; German Family Greets Jeep
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leuibers of a large German family gather around an American jeep near Aachen, inside Germany
jeep unit was part of the fiist column of the American First Army to enter Germany.
Kodiak Diary
(continued from Daze 2)
tliools, moved his family in
clumbia, taught tliere two
t>, registered as a voter and
(his poll tux. In the summer
S36 he went to another town
racation employment, then
[employment as a teacher in
tier 'county, removing his
jy there a few weeks before
date of election, with no
ifestatinn of purpose to be
ian established resident in
town where lie was then
ling. These facts support
finding of the trial judge
he had not forfeited his
Ito claim Columbia as his
lienee and cast his vote in
Wection.
ire Kalpachnikoff, 28 Fed
S9 (1928-D. C.) is a case
re an alien sought to be
ulized. He had resided in
United States for a few years
itimn five), had been sent to
irign country as an agent of
Baldwin Locomotive Oom
! and remained there five
".came back to the Un ted
teand had his hearing come
before five years had elapsed
* his return. The court held
1 his stay in the foreign
PL while working for an
•ncan company, could be
M towards his required re
^ 'n the United States.
and I know Mr. Tay
agree with me, NO ONE
* Territory of Alaska has
nKht to prevent your vot
• When you present your
^vote and someone objects,
■°r the challenge and take
•Ih that you are a qualified
tThe penalty for a false
*f‘t is perjury; but where
°nestly believe you have
JJtht to vote, no judge in
“Sited States, were you con
*1 an<l were I wrong in my
l°n> would fine you more
small price to pay for
^celess privilege of voting.
Frederick Paul
Asst Attorney General
Ruth Piatt, formeily of Kodi
ak but now of Fairbanks wrote
to her b. other, Harold recently
and told him about an experience
she had on tlie Alcan highway.
A friend of hers is a trucker
and his truck broke down about
75 miles from Fairbanks and he
went into town to get par s. He
asked Ruth to make the trip to
the truck so she could drive the
car back.
Kuth obliged and started back
but in the early morning light,
before she knew what happened,
she ran smack into a moose. The
moose survived and got up and
ran away, but the damage to
the cai was so great she couldn’t
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Souvenirs & Curios
For The Folks At Home
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CONEY ISLAND NOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Islands Electric Cookers
"TRY ONE!
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS and POPCORN
Candies • Bars of All Kinds • Soft Drinks
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Have a Coca-Cola = Come on over
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... or keeping youth happy at home
Keeping young folks happy at home is mostly a matter of having a house in
which they and their friends feel welcome. So don’t forget Coca-Cola ... it’s
always a big attraction for the young crowd. It says better than words, Come
on over to our house... we’re glad to see you. Be sure there’s “Coke” in your
icebox. There’s no more cordial invitation, nor one more refreshing, than
the three simple words ... Have a “Coke”.
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
It’s natural for popular names
to acquire friendly abbrevia
tions. That’s why you hear
Coca-Cola called “Coke”.
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ANCHORAGE COLD STORAGE CO
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