VFW Auxiliary Plana i
Christmas Party
The VFW Auxiliary is plan
ning its annual Christmas
party sometime in the week
preceding Christmas. The
exact date has not been de
cided.
The names of all children]
planning to attend the party |
must be turned in before]
December 1. Mrs. Connie]
Christofferson and Mrs. I
Laurose Keyser will accept!
the names.
Mark Johnson, three yeari
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon I
Johnson, flew alone to Anchor
age Sunday to meet his father
and to have his eyes checked.
Mark made the trip on the !
regular PNA flight. He was)
accompained by the airlines'
stewardess. Mark returned j
Monday and brought his [
father, who had been attend-'
ing the Elks meeting in Cor-1
dova, with him.
I
Grandmothers club netted j
$47.35 at a bake sale held re-1
cently at Kraft’s supermarket.,
The group wishes to thank all;
who contributed to the club |
and also these who purchased
the food.
Another baked sale will be!
held on Dedember 13, at the (
supermarket.
urn' lou
‘Wi&e, , , ,
Shop early for
That "Special” Dress
And be ready to
Swing into the holidays
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10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8 j
Wi r
Duck Stamp Sales
Set New Record
All previous sales records
for Federal “due* stamps”
were shattered durimr the
year ended June 30, 1952, Al
bert M. Day, FWS director
announced.
Over two million stamps
were sold in the 48 states and
U. S. possessions. California
led the list for the fourth
straight year with 173,136.
For the 1951-52 year 7,909
stamps were sold in Alaska.
The duck hunting season for
Kodiak-Afognak Island group
ended Thursday.
Augustal-T*) - Eishenhower
and Dewey met yesteaday to
talk over international and
domestic problems likely to
come up for discussion at the
General’s conference with
Truman next week.
One of the president-elects
aides said no decision had
been reached on the date of
the General’s Korean trip.
The city street department
have been dumping gravel and
working on the rough spots on
Mission Road this week.
NOTICE
Your Fuller Brush Represen
tative suggests you give a
long lasting Fuller Brush pro
duct at Christmas. Will call
I at your convenience. Phone
2361 or write Helen King, Box
504, Kodiak.
Late Bulletins {
By Associated Press !
New York—\bram Feller,,
head of the United Nations j
i legal department, who was re-,
Icentiy questioned by Senate',
.Loyalty Committee investi-j
| gators, plunged to his death. ,
! Police said the 47 year old j
i right hand man to UN Secre-j
; tary General Trygve Lie, J
eluded the grasp of his wife
I and fell from a 12 story win
dow overlooking Central Park.
Lie said Feller killed self be- i
cause of defending UN em- j
ployees against “indiscrimi-j
nate smears”. Counsel fori
loyalty committee said Feller j
| was not the target of their (
investigation.
Washington - George Earle,
former governor of Pennsyl
vania, testified that President
Roosevelt refused to believe
evidence the Russians slaugh
tered mnrp than 10,000 Potn®.
in the Katyn Forest.
The “love, respect and be
lief in Russia in the White
House simply unbelievable to
me,” Earle told a Special
House Inquiry Group.
Washington—Sultry vt iced
Karen Morley balked at telling
a House un-American Activi
ties Committee whether she
was ever a member of the
Communist Party. The blonde
42-year old actress smilingly
declined to answer on the
grounds of self incrimination.
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