STRANDS GO
TO THE STATES
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Strand and
family, will be outgoing passen
gers today for the States.
Mr. Strand has been employed
by Lehmann’s store, and has also
represented the New York Life
Insurance Company.
The family has been here for
the past nine years, and has been
very active in civic and school
affairs.
They are not planning on leav
ing the Territory permanently,
a sthey like Alaska and will re
turn after the war.
MRS. G. HOVEN
ON VACATION
Mrs. Gertrude Hoven, widow of
the late Edwin Hoven, of Nome
and the Kougarok, has been em
ployed at Ladd Field, Fairbanks
for the past two winters, is now
leaving for the States, and will
visit in California.
Mrs. Hoven will return to the
Territory after her vacation.
SUPERFORTS
ON WARPATH
WASHINGTON, Nov 27, —(AF
—B-29 superfortresses went o:
the warpath again for the secon
time in four days, striking als<
at enemy installations in Thai
land.
Like a boxer, the fleets of sup
ers are crossing up their foe wit)
right and left to vulnerabl
spots. The big bombers strucl
at the enemy capital from Sai
l
pan, in one blow, with anothe
coming simultaneously from ai
Indian base hitting Thailand.
Send film negative of your favorite
photo to Thrifty Dan with only 15c
(either coins or stamps) — you will
promptly rereive TWO 8x5 Lux-'rtone
enlargements on beautiful, double weight
Eastman Portrait paper. Satisfaction
or money back guarantee. This "get
acquainted" offer is limited so act now.
Send your film or negative an
just 1 Sc for TWO enlargement.
H m no* K«vo , film or nogofivo,
Mnd m picturo or tnopibot, bu# includo
)$* oitro for nuking • now negotivo.
t® THRIFTY DAN "Tlie Camera Man"
N\Ql> PARIS AVI. and COTTAGI GROVE St.
_GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICHIGAN
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