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SHOW TIME
2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
SUNDAY - MONDAY
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SHOW TIMES
Sun.: 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
Mon.: 7:00 - 9:00
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TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
"SOMETHING FOR
THE BIRDS"
with
VICTOR MATURE
PATRICIA NEAL
EDMUND GWENN
Show Times: 7:00 • 9:00
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
"THE STEEL HELMET"
Starring
ROBERT HUTTON
STEVE BRODIE
Show Times: 7:00 - 9:00
SATURDAY
SHOW TIMES
Sat. 2:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
Expert—
WATCH REPAIR
and
ENGRAVING
C. E. Orlander
Jeweler
Established 1910
Dr. Mcrquardt and
Dr. Meyer
OPTOMETRISTS
Box 681 - Juneau, Alaska
Semi-Annual Trips
NEXT VISIT IN SPRING
Dale lo be announced.
SOURDOUGH
TRANSFER
Day or Night Service
For Service Call
GEORGE EVERITT
ADAMS 46
SOLLY'S LIQUOR STORE
SOLLY'S LOUNGE
• • •
The Finest Beverages at all Times at Solly's
Buy the Bottle or By the Gloss
GAS For Fast, Courteous OIL
LUBRICATION SERVICE ACCESSORIES
GENERAL REPAIR
TUNE UP
CENTRAL SERVICE
and GARAGE
4th & Madison
Seward
Phone Adams 333
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OFFERING FREQUENT FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN
CALIFORNIA—OREGON—WASHINGTON—ALASKA
SS SEAFAIR
Lv. Seattle
Arr. Seward
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Arr. Seward
December 2!)
January 3
SS JOEL HARRIS
SEWARD
Arcade B"llClng
4th Ave. h Bn Ur. .ad
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D1 trlot Mannjrev
Phone: Main 164
ANCHORAGE
223 Central Building
P.O. Box 592
Georgr rotton
Alaska Manager
Phone: 3-d401
January 14
January 22
FAIRBANKS
211 Northward Bldg.
P.O. Box 1201
B. J. HariiugB
District Manager
Phone: 3456
Modern Coasticisr Xu uni 'iii/i 1 ran.'porhilion
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE AT
LIBERTY THEATRE
There will be a change of
schedule at the movie beginning
next week. Instead of the one
day film being shown during the
week, the showing will be on
Saturdays. A 2:00 p.m. matinee
on Saturdays will also be a regu
lar feature.
Two fine films are listed for
the coming week. “Plymouth
Call—
ANDY'S
Oil Delivery
# Stove Oil
# Furnace Oil
AS YOU WANT IT—
WHEN YOU WANT IT.
Madison 143
Adventure,’’ in technicolor, stars
Spencer Tracy, Van Johnson,
Gene Tierney and several others.
One of the most important
phases of the production of this
film was the re-creation of the
Mayflower which brought the
Pilgrims to New England in
1020.
Another good film is “Faith
ful City,” a thought-producing
drama, first English speaking
picture to be produced in Israel.
It is a most stirring and deeply
moving story of children dis
placed by a war who find refuge
in the new country of Israel.
Revue of 1953
(Continued from Page 1)
William Lund, operator of Ar
row Motor Freight Line, died
suddenly of heart attack June
17.
Whittier docks destroyed by
fire June 17. $20 million loss.
Military authorities conferred
here on freight handling of
Army goods.
JUNE 26
Senate approved $1,500,000
for Seward dock survey and pre
liminary work.
Unusual heat and rapid run
off of mountain snows caused
sudden floods in area.
JULY 3
Complete plans for Mt. Mara
thon Race on July 4. Many en
tries from out of town.
Ruth Hoogland and Loren
(Corky) Travers married.
JULY 10
Ralph Hatch regains Marathon
MORE GIRLS THAN BOYS
IN 1953
Inquiry at Seward General
Hospital revealed several inter
esting figures for the year 1953.
At noon December 31 the num
ber of births for the year stood
at 109, with girls leading at 58
and boys 51. One set of twins
was born, both girls.
Total admissions to the hos
pital for the twelve month pe
riod were 841, staying an aver
age of a little more than five
days each. Of this number of
admissions 108 were accident
cases. One hundred and fifty-six
patients were from outside the
immediate Seward area, that is,
championship for sixth time.
Winning time 54:56.8; second
place, Sven Johansan, Sweden,
55:46; third place, Don Stick
man, Ruby, Alaska, 55:47.
