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IN A CLASS BY TELJ/iS' 'LV~S.
Lulu Fairbanks, says in her column
in the Alaska A'ockly, roe- i.tly;
Ahon Kcv. C. Fosso of the First
Lutheran Church of Ancortos A’esh
ington, visited his parishon rs in
i Alaska this summer, he concluded,
I ’> ft r six weeks, th; t Alaskans h< ve
| not b on changed by the influx of
; Ailitary • nd newcomers or che chfkos.
i Ec srys” I'ilitrry strenml’nin^ ; nd
contact has not chrn^oc? the ;v rage
nlr.skan one lots.. Th Sourdough is
.the vsr.mo self-sufficient#independent
i, hospitable individual who fr ly
| spunks his mind, pays his bills when
She makes the money, and would m t
|Roosevelt* Churchill or an, n? n,
|high or low on -qu; 1 terms’.1
I:"lts tocd again to meet f(flows’1
it said the Reverend ” who will t 11
|you- to your face what they think of
''you or my one else. ..lask us ur in
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