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HUTCH MOTJC£S
SUNDAY, APRIL I8TH.
VALLEY Cf , FEL PASTORS
Rev. & tin . ?:.E. Eeyer
Church School and 7/orship 10:00 am.
Church Service 8:00 pm.
JVednesda;. Evening, Service 8:00 pm.
ST. JOLT’S LUTHERAN
Woodrow I. -rth
Sunday S ool
Sunday Services
ST. MIC TEL'S CATHOLIC
Rev. Pail - r Sneed
Sunday s
UNI TEL ; > ' TESTA TTT
PASTOR
10:00 am.
11:00 am.
PASTOR
10:00 am.
PASTOR
Sunday f’ n ool 10:00 am.
Morning urship 11:00 am.
Christian Endeavor,
(1st. ,3rd ., 5th. Sundays) 7:00 pm.
C. Sullivan, known as "Sully" to
his many friends in the Valley, was
a visitor this week. He was nc
compani:' by Mrs. Sullivan and the
children.
Miss Mae Stephans on, in charge of
Extension work, was called to An
chorage this week on the Grand
Jury.
Several farmers took advantage of
the goc'5 weather and finished
threshing grain last month.
The A.P.R.C* has a crew of men
supplied by the U.3, Employment
Burec.u oi Anchorage, clearing land
and bett1ng out mine props and wood
on the ol■’ Wagner Tract, south of
Palmer.
Prank I-ell and family have moved
onto the Torre 1 Prank Tract/- near
the Puttc. Mr. Bell is a brother
of Lloyd Bell, deceased.
Postmaster Harry DeLend was an
Anchorage visitor this week._
Niclc Ananock of Fklutnn spent a
few days at the hospital this week
for treatment and observation.
Frs. George Vf’nne is being treat
or1 in the hospital for sciatica.
Frank Eorovena of Independence
,fine has been hospitalize'''' for a
severe case of influenza.
Pneumonia has made ",ra. Pill Sher
wood r hospital patient this week.
Feuline Cnlugnn of Fklutna Is at
the hospital for observation rnd
trectmfcnt.
Frank Watson has been steadily
improving and will be able to leave
the hosplta-l the first of the week.
H.rs. Pauline '.Vats on of ^nchorn^e
is a prtient in the hospital.
From The New York World-Telegram.
“Th:: news you rear* from the Soviet
Union is r.s accurate as any that can
be tiven from a Oroat country at war
They ‘o not always tell the whole
story, r n-' the figures may some tires
bo cut of line, but in general, what
they sny is true.
The sources of information arc ex
ceptionally trustworthy. They arc
the Soviet press, official communi
ques and eye-witness observation...
Communiques are issuer* each neon and
ni^ht. This winter they consi s t e* of
a pa_e, listin0 points rc-.captured
by the Red army, and several pa0es
of Cot ails on in* ividual operations.
There is no case known to I/Iosccw
correspondents of a false Soviet
claim to capture of any point.
When German counter-attacks have
resulted in re-capture of points,
the Soviet authorities do not mmke
misleading statements about such
action, but usually lapse into sil
ence on that operation. Such sir
le-nces are understood by the Russian
people.
I asked a Re^ /rmy officer why
figures on damage to German vehicles
had been underestimated, &nd he re
plied, ’Hitler overestimates, and
look whet happened to him.’
The censorship, which was the