Haglund Services
Funeral services for Lars |
Haglund were held Friday!
and following the ser-1
vices his body was cremated j
and the ashes prepared for j
shipment to Lake Grove,
Oregon.
Members of the carpenter’s
union, of which Haglund was
a member, were in attendance
at the funeral.
Haglund is survived by his
wife Anna, a son, Sigurd, a
daughter, Mrs. Everett Sund
t
holm of Lake Grove, Oregon,
and by four brothers and
three sisters, all in Sweden.
He was born in Hafvro,
Sweden, on June 29, 1889.
John Argetsinger, head of
the Alaska Public Works, out
lined the progress and work
he accomplished here, toward
Kodiak’s obtaining a new
grade school during the regu
lar meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce Thursday. (See
school story page 3.)
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Make a Date for
Sunday April 18 at
The Town Club
DINNER DANCE
From 6 to 8 p. m.
Music by the Town Club Boys
FEATURING
Jim Main at the Piano
and hear our
Sensational Singing Star
BOB BYTHER
<Dining cPpom Open 6:00 P-M.
PHONE 4033
CAB Denies
Charges
Charges that the CAB was'
responsible for the deaths of!
14 babies during a whooping ‘
cough epidemic was strongly ]
denied this week by Robert;
0. Kinsey, director, Alaska!
Officer Civil Aeronautics j
Board. J
Recently Territorial Sena
tor Perry Ipalook charged that
the CAB prevented a plane
from flying serum to the
village of Wainwright.
Kinsey investigated the |
matter anu later stated that]
Senator Ipalook’s remarks'
were based on an article which'
appeared in the Mukluk Tele
graph. a paper owned by Eu
gene Joiner.
“Joiner holds no authority
whatever from either the
Board or the CAA and is now
respondent in the Board's
formal enforcement investiga
tion, Docket 4010,” Kinsey
stated.
Joiner is a pilot and has
frequently attack the CAB
through the columns of his
paper, Kinsey stated.
Kinsey further added that
during the whooping cough
epidemic the Alaska Native
Seryice did not request ser
vices of any pilot to fly medi
cal aid to the village of Wain
wright.
Bud Metzgar, city council
man, left Sunday for Anchor
age for jury duty..
The Flemish Knot, Alaska
Steamship Company vessel is j
[due this weekend with Ireignt
and cargo for town.
FRESH KODIAK KING CRAB
coa&cct fo oftdefi
PHONE 4242 OR 4271
NOTICE!
WANTED — 100 Kodiak resi
dents to volunteer to pro
vide housing for 1 or more
couples who will be! attend
ing the Territorial Elks
Convention in Kodiak April
18th to 24th. If you have a
spare room or a spare bed
call Martin Jensen, 2172, or
Vic Ellis, 2283.
Alaskan Jewelry ol j
Nuggets
Jade
Ivory
Carving Sets
Hunting Knives )
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HOTPOINT WASHERS
IRONERS-RANGE5-DRYERS
REFRIGERATORS-DEEP FREEZERS
ADMIRAL ~
REFRIGERATORS RADIOS RECORDPLAYER
Fishing Tackle
Rifles
Automatics
Revolvers
and
Ammunition
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A. B. C. WASHERS
CAMERAS
PROJECTORS
FILMS
Mixmasters - Toastmasters - Waffle masters
Royal Vacuum Gleaners - Roasters - Vaporizers
ALASKAN GIFT ITEMS
Tee-Shirts, Head Scarves, Albums, Compacts,
Billfolds, Tablecloths, Spoons
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MAGAZINES
CANDY
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