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Red China’s foreign minis
ter, Chou En Lai, brings up
his right hand in military sa
lute as he arrives for an In
dochina peace talk session at
the Palais des Nations in Ge
neva, Switzerland. Chou
(June 21), was the only top
conference figure still in Ge
neva. United States, British
and Russian top delegates
left for home over the week
end. (AVirephoto) 0b
Homes for Sale
Two bedroom completely
furnished home, jnst inside
city limits on Mission Road.
Excellent buy at $5500.
Three bedroom furnished
home on Mission Road over
looking Potatopatch Lake. Sell
price of $10,000.
Two excellent view lots on
7th Ave. near new grade
school. Offers exceptional buy
for $1850.
Furnished two bedroom
home outside city limits on
Millbay Road, $8200 will pur
chase.
Two bedroom completely
furnished home overlooking
Woody Island, inside city
limits off Mission Road. Total |
selling price, $8500. Will ac
cept down payment of $2000.
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4 Arrested Over
July 4th Weekend
The number of arrests in the
city over the two day Fourth
of July celebration was grati
fyingly small. With the hun
dreds of boisterous, hilarious
celebrants going all out and
i having one wonderful time,
[ there were only four men that
got out of line and their ar
rest was the only possible
solution to stop a riot.
George Yoshida, age 47,
was arrested by Chief Vickery
and charged with drunk and
disorderly conduct and resist
ing arrest.
John Olson, age 21, was ar
rested for being drunk, stag
gering in the street and hold-1
ing up traffic.
| Jacob Alpiak, age 27, a fish
erman in Kodiak to celebrate
the Fourth, was arrested for
! causing a disturbance and
charged with being drunk. He
was released on a $30 bail,
which he forfieted.
M. Bryson, age 32, was also
picked up and charged with
being drunk and causing a
disturbance, then after being
booked was released on $25
bail which he also forfieted.
Yoshida received a 30 day
jail sentence with a $100 fine
in City Magistrates Ccurt.
Olson was given 30 days sus
pended and fined $35.
John Katelnikoff, age 42, of
Ouzinki was rushed to Griffin
Memorial Hospital Monday
| night in a speed boat from
| Ouzinki with a badly injured
eye.
His brother lit a firecracker
and threw it on the ground
nder his older brother’s feet,
the cracker exploded appar
ently under a small sharp rock
or a piece of glass and the
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force of the explosion shot a
small sharp piece of something
up into his eye.
The eyeball was cut and the
debris went entirely through
the eyelid and on out through
the rim of bis hat. From early
observation it was feared
Katelnikoff would Ipse the
sight of his right eye, ,^0 ? ■,
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