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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

Teacup notes may be phoned to
PO. 1878 up to 5 pm. Tuesday.
u 4
When Mrs. George F. Parker, sr.
Of Upton Park, London, England,
stepped off the Queen Mary at New
York harbor June 10Th, she found
her son, George F. Parker, jr., with
Mrs. Parker, and grandchildren
Josephine and George III, there to
meet her. The trip to the Parker
home, 1882 Rosemont was made
via motor. Mrs. Parker and George
were in England in 1947 and Mrs.
Parker, sr. is remaining here until
September 21st.
Four girls from East Cleveland
Baptist Church are enjoying ten
days vacation, attending confer
ence at Denison University, Gran
vile, Ohio. In the quartet are
Marybeth Maplas, Janet Sprinkle,
Arlene Warman and M Maril y n
Hickes, all of East Cleveland.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

CORRECTION
In last weeks Leader commen-
ting on new Kiwanis club men,
bers, Rev. ]. Franklin McHendry
was listed as pastor of Winder-
mere Methodist Church. 1t should
have been Windermere Presby-
terian church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06
SPORT NOTES

Joe Diamond turned in low score
at the golfing party held last week
by the East Cleveland Exchange
Club at Lost Nation Country Club.
Honors for blind bogey went to
Ollie Troescher. A buffet dinner
rounded out the perfect day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

and Mrs. Carol were honored at
the premier opening, of the Col
lingwood Theatre on the Potomac,
under the skies.
A resident company of New York
players presented "The Two Mrs
Carols. She then returned to
Waverly Farm at Warrington
where she is the guest of the Ed
ward Bythways. Mrs. Bythway be-
ing a luncheon guest of Mrs. Wen
dell Carroll.
This Fourth Of July weekend
was never-to- -beforgotten event for
the girls from Gamma Beta Gam
ma who spent it at Hotel Breakers
at Cedar point. They went swim
ming and sunbathed on the beach.
They danced and enjoyed canoeing
on the lagoon and all in all had
a most delightful time.
In the party were Lois and
Janet Copeland, 1852 East 134th
ST.: Janet Houghton, 14804 Shaw
ave.; Vivian Larsen, 1913 Iro-
quois,; Joan Taggart 14113 Strath-
more; Beverly Crane, 14511 Shaw
ave.; Shirley Wescott, 14404 May
fair; Pat Armstrong, 1870 Lake
Front; and Audrey Jones, 1906 E:
134th st. with Mrs. A. E. Copeland,
1852 East 134th st. and Mrs. /.
Firestone, 1900 Iroquois as chape-
rones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burton,
both Shaw High School graduates,
and their son are now living in
Wooster, o. They will make Woos-
ter their home for the next two
years while Mr.. Burton completes
his schooling at Wooster College.
Allegany State Park, N. Y, is
the spot the vacation-bound j. R.
Reesers of 142O8 Mortified ave-,
have chosen for this years family
jaunt. Completing the party are
sons, Jimmy and Dick.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

For Sun Vertikol Blinds. It's w. l.llll.
Also Crown Cornices and Draperies.
Cleveland Sun VertikGl Blind Co.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-07-06

The LEADER Has the Buyers
Evening star., 1950-08-01
ID. G.. Vital Statistics Report
Deaths Reported

Lille T Toynton, SO. Kensinston Md
Frances Wathen-Dunn. 81. Ill Joliet st
Ida j. Fellow. 7s. 4121 Minnesota ave
Lena Shear. rs, Romney. w Va.
Charles Jacobs. "a. 623 Pennsylvania ave
Barney Ferson. IS. 290I 18th st. NV.
Bessie X. Shapiro. SO, 1889 Upshur st
Charles Z. Bisgs. "a. 227 18th st. ne.
Georse B. Le Foe. 81. s55 Z st. Sc.
Frances P. Soper. 43. 3720 Upton st. NV
Joseph T. Harris, -43. .644 18th st. ne.
Esther NJ. Neal. 81, 3oo5 Clifton st. ne
Ronnie L. Reid. g. 33os B st. Sc. " - ~
Barry Mosler. S. 141 Anacostia I'd Sc.
William Gilmore. go, 35o7 W pl. NV.
Samuel Gill. 3S. 2025 Flasler pl. NV.
Mary Quigley. SO. 1888 37th st. NV.
Ada Buxton. 80, 1902 N st. NV.
Ella Wood. 79. 320l 10th st. ne.
Laura McGhee, "a. 500s Illinois ave. NV
Ella walters. II, 1900 Lawrence ST. ne
Myrtle Robinson, 81, 1892 Ft. Baker DIR
Catherine Haynes, 5s. 1900 Lawrence st
Grover .coltrain. Al. 1910 R st. Sc.
Mahmud Rudaini, 81. 2205 Massachusetts
Margaret Godetts. 81. 134e Kenyon st
NV.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Births Reported

