SINCE THEBE WERE NO HUMAN EVE WITNESSES TO THE BEGINNING Of THINGS WE
MUST ACCEPT THE TESTIMONY Of THE ONE WHO WAS THEBE WHEN IT HAPPENEO.
"Through faith we understand that the worlds were framed by the Ward of God m
that things whkk ore seen were not made of things whkh do oppear." Hebrews 11:3.
The Bible does nor speculate on th»j processes involved in the creation, (however com*
plicated or simple they may hove been), but stotes that they ore beyond the capability
men without faith to comprehend.
HUNGARY WELCOMES
U.S. SURPLUS FOOD
AFTER HARD WINTER
WASHINGTON,- UP— Commu
nis* Hungary, stricken first by a
•bitter winter and later by heavy
floods, will receive U.S. surplus
farm supplies to help feed its peo
ple.
The State Dept, announced yes
terday the Hungarian government
has accepted an offer of U.S. aid,
after first rejecting it.
The League of Red Cross Soci
eties is now helping with a survey
to help determine the need and
means of meeting it.
ROVER. MOVE OVER
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo., OP—
A holdup man not only robbed
Gerald Wert, liquor store clerk,
of $341, but made him lie on the
floor—right beside the store’s
watchdog, sound asleep.
Wood for matches is sawed into
planks two inches thick, seasoned
for two years, and then sawed
into match blocks.
Legal Forms at The Nome Nugget
Telephone Gadget Will
Stop Marathon Talkers
TABIONA, Utah, UP*—'The Utah
Basin Telephone Assn, has an an
swer to long-winded conversa
tions on party telephone lines.
It has installed a device in sev
en Utah communities which warns
party line users at the end of four
minutes: “You have one minute to
finish your conversation.”
At the end of that minute the
connection automatically is cut.
Long distance calls aren’t af
fected.
ALASKA AIRLINES
From McGrath: Howard Jef
fers, James Anderson.
To Anchorage: Melvin Cham
berlin, Geo. Edwards, I. J. Cunz,
James Pelia, Joe Bellelo, A. S.
Rice, Kenneth Demm, Anthony
Camilleri, N. Hodges, Jacob Sage,
Ed Coffeey.
To Gambell: Jimmie Hunger
ford, Richard Vollinger, Boyce
Brown, Josiah Osborn, Kenneth
Aschenbrook, Wm. Roger, John B.
Muirs, ohn M. Kellum, Donald R.
Koster, Lt. Robt. H. Zamastil, J.
W. Suarz, G.J. Szeflinski.
C CURRENT DIVIDEND
RATE PER YEAR
Your money stays here
in Alaska and WORKS!
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$10,000 .. .open a savings account, by mail
PUBLIC NOTICE
by
TERRITORIAL BOARD
OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Notice is hereby given of forthcoming examination as follows:
For Certification of “Certified Public Accountnt"
May 9, 10, 11, 1956
Anyone wishing to take the above examination should
make application to A. van Seventer. Secretary of the
Board, P. O. Box 859, Anchorage, Alaska,
on or before April 21, 1956.
Higher Offers Received !
In Second Bidding for
Sternwheeler Nenana
ANCHORAGE, (AWThe bids
went to three times as high as the
best offer received in a February
call, but the government still
wouldn’t say if it would sell the
sternwheeler Nenana for the top
offer of $15,267.
Clifford R. Evarts, Fairbanks,
made the top bid to the General
Services Administration for pos
session of the Alaska Railroad’s
colorful old Yukon River boat.
The February sale brought five
offers ranging from $200 to $5,000.
The GSA said they were to low
and rescheduled yesterday’s of
fering.
The GSA said a decision will be
made later whether to accept the
bid by Evart. The decision is com
plicated by other possible means
of disposing of the vessel.
A letter was received from Rus
sel Woods and Jack Millard of
Fairbanks in which they offered
$20,000 for the Nenana but»failed
to submit a formal ibid.
The Fairbanks Chamber of
Commerce had urged the city to
ask for the boat as a tourist at
traction, representing a form of
transportation which is disappear
ing from Alaska’s inland water
ways.
School’s Honor Students
Feted Like Athletes
WOONSOCKET, R.I., (AWThe
Woonsocket school committee says
it feels brilliant students are as
worthy of civic recognition as
brilliant athletes.
It voted last night to give a din
ner for senior high school honor
pupils.
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COMING SOON
to
THE THEATER
Miss Kelly Gets
Warm Welcome
By Prince Rainier
MONTE CARLO, UP)—American
film star Grace Kelly greeted Mo
naco’s Prince Rainier III with a
big smile and “darling” yesterday
as they staged a romantic reunion
on the blue Mediterranean.
Grace and the man she will
marry, next week were reunited
on Rainier’s yacht just offshore
from his tiny Riviera principality.
The 32-year-old bfidegroom-to
be sailed his gleaming white, 138
foot craft out to tie up beside the
liner Constitution, which had
brought his bride and a shipload
of relatives, friends and reporters
from America.
The only immediate kissing was
a light one Rainier quickly plant
ed on the future princess’ slender
hand.
Five minutes later, as the yacht
steamed toward shore and the
couple stood on the bridge, the
Prince wrapped his arms around
his fiancee. Holding her big white
hat on with one hand, Grace snug
gled up and put an arm around
Rainier’s shoulders.
Then radiantly holding hands
they sailed into port to a tumultu
ous welcome.
With them were Grace’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kelly
of Philadelphia, who had followed
her on to the yacht from the liner.
As they neared the big stone
entrance to the port, Grace and
the Prince embraced again. Then,
with one arm still around his
bride-to-be, Rainier pointed to his
palace, high atop the hill where
Miss Kelly will make her future
home.
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Record Tides in Virginia
Flood Coastal Areas
(By the Associated Press*
The Hampton Roads coastal
area in Virginia dried out today
from a quickie flood churned up
by the highest tides in two dec
ades Wednesday night.
The tides disrupted communica
tions and transportation in the
tidewater area and temporarily
isolated residents of two commu
nities.
'Two men drowned in the storm.
The waters lapped into the bus
iness sections of Norfolk and
Newport News.
In the year 1700, 194 ocean
going vessels sailed regularly out
of Boston.
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AND VOTE FOR
JANICE (TILLIE) REEVE
for
Republican National
Committeewoman
^ Member Republican Divisional
Committee
^ Former President Republican Women's
Club of Anchorage
^ Attended National Republican Women’s
Conferences in 1954, 1955, 1956
An Alaskan resident for twenty-two years
to represent Alaska on the national level