Hairdo Problem . . .
HURON, S.D. !/P> — Juareen
Thompson, 17, has a conflict be
tween school and career -— it’s
her hairdo.
The Huron High senior was sent
home last week by Principal Glen
Peterson, who objected to her
platinum mink-colored, upswept
hairdo. Peterson said her hair
stylist’s creations “are too sophis
ticated for high school girls.
Miss Thompson models for the
stylist, Kenneth Welker. He says
she needs the hairdo for a contest
this week. He suggested the prin
cipal start his criticism with
women teachers who tint their
hair “the worst shades of blue
and purple I’ve ever seen."
THE CHURCH OF j
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
(Mormon)
Sunday Services 11:30 a.m.
Robert Johnson Residence
Across From Nome School
Telephone — 2402
Christmas Has Its Pitfalls . . .
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. W — The
Christinas season has its pitfalls
for Danny Ryder, 2.
Last year he got lost in a crowd
in a department store and it took
store detectives half an hour to
find him.
Wednesday he ran when his
father scolded him, scooted be
tween two buildings and became
wedged between the walls. Fire
men chopped away part of the wall
of one building to free Danny.
HOLIDAY LEAVE
JUNEAU dP! — Gov. Wm. Egan
today issued an executive order
directing that all state employes .
other than those required for es- i
sential duties be granted leave be- !
ginning at 8:30 a.m. Dec. 24, 1962. j
The leave will be granted with- !
out loss of compensation for that 1
day. The order also states that
department heads shall arrange
other time off during the holiday
season for those who have to work
the 24th.
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New Propeller Awaits
Navv Icebreaker Glacier
AUCKLAND. New Zealand UPV—
With only a third of each blade
of her two worn propellers re
mainin',, the U S. Navy icebreaker
Glacier left McMurdo Sound yes
terday for Wellington, reports
from Deep-Freeze headquarters in
Christchurch said.
The cargo ship Arneb has new
propellers for Glacier. For almost
four weeks, the Glacier has been
breaking Antarctic ice. She es
corted a cargo ship and a tanker
through 1,000 miles of pack ice
and also took the lead in cutting
a channel through 57 miles of
solid ice. The last 20 miles were
carved through ice seven feet
thick, the reports said.
Mexican Embassy In Cuba
Is Running Short of Food
MEXICO CITY UP) — The M-. xi
ean Embassy in Havana, which
has given asylum to a number of
refugees, was reported Thursday
to be running short of food and
medicines.
Secretary Pedro Inzunza Makuy
said he made a special trip home
to speed up shipments of neces
sities. Officials said many of the
cargoes sent to Havana have been
looted, with only empty cases de
livered to the embassy.
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Virginia Artist Wins
196.‘M)4 Federal Duck
Stamp Design Contest
The design for the 1963-04 mi
gratory bird hunting stamp will
be a black and white water-color
painting showing a pair of brant
1 landing and a lighthouse in the
background, the Dept, of Interior
announced last week.
Edward .1. Bierlv, of Lorton,
Va., created the winning design
which he calls "Brant.” It was
selected from 161 entries submitted
by 87 artists for this 14th annual
federal "duck stamp" contest which
is conducted in Washington, DC .
by the Bureau of Sport Fisherb •
I and Wildlife. Fish and Wildlife
Service. .
A new $3.60 duck stamp is is
sued each year by the Post Office
Dept., which is in charge of dis
tribution and sale. Tip- 1963-64
stamp will go on sale July 1. 1963,
and expires June 30, 1964. Ev< . y
person who has attained the age
of 16 and who hunts migratory
waterfowl is required to carry
S a stamp. The stamp is not vaiid
; unless the name of the hunter is
! written across its face. The duck
| stamp is required in addition to
i a state hunting license.
All revenue from the sale of
the stamps, other than funds need
ed to reimburse the Post Office
Dept, for the actual cost of print
ing and distribution, is used in
selecting and acquiring bird areas
under the provisions of the Mi
gratory Bird Conservation Act
Normally more than two million
stamps are sold annually.
You have one chance in thre<
of being being involved in an ac
cident if you drive 12,000 miles ii
a year. And the odds arc one ii
35 that someone will be hurt ii
that accident, and one in 1,30
someone will be killed — you o
someone else.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE NUGGE
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.
No Advances
Seen fn Reducing
Noise of Jel Planes
WASHINGTON - The men
who work most closely ,vith air
planes agreed Tuesday they’ve
gone about as far as they can go
in reducing the noi.se of jet and
propeller planes.
Anri they agreed there is no
major breakt1.rough in sight on
till' noise abatement problem.
The experts .’.ere on a panel
convened by the House Commerce
Committee, opening three days of
| discussions of *fw problem. Oth* r
croups will cover the aspects of
it during the discussion.
Taking the lead in Tuesday's
session were Najeeb Halaby, head
of the Federal AviatAn Agency
Charles Ruby, president of the
Airline Pilots As.-n.; Alan Boyd
head of the Civil Aeronautics
Board, and Stuart Tipton, presi
dent of the Air Transport Assn, of
America.
Halaby introduced the idea that
in a cold war age of anxiety
“anxious people are easily irri
tated" and the whine of jet en
gines is only one more element
“We are in an area of psyche
as well as science here," he added.
"What is one man’s nuisance is
another man’s livelihood.”
Boyd agreed that there is an
“anxiety psychosis” abroad in the
land that bears on the noise abate
ment problem.
Boyd and Halaby also cm;/ asized
that there will be no compromise
of safety requirements to achieve
less noise, or “serenity” as Halaby
put it.
Tipton said the aviation indus
try spent $50 million designing
noise suppressors for jet engines
and $73 million to buy and install
them, and is putting out $36 mil
lion a year to carry them on
planes because they reduce the
plane's payload capacity.
He said the noise suppressors
help but are far from solving the
noise problem.
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
M E 7 // O D I S T
Sunday, December 9
Church School 10 a.m.
Divine Worship 11 a.m.
"Civil Defense and Delusion"
Vesper Sing 7:30 p.m.
"A Man Without Country"
Howard L. DeVore, Pastor
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