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OCTOBER 15, 1944
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ing less than $5.00
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Plumbing-Heating
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Plumbing Fixtures
Water & Sewer Pipe
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C. H. GUNDLACH
250 Alder Lane
Kodiak Honor Roll
Men In The Armed Services
(See story on page 1)
Jacob Amuknuk
Edward G. Anderson
William Anderson
Joseph Baker
Norman J. Benson
John G. Bereskin
H. C. Bettinger
Roy H. Christiansen
Charles Christofferson
Chester Clark
Donald D. Clark
Donald R. Clark
Kenneth Clark
Richard G. Clark
Robert B. Clifton
Gordon Coulsey
Jess W. Cline
Mike Constantine
Robert R. Elston
Wilson F. Erskine
Nick Frost
Thomas Frost, Jr.
Art Gregoroff
Eckley K. Guerin
Johnnie Hansen
Denys H. Hemen
Jack Hendrickson
Archie Hubley
Thomas Hubley
William A. Hubley
Haaken Jacobsen
Leon H. Johnson
Robert A. Johnson
Robert Holmes Johnson
Shelton E. Johnson, Jr.
Bill Karvonen
Albert Kraft
Walter Kraft
Frederick Lange
Lars B. Larson
Lawrence A. Larson
Edward C. Loe
Roy H. Madsen
Moses Malutin
Nick Malutin
Leonard May
Charles R. Meyer
Fred R. Meyer
Marvin R. Meyer
Carl Mendell
Nick Miell
Herbert L. Miller
Arthur Muller
Otto F. Muller
Hollis Mulford
Willard Nadeau
George Naughton
Elmer Nieminen
William A. Nome
Emil Norton
Victor E Norton
Max H. Owen
Lars Panamaroff
William B. Partee
Nicholas P. Pavloff
Wilfred Pavloff
Sergai Pestrikoff
Robert E. Resoff
Edward F. Sargent
Niel Sargent
Melvin B. Sholl
William Shuravloff
Warren W. Taylor
George J. Tschertner
Mike Tunohum
Clem Watkinson
Wilton T. White
Seaman Visits Home
Seaman Thomas Hubley, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hubley,
of this city, arrived here Satur
day on a 30-day furlough, his
first in 3 years active service.
Tom is a coxswain, and has been
stationed the greater part of the
lime in the Aleutians.
Alaska Transfer Co.
A
General Hauling
Freight
Baggage
Gravel
ROBERT C. KING, Owner
the;
“Home of Hospitalityu
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
a
Property Question
Not City Problem
Whether Pat Wright, loeal
soldier owner of a plot of land
on Shelikof highway, has legal j
title to it does not come under
the jurisdiction of the city coun
cil, it was decided at the meet
ing Monday, when Wright ap
peared before the council.
The question of ownership
came up after Wright applied
for a building permit for $11,000 ]
worth of construction already J
almost entirely completed on it, J
and it was discovered the land is j
listed on official surveys as a J
cemetery.
Before allowing the permit to
to go through the council sug
gested Wright contact Juneau
land officials.
The cemetery, an old one
known as the Simeonoff ceme
tery, is reputed to originally had
17 graves in it. Some were ^
moved during road construction. <
City Is Without \
Health Officer ;
Marian Curtis, local Public <
Health Nurse, reported at the <
council meeting this week that ^
her department had ruled again- ^
st her acceptance of the position j
of city health officer.
The council had previously ^
picked her for the post after the *
resignation of Dr. A. Bates |
Jones, who left for the States.
The matter of filling the posi
tion has been referred to the
council’s health committee.
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Economy Transfer !
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Clyde L. Galbreath 1
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Robert V. Scheele
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