Robert and Gladys Ealy. boy.
John and Dorothy Ferrell, boy.
Roscoe and Louise Ford. boy.
LLOYD and Hazel Glover, boy.
Willie and Leona Harper. boy.
Stanley and Margarite Hawkins. boy.
Robert and Frances jackson. boy.
Joseph and Emma Lee, boy.
Randolph and Lille Lee. boy.
Maron asnfo aaa and Adisas aass MsSs MSSS boy sSy
Albert and Esther Moore, boy.
Daniel and Romaine Mulkey, boy.
Ernest and Dolores Mullen. boy.
Robert and Gloria Nelson, boy.
Benz iamin and Myrtle Payton, boy.
Clyde and Louise Pike. boy.
Arthur and Shirley Prather. boy.
Warren and Elsie Price. boy.
Wesley and Ethel Richardson, boy.
Robert and Pricy Ruffin, boy.
Raymond and Mildred Sprigss. boy.
William and Mary Smith, boy.
William and Minnie Smith, boy.
Roscoe and Theda Stewart. boy.
Garnett and Helen Tate, boy.
Henry and Catherine Tyler, boy.
Warren and Aurelia Ward. boy.
Francis and Annie Whatley. boy.
Burnice and Helen Williams boy.
Wesley and Mildred s1, Wills. boy:
Joseph and Mary Britt, (twins).
Clemm and Betty Brown, girl
BENJAMIN and EIneStine Broome. sirl.
Russell and Mary Burnett, girl.
| Albert and Isabel Bussie. girl
Charles and GLADYS Davis, girl.
Daniel and Johnnie Garris. girl.
Woodson and Joan Baskin. girl.
Franklin and Odessa Greene, girl.
Cephas and Thelma Hair. girl.
Thomas and Signolia Harris, girl.
Roland and Frances Hughes. girl.
| David and Teri Jig. girl
Melvin and Eva Lawson, girl.
Thomas and Janet Mobley. girl.
Helen Parkam. girl.
Francis and Dorothy Powell. girl.
Henry and Elizabeth Prue. girl.
James and Velma Proctor, girl.
Walter and Sarah Reed, girl.
Purcell and Christine Richards. girl.
Clyde and Sarah Ross. girl.
william and Eddie Satterwhite, girl.
Novel and Vera Smith. girl.
David and Lucille Sturdivant, girl.
Alfred and Gladys Watts. girl
Avon and Berndette Weems. girl
Parmalee and Ruth williams. girl.
Aulis and Mable williams. girl.
Lewis and Pearl Yates. girl.
Joseph and Tillie Young, girl.
William and Mary Ward, girl.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Remote Control Service

PARIS (R.-Poovaman Oopa
has held a seat in the French
National Assembly as a deputy
from Tahiti since his election last
October, and has yet to make an
appearance in Paris. Instead. so
far as Is known here. he is still in
Tahiti and intends to remain
there. This has not interfered
with his salary. A clerk said that
Oopa Is drawing roughly $4,000
a year as a deputy.
Evening star., 1950-08-01

the woman, who lives in the 300
block of L street S.W., struck him
with a pop bottle.
After treatment for a possibly
serious injury to his right eye,
Mr.. Wheeler returned to his
neighborhood, only to be belabored
with a toy pistol about the left
eye by Buchanan, of the 300 block
Of M street S.W. No provocation
here, either. Mr.. Wheeler told
Judge Ellen X. Raedy.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Tourist Boom SeIf-HeIped

PORT SAID. P)-The Royal
Mail liner Atlantis left Java with
$50 babies aboard-and arrived at
Port Said with 400. Explanation
211 of the passengers were ex-
pectant mothers. The ship was
under charter to the Dutch gov
ernment to repatriate Dutch citi-
Zens from Indonesia.
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Woman Gets Year, Man 6 Months, In Assault

