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COPENHAGEN, UP) — Danish
police are searching for a man
yyho has lost part of his right
ear. It was bitten off by a girl
he attacked.
j The girl told police when she
attacked in a wood north of
Copenhagen she was so desperate
she did not even know until later
she had bit off his ear. “I just
bifried my teeth in the nearest
flesh,” she said.
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Damaged Navy Plane Sets
Record Pacific Crossing
OAKLAND, Calif., UP)—A Navy
Tradewind which crash-landed at
Alameda Naval Air Station Fri
day claimed a new Honolulu
Alameda speed record for sea
planes despite loss of one engine,
j None of the 17 on the train
ing mission was hurt as the plane
slammed into a breakwater after
landing in San Francisco Bay.
About 350 miles from the main
land, one of the propellers was
j thrown by its 5,500 horsepower
jet turbine engine, slashing a hole
in the hull below the waterline.
The Navy said the Tradewind’s
5 hours and 54 minutes bettered
the old record for a seaplane, also
I set by a Tradewind, at 6 hours
and 54 minutes.
Pan Amer can Airways
Departing Friday: Carl Glavin
ovich, Leonard Anseth, Walter
Knutie.
Science Institute Provides
$75 Weekly Subsistence
For High School Teachers
■COLLEGE—High school teach
ers from 37 states and Alaska
already have requested applica
tions for the second Science In
stitute scheduled June 16-Aug. 9
at the University of Alaska.
Dr. Alfred M. Bork, institute
director, disclosed that a total of
152 persons have requested ap
plications by mail. The institute
will accept 45 high school teach
ers of biology, chemistry, physics,
and mathematics.
The National Science Founda
tion granted $63,000 to the Uni
versity to conduct the institute.
The NSF is a Federal government
organization. A chief aim of the
grants is to help increase interest
in science among high school
students.
“The grant enables us to pay
participants $75 per week sub
sistence allowance,” Dr. Bork
said.
The university hopes that as
many as possible of the qualified
institute applicants will be from
Alaska.
Khrushchev Declares
Moonshiners Are
Enemies of State
MOSCOW, UP)— Nikita Khrush
chev says the time has come to
declare war on drunks and moon^
shiners in Russia.
Addressing an agricultural con
ference at Minsk Wednesday, the
Communist party boss blasted
farmers who use their sugar beet
crop to make home brew. He also
had some harsh words *for those
who drink the stuff.
Such persons, Khrushchev de
clared, are “enemies, of the state”
and must be punished.
Khrushchev’s comments were
reported by Pravda, the Com
munist party newspaper, which
said he asked for greater sugar
beet production in White Russia.
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Alaskans In Washington
Confident Statehood Bill
Will Pass This Session
WASHINGTON, (A — Predic
tions of early congressional con
sideration of the Alaska statehood
bill came Friday from Alaska’s
official and unofficial congres
sional delegation.
“Sens.” Ernest Gruening and
William Egan and “Rep.” Ralph
Rivers predicted the statehood
bill will come up “shortly” in
both the House and Senate and
will pass both bodies with “sub
stantial majorities.”
Asked how soon, Gruening said
it is expected action in both
House and Senate will come be
fore the end of March.
He said the provisional delega
tion’s “firm predictions are based
on conferences with leaders of
both parties and our polls of the
members.” v ,
Earlier Delegate Bartlett pre
d'cted House passage of the state
hood bill within the next five
weeks.
Not Only Countrfeit
But Confederate As Well
PRINCE GEORGE, B. C., tffl—
An American tourist is to appear
| in police court here Jan. 29,
charged with issuing a bogus $100
Confederate bill.
Mrs. Patricia Whitehurst, who
pleaded guilty to the charge when
she appeared in court here Jan.
13 without counsel, has changed
| her plea to one of not guilty and
j engaged a lawyer to defend her.
She was arrested 180 miles
j north of here while driving to
I Alaska to join her husband.
A woman allegedly used the
j .bogus money to pay a filling sta
tion attendant for pulling her car
from at ditch and filling its gas
tank.
The attendant told the police
| he gave the woman $80 in change
I and watched her drive away be
| fore noticing that the money was
not only counterfeit, but of the
long-extinct brand issued by the
Confederate States irt Civil War
days.
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Cary Grant Tops Best
Dressed List But Still
Wears 35-yr.-old Topcoat
HOLLYWOOD, UR — Cary
Grant, who admits he still wears
a topcoat that he bought in 1935,
today headed a list of Holly
wood’s best dressed men as voted
by other male stars.
Sy DeVore, famed movie stylist,
polled some 300 actors after a
reporter had long pressed him to
name filmland’s fanciest ten. He
admittedly passed the buck for
fear of slighting some good cash
customers such as Bing Crosby,
Bob Hope, Jeff Chandler and
others who didn’t make the list.
Besides Grant, the list is, in
this order, Jerry Lewis, Fred
} Astaire, Dean Martin, Bill Hold
I en, Gary Cooper, Tony Curtis,
Nat King Cole, David Niven and
Clark Gable.
It’s an honest count because
Grant, Astaire, Cooper,' Niven
and Gable are not DeVore clients.
The designer called Grant “a
tailor’s delight in casual clothes.”
Grant buys such expensive
clothes that they never go out
of style. That’s why his 1935 top
coat is still as fashionable as its
owner.
Dennis Crosby To Be
Married In a Few Weeks
PALM SPRINGS, Calif., M —
Bing Crosby says his son Dennis,
23, will marry showgirl Pat Shee
han, 26, in a few weeks.
A time and place for the wed
| ding have not been set, the
crooner said.
Miss Sheehan, a shapely blonde
who was Miss San Francisco of
1951, appears at the Tropicana
Hotel in Las Vegas, Nev.
Dennis Crosby and his twin,
Philip, were discharged recent
ly from the Army. The oldest of
the Crosby boys, Gary, and the
youngest, Lindsay, are still in the
service. None are married.
MOTHER OF MRS. SWAN3ERG
DIES IN TACOMA, WASH.
Mrs. Nels Swanberg Jr., is to
leave for the states immediately
due to the death of her mother
in Tacoma. The funeral is plan
ned for Thursday, it H'as been an
nounced. •
Mrs. Swanberg, Public Health
Nurse, said there will be no well
baby clinic. Tuesday as scheduled.
Watt, called the inventor of the
steam-engine, did not invent it
any more than Gutenberg, called
the inventor of typography, in
vented type.
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Chamber of Commerce
Meets Every Monday Noon
JIM WALSH, President
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