' volunteer effort in a cam
paign of this sort produces .em
inently worthwhile results.
vy bomber just the forerunner of
scores yet to como through Alas
kan bond purchases, a steady pro
cession of bombers and fighter
pianos rolling from factories all
over the country until, as our
President has said,’we will gain
the inevitable triumph -- so
help us, God’..“
A breakdown of tho total
sal s for tho"Spirit of Alaska"
by towns, follows:
Fairbanks 0103^125.25
Anchorage 54,900.00
"Lot ur' make this firs
30.793.75
29.063.75
238,406.. 2 5
23,593.50'
19,575.00
11,506.25
9.712.50
5.562.00
5.851.25
4.875.00
4.375.00
4.387.50
1.951.25
1.312.50
37,691.25
v Nome
*-Kctchikan
Y/r ary; e 11
College
Craig
Mnt3.akr.tla
-:>-Fost office sales only
860.00
it is reported that many ad
ditional sales vrero made through
the first national Bank at Ketch
ikan. These are, therefore, nop
recorded as a part of the total,
as the bank in question did not
participate in the campaign.
As to the'actual naming of the
heavy bomber, the Defense Sav
ings Staff offi'eo revealed today
that negotiations arc going for
ward with "/ashington for the
"christening" to take place in
the near future, meantime lu ' ..
Liston, commercial artist who is
serving in an advisory capacity
on the Territorial Defense Sav
ings Committee, is designing a
Thundorbird Totem to be painted
on the plane which is to carry
the Spirit of Alaska into lie
fight .against our Axis one lies
The Butto hirst hid Class
has completed the Standard Course.
The following members hav : com
pleted the final exam and will
rceoivo certificates:
Mrs. Faul Aklcstai
Mrs. Leonard Bergen
Mrs. lay Cork's
Mr. II. Gibson
Mrs. Joe Lenta
Mr3. Loren Mc-^cchnio
Mr. Malph Pioron
,.rs. I.M.Sandvik
Mrs. Loren Smith
MSMTIIIG
because
oi
CM
of
the V/nr
r- V .■>• • pr*T 1
the
the
• •ar. Ana. because
cost of r.a. rials
necessary to increase pro- \ction
has been raised. And Army food
is carried as far as the Nriy is
concerned free of charge from
Seattle to Seward. ‘i‘hc cl arge
is made to some other department
(A mere matter of bookkeeping.)
It Is all paid for.
Alr.skc.ii i amirs have corsxdor
ed the Ion- freight haul a pro
tective tariff to offset ccnpar
ative disadvantages in production.
Following a notion mad i at
the meeting, letters have been
written to various govern" ont
officials, calling their attention
to the situation,
Dean'Gasser, present at the
meeting, stated that Tanana Val
ley farmers sentiments v/c j the
same as those of farmers in the
hatanuska.
Skill OR FLAY GROAT SIKTYR
11 How Dare You,1' the 942
Senior Class play was excellently
done and enjoyed by a full house.
The High School Orchestra
offered musical selections and
the between acts were filled by
a musical number and an eld
time dance by the little folks.