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Sat.: 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:20
SUNDAY - MONDAY
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Sun.: 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
Mon.: 7:00 - 9:00
THURSDAY
"TREASURE OF
MONTE CRISTO"
with
STEVE ERODIE
ADELE JERGENS
Show Times: 7:00 - 9:00
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
"OUTCASTS OF
POKER FLAT"
starring
ANNE BAXTER
DALE ROBERTSON
MIRIAM HOPKINS
SHOW TIME
Fri.: 7:00 - 9:00
Sat.: 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
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300 COIMAN BUILDING
SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON
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CANNED PASTEURIZED MILK
SERVE FRESH
MILK TODAY!
Why deprive your family of fresh
milk when you can serve Golden
State Canned Pasteurized Milk ? It’s
real fresh milk — with sunshine
Vitamin D added I And it carries the
American Medical Association’s seal
of approval. For health — for true
goodness—drink Golden State
Homogenized Milk today!
MOTHER-TO-BE HONORED
AT SURPRISE PARTY
Marjorie Painter, wife of Sew
ard’s mayor, was the guest of
honor at a surprise baby shower
last Tuesday night. Her friends
held the party at the Elks Club
in order to make the surprise
complete.
Hostesses were Mrs. Painter’s
sister-in-law, Eleanor Painter,
and Kathy Ryan. Her mother,
Margaret Webb, and her grand
mother, Mrs. Annie Clarkson,
who is a great-grandmother,
were also guests.
Others attending the shower
were Grace Losey, Claire Gil
filen, Dorothy Hassinger, Faye
St. George, LaPreal Bie, Winnie
Leirer, Dorothy Dotson, Lillie
Stephens, Bonnie Southard, Ro
berta Delaney, Blanche Gray,
and Mary Jane Delaney.
The table was beautiful in sil
ver and blue and a huge cake
was decorated in the same colors.
CO-2 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
IN COLD WEATHER
(Following is an interesting
article released by the Office of
Aviation Safety concerning cold
weather use of fire extinguish
ers.)
The normal pressure of CO-2
at room temperature, in fire ex
tinguisher containers, is 750
pounds per square in. At minus
50 F, the pressure drops off to
approximately 50 pounds per
square inch. Now, hold your
hats—at minus 60 F, the pres
sure drops down to around five
pounds per square inch.
To winterize these units, ni
trogen is first pumped into the
bottle, and then the CO-2 is ad
ded. The exact quantity is speci
fied in the manufacturer's bul
letins to the agencies which re
fill the bottles.
If the CO-2 is not of a pure
grade, it may contain traces of
moisture which will cause the
SOLLY'S LIQUOR STORE
and
SOLLY'S LOUNGE
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Buy the Bottle or By the Glass
discharge nozzle to freeze up
when used. Another cause for
freezing of the nozzle is the ac
cumulation of snow or freezing
water in discharge horns which
are left in the “up" position.
The addition of nitrogen to
CO-2 bottles assures the user of
sufficient pressures when the
bottles are stored in tempera
tures below minus 35 F.
Carbon Tetrachloride
Extinguishers
Carbon tetrachloride extin
guishers can be used down to
minus 40 F, though they get
pretty slushy at that tempera
ture and are unreliable. They
will function then only if a good
grade of fluid is used. A con
struction company in Anchorage
used a commercial grade of car
bon tet in their hand extinguish
ers, and they froze up solid,
bursting the containers wide
open at minus thirty degrees.
Other Types of Extinguishers
The soda-acid type extinguish
er needs an anti-freeze added to
it (Calcium chloride) in order to
reach the low limit of minus
35 F.
There is no help for Foamite
below 32 F\
WEATHER: Oct. 30 - Nov. 5
High Low Prccip.
Oct. 30 25 21 Trace
Oct. 31.32 18 .05
Nov. 1 . 36 16 .05
Nov. 2 38 30 Trace
Nov. 3 . 32 28
Nov. 4 28 14
Nov. 5 . 29 18
Last year, approximately 250
smoke jumpers of the U.S. For
est Service made 836 parachute
jumps and stopped 267 forest
fires.
A new experimental turbojet
engine now in operation is more
powerful than five locomotives.
It “breathes” a ton of air a
minute.
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NOW! ONLY 10 DAYS LEFT ON OUR
THE BEST DEAL YET!
We're clearing the decks for the arrival of the 1954
Mercury, and right now you can step into the bargain
of a lifetime on a '53 Mercury simply by stepping into
our showroom! All year long you’ve been hearing how
this '53 Mercury has been sweeping the nation in sales
and popularity. In many parts of the West it has outsold
every other car made in this country except the “low
price three.” Now you can own a Mercury on the most
sensational deal that we have ever offered I
NOW IS THE TIME!
Let us show you the actual figures that prove you can
drive a '53 Mercury for less than you ever dreamed
possible! This is the car, remember, that has the highest
trade-in value in its price field throughout the nation!
You get DOUBLE VALUE—once when you buy it and
feel thp thrill of owning the car that will outperform
all others on an over-all basis! And again when you
sell it and find that the over-the-years cost of owning it
is so low!
IT'S NOW OR NEVER!
We are are making “clean-up” deals to move these '53
Mercurys fast! In many cases your present car will
more than cover the down payment! Come in NOW
while we have the widest selection of models and
colors. This '53 Mercury is years ahead of even the
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Seward Machine Shop
Fourth Avenue and Railroad Street
Seward, Alaska