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John Fleming, 16 months, mir
aculously escaped injury in Bal
timore when he fell 30 feet and
landed in the arms of 2 soldiers.
His mother, apparently almost
in tears, tries to comfort him,
but he seems bered by it all and
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yawns.
Below
Stan Laurel and his 4th bride,
Russian-born Ida Kitaeva Raph
ael, smile after arriving at their
home in HolIywoodJTafterJf their
marriage at Yuma, Anz.
Licenses lor z Duses or raw
Tagura Transit System were ap
proved at the council meeting
Monday, and a transfer of taxi
business permit was approved
from Art Kizer to E. W. Sindere.
Representing* the culminatkxs
of an ambitious project,’ the O®*
zinkie school, under the direction
of 0. C. Connelly, has!just issued
its first annual year book, tiw
“Spruce Bough”, which record#
the year’s work of the Ouzinkw
students.
The pages are printed by mim
eograph, with snapshots of stud
ents added, and bears a greew
cover with a block print designed
by student Sven Haakanson.
Each section, devoted to clas
ses, ho’idays, tidal wave, stories,
etc. is set off by a full page draw
ing.
It is one of the largest and
finest annuals ever to be issued
by any school in this area.
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Old Harbor News
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Melivedrotf
and Mr. Pete Veledo of Kague
yak aie gue ts of Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Hansen.
Pfc George Inga, who is sta
tioned on Attu, has written to
his parents that he expects to be
home in June.
Phil Chokwok was a recent
business caller at Shearwater.
Mrs. Annie Alexandioff v.sit
ed the Mike Pestrikoff's in
Shearwatei recently.
Charles Edwards of Kodiak
was a recent caller in Old Har
bor
Herman Kahotak, Alfred Han
sen and Roif Christiansen Jr
have Ireeti spending a few daj's in
Port Hobron as guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Spearns and Mr. Hen
ry Russell.
Mr. Alexis Inga was a recent
caller at Shearwater.
Miss Marra Adonga is visiting
friend.-' and relatives in Kodiak. I
Mr. Albe-t Adonga is visitiug
friends at Alitak.
Mr K"»y Panam.iroff has re
turned to his home in Kague3'ak
after spending i he Easter Holi
days with friend* in this village.
Miss Margaret Sfhugak is hav
ing dental work done at Kodiak
What'll you do when you're 60?
Retire . . . travel'. . . see the world . . .
indulge your hobby? Or watch your
friends do these things while you work
till you die?
You’re only old once. Enjoy those years.
Save up for them.
Put money regularly every payday into
U. S. Savings Bonds—the same gilt-edged
investment formerly known to you as
War Bonds.
And do it the easy way—by staying on
the Payroll Savings Plan.
It's the sure way—the only way millions
have ever been able to save real money for
the really big things they’ve always wanted.
SAVE THE EAS^ t
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