Seward Seaport Record
honi.crly 7 hr Sr Hard I'alaris & Keuat l’tn insula Aleutian Chain News
Published each Wednesday and Saturday
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman
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. Publisher
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PERSONALS
Guzzy Guzzman flew into Sew
ard from Summit Wednesday to
visit with friends and left Thurs
day evening to return to Sum
mit.
Mayor Gene Lanier, who has
been outside on business the past
several weeks, is expected to re
turn to Seward on October 20. ac
cording to information received at
the City Hall yesterday.
George Dangler is home for a
day or two due to an infected
hand. He has been employed as a
carpenter at Mile 58 the past few
weeks.
Mr. S. T. Kelsey, Jr., formerly
with the CAA staff in Anchorage,
left for New York recently. He is
eh route to Africa, where he has
accepted an engineering assign
ment. Mr. Kelsey, a brother of Mrs.
Ray James, is well known in Sew
ard.
Don Paul Balniat, son of Mary
Ann B. Brown, is in the Seward
General Hospital recovering from
an attack of bronchial pneumonia,
lie was taken to the hospital
Wednesday morning.
Engineer Bill Estes said jester
day that the Kenai Lumber Com
pany is low bidder on lumber for
the renovation of the small boat
harbor. Northwest Bolt and Nut
Company of Seattle was the only
company able to furnish the nec
essary, galvanized harbor, and the
order has been submitted to this
company through Seward Hard
ware. .Estes said.
Mrs. Jim Reed will leave today
for Missoula, Montana where she
will spend a few weeks with her
father who is reported very ill.
At the Hotels . . «
Th New Seward
I. J. Ziegman, Anchorage; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. J. Wagner, Anch
oiage: Joel Wing, Anchorage; Mr.
and Mrs. N. J. Hurley, Berkeley,
Calif.; P. E. Dybbo, Anchorage;
William Davis, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Hands, Anchorage; F.
D. See. Seattle; F. R. Blake, Kasi
loi; R. L. King, Kasilof; Robert
Makey and Jack Kuler of Kenai;
Major Bert Zeef. Alfred Schalk and
Joe Gonzales, Whittier; Tom Kal
los. Robert Wright and Fred L.
Kalin, Anchorage; Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Keeler, Kenai.
DOUGLASES ENTERTAIN
RADIO EXECUTIVE
The Leo Douglases this week
entertained Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Wagner of Anchorage. Mr. Wagner
owner of the Alaska Broad
casting Company.
The new Seward station. KIBH,
is part of this system. Other sta
tio.is of tha chain ore KFQD An
chorage. KFRB Fairbanks, KINY
Juneau. KTKN Ketchikan, and
the shortwave relay KTQL of An
chorage.
KFQD of Anchorage is the old
est broadcasting station in the
territory, having served Alaska
since 1924.
The new tower has arrived for
the Seward station, and broad
casting should start about the
addle of November. It will he
known as Station KIBH.
Patronize Home Industry
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Mail Orders Promptly Taken care Of
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COMMUNITY
CALENDAR
(The following “Community Cal
endar" is to be a regular feature of
this publication and is published
tree ot' charge for the benefit of
our readers. We ask the coopera
tion of all Seward organizations in
making this service complete and
keeping it up to date. Call Main
168 and give us the necessary in
formation, please. Thank you—the
editor.)
October 18
REBEKAHS, I.O.O.F Hall. 8 p.m.
October 19
JR. WOMEN'S CLUB, Episcopal
Church basement. Social and
Hallowe'en party.
October 19
, REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIA
TION. regular meeting.
October 20
ALTAR SOCIETY or Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, card party at
the church.
AMERICAN LEGION meets at the
’ Dugout.
October 21
.RAINBOW GIRLS meet at Ma
sonic Temple at 7:30 p.m.
October 27
LIONS CLUB meets at the Totem
Fountain 12 o'clock Luncheon.
October 23
EASTERN STAR eprd party.
October 23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE meets
at the Episcopal Church 8 p.m.
WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF CHRIS
TAIN SERVICE meets at Jesse
Lee Home at 8 p.m.
November 6
LUTHERAN LADIES AID bazaar
will be held 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
November 11
LUTHERAN LADIES AID meet
ing at 2:30 p.m.
November 13
EPISCOPAL GUILD bazaar! '
November 27’
WOMENS SOCIETY OF CHRIS
TIAN SERVICE bazaar.
The so-called tree tomato, gen
eraiiy unknown in America but
grown in man;, pans of the world,
is a wood\ shrub which sometimes
reaches 18 feet in height: its hi ar
ing period lasts for only five or
six vears.
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Reemployment Rights
of Reservists
According to word received at
Headquarters, U.S. Army, Alaska,
from the Department of the Army
in Washington, reports indicate a
good number of Reserve Officers
and Reserve enlisted men are not
volunteering for three years of ex
tended active duty because they
are under the impression that they
will have no re-employment rights
upon the termination of their duty.
These fears, according to the an
nouncement from the Department
of the Army, are entirely unfound
ed. For the information of any Re
serve Officers or Reserve enlisted
men who are desirous of a tour or
active duty subsection <g) (2) of
Section 9, The Selective Service
Act of 1948, is quoted as follows:
"Any person who, subsequent to
the effective date of this title and
while it is in effect, enters upon
active duty in the Armed Forces
of the United States ... in re
sponse to an order or call to active
duty under honorable conditions,
be entitled to all of the re-employ
ment rights and benefits provided
by this section in the case of in
ductees, if he is relieved from ac
tive duty or as soon after the ex
piration of such three years as he
is able to obtain orders relieving
him from active fluty.”
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