PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS—-PALMERALASKA
MONDAYS 7:30 to S:00 p.m.
Yvonne Nelson—Librarian
TUESDAYS 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Frances ELdridge—Librarian
FRIDAYS 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Ruth Havener—Librarian
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WOULD YOU BELIEFS IT?
At Livengood it is reported that two bca
vors nrc busily building a dan in opposi
tion to one being built by Lytlo & Green
Construction Co. who arc building a dam
at one end of the reservoir to raise the
water level so that water will flow into
tho tunnels and go whero needed in mining
operations. The beavers arc industriously
building a dam at the tunnel end so as to
obstruct tho flow. Every night they build
a sound 4-foot dcm. 'Every day Livengood
placors blast it out.
It is understood “that tho dam contractors
have offered the beavers better than"union
wages to come and work -on the-ir sido, but
the beavers have their own ideas.
TRAVELERS FEED 'TELL OH THE HIGHWAY
Ho understand that meals along the High
way to the .States arc not only very good
but reasonable in price. On the menus are
nicoly marbled roast beef, thick and tend
er, and as many helpings as you like; a
half pound of butter before every three '
customers; sugar bowls filled to the brim.
There is no second choice. You take the
meal they serve and it costs you 75tf.
The answer to the question of—'How do
thoy do it?—is that the Canadian Army is
actually in charge of the highway and has
supervision over the posts along the route,
Many soldiers and airmen cat at these
planes. 'Therefore', rationing is not so
strictly imposed and travelers along the
Highway benefit when they share the fare
of the soldiers-___
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