War Sidelights
, At Boston, Mass., 600 Navy
Seabees returned from 12 months
in Africa for a 30 day leave
They told of being offered native
wives at 10 dollars each. One
Seabee said a tribal chief offered
his daughter at the bargain
price of 8 dollars. When he re
fused the chieftain offered in
turn his son’s wife & his own
wife. David Belasco of Redwood,
California, was branded on the
chest with acid by a native girl
during initiation ceremonies
when he joined a native tribe.
Eupbrata, Wash,—Lt Col
[William R. i.ovelace II, a sur
geon in the Air force, has made
a parachute jump from 42,200
feet to piove that emergency
oxygen equipment supplied to
Army airmen is all right. The
jump is the highest on record in
this country.
Col. Lovelace froze his left
hand slightly when the jerk of
the opening chute flipped off
his glove in 50 below temperature
The drop took 23 minutes and
51 seconds.
He said he blacked out at a
bout 30,000 feet but recovered
by the time he got down to,
8000.
Headquarters, Alaska Defense
Command—Red Cross kits con-!
raining cigarettes, candy and'
new magazines and newspapers I
were distributed to each wound
ed soldier returned by hospital
ships and transports from
Alaska and the Aleutians.
The supply was sufficient to
take care of all wounded, and
commanding officers of every
ship taking aboard battle cas
ualties ascertained their needs
for the wounded during the trip
to a hospital in the United
States. Distribution was made
by the Special Service officer.
NOTICE
All garbage cans must be put
where they are accessible to
trucks or garbage will not be
picked up. This means they must
be at road side.
Bills are payable at our office.
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Delicious, home-baked foods
will be put on sale at the Lyric
theatre today at 1 pm, Mrs.
William Steele, chairman,
announced.
The sale is for the benefit of
the Community Baptist church
Ladies’ Aid, and the home cook
ed baked foods will be prepared
by ladies of the group. If past
experience is any criterion
customers should get there early
for a good choice.
Washington (-iT)—President
Roosevelt nominated Charles
H. Hope as postmaster of
Unalaska.
There will be a fire drill to
night at 8 pm at the city hall.?1
oAnnouncing the opening of a
approximately August 1st at the
LOG CABIN
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DOROTHY GRAY
Creams — Colognes — Toiletries
MAX FACTOR
Make Up — Complete Assortment
LUCIEN LELONG
Perfumes — Colognes
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SEAFORTH & COURTLEYS
Shaving Preparations
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With every $2.00 purchase of Groceries we give a valuable coupon.
The companion stub ol certain ol these coupons we purchase
each month for various sums from $10.00 to $75.00
THE FOLLOWING TICKETS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED:
Mrs. Rude Sundberg
Mrs. Hartman
Mrs. C. R. King
Ed Ophiem
H. Pollei
Paul Morrison
W. A. Bailey
Mrs. Clifford E. Lilletbun
Mrs. Rude Sundberg
C. R. King
BE SURE TO SAVE YOUR COUPONS
Companion Stubs purchased for June
COUPON NUMBER 033518 — We will pay $10.00 for this stub
” ” 034283 — ” ” ” $20.00 ” ”
” ” 034026— ” ” ” $35.00 ” ” ”
” ” 033946— ” ” ” $50.00 ” ”
” ” 033912— ” ” ” $75.00 ” ”
Have you a coupon bearing one of these numbers? If so bring it into us before the 15th of this month.
After that time we will have no interest in its purchase.
NEW STORE HOURS — DAILY 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.
SUNDAY—. 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
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