Two Record Fish
Are Caught Here
Polet’s Store, Division oi Jonas
Bros., are mounting what appear
to be a world record char and
a world record greyling.
According to the Field and
Stream tabulation, the world rec
ord on Arctic Char is 33Vfe inches
long, 22 inch girth. The char re
cently caught by Capt. Robert
Stele measures 37 inches long and
has a 24 inch girth.
The 1959 record char was
caught in Quebec, while Steele
hooked his char in the Kuzatrin.
The same tabulation gives the
record greyling as 4 pounds, 19
inches long with a 11 Vfe inch
girth. It was caught at Clear
water, Saskatchewan.
Harvey Johnson caught a grey
ling at Penny River which mea
sured 21Vfe inches long with a 12VS
inch girth.
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EVERY DAY
Sitka Gets $4,700 More for
Urban Renewal Planning
WASHINGTON, UPl —The ap
proval of a $4,700 federal gram to
the City of Sitka for preparation
of a comprehensive plan for
growth and development was an
nounced Thursday by the Urban
Renewal Administration.
Rep. Ralph Rivers said the
grant will be made to the Alaska
State Housing Authority, ear
marked for Sitka.
It was only last week that the
Urban Renewal Administration
granted Sitka a $35,000 planning
advance for survey work on its
Swan Creek Urban renewal proj
ect.
Girl Scout Dexter
Camp Is Closed
The Girl Scout Camp is official
ly closed for the season, it has
been announced by the local
Scout Board and girls wishing to
have picnics in the area will have
to hold them outdoors.
Mrs. Mildred Harwood. Helen
Fagerstrom and Morva Hoover
closed the camp and Bill Hoogen
dorn brought in the stoves for
the winter.
The leaders state that this sea
son has been a most interesting
and successful one and the group
looks forward to the new year
with much enthusiasm.
Sourdough Broadcasters Granted
Radio License At Anchorage
WASHINGTON, tAh—1The Com
munications Commission Thurs
day granted an application for a
radio station at Anchorage under
the name of Sourdough Broad
casters, 590 kilocycles, 5 kilowatts,
unlimited time.
. WEDDINGS
I Our Hallmark Cards
I congratulate the bride
| groom say "you c<
enough to send the '
| best." We also ha'
special cards for
engaged couples
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A. POLET, A DIVISION OF JONAS BROS.,
ANNOUNCES THE ARRIVAL OF PARKAS.
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NER, NOW IS THE TIME TO STOP IN AND
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VARIETY OF STYLE, COLOR AND FUR IS
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SOME MEN’S PARKAS. OUR UNIQUE LAY
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A DIVISION OF JONAS BROS. OF ALASKA
How Khrushchev
Visit to U.N.
Looks from Here
By J. M. ROBERTS
Associated Press News Analyst
President Eisenhower has said
he does not intend to debase the
United Nations by getting into a
propaganda wrangle with Soviet
Premier Khrushchev there, but
in other areas the battle already
is going on.
Khrushchev put out a tiny
feeler about his relations with
Eisenhower by saying he wasn’t
convinced the President knew
about the May 1 reconnaissance
flight and was promptly remind
ed by Ambassador Llewellyn
Thompson that the President had
said he was responsible.
Eisenhower already had said he
wouldn’t see Khrushchev until the
two survivors of the RB47 flight
are freed.
Eisenhower tentatively accused
the Soviet Union of undercutting
the United Nations in the Congo.
The battle on this topic until now
has been largely between U. N.
Secretary-General Dag Hammar
skjold and Moscow^
A bigger battle is now expected
over the President's statement
that the United States will not
stand by while Khrushchev at
tempts to gain control of the
Congo by subterfuge, in the guise
of help for the U N.
Khrushchev touched a sore
tooth when he threatened to shoot
down any plane which flies “too
close” to the Soviet Black Sea
border during NATO maneuvers
in that area this month.
His continued effort to make
propaganda out of the RB47 in
cident, despite overwhelming evi
dence that his country was in the
wrong in this case, indicates a
continuing truculence in such
matters.
In this continuing propaganda
fight. President Eisenhower is
handicapped in his tough line by
the futility of any general policy
which goes beyond what will be
adhered to by the incoming Presi
dent.
MMM HOSPITAL
Admitted: Phillip Tatayuna,
Dorothy Ungusuk, Sven Hede
gaard, Lucy Iyutunguk, and Jav
Henry.
Discharged: Joan Hudgins and
infant, and Lorene Tom.
Whose Child Is It?
.YOURS? Tc he Sine
What are you going to do for it?
Care for the Body? Good.
Care for the mind? Better.
Care for the Soul? Best.
j Patrick Henry said in his last will:
I “I now have disposed of all my
. worldly property to my family.
There is one more thing I wish I
could give them, and that is the
Christian religion. If they had this
and I had not given them a shil
ling, they would be rich. But if
they had not the Christian re
ligion and I had given them all
the world, they would be poor.”
It is this Christian religion pre
sented in Sunday School.
Your child is welcome.
Sunday School opens Sunday,
September 11th.
OUR SAVIORS
LUTHERAN CHURCH
John L. Maakeslad. Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School—9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship—11:000 a-m.
Evening Service—7:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Confirmation Classes—7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
I Mid-week Meeting—7:30 pun.
THURSDAY
Senior Luther League--7:30 p.m.
Hot Tin Roof
CRICKHOWELL, Wales, UP*—A
tin - roofed movie theater caught
fire at an army camp last night
soon after a showing of the Eliza
beth Tayor movie “Cat On A
Hot Tin Roof.” The stage was
badly damaged and the building’s
tin roof glowed red hot.
NASSER TO ATTEND U.N.
CAIRO, UP) — Well informed
sources reported tonight that
President Gamal Abdel Nasser
will head his country’s delegation
to the U. N. General Assembly.
This will be Nasser’s first trip to
a Western country.
SESSIONS IN NEW YORK
Pacific Fleet Commander Retires
HONOLULU, UP) — Adm. Her
bert G. Hopwood retired Wednes
day as commander in chief of the
U.S. Pacific fleet after 41 years
in the service and turned his
command over to Adm. John H.
Sides.
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_Service_|
Schedule Changes At
Methodist Church
Rev. Gerald McCray has an
nounced that there have been
some changes in the church ser
vices starting Sunday. Evening
services will be at 7:00; official
board meeting at 8:00 on Wed
nesday and Commission of Edu
cation at 9:00 on Wednesday.
Sunday School will be as usual
at 9:45 and Young Adults at 10:00
a.m. and regular church services
at 11:00 a.m.
Continued Moonlight Water
Service Contingent on WeathSr
The Moonlight Water Co. urges
its patrons to fill their tanks and
be ready for the turning off of
water when the temperature
drops. The water could run until
October or it could go off next
week, it’s all up to the tempera
ture, stated Mr. P. Walsh..
BIDS ARE INVITED ON
THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES
1959 Dodge Coronet 4 door Sedan
1959 Simca Sedan
1959 Dodge Panel Delivery
Bids accepted until 3 p. m.
Sept. 16. 1960.
Terms available
M & M BANK
BOY’S SCHOOL SHIRTS $3.98
PRINTS AND SMART COLORS
Longer Shirt Tails Sizes 12 to 16
M’Lord & Lady Shop
junior ((olleyei (jive (t)eyreei?
Junior Colleges award the Asso
ciate Degree for completion of a
recognized course of study.
Sheldon Jackson offers —
The Associate in Arts.
The Associate in Science.
The Associate in Science in Busi
ness Education.
The Associate in Science in
Health and Welfare.
F ill Semester — September 12
Sheldon Jackson Junior Colieg^
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