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LOOK AT YOUR OWN
We know veiy well that if von Alaskans make a
pot full of money your first idea is to run to Paris. We
know something of that Riveria and Monte Carlo, and
we like it providing we're well heeled with U. S. gold.
What suckers we are over there! They take our
money in a smooth polished way. Its so suave and point
less that we have the coin out of our pockets before we
notice it .They enjoy so much to see us reaching for
something. And they don’t use a gun, either.
We do not wish to appear parsimonious, or nig
gardly or miserly, but why not see America first and
have something close to our hearts to talk about. Be
sides they say times are tough outside so why not have
Alaskans help them out a bit by spending this year’s va
cation in the land of the free; scatter some Alaska
money where it will do the most good.
Several Senators complain of snooping in their of
fices. W ell, the Senate has done much to encourage it.
Ihe nation shudders at the President’s threat to
call an extra session of the Senate.
TOM’S RIVER, N. J., June 24, (/P) ;
;—Lester Underdown and Mrs. Hat
i tie Evans were found guilty of the
| murder of Robert Evans, the wo
man’s husband, and were sentenced
i to die in the electric chair,
i The jury made no recommenda
tion for mercy. Mrs. Evans and
Underdown, a United States Mar- |
ine attached to the Lakehurst Nav- j
|al Air Station, were indicted with ’
I two other marines, Claude Car- j
michael and Madison Chappel, for ;
the killing of Evans and his friend, ■
Albert Duffy.
I WASHINGTON, June 25, (JP)—A ;
; big brother of the world’s first met- j
Jal-clad airship, the Navy’s Flying
i “Tomato Can”, is proposed for the
■Army Air Corps.
Authorization to construct the
giant ship, with a speed of 100
j miles an hour and a gross lift of 100
[tons, is sought in Congressional j
bills introduced by Senator Arthur
H. Vandenberg, of Michigan and
Representative Kahn of California.
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Oscar Erickson and Paul Shu
! maker, well known Interior j
prospectors, are now located on
! Old Crow in Yukon Territory.
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
j ( Second Sunday after Trinity)
Holy Communion 11 a. m. Child
Iren’s service 12:30 p. m. The sub
ject of the morning sermon will be:
|“The Presence of the Ark”. There
I will be a special talk and stories at
jchildern’s service. Children of all
ages are invited. All are cordially
iwelcome at these services.
Rev. W. R. MACPHERSON. i
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ONCE AGAIN VVE HAVE WITH US
The most famous character actor of the age in
one of his latest, arid best productions. A thrill
ing picture of railroads in the Mississippi
flood, titled
A GREAT 9 REEL SUPER FEATURE
We need say no more as Chaney is always
worth seeiing. With it we will show7 a fine
EDUCATIONAL REEL
Don’t miss this fine feature.
NOTE:—We are letting this feature go at the regular
prices as we did not have to pay extra for it this time.
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JULY 14
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