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Evening star., 1945-10-15
LOST.

SUIT CASE, morning Oct 4th. dark brown
Fisher. Commander. U. 8. N. r.; contents,
civilian clothing, shirts initiated &C. G.
F. and papers. Reward. Telephone
VEST, mans, dark brown; lost on Brook
land car, Saturday morning. Reward.
De. 1884.
WATCH-small lapel watch, sentimental
value: initials, IF. s. -: At Pythian
Msryland University Stad,un@ essSfayed.
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Evening star., 1945-10-15
LOST.

LOST.
BAG, lady's. black, either at Waldrops or
Rockway Towers. viii finder please call
IA. 3519. Reward.
BmLFoLD. red, lost Friday night, near
CONTAINED jewelry and money. Reward.
BEAGLE PUPPY, female, strayed, about 8
boWn msfkn9s o sac On Ta se 0r9sn feet @ en
TR 1343, or come to 1925 Potomac ave Sc.
BILLFoLD, black, containing money and
railroad pass Saturday, Oct. 13; reward
9ftsTedi 9fs5 Return to W. M. MEFFARD. so4
vicinity or in statier Hotel Oct. 10: Keep.
sake; generous reward. Call GIL. 1912.
BROWN WALLET, cash. checks. valuable
ssSes Wife 0ss ss e. i chd es aii
CLIP. in shape Of 3-leaf clover Of brilliant
green stones, Friday, between nth and H,
Return. Room Tie iIs, Hsy.Adams. s s'' ma. x 1887.
DACHsHUND PUPPY, tan, Sun. I'M, from
N front Of the French Military Mission.
I9 1929 r st. NV. Finder please return. to
FUR NECKPIECE, 4 skins, Koiinski. Sun
Towson 4. Md. Phone Towson 212o. re-
verse charges; liberal reward
HATBOx, Garfinckel's, containing 8 hats,
lost Thursday night on Fairlington bus
Reward. Temple 0456.
IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, yellow gold,
between q and F sts. NV, has Barbara
snd Bill engraved on it. Reward AT.
1857.
IRON BOX. containing piano tools, last
Thursday. Reward. 2s01 Ga. ave. NV. .
0vAL-SHAPED SILVER PIN, was brought
from Denmark and has high sentimental
value; generous reward. RE. 1920. Ext.
3026.
PoCkETBO0K, black gabardine, with pat
snt leather trim, containing money, bank
FINDER may keep money rs reward. AT
Evening star., 1945-10-15
Huckster to Face Jury
In Cruelty to Horse Cuse

A Municipal Court jury trial for
November IA was granted a 40-year-
old colored huckster today on a
cruelty to animals charge, In which
the Washington Humane Society
complained he overworked to ex-
haustion a horse afflicted with "sev-
eral large sores"
The man, George Lucas, 400 block
OF M street S.W., said he rented
the horse, and when after travel
ing a few blocks he noticed the
animal acted SICK" he Immediately
stopped working it.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
Church Clock Stolen

INDIANAPOLIS (P.-The Rev.
s. L. Martin, pastor of the Roberts
Park Methodist Church, warned his
parishioners they may expect longer
sermons because the pulpit clock he
used to time his sermons had been
stolen from the church.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

