•■LOST—Corbett key, Number
LA 1390286 on chain with ivo
ry. Return to Warren Taylor
offiee. a17r
Council
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police, and when a private citi
zen”.
After a brief discussion a mo
tion of Councilman Lewis to
table the letter until the return
of Mayor Mtell was seconded by
Councilman Pearson and passed.
The old counoil, consisting of
Smith, Hopp, ShoII, Pierce and
Mrs. Kraft met first with Hopp
presiding and authorized pay
ment of bills and heard a tenta
tive financial report of City
Clerk Blankenburg which listed
approximately $19,000 on hand.
Election results were reported
and all were accepted except
Charles Skinner as school board
•member, which was held in abey
ance awaiting word from Juneau
as to the technical question of a
candidate’s being elected and
serving as an election official.
The old council then adjourn
ed and the new councilmen,
after being sworn in by the cit,\
clerk, elected Councilman Smith
as mayor pro tern. Their first of
ficial act was to render a vote of
thanks to the retiring council
men Thfev then acted on the fol
lowing:
Heard that an emergency civ
ilian re ief supply of food would
soon be en route for storage.
Heard a letter from the Terri
torial Commissioner of Health,
asking for an increase from $600
to $1600 for the public health
nursing program. Mrs. Anne
Whalley, public health nurse,
spoke on the increase of the
progam and on roll call vote the
council approved granting $1200
for the next fiscal year. "«v
Transferred the following taxi
licenses: Belle Dightman to
George Woodcock; Alice Gatzke
to T. T. Jackson; Bert Heath to
Lee Caddell; Beernan Frost to
Lorena Kizer (2); E. K. Guerin
to Glen Banks (2). Voted to lay
on the table the request of Ken
neth Fuller for a taxi permit
Frank Hermann told the coun
cil that 50 per cent of taxis now
operating here were doing so il
legally because of the ODT limit
of taxis and that the ma ter wa«
being taken up with the ODT
office
Church Plans For
Easter Season,
The Community Baptist
Church invites everyone in Kod
iak and in the Army and Navy
to participate in special services
scheduled for the Easter season
Tomorrow, Palm Sunday,
opens the final week of the toast
er Festival. At 11:15 the Child
ren's Choir will make its first
appearance, singing “The Child
ren’s Hosanna”. Mrs. N. M.
Chamlieilain will 3ing the well
known favorite, “The Palms”.
At this service Rev. Minter
Uzzell will bring the Palm Sun
day message. Both ministers are
friends from former days in Cal
ifornia. Rev. Uzzell, formerly
from Lancaster, Calif., and now
of Baird, Texas, is at present
serving as chaplain in the Army.
At the 7:30 seivice the choir
will sing C. H Kaufman's “Fling
Wide the Gates”. Mr. Morony
will preach upon the theme: The
Kiny; He Is. Baptism will he ad
j ministered.
Special Holy Week services
| will be held between Palm Sun
day and Easter This formal ser
Job Control
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War Manpower Commission.
2— Availability Certificates
shall b • issued to workers seek
ing new jobs only when a changa
is in the best interests of the war
e> fort
3— Employers shall not dis
charge or lay off any employee
except where such action is nee
essitated by conditions beyond
control or in the best interests of
the war effort.
First effect will be to restrict
undue migration, eliminate turn
overs and stop pirating of workr
era
Operation of the new program
will be centered in all local offi
ces of the U. S Employment
Service, which have a supply of
the certificates.
If the employer refuses to is
sue a certificate and advisability
of the transfer is contested the
emplo}ree must remain on the
job while his case is reviewed by
a representative of the War
Manpower Commission. The rul
ing may be appealed to the ap
peals committee, composed of
equal representation by labor
and management.
Somebody’s Boy
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*s now fighting grimly on the far flung battle
fronts. He is giving his ali so that we may lire
and enjoy freedom.
We owe it to him to do our part. How?
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vice will be held next Wednesday
evening at 7:30 and the choir j
will [lies lit “The Christ of i.he|
Cross” Mt. Morony will preach
upon the lie '<e ‘So They Cru
cified linn”. The service will J
close with celebration of the
Lord’s Supper.
One city fire truck answered a
fire call fn>m the Chicken Inn
just before noon yesterday. A
blaze starting from grease on a
kitchen range was extinguished
before the truck arrived.
NOTICE
The Kodiak Home Laundry
will be closed during Holy Week,
April 18 to 24.
Mrs. J. R. Malutin
Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT,
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Fistate
of
JAMES S. HOLLAND,
Deceased.
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN by the undersigned, admin
istrator of the estate of James S.
Holland,dece ased ,to t he creditors
of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, that
within six (6) months after the
first publication of this notice
they exhibit them, with the nec
essary vouchers, to the said ad
ministrator at the office of War
ren A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue,
Kodiak, Alaska, that being the
place for the transaction of the
business of the said estate.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this
7th day of April, 1943,
Jack Allman
Administrator of the Estate
James S. Holland, deceased
Date of first publication April
10, 1943.
TRY THE NEW
Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Henry Kittleson
Owner
Lloyd Smith
Manager
Pinch’s Annex
* FISHING TACKLE *
POLES-F^EELS-SPINNERS-LINES
Hunting & Pocket Knives
T. shirts sweat shirts overseas caps
pillow tops, table cloths, garrison belts
duffle bags, lighter fluid, lighters,
radios & musical instruments,
officer’s pants, officer’s shirts
. "Service To The
• Service Men"
m NSW ARRIVALS •
Garrison Caps with insignia
Oil MOTTO
THE LONGEST BAR IN ALASKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Tflfl'/'S ilflUAJ) STME
At the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From
Kodiak Transit Co.
terminals at cMecca Bar ana
O. Kraft & Son