Juneau- Slashes in federal
appropriations to the Alaska
Department of Health brought
service of the three m irine
health units to an abn p , halt1
this fall, Dr. C. Earl Albrecht.!
health commissioner, said re
cently.
The M^ Hygiene, the MV
tieau.ii and the MV Yukon
H-alth will be tied up as of
October 1.
Jacob Blanc, Kadiak' reg*£
dent, left aboard the Dena!i
for a trip to the stat 'a.
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You may like your present car ... but this Aero
Willys you’re going to LOVE!
Come in and take a low-and-lovely Aero-Wing
or Aero-Ace out on the road.
Take it easy at first. That’s no ordinary engine
under that down-swept hood—it’s the power
crammed F-head Hurricane 6—and it will sprint^
from 20 to 60 in a matter of seconds.
Head into a hairpin curve and feel the road
steadiness you get with a 23-inch center of grav
ity. Idle it down, then stomp on it.
See how Willys’ exclusive rubber-cushioned
Specifications and trim subject Va
change without notice. *Optioac#l
equipment, white -dewoll tires, extra.
drive system swallows up tremor and vibration.
Drive at normal speed over rough, bumpy road
and you’ll say we’re modest in calling it an "air
borne” ride.
Check all else you get in an Aero Willys: Visi
bility that lets you see all four fenders. Seating
width, front and rear, 61 inches. And mileage
with the Hurricane Engine and overdrive* that,
speed for speed, under the same conditions, sur
passes every other six-passenger American car!
Fall in love with it? You’ll be wild about it.'
Come on in ... try it!
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Phone 3444
Clark’s Garage