Vern (Tiny) Trakowski killed
in plane crash July 1, near Che
halis, Wash.
JULY 17
Guns recovered in Andrews'
Outdoor Store robbery.
Rev. Kent E. Spaulding, Lu
theran Church, left for Klamath
Falls, Oregon.
Meredith Hunter and Don Bal
mat married July 11.
JULY 24
Visiting serviceman drowned
in First Lake.
Thermometer climbs to new
record of 83 degrees above.
Methodists plan to burn mort
gage Sunday.
Buy Christmas Seals
from Moose Pass or beyond. The
hospital has had patients from
Fairbanks, Palmer, Anchorage
and a number from the Aleutian
Chain, and 20 from Outside resi
dences. These Outside cases were
ship crewmen, tourists or visi
tors who became ill while in
Seward.
Seward’s 30->bed hospital, ac
cording to these figures, been a
very busy place. On December
31 there were 14 patients.
For—
Latest Numbers
of Your
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MAGAZINES
arriving
on
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It's—
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VARIETY
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Kathryn Galen
Special Agent 1
NEW YORK LIFE j
Insurance Co.
SPOKANE ROOMS
No. 9
137 41h Ave. - Adams 263 1
SEWARD, ALASKA
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and
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES
In Popular Sizes
SEWARD
MACHINE SHOP
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Sales & Service
4th & Railroad - Seward
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
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DAYS
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THESE 3-DIMENSION
PICTURES
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'WAIT 'TIL YOU
SEE THIS VIEW
OF THE GRAND
CANVON:
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3-D PICTURES
USED TO THRILL
THE KIDS
By ART BEEMAN
GOING WEST
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SONNY SOUTH
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PERSON Vou PAy J DON’T PAy
YOUR RENT TO. k RENT/
MACK
TEN yEARS AGO l V
FIND ME A EMPTY
HOUSE HERE IN TOWN'
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By AL SMITH
WELL, WHAT ARE Vou Y 1 ^ ,/ IP SOMEBODY DON'T
worr/in1 about' you /Complain pjy -fHp roop Soon
CAN'T COMPLAIN/ PLENTY' - ' , T SonnA MOVE/
DEEMS
More than /s& of all
LIGHTHOUSES in ■’■me U.5.
border tme great lakes 1
•after beinq FROZEN in
SOLID ICE, can be
thawed out continue
living //_
Con _
SMITH, Post office carrier of*
AZUSA,CALIF., HAS WALKED
140,000 MILES in MIS
28 YEARS OF SERVICE '
Some executives keep a typ
ist under their thumbs, others
on their knees.
• • •
When some folks always boil
and stew we keep wonderin’;
what's cookin’,
• • •
If some fellers would only
straighten out they wouldn’t
fold up.
* • •
Hang around the dives and
you soon hit bottom.
• • •
Adversity makes some men
great while prosperity would
have only made them rich.
• • •
Kids with their hot rods sure
do scare us cold.
• • •
A lot of fellers miss the boat
just waitin’ for their ship to
come in.
• • •
Most fat. fellers do worry
about their pots and pants.
• • •
Sometimes a fellers feats will
cause his head to swell.
Don’t stay all bottled up;
Uncork.
1 *—REV. CHARLEY GRANT
CROSSWORD FTOZLE
ACROSS
4. Listen
8. Mimicker
12. Contend
13. At one time
14. Large woody
plant
15. Made bigger
17. Watch over
18. Dwell
19. Chair $
21. Impression
23. Ceremonies
26. Church recess
29. Become smaller
31. Card game
32. Girl’s name
33. Greek letter
34. Felt pain
36. Group of
workers
87. Water animal
38. Satisfy
40. Comfort
.42. Came ashore
46. Male children
48. Bearded
50. Help
51. .Tumult
52. Measure of
• weight
53. Covers
54. Rational
55. Some
, Baked pieces
of clay
, Italian
community
. Trish novelist
Too
, Sulk ,
, Made soft .
A large medal
Belonging to
her
Banquets
A penny
Organs of
hearing
Known facts
Short jacket
Renounce
Salt
Japanese sash
Narrow inlet
m
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DOWN
2! Eat
3. Elongated fish
4. A swarm
5. Produce
6. High card
7. Communist*
8. Reach
9. More beautiful
10. Even
(Contraction)
11. Crimson
16. Military /
assistant l
20. Irtland ^ - - -