dwells Have Son
jjr amJ Mrs. R. V. Stockwell,
ns city, are the parents of a
born yesterday at the Grif
jjanorial hospital.
■t uew arrival weighed 8
yb 3 ounces and has been
^ Richard Vincent. His
;nday, December 8, is the
eas his mother’s. It is the
pie’s first child.
|r. Stockwell is a civilian em
feof the naval base
|is. Anne Cichoski under
ita tonsil operation this week
beGM hospital.
formation Sought
information is sought about
following persons:
Pietor Swanson—Born Swed
M&rch 14, 1876. Came to U.
n 1895 and last heard from
Cbataniaa, Alaska, although
d previously at Kennioott.
yone having information con
ning him please contact E. A.
musonat Skagway, Swedish
eConsul for Alaska,
leorge M. Ford—Born Jan.
1890, and believed to have
e to Alaska in 1936 or 37.
tone having information
fly contact the Governor’s
o*, Juneau.
Classifieds
3INESS INVESTMENT—
ncome property located main
Ireet, Anchorage. Property
ad gross , income well over
15,000 last year; can be
xnught for $25-30,000 down
ayment, bal. on terms. Con
act Ed Coffey, Anchorage,
llaska. Coffey Insures Every
hing. Remember?
XICAB COMPANY FOR
XLE—3 cabs in 1st class
oech. cond. Tires excell., dis
atcher’s office, small rent;
1000 cash. Contact Id Cof
fy, Anchorage, Alaska Coffey
asures Everything. Reinem
er?
H SALE— Ladies’, men’s,
oy’sskates. Skates sharpened.
Xodiak Shoe Repair Shop.
1NTED TO BUY— Good
atoera, 35 mm or larger. Not
iVer $50. Apt. 3, Pinch Arart
aents.
RS—Repaired, cleaned and
Med. Fur coats altered,
^pwienced work. See Mrs.
"lara Blinn, 3rd house behind
tok. 1-6
Shoes Re-conditioned
KODIAK SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
Alaska knows what it is to be a war front. The Jap bomb
ing of Dutch Harbor, the hard-fought battles of the Aleu
tians have served to prove — if proof were needed — that
1 I
“it can happen here.”
That Alaska is determined it shall not happen again-in
Alaska or in any spot where the American flag flies-is
proved, too, by the Territory’s proud record in War Bond
sales. In every 'past War Loan Drive, the people of Alaska
have exceeded their quota—and sometimes doubled it.
This is a record well worth continuing.
Alaska’s quota for the Sixth War Loan is $2,500,000, of
which $1,500,000 is to be raised by individual subscriptions.
This is the drive which is going to send our fighting men on
to Tokyo-which is going to supply the planes and ships, the
bombs and bullets to hunt the Japs in every corner of the
Pacific area.
Now, let's give those Sons of Heaven hell.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY