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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-21

H. B. W.: I am SO years old and
have five children. My wife is dead.
My oldest daughter is married and
she and her husband live in Chi
cago. She wants me and the other
children to move up there and live.
1t always has been my highest am
bition to go north. 1 farm in the
summer and teach in the winter.
Should 1 sell out my meager sur
roundings and go north?
Ans: 1t is not a permanent
change that you need but a va
cation. A few weeks in the city
with your daughter would make
you appreciate the comforts of
country life and the independence
it offers. You are highly regarded
in your community as a solid, re-
spected citizen. You are able to do
more for your children financially
in the country than you would in
the city. When your children are
educated and out on their own, if
you still have the desire to sell out
and go to your daughter in Chica-
go, you would have nothing to him
der you.
Ashamed: met friend year
and four months ago and fell deep
ly in love with him and he with me.
I am sure of that. Well, we had
planned to get married until I did
something that wasn't right with
one of his friends. He found it out
of course and he said it would have
to be the end of US because he
couldn't forgive me. How can I
win his love again?
Ans: Can you expect your boy
friend to overlook this incident
when you debased yourself for a
few vicarious thrills and made
him the laughing stock among his
friends7 You have changed his
feelings of worship and admiration
to disgust and revulsion. / don't
doubt but that you can go with him
again but it will be strictly on
a good time basis. You will find
that the girl who keeps her self
respect will also keep her boy
friends.
L j.: I have been married three
years and eight months and I am
not happy. My husband is very
:ruel. He drove my love away by
beating and cutting on me. I have
eft many times but didn't get a
.hance to stay. Should 1 leave
again? What about this other in
crest I have?
Ans: This other interest is the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-21
DULUTH NOTES

Mrs. Marjorie hlghtower ana
Mrs. Laura Surgeon of Chicago are
vacationing in our city at the home
of Mrs. Anna Albright.
The Missionary Society of the
Calvary Baptist church together
with the Sarah Allen Missionary
Society of the A. NJ. E. church gave
an anniversary birthday party for
Rev. and Mrs. w. l. Shook.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Pace of Chi
cago are enjoying their vacation in
Duluth. They are stopping with
Mr.. H. C. Richardson.
Mrs. Frederick Perry of Kansas
City, Mo-, the granddaughter of
Mr.. Fred Douglass, will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson
for the remainder of the summer.
Miss Wanda Bonita Stokes of
Gary, Ind, attended the services
at st. Marks A. NJ. E. church and
will be in the city for a while.
Mrs. Beatrice Bluedorn of Or
ange, N. j., visiting in our city, at
tended the morning services at St.
Marks.
Prof. and Mrs. Harris are vaca-
tioning in Duluth at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dozier.
The following persons left for St.
Paul to attend the Eastern Star
Lodge Annual meeting: Mines.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-21

I on 81. AntnOny ave. IN OC. Eaul
and find out why she hasn't writ
ten to him. (SaPs leavin' this re-
quest alone cause she isn't fxin'
on gettin' in anyone's too, too, per-
sonal business.) -.
CRIME DOESN'T PAY
Our story reyOlves around a
young fellow in his teens, who is
considered one of the up and COM
ing boys of the Twin Cities. His
family has given him almost ev-
erything within their power and
yet they have not been able to
satisfy his one bad fault, the love
of stealing other peoples high
powered cars. All along, this fam
lily has allowed their son the use of
their own fine automobile, but this
has never fully satisfied the boy.
Anyway, to come to the point,
this fine boy" stole a lovely Cadil-
lac which was parked out in front
of a residential home in Mime
apolis. The boy drove all over town
in the car, over to st. Paul and
also picked up a number of
Chicks" The police, who were
notified of the theft, caught up
with "our boy" early the next
morning. Through the influence of
a certain "high official" around
town that the father knew, the
boy has been temporarily set free
on bail. As yet, the general pub
lie knows nothing of the incident
and they may not know since it
seems to have all been hushed up.
(Reliable sources are saying
though, that "our boy" is due for a
nice vacation in one of the state
pens" And if that happens, the
whole incident will really be public
property -.
Well, friends, I'll have to be
dashing along, but I'll be SEEM
you mighty soon.
YOUR PAL,
SAL
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-21

