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auhtted
Clyde King Sr. Palmer; lira. Nettie Presley,
Palmer; Mary Balogh, ‘’'aimer; Laura France,
Palmer; Nra. Trent Johnson, ’"asilla; Joseph
Peterson, Palmer; Nr. John McGattigan, Moos
Creek.
DISMISSED
Mrs. Victor Falk, Rev. George Savchenko,
Mrs. Sigard Kwoppola and infant son, Mrs.
1 Harold Harris and infant daughter, Mr.
Hank Bell,•Chitina; Mrs. Clay Pruit and
infant son, Mars. R. lph Pieren, Mr.s, fLvip
Collier and infant son. Mrs. June Granger
and infant twins,‘Mr. H -rrison Marth,
Mr. Robert 3ipber, Walter Charli’e of. Gj en
A’len; Clyde King Sr., Mrs. Nettie Pressley
Mary Balogh, Laura France, and Mr. John
McC-attigan.
HOSPITALISED
Mrs. Mads Johanson, Mrs. Harry Duff,' Mrs.
Jennie Mickoli and infant son, Frank Bal
ogh, Mrs. Clairmor.t 0'.err. and son, Mrs.
Robert & ith, Mrs. Eugene Marsh and Daugh
ter, Helen Pierce of Sutton.
L t A vIN o PALM El\
Miss Erna Skaubo plans to leave for the
S:;ates next Tuesday,
Meat re-rationing is still being talked
about in Washington, but without price con
trol it is getting nowhere. The adminis
tration would like to re-impose price con
trols and rationing on meat, food fats &
oils, butter, canned fish and cheese.
Or MOL! JI0"N I S'7S
Local Youths- were /lustrated early Sunday
morning by an alert watchman while they
wqre very busy demolishing the Co-op men’s
rest room. T*'eir noise was heard at con
siderable distance. At the height of .the
commotion they were surprised and-immediat
ely took flight in a cloud of dust. r!hile
.they wdre driving at a dangerous speed they
were recognized by other eye witnesses.
Nhile it is considered a very elevated past
time, if allowed to continue at the spted
the boys were going, there is no doubt :byt
all the buildings on the Co-op side would .
be completely demolished in a very short
time, the watchman said.
It was the policy of a T-I;.-ine farmer to think
first and then ask questions. He stuck to
that policy.when a stranger approached him
one day and asked:
"How much is that prize Jersey1heifer-of
yours worth'”’
The farmer did his thinking and asked a
question*
"Tell me," he said :: are you the Tax-ass
essor or has she been killed b’- a tr.ain£
The National Small Business lien’s Associa
tion took a dig at-cooperatives, inferring
that they are dependent upon "subsidies,’”
"preferential government loans" and ’other
privileges granted or available," which is
far from the truth. Cooperatives use and
contribute to the gov’t just as any business
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