Eva Graham, 81, yesterday was
jailed $50 days for hitting a man
over the right eye, while Clarence
D. Buchanan. so, got six months
for hitting the same man over
the other eye.
Third and victimized party to
the dispute was Robert Wheeler,
27, also colored. of Ill L street
S.W. He contended in Municipal
Court that, without provacation,
Evening star., 1950-08-01
Conodion Pastor to Speak

The Rev. Peter Nearing. of Nova
Scotia. Canada, will address a
meeting on How Co-operatives
Can Help Negroes" at p. m. to-
morrow in st. Peter Claver Center,
1913 u street N. w.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Cathedral Middle School
PIuns Pet Show Monday

The Cathedral Middle School
will present a pet show at 3 pm.
Monday at the school playground,
Woodley road at Thirty-sixth street
NV. Proceeds will go to Children's s
Hospital.
Honored guests" will be two
performers on the WMAL-TV
Tail-Waggers dog program on
Monday nights. They are Sinner, !"
a miniature French poodle and
Sally" a Welsh terrier. The Mis-
sionary Board of the school will
serve refreshments.
Evening star., 1950-05-12

0ias ss.n gh.es Al a. s9ars esHs 4tB Hone and
NV. and Roberta Robinson. Is. Canton,
Fadxmar snsed, 42. s27 T st. ne. and
Francis Oconnell. AZ, Drexel Hill. Pa,
and Geneyieve Finzei' 81 6O4 Ritten-
Edmond ziy@oa; @ 2z: and Sham zarou. II,
Robert Boiey. "a, 1874 Chicago ST. Sc,
and Janet Sole, %, 3705 Alabama ave.
ne, and Alberta friedman. 10, Silver
John Prendabe, jr.. a., sos Mellon st;
Sc, and Mary Mcwilliams, 25. 1878
Gerald Mansberg, %, so3 Longfellow st.
NV, and Mildred Feingold, 10, 317
Gallatin st. NV.
Paul stiflemire, e. Natl National Airport and
Albert Tesch. 81, Forest Glen. Md, and
Ruth Morse, 81. 442 Massachusetts
Dana Hamblen. 80. 2515 K st. NV. and
Luz Vincenty. q, 1921 St; NV.
and Joan Scripture, 21. Cleveland,
clifton 9' Perkins, 21, 1912 s st. NV,
and Bernice Ashton, 21, 1906 5th st.
Lorraine Ayers, 1s. 2o11 Rosedale st. ne
and Doris Armand, 20. Arlington, Va.
William Johnston, 81, 1923 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV. and Betty QUINN 49,
Robert Young, IT., "a. 1887 35th st. n.w2
and Mary walden. 2e, 1918 Prospect
Lee Isaacson, "a, and Dorothy Clifton.
81, both of 2l30 N st. NV.
Thomas jenkins, 22, westmorelannd
County, Va. and Betty Kersey. 49,
Henry mS"iss- Stewart, 40, 1442 Clifton st. NV,
and Adelaide Woodley. SO. 1895 Spring
Willie Cardwell, jr., 21, 1853 California
ST. NV, and Pearl Barber. Is, 404 W
Murray Rottenberg. g.. 1884 Church st.
NV, and Diana Kali, 25, 3343 18th
ST. NV.
NV, and Eula Davis, 81. 359 N pl. s:w.
Walter Young. jr.. 35 Fort Belvoir. Va'
and Amelia Davis. 80, 7l9 Quincy st.
Malcolm Macdonald. 2s, 41lO Fessenden
st. NV. and Eleanor Newland, "A,
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1950-05-12