on st. Anthony Ave. in st. Paul
and find out why she hasn't writ
ten to him. (Sal's leavin' this re-
quest alone cause she isn't fixin'
on gettin' in anyone's too, too, per-
so,,ol brs;pass
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-08-21
Hello Folks:

by HELEN NJ. SUI
Hello Folks:
This week is Anniversary Week
for the Minneapolis Spokesman and
St. Paul Recorder newspapers.
Your local papers are celebrating
their sth Anniversary and they're
still going strong. Did you know
that your papers are not only read
exclusively round the Twin Cities,
but all over the U. S. and different
parts of the globe? So, folks, keep
the news coming in, not only so the
out-of-tOwners can know that we
are an up and coming locality but
so that our own soldier boys in all
parts of the world, will know what
we are doing and that we are
thinking of them. -.
JUST HEARD FROM:
PVT. o. C. HALL, Jr., who
dropped a card from Camp Crow
der, Mo-, where he is stationed.
Orrington is Chief Clerk in the
Signal Corps there and he also says
that he intends entering Officers
Training in about a month. He
says that RICHARD A. JOHN
SON of Clinton Ave-, in Mime
apolis, is in the same camp and
getting along fine and also JOHN
THOMAS of St. Paul is down there
with them. The camp is new and
the outfit newly organized. Folks
get busy and drop the boys a line.
-. PVT. "Sir" NORMAN Light
dropped Sal a card also from
Camp Crowder. Light is getting
along fine and expects to enter
Officers Training also in about a
CHIT CHAT HOT OFF THE
CREDIBLE:
MANLEY RHODES of st. Paul
left recently for st. Louis, Mo-,
where he has landed a job with one
of their defense plants. .
JANEABELLE MURPHY (and a
party of other friends) were hav-
ing quite a fine time up in Duluth
last weekend. KENNETH
BECK recently breezed into the
Twin Cities from Oregon where he
has been working in a defense
plant. The younger boys seem
to be quite interested in two out
Of-tOwn lassies who are visiting in
the Twin Cities. The gals are
PAULINE WASHINGTON, who
halls from Alabama and GLADYS
ROBERTS whose home is in Chi
cagO. What st. Paul lass is
still carrying a torch for a we'll
known Minneapolis boy, who is
overseas now, and who is tied up
anyway cause he married another
Twin City lass before he left for
the army. Gosh! Isn't hopeless
love terrible?) Those young
matrOms, VERA CARTER, DORO-
THY PUGH, and CARRIE WAL
LACE all dashed out to one of the
local fresh air camps with their
"kids" for a short stay last week
-. And CHARLEY BLACKBURN
has been "nabbed" by Uncle Sam
and is on his way. Goo bad that
Minneapolis lass, who dresses in
blue, never did make her contact
with you, did she Charlie?) -.
CURRENT COUPLES
They tell me Kin Chu's in Min
neapois has been SEEM quite a
number of our couples of late. .
DOROTHY MARTIN and CARL
BANKS; FLORENCE GIBBS and
AL WHITE were a foursome al
the above named restaurant last
week. -. Some more couples who
are dating of late are: CALVIN
NORRIS and BOBBIE MURPHY
BOB GARDNER and PAULINE
ALEXANDER; ROBERT JONES
and ERNESTINE THOMPSON
and BILLIE STEPHENS anc
KONNETTA PUTNAM. The
couples were seen at a party giver
by the Jr. Sterling "Clubbers" last
week. Have you heard thai
since L. & B. have broken up, 1. i:
very much interested in "L's" di,
rection? =. Reed letter from g
nap-fas,, O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions were on file
in superior court Friday by Leroy
against Gayle Cams. charging
burdensome homelife; Jsequeline
against Carr Pruett. charging
abandonment; Margaret NJ. against
Morris Strsus, charging burden
some homelife; Frances against
B. p. Taylor. charging burdensome
homelife; Louise ID. against George
r. Logue. charging burdensome
homelife; Floyd s. against Julia X.
Hill. charging abandonment. ID. NJ.
against G. A. Bracket, charging
burdensome homelifs. Jennie
against Clifford Bjelland. charging
burdensome homelife. RethA j.
against A. X. Foley. charging
burdensome homelife; Cloe against
J. X. Sellers. charging burdensom.
homelife.
An interlocutory decree granted
to Yvonne from Howard IAFolletts
called for payment Of si2. monthly
for support Of a i5-months-old
child. Other interlocutory DEGREES
were granted 10 Clarence from
Helen Webster. Martha n from
Jacob Koch. Opal Iren. from I'd
win Bulmsn
Final DEGREES were granted 10
Helen Catherine from Carl NJ. Cal
vert. Joy A. from David y. Cool.
Elsie A. from r. W. Henson. w. r.
from Esther N Pelesky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Glenn Ford Is
Real Life Hero

