HA I HE S ITEl S.
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which she conluctel services four
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on t St re et we re conne c te d up Tuesday.
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,urned on
Rogers from a trip to Wash
K r s, Or o ^ r
ington, D. C.
Walter Alexander who operates a fox farm on an island in the
Chilkat Inlet near v© gel’s cannery was in town Tuesday to ship out
several blue fex pelts on the Estobeth. He says the recent coll
weather has caused him no discomfort because his ranch, located on
the south side of the island, is shielded from the north wind and
bountifully supplied with firewood. He expects a ^oat load of her
ring from Juneau scon,
Lr. 1 cLP an resumed moving picture shows at the theater last
Timr s d ay. :Te w f i 1 r....s a r r i w ion t he E s t e be t h an d we a the r pe rmi tting
he expects to carry out his usual schedule this week end.
Wo r d w .a s re. cei ve d fro m 3k e gw ay t ha t t he r -cent col d we a t he r
forced a. shut-down in the schools of that town for a few days.
Henry Gorham returned from Ju.mau on the Rogers, It is thought
that he will sell out his shar in his mother’s estate in town
jointlv to his step father, l.r. Villis Hern of Three Rive
and brother lerry Hern, o f ' Ska.away Drug Coepany. In t
he does, the senior l.r, n-m has intimated teat the re is
pect of the bakery b Ing r -cp led.
Recent legislation in Jun au has provided a generous
ation for Territorial schools, Tt is planned to use pa
dentist to
-S, - ich,,
w r: that
.. s... pro s -
ippropri
rt of this
free dental treatment to school
sum to employ a rood
children throughout the Territory.
The r0y Scout vasl<ev~all team starte d practice Tuesday under the
supe r vi sion of Hi chol s. Thao v haw veen c ballon me d by the Lynn
Canal basketball. Girls and a rare is planned for the near future*
Plans arc afoot at the Halv e School to present a spring play.
Jack David s'roi a deer on the peninsular vVedneslay of last week
near Rattery Point. He mot help from town to bring in the carcass.
George HincEwan sold five red fox and a coyote pelt to Gold
stein’s buyer from Juneau who visited town while the Rogers
po rt,
Don’t forget the School Valentine dance tonight at 7:30 in the
A.R.Hall. Cake and coffee will be served. 1 usic by the Cootie
Orche stra.
in
Church Notice.
Ivr. and Lrs. Nichols will ve at the service in the Presvytcrian
Church Sunday evening at 7:30, and will furnish special music*
All who have heard their be for - will want to he there Sunday
evening* A special invitation is extended to the men of the Post
to cone and enjoy the music and get acquainted.
OFFICIAL INFORl' ATIC31 - by Sgt.Lajor Ross.
The following policy will govern in the c
■e of discharge in Alask;
An enlisted man who desires to oe aiscnarged in Alaska, vail he reouir
to furnish evidence that he will not become a public charge, by submit
ting with his application for discharge a letter from a responsible
rtv or.firm that he has employment upon discharge or credit from a
P
bank or other concern that he has the necessary amount to hi« credit tr
defray expenses until employment is secured. An enlisted man who desii
es disenarye to re-e nlist will be governed by the following: -If enlist,
ment will be completed prior to expiration of tour of Foreign Serviced
diately. If enlistment expires
nsion will necessary in order
Alaska; re-enlistment is prohibited, but
co i ve nicnce of the Co vernment, re-enlistf d
of j o r i g n o e r ri c e c o r one year g r an ted.
may be discharged and re-enlisted i mm<:
a f te r tour of Fo re i gn Se r vi ce an ex ter
that he may be discharged in
he
fo
may be discharged for the
' 3 years and an extension