3lTrTT3 BUSY FEAV3RS TT7ST
~.q Butte Busy Beavers net July 23, at thi
"’ill'iart. Casler home, I.Iario Iiullon enter
tained. A sering demonstration on clean
hands, nosture while soring, neatness and
use of thimble was given by Dorothy Plum
ley and Marie Mullen,
Then discussion on going to 4-U Camp took
up come time. The following girls and
loaders plan to go and nerhaps a few ad
ditional: Mrs. Geo, Plumley,. Mrs. I.;:.
Sa: dvik, Dorothy and Fatty Plumloy and
Joanne Frank,
A short talk on friendliness to strange
u.; ils at school- just a friendly "Would
you care to walk over to the post office
with me?” and then "That's your name?"
i'ir.c is I,Tory Jones." etc, can certainly
ive a nor student a lift and make them de
cide whether or not they like Pal’:’or schooj
Plans for the 4-11.fair booth wore started
and some plan to take part in the general
exhibit as rell. Poll call ms t'Throe
t'-ir• a I like best to oat". Strawberry
shortcake won.
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SURTLUS PLAINS PDF OA.LT 2Y '
Seven flyable airplanes arc being offered
"or imediate sale on a non-priority, fixed
I ' ice basis, by t’ e ”>.r Assets Acininistrati
at Anchorage,
Located at Elmendorf Field, Ft. Richardson,
Anchorage, are f.:o tvrin-enyine Curtis C-46A
Co:snandos. At /errill Field, Anchorage,
one Stinson 3R-9C. One Foorduyn U0-64A
(' orrer.an) at-Ladd Field, Fairbanks, and tv
/oorduyn TJC-64A (Norseman) at Rone, Alaska.
Under the custody of the '/aval Supply Offic
Ad ale is a Forth American SUJ-4 Texan,
la-iovn to the Amy as an AT-SC.
All planes may be inspected on location.
The r-46 and TJC-64 planes- mdy 'be rurchaset
on +' «. installment plain, • .
For further information contact the Anch
orage A.A, Office, 2nd 3t. betpeen C- an«
D St re its. Post Office box P4.&6;
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FIRES 3LA"S IF ,jtJV:T“T)' • '
F -:IRB eFKS •'■•'•
Er o] o from forest fires blared frooly
end unguarded around Fair! auks last woolo
, district r i hi
•Aleska ire Control Service-'said that-h
t: -• rcre ever:.-—here and very bad one.up
on the ifukon. Ho said :: Lons cif
a " of timl r Lvhe , destroy ?d in
-nai :;oninsula bccc’fcc ;0f'ytfc’o lack pf
'"'VOO T-hich Congress refused to ar
rrorrie.te for fire fighting. c had to
tot all his rr.cn go and had ' ut one as
sistant. The -recent drought is aiding
the blaze in its do struct ion.
BERN 1C E ANDREWS M, D
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