Former Residents
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bar
field have announced the birth
of a son on July 10. The baby
weighed 8 lbs , 11 oz. and has
been named Quincy Thomas.
Mrs. Barfield is the former
Leona Torgramsen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Torgram
sen.
The Barfields now live at
Annapolis, Maryland. Barfield
is in the Navy.
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sure, but this writer will go
out on a limb and take the
swarthy Rocky Marciano to
beat the Seattle Matthews by
a close decision.
Ann Lightfoot. daughter cf
Mr. anb Mrs. Homer Light
foot, and Terry Rockney, dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Rockney, entertained together
Thursday in honor of their
fifth and fourth birthdays,res
pectively. The party was held
at the Lightfoot home.
Emil Knudsen returned
Monday after several weeks
outside.
Mrs. Knudsen snd children
are spending the summer at
their Bainbridge Island home.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW
is now Wednesday and Fri
day nights.
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Final Day of
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10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
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Quake Rocks j
California Town
| Tehachapi, Calif. (-P) Air
•earthquake of shattering
j force, hitting this little moun-)
I tain town with its greatest'
( fury, killed 11 persons Mon-j
j day and piled up a mounting J
1 toll of damage over a wide;
[section of California.
I The quake was California’s!
• most severe, but not most j
disastrous quake since thej
San Francisco shock of 1906. j
Only the fact that it hit in;
this sparsely-settled mountain
country, seismologists agreed,
kept the death and damage.
from being much worse.
Millions of Californians, [
from San Francisco to the j
Mexican border, were (
awakened as the first shock,
hit at 4:25 am. San Francisco
escaped damage but damage!
in Los Angeles was extensive:
though fninor in nature.
Tehachapi is the site of the J
State Prison for Women. I
The prison buildings, after >
the quake, were deemed at I
i least temporarily unusable |
and a call went out for tents to [
j house the 420 women inmates, j
NOTICE
Attention Subscribers
Effective at 8 am July 26,
long distance calls may be pla
ced with the Alaska Communi
cation System by dialing no.
3001. The old number has been
discontinued.
Kodiak Telephene Co.
■
Dsnali Arrives
Monday
The end of a 53-day strike
against the Alaska SteamshiD
Co. was mar a- d with the arri
val < f the Denali here Monday
aft r .oon at 1 o’clock.
The ship brought only 150
tons of freight for Kodiak,
and sailed again at 5.30. Capt.
Ben Aspen was in command of
the vessel.
Thirty-four round trippers
and 66 persons who were to
disembark at Seward for a
tour of the interior were on
the ship. They spent the after
noon in Kodiak, the first sun
ny port they had seen.
Passengers for Kodiak were
Mrs. Beatrice Crouse, Mrs.
Mary E. Berry, Miss Nettie
Felton, Miss Anne Lann, Mrs.
Poof,. Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Warwick, ann H. Stock
land
Outgoing passengers were
Mrs. Stan Nelson, Michael J.
Carey and Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Herwig and daughter.
The next Dentli is due Au
gust 4.
The Tarleton Brown, Coast
wise Line Co. vessel was at
the Kodiak Naval Station last
weekend.
Mrs. Jack McCord was a
passenger aboard PNA last
Friday, en route to Seattle.
COME TO
THE COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
Bible School
Worship
Fellowship Hour
Worship
Wednesday Bible Study
NEXT TIME .. .
TRY
9:45 A. M.
11:00 A. M.
6:30 P. M.
7:35 P. M.
7:30 P, M.
The Idle Hour
& Beautiful Burdicraft Boats
12-14-16 foot with or without trailers
FISHING OUTINGS
I
FRESH
From the Denali
BLUE RIBBON CUT UP FRYERS
ROASTING CHICKENS
RABBITS
SMALL TURKEYS
Cool, crisp, refrigerated Produce
Arden ice Cream
ENJOY SUMMER IK A CATALINA SWIM SUIT FOR MEN. WOMEN & CHILDREN
Play clothes by \\ hite Stag & Catalina for the whole family
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT TOE TOOT Of MAIM STKHT «« ns pecs
FREE PARKING FREE DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 4040 BEFORE 3 PM j
CHEVHOLETS BUICKS CADILLACS j
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