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Baby face
The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswick Phonegraphs
Always Ready to Tune In
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LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Earl Ohmer entertained a
| few of her friends at a Mah Jong
party in honor of her birthday,
| Mondey evening February 21.
Robert Allen, Jr., entertained
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three of his young friends at a stag
dinner on Friday evening, Febru
ary 18. After dinner Bobby took
his guests to the theatre. Those
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j invited were Arthur Tveten, Sigurd
Hp.nseth, and Robert Ohmer.
The Standard Oil Company is
building a new dock at their old
location. This new structure will
be a great improvement over the
( xd one as it will have a larger
face and afford a great deal more
dockage space. Mi^ Billingsley
is in charge of the construction, as
sisted by Mr. Hollingsworth who
arrived on the Northwestern from
Wrangell where he has been do
ing some other work for the oom
pany.
NEW ENGLAND IN TOWN
rlhe New England Company’s hali
but steamer was in port Sunday en
route ti Ketchikan to re-outfit. She
was in the storm out to the west
ward and had eleven dories washed
overboard. A heavy comber broke
| the pilot house windows. In all it
i was estimated that a loss of $3,000
was incurred.
AFTER JUDGE REED
Senator King introduced a reso
lution in the Senate that the Senate
, Judiciary Committee investigate
and report as to whether it believes
I Judge Reed is legally holding office.
He recited the history of the case,
| appointment, refusal of Judiciary
Committee to confirm nomination,
the withdrawal of other names pre
sented to Senate along with that of
I Judge Reed and failure of the Pre
i s dent to name Reed’s successor.
BOAT MISSING
The Admira,l Line freighter Elk
ton with its crew of 38 is reported
as being lost near Guam. SOS calls
brought the United States shipping
board vessel Liberator but when it
arrived on the spot the officers were
unable to find trace of the missing
vfssel or any of its small boats.
TO OPERATE A. P. A. CANNERY
Th Alaska Packers’ Association
lias leased its cannery at Wrangell
the coming season to the Alaska
Sanitary Packing company of Wran
gell. ' *
A short shut down of the Wran
gell Shellfish Company was in order
while a new retort was being install
ed.
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SCHOOL ROTES
Exercises commemorating Wash
ington’s birthday were held in the
grades on Wednesday afternoon.
The first and second grades held
a joint program in the first grade
room.
The program given b ythe third,
fourth and fifth grades was as fol
ows:
Song - Capture of the Hessians
Anecdotes of Washington - Elmer
Martens.
Life of Washington - Muriel Young
Washington’s Boyhood - Rondi
Molver
Landfarks in History Margaret
Uanseth, Imogene West, Muriel
Young
Chidhood of Washington - Lillian
Norberg
Youth and Manhood of Washington
- Allen Lee
A high school assembly was held I
Wednesday afternoon, at which
Mr. Judy gave a talk on Washing
ton and Lincoln.
A paper, “Why we Celebrate
Washington’s Birthday” was read
by Dagny Molvar. Ruby Rayner
read a paper on the subject, “One
of America’s Greatest.”
Mrs. Martin Enge was a recent
visitor in the second grade and al
so in the fourth and fifth grade
room.
Mrs. Havens was a visitor in the
third grade last Wednesday.
Some of the pupils are taking
part in the Flag Contest. Their
papers will be submitted to the lo
cal committee in a few days.
In making the award for the
best design, the Final Award Com
mittee will base their award on
the idea conveyed and the suitabil
ity of the design for use in an of
ficial Alaska flag.
In the regular monthly eighth
grade spelling contest consisting of
one hundred words, Alaska Jorgen
son made 100 percent. Jane Mjor
od 99, Anita- Stoll and Richard
J Tate 98, Edgar Boggen 97, Leo Ness
and Phillip Lund 90 percent.
Three pupils of the class made
grades below 90 percent.
Mr. Fryer visited the third grade
on Wednesday afternoon. Little
Frances Fryer entertained the chil
dren by speaking a piece.
Representative and Mrs. William
F. Worth and little daughter, Bar
Bara are leaving for Juneau on the
Admiral Rogers tomorrow,. Mr.
Worth anticipates a lot of work
during the next sixty days.
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