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SOVIETS LAUNCH
ANOTHER EARTH SATELLITE
MOSCOW (/? — The S >v: et
Union launched anntir r earth
sateil'te Saturday — the 12th since
The series of satellite:, all un
manned, are probing space for in
formation which \vi! 1 be used to
plan future space flights by man.
The launching was announced
' by Moscow radio, which said the
satellite’s orbit time is 90.45 min
utes.
At the highest point of its orbit
the satellite — called Cosmos 12
—- is 252 miles from earth. At the
lowest point it is 130 miles away.
FLY LOW, SANTA . . .
CHATHAM, England t/P) — A 7
year-old boy is a little worried
that a missile might hit Santa.
1 “I hope Russia and t o United
; States don’t send anybody more
(into space until Christmas i..
over,” said the boy's letter, re
leased by the county post office.
“Please stay close to the ground,
Santa.’’
j Christmas cards were first of
| fered for sale to the public in the
S United States in 1875 by Louis
: Prang, a Boston lithographer and
i a native of Breslau, Germany.
>lc edoring Co. Merges
V/lth Alaska Steam
SEATTLE f/P> — The Alaska Ter
a.' a! and Stevedoring Co. will be
merged with the Alaska Steamship
C ». Dec. •)! and become its ter
minal and stevedoring division, J.
! F. Zumdicck, Alaska iine vice pres
ident and general manager, an
nounced Friday.
U. W. Killingsworth, AT & S
•■resident and manager, will man
age the new division, Zumdieck
j said.
No reduction in personnel i,
planned. Both firms are sub
. idiaries of the Skinner Corn.
AT A S was organized in 1 i)47 to
handle dock and stevedoring work
of both the Alaska line and the
N o r t h 1 a n d Transportation Co.,
which discontinued service in 1948.
No "White Christmas" . . .
CAPETOWN, South Africa W
Summer inhabitants of the C
j town suburb of Camps Ba\, ' ng
ingly dreaming of a white Christ
mas, awoke Friday to find the sc .
; had turned red. Inquiries dis
closed dye had been put into the
sea to check inshore currents with
a view to a new sewage disposal
project.
1
peace to ^11 JWen
Man’s hope for peace still burns strong and bright
as did the Star of Bethlehem. Each year Christmas is
a time for renewing this hope, by renewing our faith
in Him who brought the promise of peace twenty
centuries ago.
May this Holy Season and the days to come bring
you Peace and Joy... May your days be filled with
faith and fulfilled hopes.
COMMUNITY CHURCH METHODIST
CHRISTMAS EVE
CANDLEMpHT SERVICE 8:00 P.M.
CAROLLING 9.00 P.M.
Tay ee1 }»ca’
V\7J T)umps Xunc<r>ks
• n Friday nig )' City j,(■;!,>u<
play the Juycov- rolled over the
Merchants, and ANB rallied in the
final period to dump the Nanooks.
A trio of George Kost, Gary
Beaty and Pete Hahn with 14. 13
and 13 points respectively led the
Ja.vcees assault on the Merchants.
The game was fairly close for two
periods but the J.iycecs strength
ened their advantage and won
51-35.
JAVCEEs r i
I.ienard . .
Harwood
Heat v
Durrctt .
Hahn .
MERCHANTS 35
Drake
Mailer .
.'.lilies
At nk
Totals
FG FT PH TP
.‘> 2 2 14
3 ’. 0 7
(1 1 1 13
1 II 2
fi 1 n 13
23 .-» 7 .11
2 1 4
2 n n 4
4 fi 2 3
2 115
10 0 2
3 10 7
it; 3 n 35
The Nanooks had things pretty
1 nu<’ . their ow n way for three
j quarters enjoying leads up to 11
j points at various times. The situ
ation changed rapidly in the 4th
j quarter with the Brotherhood
: catching and passing the Nanooks
| and pouring it on to win 59-49. A.
