Tony’s
Tavern
"THE LONGEST OAK
IN ALASKA"
Where they Sur<re the Beet Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
The Cub
JOSEPHINE COULSEY Owner
CONEY ISLAND HOT DOGS
Cooked in Specially Designed Coney Islands Electric Cookers
TRV ONE!
ICE CREAM, Fresh Roasted PEANUTS & POPCORN
Candies Bars of All Kinds • Soft Drinks
"Service cMen’s Headquarters”
CLUBLIQUORSTORE
S our Shopping Center
for
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WINES - •
LIQUORS
•-BEERS
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OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
AGENT
WOODLEY AIRLINES
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Follow the fleet to Knudsens for your
gift, items, of which we have a wide
assortment.
Gifts for men overseas •will have to \
be in the mail soon. DON'T FORGET j
The fleet likes iee cream and we enjoy |
serving them as well as our year-round |
customers.
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
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KODIAK .
DIARY ...
Those who have solved past
Christmas shopping needs by
sending friends copies of “War
Discovers Alaska”, by Joseph
Driscoll, which contained much
material on Kodiak, have an.
other out for themselves when
confronting this year’s Christmas
list.
A new book is now on sale
locally, written by a Major Hall,
formerly stationed here and else
where in Alaska, which tells of
his experiences. Those civilians
and servicemen’s families who
went through the evacuation of
the base will especially enjoy the
story of the evacuation, and
there is other local material, as
well as the chapters on other
portions of Alaska.
The book is published by a
new Seattle publishing comj any,
which has certainly jumped the
gun on being first with the flood
of books we can look for from re
turning servicemen. We recom
mend it highly.
By the way, next Monday,
Oct. 15, is the end of the period
for mailing Christmas paicels to
servicemen overseas.
And look how few shopping
days there are before Christmas
Just count them!
When International Pictures
wanted an actor for the part of
Claudette Colbert’s son in the
new 2 million dollar production,
"Tomorrow is Forever”, they
conducted a wide search.
The part finally went to hand j
some, young, Richard Long, of
Hollywood.
The newcomer is one of six
children and is 18 yea's old. His
father is a commercial artist, and
his mother is Dale McCord Long,
who as her name hints, is the sis
ter of Jack McCord, of this city.
A picture and article on Jack’s
up and coming nephew appears
on page 114 of the current Octo
ber issue of Motion Picture mag
azine.
Dear Editor:
Have you ever met ‘ Danny”
Olson, of Kodiak, Alaska? Well,
I have, and I’ll never be the
same again.
Danny Olson is only four years
old, about the size of a fox, and
very much like one, as you will
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