WORCESTER, Mass, - Lie
tuvaites WAC, pasiekus MaJoro
laipsnio, Worcesteriete Albina
II. Shimkus, pargryzo is Euro
pos pabuti prie savo .sergan-
clos motinos, ir uz tulo laiko
grys atgal Europon.
Apie jos sugryzima aprase
Worcesterio laikrasciai ir tai
pino jos atvaizdus.
Maj. Shimkus tarp kitu savo
ispudziu papasakojo kaip il
turejo progos dalyvauti pabe-
geliu Lietuviu stovyklos reng-
toje 'iskilmeje, kas ja nepapras-
stai sujaudino, mes il jaute ir
suprato savo tautiecius, ju kali
ba ir ju iskilmes reiksme. Pa
sakojo, niekas ja taip niekad
nera sujaudine jos gyvenime
kaip tas atsitikimas. Jai at
siskiriant, vargsai pabegeliai
norejo iduoti jai atminciai do
vaneles kokias tik kas galejo.
Nuo visos Lietuviu grupes
il gavo dovanu tautiskais ru-
bais parengta lele, kuria il par
veze savo motinai.
Bendrai, apie Europos karo
nuteriotu saliu ir zmonq liki-
ma il apsake liudnu dalyku, tu-
redama progos visa tai maty-
| ii, mes il tarnavo visa pereita
meta Gen. Eisenhower divizi-
ioje kuri sugloboja karo nu-
kentejusius is nanny isstum-
tus, pabegelius znones.
il vel grys savo pareigas,
kur pades dar daugiau pastan-
gu pagelbeti Vokietijoje karo
nukentejusiems, isblaskytiems
zmonems, Vokieciams ir XII
items.
Pazinus nelaimingu zmoniu
gyvenima, Maj. Shimkus sake
JUGS labai pamilo, supranta ir
uziaucia ju nelaime. Daugybe
tu zmoniu, sake, yra Europos
Sally inteligentija, ministrai,
daktarai, mokytojai ir kitoki.
Savo tarnybos pareigose il
turejo proga nuskristi j Itali-
ia, Romoje susitiko SUI Britu
ir Amerikos nariais ir ten ap-
tare platesni subendrinta karo
pabegeliu ir isvarytu is ju te-
vyniu zmoniu sugrazinifna at
gal. Buryje su penkiais kitais
Amerikieciais jai buvo proga
pasimatyti SUI Popiezium kuris
prieme JUGS savo rastineje ir
turejo neformali pasikalbeji-
ma.
Kuomet paskelbta Vokieciu
pergale ir karas baigsis Maj.
Shimkus 'radosi Paryziuie ir
mate kokiu neapsakomu dziau-
gsmu Prancuzai atzymejo ka-
70 pabaiga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
kariai su uetuvos Pabege|iais
LIETUVIAI KARIAI EURoPOJE ISlMY-
Ii IR CALI VESTI LIETUVAlTES

je, kurie sueina SUI Lietuviais
ir susipazysta su Lietuvaitemis,,
gave laiska is savo sunaus kad
jis isimylejo j Lietuvaite ir no
ri apsivesti ir parvezti jums
marcia, skubiai suteikit jam
palaiminima ir patarkit apsi-
vesti.
Patirta kad jau ir daugiau
Lietuviu kariQ apsivede su
Lietuvaitemis Xxi paskiausiu
dienq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
,PIRMUTINIS TOKS
TARPTAUTINIS NUOTIkIS
$40 KARO METU

