Think of anything you like—;
the shingles on your house., your
now suit, bubble gum, your daily ;
paper, water heater, the meat in
your refrigerator, ttie refriger-1
at or itself all of il, at some!
time during its life, rode in a
truck.
Scientific agriculture enables
the average farm worker to pro- |
duce nearly two-thirds more than
he did 2(1 years ago.
It is estimated that, during 1948
the average flax yield per acre
in South Dakota will he nine
and eight-tenths bushels.
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make them flexible, and the inert
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and [Hilling at knots in dog sled
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•
THE STORY OF
THE UNIVERSITY of ALASKA
(continued from Page 3)
were supplied by (he U.S. Coast
and Geodetic Survey. A gravity
contact clock belonging to the
Department of Terrestrail Mag
netism, Carnegie Institution of
Washington, was donated to the
University to afford time control.
The station is operated by the
staff of the College Geophysical
Observatory.
A preliminary survey was be
gun iri August 1946 for the in
stallation of a permanent mag
netic- and seismologiral observa
tory by the U.S. Coasl and Geo
detic Survey. When the observa
tory is finished il will take over
'he magnetic and seismologiral
programs of the University.
1 ho Univc rsety of Alaska is co
operating with the Watson Lab
oratories of Red Bank, New .Jer
sey, in research in the field oi
low range frequencies as applied
to navigational aids.
The Research Corporation has
contributed the sum of twenty
live hundred dollars as a spec
ial Grant-in Aid for the support
during the coming year of a pro
i et entitled “Analyses of Gasses
by Electron Scattering and Ion
ization.”
President Truman, on July 31,
1946, signed Delegate Bartlett’s
Bill to establish a Geophysical
Institute on the campus of the
University of Alaska and author
ised an appropriation of $97.'.
Of'O. It is expected that the 80th
Congress will make the necessary
appropriation.
Acts of the Congress of the
United States extending to Alaska
the benefits of the provisions of
the acts for agricultural experi
ment stations and extension ser
vice enable those departments of
the University to establish agri
cultural experiment stations, and
to carry no cooperative extension
work in the Territory.
The Director of Experiment Sta
tions, with offices at the Univer
sity of Alaska, College, Alaska,
is also director of the Coopera
tive Extension Service in Agricul
ture and Home Economics.
The\Fairbanks Agricultural Ex
periment Station at College, Al
aska, was established July 1,1931.
Out of funds now avaiiabe a def
inite long-time programof exper
imental work is being carried
on. This includes: dairying, hog
pdoduction, potato improvement,
grain breeding, hay crops, includ
ing legumes and grasses, and pas
ture grasses. Students in agricul
ture at the University use the
Experimental Station for labora
tory work.
(Continued in Next Issue)
•
CONCERT AT METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING
•
Local talent will be featured at
a concert which will take place
Sunday evening, February 8, at
the Seward Memorial Church, to
which the public is invited.
Beginning at eight o’clock,
many and varied musical select
ions will be rendered. There is
no admission to this performance
but a free will offering will be
taken. The concert is given un
der the auspices of the Women's
Society of Christian Service and
is the second in a series of eve
nings of fine music.
•-- . .
Young mallard ducks can swim
a third of a mlie as soon as
they leave the nest.
t'nifod It rotlierlioofl of
Carpenters nncl Joiners
Upward Carpenter’s Union 2304
Affiliated With A F. of L
Meetings 2nd anr 4th Tuesdays
— OLD USO BUILDING —
•TaMcCracken, President
A. C. McRae, Financial Secretary