Glenn Ford emerged from his
first screen experience with cat
tie rs somewhat Of a hero. He
saved an assistant cameraman
from being trsmpled beneath the
hooves of 500 stampeding Texas
longhorns.
Ford was on location on the Bal
kin Ranch. near Agoura. for cat
tie stampede scenes In Columbias
Texas epic Riviera theater dra-
ma of the early cattle wars in
which he is starred with William
Holden and Claire Trevor.
The cattle were being driven
through a narrow draw. with the
camera truck in the center Of the
scene. when the herd swerved and
several crashed into the camera
car George Kelly. assistant cam
eraman. was knocked from his for
ward platform.
Ford. In the foreground on a
horse reached down, grabbed Kelly
by his belt and dragged him out Of
the path of the cattle. Kelly how
ever, suffered a painfully gored
hand from the horn Of one of the
longhorns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Saturday Night
Only at Century

Holding forth on Saturday night
only. Jan King 10 dropping his
Friday night dance for this week.
He promises 10 make UP for IL
tomorrow night when he gets set
In that "old groove" at the Cen
tury.
According To the management
the doors were pas, the breaking
point last Sunday evening when
the "Welders" held their first
dance at the Fife square ballroom.
Exceeded only by that Southern
gentleman, Kay Kyser, II was the
largest crowd the popular dance
hall has ever had the privilege
To entertain. kyser, his enter
tainers and orchestra. have broken
ballroom records over the entire
country. - by Judging q bit, II
could be said II was the largest
crowd In the Century's history.
Saturday night will find King
waving the willow over his four
teen men and a girl. giving out
with an assortment OF sweet and
torrid swing. Each week King has
added 10 his repetore In the must
cal field by using new hits with
the old. filling out the program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
7 echnicolor Reveals
Hope s Personality

SO you think you've seen Bob
Hope
Wen, dear film fan. you haven't
not unless you've either seen the
comedian In the flesh or in 4 tech
nicolor film production.
Director Irving Cummings in
sists that film fans are seeing
Bob Hope q, he really IL In 'Loui-
siana Purchase which In being
held over At tho Rialto theatsr.
starring the REAL Bob Hope.
Vera Zorina and Victor Moore.
In the new teehnicolor comedy
musical. says Cummings. the full
flavor Of the Hope personality
emerges for the first time. All
the time that HOPE has been sp-
pesring in black and white pic
lures. he has been under q hsndi-
cap.
Color Ia going 10 show the
Hope you'd see II you were att
ting on the stage with him at n
personal appearance. declares d.
rector Cummings. who IL . vet
eran technioolor film director.
Film fans are gong 10 know
him . good deal more intimately,
as a result Of his taking on color. 4"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Charlie Chaplin
Gives His Reason

For those who viii insist that
Charlie Chaplin 10 trying to get
over a message Of Significance"
in his picture The Great Dicts-
tor, which patrons viii see At the
Temple theater. one but has IN
read down the roster Of names IN
the cast 10 md not only rlch
funsters a. Reginald Gardiner.
Jack oskie. Billy Gilbert. but such
old favorites like Hank Mann, Leo
White, Eddie Grihbon. Chester
conklin and others well known To
movie fans.
IL - true that in this pseture
Charlie has more plot than In his
custom. Hut he 10 not sacrificing
the inimitahle psntomime and
laughs for which he has gained .
worldwide reputation. AZ Mod
ern Times delicstely satirixed the
machine age. M The Great Die
tator" will deal with present day
affairs. and In such an infectious
way that even the diehards will
have TO give In and chuckls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Bdrbdr0's Back!

