MISSION LAITD
The public lands subcommittee has reported
favorably to the full Public Lands Can
rittec of the House a bill which world al
low tho Catholic Society of Alaska to pur
chase land for uso as a mission.
Acting favorably on Delegate Bartlett’s
measure, the subcommittee recommended that
3CO acres of land bo made available for
sale by the Secretary of tho Interior to
the corporation along tho Ar.drcafsky Rivor
north of the Kuskokwim region.
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NET SALVATION ARMY HEAD TOR
ALASKA
Major and Mrs, Eric Nomboald arc expected
toarrivc in Juneau this reck to succeed
Erif. and Mrs. C, 0. Taylor as divisional
comandors of the Salvation Army in Alaska
They have just concluded a terra in Hawaii.
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THOSE ".'ITT DNTSCJEFICIETT PUMDS CAi-TOT R2
TURTTO STATES
■The customs officer at Tok rerorts that
newcomers with insufficient hinds who fail
to make a r:o of it in Alaska can’t return
to the States because the Canadian Customs
reruirc a person to have a minimum of JlOO
on his rerson before pernittin ' him to
cross the border. Thc-y have not only been
turning such people back bjrt making out
deportati-'n slips. This means that such
persons -. ill have to work to earn enough
money to fly out or leave, bp boat.
About 30 cars a day on a average are com
ing in from the States, most of them with
just enough funds to get them to their des
tinat ion.
The now Customs station, to bo occupied
also by the Immigration Service, U.S. Dor-!
uty marshal and territorial highway patrolj
man, was to open last wocl-c. It is located;
on the himliwair.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP 'HEAD TALKS TO FAXit3A11\S
C7JTEP OF COICTEPCE
L. ". Baker, general manager o" the Al
es3:a Stoamship Company, laid cfore the
Fairbanks Chamber of Commerce the com—
pony's side of the much debated maritime
rate situation.
. o onrhasized that the Alaska trade is th
cornany’s solo business and that its ob
cctivo is to build it up and not to des
roy it. He predicted that the comrany
itself rill in the not distant future ask
<-he government for authority to reduce *■
rotes.
He admitted the faults dcvclotrcd during
mart toe servico which he said the company
i.. ojng its best to aorpodt. (ccnrinuod on
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REAL ESTATE
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BOY A I.IATANU9EA. FARtt-- SPECIALLY CHOICE
LOCATIONS-BUSINESS L RESIpEIYTAL LOTS.
Good Farms vrithin 3 to 11. Tnilde of tovm.
[Acre tracts in 5-10-fX) acre's closo in.
Novi residential locations-now available.
LIST YOUR EARNS AND TOUI-T NRORERY 1T0"T.
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS
1 and one-half miles N.U. of Falmer
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONTS for country su '.eer
•hones. 300 and 1000 foot frontago on
.beautiful lakes.
oawisl -cj-un.. 6<±u acres on good crecK valley
30 acres under cultivation- 4w miles from
Palmer.
ONE. 25 ACRE TR'.CT five or ten acre tract
in same vicinity.
GLOSS IN TO PAUSED - One’to five acre
tracts at bargain .pricos. • Partly cleared
and good wind brake on each.
ACRE TRACTS 2y miles from Palmer On bus
and light'line.. and telephone lino.
GOOD RESIDENTIAL LOTS
ONE N3T 4 HO0!i HOUSE-vith bath. Priced
to sell.
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JL20 ACRES GOOD CATTLE "RANCH land ftlo.se to
open range. - , \ ' ' *
160 ACRES GOOD-GRASS LAND - native :'hay •
and good vegetable land. .Not affected by
brought.
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but all a too that it is old enough to
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