Mar'Lou To
Expand Shop
Mar’Lou’s dress shop,
owned by Marvis Heard, will
expand the first of the next
week to take in the adjoining
shop in the Frontier Build
ing, Miss Heard said yester
day- ...
The;close-out sale at The
Stork -Shop will end today and
Mar’Lou will move into the
additional space. Mrs. Harold
' Langeloh will continue
' work in the shop.
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Eugene Griffin, Chicago
Tribune Staff correspondent,
is writing a series of articles
on American defense prepara
tions and investigating condi
tions in Alaska.
The Anchorage Times has
secured permission to reprint
the entire series of articles.
The first appeared in Tues
day’s paper.
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NEW LOW FARES
on
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AIRLINES
KODIAK to ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
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Phone 4131
Dinner To
Fete Sears
A special baked ham dinner
with all trimmings will be
prepared in honor of the Ko
diak high basketball team
Tuesday evening, A1 Miller, j
owned of the Montmartre Inn,
declared yesterday.
The third annual banquet
honoring the Bears is sche
duled to begin at 7:30 pm.
The American Legion and'
Auxiliary are sponsoring the
event for the third year.
“The upstairs and down-,
stairs bars at the Montmartre j
will be closed during thel
banquet,” Miller said.
Tickets for the dinner,
priced at $3.00 per person,
are on sale and may be ob
tained from Cliff Mowry, Ko
diak Motors, or from Legion
or Auxiliary members.
Guest speaker will be
Chaplain John Weise, USN, j
Herbert Spiegel, Legion com
mander, announced earlier.
THIS STORY
REMOVED
from papers mailed
because of current
postal laws
& requlations
THE EDITOR
Paul S. Warber, district
superintendent, Postal Trans
portation Service, described
his trip to Kodiak this week
as routine. He is in charge of
all water, air and land trans
portation for the postal de
partment.
He said that two mail routes
in the interior are still covered
by dog team.
Paul R. Caiiahan jr.. son of
:»ir. and Mrs. Paul Callahan of
he Naval Station, has re
i ceived his orders to report to
Fort Richardson for induction
on April 10.
The Kodiak Chapter of the
American Red (doss will conduct the
annual roll call, April 2 through 12—
and through April.
Mrs. Merrill Coon is Roll Call
Chairman.
This year ths need is great. The
Red Cross alone, financed by you, furn
ishes the whole blood that is flown to
Korea daily and is responsible for the
saving -of thousands of our young
men’s lives.
This is but one of the many
services carried on by your Red Cross.
Locally our members are prepared and
do carry on
Home Nursing Service
Home Service
Disaster Relief etc.
Volunteer solicitors please
contact Mrs. Coon
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