Barbara Tommy-Gun" Dixon
will head the floor show at the
Victory Inn tomorrow night and
that should be good news for those
who plan to dine and dance at the
popular night spot which used to
operate under the name of Club
Moderne.
call Barbara Tommy
Gun" because shes q repeat
ar" wherever she dances
they like her 20 much she has
10 fill return engagements. She
did q l2-week hitch af the
Ranch north Of Seattle and
has danced for Victory patrons
before and will probably
dance for them again not
70 mention tomorrow night.
The Victory is operating every
night with dinners and dancing but
the floor show Is an exclusive Sat
urday night feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Air-Conditioned

Alligators that cavort before
the movie cameras are "air-con-
ditioned" to keep them from snap
ping off anybody's legs.
Twentieth Century-Fox's animal
experts hit on the idea when they
dumped half a dozen of the big
fellows into a five-acre swamp on
the studios backlot for Swamp
Water" the perturbation of We
reen Bells novel. which has moved
to the Blue Mouse theater.
When the gators are cold. they
move sluggishly. and Walter HUI
ston, Walter Brennan, Dana An
drews, Anne Baxter and the 9TH
ers in the cast did not have to
worry-much.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
FfR<r nrN

"' farep.s, 90 s0 pas = "a ~ a.
slso .n.icdy lane is.oo. scs. : %
noNN-krrci Flynn IN They ps~d
with Their Bcots On isfe. 3 ..
e7s ana go
Music Hox - clsuaetts Colbert IN
Remember TIA p~y. 100, s.os,
Ile and 10 Is. also Cesar Romero
In A Gentleman ~ Hesrt~ n -.
7so. SIS and $40.
Swamp water. f9ss. aso q 50
and 30. also Lynn Rsri IN Neon
Over Her Shoulder II Is. sss.
$50 and q 30
TACOMA LITTLE rHEArtR Pre-
sents -sprinEtime for Henry cur
tain 81 sis.
RrrrH~ sHowr>es
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Durnin in 1T
started With Eve also Frances
Lansford IN Swing n Soldier
CarIToL - Penny Singleton IN
Blonde IN Society" also Ion
chsney. u. In Man hsde Men
ster
CauEo-Bni BOYD in Texas Nan
hunt also laurel and Hardy IN
The PLYING Deuoes-
COMMUNITY - Eieanor Powell In
LADY BE Good also Kent Taylor
in Repent at Leisure
KAY STREET - Joan Crawford and
Robert Taylor IN When Ladies'
Meet" also Robert Montgomery and
osa Msssen in Accent On Love
LAkEwOoD-Oeor Brent In In
ternationsl Lady" also Blonde
Prom Singapore"
PARk-Ronald Regan IN Nine Lives
Are Not Enough. also Anne Shir-
lev in West Point widow"
RINIERA-wiiliam Holden In Texas. :
also Joan Blondell in oirh
About Town"
REALART-william Boyd In wide
Open Town" also Lrif Erikson in
Blonde Prom Singapore
REN--Robert MONTGOMERY In Here
Comes Mr.. Jordan" also Charles
starrett In LAUNDERING Herd
sHEIIs-Jeffery Lynne In Under
ground: also Riders OF Death
Valley"
St>sEf-Adolphe Menjou In Father
Takes . Wife" also William Boyd
in Pirates on Horseback
TEMPLE - Charlie chapiins Tho
Great Dictator" also I<w Ayres In
Or. Kildare's Wedding DAY"
LIBERTY. Puyaliup - Douglas F.ir-
banks. Dr.. in The Corsiosn Broth
RIVIERA. sumner - walt Disneys
'Dumbo." also william Garrsn In
Plying Cadets"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

