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pennies
save
your
valuable
equipment
from rust
To give you an idea of Standard
Utility Coating’s economy—it takes
only 27t worth to rust-proof a 6
foot double disc harrow. It’s a jet
black asphaltic compound ready for
brushing or spraying on metal sur
faces. All your metal implements
have longer life with this inexpen
sive rust-proofer. Use it to prime
applying Standard Asbestos Roof
Says
MERRILL
COON j
Local Agent
metal roofs before
Coating. Together,
they’re a team chat gives lasting protection to roofs.
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“Now, now, Dear, just because you don’t approve of the
boy Daughter’s talking to . .
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Private Citizens Again!
lhe Alaska Steamship Company is pleased to announce its return to
private operations to and from Alaska ports and Seattle, effective with
the sailing from Seattle of the S. S. Baranof on June 6, the S. S. Aleutian
on June 13, and a sailing every Friday thereafter. Regular ports of call
will be Ketchikan, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez and Seward. The Baranof
and the Aleutian will carry passengers, mail, express, baggage and a
limited amount of cold storage and cool room freight. In addition,
beginning June 26 and every third Thursday thereafter, sailings of the
S. S. Denali are scheduled from Seattle on the Seldovia-Kodiak Island
route. Freight vessel schedules from Seattle to all parts of Alaska will
be announced in the near future.
For the past five years, since May of 1942,
The Alaska Line has served solely as General
Agents for the War Shipping Adminis
tration, its entire operations of necessity
regulated and controlled by governmental
authority. Even as early as September of
1939, the Alaska Steamship Company had
begun its contribution to the war effort,
concentrating all needed facilities on the
transportation of materials to contractors
tor the navy in Alaska.
Throughout this period, The Alaska Line,
which has served Alaska since gold rush
days, did everything possible under wartime
conditions to furnish necessary transportation
for the civilian and commercial life of Alaska.
With the return to private operations, the Alaska Steamship Company
again looks forward with enthusiasm to a progressive program of
expanding service to A1
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Daiiy Vacation
Bible School
The aunual daily vacs
Bible school, sponsored by
Community Baptist church,
gins Monday, June 16, it wa
nounced today.
Two sessions will be he
the church this year. All c
ren from 3 years old up to
including those who have i
pleted the 1st grade will me
the mornings from 9:30 to 1
those from the 2nd to 5th gr
inclusive will meet in the a
noon from 1:30 to 4.
A fine staff of teachers
been selected to lead the chil
in Bible instruction, won
games and handeraft.
All children of the coramt
are cordially welcome.
New Sea Film
Rich In Stars
Paramount’s film adapts
of Richard Henry Dana’s cl;
of marine literature, ‘ Two Y
Before the Mast,” brings t(
screen, for the first time, al
sweep of the sea and ad veiltu
action that has thrilled get
tions of readers since the n
was first published.
The picture, which plays !
day and Monday at the 0
eum theatre, stars Alan l.
Brian Donlevy, William Be
and Bhrry Fitzgerald, an<
further embellished by a
■ porting cast headed by Ho?
da Silva, Esther Fernandez
Albert Dekker
Dana’s famous story of sat
ships and of the perilous voy
they undertook makes a vel
ideally suited to the scope of
motion pic'ure camera. “r
Years Before The Mast” s
up, in the voyage of the
‘Pilgrim” from Bjston to (
forma, the terrible pbght of
early American seaman It
dramatically and suspense!
of that famous voyage whicl
suited in a new deal for the
of the sea.
Buzz, Buzz
It won’t be Eng now be
you can Buzz 99 and get son:
that good-eatin’ food that’s
ing now fa>ter than rumori
over town, red hot to ;
table
Weekends Bar—Be Q
Sweet & Sour added to
menu. Try them. Yum 1
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