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for CHRISTMAS
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(Jhockful of mixed fruit and dates, with
all the traditional goodness!
FRUIT CAKE - - - $1.25 lb
LIMITED S UPP L Y
CHRISTY'S BAKERY
(Christy’s Bread is available Saturday eveuinqs and Sundays
at finudsen’s Budiak Fuuntain)
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION!!
The official Territorial Republican Convention will be beld at
the Pioneer flail, Anchorage, Alaska, beginning December 1,1945, at 2:00
pm, and continue through December 3, for the specific purpose only of a*
dopting a Republican Party Platform for Alaska and for the purpose of
nominating at this Convention for the Republican primaries in April, 1946,
a delegate to Congress, a Territoria! Treasurers Commissioner of Labor,
and for each District in Alaska Members of the Alaska Legislature.
•.! All Republicans are invited to attend.
For reservations, write to Anchorage Republican Club, P.O. Box 1519,
ANCHORAGE; REPUBLICAN CLUB,
Approved: J. C. Morris, Republican Aimer J. Peterson, President.
Committeeman, Third District of Alaska
Ben Gregoroff received treat
ment, Monday at the Griffin
Memorial hospital for a fractur
ed article suffered in a fall.
Garry Wallace, local taxi driv
eC-PMeived treatment at the uM
hospital this week for food pois
oning.
Evelyn Lukin, age 11, who
underwent a mastoid operation
oil Nov. I, had a similar opera
tion performed on the other side
at the GM hospital Monday Dr.
A. Holmes Johnson was the op
erating physician.*
Evelyn is from Afognak.
FOR A GOOD TIME...
and a
DINNER YOU'LL ENJOY
Club Montmartre
rrAll Drinks cl Specialty”
We cater to birthday, engagement,
wedding and anniversary parties.
• O O
Open Every Day Except
Tuesday
Harry Howe’s
Uncle Dies
George Howe, who fished for
Uganik canneries in Kodiak the
past season, died Oct. 25 in St.
Ann’s hospital at Juneau, where
he was taken from the Aleutian,
en route to the Maiine Hospital
in Seattle.
Mr Howe was one of 6 crew
members aboard a gear seiner
that drifted for 15 days with a
* damaged motor after leaving
Kodiak en route for Ketchikan.
lie became ill the 3rd day out
and after enduring severe expo
sure and living on limited rations
he was taken to Cordova and
hospitalized first there
He is survived by a wife and
son in Vancouver, Wash., and 2
brothers, William of Portland
and Milo.
Harry Howe, of Kodiak, em
ploye of the CAA, in a nephew of
the deceased. Mr. Howe had
worked on his nephew’s boat, the
Uyak, last siimm r.
Mrs. Reuben Tesarik was a flu
patient at the G.VI hospital this
week.
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Lt. Comdr. Hugh D. Patter
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ft 3 inches. Other vital statis
tics: ear tip to ear t p, 20 in.;
front paw to front paw 11 ft. 1
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foot 9 in. wide.
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