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n Indonesian cane to 3: n Francisco and
told then hoy? Indonesians had taken their
short-~avc sots into the mountains away
fron the Japanese and had attached loud
speakers to then. ,Ti:ole villages turned
out to listen to :,I''usedeer and the T-'-or.’
Finally, the nay-off cane, 1 . "endershot
said, when they learned how a group of In
donesians had defied the Japanese and re
fused to load a ship,A group had been rour.c
• ed uv to load this ship, but when one of
then stepped out with—’Tide esians, rem
ember little Housedeer.!l the v’holo group
sat down. ’Tie Jp-arese realised that the
situation was hopeless and did not attempt
to force obedience. Tver, the Jr. an radio
admitted that this program had undermined
their earlier foothold in this region.
HO ME MAKERS NEW$
The CT; cior View C ub net on Thursday of
this '.reek at the hone of Ill’s. Lloyd
Hiss Christine Heller, nutritionist fron
the Public H.alth Do artment, end ILlss
Delores Zuiss, F' blic H’ulth Hwrse, showed
pictures on ''wtrition.
Hiss Hwr'lyn Johnson e:cr>eots to return to
Kenai this next weok to organize 4-II C.’ubc,
4 - H CLUI3 NEWS
Thu 4- C~i’ oil Co-Tiitteo -net in thear
tens ion 0 Tree April 21st, to revise the
4-E 'ronium list for the ” ir for 1948.
Suggested revisions rill be --resented to
tho 7 ir Board at the next regular mooting,
'Vs, "’■■mica's Sewing I .. d 7.. met and or
ganized on 7 Tv day of this week, T of
ficers elected were: Bcv.rly ica,
rrosident; I'.ryJ -e Clark, Vice President;
Dorothy M ffnan, Secretary; Tool a Sand vile,
Pc 'orter; and Marjorie M-rticy, Son' Lead
er. 7.0 next meeting "'ill be at the home
of Mrs. ’7ornica directly after school.
Thu club will r.:ert hereafter on the 2nd
and 4th Mondays of tho LJnr.th.
Or. Ti u' •: A ril 20th, the Bury Hoo’Pp
net at the 17:: Sherrod homo where - IS:-*
Sherrod r’ave a demonstration on transplant
ing. Bach member was "iven a few cab
bage: plants for his om garden.
* Ilrs. C. A. S.mdvik's ,roux’ not on Tues
day after school at her home.
Mrs. Miles Franco is now-working in the
Soil Conservation Office.
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