INV AA1AANO ~
Vokietijoje ir Austrijoje pa
liktu Amerikos kariu padetis
komplikuojasi ir sudaro paciai
Americas vyriausybei galvosu-
kio. Kaip tik Amerikos ka-
riuomene okupavo Vokietijos
dali kareiviams buvo uzdraus-
ia kalbetis, draugautis ir palai-
kyti rysius SUI Vokieciais kaipo
nugaletais priesais.
Tas apeme ir kareiviu pa
limits ir isimylejima Vokie-
taites. Draugavimo su Vokie-
ciais draudimas pagaliau pri-
siejo atsaukti, nes buvo neigy-
vendinamas. Draugavimas uz-
simezge, ir labiausia prasidejo
pazintys ir isimylejimai Vokie-
taiciu Amerikos karius ir tas
pat apsireiske is kariu puses.
Bet tada paaiskejo kad ka-
riams uzdrausta Vokietaites
vesti.
Taciau, gamta atlieka savo.
Paaiskejo jau toki trumpa
laika lkad Amerikos karia tuoj
pataps tevais Vokietaiciu kudi-
kiu, nors jiems apsivesti uz-
drausta.
Tas klausimas pasieke aux
staja kariuomenes vadovybe.
Professional ir katalikai ka-
pelionai kariuomeneje pradejo
daryti savo isvadas, kurios SUI
ejo i ta punkta:
"Jei vedybos tarp Amerikie-
clio vaikino ir Vokietaites mer-
ginos perstato tikra, nuosirdzia
ju meile, tuomet tas yra natu-
ralisku istatymu ir vedybos tu-
ri butt leistinos".
Americas spauda, kuri labai
seka Amerilos kariu santikius
SUI meiliskus rySius su Woke
taitemis, pranesa tik apie vie
mas zinomas tarptautines ve-
dybas kur Vokietijoje Ameri-
kos karys Lietuvis vaikinas ap-
sivede - bet jis apsivede su
is Lietuvos pabegele Lietuvai-
tie, su kuria susipazino pabege-
liu stovykloje 800 myliu nuo
Berlino.
Sios Lietuvaites likimas is
sisprende laimingai. il nebu-
DANA prieso sales piliete, bet
Lietuvos, galejo isteketi u5
Amerikos kario Lietuvio.
Juk panasiu vedybu Ameri-
kos pilieciu su Australietemis,
su Islandietemis, su Anglemis
per visa karo eiga buvo tuks-
tanciai, ir tos kareiviu zmone-
les, kitos su kudikiais, kas me-
nesi vezamos j Amerika.
Jeigu kit Lietuviai karei-
vial, kurie nera palike cia save
mylimuju Lietuvaiciu, ten SUI
sipazine su Lietuvos pahegele-
mis- Lietuvaitemis apsivestu su
jomis, kokia tai butu didele pa
galba toms geroms mergelems
kuriu visos yra pamokytos, ge-
raj isaukletos: ju vargai nezi-
nomame gyvenime Vokietijoje
ar Austrijoje pasibaigtQ.
Lietuviai tevai kurie turit
sunus Vokietijoje ir Austrijo-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28

Donald S. Russell, is South
Carolina, paskirtas Valstybes
sekretoriaus padejeju, kuomet
toJe vietoje buves Dean Ache
son pakeltas. j Undersecretary
Of State.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
Bo|$evikQ ir NaziQ Teroristines
0KUP AC|JAS L|ETUV0S
Knyga paveikszuota> apie $50 pusz. lzidumo
'eilksluota~ apie $50 pus. diduzaao

Per zen uL Lh b m uoh 1palut utmgu u ~ t u auto ugd
v h upeg
Hnu Amu sIegyn i M
ia - Wan rnmnprg rgudevN td daalaht tnrtri
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28
lsrTEMYKT KAD S! svARBu vEIKALA PARAsE
Lietuvos Tremtiniai-PabegeIiai


Pe Aa Ie pnmab bOku opaia hMb edS N
pe We - Pehu b n
1s6id pzy hu,araV
Uon a1 TIe If urgkjo anrul
p Aoiu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-09-28


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The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
Bartlett Says Great Development
 Ahead For Alaska

WASHINGTON, May 3-P)- President Truman is "Well-ln- formed on Alaska" Delegate Bart lett said after a White House call. 'I really think we can look for ward to some great developments during Truman's terms of office, Bartlett told a reporter. He said they discussed several Alaskan matters generally, among them the development of the Territory and it's postwar settlement possi- bilities.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
VIVA CHAMBER HAS BOARD MEETING

A meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Northwestern Alas ka Chamber of Commerce was held Wednesday evening in the office of the Nome Nugget. Those present were President Chris Roust, Vice President C. Dudley Warner Secretary w. A. Boucher, A. Polet, Joseph Wallace, and V. G. Seiffert.
 The regular business of the chamber was completed in short order so that unfinished and new business could be discussed.
 A Polet read the minutes of the meetings of the Territorial Cham Der, to which he was representa- tive from Nome. The minutes in- cluded resolutions and proposals of the Chamber on plans for the future development of Alaska.
 MT. Polet also reported on the policy of the newly formed Plan ming Board which will meet three Or four times each year in the various localities and communi- ties of the Territory, in order to get first hand information on the
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04

individual problems of the dis trict.
 The problems of transportation, roads, schooling and housing also were discussed, and MT. Polet stated that the Alaska Territorial Guard would be authorized to use guns and ammunition to cope with the wolf menace in the Sec ond Division.
 It was also stated that million dollar tuberculosis hospital is slated for the Nome district, and that a fisheries survey will be made in Boring Sea areas.
 President Roust appointe d members Dudley Warner and w. A. Boucher on nominating com mittee to prepare a list of names for election at the general meet ing of the Chamber on May 10th.
 Vice President Warner stated that although the nominating com mittee prepares the names for the election, other names may be pre- sented at the meeting. President Roust said that the election meet ing should be attended as well as possible, that members should make every effort to be present. Buy War BOndS-7th War Loan!
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX Chapter 3s. ls43 Session Laws of Alaska. requires all male and female persons. the latter remunerativelY employ ed. between the ages of 2l 10 55 years. shall pay a School Tax of $500 per year. Exemp- lions are soldiers and sailors of the United States. paupers. in sane persons and territorial charges. Non-residents employ ed or engaged in business are subject 10 this fax.
 Payment of fax may be made at City Clerks office or by mail to school tax collector.
 CARRIE M. McLAIN.
 School Tax Collector
 Nome and Vicinity. Nov. g. l94s.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
NOTICE

Written applications shall be re- ceived in the office of the City Clerk until $500 PM. May l4. ls4s. for the following positions in the Nome Fire and Police De- partment:
 Engineer $300.0o per month Driver .S300.00 per month
 Common Council of Name
 By Carrie M. McLain s-4.s.ll City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-04
BACK FROM STATES

Guy Mish, owner of the Nome Hardware Store and recently elected councilman, returned Wednesday from a short business trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
HOLD THE LINE-oNLY ON PRICES

There cannot be much dispute with the basic idea advanced by the Office of Price Administration of ficials who conclude that face period of great prosperity price controls maintained through the reconversion period and the other hand dangerous or disastrous imitation if fail to maintain price controls
 This has been of the fundamental policies of the administration and it has the support of the businessmen in general
 However, price controls are only one approach to the problem of defeating imitation. Because goods are and purchasing power is abundant maintain controls prices of goods But isn't it equally important to hold the line against wage increases that will either enforce higher prices or put the businessman out of business?
 The OPA policy would be more sound if it wasn't conducted alongside of policy of expediency on wage and salary scales On the side the government is holding the line against inflation-on the other setting the stage for this threat.
 By relaxing wage controls and not price controls. the way paved for the strikes which delay the reconverson schedule and keep goods scarce.
 Price controls cannot be maintained indefinitely. In the course of months they will be abandoned whether reconversion is complete or not. For this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
HOROSCOPE "The stGrs incline
 but do not cOmpeW
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20

