Closed
The A.men* an iiaii vn» ■■ 'x
press Agenc here ..... been*
♦hosed by T. 0. Dickinson,
representative for the com
pany in A ska. vev<
luiy express arriviii;: . re on !
t;ie Coastal • march, Alaska j
Steamship Company freighter,
June 7, will be handled by
Dickinson.
In the future express may
be sent from a place in the
states to Seattle but the re
sponsibility of the company
will end at Seattle, Dickinson
said, Persons expecting ex
press later than June 7, will
be notified of its arrival in
Seattle and will be asked to
state whether they want it
sent mail or freight from
Seattle.
The Patrick Lynch Com
pany was the last local repre
sentative for the company.
Prior to Lynch being repre
sentative Lee C. Bettinger
was local agent. The Ameri
can Railway Express Agency
has been in operation here
since 1942, Dickinson said.
Persons expecting express
on the Coastal Monarch may
pick it up at the city dock
following the unloading of the
Coastal Monarch, Dickinson
said.
Oscar Drake, seventh grade
teacher the past school year,
is employed at Donnelley and
Acheson in the men’s de
partment.
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Bear Cubs
To Germany
Three Kodiak bear eubs left
their island home Thursday
night via the regular PNA
plane for Anchorage where
they will board a NWA plane
for Minneapolis and New
York.
In New York the young
bruins will clamber aboard a
Scandanivan Airline plane for
Hamburg, Germany and will
take up residence there.
The four month old cubs
were shipped to arl Hagen
back by Bill Poland, local big
game guide and fisherman.
They were caught in the Kar
luk area and brought to Ko
diak last week. Prior to their
boarding the PNA plane they
were kept in Martin Jensen’s
fenced in yard and later at the
home of Paul Chapados, Fish
and Wildlife agent.
Carl Hagenback is of the
Hagenback and Wallace
circus.
I
OPS Rules
On New Stores
Juneau— Persons planning
to open new retail stores in A
laska should contact their
nearest Office of Price Stabili
zation Office before doing so,
the OPS advised this week.
Regulations require that
new sellers of goods at retail
submit the following infor
mation to OPS before making
sales: Nature of the business;
your proposed ceiling price;
the method used to determine
proposed ceiling price; the
reason why you believe the
proposed ceiling prices are in
line with the level of other
established prices.
This information is not re
quired from stores already
established and which are
merely changing ownership,
but only new stores. OPS of
fices are located in Fairbanks,
Anchorage and Juneau.
Knagin Arraigned
In District Cwrt
Pete Eli Knagin was ar
raigned last Saturday morn
ing in Third District Court in
Anchorage on charges of
burglary and larceny in the
theft of $46.85 from the B &
B bar last Jan. 27.
The charges are contained
in a grand jury indictment
filed in February. Peter
Kalamarides was named by
the court to represent Kna
gin who is being held in the
federal jail in Anchorage in
lieu of $4,000 bail.
E. E. Bell, dairyman, left
for the states Saturday even
ing after several weeks at his
ranch here. Ben Kraft and
Charles Rush accompanied;
him as far as Anchorage- and
returned Sunday- evening; v
The Gowman Hotel in Se
attle has been renamed the
Stewart Hotel, it was an-,
nounced last week. The hotel
is known to many Alaskans.
Nelsons Leave
For Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nel
son and their children, Sam,
Alma, Isabel, and Marie left
Wednesday for a month’s
vacation in the states.
They flew to Anchorage,
took the train to Seward and
boarded the Denali for Seattle
where they will spend ten
days.
They will go by train to
Southern California where
they will visit the Nelson’s
daughter, Mrs. Danny Zampa
in Alameda and son Donald
in San Pedro.
The Nelsons will return on
the Denali that arrives in Ko
diak early in July. This is
Nelson’s first trip outside '.in
25 years and the first trip to
the states for Mrs, Nelson
and their four children. : ,
Architect rl: re
From Washington
Arild Johnson, architect
from Everett, Washington,
arrived in Kodiak Monday to
discuss plans for the construc
tion of a school with members
of the Independent School
District board.
Tuesday he attended the
Rotary luncheon as a guest of
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson, no
relation to the architect, . and
said that he would be in' town
for several days.
Dr. Johnson said if the
specifications for the new
school are approved by the
territorial office in Juneau and
later by Washington, . D. C.,
construction would possibly
begin in 1952. A . federal ap
propriation must be made be
fore construction can begii}..
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