Hospital hews
Births:
To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
England, a son, August 4,
weight, 9 lbs., 4 oz., name
Harold Eugene.
To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
H. Ogden, a son, August 2,
weight. 7 lbs., 4 oz., name,
Raymond Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Deveau
have announced the birth of
their 10th child. The baby,
named Frances Lynn was
born last week in Seattle. She
weighed 5 lbs.
Deveau is now on the Island
Seafoods floating cannery.
Twins Born I
At Navy Base
| Sgt. and Mrs. D. D. Me
Alexander became the parents
of twins August3. The babies, •
a boy and girl, were born at
I the Naval Station hospital, !
Tne girl weighed four!
pounds, two ounces and was 1
named Kathy Ellen. The boy
weighed five pounds, 13 j
ounces and was named Kay
Allen.
Sgt. Me Alexander is assign
ed to the loeal ACS Station.
Larry Everett Felix has
filed suit for divorce from
j Rhoda Felix. The case has
been filed with the Third
District Court in Anchorage.
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Assessment System
Continued from page 4
urged to attend the council
meeting on the date for sett-1
ing the millage. At that time
you can examine the factors;
that determine your tax bill.” I
(Ed. note: There it is. Any I
questions should be directed i
to the council. We will pub-1
lish the date of the meeting j
at which time the millage will I
be determined )
The concrete sidewalk in
front of Tony’s and the Pas
time Club was completed this
week.
NOTICE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT;
FOR THE TERRITORY OF!
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION,1
AT ANCHORAGE j
IN THE MATTER OF THE j
APPLICATION OF SIMEON j
ROY FOR CHANGE OF
NAME
Public notice is hereby
given that on August 11, 1952,,
at 9:00 o’clock A. M., or as.
soon thereafter as counsel can;
be heard, the application of i
Simeon Roy, sometimes known i
as Richard Williams, for a |
change of name to Richard
Williams will be made.
All those persons who for
any reason object to such!
change being made should ap- j
pear at said hearing and show
cause why such change of
name should not be made.
Paul A. Dupler,
Attorney for Petitioner.
OPS Okays Boost
For Restaurants
Juneau—Restaurant oper
ators in Alaska will be permit- (
ted to raise their meal prices to
offset certain increased food
and labor costs, Fred Hanford,1
territorial director of the Of- j
fice of Price Stabilization, said !
this week.
Restaurant prices have been ;
frozen since January. Since!
that time it has been shown !
that food and labor costs have i
continued to go up. •;
To take care of food in- •
creases, the restaurant owner)
may use the following method: j
He may figure his food-cost
per dollar of sales for the per
iod January-February-March.
If this ratio is higher than the
ratio he'had during his original
base period under the old CPR
11, he may readjust his meal
prices to restore his normal
good-cost ratio.
Mrs. Patrick Lynch has r e
signed as chairman of the lo
cal rent advisory board, Mrs.
Bonnie Nelson, announced
Thursday. No successor to
Mrs. Lynch has been selected
LITTER TO EDITOR
M-V Washington Star
Tacoma, Washington
August 4, 1952
Dear Editor:
I want to express my ap
preciation, and also that of
the entire crew, to the Police
Department of Kodiak for
their kindness and efforts
when it was necessary to
hospitalize one of our men
last week. The Police Depart
ment stood by with their
patrol wagon to serve as an
ambulance to transfer a
stretcher patient from the
ship to the hospital and again
from the hospital to the air
port.
The entire crew commented
an the consideration of the
Police Department of Kodiak
is compared to other ports.
Sincerely,
John B. Salsbury
Master
Miss Dawn Louise Craw
ford celebrated her second
airthday Thursday at her home
with a party.
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