MANY INTERESTING THINGS
TO BE FOUND AT THE CANCER
FUND RUMMAGE SALE
Many interesting things are to
be found at the Cancer Fund rum
mage sale.
Items such as new seal skin
pants, TV sets, cut glass sugar
and creamers, table lamps, records,
many slightly used coats and
dresses, shoes of all sizes for all
members of the family, and much
good used clothing.
The sale will last through Aug.
<i and new items are being brought
in every day, stated Mrs. Gilbert,
district representative of the Can
cer Fund drive.
Fred Weinard, manager o the
Kewalik Mining Co., of Candle I
and ime of the few families h ft
in that famous mining town, also!
remembered for the Sweepstake
Dog Races, was in town on busi
ness this week.
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Mill ION ill VISITOR AT C.2 I
.SEATTLE T — Beeau w Dr. D.
(' l'i. a Roewvelt, Utah,
dentist, was- -low getting dre el
Tue 'a;, moniin \ wonrl rf'ul thin"
happened to his petite, attractive
wife.
When Mrs Manivia. 35, walked
through the west "ate of the S'at
tic World's Fair at 0:10 a m. with
her husband and three children
■he hit Ike jackpot.
With newsmen, photographer
and television cameramen cluster '
around, a Fair official hung a
placard around Mrs. Manilla’s
neck proclaiming her to he the
5-millionth visitor to the Space
Age exposition.
Then the hoopla began.
A rod-rarpot ceremony included
a greeting by Joseph Gandy, Fair
president. presentation of 100
World's Fair trade dollars, free ad
missions to the Fair for the Man
yla family for a week, free tickets
o rides and performing arts attrac
ions. and gifts from foreign ex
lihits.
"We just arrived Monday night,”
he thrilled and flustered Utah
mother said. ‘‘This would never
iave happened if my husband
indn't been slow getting dressed
:his morning. We had planned to
ie first in line at the gate but we
.vere late.”
Mrs. Cyde Godsbe leaves today
'or South Dakota to visit with her
lister who is ill. She plans to re
urn in a few weeks.
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ii.C. LUMBERMAN WANTS
ELIMINATION Of LAKfITS
VANCOUVER, B.C. -F1 Eli
mination of oil tariffs in the forest
produce trade between the t'.S.
and Canada was railed for Mon
da.',- by a Canadian lumber ex
erut ive.
I'1 - id< n! C. I,’. W i d tn a n of
C ■ oer-Widmsn Ltd., said a “cu -
union” covering all forest ’
!" duets might end TT.S. requests!
for tariffs against Canadian lurn
i jer.
Widman said such a program \
■■light mean some ; arrifices, but
king-term benefits of ex
> " 'ed markets and efficient
utili/afion of resource's might solve
•'•an; of the problems of lumber
men on both sides of the border.’’ i
lie said the recent furor concern
in-; lumber imports into the U.S.
'.vi re the result of “a handful of j
American senators” seeking re- j
election. Canada supplies about 12 j
per cent of the annual U.S. eon- J
sumption of softwood, Widman
said. He said Canada must take |
bold, aggressive moves to secure i
more export markets.
U.S. STRONGLY INDICATES
MORE ALTITUDE SHOTS
WASHINGTON UFi — The United
States strongly indicated Tuesday
that its high altitude nuclear tests
in the Pacific will he continued.
An announcement from the
Atomic Energy Commission and
the Department of Defense re- j
ported substantial damage to the |
Johnston Island launching pad for
the rockets that propel the nuclear ;
test devices into the skies, as a !
result of the failure of a launch
ing effort July 25.
It said several weeks will be:
needed to repair the launching!
site and prepare it for ‘‘the re
maining high altitude tests in the
Dominic series.”
Accordingly, the announcement
■'aid. the restricted area around
Johnston Island has been tem
porarily disestablished. It added:
“An announcement of the next
event and declaration of an appro
priate test area will be made in
advance, as has been the practice
in the past.”
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JI ■•!•. '■ I .1'' I h< • h urman
. hip.- of a! Ic,-, :< _ oven f,f 'Ml land
ing eorntnittm of ‘hi Ala ka State
Legislature will o to no-.'/ m'-ii
fillring the third .-'ate legislature
convening n< xt Jan. 28.
Five men who served a chair
men of committei in the Huiia
ana the Senate during ‘he 1961-82
session-, are not ,-eeking re-election
in the Aug. 14 primary.
They include Rep. John Ilellen
th.al. who was chairman of the
House Judiciary Committee; Rep.
Frank Chapaflos. chairman ,,f trie*
House Finance Committee; Rep.
William Frwin, chairman of Hon
Rules; Sen. John McNoes, chair
man of Senate Rule.-, and Sen. B.
T Logan, chairman of the Senate
Resources ('ommittee.
Another House committee chair
man, Harold Z. Hansen of the Lo
ra] Government group, which
drafted the important Borough Act
1st) uut HLHt
Th SS Nenana i- due from the
north 'me time this week and
' ill t’lko o;, outhiiound argo in
cluding ovu 11,000 case of Golo
vin alroon packed b. the Bering
Sea Fisheries.
On Tour from Kansas
On f ur from Kate i aro Dr. and
Mi . G H. Oreive of Turon and
Mr.- A: me Pi•!ro'A ky if Preston.
They enjoyed comins; no the in
side pa.-.-a pc, we Skagway route,
seeing Co a . r Centej asm other in
ten .‘in oar’- > r trie date and
wall he flving back to Fairbanks.
of 1 fit! 1, : trymg for Logon'.- Sen
ate -eat rnd will not return to the
Home
Rep. Frank Cashel, chairman of
the Hou i Commerce and Labor
Committee, and Rep. Andrew
Hope, charman of the House Re
sources Committee, are primary
election opponents in the one-seat
Sitka district. One will not re
turn. Both could fail.
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