Pan American World Airways
has ordered a fleet of 20 Boeing
Stratocruisers, commercial air
transport development of the
Boeing B 29 Superfortress.
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The plane has a cruising speed
of 340 mph and an operating
range of 4200 miles, making pos
sible nonstop flight between New
York and London in 11 1-2 hours
Among organizations request
ing the special session of the
Territorial legislature scheduled
tentatively for March, was the
Bartenders Local 875, of Kodiak.
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Sgt. William Shuravlof arrived
in Kodiak this weik on a 90-day
! furlough which he will spend vis
iting relatives and friends.
Sgt. Shuravlof is stationed at
Whittier, which he says has too
much snow to suit. him. He arriv
ed here in one of the heaviest
snowfalls Kodiak has had at this
time of year.
Arthur Oszman, manager of
the Club Liquor stare, local a
gents for Woodley Airways,
made a brief business trip to
Anchorage this week to confer
with A. G. Woodley, company
president.
Because two Rotary meetings
fall on Christmas day and New
Year’s day, they have been post
poned in each case to the next
day, Wednesdays Dec. 26 and
Jan. 2.
William Bailey, Jr., a recent
dischargee from the Navy, is
employed as bartender at Tony’s I
Tavern.
Bill Lewis who has been work
ing there, is going into apartnei
ship deal with Jim Pierce where
by Mr. Lewis will act as manager
for Mr. Pierce’s Ship’s Tavern.
The senior group of the Camp
fire Girls held their meeting at
Mrs. A. A. Owen’s home this
week so we could sew on her sew
ing machine. We made stuffed
toys. She served hot raisin buns
with popcorn.—Martha 0!*i
Scribe.
“If it’s good eats you’re mi
sin’, it’s because you’re missin
the Yum Yum eats.”
The common council of ti
city of Kodiak will meet in ,eg«
lar session Monday evening t
7:30 at the city hall.
Bill Flory, formerly of Kodisi
passed away at Pelican City an
was buried at Juneau Dec. 8,
was learned here this week.
As recounted a few weeks ag
Flory was reported missing on
boat which left Kodiak. Wbe
the boat pulled into port for«
official investigation Flory w*
discovered alive hiding in a hoi
of the vessel.
Flory, about 37, attende
school in Juneau while livtn
there with his parents, Mr. ao
Mrs Charles H. Flory. Bi
father was at one time region;
forester for Alaska.
Flory’s wife and daughter Ev
in Seattle. He was married a
Kodiak, where he worked a
longshoreman and fisherman,
Mrs. William Anderson
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