Seward Seaport Reeard
Postoflieo Box 204 - Telephone Main l(>8
Puh'ished on Friday of Each Week at
Seward, Alaska
John M. Coleman Editor and Publisher
$5.00 per year by mail. It' cents per copy
IT'S NORTHERN CAB
Main 54 cr Main 55
BAY SERVICE
Main 171
228 4ih Ave.
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SPOKANE ROOMS
No. 9 I
Telephone Adams 260
SEWARD. ALASKA
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from Seward
33 DENALI
Thursday
Nov. 13
Cordova
J unoau
Petersburg
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Ketchikan
Seattle
3S BARANOF
Thursday
Nov. 20
Sitka
Juiv au
Ketciiikan
Seattle
SAILINGS
FREIGHTER
FROM SEATTLE
NAD IN A
Nov. 11
Ketchikan. Seward, Valdez,
Cordova
SUSITNA
Nov. 13
Sitka. Valdez, Seward,
Kodiak. Homer. Seldovia
ILIAMNA
Nov. 25
Seward, Valdez, Cordova
Sleporier's Notchook
By mow it is not nows that
a o,oo(l share of the Sevvarditcs
are planning to take the special
train to Anchorage for the dedi
e, ' . n. Special train ’nevery
thing! Lot’s go!
iVLr. and Mrs. II. D. Edwards
pla : to leave us soon for a long
vacation in the sunny country.
umlhs, we In ar! If tins
rain keens up much longer, they
.• pa e to 1 jvt plenty of com
p: ■ southward.
r, 1. J. P. Johnson and Gen
)i r made another flying
11: ; to Seward this week. With
a i iititary staff they inspected
t docks and railroad. Col.
Johnson remarked that if it had
not been for the railroad—des
pised method of transportation.
General Kepner would not have
bet o here either tor the Conven
tion dinner last Saturday, nor
on Wednesday's trip.
; ii>. Enra Wagn-r, of Anchor
age. is visiting Kathryn Galen
tor a count.' of we, ks. M"s. \> ag
ue r is the wife o the l do Carl
Wagner, who was killed in an
aut'ov. bile accident ivet miy.
TR AKOWSKI3 ENJOYING
TO jA Or STATES
A lfttor from Brrivie Trak.nv
ski d.is week tolls of the travels
of . e Traknwski family. Vein
iT.uy). Bernie and Susan.
1 hoy are driving east from
S( attic in a new ear. Alter a
trip through Yellowstone Park
they visited Jennie Bannister
Peters and her four children.
f->r :u rly of Sew nrd. where Su
san had her first horseback ride.
Su.-an was born in Alaska; she
now wants the family to move
to a ranch and have horses!
The folks plan to visit New
York and Washington D.C\ be
fore retaining to Seward.
On< t v. . » : tv;:’ ion is
teat Su an was entered in school
in Indiana just to see how she
e an pa re 1 in gradi s. Sue was
M.-red ni -3A and is ahead of
no. t ever\ li 4. Si
l;i<(s tiie sche his there- -lots of
play time, movies for science
class and such. It will be hard,
Mrs. Trakowski says, for Susan
to return to Alaska where she
will have to study.
TANNING
Send us your furs and skins to
be tanned. Quick, efficient, re
liable workmanship. We return
your finished skins immediately.
Valcauaa Fur Co.
National Blag. — Seattle. Wash.
SOLLY'S
LIQUOR STORE — MAIN 93
Just tlie Place To Shop For
ANYTHING IN THE BEVERAGE LINE
SOLLY'S LS^UGR STORE
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CORDOVA AIRLINES
WINTER SCHEDULE
TWO FLIGHTS DAILY
Seward - Anchorage
9:50 A.M. and 2:50 PM.
HOTEL REN WALD
Mrs. Emma Renwald, Agent
A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Kelly in Seward Gen
eral Hospital November 2. The
litlle Ivdly weighed (i pounds
13 ounces, lie was named C1 if
tor I Allen. The Kellys live in
N imlchik.
Corporal and Mrs. Emory
Caudill are proud parents of
their first child, a son, born in
Seward General I: -spit,.1 Nov. 7.
Tlie young corporal weighed 8
pounds !J ounces, but has not re
ceived a nam< yet.
Cpl. Caudill is with the local
ACS office. Ills wife is the for
mer I) lores Jones, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Luther Jones of
Seward.
WOMAN'S CLUB TO SEE
SLIDES OF McXINLEY
Members and guests of the
Seward W o m a n- s Club next
wee!: will see sinus taken in
McKinley National Park.
The meeting is schedul' d for
Nuvimbcr 13 at <3 pan. in the
Community Library. All Sew
ard women and wvitors are in
vited.
Besides the e'etures. Miss
Martino Burdick will review the
book “Mahatma Ghandi."
st iiss rarsji
CARS COLLIDE AT 4TH
AND JEFFERSON
Two cars came together at
the intersection of Fourth and
Jefferson avenues at 7:55 p.m.
Saturday night, causing damage
to one estimated at $700.
A pickup truck driven by Her
man Son tag, for Alaska Freight
Lines, failed to stop at the
through street. He plowed into
the ’51 Buick, driven by Alfred
Cabana, causing extensive dam
ages.
— FOR RENT —
WORKING TOOLS
an d
EQUIPMENT
Motor Driv< n Hand Sander,
Disc Sanders, Edgers, Wire
Brush, Super Saw; also Paint
Brush Rental Service.
Your Gliddon Dealer
LESKO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
1
ft
STOP m Am SM OUR SELECTION OF
13^0 STUDEEAKER SEDAN
1230 OLDS MO PILE ”83''
1352 WILEYS ACE
13-17 INTERNATIONAL K-5
16-FT. HOUSE TRAILER
Tiesg ef?rs are oil in good condition
—end priced io sefL
Seaport Auto Supply
Orel Avenue Extended
;.j Seward, Alas-:a
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(Ecri Raymond Area)
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at Anchorage on
November 17
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ONLY $4.00 ROUND TRIP, tax incl.
8
9 ATTEND THE NOON WILD GAME LUNCHEON
• SEE THE NEW MONUMENT TO THE A.R.R. REHABILITATION PROGRAM
Q HEAR VERNON D. NORTHROP, Under Secretary of Interior
• ENJOY THE 752nd AIRFORCE BAND
• UTILIZE THE LOW TRAIN TARIFF
Leave Seward. 7:00 A.M,
Ar-:ve Aneborcge.11:30 A.M.
Leave Anchorage. 6:00 P.M.
e So ward .10:30 P.M.
Plan Mow To Be Aboard the
MONUMENT SPECIAL
TSse Alaska Railroad