Joe Barbieri, of Anchorage, is
showinsr marked improvement, ac
cording to a hospital report today.
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URBACH & HE
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 31. (/P)—
These are barren clays for the wild
catter— glamorous figure of Okla
homa oil fields who makes oil flow
where none flowed before, and mil
lions of dollars through his cour
age and foresight.
Of approximately 40 wildcat op
| erations listed in the State, nearly
! all are either shut down, delayed
: indefinitely or merely rigging up
I or on location.
i LOANS BENEFIT STUDENTS
I BERKELEY, Oct., 31, (/P)—There
| is $115,000 available at the Unl
' versity of California for loans to
! students in 76 different funds and
\ nearly 900 of them take advan
' tage of the terms annually, the
I current report indicates.
SLOW-MIKDED DRIVERS
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 31. (/P)—
It’s the slow driver with a slow
mind easily distracted who is re
sponsible for the most motor acci
: dents.
I That is the conclusion of psychol
j ogists at Ohio State University, who
I made a study of driving psychology
i for the National Research Council.
The study is to obtain informa
tion on the psychological aspect of
driving which could be used by the
; Federal government in a model au
tomobile drivers’ license law.
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MANHATTAN, Kan., Oct. 31. (JP)
—High mortality among guinea
pigs due to last summer’s heat wave
has brought a sharp increase in de
mand for guinea pigs from the
Kansas State College colony. Re
quests have been received from in
stitutions and laboratories in sev
eral States.
The colony of 1,500 animals kept
for the study of genetics is declared
to be the largest of it skind in the
United States.
BANKER’S SON KILLED
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Oct. 31. (/P)
—James Kraft, son of a local bank
er, was killed, together with a ban
dit, when four robbers, armed with
machine guns, raided the Kraft
State Bank of Menomonie, Wis., and
escaped with cash estimated at
$10,000. W. R. Kraft, another son
of the banker, was seriously wound
ed.
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Mrs. R. S. Wood, of Afognak,
underwent an appendicitis opera
tion yesterday at the Seward Gen
eral Hospital. Her condition is
reported as good today.
Harry Bussel is improving rap
idly in the Seward General Hospi
tal.
Alf Jacobson will soon have re
covered sufficiently to leave the
Seward General Hospital and to
be able to leave for his home.
pressing received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
4T
J. D. Kinney, Iliamna far
rancher is making steady im
provement in the Seward General
Hospital, according to a hospital
| report today.
Mrs. Ed Watkins, beloved wife of
' Ed Watkins and highly esteemed
i resident of Alaska during the 18
| years she had resided in the North,
; passed away at the Anchorage hos
| pital last week, according to the
I Anchorage Times.
| Now is the time to look over old
packs and have new bottoms put
on for winter.
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