Hosoital Hews
BIRTHS: ’
To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gon
zales, a daughter, Linda,
Lucille, Oct. 12, weight, 6 lbs.,
4 oz.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Provost, a son, Robert Louis,
Oct. 17, weight, 7 lbs., 4 oz.
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McDonald, a daughter, Una
Leimomi, Oct. 19, weight, 8
lbs., 5 oz.
Medical attention: Rose
Mary Jensen, Edna Shuravl
off.
Major surgery: Mrs. Chris
tine Lukin.
Buy in Kodiak
Emil Christoffersen, former
Smith Transfer employe, is
now at the Tacoma Indian
Hospital, Tacoma, Washing
ton, for treatment.
He has written the MIR
ROR that he has not had his
operation but is receiving
“shots” instead.
He indicated that he might
stay in the states for awhile
after he is released from the
hospital.
The adult Fellowship of the.
Community Baptist Church
will hold a Halloween party
for the young adults of the
congregation in the church,
dining room on Monday,
October 29. Final plans will be
announced soon.
The custom-made look is
the LILLI ANN look ....
A smart, sophisticated suit
with a touch of dramatic elegance
designed to
tall you, slim you-—enhance your beauty
SxctXitupity styled! f
SxcCcc4iueCy 'tyoccia
JjfJ/Jxl" iuu
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
Legion Convention
Held In Miami
Miami (A>)—The American
Legion National convention in
a stormy final session Thurs
day demanded that'the entire
State Department leadership
be fired.
A resolution which was
adopted said: “The present
1 corps of leaders’ every action
has reflected incomptency, in
Idecision and defeatism.” Don
R. Wilson, Clarksburg, West
Virginia, was named national
commander. Mrs. E. A. Camp
bell, Homer, Louisiana, was;
elected president of the legion1
auxiliary.
Car Crash
continued from page 1
the Ford according to the
| police. i
I Longley later went to
[ Griffin Memorial Hospital and
l reportedly hae three stiches
taken in his right ear.
Damages to the two vehicles
was estimated at around $650.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Clar
ence Dizney conducted the in
| vestigation.
i
i Mrs. Patricia Magnusen.
widow of Bob Magnusen, will
complete training to be an
airline stewardess on Nov. 2,
in Minneapolis, she has writ
ten Lorraine Magnusen.
Mrs. Magnusen“ will work
for Northwest Airlines and
hopes to be assigned to its A
paska planes.
]
CLASSIFIEDS
continued from page 9
FOR SALE—Hollywood bed,
twin size, inner spring mat
tress, box springs; tank
type vacuum cleaner, com
plete. Bargain see Eddie at
Tony’s.
WANTED — woman to do
light housework and pre
pare evening meal. Need
not report for work until
afternoon. See Helen at i
Tony’s Liquor Store. 1/
DO YOU—kn w? We can do
the personalizing on the un
usual selection of Christmas
cards at Knudsen’s 1/^
Light Changed
In an official notice to mar
iners the U. S. Coast Guard
changed the characteristics of
the Last Timber Point Light
from flashing every four sec
onds to “flash 0.4 sec., eclipse
3.6 sec.” with no other
change.
The light is located in Ku
preanof Strait.
ft
Join the crowd
at the most popular
place in town
The IDLE HOUR BAR
WALLY
PHONE
2502 - 4040
FREE
DELIVERY
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT THE FOOT OF MAIM STREET on the rock
SHOP
D & A
':
FINEST QUALITY MEATS & GROCERIES - FRESH BOAT PRODUCE |
HALLOWEEN MERCHANDISE
roll’s Corduroy This Fall
Skirts - Vests - Jackets
LIKED COATS S RAINCOATS ECLIPSE BLOUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
IN ALL TOE LOVELY FALL COLORS ' CREPES S SHEERS
LARGE ASSORTMENT Of HALLOWEEN MASKS
We have a good selection of
Buicks & Chevrolets
for immediate delivery
Production on 1952 cars greatly curtailed
NONE AVAILABLE TILL LATE FEBRUARY
We are again Featuring
FRESH LOCAL STEER BEEF
Special Prices On
Beef cut for Lockers