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'OR »CrS the WIFE HAS BEEN THE REAL BOSS ON HOME DECORATION ..
A MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH WAS DUPONTS NEW LUCITE' WALL THIS NEW TYPE OF PAINT
INTRODUCTION OF WATER EMUL- PA'NT HAS MANY ADDED AD- DOESN'T DRIP RUN, OR SPATTER
SION (LATEX) PAINTS A DECADE VANTAGES OVER OTHER LATEX LIKE OROINARY PAINT, NO STIR
AGO THEY SPREAD QUICKLY DRY wHE^PICKED ^ BY^BRUSH *ING 0R ™INNING IS REQUIRED
FAST ARE FREE OF SOLVENT OR ROLLER IT FLOWS QUICKLY BEFORE USE A WIFE CAN PAINT
ODOR TOOLS ARE CLEANED WITH INTO A SMOOTH EVEN COATING THE WALLS AND CEILING OF AN
SOAP AND WATER WHEN IT IS BEING APPLIED ENTIRE ROOM IN HALF A DAY ,
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State Police Officer
Appointed to
Dept, of Fish and Game
James J. Goodfellow, Staff Sgt.,
Alaska State Police, has been ap
pointed Director of the Protection
Division of the Alaska Dept, of
Fish and Game, according to word
released by C. L. Anderson, Com
missioner, and Martin B. Under
wood, Commissioner of Public
Safety. Goodfellow succeeds Jack
Rhein, Jr. who resigned to re
enter the service of the Califor
nia State Fish and Game at Sac
ramento.
Commissioner Underwood stated
Goodfellow had been one of the
outstanding men in the Alaska
State Police, and that his promo
tion to Director of the Fish and
Game Protection Division was
just recognition of his capabilities.
His appointment, Underwood said,
assures closer cooperation be
tween the Department of Fish and
Game and the Department of
Public Safety and a more econ
omical enforcement of the state
laws.
Eight Soviet Subs
Sighted in English Channel
PORTSMOUTH, England (tf —
Eight Soviet submarines that pull
ed out of the base at Valona Bay,
Albania, last week were sighted
bound north in the English Chan
nel yesterday. It was assumed
they were heading for the Baltic.
Withdrawal > of the subs from
Albania has caused speculation
that Moscow’s relations with the
little satellite nation, recently
chilled by foreign policy differ
ences, have taken a turn for the
worse.
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including the I hardware, tr ilers, paint, knots, hulls, \
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Moth Proof With Di-Chloricide
Face the sum
mer season with
a clear consci
ence. Before you
get caught up
in all sorts of
war m-weather
activities, moth
proof and store
your winter
clothes and ac
cessories.
The first step
is to wash or
dry-clean the
garments advise
the Di-Chlori
cide home econ
omists. Never
store a soiled
garment. Once
the garments are
clean, the rest is
easy.
There are sev
eral ways to moth proof -all effective and simple to do. Moth
crystals' and nuggets can be used to moth proof clothes, furs,
blankets, and rugs in closed closets, trunks and chests. The
crystals are sprinkled over the closet shelf or floor and the
closet close 1 and kept as airtight as possible until the garments
are taken out for use. For storage in trunks and chests, the
crystals are sprinkled between the garments and the trunk or
chest sealed.
If you prefer using the moth proofer, just spray the garments
thoroughly and place in a bag and seal. Another way is to
place a moth cake vaporizer in the bag or chest with the gar
ments and seal.
All of the Di-Chlorieide moth proofing products are safe,
effective, easy to use and economical. They will not stain and
completely volatilize, leaving no residue to injure fine clothing,
woolens or furs. Attractively packaged, the products are avail
able in drug stores and supermarkets.
Guaranteed ZIEGLER
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STOVE PARTS
LP Gas AND REPAIRS
and Appliances OIL HEATERS
Office: Ma. 152 Res: Main 89
DEAL WITH CON FIDENfcE AT
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SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
Stacks • Safeties • Honey Buckets
TANKS — For Water and Oil
Made to Fit Your Needs
Call . . .
Northern Metal Works
Black 115 after 5 p.m. —phones— Shop: Main 115
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IgM to all washing cares
■■ Take the afternoon off ... or
1|«E| an hour . . and we'll do the
ifiR washing and drying*
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WEEKEND HOURS — 10 a.m. to 2 a.m.
FOR YOUNG AND OLD — BRING THE FAMILY !
SHORT ORDERS TO GO
HAMBURGERS if HOT DOGS if CHILI if HAM SAN
COFFEE * POP if CANDY * GUM * ICE CREAM
★ WEEKEND SPECIALS *
HAM and EGGS with POTATOES . . . . $1.35
DELUXE BURGER with MILKSHAKE . . . $1.00
MATANUSKA MAID ICE CREAM . . . qt. $1.25
— Chuck and Don