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ASTRONOMY NOTES
By OLAF HALVERSON
Perhaps some have noticed the
unusually bright celestial light
seen on the northeastern horizon.
It is the light from the planet Ju
piter, the largest of all our plan
ets, with a diameter of 87,000
miles, approximately ten times
that of the earth.
Last year Jupiter was just
above the beautiful constellation
of Orion. It takes Jupiter 12 years
to revolve around the sun, so it
moves eastward in the heavens
30 degrees in a year. Jupiter will
have a new background in the
celestial sphere this coming sea
son and it will be in the constell
ation Gemini, or the Twins. The
two bright stars that make up
this constellation are Castor and
Pollux.
Eleven moons or satellites re
volve around Jupiter. The first
four moons were discovered by
Galileo in 1609, when he invented
the telescope. The moons of Jupi
ter move in orbits which are al
most circular.
ANS to Operate
86 Alaska Schools
The Alaska Native Service will
open 84 day schools and two
boarding schools when a new
term begins this month, ANS Area
Director William H. Olsen an
nounced this week.
The boarding schools are at
Mt. Edgecumbe near Sitka and at
Wrangell.
The day schools are nearly all
in the arctic and along the rivers
of the interior.
CLEAN WINDOW DANGEROUS
ALBUJUERQUE, (4>l—John S.
Tarr, Denver, left an insurance
company through what he thought
was a doorway. It turned out to
be a spotlessly clean window.
Doctors put two stitches in his
knee.
Leo Seidenberg Remains
Mum On His FHA Profits
SEATTLE, Sept. 16, (DPI—There
was “no comment” yesterday
from Seattle persons named in
connection with two Anchorage
corporations which Albert M.
Cole, the administrator of the
Federal Housing Administration,
reported made a windfall housing
profit of $74,652.
The Seattleites named are Har
ry Lewis, Myer and Melvin Lurie,
Leo Seidenberg, and F. M. Reisch
ling, as incorporators of Panora
mic Vista Corp., both of Anchor
age.
A spokesman for the Lewis
Construction Co. said “Mr. Lewis
is out of town; we have no com
ment; you’ll just have to run it
the way it came out of Chicago.”
(Cole’s statement was made at the
Chicago FHA hearing).
The Luries and Seidenberg
added their “no comments,” Seid
enberg declaring; “Any statement
will have to come from the Lewis
Construction Co.”
Reischling, a Seattle attorney,
could not be contacted.
REDS CLAIM MICROPHONE
INSTALLED AT NORTH POLE
LONDON, UP)—The Russians
said Wednesday night they have
installed a microphone at the
North Pole.
Moscow Radio, in making the
claim, said “We are the first coun
try in the World to do so.”
There was no explanation why.
BOY LAYS EGG
PRIS, Kentucky, DPI—Mr. and
Mrs. O. O. Kokendoffer bought a
parakeet several months ago and
went to work teaching it to recog
nize and answer to its name—
“Boy.”
They reported yesterday that
Boy—laid an egg.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nugget
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PUBLIC NOTICE
by
TERRITORIAL BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Notice is hereby given of forthcoming
examination as follows':
FOR CERTIFICATION AS
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
November 3, 4 and 5, 1954.
Anyone wishing to take the above examination should make
application to A. van Seventer, Secretary of the Board, P.O.
Box 859, Anchorage, Alaska on or before October 10, 1954.
ARCTIC OIL DELIVERY
STOVE OIL FURNACE OIL
Ben Young
We Check Your Tank Regularly
WE SERVICE ALL MAKES OF BURNERS
Office Phone: BLACK 76 Residence: MAIN 52
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ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Hal Snyder,
F. J. Donaldson, T. N. Fowler,
George Sutton, Maj. A. E. Isch,
Sgt. Geo. Hopkins, James Car
dullo, Jewel Bush, Charles Mar
shall.
To Anchorage: Harriet Cross,
Virginia Olcotte, George Sutton,
J.J. Granahan, Dan J. Cronin,
John Larson, Ted Weld, Don M.
Dafoe, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kin
caid, F. H. Bemis, W. T. McIn
tyre, Maj. Withington, Lt. W.
Lorenz.
To Kotzebue: Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kincaid, Joseph Iyahuk.
From Unalakleet: Sgt. R. J.
Garnett, Eldon C. DeSpain, Iris
Jette, Marriet Cross, Virginia Ol
co'tt.
To McGrath: Leonard Filasetta,
Victor Lenhart.
To Unalakleet: Robert Foss,
Geo. Sindt, G. F. Freese.
From McGrath: John Larson,
Ted Weld.
To Anchorage: Pfc. J.F. Mahan,
Mrs. Helen Sheldon, G. L. Bloom,
W. R. Lyon, K. L. Marquiss, D.
W. Smith.
WIEN AIRLINES
From Tin City: G. R. Freese, S.
Burnham, C. F. Johnson, John
Smith.
To Candle: George Jr., Laurie
and Grace Washington.
From Kotzelaue: M. Okpealuk.
From Fairbanks: E. Schiller,
and four tourists.
To Galena: E. Emailka.
To Fairbanks: Charles Froman,
Frank Long, Mr. and Mrs. Bowles,
George Pomeroy, Walter Nunn,
Hal Snyder, Frank Donaldson,
Thomas Fowler.
STRICTLY FROM THE BIRDS
ROWLEY, Mass., USD — The
trouble Russell Worthy has with
house lights since the recc-nt hur
ricanes is strictly from the birds.
“Hundreds of starlings are
using the electric line as their
favorite roosting place,” he said
Tuesday. “The wire sags under
their weight and every time they
pounce on it, the lights flicker
and dim through the house.”
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ISAAC EBEN
* SAW FILING ★
Sharpening Tools
7 to 8 a.m. — 5 to 6 p.m.
Corner 1st Ave. & Division St.
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PAN AMERICAN INAUGURATES
WINTER SCHEDULE
ON SEPTEMBER 26
Effective September 26 Pan American will
inaugurate the 1954-1955 winter schedule.
Instead of operating on Friday, the new sched
ule provides for service to Nome on Thursday.
Please note that the arrival and departure
times remain the same—only the day has changed.
Since the inauguration of the Super-6 service
to Nome in June, the travel time to Seattle has
been reduced to nine hours. This includes a one
hour and forty-minute stop in Fairbanks.
The fare of $126.50, tax included, remains
unchanged—the service is the best that can be
found anywhere and the comforts of the pressur
ized cabin are unexcelled.
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GENERAL ELECTION
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1954
THE FOLLOWING DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
Solicit Your Support and Vote
Delegate to Congress
E. L. (Bob) Bartlett
Territorial Treasurer
Hugh J. Wade
Commissioner of Labor
H. J. Lannen
Territorial Senators
William E. Beltz
Neal W. (Willie) Foster
Territorial Representatives
Lester Bronson
Charles E. Fagerstrom
Carrie M. McLain
BE SURE TO VOTE NO registration required
VOTING PLACES — CITY HALL AND LITTLE CREEK