Amateur Boxer Has Time
Kayoing Wounded Buck
MT. PLEASANT, Mich., UP) —
Fred Cashen, a 19-year-old Mt.
Pleasant amateur boxer, got his
buck on the second day of Michi
gan’s deer hunting season yester
day after a slugging match as
rough as any he has encountered
in the ring.
Cashen wounded the animal in
the head with his first shot. The
deer got up and charged. Cashen
fired again, hitting the buck in
the ribs.
The deer charged again and
Cashen ran with the deer close
behind.
The boxer ducked behind a tree
and clubbed the oncoming deer
with his rifle. The rifle broke.
Cashen dodged frm tree-to-tree
for almost 30 minutes before the
deer, weakened by loss of- blood,
broke off the fight. Cashen picked
up a tree branch and finished off
the buck.
TV EQUIPMENT FOR
FAIRBANKS ENROUTE
SEATTLE, UPI — Television an
tenna for a new Fairbanks TV sta
tion was loaded aboard Alaska
Steamship Co. steamer Chena
here yesterday.
Soon to be under construction,
the station KFAR-TV, is expected
to be completed early in 1955, Del
Day, western sales manager of
the Midnight Sun Broadcasting
Co. said here today.
The Chena will deliver the an
tenna to Seward where it will be
transferred to the Alaska Rail
road for the haul to Fairbanks.
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to the
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for
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FALL SCHEDULE
FLIGHTS
MONDAY and FRIDAY
FAIRBANKS - KOTZEBUE - NOME
ARRIVE NOME 11:50 A.M.
DEPART NOME 12:20 P.M.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY
FAIRBANKS - NOME - KOTZEBUE
ARRIVE NOME 10:15 A.M.
DEPART NOME 10:45 A.M.
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Believes Foreign
Policy Adequate
For Present Needs
WASHINGTON, (/Pi—Secretary
of State Dulles said Tuesday he
believes Eisenhower Administra
tion foreign policy adequately
covers present needs and he
knows of no emergency requiring
an extraordinary review.
He thus appeared at a news
conference to place himself in
opposition to the call voiced Mon
day by Sen. Knowland iR-Califi
for a congressional review of pol
icies to see whether a “basic
change in direction” is needed.
Dulles also appeared to dispute
Knowland’s contention that an
atomic stalemate between the
United States and Russia could
mean the weakening of the free
world through “nibbling aggres
sion.”
He told inquiring reporters that
the free nations, largely under
American leadership, have been
continuously taking measures to
strengthen themselves against So
viet pressures and he would say
that on the whole those measures
have been quite successful.
A short time before, in an ad
dress which had some of the ear
marks of a response to Knowland,
President Eisenhower had said
better understanding between the
peoples of the United States and
Russia is the only way to a lasting
and just peace.
Eisenhower, addressing the con
vention of land grant colleges and
universities, said one of the prob
lems of the world is lack of Rus
sian understanding of America’s
motives, and lack of appreciation
here of the Russian's culture and
history.
Ahead of the statements by Eis
enhower and his secretary of state,
Sen. Fulbright (D-Ark) had said
that Knowland, Senate Republi
can leader, was engaging in "dan
gerous talk” when he said “ulti
mate Communist victory” would
result from “coexistence and
atomic stalemate.”
Speaker Martin Sure Ike’s
Program Will Be Passed
By Democratic Congress
WASHINGTON, lip — House
Speaker Joseph Martin <R-Mass>
said at the White House today
“I’m sure” President Eisenhower’s
program will be passed by the
new Democratic Congress.
Martin, after a breakfast meet
ini; with the President, also said
Republicans have every reason to
believe the 1956 elections will be
“all right” for them.
The Speaker, who will step
down to the role of minority lead
er in the new House in January,
said he gave these views to Eisen
hower.
Russians Seize Two
Japanese Fishing Boats
NEMURO, Japan, (#>-—Russian
patrol ships Monday seized two
Japanese shark fishing boats with
a total of 10 crewmen Three miles
south of Yuri Island, in the dis
puted Habomai group, the Japan
ese coast guard said Tuesday.
PERU NABS WHALERS
<3y the Associated Press
The Peruvian navy claimed
Tuesday that five of Aristotle
Socrates Onassis’ 700-ton whalers
were "pirating” in Peru-claimed
waters. Two of the ships were
escorted to a Peruvian port by
destroyers.
Diana Barrymore Goes On
In Best Trouper Tradition
CINCINNATI, OP—Diana Bar
rymore, niece of Actor Lionel
Barrymore, will continue in her
leading role in the play "Pajama
Tops.” Her uncle died in Califor
nia Monday night.
Miss Barrymore said Tuesday
1 her mother died the night Diana
opened in one play and her broth
er died on another opening night.
But she went on.
“That's the theater,” she said.
Whales have very small organs
of smell and in some whales there
are none.
Thanksgiving
Dinner
HERE ARE SOME OF THE SPECIAL ITEMS
WE WILL HAVE AVAILABLE FOR THIS
TRADITIONAL AMERICAN DINNER
Tender. Young, Oven-Ready Turkeys, 6 to 20 lbs.
Roasting Chicken -- Grain Fattened, Young Steer Beef,
Tantalizing, Premium Hams, -- Alaska Reindeer
FRESH AIRBORNE
AVOCADOS RADISHES FRESH MILK
BRUSSEL SPROUTS GRAPES EGGS
BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT SPECIAL ICE CREAM
CHESTNUTS LETTUCE
CRANBERRIES MELONS Cut I1 lowers
CAULIFLOWER PEARS CARNATIONS
CARROTS PARSLEY CHRYSANTHEMUMS
CABBAGE TOMATOES POMPOMS
CORN ON COB SWEET POTATOES ROSES
GREEN ONIONS YAMS „ . , „ , .
squash Special Pastries
REGULAR MERCHANDISE
APPLES JELLIES
ORANGES • TABLE BEVERAGES
ONIONS FILMS AND FLASHBULBS
POTATOES for y°ur DINNER PICTURES
A FULL LINE OF FROZEN PARTY AND AFTERNOON
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DRESSES
CANNED FRUITS Wlth a11 the accessones
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