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FOR SALE—1 blaclf'frir‘coat,
$100.00. 1 grey Unit dress,
$25.00. 1 white knit dress,
$25.00. 1 white gabardine
suit. $25.00.' All si^e 12. Gall
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00 s6lTS—for sale. Our new
spring suit samples are here.
See us for your new suit.
Samples from two clothing
companies to choose from
fit guaranteed * at Dad’s
Barber Shop.
FOR SALE — 1938 Dodge
coupe, good running condi
tion. Phone 3393 after 5 pm.
n N —''tv iff haVe^'a
vtfimtldrfaf' assortment of
taster plants and cut
flowers.
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NOTICE
Game night at the VFVV
is now Friday night.
Everybody Welcome
Agent for Alaska Steamship
Co., Walt Sipprell, announced
Friday that the Square Knot
is scheduled to arrive in Ko
diak on April 16. Upon leaving
Kodiak the Square Knot is due
to reach Alitak on April 17,
and Uganik Bay April 18.
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The morv.iK-bf tyla'fco via.-, a
comparatively quirt- month
for the local Folic. There
were only 103 contacts .made
by the local Department,
which includes all the calls
they answered.
There were 31 traffic viola
I lations for the month of which
^23 paid lines. These included,
expired melers 8; illegal park
ing 6; speeding 6; going
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JfiHtS J/ ! , ' lll‘
V!' uois that pa d iiie:r hues.
Th- ether 8 have not cleared
:then record with the depart
Ime it .
|. Miscellaneous arrests in
cluded, drunk and disorderly
charges 8; drunk 4; and dis
orderly condut 3, for a total of
15 arrests.
During the month there
were 20 dogs picked up and
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c uswered. The
r"r 1 ed RR n . its
because of their nature n< ar
rests were n ade.
Ti e damage to the au'< mo
biles that were involved in
wrecks was estimated at $i(lO.
Neil Sears, son of Mr. nd
Mrs Leo C. W. Sears, re :n
ed home this week from t-anta
Barbara, Calif.
Mother Again In 3 Weeks
Mrs. Wilbur Chapman, 31, laughs with her nurse, Lt. Ann Monahan, after she gave
birth to a four pound, six and a half ounce boy three weeks after birth of her first child, a
daughter, at the Chelsa Mass. Naval Hospital Apr. 5. . At right Nurse Lt. Alice Johnson holds
three-weeks-old Susnn Joy, left, and the new-born Wilbur Francis Jr. named for his father
an aviation electrician at Weymouth, Mass. Doctors said habies were not twins, that it was
! a rare case of mother having two complete organs of conception. (A’wirephoto)
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