I Cartel with 15, Linocln Trigg with
14, Sam Mogg 13. and Chuck
j Eager.strom with 11 were tops for
i the winners. Ron Locke hit 13 for
| the Nanooks and Mike Cannon and
i Steff Andersen scored 10 each.
Nome High led 17-9 at the first
i quarter, 29-2! at the half, and still
held on to a 39-35 bulge at the
three-quarter mark. After that the
roof fell in on the Nanooks. While
NHS was collecting 10 points in
the final frame the Brotherhood
hit the hoops for
ANB 59
Fagerstrom .
Caslel .
Bahnke .
Trigg. L. . .
Tiles
Total.;
24.
FG FT PF TP
4 3 3 11
7 1 2 15
... 2 2 2 6
. . . 6 2 1 14
... o n n n
. . . 5 3 3 13
n o n o
.24 11 11 59
49
NANDO}
Cannon . .
Andersen. Stan
Atuk .
Andersen. Steff
Miller.
Okitkon .
Charles .
Bahnke .
Fagerstrom
No Games Tuesday
There will be no games Tues
day ^Christmas'. The next sched
uled games are Dec. 23 when the
NHS girls will take on the College
girls in the prelim and the Nanooks
will tangle with the Alums in the
other game. Regular league com
petition will be resumed Jan. 4.
FOR TOP TUNE UP
and AUTO WORK
CALL 2585
Monday thru Thursday fi to 9 p m
All Day Saturday
Appointments Only
Work Satisfactory or No Charge
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I.ONDON ?: YG r Zone
' I>- ;<:• Fur- i?:i TJinister
• U:u?ed Nut ions delegate-, ha
been rvlicvcd <>f hi.- duties-. Tans
anpounced Saturday night.
His successor was named
Nicolai Fedorenko.
Fedorenko is 50 and ha: beer.
Deputy Fr r- . n Min:: ter since
YYG. lie is an eminent linguist
and an expert Far E,.-tem af
Pek
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mention of any new job
From usual Soviet nr a
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ior to
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Zorin
fired
Intercepts Iri’M
WASHINGTON VP* A Nikc
Zous anti-mis ■•ile success fulls- in
tercepted th« first ICBM target
, using decoys in a Pa -ific test Sai
; urdav, the Army announced,
j A salvo of two Zeus missiles
! was fired against the target and
its decoys, but one of the Zeus
missiles developed trouble after
launching and was destroyed, the
announcement said.
One of the questions raised by
the Defense Department experts
j about the Army’s Nike-Zeus has
| been its ability to “discriminate”
I between the true ICBM target and
decoys which show closely similar
images on a radar screen.
The Army announcement did not
; says how many decoys were in
1 the Atlas missile which was lofted
j from Vandenberg Air Force Base,
i Calif. It was sent about 5,000 miles
1 to the area of Kwajalin Island
| where the Zeus weapons were
j launched.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
! FOR THE STATE OF ACASKA
I SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
No. 62-24
| SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
SANDRA RADCLIFFE. Plaint.ff
REX RADCLIFFE. Defendant
The Governor of the State of Alaska
To: The above named defendant,
greetings:
You are hereby required to appear in
l the Superior Court for the State Alaska
I Second Judicial District, at Nome. Alas
j ka. within thirty -301 days after the
last publication of this summons, namely
! within thirty (30> days after the 16th
j day of January, 1963, in case this sum
mons i< published, or within forty (401
days after the date of its service upon
you personally, and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff on file in the
said court in the above entitled action
That the plaintiff in said action dt
I mnnds the following relief, to-wit: For
I a decree dissolving the bonds of matn
i mony now existing between the Plain
| tiff and Defendant, and for such other
| and further relief as to the Court seems
! just and meet.
And in the event you fail to appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for want thereof, and
i will apply to the Court for the relief
| demanded in her complaint.
Witness the Honorable Hubert A. Gil
bert. Judge of said Court, and the seal
i of said Court hereunto affixed on this
14th day of December, 1962.
! iSeal1 Grace E. Herman,
CleTk
Pub: Dec. 17, 24, 1962, Jan. 7, 14, 1963