want as United States
Senator a man who can be . . .
ORDERED AROUND BY THE BOSS ?
Or do we want a man who will be in
a position, at last, to tell the Depart
ment of the Interior what Alaska
wants done ?
The real issue in this election . . .
WHO’S BOSS?
MAKE THE PEOPLE OF‘ALASKA THE BOSS;
i Re ■ elect
ERNEST GRUENING
— Democrat
To The U. S. Senate
(Pd. Pol. Ad by Dem. Senatorial Campaign Hgtrs.. 120 E. 5th. Anchorage)
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French Voters Can Get
Campaign Talks by Phone
PARIS, UP — The French voter
can get one party’s campaign
speeches over the telephone start
ing today.
The newly formed union for the
Republic, a collection of rightwing
Gaullists headed by information
minister Jacques Soustelle, has
set up a switchboard to play re
corded party policy statements to
voters who call in.
ONE MOUTH LESS . . .
NEW YORK, UP — Soon there
will be one less huge mouth to
feed at the Bronx Zoo. Bertie, a
2-year-old, 1,200-pound hippopot
amus, is heading west.
His parents, Falstaff and Rose
II, are all the hippos the zoo can
handle. So, New "York City put
Bertie on the block.
The top bid, $2,450, or about $2
a pound, came from Arthur E.
Johnson, chairman of the board
of the Argo Oil Corp. of Denver.
He has ticketed Bertie for the
Denver Zoo.
TOKYO, UP — This advertise
ment appeared in the English
language newspaper Mainichi:
“Smoking, drinking, carousing,
Japanese-speaking Caucasian gen
tleman wishes to meet smoking,
drinking, carousing, Japanese
speaking lady. Object: Smoking,
drinking, carousing.”
A girl clerk at the paper said
the advertiser was a “handsome
man who looked like a movie
actor.” She said he picked up five
replies.
FOUR IS UNLUCKY FOR FOUR
MORRISTOWN, N. J., UP —
Death came in fours in an aut<*
crash that killed four teen-age
boys Wednesday night.
The speedometer showed the
wrecked car had traveled 44,444.4
miles to the instant of the crash.
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Eighteen Soviet
Film Personalities
Touring America
NEW YORK, If) — Eighteen So
viet film personalities, including
actresses, producers, writers and
directors, arrived today to look at
the United States, including the
movie business.
“We just came over to look, not
discover,” said Sergie Mdkhalkov,
writer. “The United States was
discovered by Christopher Colum
bus.” %
The group will remain here un
til Sunday, then fly to Chicago for
three days. The party expects to
arrive in Los Angeles November
26.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE CAPE NOME PRECINCT
SECOND DIVISION
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
PETER CURRAN, Deceased.
No. 1091
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL
REPORT AND ACCOUNT OF
EXECUTOR AND
DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Peter Curran Jr., the Executor of the
above entitled estate, has filed with this
Court his Final Report and Account,
and that the 16h day of January, 1959, at
the hour of ten o’clock A.M. at the office
of the above entitled Court at Nome,
Alaska, has been fixed as the time and
place for a Hearing on said Final Report
and Account; and, also, at such time
and place the court will determine the
heirs of this estate as per the Will of
the decedent.
Objections, if any there be, to said
Final Report and Account, will be heard
at that time.
DATED this 12th day of November,
1958.
PETER CURRAN, JR.,
EXECUTOR.
Pub. Nov. 14, 21, 28 Dec. 5, 1958.
Young Workers Pressure
Oldsters To Retire
CHARLEROI, Pa., OB — "We
got you your pensions. Why don’t
you retire?”
So read signs carried by some
100 union members trying to per
suade fellow employes oyer 65 to
take their pensions and make room
for younger workers who have
been furloughed.
iMichael J. Terman, a leader in
organizing the demonstration
Thursday at the nearby Alien
port plant of Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
said it was not sanctioned by
United Steelworkers Loot 1 1187
which represents about 2,600
workers at the plant.
She’s Thankful . . .
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., UB — A
woman who lost her family and
identity in wartime imprisonment
is going to lose a hated reminder
of these grim days — her tat
oed concentration camp serial
number.
Plastic surgery will be started
Thanksgiving week to remove the
“A10862” from the arm of Mrs.
Max Zelmanovic, 32.
She won the operation on a tele
vision show.
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