(By the D. C. Bureau Of Vital Statistics
Frank Gero, 76., 1928 B st. Sc
W. Hayden Collins, IL, 1923 Harvard st.
NV.
Jesse C. Steele. 6s, 1885 Green st. se.
Albert W. Hamilton. 65. Indian Head, Nd
Jessie B. Canter, IS, 1929 Potomac ave.
Sc.
Rose Whiting, "a. 5Oo5 5th st. NV.
Cleveland B. Miller, 81. 2147 o st. NV.
Ollie P. Tate, SO. 731 5th st. NV.
Maurice Hinchliffe. 81. so17 Eastern ave,
Yefta sllVeE ieyy' spring ss' s4s7 ns7 ,4tb st NV
Walter L. Allen, "a. 66l5 N. 18th St,
pb;iiln Ealls + CHI Kax;sr Va; 70 1924 10th st NV
william Baker, 20. 80 Fenton pl, NV.
Emma, BuITe!l, 65: 1929 Gauit pl- ne.
Annie Mae Yeldell. SO, II K St ne.
Pearl Pear, I: Carmichael - a. 1922 q st. NV.
Louise M. Manning. IS. SO end st. Sc.
willis U. Green, so. 2132 Flagler pl. NV.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Births Reported
(By the D. c. Bureau Of Vital STATISTICS

(By the -. L. bureau OF VIAL otatlStI'
David and Nancy Batson, boy.
Raymond and Doris Bertram, boy.
Frank and Margaret Carlo, boy.
Robert and Louise Curtis, boy.
Russell and Mary Doollttle, boy.
Charles and Mary Gaffney. boy.
Harris and Mary Henderson, boy.
Everett and Barbara James, boy.
Francis and Claire Marshall, boy,
Grover and Lorraine Morgan' boy.
Grant and Elizabeth Mamma, boy.
curtis and Marie Pratt, boy.
Davis and Lois Smith, boy.
Jack and Edith Thomas, boy.
John and Ruth Thomas, BOY.
Samuel and Loya Wheatley, boy.
Herman and Doar Wieder, boy.
Marian and Margaret Curran, girl.
Harry and Nancy Daras, girl; -,
Joseph and Geraldine Donnelly, girl.
Harry and Florence Iu5cltn11 Gordan' allI GIL
Joseph and Anna Jones, girl.
Thomas and Dorothy Lauer, girl.
John and Gladys Martin, girl.
charles and Helen Mccubolns' girl
Ellis and Lillian Naiman, GIRL
George and Evelyn Noord, girl
Robert and Joyce Pratt, girl.
clifford and Frances Randall, girl.
Andy and Katherine Repasy' girl.
Alvin and Loretta Sara. girl.
Sidney and Mildred Schlossenberg, girl
William and Pauline Silliman,. girl.
Wayne and Virginia Smltn: glrl:
Carl and JacQuenne opaululnB, sHA'
Donley and Doris Stocking, girl.
John and Ella Turner. girl.
Mordell and Virginia Abrams, boy
Robert and Kathleen Brooks, boy.
Arthur and Rebecca Campbell, boy.
Calvin and Doris Clarke, boy.
Thaddeus and Willie Ellis, boy.
Robert and Mary Glover, boy;
Morrell and Bernice Harris, boy.
George and Theresa Hawkins, boy.
Wesley and Cozy Hearns, boy,
WILDER and Marion jackson, Doy'
Harvey and Hazel johnson, boy.
James and O'Dell Morgan. boy.
Lloyd and Gwendolyn Newberry boy.
James and Wilmina Quarles, boy.
James and Edna Robertson, boy.
willie and Lou Thomas. boy.
Clarence and Doretha Thompson Doy'
Charles and Elizabeth Campbell girl
Matthew and Jessie Gibson, girl.
Frank and Beatrice Hall, girl.
Samuel and Billie Henderson, girl
Howard and Dorothy Henderson, GIL
Jesse and Gloria Hilliard, girl.
Milton and Dorothy Holmes, girl.
Ken and Kim Huie, girl.
Willie and Louise johnson, girl,
Roosevelt and Helene Quick girl.
Joseph and Minnie Saunders, girl.
Kenneth and Lucy Taylor girl.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Optimist Club Tuesdoy

Mr.. Rash. who is also special
features director for WMAL and
WMAL-TV. will speak on The
Life of a White House Core
Spondent."
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Bryson Rash to Address

Bryson Rash, White House
correspondent for WMAL, win
address the Optimist Club of
Washington at 1890 pm. Tues
day at the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Laundry Managers to Meet

