NOTICE
A 10-day excursion tariff,
on Pacific Northern Airlines,
allowing round-trip transpor-i
tation Anchorage-Kodiak for |
$47.25 plus tax will become ef-j
fective April 16, 1951 through
April 25, 1951.
Tickets purchased during
the 10 day period do not allow
stopover privileges between
Anchorage and Kodiak, and
may be used until midnight of
April 28, 1951, after which
time the regular fare will be
charged for excursion tickets
presented.
Ray Martin
PNA agent
Engobreth Suggested ,
For Bartlott'a Job '
Senator Gunnard Enge- j
breth, Anchorage, is being
considered as a Republican
andidate for Alaska’s seat in
Congress. Delegate E. L.
Bartlett, Democrat, currently '
holds the job.
Engebreth completed his:
second term as president of
the territorial Senate this
year.
In supporting Engebreth
the Republicans claim that
his record m the Juneau ses
sions shows that he does not
let his oarty influence his J
judgment in territorial
matters.
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Lilli Ann suits
So Perfect - So Practical
for Spring and after
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So much fashion for such
Budget Wise Prices !!
10 to 6 Tel<*. 2522 Fridays 12-8
William Sargent j
Dies In Portland
William Frederick Sargent,
41, well-known local fisher
man, died at 4:40 am yester
day at the Veterans Hospital
in Portland.
He had entered the hospital
in December for treatment.
Funeral services will be
held on arrival of the body ■
here, his mother, Mrs. Fred]
Sargent, said last night.
Sargent was born in Kodiak!
on Jan, 14, 1910. He lived j
most of his life here and made]
his living as a fisherman. Dur
ing World War 2 he served in
the 11th Airforce as a techni
cal sergeant and was on an
air-sea rescue crash boat.
He was stationed at Cold
Bay and at Santa Ana, Calif.
Sargent was skipper of the
Sea Bird, fishing boat, last,
season and worked for Whiz-!
Halferty. j
He is survived by his wife]
Alice of Kodiak, five brothers, i
Edward, Alvin and Walter of I
San Francisco, Neil of Kodi-;
ak, and Ted, a seaman aboard j
a ship in Brazil. Surviving'
sisters are Mrs. Howard]
Schmitt, Portland, Mrs. j
James Cleghorn and Mrs..
Corrine Petrich, San Francis
co, Mrs. H. W. Case and Mrs.
N. B. Case, Dayton, Texas.
Bill Rhea of the KEA, Mrs.
Rhea and their children Lola
and Dub left Tuesday for a
month’s vacation in the states.
Mrs. Lucille C. Hicks lias
been recommended as post
master at Chignik to the post!
office department by Delegate j
E. L. Bartlett, according to1
Bartlett’s recent news letter. •
Mrs. Joe Hester and her
son were incoming plane!
passengers Wednesday. She
had been in Ensley, Ala.,
where the baby was born last
month.
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PNA Schedule
Changes
Summer arrived officially
Tuesday, according to PaciS#
Northern Airlines which went
on its “summer schedule1''
early this week.
The daily plane now arrive*
from Anchorage at 7:20 pm
and departs at 7:55 pm.
Deadline for airmail at th#
post office is 5:30 pm. Airmvii
will be distributed in th#
morning.
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at the most popular
place in town
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Major Appliances
Radios * Cameras
Outboard Motors
Rifles - Pistols
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