Baby Dies In^i^hcfia^^’
Kipgwodcl,. W. Vfy—.Buckled
to her higlicbair, little Shirley
Thomas, 14-mohth-old, perish
ed,-in a fire which swept
through the family's two-room
house when her mother went
out to feed the chickens. Five
other children, ranging in age
from 4 months to 6 years, were
carried or led to safety by the
mother.
Bride 65, “Too Young"
Indianapolis, Ind. — When
his bride, Mrs. Rozella
-F^i'n*re&ije?%). *,)$$.tiftn the
day/after they 'were married,
theTiusband Charles Feather
stone, 91, mourned,. “1 guess
she was too young for me.”
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Eye, Nose and Throat condi
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in Kodiak the last week of
April. Anyone wishing to see
him should leave his or her
name at Dr. Johnson’s office
as soon as possible for an ap
pointment.
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WHAT ESSAY WINNERS WROTE
ABOUT ALASKA'S SALMON INDUSTRY
Alaska’s boys and girls are well aware of the salmon industry’s vital role in
the growth and development of the Territory. Here as excerpts from winning
essays submitted in the Alaska Salmon Institute’s second annual $1,200 Stu
dent Essay Contest:
Sally O'Neill, Anchorage Junior
High, $300 first prize,
elementary school division:
"Food to people all over the
world Is furnished by the
Alaska salmon Industry which
is also the Territory’s chief
source of tax revenue ... One
of the most Important things
the salmon Industry does is to
furnish employment to thousands 01 people, in me
cannery and on fishing vessels.”
Ronald Evenson, Fairbanks,
SI00 second prize,
elementary school division
"We Alaskans especially
should eat salmon because It
Is good food for us as growing
children and also because by
using this good Alaskan prod
uct, we will all help Alaska
grow.’’.
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Elizabeth Lopez, Clarki Point,
$50 third prize,
elementary school divltloni
"... other Americans should
be proud of the Alaska salmon
industry, Just as we Alaskan*
are."
Carol Ludwigsen, Ketchikan High
School 5300 first price,
high school division;
"What the citrus fruit is to
California, the salmon is to
Alaska. The Territory sup
plies more canned salmon to
the people of the world than
any other state or country....
Salmon is a good source of
protein, the body- and brain
building f«>d; iodine, the pre
ventative for goiter; calcium and phospnorus, u-mcn
give the body heat and energy; Vitamin A and mem
bers of the Vitamin B complex...."
Frank!* BorntoUor., felonburg,
$100 xcond prtxe,
high school division]
“This valuable (salmon) in- {
dustry has had much to do
with the development of Alas
ka ... the Alaska salmon in
dustry is a benefit to all Alas- f.
kans, adding much to the de- ’
velopment of the Territory."
Lillian Pletlla, Polmtr,
$50 third prize,,
high ichsol divitiem
•‘Besides furnishing work and
a means of income, the fish
ing Industry has brought peo
ple to live In Alaska...."
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