The District of Columbia 1nstl-
tutional Laundry Managers Will
hold their regular meeting at 8
o'clock tonight at the Hotel An
napolis.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laiO, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, lDdit three full days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1950-05-12
Deaths Reported

tBy the D. C. Bureau of Vita, statistics)
Evening star., 1950-05-12
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Textron Royon Crepe Dress
size Slip, tailored style with
nyIon trim; white or pink;
sizes 81 to 38------3,95
D'orsoys "lntoxicotion"
Toilet Voter in q beouti-
tuf gift bottle; light, cling
ing, summer fragrance, Sc
incl. Fed. tax
Sheer Tissue chembroy
Blouse with sparkling rhine
stone button; pink, sunlight,
seofoom; sizes 81 to 38.
7.95
AIumesk. "the bog that's
ever white" washes costly;
hos top Upper; ideal, proc-
tieol and pretty gift t--9.54
incl. Fed. tax
Archer Sheer Nyion Hose. q
reolIy fine treot for Mother;
so gauge, IS denier; new
est light summer shades;
sizes 812 to lOHz. pr. 1.95
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Civilian Jobs
Listed At MAS

Civilian personnel vacancies
for auto mechanics, carpen-
tiers, oilers, plumbers helpers,
architectural engineers and
engineering aides and drafts
men were listed this week by
LCDR. A. A. Ahern, Indust :
rial Relations Officer at MOB
A total of 16 vacancies was
listed.
Those interested in applying
for any of the positions should
forward the Civil S ervice Com
mission Standard Form 81 to
the Industrial Relations
Officer, MAS, Kodiak or apply
il person to room 204, second
floor, of the Regimental Ad-
ministration Building, MAS.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
REelecvloNS
in the MlR RoR
z YEARS AGO-1943

Notice of new blackout
hours was given, and a siren
whistle would herald them.
Blackout curtains were to be
used from $50 pm until sum
rise at 9 am.
Dell's Cafe was sold to Edna
Kraft and was to be operated
by Joe Guthrie (now a Kodiak
baker.)
FIVE YEARS AGO 1915 y
Commissioner of Education
James Ryan said "the prob
lem of a new school must be
faced in the very near fu-
ture". Ryan inspected the
school and said it was un-
satisfactory.
The Presidents Birthday
ball Melted over $500 for the
March of Dimes.
ONE YEAR AGO 1949
The island was invaded"
by troops and so was the town.
The March of Dimes in the
area, including the base, net
ted almost $4,000.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
|lngrid Bergman
Has New Son

Rome( P)-Ingrid Bergman.
movie actress, is the mother
of a baby boy tentatively
named Roberto. One of her
doctors said she and the
Italian film director Roberto
Rossellini are very, very
happy.
The beautiful Swedish act
ress, "a, has announced her
plans to marry Rossellini N
soon as she gets her divorce
from DR.. Peter Lindstrom Of
Hollywood who visited her in
Sicily nine months ago. She
filed suit in Mexico last week.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
G. ]. Insurance
Dividends Arrivjng

G.. l. Insurance dividend
checks for World War III vet
Grams made their appearances
in Kodiak this week.
The Veterans Administra-
ton has estimated that all
eligible veterans will have re-
ceived their share of the divi-
dend fund by the end of June.
Veterans who move before
they receive their dividend
checks should not forget to
leave a completed change of
address" form with their post
office, the VA warns.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
NEW FOREIGN POLICY

War talk rolled out Of Washington d: this week De-
Tense Secretary Louis Johnson threatened flick he
of Joe Stain if he starts anything
johnson told gathering of 300 fellow alumni at the Uni
versy of Virginia that the countrys defense system reach
ing the point where be ready for action within hour
While happy to hear that the u S. ready to de-
fend ITSELF also think that take Johnsons state
ment literally and let him and warus Joe' settle all
differences between themselves it will avert lot of
boodshed and also furnish lot of sport for several mil
lion persons.
Our idea is to set boxing ring the lawn front of
the U. N building at Flushing Meadows peel Johnson and
Stain down, give each big stout club and let em CO.
Three delegates from the T. N Security Council could be
chosen judges and the referee should be Trygve Lie
The fight would not be conducted according to the Marquis
of Queensbury rules everything would go expect that
would be barred from using the veto and Johnson would
prohibited from pulling Joes mustache.
If the fight ends in draw the contestants would be given
week to recover and return bout staged
Besides saving the lives millions of Americans the event
might produce little which could be chucked
into the national treasury help pay off little of the rapidly
mounting overhead.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Union Oil
Receiving Bids

w. E. Red" Thompson.
'ist1icc representative for the
Union Oil Company, arrived
in town Tuesday.
Thompson is receiving bids
for the driving of piling to be
used as a moorage for the oil
company's barge that win
arrive here this month.
The barge will be equipped
to offer a complete oil service
to Kodiak, Thompson said.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
NOTICE

