FATHER PAS
Mr. J. R. Mitchell,
father of Mrs. Clair
Stock and Ocie Mitchell,
both of Palmer, died at
his home in Kelso, Wash
ington early this week.
Mrs. Stock and Mr.
Mitchell flew to Wash
ington on Monday to at
tend the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. E.J, Lo
Due and Mr. and Mrs. B.
N. Niemann and daughters
Robin and Terry Lu, were
dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Tetcrs on Saturday even
ing of last week. The
evening was spent in
viewing slides taken by
Mrs. Tctcrs on her trip
to Europe.
Clarence Bell, cream
ery manager, returned to
work on Monday. Mr. Boll
has been hunting moose
and caribou.
Helen Crites also re
turned on Monday, having
d. iMed to tako but one
, - an. .naaa q.
r Aii-L ACTIVITIES con't
two new departments on
campus , Wildlife Manage-;
■nent and Electrical En
gineering, have both
begun vary well with a
total of 22 majors and
12 majors respectively.
Phe graduate department
in Wildlife, which open
ed for research and work
toward a master's degree
last year, has a capa
city enrollment of 8 and
aad to refuse further
applications more than
i month before the open
ing of the University,
is is usual with a
3chool v/hich specializes
in the scientific and
engineering fields, the
Jniversity of Alaska has
nore men than women stu-,
ionts; however, the pro
portion is not so unbal
anced as it has been in
former years since there
are a mere 2.R men for
each woman attending
this fall.
The incoming freshman
elass has maintained its
traditional numerical
superiority and is the
largest class on-campus,
and this year, for the
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Hill Street, West of
Lumber Yard.
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EXTENSION NEWS con't
Johnson, Gladyce Burrell
Dorothy Anderson, Gene
vieve Moffitt, Olava
Koctman, Mary Lou Lash
brook and Helen Crites.
The evening was spent
cutting stencils and do
ing crayon designs on
textiles.
first time in many years
the senior class far out
numbers the junior. Ipiq.
seniors have returned,
to 28 juniors this year.
THE FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE, PREVIOUSLY CARR
IED BY THE TRADING POST, WILL NOW BE FOUND
AT THE WAREHOUSE. L
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STOVES
Electric
Gas j
Combinations
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REFRIGERATORS
OIL HEATERS
i WASHING MACHINES:
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Automatics
GUNS