* ,
, TRIKE,- Continued: \
eyorishly lengthens his list of needs to'
‘it his orders makes it obvious that a de
ay in sailing date will cause some up
eaval or let aown--the likesof which—
ell, if it happens#. .just put your dogs
o bed and tie up the childrent
Psychology may play the better part of
udgment, however, and once the orders are
n those who are responsible may lean back
nd sigh or ntentedly. But, mind you, this
an only last IF they do not discover ten
days too late that they forgot and filed
the Grocery list instead of sealing itl
Well* I know now What kind of a fur
coat I want next: A clipped fox dyed mint
green with a red taffeta linings.
The Civil Aeronautics Administration
uthorized Alaska Airlines on July 30, to
•esume transportation of cargo and mail
y DC-4 and C-54 planes0 The Airlines is
iot permitted revenue passenger carrying
, perations with these aircraft—the cpsr
tion of which has been suspended sinecE
uly 24 because of a high rate of engine;
ailures and violations of regulations#
Defense construction expenditures in
laska in 1952 will exceed by at least
~n million dollare,'~Iast year*s all-time
ugh mark of $140 million, according trr
>1. Louis II* Foots, ADS of Corps of Engin
es, It just simply is not true thet con-i
ruction work in Alaska is slowing down.
ISFj’T IT gaCCKTNGt
Southern C*0 iforid a wodo up with
’’Quake jitters” on the morning of July
31 as tremors c.f unusually strong in
tensity followed in the wake of the big
tremor which rocked the area eleven days
previously3 in which 13 people were killed
LAUNDRY AD:
”We do not teary your
laundry with machinery--wo do it by hanc
FURNITURE DEALERS AD:
”1 s^tand behind every bed I solli
«■ .— -P — — — — — ~ — — a*
"litany a happy home has beon broken up x
by an idle roome*-*’1
— mm mm mm mm ^
A Chinaman going through Yellowstone
Park. in. .the winter looked back and saw
a bear sniffing at his tracks in the
snow* He began to run and hollering, ”Yomi
likee my tracks? I makao you some more*”
The* trouble with‘most people is that
they are shoyting at nothing and hit the
mark every "time*®
Marianne Flen^burg suffered a stiver®
out on her .leg when she f ell c-ovn vhilee
playing last 'w?e:c0 Yirginis. Spears gavee
her First Aid, Later IS stJv.'hoa wer®
taken in it at the bcjpital>
She?c a base-1 ?*;. v.a.-.,<i
to play without a dieviunU