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Our kitchen hours
have been extended...
Dinners & Sandwiches
available nightly
until 4 am
OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY
TAXI FARE TO MONTMARTRE—NOW ONLY $1.00
Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST BAN
IN ALASKA"
Where they Surire the Best Driuks id Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
the;
FISHERMAN'S
AND
f SEAMAN'S
HEADQUARTERS
‘You are cAft&ays Welcome Here”
ANNOUNCING NEW HOURS: 9 am to 2 am daily
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim Pierce, Owner
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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TAILORING
| ALTERING
• SEWING
Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
BERT’S
Local Youths In
V-6 Program
Forty-nine of 51 young men
who enteied the Navy service V
6 program from Alaska a year or
more ago are still serving and ac
cording to Capt. Raymond Ly
ons. USN, commander of Nava*
Operating Base, Kodiak, are do
ing exceptionally well in their
roles as young seamen of Uncle
Sam.
The V-6 program was author
ized by the Navy department
during the war to reach out for
eligible young men still under
age but yet capable of taking na
vy training preparatory. The
minimum age was 17, and all
had to have parental permission
to join.
Attesting both to the high
character of the enlistees and to
the proficiency of the p ogram, it
was revealed that only 6 of the
51 men have run afoul of regula
tions and have received discred
its.
Even these infractions were
not serious. Some did extra duty
for being witnesses to gambling
games. One was found guilty of
a traffic violation while still an
other was hauled up on a techni
cality and subsequently acquit
ted. Oversleeping and missing
muster one morning brought an
adverse entry to another.
On the other side of the led
ger, many lound time to com
plete their education which they
had intenupted for service to the
nation. Two received high school
diplomas while under V 6 train
ing while others kept abreast of
their classes with off-duty study.
One-third of the group had al
ready finished high school before
entering.
Captain Lyons has only the
highest praise for Alaska’s V 6’s
A roster list revea’s the following
as serving:
Dartin Pavloff, Kodiak; Theo
dosie Knagen, Afognak; Harold
J. Naughton, Kodiak; Edward
Sandstrom, Kodiak; Nicholas
FadaofT, Woody island; l.elloy
Herman Howe, Kodiak.
Chicago, III —Ed McDonald,
who disappeared into Alaska
[during the gold rush, or his child
ren, are being sought to claim
some 12500, the esta'e of a rela
tive.
Mr. McDonald would be 78
years old if still living, and if
dead, his children, if any, may
claim the money.
Anyone having information
should write Walter C. Cox, pro
! bate genealogist, 208 S. LaSalle
St, Chicago.
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• HOURS 1:30 to 11:00 pm
For convenience of people living on Naval Base who
wish to attend Church services in Kodiak the follow
ing Bus schedule is in effect:
SUNDAY BUS SCHEDULE
Church Bus Leaves Recreation Bldg 0915
Liberty ” ” ” ” 1400
v ” y> »* ” 1700
(Emnnumitu laptiat Qlljurrlt
Welcomes You
| (See Church Notes for Hours of Service)