/StScme skin pro ems sfern -om
glandular over-activity...and the
most you can do to help yourself
in this area is to eat well-bal
anced, regularly scheduled meals
cub down on snacks-get ah least
eight hours sleep at night-ard
try not to worry, lose uour re
v at ,r „ «eeo m- r
ve blackheads arc p : cc
four and five times a day
; sn't perfect. What's wrong
ashing is only a partial answer.
If you overdo this treatment
_,ou may be in danger of chap
omg or irritating the skin and
actually making it mo's . im- -
able than ever.
h<" \
Three thorough soap-ar.o-v.a =- v.as- ngs p.-s
a cream cleansing daily will keep you face spank
ing clean. If your sk’n is c:,y. use a greaseless
Van 5" " 1 T-’-- m-■ use fc't IVes-n.
or ext a pro ocr or, wear a medicated
messed powder c'ere am make-up that's
especially fc-m- a-'-ed to rs'3-d surface
bacteria.
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To Northwestern Alaska Since 190*
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Peter Kievvit & Son’s Co. of
O m a h a, worldwide construction
arm founded here in 1T14 a
year before the World-IIerald it
self was founded.
The purchase price was not an
nounced but at the time Kiewit’s
offer was made, directors of the
World Publishing Co., owner of
the World-Herald were consider
j ing an offer from S. I. Newhouse
of New York which reportedly
totaled about $40 million.
The World-IIerald has a com
bined daily circulation of 252,000.
The World-Herald quoted Peter
j Kiewit, head of the construction
! firm, as saying he made the offer
to purchase the newspaper “in
! the hope of keeping the ownership
of the World-Herald in Omaha,
and as a permanent investment.”
“Hoi Wire" Circuit for Defense
Sen. Lester Bronson, ascertained
bv phone message from Alvin
Dalke, Deputy Director of Civil
Defense, that Nome is now on the
“Hot Wire” circuit for defense and
plans for the installation will be
made in conjunction with the city
at the station in the Federal Bldg.,
where there is someone on duty at
all times.
'Ir'yo! T U'l: Splits
Sr "‘<!insr r; In Tun
ANAHEIM. C lit. .?'« - T . p
sons died nr, ■ n, >r> hrm M other
• wore injure d hen n gr,. ) p- u k
• rarnmtd th<• c. u; r of • :• .■ | jn.,
‘ rnin, spewing rocks and flam
<»ver scrgarwng passengers in 'ho
coaches.
The impact broke the train in
two Monday. One car careened
wildly into a trestle and a steel
I-beam from the bridge railing
speared into the coach.
Four cars of the seven-car San
Diegan, a Santa Fe train bound
for San Diego, were derailed in
the wreck. The truck driver was
burned to death. A train passenger
was the other fatality.
Twenty-nine other passengers
were hospitalized, many with
broken legs.
The passenger who died was a
Navy recruit seated at the spot
where the truck struck.
The train was traveling about
65 miles an hour.
Jetty Lights Removed
Lomen Commercial Co. has com
pleted taking their lighterage
equipment out of the water for the
season and yesterday the jetty
lights were removed, so that they
would not be damaged as they have
been the past several years by
the spring ice.
Instructions Available On Fow
To Build Family Fallout Shriters
Plan- and instructions on !: • w to
' !• ; y F " •in Sir !' i - are
available at state local Civil De
U :ha ahquarn rs, CD of.eial.s
report. (
Thot-'o unable to visit one of these
conveniently, can obtain a copy of
‘..e plan and instruction booklet
by sending their requests to the
U.S. Army Engineer District, Alas
ka, P.O. Box 7002, Anchorasi•.
The booklet wa,~ prepared by
the U.S. Office of Civil and De
fen ,v Mobilization.
FORMER NOMEITE WOULD
LIKE TO HEAR FROM FRIENDS
Bessie Mauro Thayer, former
Nnmeite and now retired to the
Sadler Nursing Home at 2445 S.E.
Hawthorne Blvd. in Portland, Ore.,
is now 87 years old and enjoys
hearing from old Alaskan friends
or about old Alaskan friends. She
is the widow of one of the early
day druggists in Nome for the :';rm
of Butler-Mauro Co.
is the PLACE to BUY
PRICES GOOD THROUGH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6
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DON T LET THE GOBLINS GET YOU . . .
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Candy Gum Balloons Apples Cookies
Pomegranates Ice Cream Bars Oranges
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