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*be quake was recorded at 9:30
r.ro. EWT at approximately
100 miles northwest of Boston,
rhich would place it “somewhere
j the Aleutians ”
Living Costs
Washington (JP) — The Pre
ident asked Congress in vigo
»us language for specific legisla
te authority to stabilize living
ipsts, including farm prices, by
>et. 1, as a means of preventing
economic chaos’’. Bluntly Roos
(VeH told the legislators in a
pedal message that unless they
icted he would accept the re
ponsibility to act himself ‘to
»kemeasures to avoid disaster.
Inaction on your part will eave
me the inescapable responsibilty
to see the war eff >rt is no longer1
imperilled with the threat of eco
nomic chaos.”
Roosevelt, said what is needed
is “an overall stabilization of
prices, salaries, wages and pro
fits.”
Two Pass
Washington (JP) — Dr James
M. Doran, 57, who directed dry
law enforcement for 3 years and
then became spokesman of the
distilling industry, died here
Tuesday night.
Washington (A3) — Mrs. John
Lewis, wife of the President of
the United Workers of America,
died Sept. 8 after a lingering ill
ness.
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"Home of Hospitality”
in Kodiak
Belmont Hotel and Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
Have you tried one of cMike's tasty lunches?”
The Men’s Store j
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Phoenix . . . for standard army i
officers' wardrobes, equally as J
smart for civilian wear with C
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See them now in Iisles and ray- ]
ons—ribbed or plain — Ev-R-Up f
or regular lengths. w
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SAVES
MONEY
FOR YOU
ON DRAUGHT
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Since 1878 -fc • :Emil Sick, President
WASHINGTON'S 6'UfjgT INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTION
Children Urged
To Attend Clinic
By Anne Whalley
Public Health Nurse
There will beau immunization
clinic held at the Griffin Mem
orial Hospital on Thursday.
September 17th at 12:30 to 1:30
p. m This clinic is one of the
regular clinics held at about
quarterly intervals in order to
keep the children immunized.
Immunization for small pox
and diphtheria should be given
every child before he is one year
of age. Since we have had so
many babies born in Kodiak
during the past six months there
should be rather a large number
attend this clinic.
Dr. A Holmes Johnson is do
nating his time for this service
to the children and babies of [
this community and the vac j
cines will be furni.-hed by the j
Territorial Department of Heahh j
with the public Health Nurse !
assisting.
All parents are urged to bring j
their children to this clinic whe-'
ther thejr are in school or not to
have them immunized. It is es-i
pecially important during these,
times of war to prevent the pos
sibility of an epidemic of small
pox or diphtheria. A great many
children of the community are
completely protected but theie 1
are also a great many who are
not. This is the obligation of each
parent to protect the children
from the ravages of these two
diseases that can positively be
controlled bv immunization.
There will be no charge for
this service.
September Quotas
September quotas as announc- '
ed by the local Wai Price and
Rationing Board are as follows:
12 new passenger tires, 2 grade
two tires, six tubes; 20 new truck
tires, ten tubes; 1 new passenger
automobile, 2 bicycles.
Back From Homer
Mrs. Cecil Helsel is back after
making a short trip to Homer,
where the Helsel’s have a home
stead.
Return To Base
J. C. Henry, general superin
tendent, anrt Paul Johnson, per
sonnel manager, returned to the
base recently from Seattle after
a business trip.
Candidate Visits
Stanley McCutcheon, Demo
crat candidate for Territorial
Representative, was a visitor
from Seward last week.
COME!!! SEE!!
Our new arrivals in IVORY from King’s Island
“the: largest shipment
we have ever received!
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS IN ALASKA!
4‘Gifts of Character"
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
Next Door to Sunbeam Hotel
'‘Service -Men s Headquartera"
CLUBLIQUORSTORE
Your Shopping Center
for
WINES
LIQUORS
Ice-Cold Beverages
'' We ^Deliver cAnywhere
BEERS
OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
‘“Black Chevrolet Sedans
<with the couteous drivers"
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
era
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS & STAN SPARKS
We invite you to visit
THE
KODSAK BAR
“'■A ^friendly Place for ol friendly 'Drink''
CHARLIE MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR