Fiddles were not invented un
til the middle apes, hence the in
strument on which Nero played
while Rome burned, if he played
on that occasion, was not a fiddle.
URBACH Says—
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are Better"
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Forest Service Says
No Highway
Funds For Seward
(Continued from Page 1)
question concerning continued op
eration of the branch of the rail
road to Seward is settled. If the
railroad is abandoned the im
proved highway may take adva'nt
age of some of the rilroad grade
The Kenai River bridge at Coop
er’s Landing is scheduled for re
placement this season but this
project cannot start until the right
of-way across the Frank Towle
property is settled. Apparently the
government is going to have to ob
tain this right-of-way by condem
nation, which may result in some
delay.
"The selection of projects to be
improved with Forest Highway
funds as appropriations are made
is decided upon jointly by local
representatives of the Forest Ser
vice, the Public Roards Adminis
tration, and the Territory. Public
Roads Administration is the Fed
eral Agency responsible for selec
tion of highway standards and for
the cost estimates. Mr. French, the
Public Roads Administration Dis
trict Engineer in Seward, is famil
iar with all this and you can al
ways get the latest ’news from
him.
“We think there is room for ar
gument on your point concerning
discrimination suffered thru living
within a national forest because
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Bible Club
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6:15—Dance Music
6:30—Bowling Bits
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11:30—’Teen Agers Music
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4:00—Sign on - Amateur Hour
4:30—Family Goes to Church
5:30—Guest Star
5:45—Your Hymns and Mine
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Music t
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5:30—[Crimson Trail
5:45—CBS - Elmo Roper
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i 8:15—Music
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| 12:00—Good Night
LESKO BROS.
Building Materials
1/4-iit PLYWOOD . sq. ft. .15
4-ft. x 8-ft. SHEET . 4 80
Va-in. WALL BOARD . sq. ft. .10
4-tt. xB-ft. SHEET .*
1/2-in. CEILING PANELS, 16-in. x 16-in. sq. ft. .15
1/2-in. WALL PANELS. 16-in. x 6-ft. sq. ft. .15
55-lb. ROOFING PAPER .per roll 4.50
Includes nails.
205 2nd Ave
CALL ADAMS 94
Steamship Company
Explains New
Permit System
(Continued from Page 1)
points of origin: We realize that
these shippers have probably the
greatest problem of all because of
the fact that shipments may come
in without prior notice at times of
the day which make it inconveni
ent for dispatchers to make deliv
ery arrangements. However, we
will work as closely as possible
with these shippers in order to
avoid, insofar as possible, tying up
needed equipment. Dispatchers
should be prepared to supply the
permit desk with names of ship
pers, consignees, and discription of
shipments.
Strict adherence to the forego
ing outlined procedures will be ne
cessary in order to avoid undue de
lay and inconvenience to shippers.
The gate man and receiving clerks
! will be supplied with lists of de
liveries to be made daily. Trucks
listed in this schedule will be re
; ceived as nearly as possible in ac
cordance with time assigned. Oth
1 ers who may attend delivery with
out a shipping permit number and
delivery time being assigned can
be accommodated only when there
are no scheduled trucks waiting.
It is important that shippers
urge their customers to place ord
ers as far as possible in advance
of sailing date to enable shippers
to put up the orders, make space
requests and subsequent deliveries
without encountering the "deadline
bottle-neck" which has been the
I Source of congestion at the piers.
for a good many years the only
roads on the Kenai Peninsula were
the roads inside the National For
ests and built with Forest High
way funds. It is just recently that
there has been any extensive de
velopment outside the forest. Also
the Forest Service advocated the
extension of the highway around
Turnagain Arm and the location
survey for this route was financed
with $130,000 contributed to the
work from Forest Highway appro
priations.
“We are glad to have your letter
and you can be assured that we in
tend to continue to work with the
local people and the other govern
ment agencies concerned toward
improvement of these roads.
“Very truly yours,
“Lyle F. Watts, Chief.”
A man is just as big as the
things that make him angry.
RED CROSS RELIEF NEEDS
Washington, D. C.-Relief needs
for 666,000 refugees, one-third of
them children, were named today’s
most urgent welfare problem in
Greece by Gaile Galub, American
Red Cross International Activities
Staff member, who returned this
week from a 30 day assignment
there.
Mr. Galub went to Greece to
plan distribution with the Greek
Red Cross of a $100,000 American
Red Cross allocation of elothing
and shoes for these children. Re
sponsibility for refugee care, Mr.
Galub stated, is being taken by
the Greek government, the Greek
Red Cross, and the Queens com
mittee, a group of volunteer wo
men headed by Queen Frederica.
In the course of his work, Mr.
Galub observed relief operations
at Salonika, Lamia, Laousa and
Kapenesi, in North and Central
Greece.
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FOR SALE. MISC.
KENMORE WASHER, $40; radio,
$25; 2-burner Coleman stove, $15.
Call Adams 159. , 75-76p
POTATO CHIP MACHINE, com
plete; 1700 bags. C. G. Erickson,
Adams 61. 75-78p
—-*
ZENITH table radio, coal furnace,
large oil beater, ironing board,
iron, canner and no. 2 cans,
Spertic sun lamp, bed and
springs, double bed springs, call
Adams 49 75-6p
BICYCLES, 2 men’s, 1 lady’s ex
cellent condition. Priced to sell.
Call Monroe 32. 75-6p
- * ----- .
FOR SALE. VEHICLES
'41 DE LUXE CHEVROLET 5-pas
senger coupe. A-l condition. Only
25,000 mi. Call Monroe 3. 224 2nd
Avenue. 76-78p
Patronize Home Industry
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
ONE THREE-ROOM HOUSE, 1 2
rom house, both furnished, mod
ern. Phone Main 175 or write
Box 605. 69tf
5 ROOM log house and bath; three
lots. Completely furnished. Some
finishing necessary. Sheltered
location Cliff Addition. Phone
Black 50. 55tfe
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LESKO BROS.’
BUILDING MATERIALS
Paint Supplies — Roofing Paper
Wall Board — Hard Board
Asphalt Shingles
Call ADAMS 94
HOUSE LOGS CUT TO ORDER;
also rough lumber in all dimen
sion. Seward Lumber Corpora
tion, Box 515. 61tfc
GENERAL ELECTRIC
HOME FREEZERS REFRIGERATORS
RADIOS IRONERS
at
Osbo’s Electrical Supply
Cleaning
Seward Cleaners
ART McKEOUGH. prop.
— Pressing - Alterations
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Waechter Bros.
When you get your meats from Waechter Bros,
you are assured of the BEST - -
SLICED BACON lb. .90
SMOKED HAM.lb. .80
Whole or half.
Skinless
FRANKFURTERS lb. .70
SPARE RIBS lb. .68
BEEF TONGUE lb. .55
Rolled
BEEF ROAST. lb. .90
BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOODS
I
Strawberries .60
Raspberries.50
Corn on Cob • • 2 ears for .30
Cut Corn .30
Peas & Carrots.32
Green Peas.38
Spinach.35
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