KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
If it's broken . . .
Bring It To Us
uWe weld anything but a broken heart”
. . . but if it’s made of metal we can weld that too.
Located in the old Erskine Machine shop
southwest of Post Office
"TUCk" WHEELDON & 'RED" BURNHAM
OWNERS
OPEN AFTER 6:30 p.nt. WEEKDAYS & ALL DAY SUNDAY
HARA-KIRI ISN'T THE ANSWER!
as a method or Jap sell-extermination,
hara-kiri has proved an efficient ally.
But who wants to wait for all of Japan
to fall on a sword and call it quits?
No, hara-kiri won’t win this war. Wish
ful thinking won’t win it either. This is a
job for MacArthur and Nimitz. For G. I.
Joe and a g r named “YOU”!
Now MacArthur nid Nimitz and G. I. Joe
can handle their end, as the record shows.
isut how abo^i; YOU?
Your job at present is simply this: Keep
on buying War Bonds—week-in, week-out
—until final victory is ours. Buy on the
Payroll Saving Plan; or buy on your own
plan. Keep on digging into your wallet
for every leaf of folding green you can
spare and sink it into every bond it will
buy! These bonds are your stake in Amer
ica—today and tomorrow.
Keep Faith with our Fighters
Buy War Bonds for Keeps
- * i •' ;•
OPA News
Three persons were arrested in
Fairbanks on February 6 on
complaints filed by Harry 0.
Arend, District Attorney, who
filed charges against them on be
half of the Rent Division of the
OPA. The persons arrested wrere:
J. A. Pollastrine, South Cush
man and Gaffney Road; Beny A.
Klesinger, 530 Second Avenue;
and Goldie Manlove, 111l Se
cond Street,
1
Lower prices for clothing in
Alaska may be expected by
spring and summer as a result
of a joint OP A—WPB program
now under way in Washington,
according to the local OPA
board Pointing out that clothing
prices, which account for 13 per
cent of the cost of living for low
and middle income families,
have increased 11 per cent in the
last eighteen months, the board
declared that they represent the
only important section of retail
prices which the UP A has not
; yet successfully stabilised,
j “In order to arrange their
buying properly merchants and
consumers need to know not
only that this rollback is under
way but also that the Alaska
Office of Price Administration is
completing a specialized markup
control for women’s and chil
dren's apparel which will pass
on the benefit of the rollback to
Alaska’s consumers.”
KEA Notice
The annual meeting of the
members of the Kodiak Electric
Association will be held on Mon
day, March 5, 1945 at 8 o’clock
pm and, through the courtesy of
the American Red Cross, Kodi
ak Chapter, will be held in the
American Legion Hall.
The purpose of this meeting is
for the election of a new board
of nine directors to serve for one
year and until others are chosen
and qualified in their stead; and
for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come
before the meeting.
Dated the 20th of January, 19
45, at Kodiak, Alaska.
A. M. Haskell
Secretary
Charles Hodp, former council
member, departed on the Lakina
for Seattle, where he plans to
spend about 6 months visiting
his sister, Mrs. Laura Penning
ton and while Outside will under
go special medical treatment.
For Mr. Hopp, who recently
resigned his position as citv wat
er and street superintendent, it
ig his first trip in 20 years to
the States
(formerly Blinn’s Pool Hall)
POOL
TOBACCO
Drinks of All Kinds
Helen Curtis ,
CREME OIL COLD WAVES j
&{pn-Irritating . . . cNpn- Toxic 1
. . . Lovely ^fragrance . . .
After many months of scientific research, l
the chemists in the laboratories of Helen
Curtis Industries have perfected this new Hi
wave lotion that is as gentle and as bland
as the most luxurious hand cream.
B9Jjn B£DUTY SflM)
Cosmetics
la Soli?
Perfumes
' You are cAtltoays Welcome Here
SHIP’S TAVERN
Jim. Pierce, Owner