VI lheN bltu Win lnelr Bot
With Enrol Flynn and Olivia
DeHavillsnd shsrin. the star hon.
ors. this true and exciting udven-
ture in the days which followed
the Civil War is in the hands of
q most capable cast. Arthur Ken
nedy, Charley Grapewin. Gene
Lockhart. Anthony Quinn. Stanley
Ridges, John Litel. Walter Hamp-
den, Sidney Greenstreet. Regis
Toomey. Hattie Mcdaniel and al
most countless others relive the
thrilling story Of a man who
fought for glory and who gave his
life and the lives of his entire
command on the altar of political
graft and treachery.
The picture. which Is play
Ing as a single attraction at
the Hamrick house. was d.
rected by Raoul Walsh and
viii surely be listed among
the leaders of the seasons
outdoor productions.
Coming from the Warner Broth
ers studio, They Died With Their
Boots On" is proof that no job is
too big for Hollywood and that
true stories make the best screen
entertainment
Flynn qualities as good Gus
Ter" and Miss DeHavilland is ideal
" cast as his sweetheart and wife.
The battle scenes are exceptionally
we'll done.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Col. Gillespie
Taken BY Death
Body VIII Be Sent
To Arlington

Col James A. Gillespie. ~.
ausrt<rmsstsf e - N Army
CORPS. ard q Sorfnwss, sector
since the outbreak Al var. died
late THURSDAY II Fert L<~ts
hospital
lie ~as barn N Ire. Pa th<
son a sarah shaw sna Andrsw
James Glll<spls Ne received nj.
n. = 81 the unit<a states nsiitsFy
academy II West rsint. n. r. n
isi2. and hi. fira rc.t as 81
Vancouver barracks Wash. IN
1919 and ieis. Ne ts<n served
Tor tws years - Camp stcts~n-
berg. 2. l. In 1919 he Httsused
the field artillery schssi - Fost
slli. okl.. after witch h< wss
stationed ~ FORT slocam. y. Y.
Ne helped erxanis< ire isth =.
A. regiment 1t Camp Green b>-
tween Dee. 1877. and Nay. isfA
after which he ~snt 10 vrsnce
with the isth y. A. Ne was given
. temporary rating a li<utensnf
colonel. and YES In command a.
the regiment until 1870
servtc< 0ves~>~s
Ne participated In the Aine-
hsrne. sus~-ArKonne. ~ MihssI.
and the defensive sector while
overseas. ~as with the army a.
occupation In Germany.
Fort L<wts Vas MS first stop
after returning from the ~ar. ~as
given the permanent rank n
ma jor. and served for . tins 81
seofield barracks. Hawaii. After
attending the advanced course
field artillery. ~ rcrs All. and
the command and general starr
school st FORT Lesvenworth. kHns..
he served ~ military attaehs At
the United states for Coicmbsa.
Ecuador and Venezuela IN isz7
and is2s. His rssidencs wAs 81
Bogots. Colombia. and while there
he was awarded The cross a. Boy.
AGA by thu Colombian government.
Ne VAS the second American 10
have received this honor.
Tnught A. utah
Hls next seven years we're spent
A. professor Of military srisnos
and tactics 1T the University AZ
Utah. ror three year, thereafter
he served ~ quarteFmsstsr 81 FORT
Warren. Wye. and Transferred 10
the Qusrtsrmaster Corps In 1883.
stationed first ~ Fort Bragg. ard
then To Fort Lewis in February.
ie<i. where he organised the X
Army ouartsrmsster Corps.
Prior n his death he had re-
eeived advance orders n 70 "a
Alaska ~ senior qusrtermaster
officer NJ the entire territory.
Surviving are his widow. vlvien
Irving sarrstt. one son. James
Albert Jr,; eae laughter. vivisn
sarratt Gillespie. three sisters
Miss n Eleanor gillespie NJ cieve.
land. o.. nrs. Kenneth thurman
of Cleveland. and Mrs. James J.
White Of New York city: and one
brother, Samuel Hunter Gillespie
Of weslyville. Pa.
Burial win b. In Arlington GEM
stery. Va. with funeral services
IL Fort Lewis 10 b. announced BY
Buckley King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
the comedy team. have been made
first sergeants in the army air
corps by special authorization.
They were given their ranks IN
Dayton The comedians recently
completed a 1900 mile air tour
of Caribbean waters visiting army
camps. Service men voted them
the film actors they would prefer
to have as entertainers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

