Pee Wee Press, March 27, 1939

              VOL.  IV No.  16
J-.2S.EM.   ' 707 CC<
FF THE AIR
American    Tr?. ns»At lant ic
Clipper  lands at  „zores..0nly
difficulty      enccantered \
was     inability    to    boil
eggs at  82,00 ft...Hitler
is     expected    to      annex
Danzigj  important  port  on
the Baltic Sea next«..*,,
.Benny will give  up  fight
against  smuggling charge.
....Minneapolis Roosevelt
High School girl on trial
for embezzling K,S.   jour-
nalism club  funds The
weather man predicts  con-j
tinued  cold tommorrow     in
the north west Be; inj ..,,,
ning today    all uinneapo-
lis  speedsters are to t;o to work-house
or   pay heav Ler  f hies Mans  underway to  charge  100 for ride up the side
of the  Statue of   Libei ty Money.to
be  used for maintenance purposes.
ET./S NOTES CF 707
Capt.  0.  G.  Lippincott arrived     in  ca .p at  noon today,
on an  inspection  tour Truck       Drivers Nevin and Mogen are to be detailed
to Cass    Lake    for     seven 1  days where
they will haul logs At  the   present
time Haatsja's Crew is cutting a telephone line thru the woods back o p camp
..The new line will eliminate the presence  of unsightly     -oles    in   '' e Camp
area Walter Kiel    will take over
the duties  of Forestry Order ly tomorrow  replacing    Eugene    D-.jnett,    Who    is
being discharged because  of  expirution
of term of enrollment......Pete HabaSj
"Ye  old women  sl_.yer>"    : tterd -d    the
show in Deer    River     yesierd' y,  accompanied by six damsels   from town.
March  27,   1939
TONIGHT'S  ACTIVITIES
The  707 Minstrels will
precent   "The  Chain Gang"
a musical  comedy in tho
The. ter at   8:00.
There will be m; classes
this  evening due to tho
fact  t'a t the   minstrel
oho1'  will bo presented.
ASH FOR l/OOD'./ORKERS
Woodworkers, QBgoclMlyy
Woodturners, will soon find
unusual opportunities now
oven to* them for adding
considerably to their
cash earnings during some
class and spare time in
camp. Within two months
time tourists will start
pouring into thio north
country, and each tourist
is a possible market for
the products of woodturners. Get a start now and
have several articles all
finished and ready for
sale when they come. The
manager of Eagle 's Nest
has offered to sell free of charge any
good, completed projects made'in'thic
camp, Mr. Dunton plans to male a similar arrangement, if possibi, with
the -Parker Book and Stationery Company
lec  toe at Bemidji.
Mr. Forder announces that when he
visited Buhl during the past weekend
he arranged with the Buhl School District to sell us come of their Misce-
11' nooue scrap wood-working stock. If
tho interest in wood-working justifies
it, Mr, Dunton will try to obtain more
of this material from the Hibbing and
other Range schools, Tho wood obtained
will bo of all widths, lengths, thick-
no ;aoc and species, but is ideal for
woodturning purposes, and is very
cheap.
See tho    E.A.  for     drawings    and
suggestions  of  articles to melee...then
start barrelling.     You can  easily make
$8.00 a month in your spare time.
NO  CLASSES WILL MEET TONIGHT !'.'. I