Engineer’s Visit
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the afternooh during which
time-a number of the group
-book dchrarvtergc"
attle bound Denali and
p T Casvelj ,a$ j# camera tja*
rgets.
'o an fiHn* Charles Martin*
? chairman of the group exp
~ rested. ;his thanks of the
whole hqapted cooperation
- oh th$ par^ of -Seldovian’s
* in making the: trip a succ
. cs*s. i.
- Jean Oween, of Texas
- stated that she thought
Seldovia was 3 “beautiful
, while* iHc*-'- Bernhart"
another member of the
- --group expressed interest
in the local power situat
ion*, v, :■ ^ v ‘ v: : •
* ' ’ ‘Another -6tie oh: the
group, s£aj%ed ;fpe carafe to:
Seldovia tb* me'et Alaskansy
- ecahd jreJhe not disappointed*
.iwi ai' rhen asked: why they
picked Seldovia :ims •• theln
; j -holiday_ dmrtilnation Hr*.
. liartin rfeXplaihed • that "we
hoard that Seldovia was a
friendly ar^d ^ beautiful
^ littlfe \tipvh7- and ine^-decidedi
to*'come dorm and see for
ourselves/‘t •. ,
Seldovia‘can"feel‘ju
stly proud thtrt'hvJen^Tbhou^i.
gh inadequately equipped
ANCHOR POINT
is Growing up
Ah air view of Anc
. hor Point this week by_a_
'local'resident revealed
extensive gardens and
c&nfcidferafoi§ Pv’r’ acreugtf «
planted in grains* New
hones haveCbeen built 3nd
more are.-in the process
of construction, all ;-df
which reflects an indust- -
rious community.
■Anchor Point,- once
far removed from contact
with other places now en
joys almost daily plane
service. Planes land on
the'"beach at both Ninil
qhi£y£i%i jAjfcta" Point. A
long runway ;is available—
at b«th-f^la^t^ - -eXPept/X
during 'extremely ni high -*i
.tides#:xvobXo2 ni nodurio '*<
-cm. hi-■ vrbxT-i oo —on oh
b.. L::.a::oo ue .Sib—sJ. aid
o-i bn.- >liw -r.il/. do
:w.*d b. hi civ
to .-handle sowiarge ar:group*'
ibits/citizens '.rmllidd'- jXo
..the --call. .and?madeib-' the
visit—-a-pleasure dbr tail*
concerned. . .
\ \ Seldovia should astd
doe's appreciate then*! hffb
^orfcSXput .forth by I?hVi;Ltpkl
and all other cititffeMS/rfiho
* made4 the engineers *tldliday4
a pleasant one. hdh *r >i
! : L IP PE'S. MESS kSHUP-'Go
7,'e have-' the 'very Lstfest in'foot v/ear'for ranter,
j : - a ' Thei'NatiGGE&.lly knotm 'W]
I MORITZ STADIUM. SOOTS !
| Fur lined —■ for warmth!? . 7.
Zipper closing — for convenience!
RubberrsaiaE’i^W.Iforl 'complete protection! r ^
Leather uppers — for style and good looks! J
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7/omen and Girls sizes Mf’*?’:
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HOWAU ,;WAI.N
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improving after
w O PE RATION
Mr, and Mrs. G. 0.
^na'mreklifned to Seldov
ia Monday 0 f bpifr> a trip to
•Sew&rd^td- see their son
HovfeM*,;- who was stricken
last1wbek with acute app
ertditicus aboard- the Ken
al'T ori her ray to Seat
tle.' *• -f
‘Mrs. Siva in-said that
Howard is better4 however
he was still running a
tempetature -on- the morn
ing they left Seward,
He became ill. at sea ^
and gr<ew- steadily worse
iat 1 Ifett&iche j’-fren whence
'an ArtChor'a^e ’ editor was
cion suited -by photae and
confirmed i'-t-he •-'‘•'diagnosis
'nswaoUte r&ppen'dibitus and
adVisdtT rushing'1 Ho war d to
a hospital for immediate
^operation.
He was fl-ntm' to Sew
ard wheTe’- an aifibulance
was; waiting and <• drily four
hour s' and thirty?minute s
after ' -the 'first call he
mas in'thovdpernting room.
*v: Mrsv Swain ‘"Said that
it .depended XEntirely on
'Howard1 fe" bbriditibn wether
lie -and' his wife* Vivian
mould-' o'bntin'ue^'dh- to Se
attle or retiifrr here.
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