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Vol. IV No. 19
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Price W'J
(,Ed* Note* This Is ths enly headline I can
think ef for this artielot)
"The Open Road" te Dillinghams does not
mean the open# spacious prairie country
referred to in American poetryi hut rather
it means a narrow# snowu>anked lane thru
which cars can snake their way* Any kind
of course that connects Dillingham and
Kannkanak verifies the noun# road* and any
kind of an opening that will admit a oar
sufficies the adjective, open* Right now
we almost have this “open road”*
The most heckled men in town are the
ARC boys whom# we believe, you will find
as glad as you to have the roads open a~
gain* (You must get to be HEAVY on their
necks—after a while!)
Take a walk down the road and see for
yourself (take a camera to show Juneau)
the tons of snow that had to be moved*
than observe the equipment that is ALL
the ARC orew has to use; realize, too#
that Red and Albert doo all the mechanical
work a s well as the actual road clearing;
o.nd, then ponder the information that Roaa
doss Jaynes was warned to curtail expenses,
or there would be no more money for this
work after liaroh 7th t Then, in all fairnes
to everyone# admit that the weather is the
,1-•— (P&ga £iva#-Rleae^)- - ---
PETTY CROOKS STILL ON LOOSE
The petty thieves who have been taking
things wherever they could are still on
the loose as they continue to pilfer.
The latest item to be reported as being
stoten from the Opland Hotel, Bob Shannon
and Howard Laramore was 6tove oil which
the vandals have been siphoning out of
drums*
Saturday evening, Feb. 6, while Mr.
amd Mrs* Dillon and several hotel guests
were at the Green Front enjoying a musi
cal interlude with Fr. Greif and his
accordion, a meurader entered the hotel,
ransacked each room, pulled out all the
drawers and even we nt thru Dillon*3 a
partment.
During his search, Virginia Spears
walked thru the hall and called up tier
stairway leading to Dillons*. Behind hor
someone ran across the hall and locked
himself in the bathroom. This was probabl
the sneak-thief• Such chance will end hie
masquerade some day.
i>e warned and locic your homes and buri
ness pxaces, oe on the *loolcout for these
law violators. This situation could get
3out of hand.
C’.AcP. BENEFIT DANCE
Friday Feb* 12
FEATURED DANCES BY THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
SKI OUT AND SEE US
WALK OUT AND SEE US
RIDE OUT AND SEE US
BAR SERVICE
AT THE
SOFT DRINKS
and
CAFE S E R M ?