“Carousel” Has Magic
“Carousel” proves once again
that it has that certain some
thing, when it adds to its long
playing list the Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox screen version in Cine
mascope 55, showing tonight at
Nomerama. Gordon MacRae and
Shirley Jones are its stars with
Cameron Mitchell and Barbara
Ruick topping the cast.
The Rodgers and Hammer
stein musical hit wowed Broad
way from 1945-1947. It was re
vived again in 1949 and in 1954
for more than 100 additional
performances, not to mention
the numerous light opera com
pany versions playing about the
country—20 this year alone.
One helicopter taxi service
j flies a distance equal to Wi times
around the world monthly; yet
its ’copters are never more than
| 16 miles from their base.
CAN'T SPELL EITHER!
RUTLAND, Vt., UP) — Not only
do college students who come in
to Municipal judge Edward G.
McClaUen’s court have trouble
with driving, but with their
spelling, too.
The judge says checks in pay
ment of traffic fines have turned
up with the name of the court in
these ways: “Municapel, manu
j ciple, miniuscule, manisable and
I minissable.”
But, Judge . . .
RUPERT, Idaho, UPi — Richard
Loosli of Paul, Idaho, paid a
$15 fine Friday when he ap
peared before police judge George
Radford, charged with driv
ing with an obstructed view.
Police officer Curtis Stevens
testified Loosli was driving with
a girl on his lap.
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Man Commits Burglaries
To Ease His Tension
LOS ANGELES, UP) — William F.
Spicer, 26, was sentenced to 1®
to 40 years in prison Friday af
ter pleading guilty to burglar
izing churches and a warehouse.
His explanation: “I don’t always,
need the money. These burg
laries ease my tensions. I sleep
like a baby afterward.”
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When Alaska needed more transportation...
Standard products helped start trucks rolling
Trucks form a vital link in Alaska's supply line.
Whether sent direct or combined with water, rail and air
transport, almost everything delivered in Alaska travels
part of the way by truck.
When the first trucks came to Alaska early in the 1920’s,
Standard was ready to help them roll. Through the years
this first-hand experience helped Standard develop many
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