Until late today adverse aspects rule. Labor is under a threaten ing sign which may affect business in the new year.
 HEART AND HOME
 Common sense should be strong while this sway prevails. Indecis- ion may be manifested among would-be Christmas shoppers. Young men are warned not to buy engage ment rings on time.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Unemployment is likely to cause anxiety in the new year when cer- tain plans of big business may ee retarded. Effects of asrecent strikes may be felt by all Living costs will s'show decidsd rise when December bills are audited.
 NATIONAL ISSUES Threatening stars appear to warn of obstacles to the formal peace agreements. Confidence in our representatives for international ne- gotiations may be undermined by enemy propaganda which is not con- fined to efforts of foreigners
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 In the midheaven of President Truman's horoscope is Cancer, the sign of the United States. With the two benefics, Jupiter and Ven us, in favorable places there is promise that our Chief Executive will succeed in bargaining, parley- ing and planning.
 Persons whose birtlldate it is have the augury of year of experiment. tation but the right job will be found. It is wise to postpone TO- nance.
 Children born on this day should be endowed with remarkable char acteristics and ,a abundant brainss will have definite ambitions, not al- together selfish.
 Copyright, 1945)
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them. We enjoyed splendid CO., operation. I was always able to get along with them.
 What most people don't realize IS that the Russians are a good deal like us. They enjoy life like we Americans, are full of fun and have fine sense of humor"
 The General said he held no fears about future amicable rela- tions between our own country and Soviet Russia. There will have to be some give-and- take in our re- lations, ne said, but eventually things will work out well.
 Regarding his own relations with Congress, Eisenhower declared:
 This is a peoples army and intend to run it like one, along democratic lines and in close ac- cord with Congress. I am especially anxious to get along with the Military Affairs Committees of both Houses. If you gentlemen ever have any gripes, the door to this office will always be open to you"
 During the private, informal get together, the new Chief of Staff also took occasion to pay tribute to Gen. George Patton as "one of the finest field officers any army ever had"
 tNote-Committee members were unanimous in this appraisal of Eisenhower after the meetings: CD He is less distant and brass hatty" than his predecessor; and @ He will be easier to do business with).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
Alaska Here
 Going West

Steamer Alaska arrived here this morning at 10 o'clock from the south and was to sail this aftet- noon at 3;30 o'clock for the west ward.
 Passengers disembarking here were: Marie CroWell MT and Mrs. D. Fleck, Mrs. Eva Ihle, John Ihle, M Ihle, William T. Mahoney, Mrs. Mahoney, J. w. McDaniel, Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. Nell Parker, Pearl Peterson, Mrs. Alto Shattum and William R. Weir.
 The steamer has many army per- sonnel aboard for replacements to the westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
MILITARY SECRECY

A significant test of strength is going on between Congressional committee and the Army over the list of POO key Nazi agents who operated in this country. The test illustrates how high-handed the Army has become with civilian government agencies of late.
 The Senate's Kilgore Committee first wrote the War Department on Nov 8, asking for a copy of the list of Nazi agents. The list had been seized by U. s. troops in Frankfurt and supposedly was public property. Fifteen days later, Brig. Gen. Donald P Booth wrote back that it was mot possible" to furnish the list at this time. When the committee demanded to know why it was not possible, Gen Booth said no copy of it was in the United StateS-even though it had been discovered approximately a month earlier, He added that he had cabled for it.
 Time passed and the committee called for the list again. It was told that Gen. Lucius Clay, Mili- tary Governor of Berlin, had been advised that the committee wanted to see the list Instead of ordering that it be cabled to Washington, the general ordered that it be brought from Frankfurt, not to Washington but to Berlin.
 When or how much of the list of key Nazis here will reach the Senate group is still an unanswer- able question. Apparently the Army is trying to cover up certain people in the USA.
 Copyright, l9i5, By Bell Syndicate, Incl 
 Tn 1880 Sir Isaac Newton produced a model vehicle which embodied jet
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
20 YEARS AGO TIE TIT EMPIRE
DECEMBER 19, 1925

daughter of T M Reed returning on the steamer spend holidays attending the University of Washington.
 H installed preceding night Commander of Afford M A. Lavenik and Wamsy installed Commanders and T. Petrch 
 turkey practice scheduled to take place following Club it's range Dairy
 oneha hour at the regular meeting previous the condition pipes no inspection been made connection with the possibility of purchase o system the city
 which 21 to join in following the Presbyterian the we'll choral singing of Christmas carols.
 Douglas fine program direction Mrs Rose Dav teacher in school
 Highest, lowest, 35; cloudy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
A. E. HICKS SOUTH
 ON BUSINESS TRIP

