GIRL SCOUT NEWS
The Brownies of Troop No. 47
have been making gifts. On Sat
urday morning they visited the
North Star Bakery, on tour. It
proved interesting and education
al, and the girls report learning
many things about bread, cakes
and doughnut making. They par
ticularly enjoyed the frosting
decoration demonstrations.
Snowbirds, Troop 48 have been
extra busy this past month, mak
ing lovely and useful gifts. Carol
Shute and Sharon Doyle won a
dollar each for memorizing
■“America.” The girls decided to
buy Brownie pins with collected
dues, for those needing them.
They have invited Troop No. 47
to their Christmas Party.
It is requested that all Brownies
with uniforms that they have out
grown, and those who have the
Brownie Handbooks that aren’t
being used, please see Mrs. Potter.
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Parting of Red Sea
Awes Spectators
In Biblical Film
The awesome sequence depict
ing the parting of the Red Sea
in Cecil B. DeMille’s production,
“The Ten Commandments,” repre
sents one of the most carefully
planned scenes in film annals.
The sequence, scenes for which
were shot, on the actual shores of
the Red Sea in Egypt, required
over a year of camera work, pre
ceded by two years of planning
— a total of three years for ten
minutes of film!
More than 100,000 individual
props and miscellany, typifying
biblical and ancient Egyptian life
were used in the mammoth pro
duction. Years of preliminary' re
search went into the careful
authentication of all artifacts.
The 25,600 native Egyptian ex
tras taking part in the Exodus
scenes in “The Ten Command
ments” were joined by Australian
camels, Hawaiian water buffalo,
sheep, horses, cattle, ducks and
geese to create the most gigantic
tableaux in the entire history of
film making.
This tremendous production will
start on Christmas Day at Nome
rama Theater. Advance tickets
are now on sale at the North Star
Restaurant during the day, and
at the Theater during the evening.
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Protecting Missile Sites
Important Doughboy Job
SAN FRANCISCO, M — Gen
eral Bruce C- Clarke, the Army’s
infantry boss, declares an in
creasingly important mission for
the foot soldier is protecting mis
sile launching sites.
“As we build more and more
pushbutton sites, they become
more and more vulnerable to
guerrillas or other ground forces,”
said Clarke, head of the Army
Continental Command.
“Any football fan knows you
can’t throw passes with the other
team’s rushers in your backfield.
Some one has to protect the mis
sile bases.”
Clarke made his first inspec
tion visit Thursday to Sixth Army
Headquarters at the Presidio.
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Miss Ruth Cruz and
J. J. McMullin of F.A.A.
United In Marriage
Miss Ruth Cruz became the
bride of Joseph James McMullin
at the F.A.A. Guest House Sat
urday evening. The Rev. John
Maakestadt officiated.
The bride wore a white Prin
cess style gown with a white
Spanish mantilla, fastened at the
neckline with a red rose. She ]
carried a white Bible, belonging
to Mrs. Lee Adams. Miss Dorothy
Oliver from Kotzebue was Maid
of Honor, and Mr. Joseph Unter
wagner, the Best Man.
A reception for 40 guests was
held immediately following the
ceremony. Mr. Wm. Woodcock cut
the cake, and Mrs. Philip Owens
presided at the guest book. Prior
to the ceremony, Mrs. Philip
Owens and Mrs. Lee Adams were
hostesses at a shower for the'
bride.
The couple plan to make their
home in McGrath, where Mr. Mc
Mlillin is employed by the F.A.A.
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Sen. Johnson Berates
Ike for Delegating Job of
Space Administration
WASHINGTON, Wl — Senator
Lyndon Johnson says America’s
civilian and military space efforts
should be combined — “one man
to be accountable, one man with
powers to accomplish.”
“We thought we had done this
in the Space Act when we put the
President in charge of it,” the
Senate Democratic Leader said
Thursday.
“if the executive department
cannot or will not meet this re
sponsibility,” he added, “then the
Congress must act.”
Johnson, a possible contender
for his party’s Presidential nomi
nation next year, blasted Presi
dent Eisenhower without mention
ing him by name.
“It is not our technology that
has failed,” he said. “Our leader
ship has failed.”
Johnson spoke at a dinner com
memorating the 56th_ anniversary
of the first airplane flight by the
Wright Brothers.
GETTING AROUND CHEAPER
PROVIDENCE, R. I., (*> — Here
is a state official who is more
interested in saving public money
than he is in status.
Charles A. Kilvert, Rhode Is
land Director of Administration,
said Thursday night he will turn
in his expensive car for one in
the low price field to save the
state money.
“I just don’t see any sense in
assigning expensive cars to direc
tors,” he said. “Low priced cars
can get us around just as well and
a lot cheaper.”
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