Shelter Survey Completed
The U.S. Army Corps of Engi
neers reports that Phase II of the
national shelter survey for civil
defense reveals a total of 44 build
ings in Alaska eligible for marking
and stocking of shelter supplies.
These buildings will provide shelter
for a total of 9,7611 persons in the
state.
The following i a breakdown
by cities:
Anchorage, 16 buildings, 3,050
spaces; Fairbanks, 11 buildings,
2,326 spaces: Juneau, 9 buildings,
2,110 spaces; Ketchikan, 2 build
ings, 1,321! spaces; Sitka-Mt. Edge
cumbe, 5 buildings, 812 spaces;
Kodiak, 1 building, 142 spaces.
Alaska's Mineral Lease
Receipts Total $5,155,542
JUNEAU (/P — Alaska’s share
of mineral lease receipts from fed
eral lands within the state for the
six-month pi rani ending June 30
will be in). 15a,542, the Alaska con
gressional delegation said yester
day.
The .-tat receives 90 peg cent
of t • ■ annum the f» deral g»a -
er.urn nt - Alains i rom fader. 11 y
owin' i ! aids within Alaska
In a wir
155 wont,:
a iS- la.a
■
fiscal 1 ;iii2.
in>..i Washie >l< n. the
b an adult m w:l $13 -
a WUVai by Asa k. <
. ■ i., 1 a>a’ tie 1-a:
shd .razing lease in
i' ( ra: I,mi is dm Ing
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Otto iS. Kathie Schulz
Phone 2651 Box 401
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New Air Tr;<ns”fu-‘ Friit
Tu ( any Snare v< hltles
VAN NUYS. Calif. .1’ A for
mer aii- transport with an outsize
midsection designed to carry huge!
space vehicles flew 11 ■ hours over j
southern California Wcdne.-day. j
The builder said it performed per- j
fectly in its first flight.
The plane, an enlarged Booing
B7 7 Stratocruiser nicknamed the
“Pregnant Guppie." needs much
more flight testing before it can
be put into operation, said .1 iek
j Conroy, the pilot and president of
! Aero Spacelines Inc.
It will carry space vehicles and
j equipment loo large for higoway j
or railroad transport.
Examinations for Real Estate
Licenses Scheduled for Nov. 10
JUNEAU .•?' - State Commere
Commissioner A. H. Rom iek said '
I Thursday examinations for sales
men and broker’s real estate !i
cci. •. rave b. n sailed' -drl for
Anchorage. Modi air, Fairbanks. I
Nome. Ketch.k; n, S -ka and Ju
neau on Nov. 10.
Apple am ai. 1 information re- j
ardin , tie e xam 1.: ’..m, Roane ;
' -aid. can :e obtaim a fur ■ i id
‘-’1 tie.’ or ■ ■ o :■ 1 > I a s . 11 ;;. I ’ ,! r. - -
ude Exandnin B .
Production nf e
i has fail. •- off s' a
m as much dermr
year. ago.
COMMUNITY
i METHODIST CHURCH
I Howard L. DeVore, Pastor \
SUNDAY. SEPT. 23 \
Divine Worship 9145 a.m. j
“Is ihe Father Found ." s
, Church School 11:00 a.m. j
' Classes for all ages I
| Senior MYF 6:30 p.m. For f
Sophomore, Jr. & Sr. Youth 1
Vespers Service 7:30 p.m.
“A Man with Influence"
T' e Christian Family Together
In Prayer and Witness
Red China 1*ledges
Full Support to Cuba
KEY WEST. Fia. .? Red
China has pledged it.- full suppo1-*
to Cuba in its ‘Tight again.-t ag
gression of North Auk I'ican im
perialism,'’ Havana radio said yes
terday.
The promise came in a message
from tile Red Chinese gove rnment
to Cuban 1 e,reign Minister Raul
Tea, the broadcast reported. As
quoted by the radio, the message
did not state wether "full sup
port" would extend to armed as
sistance in the event of an attack
on Cuba.
The Chinese note included a de
nunciation of the "the Yankee pre
o.arations for an invasion of Cuba,”
the broadcast said.
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\ — \\ eekly Services —
SUNDAY
G Bible School for
Children to Adults 10:00
@ Worship Service 11:00
Cl Gospel Sinq and
Message 7 p.m.
I WEDNESDAY
© Bible Study and
Prayer Service 7 p.m. |j
'■ THURSDAY 8; FRIDAY |
II C Good New? Club for
? All Boys and Girls 4 p.m.
:SATURDAY
■ ® Teon-age Fellowship 7:30
Everybody
Always Welcome
| Bcb I.eight, Missionary Pastor
While bo million American homes
BOAST REFRIGERATORS TODM .
