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ites Statehood
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.1 a litle perplexing. But
a small part of the great
of what happened to the
•usade and all the prac
t were preached when it
; for a change.”
ferred to the grand old
e GOP as “to be known
s the “Grand Old Parti
j 'erred jocularly to being
at Fairbanks by six cir
lants.
lied Alaska “our No. 1
frontier.”
nilitary commanders have
:e recognized the signifi
Alaska geographical posi
ile I know the President
territorial status for de
nd I must defer to his
:ompetence in this field,
; obvious to me that a
populated outpost, no
low stoutly fortified, is a
bstitute for a vigorous,
community of free men,
i to the defense of their
nd their country.”
nes in North
17.935.000 in
idies This Year
ites presented ta the Sen
week revealed that 10
air carriers will receive
he 1955 fiscal year a total
115.000 in mail pay, $7,
of which would be subsi
i the remainder pay for
rried.
compares with the total
country of $112,611,000 for
y, including $80,252,000 in
s and $32, 359,000 in pay
or mail carried,
statistics submitted show
aska Airlines for both its
Alaska and intra - Alaska
ns would receive a total
,y of $2,620,000 of which
DO would be paid in sub
American Airways would
69.000 in mail pay, includ
(22,000 in subsidies.
Alaska Airlines, $1,500,
mail pay, including $1,
in subsidies.
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Evangelist Anderson
Starts Series Of Meetings
At Methodist Church
Evangelist Harry O. Anderson
arrived yesterday and started his
series of services last evening at
the Methodist Church with a cap
acity crowd in attendance.
He is accompanied by Rev. Wil
liam Swanson, revivalist, versa
tile pianist and composer, and his
wife who do piano interpretations
with special sound effects.
Tonight he is scheduled to do
the “Battle of Armageddon,” with
sound effects of trumpets, earth
quakes, atom bombs and other
novel innovations, stated Everett
Bachelder, who has been making
the arrangements for the visit.
The subject of Rev. Anderson’s
talk tonight is “The Light of the
World,” and title of his Tuesday
talk is “Launch Out Into the
Deep.” Tuesday’s piano presenta
tion will be Daniel in the Lions’
Den, with realistic roaring on that
instrument.
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Army Signal Corps Has
Long - Distance Camera
That Can Penetrate Haze
FT. MONMOUTH, N.J., (P—A
long-distance camera—capable of
penetrating haz© and recording
images up to 30 miles away—has
been developed by the Army Sig
nal Corps.
With this new camera, which
has a 100-inch telephoto lens, bat
tlefield pictures may be taken
when aerial photo flights are sty
mied because of bad weather or
enemy action.
The Signal Corps said Wednes
day the “Peeping Tom” camera
can take pictures of objects 30
miles distant, depending on
weather conditions and on the
height from which the shot is
made.
It uses an f:12.5 infrared lens,
and already has taken pictures at
distances up to 25 miles. And it
has been found sensitive enough
to pick out details of a jeep or
other targets six miles away.
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Tommy and Barbara Martin
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