egV3S On
X ten a ad Vacation
IjtTm<ui Winans, owner of (he
)t>, leff recently for an extend
vacation. He plans to spend
^5 time in the Interior and
U do some hunting At Coop
•„ Landing, near Seward, lie
U visit with Harry Becker
niter Kodiak business man. 1 le
„0 plans spending some time
utside, visiting with lelativcs
geattleand Prineville, Oregon,
puring his absence the Cub
,jl be managed by R R. Lun
iV.
nion Contributes
Carpenters Local 2162 has
edged $500 toward the fund
,dorsed by the Central Labor
ouncd to buy recreat onal e
lipment for army outposts,
tber unons are expected to
ake further contributions.
iseases Reported
The following diseases were re
nted for Kodiak by the Terri
jrial Department of Health for
ie month ending ^ept 20:4 gon
rrhea, 1 measles, 1 pneumonia
nd 7 common respiratory dis
use.
Jo To California
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bassett
nd small daughter Patricia left
seemly for California. Mrs. Bas
ett was formerly on the staff at
tie VV. J. Erskine & Co. store
nd Mr. Bassett worked at the
laseand expects to join the U.
J. Navy soon
FDR Issues Chart On Tire Life
TSRE WEAR VS. CAR SPEED
iXPiCTBD
T/RE UFE
WASHINGTON, D C—SOUNDPHOi'O—President ..u» e.ui|
released this chart which he said is “worth putting before the eyes
and ears of all car drivers,” showing the comparative wear on tires
with increasing motor speeds. Presidential Secretary Early display
ed the chart, prepared by the auto and rubber industries tire com
mittee of the Society of Automo ive Engineeiing Board. This is
the chart FDR wants “all car drivers” to see. It details the speeds
at which tire wear is greatest and speed at which most savings
can be achieved.
Coulton’s Have Guests
Mr. George Levine and Mr.
Richard Puckett spent the week
end as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Coulton on Mission road.
I NECKTIE ROUND-UP
Felt Hat
Preferences
*
WHITE STAG
All wool
GABARDINE SHIRTS
The Men’s Store
International Silverware
42 - 71 - and 81 Piece Sets
In Cases
Buy your silverware now for the
Holidays as there is a
limited supply
WE MAIL ANYWHERE
H. PINCH JEWELRY STORE
Safety Record
For Kodiak Good
“Kodiak has a very good re
cord,” said Mr. Samuel B Ram
er, representative of the United
States Insurance Co. and Safety
Inspector for the contractors of
the Naval Base, pointing out
that despite the wealth of con
tributary causes to accidents
such as hazardous blackout driv
ing and dismal bad weather only
one fatal accident has occured.
The casualty happened last
August 25 as Vernon Tellock
was backing his service truck to
refuel a power shovel on road
construction when his machine
plummeted off the soft shoulder
into a ravine pinning Tellock,
who had been leaning out his
window, beneath the machine.
Death was instantaneous.
Mr. Rainer is now working on
a safety program which he ex
pects to place in effect in the
near future. Better results can
be gained by making everyone
safety minded, he believes, and
every accident avoided smooths
the road to victory.
FLY WITH
ALASKA
STAR
AIR
LINES
FOR
INFORMATION
SEE
Agent
RAY MARTIN
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!
“Gifts of Character"
1
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
OHO.
GIFT SHOP
Next Door to Sunbeam Hotel
■... f.' rm i wnfiTT
“Service cMen’s Headquarters
Your Shopping Center
for
WINES-%
LIQUORS
BEERS
Ice-Cold Beverages
" We Deliver cAnywherr"
OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
“'Black Chevrolet Sedans
with the couteous drivers"
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS & STAN SPARKS
TH E
“Home of Hospitality
in Kodiak
Belmomt Hotel aod Bar
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
"Have you tried one of cMike's tasty lunches1” '