Pastmaster Nelson receiv
ed a letter from Lewis Tu
lare from Bakersfield,Cal.
Mr. Tulare wrote: "Well, I
am a long way from the ice
fields now. Sure nice and
warm here. Temperature in
Bakersfield today was 90
degrees. Seems nice to be -
in the sun again. Give my
regards to all.
Have been staying with
Bob Stewart. Remember, he
was our cook at Crown Point '
mine that first year?
Am going to Hollywood
tomorrow for a few days and
then on to San Diego. Was
in Reno, Nev., last week.
7/ill be home sometime in
January."
The Bureau of Public
Roads men worked like beav
ers to remove the various
snowslides along the Seward
to Hope highway. A bull
dozer broke down and they
had to wait for parts from
Juneau which delayed them
considerably. Among them
working at the strenuous
job were Roy Thurston, Roy
Mitchell, Frank Wilson, Lis
Saxton, Swann Lynn.
L<
By the time the ms.Star
reached Boston, Captain
Whitlpm and Robert Riley,
Mrs. Oscar Plowman’s nephew
mate, decided not to accom
pany the Byrd Expedition to
the Antarctic but to stay
IN the good old U.S.A. The
captain because of poor
health and "Bob" because he
got a good job with one of
the Weyerhauser boats and
returned to the west coast.
Mrs. Nellie Neal-Lawing
is still at Beverley Hills,
Cal. She spent Christmas
Day in Old Mexico and at
tended the annual Rose Car
nival and parade in Pasa
dena.
Bill Powell, "Thin Man"
of the movies, married Di
ana Lewis’Vampas star, on /
January 5. He is 47, she1
21.
Mrs. George James of the
Alaska Shop, Seward, and
Dick Beisner, visited
Moose Pass friendf Friday
afternoon.
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Mrs. Irene Holden gave a Christmas party for the CCC
boys at the camp at Lawing which included a Christmas tree,
gifts, eats, and games.
Germany is said to have delivered an ultimatum yo Great
Britain that it shall keep its soldiers away from Finland,
deliver no munitions- or else - Germany will support Rus
sia. Then, IF Russia won, the bear would swallow the
dachshund.
According to THE ALASKAN, new mimeographed CCC publica
tion, there are 783 men in 43 CCC camps in Alaska this
winter. Two types of camps are maintained: the subsisted;
in which the men are housed and fed, and the per ciem,in
which the men live at home anc receive an allowance or per
diem.