HOLLYWOOD - Eight pro-
ducers. including Charlie Chap
lin. Walt Disney. Sam Gold
wyn, Mary Pickford, David
Selznick and Orson Welles,
Thursday sought articles Of
Incorporation to organize for
development of movies rs an
art. not a selling medium.
The producers saia they
made up the major units Of
the motion picture industry
now exclusively engaged In
production and had no con-
nection with theaters or exhi-
biting groups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
FULL OF NUTS

Everyone in the cast Of Warner
Bros Arsenic and Old Lace" por-
trays a mad person except Cary
Grant and Priscilla Lane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
STUNT QUINTET

There are only Is accredited
Hollywood stunt pilots. Five Of
them worked In Captains Of the
Clouds" RcAF air spectacle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
Mrs. Louro Jeffries
Funeral Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Laura
n. Jeffries will be held satur-
day al $50 p. m. from the c. c.
Mellingsr Co. chapel. with the Rev.
erends Fred Hornshuh and William
A. Scott officiating. Burial viii be
in the new Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31

Buy u. =. Bonds and ssvei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-31
One For The Book!

is toid on the screen at the Roxy theater under the
OF They Died With Their Boots On
The Valley settler., 1942-11-20
HOSPITAL TcTE5

During tho past 2 days three
babies were born in the Matanusko
Valley Ilospi tel:
To iir. & Mrs. John Long ct 2.lC
AN. November IA q girl;
To Mr.. {; L-rs. Raymond Kent, Of the
independence Mine, at LILO Pm.
November II, q boy;
To Llr. & l4rs. +. Eiagoman, Of tho
independence Mine, 1T o.5e AIN.
November &c girl.
t-rs. Joki. 1T returned to the
zospitu several days last we ok.
Sic is AGAIN % holac.
fE--4r1y Dunn, Of the independents
Mino, had cn infected finger
treated recently.
Victor Ste phah, .Josi1la native
boy, ffs entered the Hospital
suffering froA tuberculosis.
Or. 14ochn reports II patients ut
the Hosp: 80 At this ti.ac.
Dr.. -ocr =. 2o7cts that he has
u c:.to<. Z, y 7orrcn for pneumonia
6 IS 9lcfG.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-20

Published every Friday ct Pine
-Allsekl, By t he --lt~nuSl-- Vile
Coop cr.tinG -Acsociotion, Tor tht
purpose Of giving ncWs OF the
Assoc iation's work, it's pro-
b lens, it's acco1pl ielI icnts,
and news Of loci lid general
int rest.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-20

SrACI.A1 iyO-ICE
The &c lorage Dairy is in dire
Ieod o. Quart bottl es. Tt is,
+ hCEe- ore, requested that res
ldcrrs Of the Valley dig up all
quart MIL bottle possible and
iouIn then into Johnnie Long.
The Valley settler., 1942-11-20
l. i. E.Aa. No tie s

Memb ors are hereby reminded that
VIII en- and if a power failure oc-
ours on the outlying line districts
the failure may occur in that
district only and our office and
personnel would have no means Of
knowing it.
So, to avoid being without light,
long CT than necessary, please
noti fy US somehow. We will then
do our best to Get lights on a.
gain.
Rec emily an aerorlanc went through
our lines, cutting off curr ent
in the district south Of Palmer.
Respectfully yours
Matanuska FL ectric
Association Inc.