Honor Roll
SENIORS
B Students
Gail Croell, I<arry Schmidt,
Curtis Chunn, Robert Baldwin,
and Dahipne Rylander.
JUNIORS
A Students
Jeanette Amundsen.
B Students
Pamela Mulvihill.
SOPHOMORES
A Students
Alice Arnold.
. B Students
Oscar Swanson, Marcia Conk
lin, Richard Foster, Linda Doyle,
and June Oman.
FRESHMEN
B Students
James Gillis, Homer Hoogen
dom, Lee Crump, Richard Young,
Alice Atuk, Linda Lenert, and
Son of Gene Tunney to Wed
REDDING, Conn. <*> — Gene
Lauder Tunney, son of Gene Tun
ney, former world heavweight
champion, and Miss An Carroll
Muldoon will be married in Janu
ary.
The bride-to-be’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Muldoon of Red
ding, announced the engagement
yesterday.
Young Tunney works for a
New York City bank.
("DO IT ALL
WITH ONE CALL"
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Modern Laundry
Fouke Fur Co. Loses
Contract to Process
Alaska Fur Seal Skins
WASHINGTON (A — The In
terior Department said Thursday
it has advised the Fouke Fur Co,,
St. Louis, that the contract under
which the company 'processes and
sells Alaska fur seal skins for the
government will be terminated
Dec. 31, 1962.
D. Otis Beasley, Administrative
Assistant Secretary, said the de
cision to end the contract stem
med from the company’s notice
to Interior that it will move its
operations from St. Louis to
Greenville, S.C.
The company has handled the
skins under negotiated contracts
for 40 years.
Beasley said the company’s de
cision to move was announced
without consultation or discussion
with Interior, although about 50
per cent of the firm’s business
results from the government con
tract.
Gov. Holiings Raps
Interior Dept, lor
Canceling Fur Contract
COLUMBIA, SC. UP) — Gov.
Ernest Holiings challenged yes
terday an Interior Department
action canceling a large govern
ment contract with a St. Louis
fur company which is moving to
Greenville, S.C.
“Perhaps this means we are no
longer considered a part of the
United States,” Holiings said tart
ly in a telegram to Interior Sec
retary Stewart Udall.
The Interior Department said
in Washington Wednesday it had
advised the Fouike Pur Co., St.
Louis, that the contract under
which Fouke processes and sells
Alaska fur seal skins for the gov
ernment will be terminated Dec.
31, 1962, because the decision to
move was announced without
consultation or discussion with
the department.
Don’t brood too much if some
times you don’t know exactly
what you’re doing. After all,
smallpox vaccine, penicillin and
: saccharin were discovered by
1 chance.
Mapr~ I&&'-. iw .
N Now you can finally say
[} GOOD-BYE
■H to all washing cares
■H Taka tha afternoon off ... or
'Xwj an hour . • and we'll do tha
washing and drying- {
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Ll _ closed ON Thursday —
Additional $6.95 Million
Distributed to States
For Wildlife Projects
WASHINGTON UT> — Distribu
tion of an additional $6.95 million
of federal aid to states for re
storation of fish and wildlife proj
ects in the year ending June 30
was announced Thursday.
Secretary of the Interior Stew
art Udall said the distribution
brought to $19.8 million the total
federal aid this fiscal year for
such purposes, as $12.85 million
was alloted on a preliminary
basis last July.
The total broke down into $14
million for state and territorial
areas for restoration of wildlife
and $5.8 million for restoration
of fish. The funds come from fed
eral excise taxes on certain types
of hunting and fishing equipment.
Money is apportioned to the
states under formulas prescribed
by federal laws. The states must
match the federal funds on a basis
of 25 per cent state money and 75
per cent federal.
The maximum amount any
state could receive this year for
wildlife, $698,500 went to Alaska
and Texas.
For restoration of fish, the
maximum of $228,500 went to
Alaska, Connecticut, Minnesota
and Texas.
Allen Hulen Gets New
Post With Alaska FAA
Allen D. Hulen has been named
Assistant Administrator for the
Alaskan region of the Federal
Aviation Agency by N. E. Halaby,
Administrator.
Hulen has been regional- mana
ger of the Alaska region and his
designation as Assistant Adminis
trator is part of the Agency’s
reorganization plan decentralizing
operational authority from Wash
ington to the field offices. Re
sponsibility for policy program
planning remains in Washington
headquarters. Assistant Adminis
trators have also been appointed
for FAA’s six other regions with
headquarters in New York, Atlan
ta, Kansas City, Fort Worth, Los
Angeles and Honolulu.
