Curtains In A Space Ship?
OSWEGO, N.Y., tfl—A second
grade teacher reports that, during
class construction of a “space
ship,” she noticed one of her boy
pupils was upset and close to
tears.
The teacher asked him what his
trouble was.
“The girls want to put up cur
tains in our space ship,” he
blurted.
WEATHER FORECAST
Cloudy tonight and warmer
with possible snow showers. Low
est temperature expected tonight
5 to 10, and the high tomorrow
20 to 25.
Sunrise at 5:59 a.m., sunset at
6:2d p.m.
BUFFALO, N.Y., UP»—William
Edmunds has his car back today
—aftec fighting for it.
Edmunds saw his automobile,
w'Mch was stolen Monday, stop
ped at a red light yesterday.
Enraged, Edmunds rushed for-,
ward and began fighting with the
driver—Detective Donald March.
March had just found the vehicle.
COW STUCK IN TREE
ST. AUSTEL, England, UP)—The
fire department was called last
night to get a cow out of a tree.
The cow, the 3-year-old named
Rosebud, toppled from a steep
terrace and lodged in the upper
branches 10 feet from the ground.
RAYBURN IS WILLING
WASHINGTON, UP) — Speaker
Sam Rayburn (D-Tex) said yes
terday the House will give prompt
action to the Alaska Statehood
bill if it is cleared by the Rules
Committee for floor considera
tion.
Since the first gold was panned...
Standard has pioneered with Alaska’s mining industry
In Alaska, mining is a “bread and butter” industry
. . . one which Standard has served almost from the day
it began.
In pick and shovel days we brought candles and kerosene,
but as mining methods improved Standard found new
ways to serve. Among them was bulk storage of fuel and
lubricants that helped keep dredges working even where
ice closed ports to shipping for more than half the year.
Now Alaska shows promising signs of new mineral wealth
. . . uranium, iron, limestone and chromium. Fortu
nately, ample supplies of the petroleum products needed
to operate machinery for developing these deposits are
already close by in conveniently located Standard bulk
plants. This is not just a coincidence, but antexample of
how our years of experience help Standard keep pace with
the industrial growth of Alaska. v
How Standard serves Alaska today...
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42 independent heating oil
distributors
206 independent Chevron
dealers
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16 independent airport
dealers
27 marine stations
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1808 Alaskans who derive
their living from distribut
ing StarrhH's products
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
. Since 1885...planning ahead to serve Alaska better