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April 23, 1948
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CO-CP riCTES
ANONYMOUS NOTICE
MAILED
The following anonymous notice was recent
ly mailed to stockholders of the llatanuska
Valley F Timers’ Cooperating Association.
STCCITTDLIERS R3fALLS FOR STTCLAL I'lLTITG
CO ST0CKH0LITI3S OF.H
VAT A' YSMA VAT. LOT FAR! TIPS ■"CC~-"~ATT
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Dated: Aril 16, 1948. .
To: The "resident
The Ilatanuska Valley Farmers Coc"
< erating Association.
",e, .the undersigned, being more .than 35$
of the members of the Association, in ac
cordance with the rrovision in Section II,
of Article Oil, of the By-Laws, do hereby
call a S'-eeial lleeting of the Stockholders
of the I lATAI'UflllA VALLEY 0AFITC3 CCCriBAT
TfG- ASSOC ATlCr, to-be held at. the Connun
ityO.all in the Town of Vainer, Third Div
ision, Territory of Alaska, on the 29th
day cf April, 1948, at r' o’clock 0.1'. for
the "urv,ose of submitting to the Stock
holders of the Association the'following
Petition:
"-.TITIOr: r'e, the undersigned, members of
the itataitsta vallry "a?:trg cooftrating
ASSOi''ATIOF, hereby Petition for the re
call ahd removal from office of the follow
ing named' members of the '-card of Director,
of the .1 lATAHlSICA VALL17 TAR! ZRS COOFTRAT
ITG ASSO^IATICI*, to-wit:
', J. hammer
A. R. Carson
Cs^ar "erttula
Harold Stephan
h, R. Frock
Carl Rasmussen
BC'A$C Of ClkEC TORS kU:C<<r
A new wholesale milk delivery truck has
beer, purchased and is now in operation in
Anchora e. The milk and Ice Cream business
is increasing monthly ahd new equipment is
• needed badly if the Anchorage Hairy is to
keep up with- the pace that is being set.
The summer months (continued on page 3]
Dr. Vernon Kondershot spoke to a small tut
very much interested audience on -Saturday
evening at the' Gymnasiun on his ejr erience
in Broadcasting on the IHGT Pacific Tu-.dio
[Broadcasting Pro gran. Dr. IT ndershot has
[spent 2C years of his life in the Pacific
'■lands and speaks several,languages and
[dialects. ' It was for this reason as rail
as his laiowled^e of the peoples of those
(islands that hd was asked by the U. S. Gov
jernment during the ’P.r to take char ;e of the
.Pacific area broadcasts.
I
JIc opened his address by saying that the
ignorance on the nart of the United States
concerning conditions in the Pacific areas
at the beginning of "’.'rid ’Par IT. was a-pall
ing, -IPs United States-was not only ignor
ant of .conditions there, but they were also
[novices hi'the art'of nropa-'anda in that
area. All this time Japan mas well estab
lished and were handing out scads of false
ropagunda via Tokyo Dose. Te United
[States realizing that it, -as absolutely nec
'esshry to combat this tyre of -nro- a an da and
jrin the confidence oP the inhabitants of the
[Pacific Islands looked about for suitable
personnel who would be capable of cutting on
!an effective radio v-ro-Tan that would a r>eal
‘to the people of the Pacific; Upon learning
of ~T. Pendershot’s long residence there, he
was asked to take charge of the Broadcast
[programs from Can p ancisco.
t .
’"hen this new Hy.’oad'eastinE• program rent on
ithe air it was. for only five r.inutos twice
!a day, but at the height of its "erfomanoe
it was on the air for 4r3- hours. They put
jon a "!ide variety of nro -rams in 25 different
lanmages to countries from J nan to hr.stra
lia. T!:e programs consisted of H: ws and Com
r.ent ary. , Dr. 'Undershot was not satisfied
with this as he knew the Indonesians vould
not pay nuch attention to facts and figures.
Therefore, he looked about' for material that
could be used to convey what they wished to
these people in a fom that would be enter
taining, He turned to the folklore for
stories because he knew that I. .donesians ’-ere
[very much interested in animals that talked.
Ail their animals talk, (continued wage 3/ ■
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA-SUNDAY APRIL 25
2-3 2 PM
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