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KODIAK
tfTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets the 1st Sunday
jf each month at 10 a. m.
Fishermen’s Union Hall
GSIen Robinson, President
Ituart Nuckols, Secretary
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
sets on the 1st, & 3rd, Fri
of each Month at 7:30 p.m.
he Union Hall,
AMSTERS,CHAUFFEURS,
REHOUSEMEN & HELP
ERS Union, Local No 500
eetings 2nd & 4th Mondays
U am Union Hall
U. S. Signal Corps.
— Hours of Business —
DAILY:— 9 am to 5 pm
8undays & Holidays—
m to 10 am & 4 pm to 5 pm
ergeney wires only may be
led during closed hours of
receiving office.
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Legion Building
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Returns From Norway
Jorgen Fredrickson, local bus
inessman, returned this week af
ter a more than two months vis
it near Oslo, Norway, with his
father, aged 75. It was Mr. Fred
rickson’s first visit home in 22
years.
He said clothing was scarce
butjSupplies were improving and
there was enough to eat.
He flew back to New York,via
Copenhagen, Ireland and New
foundland, in 24 hours, arriving
July 1. He visited in Montana
before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jensen,
who journeyed by boat to Nor
way also, are still visiting in
northern Norway and will return
in September
The next meeting of the local
Rotary club has been postponed
to Wednesday so members can
meet with Roy Fletcher, Rotary
District Governor, of Cectralia,
Wash., who is due on that day’s
plane.
A director’s meeting and pic
nic Is also pjanned during the
governor’s stay.
Bill Lewis, formerly of Kodi- ■
ak, is now employed by the
Army at Attu, and says: “It
really isn’t bad here, I’m enjoy
ing it a lot.’’
The city has authorized a re
placement purchase of 750 feet
of fire hose at 84 cents a foot,
counting couplings.
Larry Keighley, photographer, I
left by plane this week for Inter
ior Alaska and will return in
about a week to take more pic
tures in this area for the Satur
day Evening Post.
Ed Metzker arrived here this
week to join his wife and family,
who preceded him, in visiting his
wife’s parents, Mr and Mrs. Bi 1
Worth for a few days.
Building permits have been is
sued to:
I Max La Lande, warehouse,
(rear Idle Hour Bar, $S00
1 R D Russell, remodel Russell
building upstairs, $600. I
John Gibbons, move and re
modeling former Ray Scranton
building to homesite Leite addi
tion, $4000
Cecil Brown, addition to dwell
ing, Lot, 23F Block 14
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Canadian Cruiser
Coming Aug. 30
The Canadian cruiser Uganda,
under the command of Captain
Kenneth Adame, with a comple
ment of 60 officers and 700 en
listed men, on a training cruise,
will visit Kodiak from August 30
to September 3, according to in
formation from the Commander,
Alaska Sea Frontier, Kodiak.
The vessel will visit Dutch
Harbor August 26 to 28, and
Juneau September 6 to 11.
The Uganda, built in 1940, is
an 8000-ton vessel 549 feet in
length and carries 12 six inch
guns and 3 aircraft.
The young women of Kodiak
want to play so'tbali, too, so Ken
Wade, Community center direct
or, has announced formation of a
girl’s softball team, with games
every Thursday at 6:30 at the
school grounds.
All young women interested
are asked to sign up now with
Thelma Johnson, at Kraft’s.
Mrs. Catherine Blankenburg
of the Frontier Gift and Book
Shop, will move into her new
store by August 15, and her pres
ent building, owned by Ben
Kraft, will be occupied by Rob
ert E. Dawson, local photo
grapher.
Mr. Dawson will move from
the Felder building after remod
eling is finished.
Tom Horsman, local barber
and photographer, has purchased
the former Fred Whited barber
shop in Tony’s Tavern from
Town Topical
“With summer :ommg on.”
Why stay at home in an over
hot kitchen wheu you can enjoy
those delicious (full of FRESH
\egetables) dishes at the Yum
Yum?
Chop Suey, Chow Mein, Foo
yung, Moodies, Sweet & Sour, as
only the Yum Yum can make
them; to say nothing of that
Creole Gumbo, Creole Okra souo
and Italian Spaghetti that melt
in your mouth
Orders sent out from 6 pm to
3 am. Party orders for as many
as twenty on short notice, pip
ing hot to your table. Closed on
Mondays hereafter.
It’s that good eatin’—
Yum Yum
Adv
Johnny Adams and will operate
it until this fall, when the Hors
man’s[are planning to leave.
Old Harbor News
Mrs. Rolf Christiansen and
children have gone to Shearwater
for the remainder of the canning
season.
Mrs. Polly Erickson, of Afog
nak, is visiting friends in this
village.
Fred E. Bailey and Herman
Kahutak were business callers at
the Jack McCord ranch recently.
They also called on the Jack
Spearn’s.
The village people are happy
to have heard from Mrs. Etta
E. Jones, a former teacher, who
is now making her home with
her brother, in Atlantic City,
INew Jersey. Mrs. Jones reports
having beard from Nick Nine
droff, a former resident, who was
recently discharged from a naval
hospital and who is now recuper
ating at his home in Chippewa
Falls, Wisconsin. Nick is the
author of a book and several
several short stories of Alaska.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Chya and
children and brother Paul, of
Kodiak, were recent callers in
this village.
We had a light snow storm in
Old Harbor July 16th.
Phil Chokwok was in Kodiak
for medical attention last week.
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