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Future Of
Bases Here
A ‘Problem'
Washington, D. C. (■&) Sec
l retary of War Stimson today
> itemized 7 billion dollars in sav
1 ings on war expenditures in list-.
, mg outbacks on projects in I
vlaska Ooing into some of the
details, Stimson said the high
way to Alaska was reduced from
a road with an initial carrying
capacity of 200.000 tons month
i ly to one of 18,000 tons ca
1 pacity.
, Work has also been stopped
1 on various fortifications and
1 bases and other military projects
and many others have been
■ placed on a caretaking basis,
’ Stimson said.
Rep. Fred Norman ot wasn
ington also said that the Ton
gass National Forest spruce
project may be abandoned be
cause of the high cost of, getting
the lumber out which can be
more readily supplied by Oregon
*nd Washington. Excess alumi
num supplies also caused a drop
in the demand for spruce.
Seattle (.f)—Warren G. Mag
nuson, Washington, of the
House Naval Affairs committee,
making a trip through the
Aleutians with Rear Admiral F.
E M. Whiting, commander of
the Alaska sector for the 13th
naval district, said the “war
has certainly moved west, up
herein Alaska”.
Magnuson commented on con
struction of western bases in
preparation for carrying the
war to the enemy homeland, but
added that one of the problems
confronting his committee was
disposition of big bases built to
stop the Jap invasion threat and
now left far to the rear of the
war front.
Oscar Breedman announced
this week sale of the City Meat
Market, located in the Pajomao
building to Loren Whittington,
who has been employed there
the last four mon'hs. Mr. Bree I
man has previously sold his
home to Jack Delane, and now
plans a vacation trip to the
States after which he plans t<>
go to Fairbanks.
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NOTICE
Ten days after first publica
tion of this notice on Feb. 12,
1944, the following city licenses
will be past due and if not ob
tained in all cases proper steps
will be taken to punish violators
of the ordinances providing for
such licenses:
Dog Licenses
Driver’s Licen es —
Vehicle Registration
Personal property taxes on
vehicles must be paid in full be
fore licenses are issued.
Police Department
City of Kodiak
Pinch’s Service Store
■‘The Service Men's Meeting Pla.ce'
New Arrivals
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
Overseas Caps and Braids
All Chevrons - All Navy Ratings
Kodiak Alaska Sweat Shirts
Hunting Knives Batteries
Lighter fluid and flints
Popular and "Hill Billy”
Song Books
Musical Instruments
Kaywoodie pipes
Val-A-Pack and Luggage
i
SOUVENIRS
TO SEND HOME
Army and Navy Pillow Tops
Head Scarfs
Tablecloths
Tea Aprons
Ladies’ White Beaded Moccasins
VITAMINS
McKESSON’S
CYTAM1N
CAPSULES
Vitamins A, C, D, Bi, Ba
EACH VITAMIN
CONTAINS
5.000 units vitamin A,
1.000 units vitamin D,
200 units vitamin Bl,
100 units vitamin B2,
600 units vitamin C,
One capsule daily gives complete protection
with all the vitamins
DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE
For sound bones and teeth
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McKESSON'S BEXEL
Potent,
trustworthy
Vitamin B Complex
Capsules
Packed in
Bottles of
100 & 250
Deficiency Symp
toms — Weakness,
nervousness, poor
digestion, poor ap
petite, lack of en
ergy.
A Registered Pharmacist always an hand
DRUG STORE
"KODiRK'S BUSY CORNfcR"
see
The Men’s Store
FOR
• Comfy Leather Slippers
■ The Necktie with the preference
■ That Sleeveless V-neck Sweater
■ Military Shirts green and O.D.
ANNOUNCEMENT
DR. L. A. JOHNSON
OPTOMETRIC EYE SPECIALIST
OF ANCHORAGE
IS NOW CONDUCTING
SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATIONS
at the
SUNBEAM HOTEL
for only two weeks
• EVES EXAMINED
• GLASSES PRESCRIBED
• LENSES DUPLICATED