Hulen is an air transport rated
pilot and flies throughout the
Alaska region supervising tech
nical and administrative activi
ties of 34 FAA stations and 8,000
miles of federal airways.
'
ROME Uft — They don’t build
them like they used to. The rain
swollen Tiber River recently
knocked out a modern bridge
while a bridge 20 centuries old
withstood the waters.
EVERYBODY |
WELCOME
☆ REVIVAL ☆
Services Begin
Monday Night
Dec. 4th
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RODY GALLENTINE
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EVERYBODY
WELCOME
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Revere Color Accent
WELCOME NEWS for owners
of Revere Ware cooking uten
sils! Brightly colored replace
ment handles and cover knobs
have just been introduced by
the company in sunny yellow,
turquoise and red. An easy way
to add a touch of gay color to
kitchen and make the copper
clad, stainless steel utensils
even prettier to use and dis
play. (Handles about $1.00 each;
knobs about 501.)
Decorate Household Gloves
5 THE PIONEER Rubber Com
■ pany suggests originality for
■ practical Christmas gift-giving,
i Decorate Bluettes household
gloves with dainty appliques
, designed from scraps of felt,
■ lace, or velvet, accented by
i glittering sequins and pasted
down with cement glue. These
gaily decorated gloves add the
bright touch for gardening and
light indoor chores that also
require hand protection.
"Just for Fun"
BE THE HOSTESS with the
mostest! Keep your parties
moving, your guests happy.
Complete and new, handy par
ty booklet, “Just For Fun,” an
swers all your questions on in
vitations, table-settings, etc. In
cludes information on party
themes for young and old, over
[ 50 fun-filled games and con
gests. Send 25<? with your name
and address to: Party-Time
Publishers, 161 Ash Street,
Akron 8, Ohio.
Seal of Safety
EVERY 1962 Moto- Mower
power lawn mower carries the
Seal of Safety. This signifies
that every Moto-Mower reel
and rotary power mower meets
or exceeds the American Stand
ards Association’s Safety Code
for Power Mowers. Sponsored
by the Lawn Mower Institute
to promote safety, this code
sets forth rigid requirements
for each type of mower, covers
quality of materials used, tests
for blade strength, and mount
ling, and overall design for
operational safety and mower
[stability. i
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Sleep Just Right
THE SOLUTION for anyone
who has trouble sleeping just
right might be the controlled
warmth of an automatic blan
ket. jVestinghouse offers one
of the newest, called “Royal
Crest.” The blanket is made
of 100% Creslan acrylic fiber,
which offers the advantage of
minimum weight plus luxur
ious warmth; washability; and
moth proofing, mildew proof
ing, and non-allergenic proper
ties. This blanket also features
“Dual View Control,” and con
vertible corners.
Unusual Christmas Gift
A USEFUL Christmas gift for
the boating family is an ap
proved fire extinguisher. The
reason? The Coast Guard has
new fire regulations effective
January 1st and most boat
families can now use one of
the new Ansul Monitor or Mer
rimac non-toxic dry chemical
units. Available at marine deal
ers, the Monitor is ball-shaped
while the Merrimac has the
traditional cylindrical form.
Coast Guard approved, they
come with spare shells that
screw in easily.
^3uezenteed ZUSG^L.13^1
and Appliances OIL HEATERS
Office: Dial 2561 Res: Dial 2417
DEAL WITH CON FIDENCE AT
Green’s City Fuel and Transfer
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NEW SCHEDULE
Effective September 18,1961
Monday & Friday Fit. 309/310
Lt: Fairbanks 8:00 a.m. Ar: Kotzebue 8:50 aun.
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Lt: Kotzebue 8:30 aun. Ar: Nome 10:20 aun.
Lt: Nome 2:40 pun. Ar: Fairbanks 6:25 pun.
Wednesday Fit. 309/310
Lt: Fairbanks 8:00 aun. Ar: Kotzebue 9:20 aun.
Lt: Kotzebue 10:00 aun. Ar: Nome 11:00 ■ "«
Lt: Nome 3:50 p.m. Ar: Fairbanks 7:35 pun.
Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
p -Y> Flight 311/312
Lt: Fairbanks 8:00 aun. Ar: Nome 9:05
Lt: Nome 10:09 aun. Art Kotzebue 10:50 »—»r
Lt: Kotsebue 11:20 aun. Ar: Fairbanks 2:90 p"*