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March Z~1979.
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PRESS SQliHS
it witu now that the Ureal w all
•f Chin* has also attacked poor little
Japan.—Italia* News.
VniOj/aaz municipal scrip is one way
vf ipaking people spend their money
at home.—Publisher* Syndicate.
A lot of the jtrewmt activity at
* aahiafcton can be d escribed at the
shuffle before the new deaL—Arkan
sas Gazette. •
Still, th* railroads wouldn't need to
haul so much else if they weren't
hauling so much wjtter.—Los Angeles
Tiroes.
We’ve often wpndered why these
five-and-tenn store*, these last few
years, haven't carried a line of stocks
and bonds.—Toronto Star.
Perhaps France want* to save the
money she knows she couldn’t borrow
for another war.—Toledo Blade.
Japan is learning that the hardest,
place to balance a badge?, is on the
end of a sword.—Ssn Francisco
Chronicle.
The real te*^ of the new .deal will
be whether ttjtt'iagc** the budget by
addition or Hjuh^r^tign.—^edar f alls
<Io»fa) Record.
T1>e dollar goes fanner, twe,d»yi.
have gone so far that we’ve lost
track of them completely^ewjg^jt
ain Herald,
As a matter of fact, the jvesea^
purchasing power of the dollar is no
higher time nformerly if allow race is
made for thf time and ingenuity re
quired to get one.—A rkansa* Gazrtte.
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The political medicine-men, bow
eyer. will hold to their faith in
(tpacknocrasy.,—Norfolk Virgimac
Pilot.
Iwu.h rt strange how tht ng»d econ
omy pledges now require stiff taxa
tion to make them stand up?—Della*
News.
Trim tying expenses is a Govgrr- w
'-mesit'e last resort when the taxpayers
can stand no more trimming.—Arkan-.
ass Gazette.
Jtyjt now -xeryOod.v seems to favor
a more equitable division, of wealth,
provided he gets more than he’s now.
getting.—Boston Herald.
There are some 30,000 too. many,
doctors in the country, a college sur
vey discloses, and possibly we ought
• to eat an apple only every other day.
' to take up the slack.—Boston Herald.
If the inhabitants consume enough
ZJ2. per cent beer to put the Govern
ment on its feet theyTl h be that
j way themselves.—Arkansas Gazette,
Izvesta, official Communist organ,
hails the successful completion of the
- Soviet Five-Year Plan Those who
argue the point will have their cab
. hage soup cut off.—Detroit News.
MORE PROSPECTORS NEEDED
IN ALASKA. SAYS J. W. TROY
. J<4b W. Troy, of Juneau, who in
j ail likelihood will receive appointment'
_gs next Governor of Alaska, passed
: through Seattle a few days ago on
his way to Washington, on business,
and incidentally to attend the inaug
ural proceedings at Washington on !
March 4. To a Seattle Weekly man'
Mr. Troy expressed himself as fol
j lows on Alaskan matters:
“It’s a nil! wind that blows nobody '
good. The depression does not affect
j the Territory like it does the Outside
! world. Our basic industries are
/sound, our resources bountiful and
' unlimited, and under the conditions
1 ‘generally existing the people af
Alaska realize ho wfortunate is their ‘
lot. More prospectors are combing j
frie bills and streams in quest of min
eral wealth, and I look forward to
banner years of gold production in
, the Northland. _Yes, strange as it
{may seem, I am of the opinion that
the depression period will help in the
development of our vast resources,
i which, as yet, have hardly been
i scratched. Let us have more pros
j-pectors—Alaska _ needs them, and
i need needg them badly.”
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FA1KBANK8, ALASKA
ALAIt A LEGISLATURE TO
TO -CQNVENJg MARCH*
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T*!# Tt-rn nni~ Leghtatune will
meet in Jua^^H^Mondty* M#*ch fi,
with the fqilhm&qg member® in at
tendance:
Hu**-.
First Diva, iy ^ f.. J. B--ja»n»vjch.
Joe Greet . Thom a# Jtsdntjn s.qjj i. Wf
Kehoe, all Democrats.
Second Div?*'**—T. Blake,. Nek
Swanberg, George Hefiericfc. Repute
Bears: T. -ecott, Democrat.
Third Djviskm—-Joseph .S, H of ma-a,
Warren A. Taylor, James A. Patter
son apd Mcrtotjcheoi^ all Demo
crats
Fourth Drvisioas—Joe MeD^gald,
Alton G. Nordak George A* Lingo,
Democrats; Andes* ..Neriacd. Re
publican.
There wail, be IS Detaocnsis it), the
House and 4 Republicans.
Senate
First- Division—Norman-^ Walker,
Allan Sfai|ttuck (boldoeerL hots fsez h
itcrats..
Second vision—Jaiwes Frawle?,
Democrat; Alfred Lomen <h..idc/ver,i
Repubijgn.
Third Dvisk-n—Jsages Campbell,
Democrat ; Robert .Bragaw (.faoldovtg),
Republican.
Fourth Division—Luther C. Hess,
Thomas J,- De Yane, both-- Dean- <crat§,.
There will be six Democrats and
two Republicans in the Senate-.
A FEW SAID TO BE SLATED t
FO» ROOSEVELT CABINET
WASHINGTON.—The five persons,
one a w-c, 13912. who are -scfieanJed to
take leading duties on the Roosevelt
ship of state are:
Carter Glass, Senator,, from Vir
ginia. Trsiwy Depart-taent.
Frances Perkins, industrial eomgnsr
noner of New York, Labog- Depart
ment.
Tbotna# J. iJFalsh,^ Senator from
Montana, Attorney GeneraL
James A. Farley, Democratic party
rhairmar^ Postmaster- General.
Cordell Hull, Snator from Tennes
see. Mr. Hall is reported definitely
for some Cabinet post, but .thfc Presi-;
lent~elee£_ha«JML decided, ,it is said,,
which place to offer him.
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Weekly Reminder. .
Friepd—Yoir will soon „forget her
md be hapjly4!?^g^p.
Jilted Suitar—Oh, a®, I shan’t. I’ve*
taougfct too jBOchr for, her,#B the in
stallment glass.—Aarwers (London.
-** Th^pghrteas .Man,
Man-About-Towrv (to valet)—Did
Kou cancel all my engagements as 1
Lftld you to, James *
“Yes, sir, but Lady Violet didn't
take it vary well . She said you were
?oing to snafry her next weelu’-V^Tit
Bhs (London,).
T«f Much Competition
“Excuse me, sir, but have you fin
ished your soup?”
“Yes. Why do ypu ask?’’ -
“Now tye can. begin the concert."—
iVoche im Bild (Oitenk. 4 .
Affable Friend—You aren’t looking'
mo bright today. -
JTHd Other—No, I mustn’t. Yoixpee
he doctor has ordered my wife away,
ind if I look pleased she swart go.—
iumorist, London.
1 never send a subordinate- off ipn
i fool’s errand."
“No, it’s go much better to go z»ur
elf.”—Illinois Siren.
j! Flftok J. Guskey
■ Notary Public
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