nil/ Radio sdrils offered alaska
T"1 o hr*ghost stars of Ancr
ican's stags, scroon and radio
firmament shortly will be hoard
over radio stations throughout
Alaska, as the Defense Savings
Staff office in Juneau : lakes a
vailablc a series of transcribed
programs known as the "Treasury
Star Parade",, ha eh program com
prises a well-balanced 15 minute
entertain:, ont of musical back
gr ounds, s ongs, dr ana t i c sice t chcs
and patriotic talks to which lead
ing stars or the American show
world have contributed their time
and talents.,
Among those participating in
the first twelve series -- which
are new available to Alaska broad
casting stations-- are'kaurico
Ivans, Judith Anderson, Lt. Robert
Ilent gor.icry,U, S 0 IT., Igor Gorin,
A1 Goddman1s Orchestra, Alla Logan,
Carmen kiranda, Olsen and Johnson'
kred .ric harsh, Florence hldredgc,
/alter Huston, Izona Gonzales,
Gilliam Hargraves, Danny Kayo,
nary Jar.e L'alsh) Paul Lukas, and
''ady Christians»
The series will run for an
indefinite time, the Treasury De
partment has announced, and it
is hoped that radio stations cv
crhwhcrc will make theso programs
dedicated to the Defense Savings
program, available to thoir list
eners .
EXTENSIOII NOTES
According to a recent release
from tie United States Dept, of
Agriculture received by the Ex
tension Agent, he is informed that
every farmer or individual who has
Anti-Freeze on hand either in the
radiator or in a container should
guard it carefully to prevent eva
poration, It should be draw: from
the radiator as soon as it is safe
to do so and stored in a tightly
sealed container, having Anti-.
Freeze will lessen civilian future
demands on the chemicals used for
war. Indications at the present
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Local 4-II leadership ■ o Vic
tory service - it is war s "'vice.
President Roosevelt has cc\. .tended
4-K on its inportant worthw idle
work, particularly in Rational
defense, and has asked 4-H. ors to
do their part in maintaining our
nation as a great democrac Sec
retary of Agriculture V/ick'.:-d said
a few days ago, 11 That 4-H r .sobers
have a most important and : :ratc
gic part in meeting war-time needs,'*
These aro the words of our nation's
leaders'speaking to local 4 -H
leaders. Keep up your 4-H work.
Enroll more members than ever be
fore. Increase production of
needed-foods. Bdild health and
energy. Conserve. Buy defense
stamps and bonds. Assist with
labor shortages. Those are the
things which make the 4-H program
an all-out Victory program.
Every rural' boy and girl in. the.
Matanuska Valley will bo given an
opportunity this month-to1Join the
4-H club in his community, thus
giving him an opportunity to do
his part in this Victory program.
Plan now to join your 4-H Club,
The Sourdough Honenak ;-r s Club
v/ill meet Tuesday April 14 at the
hone of Mrs, Ralph V/crcP
"Koop Up Your Morale1'
j VISIT LOU'S BEAUTY SHOP j
Perrianents - Finger Waves
j Facials - Manicures ;
i »
Let The
PEARL WHITE LAUHDRY
Do Your WASHING And Iron: ng
Basement, Oreanery r-ui 1 W?ng
Liberty is the one thingM
you can't have unless you 0ivc
it to others.
William Allen White