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Kennedy Will Campaign In Alaska
HYANNISPORT, Mass. WP>—Sen.
John Kennedy announced he will
open a "New Frontiers” campaign
in the nation’s newest states, Ha
waii and Alaska.
Kennedy said that Alaska repre
sents the "great opportunity of
America—our vast untapped natu
ral resources, our opportunity for
growth, our chance to dam our
rivers, and irrigate our land.”
He said Hawaii as an outstanding
example of people of many races,
and national origins living and
working together in peace and har
mony also represents a bridge to
Asia. Kennedy plans to fly a jet
to Hawaii September 1, then go to
Alaska and from there to Detroit
Leaves Kodiak
After 10 Years
Sister St. Dorothy, Griffin Me
morial Hospital Administrator, is
being transferred to a new post.
She has been in Kodiak for the
past ten years.
Sister St. Dorothy left Friday
noon and will go to the Grey Nuns
of the Sacred Heart Mother House
in Pennsylvania for a short time.
She will then visit her family be
fore going to her new duties else
where.
Sister Mary Carmen, who recent
ly arrived, will assume the duties
of Administrator at Griffin Memor
ial.
for a Labor Day speech. •
“I will visit as many states as
time will allow,” Kennedy said. “I
plan to visit every section of the
country.”
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Mother-Daughter
Tea Held On Base
A tea honoring visiting mothers
and daughters was held at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Stanton on the
Naval Station Tuesday, July 12.
Guests present included Mrs.
Stanton’s mother, Mrs. Taylor, and
aunt, Mrs. Nilson, from Boston,
Mass.; Mrs. H. H. Caldwell and
mother, Mrs. Matz, New York City;
Mrs. C. H. Sullivan and mother,
Mrs. Connor, West Virginia; Mrs.
L. E. Strickler and daughter, Judy,
San Diego State College: Mrs. J. A.
Odbert and daughter, Judy, Uni
versity of Washington; Mrs. P. A.
Breed and mother-in-law, Mrs.
Breed, Corning, N. Y.; Mi's. R. L.
Burum and mother-in-law, Mrs.
Burum, Berkeley, Calif.
Also present were Mrs. James
Wyatt and mother, Mrs. Walters,
and sister, Miss Walters, Vancou
ver. Washington. Mrs. C. A. Rich
mond, another guest, assisted at
the tea table.
Construction is the largest U. S.
industry. It accounts directly or
indirectly for about 15 per cent
of the nation’s total employment.
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TV Schedule
Saturday
1:00—All Star Golf
2:00—Dinah Shore
3:00—Air Power
3:30—Voice of Firestone
4:00—Mr. Wizard
4:30—Adventure Tomorrow
5:00—Treasure
5:30—Tennessee Ernie Ford
6:00—Cross Current
6:30—Bob Cummings
7:00—Peter Gunn
7:30—Harbormaster
8:00—Rawhide
9:00—Harbor Command
9:30—Schlitz Playhouse
10:00—Movie
Sunday
l:0fr—The Christophers
1:30—Man to Man
1:45—Christian Science
2:00—Worldwide 60
3:00—Harvest
3:30—I’ve Got a Secret
4:00—Men of Annapolis
4:30—Ann Sothem
5:00—Bell Telephone Hour
6:00—George Gobel Show
6:30—Martin Kane
7:00—Have Gun Will Travel
7:30—Gunsmoke
8:00—Perry Mason
9:00—The Texan
9:30—Movie
Monday
6:00—News
6:15—EBF
6:30—Pat Boone
7:00—Ozzie & Harriet
7:30—Dangerous Assignment
8:00—People’s Choice
8:30—To Tell the Truth
9:00—Desilu Playhouse
10:00—Movie
Tuesday
6:00—News
6:15—EBF
6:30—The Real McCoys
7:00—Wrestling
7:30—Dr. Christian
8:00—Perry Como
9:00—You Bet Your Life
9:30—Ed Sullivan
Wednesday
6:00—News
6:15—EFB
6:30—Cartoons
7:00—Robin Hood
7:30—Star Performance
8:00—Frank Sinaitra
9:00—Wed. (Night Fights
9:30—The Citadel
Thursday
6:00—News
6:15—Industry on Parade
6:30—Traffic Court
7:00—Dennis Day
7:30—Highway Patrol
8:00—This Is Your Life
8:30—Into the Night
9:00—Brittle Ally
10:00—Movie
Friday
6:00—News
6:30—Cartoons
7:00—Wanted Dead or Alive
7:30—Death Valley Days
8:00—Bob Hope
9:00—Markham
9:30—Zane Grey Theatre
10:00—A Man Called X
10:30—Movie
Notice: This program is subject
to change without prior notice.
Bowling
Scratch Trio
July 19th
W L
Syns 27 17
Rins 23 21
Gems 21% 22%
Reds 21 23
Hubs 20 24
Bips 19% 24%
Summer
Mixed Doubles
W L
Buzzards 28 4
Kurlie’s 18 14
Pin Flyers 17 15
Criss 17 15
In Laws 15 17
Watkins 15 17
Stovers 14 18
Frosty Eggs 13 19
Tasks 12 20
Mix Ups 11 21
Week’s high game: men, Russ Pan
chot 227: women, T. Anderson 171;
series: men, L. Wittich 551; women,
T. Anderson 442; averages: men,
L. Wittich 187; women, V. Pan
chot and L. Lester 155.
GM Hospital
BIRTHS
A daughter, Roxana Dawn,
weighing 6 lbs. 14 ozs., was born
on July 17 to Lorraine and Charles
Hillborn.
B. C., Yukon, Alaska To Cooperate
VICTORIA, B. C. (At—A two-day
top level conference of cooperation
in the development of northwest
ern North America was described
by the delegates attending ns
“Momentous, and historic.”
Representatives from Alaska,
British Columbia and the Yukon,
expressing satisfaction with prog
ress at the first meeting here Tues
day and Wednesday, decided to
meet again in Alaska in October.
B. C. Premier W. A. C. Bennett
said the meeting was “more suc
cessful than anyone imagined in
the beginning.”
One of the principal agreements
was the need for a “marine high
way” to connect the 40th state
with the U. S. proper. This would
be either a ferry from the southern
tip of the Alaska panhandle to
Prince Rupert, B. C., from which
cargo could be transported over
the B. C. highways or include an
other ferry connecting Prince
Rupert with Vancouver Island.
Delegates headed by Premier
Bennett, Gov. Egan and Yukon
Commissioner F. H. Collins, unani
mously endorsed the idea of a
closed business session. The con
ference also instructed a technical
committee to examine the feasi
bility and priority of all possible
access roads to the Pacific coast
and existing highways.
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LEMON CUSTARD-PEACH
AT WHAT AGE SHOULD
SAVINGS START?
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If it’s true that children learn best by doing,
then why not illustrate the value of money
early in life? A popular way to teach thrift is
to open a savings account for your child and
encourage him to make regular deposits.
We welcome all savers, young and old.
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