Recovb breakers of '62
New Zealand's Peter Snell shaved
one tenth of a second off the world's
record for the mile run early this
year, to become the new king cf the
track. Snell's 3:54.4 was a whisker
faster than the previous record, held
by Herb Elliott of Australia.
Twenty - eight
world stock-car rec
ords fell this summer to -
Mickey Thompson of Long BeachT^J^®^. * * ' "aloham w
Calif., who gunned a standard 1962 model through the Bonneville
Salt Flats in Utah. Thompson's goal is to get a 400-mph ride out of
a gasoline engine.
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A world's record steel production rate was set this
year by the Jones & laughlin Steel Corp. Making
its millionth ton in less than one year, J&L's Cleve
land basic oxygen furnace shop produced almost
370 tons an hour... enough to build 200 standard
automobiles.
Two Policemen Slain
By Bank Robbers
MONTREAL .? — Two police
men were slain and two wounded
today by the gunfire of four ban
dits, one dressed as Santa Claus,
who held up a bank. Unconfirmed
reports said the gunmen got away
with about SI0,000.
The bnnd'ts, armed with rifles,
escaped. Two fled in a car heading
toward Montreal International Air
port. A third escaped on foot. Po
lice said the fourth was not ac
counted for.
The policemen had rushed to the
branch of the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce when the
burglar alarm system sounded.
Three of the bandits were re
ported surprised inside the bank;
the other was outside on guard.
THE
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
• SERVICES •
Sunday School 10:00
Morning Worship 11:00
Evangelistic Service 7:00 p.m.
Bible Study and Prayer Service
Wednesday — 7 p.m.
Boys and Girls Good News Club
Every Thursday and Friday at 4:00
Teen-Age Fellowship Every
Saturday Night at 7:30
Bob Leight — Missionary Pastor
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DEMOCRAT CONCEDES
MAINE GOVERNORSHIP
AUGUSTA, Maine t/P) — Demo- ;
erat Maynard Dolloff conceded the .
contest for Maine governor tcxiay !
to Republican Gov. John Reed.
Sidney Wernick of Portland,
chief counsel for Dolloff, announ
ced the concession midway thru j
the 15th day of Maine’s guberna
torial recount.
FRESH START . . .
NEW YORK i/P — A man car
rying a gun walked into a down
town drug store yesterday and
told the clerk, “I just got out of
jail and I need a fresh start.” He i
escaped with $420.
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by H. T. ELMO
5 aru'.'U \Yi!J Seek to
‘'crmi* i'*n of
Troio hio <»> V « |<;j
AnCHORAGF. '.P> Alaska
s"n- E. 1. Rartlett Wednesday
promi.a-fl a v. > o,u- fight in the
ncx! sc. . ,on of Cangre s for lcg
; s 1 a * i on to permit the Alaska
Steamship Co. to use a Japanese
built trainship m the Alaska trade.
1* u'tletl seeks easing of the
'one Ac* which forbids use of
for.- wn-built sin;, in intercoast.al
US. trade.
C median N a t i o n a 1 Railway;,
now ire trainAe.) service to Whit
onr. Alaska, and Alaska Steam
s',.).) wants to in mgurate similar
se rwice.
• steamship company should
'< P!>r mtt< d ‘o use the service,
Eartlett sa.d, so American firm,
can e a pete with Canadians.
1 kirtU 't. who arrived here from
Japan when he had cord r i
"■sitii f'shei'ies official ', was e.-ke 1
to (.'women.? on the recommend a
■ i‘ n of the Ink i ’ itional 1,
Racin' Fisheries Comm: win:' ; ;
•' e ewtwn Ik t in Sea he o
■n dawince halibut fishcrm- n.
"T ore arc greater problems
ahead for Canada, Washington,
Oregon and Alaska,” the D?mo
er.itie senator s.nd. "Modern Rus
l .o fleets are going to con
' ue to advance farther south
and east.”
Bartlett, who had to cut short a
planned tour of U.S. military bases
overseas because of a leg infec
tion. expressed his views in an
interview.
WALT GLAVINOVICH's TO
MAKE HOME IN FAIRBANKS
Walter Glavinovich. who has
been located here with the U.S.
Smelting Co. since 1928, leaves next
week with his wife to make his
home in Fairbanks while the U.S.
