Good Roads Work 1
Must Go Forward
A telegram has been received by
the Good Roads Assn, from Col.
John Noyes of the Alaska Road
Commission in answer to one sent
to him in relation to the Nome
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Solomon Road.
It stated that he appreciated the
telegrain and that it would help,
however no further action was
needed at this time.
The officers of the Good Roads
Assn, stated that the reaction to
the information should not be
that of stopping all efforts in that
direction, but that other organiza
tions such as the C. of C, City
Council, and other interested civic
ibodi3s should continue their ef
forts and follow up the work and
progress of the Good Roads Assn,
chapter here.
WATER DAMROSCH, NOTED
COMPOSER, PASSES ON
NEW YORK, (/P)—Walter Dam
rosch, conductor and composer for
more than half a century, died of
a heart attack last night at the age
of 8J.
Except for household help, he
was alone in his three-story
brown-s‘one home east of Central
Park.
D: mrosch for many years di
rected the New York Symphony
Orchestra, years during which he
comi>osed operatic and other mu
sic widely acclaimed in his adopt
ed land.
A calm, un-theatrical conductor, j
Damrosch used to delight audi
ences with his habit of turning j
around at the end of a number
he liked and remarking:
“Now, wasn’t that a honey?”
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Santa Answers
Bobby’s Letter
ST. PAUL, (/P)—Bobby Hiner,
9, La Porte, Ind., put a letter into
the Santa Claus mailbox in the La ]
Porte court house.
It read: “Last year I asked you
to bring daddy home for Christ
mas. This year I wish after you
have delivered your toys to all the
good boys and girls that you
would stop 'by and take me with"
you as far as Alaska when you go
home to the North Pole.”
Bobby’s father, Andrew Hiner,
has been working in coal mines
near Jonesville, Alaska, for about
a year and a half. Recently, he
suffered a back injury in an acci
dent.
La Porte businessmen, who han
dle Santa Claus mail, asked Ron
ald Mcickar, Chicago manager for
Northwest Airlines, if he could lo
cate Bobby’s father. Northwest
headquarters heer did, via tele
phone, teletype and radio. They1
found he was convalescing from
the accident and able to fly back
to the United States on a ticket
purchased by the businessmen.
Lobby’s father was scheduled to
step from a Northwest plane at the
Chicago airport yesterday. Bobby,
his two brothers and his mother
were on hand to see Bobby’s let- j
ter to Santa Claus answered in
even a better way than he hoped.
SINGAPORE, (#) — A protec
tion racket among Singapore
school boys was revealed recently.
The usual procedure: a small
boy gets knocked about by a big
ger bully for one or two days.
Then a schoolboy of the “protec
tion gang’* approaches the small
boy and offers to protect him at
a price—one dollar or 50 cents a
month.
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Committee Meets
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adopt whatever portion is neces
sary for their respective depart
ments.”
Ben Mozee reported on Law
and Order, and new members
were added to his committee, in
cluding George Bayer, Herb Jenks
and Hank Miller. He stated that
the Warden Service and Plant
Protection are now overlapping
and will have to be worked over.
Fred Kubcrn gave a partial plan
on evacuation and shelter with a
more detailed report to follow.
Dewey Goodrich, Assistant Dir
ector of Administration Supplies
and Personnel stated we are for
tunate that our supplies are wide
i ly scattered and he considers
i
there to be enough for everybody
for a period of from 30 to 90 days.
Lester Bronson reported that
a walkie-talkie system will soon
be ready for a try-out.
Elmer Straub was added to the
committee of Communications in
relation to amateur radio commu
nication.
Dan Jones was named Assistant
Director of Special Weapons.
A full outline of the present
program, which is being set up
with instructions, will soon b e
published in an orderly manner
so that all may have a copy for
reference.
The Dream Thealer is featuring
an ideal Christmas program on
Monday and Tuesday of next
week with a billing of “Wizard of
Oz” starring Judy Garland, Ray
Bolger (the Rubber Man) and
Frank Morgan.
The picture was awarded one of
the highest awards in the motion
picture industry and promises to
be an evening of enjoyment for
young and old.
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Here is a little friendly greeting
to each of you for the Christ
mas Season.
QUIANNA CLUB
Open Under New Management
JOHN READER
ERNIE GUSTAFSON
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Open All Night
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MAY ALL
THE SEASON’S BEST
BE YOURS
THIS CHRISTMASTIME
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1 Show, Saturday, December 23, 7:30 p.m.
“WORDS AND MUSIC’’
Perry Como • Judy Garland
2 Shows, Sunday, Dec. 24, 7:15 and 9:00 p.m.
“SEALED VERDICT”
Ray Milland - Florence Marly
1 Show, Monday and Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
“WIZARD OF OZ”
Judy Garland - Ray Bolger - Frank Morgan
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1 Show, Wednesday and Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
“MY OWN TRUE LOVE”
Paul Douglas - Wanda Hendrix
DREAM THEATER
Our sincere appreciation of tht
congenial friendships and pleasant
associations comes to you with the
Season's Greetings.
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