JOIN I HE TRAPPISTS
Cont. from page 2
the use of living for things that
you cannot hold on to, values that
crumble in your hands as soon as
you possess them, pleasures that
run sour before you have begun to
taste them, and a peace that is
constantly turning into war?”
And he ends with his own mystic
theology dnd the contemplative life
He is'partly right, but so are we
who choose or must stay behind and■
fight it. out on the battlefields of
a cruel modern life, see how we cat
meet our daily bills of account,how
in spite of all, we can bring up
our families and most of the time
not even find a moment or two for
a short mental prayer. Of the tv/o
ways of life in my opinion, ours
, is the harder lot even though we
do not sleep on straw and eat slop.
milk hearing
Cent, from p. 1
restrict length of contract and hot
h'ndor-. the 1935' Act-which is'-restric
tlve.
3. Our Association has paid to the
defendants all sums of money found
to be due him for 1945 and 1946.
After hearing the argument from botl
sides, Judge Dimond stated that he
would reserve judgment on the case
until study could be made. It is
expected that- nis decision will be
announced this week-end.
JWW
YOHN GOES OUTSIDE FOR
TREATMEI\I T
EvSrett Yohn was taken to Anchorage
on S'mday of this week by JAB.Ray
and placed on an Alaska Airlines
Plano for Everett, Washington. He
was taken from there to Seattle
by limousine where his brother,
Buddy, met him and took nim to the
-Hid: cal Dental Clinic. ,nhis clinic
has the services of the best eye
specialist on the west coast, and
lb was for this reason that Yohn
was sent to the States. He had
recovered from his other injuries,
except that to his left eye.
/vv'V//vCj CLASSES
Mia.’.ng Classes will open on Monday
rl next week, January 16, in the
School Chemistry Laboratory for all
those interested in Mining. Those
interested in the course should
register at the Extension Service.
Eageno Erickson is instructor._
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HARTLEY
STRICKLAND
Eileen Hartley of Palmer and Furmai
Strickland of v<asilla were married!
last Friday in V/asilla by Rev,
Wenter Harvey.
T“ev-C0V^)^e v/iH make their new horns
in ^asilla. Mr. Strickland is
employed.at Independence Mine ana I
Mrs. Strickland works at the Ron- !
da-Voo. • i