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SANDWICHES SOfT DSINkS
• CLOSED MONDAYS •
DANCE
EVERY
SATURDAY NITE
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BUNN’S HALL
To Music By
• FOUR HITS & A MiSS 9
SMITHS
Alaska Transfer
amid Storage |
Oil Delivery ]
Office-- Across from Bert’s
KNUDSEN'S KODIAK FOUNTAIN i
When you have something good you don t mind telling the
woildand Horlucks make swei! IceCream
SOLD ONLY AT
KNUf>EN’B KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Next to the largest store in town
I Reviewing
jHeld Lands
Washington, D. C. (Special)—
All lands in Alaska withdrawn
from the public domain by the
Interior Department over the
past years are being reviewed
i looking toward their possible re
storation, according to Delegate
Bob Bartlett,
The Bureau of Land Manage
ment, under instruction from
( Secretary Krug, has requested
I the War, Navy, Commerce, Ag
I riculture arid Treasury Depart
1 ments and its own agencies, to
analyze all lands held by them
to determine cont nued necessity
' for withdrawal.
j It is hoped the review will re.
suit in having many areas ieop
ened to public entry.
I A Surplus Property represent
ative, B C. Johnson, Chief of
Marine Sales, will be at Fort
Greely at Kodiak from Septem
ber 26th through October 2nd to
conduct a sale of surplus buoy
boats, picket boats and miscel
laneous small craft.. Following
the Federal Agencies priority
period, all certified Veterans wi 1
be given opportunity to buy on
September 26th and 27th. Fol
lowing the veterans’ period, the
boats that remain unsold will be
offered to the Territorial^ and Lo
cal Governments on Monday the
30th The non-profit institutions
will have an opportunity to pur-1
| chase on October first and the
j sale will then be open to the ent
ire public on the remaining day
October 2nd. Prices have been j
established and will be shown on |
the sales list along with the con
ditions governing the sale.
Amassing an amazing total of
19 victories in 20 games, Iver
Malutin out-classed a field of
twenty-one players in a progres
sive ping-pong tournament at
the Community Centtr Sunday.
Only contender to defeat Malu
tin was Sailor Marty Fanning,
who finished in third place.
The leaders:
Name
I. Malutin
B. Anderson
M. Funning
B Robinson
R Hartman
T. Chernoff
A. Anderson
Won
19
15
11
II
10
10
7
Lost Pet.
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PERMANENTS
♦ Eold Wave
♦ Machinuless
M a l h i ii i!
& Other Beauty Specialties
RITA’S
BEAUTY PARLOR
(Formerly Horsman's)
10 to 5:30— Evenings by
Appointment
A Registered Pharmacist always oa hand
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COLOGNES S
PERFUMES
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The Perfect Gift For All Occasions
Complete Assortment ol Souvenirs
Card Tables.$3.50
Zipper Hand Bags
. $5.50
One Drug Store will be open every
Alternate Sunday & Monday
'Shop the Drug Stores'
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Chuck’s & Lilt’s
"TRUS IMA Of t
PHOTOS WHILE-U-WAIT
ENLARGEMENTS OIL TINTING
IVORY & SOUVENIRS