Ti^'X aLIENS TO TOM Hi
All photogruohic oquipmont,
fir-ar^s, ammunition, explosive
and rauio equipment both s-endin
and receiving, now in pors.-ssio
of enemy aliens of the Unit ad
States must bo irnmediately turn
ed over to the nearest law en
fovc'>r....nt officer, by order of
the President of the United
States.
Enemy aliens of the U. 3.
are - All unnaturalized citi
zens of G >runny, Italy, Austria,
Bulgaria, Roumania, Albania,
Hungary ana Japan and any other
power with which the United
States is at war.
In the Palmer area, those
articles may bo turnon ii to
Walt rr Huntley, U. 3. CoiuZiiss
ioner, for which h? will issue
a r ;C ;apt.
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.-.PS T.-l? S.J.iv'Oi’I
.1 Japanese fish t_g v:as
found on a salmon caught in th j
Kobul: Riv ;r last sui.ir-.or. It
bor . t .0 nur tror 154? and a
string of Japanese ehnraet ..rs,
appi*r .rtiy a as attachuci to the
fish soaryhere on the western
shore of ti>c Jorth Pacific and
is th.; second Japanese tag found
in Alaska this year.
L. SCKILTZ JCIRd FAVILV PORT.
the hone state than wo are having
in the i.latanuska Valley.
HRS. DOROTHY BELL ATTEBBING
UNIVERSITY
Lrs. Dorothy B. Boll, I/lata
rmska farmerette is sponding tho
winter attending tho University
at Minneapolis, Minnesota.
In a letter dated Jan. 4 sho
stated that Mrs. Mildred Lling
v/ho left Palmer some time ago
had arrived at her destination
and had boon 22 days on the trip.
" Tho country seems quite
prosperous," writes Mrs. Bell
several new barns have brm
built and plenty of work for
everyone.
EXTTftfSIOl! 3ERVK
GREECE AT
I-.Iae Stephenson, Home Dem
onstration Agent, Ha Ibid nice,
Extension Agent were joined by
J. Hazel Zimmerman, Territor
ial 4—IT Leader on a trip to Fair
banks this week to attend an
Extension Service Conference.
Many topics of interest and im
portance arc up for attention
at this meeting.
LASTING
BIG PROGRAM FOB P.,TSA.
TUESDAY JA:Y_ 20* ~
Community Singing led by Mr.
Ecrilmn.
Accordian Solo - ^eggy Foster
'.That parents can do to h< lp
provide a feeling of security
for themselves and their chil
dren during these uncertain
times. - - Don L. Irwin
Group Singing
Business Mooting ( Important)
Refreshments - Coffee and
Sandwiches.
ALASKA
PA’?' Tvri 'O ' C<" T *>?' ■ Q
i. xi .lJ .Ai x * i ' j.>iO v. ■ w»- • •
small fruits. It is not too
early, he says, to"sound off"
for a garden on every farm and
in every vacant lot. Seed
orders, ho warns should be
placed at once.
A v/ise old owl lived in
an oak.
The more
ho spoke.
The less
ho heard,
Ol .Thy
like that old
h saw the less
he spoke '^o more
can’t we all bo
bird?
Have your -/ASKING and IRONING
done at the
PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY
Basement, Creamery ' uildinq
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