Anchorage to Vote
On Bond Issue
ANCHORAGE, (/P) — The big
gest bonding proposal ever placed
before the voters at an election
here will be voted on November
19—a $3,000,000 issue for power
and telephone improvements.
It marks the first public action
on a vast improvement program
for this Alaskan metropolis. One
issue of $2,500,000 would provide
for construction of a 10,000-kilo
watt steam plant to generate elec
tricity: the other, for $500,000,
would install a dial telephone sys
tem.
Some scorpion wives sting their
mates, then gobble them up.
SERVICE CLEANERS
4th and B Streets—Opposite School House
QUALITY DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mickleson, Props.
Prompt and Courteous Service
RED 19
NEW SUPER-BRIGHT
IUMINOUS FISH HOOKS
At last . km are the aensattonal new Ash hooks *“
that actoa/lv iaeile /It* (e kite 'em and gel -
kootad Clo-Hooks not only hold rttb after they
are hoolted. they really lure more Ash and btgget x
Ash to jroat hook The super bright plastic com
pound molded on every Clo-Hook is the nwd
highly luminous known to modern science And.
It's well known that Aah. as well as msny other i
creatures of naturo art attracted almost lire- (
sistibly to light.
LAND BIGGER AND BETTER CATCHES
Ordr* ytmr Glo Hook, today Set of 1 a*m>rtrd ■ tjtu ■ H”ok,.
only II 00 put' pa id Double your bm k you ry not cun
t'teed ciu Hooky art mtrla » yrrji.w fio* catcher,
SCIENTIFIC LURE CO. DEPT. SC
MM North Oft tewl Oticog* Mlinf*
Just unloaded plenty of - - -
FRESH beef
44 VEAL
44 PORK
44 LAMB
44 REINDEER
44 POULTRY
44 FRUITS
44 VEGETABLES
44 EGGS
Prices lower than Outside
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A large stock of
Fancy and Staple Groceries
Northern Commercial
Company
Phone Main 133 Free Delivery
Clothes Taste Depends On
Color—Of Your Eyes
tInternational Projectionist'
Don't argue with your wife if
she accuses you of having made a
horrible color match in that dress
fabric you bought for her. You
both might be right, particularly
if you are the blue-eyed husband
of a brown-eyed wife, according
to Dr. I. H. Godlove, color Scien
tist of the General Aniline and
Film Corp.
Dr. Godlove explained that you
can't hope to ‘see eye-to-eye"
with your wife, business associates
or anyone else, unles you and they
have the same visual response to
different color mixtures in the
light by which you observe a col
ored object.
l:i the filming and processing
of motion pictures, it was pointed
out. this varying color response of
the human eye requires constant
study and attention, since color in
a motion picture may be viewed
by thousands of persons.
To satisfy the color appreciation
of movie-goers as well as buyers
of fabrics and other consumei
goods, producers of these com
modities look increasingly to sci
ence for means of achieving the
best color characteristics for the
average eye.
‘0‘ne persons oi normal viaiuu
may require 30 per cent of red
light and 70 per cent of green light
to match a given yellow." Dr.
Godlove said, “while this propor
tion may have to be reversed to
enable another person of normal
vision to make the same match.
“Moreover, blue-eyed and
brown-eyed persons match colors
differently. The blue-eyed match
colors at one end of the spectrum,
and the brown-eyed at the other
end. The match made by the blue
eyed looks terrible to the urown
eyed, and vice versa.”
EGG WRECK
MORRISON, 111. (JP)—A north
Western railroad streamliner
mixed quite an omelet when it
struck Edward Kempena’s truck.
The impact broke about 200
cases containing more than 60,000
eggs and smeared them over the
front of the train and the adjoin
ing highway. Eggs were ankle
deep on the road until highway
workers shoveled them into a
ditch and sprinkled the road with
crushed limestone.
"Love Finds a Way”
, PHOENIX, ARIZ. — (Sound- '
‘photo) — Deloris June Handy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Handy of Sioux City, la., wanted
to join her fiancee in Germany, but
she couldn’t unless they were mar
iried. Therefore she secured a
“proxy’’ marriage via the tele
phone in Gallup, N. M., became
Mrs. Robert L. Keeler, wife of a
First Sergeant with the First In
fantry Division of the First Army
of Occupation, and thus secures
official permission to join him in
Germany. Photo shows her talk
ing to her husband in Germany
while holding a portrait of him in
nc*r hand. Keeler’s home is in
Cherry Valley, New York.
One Type Of Goiter
Cured For $2.50
(Science Digest >
Patients with one type of goiter
can “very likely” be cured by
swallowing one dose of radioac
tive iodine at a cost of about $2.50,
instead of having to undergo sur
gical operation as formerly. Dr.
Earle M. Chapman of Massachu
estts General Hospital, Boston, v
ported recently to the American
Medical Association.
The goiter is the kind due to
overactivity of the thyroid gland
and is characterized by bulging
eyes, rapid heart action and ner
vous disability.
Wifey—You must’nt get angry
and say bad things. You should
always give a soft answer.
Hubby—Oh. mush!!
Cub reporter—I’d like some ad-'
vice on how to run a newspaper.
Editor—You’ve come to the
wrong person, son. Ask one of my
subscribers.
Of 46 patients treated with ra
dioactive iodine between May,
1943, and May, 1946, 35 responded
to a single dose. Two doses were
necessary in three cases and three
doses in five cases. In only three
! cases did mild overactivity of the
l thyroid continue.
Come to the
DRIFTER’S
HALLOWE’EN DANCE
m
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Admission $1.00
SATURDAY, OCT. 2(»
Join The Regulars
Drop in at the
GLUE POT
for
ICE CREAM
LUMBER
‘A HOUSE REPAIRED - - -
IS TROUBLE SPARED”
Considerable lumber on hand ...
more just arriving on the Victoria
t
Lomen Commercial Co.
Main 111