PALMER THEATRE
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SWISS FAMILY RO SIN SOM
THOMAS MITCHELL EDNA BEST
FREDDIE BARTHOLOMUE
TERRY 1(1 LBURN TIM HOLT
BABY BOBBY QUILL AN
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W*A. Rockic v: .: has been in the
Metanuska Valley during the past
season, in chargo of soil conser
vation service, left last week for
the Stat. s .
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Mr, and rr~. Andrew Lahti have
novod from has ilia to the Lake
Spenard area, where they v/ill malro
their hoove in a house purchased
fron Prod Prill.
STORK PAYS VISIT TO FORMER PAL!.HR
COUPLE
Mr. and Mrs, Luther "Os!vy" V/eeda
of Pairbansk are -the proud p?. rents
of a rod-headed baby boy, born
Oct. 14 in St. Joseph's Hospital
at Fairbanks. "Osky" brother of
Bert hoc da of Anchorage, v/03 forr.ics»
ly employed at Berts Drug store in
Palncr as v;ell as in Anchorage.
The little chap has been named
Lance.
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At 10 o'clock each' nipht i Aatch
ikrp,' the str.ct lights 111'!-:
twice, sipnalir.p all boys - . pirls
unGor 1G to ; t off the s treets.
This is hetchikan's now Curfew and
Is to bo strictly enforced.
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Villijoliaur Stefa "soon, fared ex
plorer, has no trouble fi' lay his
way across an uncharted Arctic
wasteland, but an Alaska r Iroad
Station, without a compass we s too
rfuch for ■ in.
hr. Stef ana son was enroute to Fair
banks. After a two-day wait for the
!tv;ico-a-wook train, he cut >ed the
depot and boarded one of t two
trains there.
Io his alarm he found he w . •
inp the wronp direction. o
embarked and celled for c: ' e
section house 12 riles south.
travel
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