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T- n actions have been started in
fie Eistrict Court,-by the Alaska
h ro\ Rehibilitation Corp. against
C.linists located on homesteads in
t1 e Colony Project. The action is
foreclosures on the buildings that
v.ire constructed by the Corp. on
t:13 homesteads in 1935-36.
>c mo of the defendants have indicn
t d that they will contest the
; ’its beenuse they feel that they
cd not recieve a fair adjustment
'■ring the debt adjustment in 1938
nd becauce they have never rec&i
: d credit for work preformed by
* r mselves, which improved the
property in question. Several have
tTiied to make adjustments but were
turned down.
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I "’NNIR L^NTZ REPORTS ACTION.
Ion Lentz, son of Mr.5e Mrs. Joe
1 ntz located near the Butte, have
recieved n letter 'from th ir son
ho joined the Navy, that he was
In three raids, during the attack
on the Marshall Islands and that
t saw the first warships and bomb
os in action and hand to hand
fighting. Don says that he will be
-lad to get home and inhale some
f the fragrant odors in the home
V: rn yard, misses the cows end
horses especinly.
MAJOR SNODGRASS NOV/.
V'm. Snodgrass, son of Mr.2c Mrs. M.
. Snodgrass is now a Major,accord
1ng to reports from Fort Richardsoi
MRS. IRVING N^VVILL^ RETURNS.
’’rs. Irving Fewvilie,returned from
a visit In the States last vveek.
She even got to Florida she report
'here her daughter now lives, glad
fo get back, tbets vrnht they allso;
6£O.V£NN£&$ON HUKf
IN AUYC ACCIDENT.
Last Saturday evening Geo. Ver^e,
Sr. and son George were very badly
hurt when they got off of the ro d
and ran over a bank about 40 feet
high, on the Perrine Tract near the
Butte, while returning from a dance
at the Butte Hall, in an automobile.
The father has been in the Palmer
hospital butGeorge Sr. was taken to
the Army hospital at Fort Bichardson
by Army officials, where h': has oeen
serving in the rrmed forces.
At the present time both men t re
doing as well as could be expected,
and the injury to George Jr. se^ms tc
be serious, or a fracture of th
skull.
SENIOR CL/.S'? rRESENTS.’ 2 l
"Take My Advice" is the title of the
clever comedy to be given by the Sen
ior Class, Saturday, March 8, in the
Primer Community Hall, at 8 F.F.
Thi3 play is a thoroughly nmu.- ing
comedy, full of chirpy dielogu ■ end
the pleasantest people imaginable.
It starts with chuckles and swells
into giggles. 'Take My Advice’ and
see this clever comedy. It is some
thing different from the usual f - re
offered to theatre-goers, and its Hr
always amusing, sparkle at timer.
The cast include Mr, Weaver, ror
trayed oy Ben Hermon, who is a ^lll
ible businessman and has o weakness
for salesmen. Bud Weaver, plavod by
Howard Hanson, is the olvesick son
of the family, i'rofessor Clement,
played by Peter Sandvik, is a t: che
lor who seems to know everything ab
out raising children. Mare11a Scott
portrayed by Jeanne Bryant, is a new
version of a female commando who al
ways gets her man. DeLnyne Hig inbol
is Ann Weaver, who is ambitiom to fcc
on the stage, Kerry Van Kind, }layed
by Glenn McNesse, is supposedly rep
resenting a dramatic school.