Local contractor A. B. Hicks left for Seattle yesterday on business trip for the Territory Construction Company and Territory Equipment and Supply Company He will make final preparations for shipping to Juneau soon ready-mix concrete trucks which his company will put into operation Feb. l.
 --f
 TOM AND JERRY BATTER AT SULLY'S BAKERY
 Q0,146-t4)
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solve this one, we'll really be in trouble in year and half"
 But, MT. President" said Wyatt. I'm afraid can't afford federal job. want to go back home and practice law I need the money"
 Truman hit the ceiling.
 T know you want to go back to your law practice he said. T know you want to make some money. But I don't like being President either. However, I feel I have to do it, so I'm doing it.' Then, staring at Wyatt sharply, he said, How can I do a good job if fellows like you aren't willing to come up here and help me?"
 This made a deep impression on Wyatt. Next day he called at the White House for five minutes. Walking into the Executive Office, he said, sMr. President, I've come in to surrender"
  cabinet officer to tender a man a job. But now Truman finds he has to phone men personally and beg them to work for the government. The other day, Truman, who re- sents criticism of his numerous Missouri appointments, told one visitor:
 People complain about all these Jackson County tKansaS City) ap- pointments But whenever I try to appoint someone else, they are too busy making money. At least the Jackson County boys are willing to take the job
 (Note-Actually most top federal appointees can get jobs paying twice as much outside the govern ment. Wyatt received only $5,0o0 year as Mayor of Louisville, could be making s50,0O0 a year practicing law. As Federal Housing Czar, his chief reward will be brickbats.)
 * * *
 IKE'S FIRST SENATE SESSION
 Gen. Dwight Eisenhower went over big at his first meeting as Chief of Staff with members of the Senate Military Affairs Com mittee. It was an off-the-record affair. for which the Senators went across the oPtomac to Eisenhower's office in the Pentagon Building for luncheon.
 Sitting over coffee and French brandy which he had just brought back, Eisenhower spoke frankly about Soviet Russia and other matters, including cooperation with Congress in running the Army. Dis cussing his experiences as the chief U. s. representative on the Allied Control Commission in Germany, he declared:
 If the American people had chance to study the Russians at close range, and vice versa, l am certain there would be fine mutual understanding and respect between the two peoples. rubbed elbows with Marshal Zhukov and others and have a high regard for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
YOUNGMAN HERE

Howard o. Youngman, former desk clerk wit hthe Ingersoll Hotel and reporter on the Fishing News at Ketchikan, arrived here yester- day to begin work as desk clerk at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19

reason it would seem necessary that the normal flow of plentiful goods be restored soon as possible but the picture is too bright
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
LOOK and LEARN 2, C. GORDON

II. What allowed the Christians worship 'naistedpas
 2. Distinguish between "Virtu" and virtue" 3. Why a lawyer called "Porta?" 4. the Anvil Chorus?" 5. "croutons?"
 ANSWERS:
 1. Constantine "Vu" curious of beautiful quality Virtue excellence.
 Because of Poa who took the of lawyer in The N1er chant Venice" I'll Trovatore." fried bread served with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
Daily Lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MIsUsED: Do T did not see no one s a double negative. Say, one.'
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: Awakening a-wak sylabes and not a-wak-ning
 MISSPELLED: Scissors; four Ss
 Obsquious obedien attentive, deferena rve kf4s
 WORD STUDY Use word three times and is yours Let us ncfease vocabulary mastering Todays the in ON) things earth do her homage.'-Eooker
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
MODERN ETIQUETTE

O. tip saesgirl unusually
 
 A. a necessary expected.
 O. should avoid conversation? politics. customary ball? "A. Supper is usually A M.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-12-19
FROM SPOKANE

R. c. Wilson of Spokane, Wash, is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
 DRINK KING BLACK LABEL!
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The w ashington Merry.-Go Round

(Continued from Page oneJ
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Tn 1880 Sir Isaac Newton produced a model vehicle which embodied jet principles.
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TIDE TABLE

. December 20, l945 Q .
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Venetia Pugh daughter of Mrs T. M Reed retur the spend the Christmas holidays She at the University of Washington.
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second turkey shoot and target practice schedules ace following by the Juneau Gun Club its lear the Juneau Dairy.