...Mecca Liquor Store
• All Liquor Except Whiskies
SOLD Af
5% ABOVE INVOICE PRICE
• ••Mecca Bar & Lounge
• cDoing business oAs Usual
Rt y F. Snyder, prop.
Post-war Influx
Causes Concern
If all of the veterans and de
fense workers who have express
ed a desire to come to Alaska
after the war really do come,
Alaska may have a major unem
ployment problem to contend
with—one that might tax the
Territorial unemployment com
pensation benefit fund, in the
opinion of Robeit E. Sheldon,
Executive director of the Unem
i ployment Compensation Com
mission of Alaska.
Not hundreds but literally
thousands of veterans and war
workers have indicated an in
tention of moving to the Terri
tory after the war ends, said Mr.
Sheldon. If there is too sudden
an influx In large numbers, a
severe drain would be imposed
on the unemployment benefit
fund. If, however, he added, this
does not occur and the condi
tions remain anywhere near nor
mal, the Commission will be in
position to take care of the
situation, he said.
WJirskine
Compani]
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selected stubs in amounts totaling $175.00each month.
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THURSDAY
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FRIDAY
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is no longer available.
Liquor Licenses
Now Total 22
Eight more liquor licenses
were approved at the city coun
cil Monday night, bringing the
total of liquor licenses granted
for next year to 22.
Two of the 8 were new Ii
censes, one a restaurant liquor
license for William Wright and
Robert Hightower for the Smoke
Shop, formerly Pell’s cafe, the
other a retail package liquor li
cense, for Jack Allman and Stan
Austerman, to be located in the
Cheechako club building.
The six location renewals were:
Albert J. Collins, restaurant
license, the Casino.
Oscar Breedman, retail, Breed
man’s Liquor Store.
M. J. Loughran, retail, Dad’s
Liquor Store.
Frank & Myrtle Kempton,
beverage dispensary, the Idle
Hour Bar.
Frank Irick, beverage dispen
sary, location of American Le
gion Club, formerly a club
license
Frank Kempton, Myrtle
Kempton, Ray Martin and Jor
gen Fredrickson, beverage dis
pensary, the Beachcombers, out
of- town night club location.
With a population of approxi
mately 1100 recorded in the last
unofficial census there is now a
liquor dispensary for every 50
persons inside the city limits.
Deducting 274 persons which
the survey showed w'ere under
21 years of age the proportion is
one dispensary for every 37.5
adults.
NOTICE
* Ordinance: Section 7. Deposit
of Refuse Forbidden; Penalty.
Any person who shall throw
or deposit or cause to be thrown
or deposited into or upon any
street, alley, or grounds, or in
any ditch, gutter, creek or
stream, or upon any lot or pre
mises within the corporated lim
it s of the City of Kodiak, any
glass, broken ware, dirt, rubbish,
garbage, ashes, soot, cinders,
slops, diity water, suds or filth
•f any kind, or who shall either
as owner, agent, lessee or tenant,
allow to remain on any premises
in bis or her possession, occupa
tion or control, for a period of
five days after having been noti
fied in writing by the Health
Officer, or other officer of the
said City of Kodiak, any glass,
broken ware, dirt, rubbish, gar
bage, ashes soot, cinders, slops,
dirty water, suds or filth of any
kind, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon convic
tion thereof shall be punished by
fa fine of not more than Fifty
($50.00) Dollars. All such sub
stances described in this section
shall be deposited in such place
and in such manner as the
Health Officer or the Health
Committee of the Common
Council shall direct.
City Health Officer
City of Kodiak