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THE JAPS ARE STEAUNG
.OUR SALMON
ALEUTIANS
IN THE OUTER
ELECT ME
AND I'LL KICK 'EM Out/
DOES HE THINK
we're SO STUPID
THAT WED
believe
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DOESN'T THE G-UY
KNOW THERE ARE
NO COMMERCIAL
SALMON RUNS IN
THE OUTER
ALEUTIANS? THE
SALMON HE'S
SCREAMIN’ aboltt
WERE CAUGHT
lOFF SIBERIA
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'to ME ITS THE WHINING AND SNIVELING
AND BLEATING AND BLUBBERING OF A
POOR LOSER . FOR
YEARS THEY'VE 8EEN
SCRAPING THE GRAVY ^ " I AM IN
off the airline —jj favor of
BUSINESS IN ALASKA, ^ NON-SKEDS
ALL the TIME BREAKING! OPERAT
THE LAWS !" ^ . W4I .,N6> AS MANY
PUBLIC j
CARRIERS
AS WILL BE
OF gENlFlT/,
I AM ALL FOR
STATEHOOD, M' BOY,
AND I'LL G-IVE YOU
ALASKANS ALL THE
DRY LAND AS WELL
AS TIDEWATER
LANDS// ISN'T/
THAT NICE?
GAD, YOU
DON'T SUPPOSE
HE BELIEVES
TUIS HIMSELF,
DO YOU ?
THIS ADVERTISEMENT PAID FOR BY- THE REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRAT
FRIENDS OF BOB BARTLETT
j JSO Director
I Talks About Scouting
Scooting plays a vital role
•in the moulding of character
and preparing children to
later accept their adult respon
sibiities, Elliott Hymans, U.S.
0. director, told the Rotary
Club Tuesday.
Hymans told to the cost of
keeping scouting going and
urged all residents to con
tribute to the Boy Scout fund.
He has been active in scouting
ST
.'or vr fi] v<-*- rs.
Color* d slides of scenery
and vistas in the Moose Pass
irea were shown the club
members following the talk.
The pictures were taken by
Clarence Haas, manager of
Berts Drug Store.
Mrs. Vera Pierce, owner of
the Town Club, returned Sun
day from California where
she has been vacationing for
several weeks.
The
BEACHCOMBERS
for the best
IN FOOD & DRINKS
For your added Pleasure -
Hal Junso
at the piano
Open 7 pm
Dining Room Closed Thursday
Tl WAD AGAINST FIRES IN
KODIAK RAS BEEN DECLARED
DO YOUR PARI
T LET YOUR STOVE BE A
DRAFT DODGER
call Roy lor stove & furnace
MAINTENANCE
Also New and Rebuilt Ranges
and Heaters
Hoy’s Heating Service
Roy Arneson, prop.
PHONE 450/ I
DAY or NIGHT
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