MINING COAL AT 62 BELOW: A TRUE LIFE ALASKA ADVENTURE STORY
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< <*••-• .vc oelaew aero"
Tl*. - • .s ‘he question. we asked
£,. ~7~. lenerii rr.ar.
ajer *f Lsifaeii. Coat itates. Isc., ■
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- - : issiong nto the Sew Tear, 'he
-•**-- at th*- rate •vrist. their
rear's air." aain Xai.-^aman. “Tf J
tart tut* te y.n f surety
■in * ■ : ' riarr■ i '.teg Sente
er tirfrs ' ^e; my sleep fbr three i
.r * j.v «
. • .\ ' tart t". rr.pl e'ed a
_ . - risje f■.-,•■• the tracScs just'
•<- -e eater trap ait. They
-r-- <e;r here tuning 'fee areafcs
r - .r.rh mrt 'tamer
■» * s B ‘»ak Derara
*>.» if tae three showeia we
r •. ■ *ta...y operate, two rf them
l of A Geologist
To Address Meet
Of Pres" Group
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v-rti'y f A tanka Geotr.gv Depart
r*.er.' will ;how » ides arrt sneak on
A ttar'-'ina at the f; rat meeting of
■ - ■ ■ ■'<».~ '7 ■ r*h Pre43^ Club
* r* >— -v 3* 3 pm it. the Polar
?■- — f *he Traveler* Inn.
art: :-.forma'mrs fields, and outers
. ' -res-ed ire invited to a'tend this
• / “ -.1 be served later
. mu evening
Pr - Cl r. -"■•rr.ber- meet 'he
, ■ . ta -.aen rr .rri.
Civilian Defense
Meet‘mg Tonight
First national Fa lieu? Sh'-l
‘ ■ •: -rv-v . foe the - hjezt >->•{ a
P r,i •• C;... De^r.v: m^etinj!
7- ;day Jar 17. The ?roap will
d. • .-•. i-y. v.'ni:h is presen'- „
ly '? errrf-jcted in the Greater
.
-‘.•.rr to fc*. discussed will be how
... '>?*. urbanks
2 :\ ?.-:r '■* a
.<i Lodge Ail inter
a **• * . attend.
i'
Sf'i*- Empress
Thwrfrp
Tnur.-pTi.-Sat.
G3EYFR! AP'S BOBBY'
D CM A ID AND THE
WHEEL"
Sun.-Man.-Tue*.
'SAR A OCCXPD SHt?"
%•'«. «V*V*X’X*X X V-X*V‘X
1 At CP V Afreet
Then fro
Wed.-Thur. -Fri. Sat.
"HOUSE OP WAX"
AND—
"PHANTHCM OF RUE
MORGUE"
Sun.-Mon.-Tues.
"NIGHT PASSAGE"
AND
"PHAROAH'S WOMEN"
tr'.tce down viter *heir fetanngi
atiiad snr ds* to -he temar"- rem
'•rr.rr» The Tawe* jtrjfra1 an* *rre
iary* ver» rr••».■?&',na ’Ice gas*
’The ;ce ?b§ at the mirae was -to
task .u suildn'i sm yuur iatui
r. fr.vnt f 7 :>& Sac;- anri yet the
~en vert -v anyvnere fem
J ■ I * tours avert n *he ?••
k -father I: vas j'.t' .rate tart
to casualties.
“The 'sen vnrktng nsttiocrs hast
t the toughest artth to heat fbr
heir v • e ah; ft-—they eere fitting
tut —and .ceies
taruginif in>m Ires;' mwCals " '&•'
-*Ki -winw -watfrer
“At tin* lowest peak v 1 "—■
j •rm-ti Ta? e:>at snrr *' '. -* ; r
aarrks. and mors eual r*
VI?
1«» <C xrUvMta x Di
■“We areK iote to £>.' ■' ‘1
■ rj :f coal i tay ewer. r. -' :
*.•?? .veataer Tr.*a ia -. -a. :•
-rarUKHKis.
•Ta snake tainaa worse—'he c al
mine aeta -.anter rather tn.sr.
v*i
th— « fee tersperaicre
4 ,^5 -f*j»vn. amd the ******
%**« ***•«» ;■*« « •amiy
-TIms Aiaalfc* S-»-f.art ******
•• *arf j *fto in their hands. F*r*t
->«, r: r^fi -.» sv>** &*7 ««
.. - *:v *-.^. :•*»—' ■.* c-'.ul.in t
• . ,t;?^ f' an . r.c"’*
T^diiK» RAatiw
bres*
a nn Wrtn.
Ew&. tram
:n*
triT-6 ^-'C*«! / rr. 'i j£€
*J^e can fv a ?rui: of
,rmg them bac't »wl
Hook on another weti <n. and !<» -n.
PH
“Finally, after thu ted. -.us
tine, the tra.s was hrtoked to? ■ - -r
and the Cw engines were, ail* to
make me rm
-In spotting single ears, the
wheels were frozen so ha? i - 4
one caterpillar to pull th* - ?y
car and another one •, :o.-a 4
from the rear. The wheels oc—-:.!y
;m. hut merely skidded a,. 4 -•.«
track
“All I can add, is the men taking
pert m this* ope nation de-erste a r»a|
slap on the fewck," said Wausarraa.
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