CONTRACTOR OF KOSLOSKY'S KBT BUILDING
• ' STRUCK BY CABLE
J.A. Jensen, contractor for Koslosky*s nor;
store building, rqs bruise3. vhen a cnblo
broke and hit bin on'the rim;Id.nr and cut
a gash bclou his eye. Had tho *;rcio sttuc
hir.i one quarter inch .higher in the faco,
he mould probably lost an cyo. He mas
treated by Dr. Hoohn.
IT CONTROL KEASD5ES BEING fUSTITOTEU
EKCEFlTxDII bent
There has been no official release fron
Alaska CPA on the docontrol'program as '
announced from Washington D.C. this meek,
but from all indications all price • * •
controls.mill be lifted oxcopt on rent.
OTA Administrator Faul Porter'and Secre
tary of Agriculture Clinton ?. Anderson
are rorking on the prqblen Of lifting
price controls on livestock, neat and
other livestock nroducts.
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HAROLD RTCE TAKES NEW POST AT
EXPERIMENT FAR!'.!. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rico have returned to
the Valley and'are living at the Experi
ment Farm. Mr, Rice has taker the posi
tion of Livestock specialist of Husband
man at the Experiment Farm,
Since his releaso from the Amy, Hr. Rice
has held the position of Assistant Diroc
tor to Lorin T. Oldrcyd, Director of Ex
tension Work in Alaska.
GOVERNOR GHUENING GETS BUTTER FROM
GO VECTOR, THYE OF MINNESOTA
A gift of, six poundsrof buttor by the gov
ernor -hi' Hinnosota\hb the- governor of.AT
cAlaska, soirfc by-air on tho first daily
commercial NorthwOst Airlines flight from
Seattle to. Alaska, indicated tho future
possibilities of food shipment. Governor
Gruoning says that"it was delicious; thus
testifying to tho excellent packing, to
say nothing of the fine lasting qualities
of Minnesota dairy products."
In writing to the Governor of Minnesota,
Governor Gruoning says-- -•
"Fir more important than the personal en
joyment in war household of your wolcomo
gift is the implied opportunity of acquain
ting Alaska with Minnesota's delectable'
staples, and creating a market for tEon,at
least until Alaska dovclops a solf-suffi
cioncy in food products.
"Certainly wo hope that the poople of Min
nesota, from which'sane of Alaska's finest
citizens have come, and of the Middle Nest,
will bocono acquainted with our wonderful
Territory, as well aft with ouf splendid
sea products—salmon, halibut, crabs,clams;
and that they will also come and enjoy the
matchless beauty of our scenery,"
VALLEY MAY HAVE TWO REPRESENTATIVES IN
THE HOUSE.
Gerrit Snider of Wasilla is still holding
a strong first place in election returns
in tho third division, while Walter Huntley
of Palmer i3 in sixth nlaco,i'
FRjDAV OCT. 18.
"The Thundering Epic of
Grit and Glory I"
JOHN JAYNE
ANTHONY ' Q, U I N N
BEULAH BONDI"