Patrick Lynch & Co.
GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS
* Freight
* Baggage
* Storage
Sewer Pipe for sole
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Open Day 0 Night as Usual
} Steaks
} Chops &
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Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA"
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Tailor Blues
Strictly Made to Measure
$39.00 complete
16 oz. - 18 oz. Serge
HAND FINISHED THRUOUT
SATIN LINED
SERGE RATES CROSS STITCHED
NAME EMBROIDERED
in JUMPER and TROUSERS
FINEST OF TAILORING
WRITE FOR SAMPLES
A. MEASUREMENT BLANKS
TOP-SIDE TAILORS
1408 2nd Ave. Seatf 1, Wash.
. „ cMake the *Iop-Side Your\
Seattle Headquarters
many Unaware
Of S. S. Benefits
Juneau—Year-end figures just
released by the Social Security
beard point up the significance
of services available to Kodiak
people through the Alaska office
of the board.
ui the situation on tne Aiasaa
social security front, Hugh
Wade, territorial director, said
there is one serious cause of con
«ero to the board’s field officers;
Some people do not know there
rights under the old-age and sur
vivors insuiance program, and
so many lose some benefits
through failure to act at the
right time. To correct this he
issued the following advice.
"Whenever a person, who has
worked at any time on a job
and paid social security, reaches
the age of t>2, he should write to
us and find out how to protect
his benefit rights, even though
he does not plan to retire
“Whenever a worker dies, after
working for some period on a job
that required social security pay
ments, some member of his
family should communicate
promptly with the nearest office
of the Social Security Board.
This is the only way to be sure
that the benefit payments that
are due will be received.”
“While the number of persons
with insured status in this area
has not been determined, there
has been a marked increase i°
this number throughout the
country and we are certain that
Alaska is no exception.
“This means that with more
people insured, there wi 1 be a
heavier demand upon us to assist
in preparing and handling claims
for monthly or lump sum bene
fits, to give out information on
the social security program and
to advise the public of its rights
and responsibilities.
“We are prepared to render
these services and we urge the.
public to make full use of our
facilities. There is no charge for
any of the services we render,
and we keep all records in strict
confidence,”
Mrs. Jeanette Bailey, former
manager of the Helsel (now
Northland) photo company, is
now employed at the Frontier
Book & Gift Shop.
Notice
Warning
Taxi Business Permits
All persons who have renewed
their 1945 taxi business license
have three more days to make
application at the local OPA of
fice, Lyric theatre building, for
an Office of Defense Transporta
tion permit.
Following the 10-day period
any taxi business lieense holder
who has not made such appli
cation will have his said license
automatically revoked.
In the future all applications
for such renewals, after approval
by the eitv council, will be held
in abeyance until such ODT re
quirements have been met.
The Common Council
City of Kodiak
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Open Daily: 5 pm till 2 am — SAT. dc SUN.: 4 pm till 2 am
CLOSED TUESDAYS
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ALASKA AIRLINES, INC.
KODIAK MILE CO.
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Spotlights Seal-Beam Lites
Piston Rings Fuel Filters
Trico Windshield Arms and Blades
Purolatora
Mufflers Auto Parts
A.
Seat Covers
Electric Heaters
Blow Torches
Water Pipe and Fittings
Flashlites Batteries
RADIO repair & parts
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