PATROLMAN WON’T WARN LAWBREAKERS
MORE THAN ONCE ON LIGHTS, LICENSES
Just one warning and then a
ticket—that’s the promise High
way Patrolman A1 Luebcke is
making to all Valley drivers who
are piloting vehicles without
proper headlights and taillight,
or even without a license per
mitting the driving of a vehicle.
“All vehicle regulations are
going to be strictly enforced,”
Mr- Luebcke said. “Many cars
here have no taillight, or only
one headlight; some have neither
taillight nor headlights. Many
headlights are improperly ad
justed- I’ll give just one warn
ing and then the driver of such
vehicles will be brought to
court.”
The patrolman also reminded
of the highway regulation which
requires that all vehicles stop, no
matter in which direction they
are traveling, when they ap
proach a halted school bus. This
rule is most important in safe
guarding the lives of small chil
dren. The officer asked for the
help of parents and teachers in
this matter, also, for he said the
children could be best protected
by knov.ing proper precautionary
measures for crossing streets and
highways.
In conclusion, Mr. Luebcke re
stated the regulations governing
the reporting of an accident
“Turn in a traffic report within
48 hours on any accident where
two cars are involved, on any ac
cident in which anyone is hurt,
or on any accident in which $100
damage or more results to the
single car involved in such acci
dent,” he said.
All garages are required to no
tify the highway patrolman im
mediately in the event of a high
way wreck. No vehicles are to
be removed from the scene of an
accident in which injury or death
has resulted.
Wosillo VA Instructor
Is Married
WASILLA—Melvin Bjorn* in
structor of the Veterans’ Admin
istration on-the-farm training
classes for Wasilla and Knik,
and Miss Lois Howe were mar
ried by Mrs. Pat Carter last
week. Miss Howe is a recent ar
rival from the states.
Witnesses at the quiet wedding
ceremony were James Baldwin
and Pat Carter.
Ready Stage For Play
WASILLA—A group of local
men turned volunteer carpenters
on the evening of Dec. 13, to
build a stage at Community Hall
in preparation for the annual
Christmas play. Among the
workers were Carl Paulson,
Gene Coghlan and Pat Carter.
Mrs- Carter and Mrs. Coghlan
encouraged the workers with a
pre-carpentering supper prepar
ed at the Carter home.
Holiday In California
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bauer left
the Valley for a California visit
this week. They plan to spend
the holidays at Ventura, return
ing to Palmer in late February.
Read the Classified Ads on Page 2
Ministers Elect
Members of the Valley Minis
terial Association, meeting at the
home of Rev Victor Alfsen last
Monday evening, elected new of
ficers for the coming year. Those
named included Kenneth Hughes,
president ;J H. Davis, vice-presi
dent; Michael McKay, secretary
treasurer.
Palmer A Quiet Town?
450 Times It Wasn't
Anyone who thinks Palmer is
a restful, sleepy little country
village ought to discuss the mat
ter with U. S. Commissioner Dor
othy Saxton. Mrs. Saxton will
be glad to bring him up to date
on just what does go on around
Palmer Last week, for in
stance, the docket in Mrs. Sax
ton’s office reached some sort of
milestone when Complaint No.
450 was issued.
That means just what it sounds
like—on 450 separate occasions
territorial laws were broken,
ignored or eluded in such an
open manner that some one
brought the matter to the Com
missioner’s attention by filing a
complaint.
“Smiley’s Clothes for Men” in
Palmer Photo Art Building.
Ready soon.
The Alaska Railroad
Offers Volley Residents a Complete Passenger
and Freight Service — Daily Except Sunday
SCHEDULE
' ~ ■- Leave Palmer .3:30 p.m.
Arrives^Anchorage .5:30 p.m.
Leave^Anchorage . 9:15 a.m.
Arrives Palmer .11:30 a.m.
RAILBUS SERVICE
Can be stopped at any point along the route
Leave Palmer . 8:30 a.m.
Return from Anchorage at . 4:30 p.m.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
• Pare—$2*55 One Way; - $3.40 Round Trip .
(Plus Tax)
FOR INFORMATION
Call Palmer Depot — or Anchorage,
It's Here
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NEW
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CRADLE ACTION
Rear Spring
NEW
Curved one-pane windshield for easier
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Curved two-cluster instrument panel.
NEW
Steel-flex frame construction for heavy
loads and rough roads.
NEW
Fresh-air heating, defrosting, ventilating
system provides perfect all-weather
comfort 365 days of the year.
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