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On Christmas,
as on every day, we are
thankful for the many
friends whose loyalty to this
concern is unquestioned.
Merry Christmas. __
TONY’S PLACE
Lila Eddie Von & liene
i Continued from page 14
I vices cov* red by this service
jcharge w.II he performed by
the terminal operator unless
the vessel, its owners, opera
tors or agents, specifically re
quest ia writing that all such
services not be performed
Failure of the vessel, its own
ers, operators or agents, to
promptly pay said service
charges shall be grounds for
the terminal operator to dis
continue the performance of
said services. In the event of
discontinuance of said services
the terminal operator shall
give a minimum of 10 days
written notice to the vessel, its
, owners, operators or agents,of
j the intention to do so prior to
actual discontinuance of said
[services.”
Note 1. Service charge does
not include freight handling,
loading or unloadingoperations
or any labor other than that
which is essential to perform
ing the service.
2. Supplement No. 3 to Tar
iff No. 4. effective October 30,
1954, is hereby repealed and
cancelled.
3. The last paragraph
at Page 4, Kodiak City Dock
Tariff No. 4. effective April 23
1953, entitled ‘‘Charges Col
lected, From Whom,” is re
pealed and cancelled and the
following substituted therefor:
CHARGES COLLECTED,
FROM WHOM
’ ’Charges for freight oonsign
j ed to Kodiak, except as other
wise provided herein, are due
from the owner, shipper oi
consignee of freight. Charges
on transit freight tre due fron
the vessel, its owners, opera
tors or agents; and acceptance
of such transit freight shal
constitute a guarantee by the
vessel, its owners, operators
or agents for the payment oi
such charges.”
Sportland Gene Vick
LETTER !’() •vOUlAK
Santa Claus rules the mad
boat to the A i- utians through
e mrtesy of Captain Fvm and
his men on the mail boat Ex
pansion’; also Emil Knudsen
and ad who assisted him in
collecting the many boxes of
warm clothing that came on
the ‘Expansion’ and also, the
Rotary Club for the many nice I
trees that were sent to Una
laska for the oldsters as well
as the yourgsters.
I want to tell you right now
it isn’t Christmas unless you
have a tree. Our people here
take great pride in decorating
their Christmas trees. It would
j do all your hearts good - -
.after the-trees are decorated,
each family visits the other to
see their tree and its decora
tions.
The Sisterhood is working
day and night making toys
and getting ready for our big
Christmas Day dinner which
they are going to prepare.
Last Christmas there were no
Christmas dinners cooked at
home, the Sisterhood put the
dinner on for everyone in the
City of Unalaska.
Now I have been asked by
the people of Unalaska to
tnank all of you who helped
bring Santa Claus to all of us
I in Unalaska. They extend to
all of you Holiday Greetings.
Very truly yours,
[s] E. E. Hortman
Unalaska, Alaska
NOTICE
A Merry Christmas and s
' Happy New Year to all tht
people at Kodiak.
[s] Olaf Halversor
NOTICE
For Plumbing and Thawing
, call B&O 3191
Operatic Mike
Those c ens in ak
that follow the ’”
Mike.’ camn ign last ndt
made it p s-iole for V .du el
Naum off to attend a K -Uo
School in Tacoma, will ht in
terested in reading a note
Mine sent to Bob H til this
week.
“Hi Bob!
“I have a fine way o*
spending Christmas-in a hos
pital. I fell out of my wheel'
chair getting into the elevator
and as a result had both legs
broken below the knee. Have
been in a cast for 2 months
now. I’ll return to RadioSchooi
shortly, as soon as the Doctor
discharges me.”
“A Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year.”
Sincerely
Michael Naumoff
1552 Jefferson Ave.
Tacoma 2 Washington
MERRY (-HR! J TM-A $1
Moy Your Christmos
Be Truly A
, Glorious Occosion
BUD METZGAR
Representing Ddnm Co. and
Anchorage Cold Storage