ACS Announces Late Telegraph Service
Effective December 1, commer
cial telegraph messages may be
filed by telephone subscribers at
Kodiak, class B telephone sub
•eribers at the Navy Rase and per
sons residing at the Chiniak AFB
during the time the Kodiak ACS
counter is closed.
The announcement made this
week stated the Kodiak long dis
tance operator, upon being inform
ed that the call is for the purpose
of filing a telegram, will connect
the calling party with the tele
gram phone facilities at the
Anchorage ACS counter. Telegraph
messages passed to Anchorage by
telephone from the above locations
during the period indicated will be
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of no additional charge other than
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the published telegraph tolls from
the point of origin.
Detailed instructions concerning
placing of telegrams by telephone
are available at either the Kodiak
ACS or Anchorage ACS. United
States government official busi
ness telegrams will not be accepted
by telephone. This will in no way
alter the present arrangements for
handling telegrams during normal
business hours, it was pointed out.
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Dr. Patty Leads
March of Dimes
Campaign For '60
Dr. Ernest N. Patty, President
of the University of Alaska, has
been reappointed as Alaska State
Chairman for the March of Dimes
for the fourth consecutive year, it
was announced Thursday from
New York by Basil O’Connor,
President of The National Founda
tion.
Dr. Patty will lead the NEW
March of Dimes in .Alaska Jan.
2-31 to provide funds for the
broadened .new health program of
The National Foundation which
includes birth defects and arthri
tis as well as polio, Mr. O'Connor
said in announcing the appoint
ment.
Dr. Patty pointed out that the
number of new cases of polio re
ported in Alaska had greatly in
creased during the past year and
urged that all persons avail them
selves of the protection of the
Salk vaccine. He added, the polio
epidemics of this summer prove
the figiht against polio cannbt be
relaxed. March of Dimes help of?
fered to new victims this year was
the greatest since 1954.
Lengthy Illness
Ends In Death
Many friends in Kodiak were
sorrowed to learn of the death of
Angelina Lindsley, «• former resi
dent here, Saturday, November
28, in Seattle.
Ill for the past two and one half
years, Mrs. Lindsley suffered from
cancer. She was the wife of Roy
Lindsley, former Fish and Wild
life Service agent here. He and his
wife and family left here approxi
mately two years ago, upon Mr.
Lindsley’s promotion as a district
supervisor in the Service. They
have lived in Anchorage since.
Survivors other than her hus
band are two daughters, Mary Lee
and Francis Ann; her father, Mr.
Pace, of Seattle; two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Dodson and one other in
Seattle. *
The Lindsleys lived in Kodiak
approximately 7 years. Funeral
services were held Wednesday
afternoon at Voiles funeral chapel,
Sumner, Washington.
Kiggins-Kramer
Wedding Saturday
A wedding ceremony will be
performed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Dyson for Miss Dora
Riggins and Mr. Dale Kramer Sat
urday evening.
A reception will follow the
ceremony.
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Four Cases Heard
Four cases were heard by the
City Magisrate this week. All were
involved in charges with being
drunk.
Levy of a fine of $50 and a sen
tence of 30 days was meted out to
Herman Ponchene. Both were
suspended. Arcada Pestrikoff and
Johnny Osberkoff were each fined
$25, which was suspended. The
fourth, Robert Peterson, was fined
$100 and given a 30 day suspended
sentence.
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