Mr. and Mrs. Gus Johnson
arrived Thursday from Seward
to make their home here as Mr
Johnson is the new hardware
manager of the 0. Kraft & Son
hardware department. Mr. John
son has been employed at
Brown & Hawkins in Seward for
the past 3 years and before that
was in the hardware business in
Seattle.
The following quota for June
was announced today by Mrs.
Joanita Savoy, clerk of the lo
cal War Price and Rationing
hoard;
Passenger tires: 12 grade 1,
32 grade 3, 1 recap, 32 tubes.
Trucks: 10 tires, 2 recaps,
5 tubes.
Also 1 automobile and 6 bi
cycles.
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
BUY
MORE
BONDS
I KODIAK
\ FOUNTAIN
FATHER’S DAY CARDS
•
LARGE COLLECTION
of
SELECT PIPES
NEW IVORY
•
BOXED CANDY
ICE CREAM
POPCORN
MAGAZINES
NOVELTIES
Glen Banks and T.T. Jackson
have rented from Ben Kraft the
house on Alaska Way next to
Pierce’s fountain, formerly the
residence of the late Charles
Houtari, and are making alterat
ions for the installation of a
| sandwich shop.
COMIN’ & COIN’
Recent outgoing passengers as
reported by the Alaska Steam
ship company included:
Lucille Doyle, school teacher,
Juneau; Frank Herman, drug
gist, to Seattle via Ketchikan;
Grabiel Ruff, Wrangell.
For Seattle: Raymond Tro
seth, Joseph Bishop, Edger
Brooker, Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Hamlin and infant, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Cousley and son Gor
don, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid,
Mrs. L. Dickinson, Mr. and
Mrs.John Miller, Thorsten Bree
burg, Wm. McLeod, Larry Gour
lie, Mark Ageil.
Raymond Martin, local man
ager, Alaska Star Air Lines,
reported the following recent
passengers:
INCOMING:
Ken Johnston, J. S. Jensen,
Jack Chandler, Bill Pikus, Chas.
Sharp, Clark Odekirk, Joe Free
man, Sue Easton Peter McCart
er.
OUTGOING:
T. C. Marquart, Nick Nekef
eroff, Pat Casey, A. Everett, E.
Magnusen, Clarence Koppang,
Helen Bondrup, Helen Smith,
Hallie Lypken, Floyd Swan,
Clyde Galbraith, Mrs. H. O.
White, Mrs. Norman Sutliff, E.
Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Tierney &
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Parks to
Anchorage.
John Garcia and Frank Flores
to Cordova.
Mrs. A1 Nauling, Anchorage;
James C. Ryan, Homer; Maud
Earl, Fairbanks.
Frank Dugan, Fred Robinson,
Gene Peabody, Inar Patterson,
Fred Deveau Harry Pinch, An
chorage.
KODIAK
RECREATION PARLOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL CARDS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS
Ray Martin was appointed at
the Rotary luncheon Tuesday to
determine possibilities for an aD
propriate Fourth of July celebra
tion this year
The playground committee,
consisting of Merrill Coon, Bill
Lewis and Ray Martin reported
that it planned to meet with the
city council and with the aid of
city maps to plan for projected
playground improvements for the
school
The club met jn the domestic
room at school with sandwiches
and coffee prepared by Dick
Clifton an 1 Forest Ayers A cake
donated by Mrs. Ayers, with ice
cream, formed the dessert. Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson, committee
member who was late, was assign
ed to wash dishes.
Mrs. O. A. Torgerson and
daughter Theron left recently on
an extended trip for the sum-;
mer to visit with Mrs. Torger
son ’s mother in San Francisco.
Before leaving Mrs. Torgerson
was guest at a surprise luncheon
tendered her by members of
the Bank of Kodiak staff.
Led by Raymond Lowry, an
Army band came into town Sun
day and played an hour con
cert for the crowd of youngsters
and oldsters that gathered to
enjoy it. The boys sat on chairs
parked on the Bank of Kodiak
sidewalk.
• • •
SPORTSMEN
• • •
For That Fishing Trip
see that
SUPER-DUX
FISHING JACKET
AT THE
The Men’s Store
AFs Chicken Inn
on the Mission HigDway
Music & Entertainment
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15&10:15
— FEATURING —
Lillian Walker, Alicia Leigh and
Sue Scranton, pianist
in
Native Hawaiian Dances
Chicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
KODIAK MERCANTILE CO
NEW SHIPMENT
Congoleum Rugs all sizes
Nairn-Crest Inlaid Linoleum
Duplex Felt Backing many patterns
Dolly Madison Frigidette
4 quart freezer
AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Radio Tubes & Parts
Home Radio Antenna
Shelf & Heavy Hardware
L A. ( Jim) trophy. Manager