PRACTICAL ICE MAKING MACH!FiS
GAINED POPULARITY ONLY AFTER
J*/A THE ICE FAMINE of 1890. A RECORD
f//\ WARM WINTER RESULTED IN A
i \ DEARTH of natural ice. combatting
I MASS OUTBREAKS OF FEI/Ef^ DOC TOSS
1 7\\ PRESCRIBED USE OF ARTIFICIAL
\ ICE. THE TREATMENT LED TO THE
FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF
MAN-MADE !CS .
Ss EARLY AS 1862,FERDINAND CARRE
HAD SUCCESSFULLY DEMONSTRATED
HIS ICE-MAKING MACHINE IN LONDON.
THAT SAME YEAR (AUG.22), THE
NATION’S OLDEST INCORPORATED
TRADE ORGANIZATION WAS
FOUNDED — THE UNITEDSTATES
BREWERS ASSOCIATION.
IN EARLY HISTORY. WINTER WAS ICE
HARVEST TIME BUT NATURE'S COLOSS
AL FAILURE IN 1890CONVINCED
AMERICANS THAT IN THE FIELD OF
REFRIGERATION MAN'S RESOURCES
WERE THE SUPERIOR.
Among the first to adopt
CARRES METHOD, THE EARLY LEADERS
OF WHAT HAS BECOME TODAY'S
$5.5 BILLION BREWING INDUSTRY
ALSO PIONEERED IN DEVELOPING
AIR CONDITIONING. _gj
K<‘\ i<>\* Confrivncc
To !><• Hr!*! ;*!
MMM Hosmla!
Dr
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tis'i rm.iciit'i. Ad
ministrutoi of t‘i.- Maynard Mr
Dougal Memorial Hospital and
Project Director for the Norn
habilitation Dcrnnn.e ration Pr<dec!
now in it.- - cond y< ai at toe . •>
pita! in conjunction a stii t .
Alaska Division o: V - ntional IA ■
hahilitation and coordinated ip. the
Vanderbilt Univ ndty Sc oj
Medicine. X h\ .lie. Term., ha.- at -
nouneed t! at tic Second Anon d
H‘ vn ■ Conference v. p| in r.vX
here on Of
nroyrcss of
nulate plat
set
X fi, ID to a c
e project and
for future dire
r is in it
;
I Hilir
I Fr
Di
the Of
a Valuation: C
r .ni June .; Dr
•i l*r from Farm
iert F.
Div
Craft, din - t
Crate, cou
: and Dr. G
rm of Deem
I Dr. A B. Colvar, medical officer
j in ch irge. Ar tie He. It-. II a arch
I Center. Anchorage: Dr. Grover
Hartman. x< utive s ere'ary. In
j diana Council of Churc no. Inbi.m
j a polity Dr. A. V. O’Brien, nortiiern
| region health officer; Dr. Ka.-ami
! Kasuga, chief medical officer, of
Chinese Is dost*
Sovkk (’on.sulate
MOSCOW I':,: nr .■ d re
. ■ in M • ■
•: .1 Corn:: uni. 1 ( i . a- <a r|i r
■ S' viot ’or. f i' !\ in *.*.<
>;•.( ■ n; So ng: , I Orbit, and
Dairen.
An iuoffaiai .nun a said
Peiping govt s nmcnt .cn the
n nor on rmundr doa‘ too low
S' i\ ;ot < it ;/< • !ivt . On a- ip a.;
•o jintiid- ( n!inun:. dh< »»j,i m-n
SEATTLE ? AtArio< A
tho World'. Fair:
T: ursdny - 2;hr>27.
Ton.; — 7.92 220.
'tie 1., .: : n lit lt.ii An a Oft id . An
■ no; and D: , Wm M.ii. . prosi
n' n‘ of 1:.o Aia-'ka Si. to Modical.
A 1.
Dr id la : • _!
norvt:.o|-. Division : A
Health; I. E. Ton - ■ t
. Em yin; morn : linn
I. nanno Singer. I ' . •
1-.! a iog S: JO! \ :, O: . m
W : on. Anc'-oran
ill be Dr
S
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!
Idao au • . in dan .-'.Nairn and
Sd t iii. ii Arm no n. chair:'r..1, o; me
;.ia! Board.
5 OUR S AV I 0 R ' S
i LUTHERAN CHURCH
jj 5ih and Bering St.
| S U N DAY
I Sunday School S:4S .m.
| Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
! Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-week Meeting and Prayer,
THURSDAY
Luther League 7:40 p.m.
Alexander
utomotive
DIAL 2532
Heuston & Betty Alexander
. . . It’s that time attain!
K) OL R PATRONS of past vears
and to new customers we present
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e reason s
M o s I B e anil I u
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