All for hire vehicles, trucks,
taxi cabs, etc., are required to
to report for police inspection
at the Community Center
grounds Monday, Feb. 6, be-
t veen the hours of "a pm.
Owners as well as drivers of
vehicles must be present.
Police Department
City of Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Receiver Set Stolen

A small black receiver box
used for receiving frequencies
was stolen from a range finder
shack on the east side of
Woody Island recently.
The theft was reported to
the marshaPs office.
It is believed that the pers1
or persons taking the box.
thought it was a small radio.
set.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Hospital News
BIRTHS:

BIRTHS:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Full
Ter, a daughter. Donna Jean,
7 lbs l ! OF. The baby was born
Jan. %, at MOB and mother
and daughter are now at Grit
fin Memorial Hospital.
For major surgery, Mrs.
Lorraine Anderson; minor sur
gerry, Morris Burnham,
Frances Hardin, Mrs. Pete
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Came
ron were outgoing PIMA pass
engers on Wednesdays plane.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
NOTICE

All bills against Christy's
Bak cry must be presented on
or before February.11. Because
of the dissolution of our part
nersh p as owners of Christy's
Bakery all bills contracted
4fter February A, will be the
responsibility of the con-
tr- citing party
Bud Koch.
Walter Erickson.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Unger.

Roy Snyder, owner of the
Mecca Bar, was confined to
his home this week after suf-
fering a light heart attack
Monday. He is expected to be
up and around soon.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Tow, Tidbits

<1AtAAVuHA GAAAA AAANe@oS~~
Hasn't had any luck finding
lthe two bedroom house he's
promised a friend, he's had
lone offered to him ''22 hours
away from Kodiak by air..
John Morton, former Kodiak
ian, wrote Emil this week that
he could furnish the kind of
house he wants, for $35 a
month, at Boonville, Missouri!
Morton also mentioned !, the
freezing weather there, but
added there were no Kodiak
bears, only wolves. >.
Word of a baby born in
England ats am one day
reached here at 10 am the
same day! Mrs. Walter Kraft's
sister had a daughter, and her
mother wired Immediately
that the "baby was born to-
day., but it wasn't until a
letter arrived the following
week that Mrs. Kraft realized
the today" in the wire was
the same day on which she
received it. Actually of course,
he difference in time made
the apparently speedy trans
mission. when the wire
rrixed here it was by then 10
m in England. :.
Here's a sample of the cur
'ent(and everlasting) housing
| heritage: a man who has mere
y staked out the spot where
he s'ans to build a house for
r44.oe.i ha, already had requests
from prospective tenants. =.
OBJECT of an interview in a
recent Vancouver, B. c., Sun
is Harlan Mahle, son of Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Mahle of Ko-
diak. The 19-year old boy is a
student at the Plus X Mission
run by Father Edgar Gallant
at Skagws y, and with Father
Gallant is now outside.
Young Mahle, who hopes to
become a diary farmer. will
probably visit Hollywood with
Father Gallant, the paper re-
ports but adds that the boy
isn't much interested in see
ing movie stars. Il do want to
look at some diaries while I'm
down here" he is reported as
saying. The interview is head
ed, Alaskan Youth Wants to
See Some Cows, Not Lana
Turner. -.
First to report in the March
of Dimes drive was the CAA
lat Woody Island, which COL
+, lected more than $40 in contri-
buttons. Miss Irene Brook,
general chairman of the cam
paign for the BPW, is more
than pleased at such success. :.
Bobby Gonzales, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Gonzales,
celebrated his fifth birthday
with a party Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. Howard Came.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04

A warranty deed from V: G.
Ellis to Norman Sutliff for lot
16 block 5 of east addition was
recorded this week.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-04
Funston Arrives

The army transport Funston
arrived at MOB Tuesday night
with mail and cargo for the
base. Several sacks of mail
were also brought for town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Myers
returned Tuesday from a vaca-
ton outside. Myers is a fire
man at the base.