Nelsons Visit Zoo
At Seattle
Seattle (.P) — Oscar Nelson
and his family expressed dis
appointment this week after a
visit to the bear grotto in Se
attle’s Woodland Park zoo.
Pretty small,” commented
Nelson after looking at the
Kodiak bear specimens.
Guess they just don’t do so
well away from home.”
Nelson and his family are
outside on a trip. It is the first
visit outside for Mrs. Nelson
and three of the children.
M. T. Winninghoff, repre
sentative of the Utah Tailor
ing Mills, is in town this week
displaying his line of women’s
wear.
Johnson Family Leaves
For Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Johnson
and two children left this j
week for the middle west.
Johnson will attend the Elk’s
convention at Chicago and
Mrs. Johnson and children will
visit his parents at St. Peter
and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mrs. Johnson and children
had not planned to accompany,
Johnson on the trip but at the,
last minute Mrs. Johnson’s!
father, Charles Madsen asked;
them if they would care to go.
They immediately said yes.
They boarded the plane with
out baggage. Their clothes
were packed and sent on a
later plane.
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Ridgway Offers )
Reds Armistice
United Nations (.-P) — U. N.
Commanding General Mat;
thew Ridgway proposed
yesterday that the commander
in chief of the Communist
forces in Korea meet him a
board a Danish Hospital ship
in Wonsan Harbor to discuss/
an armistice.
The text of Ridgway’s1
message to Communists’ com-\
mander which was released at 1
United Nations said: “I am in-1
formed that you wish a meet-!
ing to discuss an armistice
providing for cessation of
I hostilities and all acts of
j armed forces in Korea, wTith
j adequate guarantees for main
i taining such armistice.
I “Upon receipt of word from'
i you that such a meeting is de-1
| sired I shall be prepared to |
i name my representative. Ij
[ would also suggest a date at,
I which he could meet with
I your representative. I propose
i that such meeting could take,
place aboard a Danish Hos
pital ship in Wonsan Harbor.”
Callahan Transferred
i P&ul Callahan Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Callahan of
Kodiak Naval Scation, has
been transferred from Ft.
Richardson to the Fourth In
fantry at Fairbanks. He was
here recently on a 10-day fur
lough.
Buy in Kodiak
BPW Installation
To Be Held
An installation of new of
ficers of the Business and
Professional Women’s Club
will be held at the Mont
martre Inn on July 16.
The new officials are Mar- j
jory Gunderson, president;i
Audrey Naldrett, vice presi
dent; Margaret Moore, re
cording secretary; Irene
Brooks, corresponding secre
tary; Grace Pecore, treasurer.
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