Gl«*n Hobinson, on leave of
j absence from the War Man
power Commission, spoke at the
Rotary Club Tuesday on the
work of that commission in
Alaska.
The purpose of tlie commis
gion he named as being reduction
of the migration of labor, elimi
nation of labor turnover, en
couragement of flow of labor to
points wheie labor is scarce
and in general getting the maxi
mum efficiency from manpower
resources.
The setup in regional and
area offices, whieh operate with
local U. S. employment offices,
the speaker described in detail,
and said that the system was a
flexible one to create the least
hardships for both employer and
employee, and that it had been
very successful.
Major R. I). MacDonald was
introduced as a new raetaber at
the club and Colonel B. W.
Boyes, who is being transferred,
said a few words in farewell.
The Ladies’ Guild of the Grif
fin Memorial hospital will hold
its March meeting at the hospit
al on Tuesday, March 6, at 2
pm Regular members are urged
to attend and visitors and new
members are cordially welcome.
Money kept in a glass near
the cash register at the Island
Fountain was stolen Tuesday
night The loss was estimated as
between $50 and $75. A custom
er entered and ordered a coke
but when the girl returned with
it the customer had gone and
the money was missing.
$100.00
REWARD!
Tor Information Leading to Arrest and
Conviction of person or persons stealing or
removing gas engine and water pump from
No. 55 Mission Road.
L. F. Nachtweih
Kodiak Variety Store
IF YOU ARE IN THE DOG HOUSE
We will be glad to help
you get out. Buy her a
piece of Ivory ... a pair
of Moccasins ... or a Fur
Parka ... if these fail ...
Try a B. ick of Ice Cream
★
Buy qA War Bond!
★
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
“cHext to the Largest Store in Town”
Cosmetics
III <dlnlt£ [Perfumes
Complete Service
Facial Make-up
Ladies’ hair-cutting
Permanent waves
Helen Curtis cold waves
Two families were reunited
this week with the return of1
Mrs. Nella Irick and daughter
Sally to make their home with
Mr. Frank Irick, employe of the
Ship’s Tavern, and Mrs Dee
Anne Jones and children Sandra
and Thomas who had been va
cationing in Seattle. Mr. Tom
Jones is manager of the Chicken
Inn.
Tony Kvas arrived from Seat
tle ths week after spending a
few months in that city. He re
ports that Mrs. Kvas is now
operating a dress shop called
“Hollywood Fashions”, located
at 3rd and Pine in Seattle.
COMIW & GOIN’
Alaska Airlines
INCOMING:
Lt. James Moir, Sgt. Fredrick
MacDonald, Kalman Shapers.
Wi liam Prerr ele, John Burton,
John Henry, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Wodlinger, Matt Norom, A. F.
Heady, A. B. Rieder, M. A.
Henriksen, A. Wilk.
Dr. A. R. Roberts, A. Verle
Collar.
OUTGOING:
Neil Bain, L. Seltzei, L
Schlindwien.
H. M. CouNey, Keith Roberts.
Alaska Steamship
INCOMING
Louise Chaffie, Mrs. Hazel
Coulkling. Mildred Donson,
Leonard B. Eriksen, Patricia
Hammell Louis A. Heay, Mrs.
Frank Irick and daughter, Sig
vart Jacobsen, Mrs Tom Jones
and two children, Sandra and
Thomas, Anton Kvas, Ed Lar
sen, Magnell I arsen, B. P.
Mahlun. Mrs Cecil Mittby, J.
D. Nelson, Andy Peterson, C
O Pike, H. R. Siver, Mrs Anne
E Siver, Warren ‘ Bill” Taylor,
Dora Torsen, Dorothy Torsen,
Ivan A. Wallin, Mrs. Luba Wal
lin, Ivan Wallin
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Lloyd Smith & AJ Miller
Owners
Remember Friend ind Relatives
witli
EASTER CARDS
cN^yw on 'Display at the
m
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
Place order.-, at office
We Need 2 days notice
for GOOD SERVICE
TERMS: CA I on DELIVERY
Please check y > . trreis for oil
if your fires i t burn
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
BUY WAX BONDS NOW!
announcing the OPENING .
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AMANDA’S PLACE
505 B'mcIi Koad
Home-cooked meals served family style from 2 to 10 pm
Soups ■ Ghili ■ Sandwiches - Variety of desserts
Mrs. Amanda Pi ice. Prop.
the:
cm FISHERMAN’S
AND
SEAMAN’S
HEIADQUARTEIRS
" You are cAttbays Welcome Here
SHIPS TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
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We specialize in hauling freight <fc household goods to the base
Established in 1925 BILL LEWIS', owner
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