What keeps her so fresh?-—
WRfGLEY'S. She knows that if
you keep your mouth fresh, you
feel fresh. The pure, cool flavor
of WRIGLEY’S Chewing Gum
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Old papers at The Gateway.
PRESIDENT HOLDING
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 4. (£J) J
—Promotion of home ownership
through a reduction in cash re
quirements was suggested by Presi- '
dent Hoover in an address which;
opened the President’s conference
on home building and ownership.
President Hoover emphasized the
financial factor involved in home
ownership as being more important I
than any other phase. Although he j
gave regard to problems of com
munity planning and like activities,
he pointed out, that investors can
obtain an “abundance and mobile
finance for 50 per cent of the cost j
of a home through first mortgages. •
Our chief problem in finances re
lates to those who have an earnest
desire for a home and who have
a job and therefore possess sound
character and credit, but whose
initial resources run to only 20 or
25 per cent of the initial cost of
the building of a home,” the Pres
ident declared.
‘‘Those people w o u 1 d willingly
work and apply their rent and all
their savings to gain for themselves
this independence,” the President
further stated. It is to help work
ers of this class primarily that the
present conference was called.
SEMI-ANNUAL ROBBERY
The poolroom of J. M. Blinn, at
Kodiak, had its semi-annual rob
bery about two weeks ago. As
usual, the thieves made entry thru
a rear window, took about $8 in
cash and a lot of candy but instead,
Df making their exit through the j
rear of the building, as has been |
their custom, they pried open the!
front door and made away withj
their loot.
The gas boat Emrose, formerly j
owned by Capt. E. M. Johnson, has'
been purchased by Garon Svedlund, j
says the Seldovia Herald.
Miss Velma Soper, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Soper of Fair
view, and Morton Wesley, hard
rock miner in the Willow Creek dis- I
trict, were married November 211
at Wasilla, reports the Anchorage j
Times. |
Members of the committee ap
pointed to handle details of the
Shrine Club party to be given on
December 12 for Masons, Eastern
Stars and Shriners are Leon Ur
bach, W. C. Erwin, P. C. McMullen,
Charles Lechner and E. P. Har-;
wood. In yesterday’s account of ;
the Shrine Club party, the name
of Committee member P. C. McMul
len was erroneously left out.
Lee Hancock, packer, is spending
the winter at Seldovia, according
to the Herald.
Star Nielson has put his gas boat
Automatic high and dry on the mud
flats of Seldovia, according to the
Herald. And there she will stay
until springtime rolls around, Nellie
dear.
FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES
NEW YORK. Dec. 4. (/P)—C. Mur
phy, one of the three Fordham Uni
versity football players injured in.
the game with Bucknell on Novem
ber 21, died in a hospital of in
juries. This makes the number of
deaths due to injuries received in
football games throughout the
United States this year totaling 24,
Why not Christmas Cards of
your favorite snapshot? ALASKA
SHOP
Now is the time to ioovc over old
packs and have new bottoms pat
on for winter.
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