Smelting Co. continues operations
in that area.
Before starting his work in Fa>r
anks, Glavinovich. who has been
dredge superintendent here, will
take an extended vacation outside
and visit his two daughters who
were born and raised here.
Community Church
M ET H ODIST
Sunday, December 16
Church School 10 a.m.
Divine Worship 11 a.m.
"Hew Christmas Came To Be"
Vesper Sing 7 p.m.
(Note change of time>
"David: A Sinner and Saint"
Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
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t i i r 11;.. i.
a roun
an^i io<>
a. :.;od
i - i. X 1 csi
'/ Ocify Carroll_
Re 7n,n /if
* '. utstiling 7 s ■;>
to be trim at tree
t:.iu7 If you've got
cl of holiday parties
up, you i! want to Xocl
1: your b . V/hm- ver
you'ie* ,i eng 9C0-eaI
t. c;-;erci.se, or ju.-.t cat
Melozets will make
s. a-, mi:.-; down easier. The.
plea ,ant-tasting wafe;. •; -fy
your appetite and supt.'v balk,
tiie clement that is r ; . .ng
from other reducing aids.
Hus/ To [n!oy
Christmas in July
ENJOY Christmas in July this
y'-uv. How? Make your laa.d r
pots outdoor living producis
“by Thermos” and your saui
iv.i r will be pleasur, : . .■ i.
To • i < <1 “Pop-Tent'’ is ...
a. tn-aily end- -rsed by cr.»
caper-.s and can be put up in
ads by one pen-son a: d
( ... ny moved < nee it .s up-.
For . ddoor li ;'t mg a. !
ing Thermos n
camp lanterns and ! th .t
burn any gasoline.
Columnist Sokclsky Passes
-NEW YORK .T — George So
kolsky, 69, veteran Hcarst publi
cation.. columnist, died Wednesday
of a heart attack. Sokol sky was a
spokesman for conservatism in the
United States for a generation,
both as a New York Herald Tri
bune columnist in the 1930s and
since 1944 as a Hearst writer.
His column was carried in 299
newspapers. He was born in Utica, I
N.Y.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Casey are the
! parents of a son born at the hos
j pital on Dec. 12. Jim Casey is
! with the Lomen Commercial Co.
OUR SAVIOR'S
LUTHERAN CHURCH
5th and Bering St.
Reynold F. Wilson, Pastor
SATURDAY
Sr. Luther League 7:30 p.m.
SUNDAY
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
Hi Luther League Committee
2:30 p.m.
Evening Service, 7:30 pun.
TUESDAY
Jr. Hi Luther League 7:00 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Mid-Week Meeting
and Prayer 7:30 p.m.
And Thereby Hangs A Tail
HOST ON .V T1 !>)(■ vva. an un
torgettabn 1 i n ( in the anecdote
'. at won ‘hi. week'.-: award in the
nhnuing ront ■ ? conducted by
a radio ‘ a*.on for "Bright Say
ing’ of Children.”
I he •/. inner. Lorratru Foster of
;’lymouth. Nil., wrote:
One of my
mse cat diet
hi,: litiSi i
• to bury h;
Twd from hi
n if lie had ■
■ 1 : and
“W- ii, ni ,
■ cat is b:u,i
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tn
bo.r,-' children,
by d past n •
bam .v on tht
When he re
I a keo
cat a ni •*
know when
ied hi
d UP
nlied:
'ATER HAZARD
DK
Lit
Col If
• f freri
i; n the
ha. .? - Firemen
eah i ’ Colorado
an Linda Hincn
au“ct of a bathtub
n o ; f I in warm
" :.ia : . bathtub
iho thrust
toe on
ris
h It stuck.
On. Two girl:
and tugged. The
II and Was stuck
S' e called for
answered her call
toe began to
d ‘.liter.
The tub was drained and Linda
was swathed in robes, towels and
other apparel when the firemen
and police arrived.
Firemen sawed off the faucet,
applied petroleum jelly and out
came the toe.
Said one of the rescuers: "Ws
did our job and got the hell out
of there. You know how it is with
all those giggling girls around.”
1
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Nome - Made
Jam & Jelly
Attract!re/y Packed
for
Christmas Mailing
at
Billikin Shop
and
Polet's Store
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