Health Notice
On and after January, 1,1940
the following supplement to Sec
tion 12, Rules and Regulations
of the Territorial Department
of Health. (Sanitation) in accord
ance with Chapter 7 of the Ses
sion Laws for the Extraordinary
Session of the Legislature of 1937
which were approved by the Ter
ritoiial Board of Administration
May 18, 1937, shall be in force:
1. (A) It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm, corporation or
organization conducting or oper
ating a food products establish
ment, barber shop, cosmetoloei
«al establishment or dairy in the
Territory of Alaska to employ
anyone before such person has
undergone a physical examina
tion and received a health certif
icate or to continue to employ
said person after the expiration
aaie or saia ceruticate ana auer
such examination promptly dis
charge from their emp'oyment in
or about said place any person
found- to be infected with, or
affected by, any infectious Oi
contaious disease. Provided
further, that any qualified
physician making any exam
ination required under the pro
visions of these regulations may
issue a temporary certificate
authorizing the person examined
<to accept employment pending
receipt of a formal certificate
from the Territorial Department
•of Health.
(Paragraph 4, Subsection c).
'There is hereby established a
.-standard fee of $2. 50 to be paid
s£o the examining physician of
such applicant by the employer,
which said fee thus charged shall
not be at the time of the exam
ination, or subsequent thereto,
^charged back to, on collected by
the employer from wages due his
said employes on account of such
fees paid by him.
A. Bates Jones, M.D.
City Health Officer
/An Invitation
I will be at home to my friends
mi Sunday, July 26.
C. E, Bryan
7-15-25-p
Business Men Fly In
Fred Heaton of the Island
Transfer, Roy Snyder of the
Mecca Bar, Wayne Waldrip of
Waldrip’s taxis,andCarl Pajoman
•of the Kodiak Mercantile com
pany,arrived Saturday by Wood
RAF And Their Female Aides
SOMEVVHERE-IN-ENGLAND — The RAF already the darl
ing of the British Empire, which they undoubtedly saved after
the fall of France, reached a new pinnacle since its promised “1000
bombers-a day-over-Germany.” The upper photo, shows a group
of the pilots with some of the WAAF map-makes who prepare
their charts. The lower photo shows three of the gunners of one
of the huge Stirling bombers, about to light up after returning to
their base.
Soldiers Aid In Tornado Relief
.. m 1 1
OKLAHOMA CITY — Photo shows soldiers frcjn Will Rogers
Air Base aiding local authorities in searching ruins for bodies of
victims Damage from the tornado ran high with 27 reported kill
ed and over 100 injured.
ley plane after flying together
from Yakima.
They left Yakima by a Bob
Reeves plane, and the start of
the journey was marred by an
accident to the second plane that
was to accompany them, in
which the pilot was killed.
The accident delayed them at
Spokane, and with the addition
of being grounded by bad weath
er on the way up the entire trip
took them ten days.
FOR YOUR
^ NIGHT OUT
VISIT.
■ KODIAK’S BEAUTIFUL ENTERTAINMENT SI’OT <
: THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
, of the
MECCA BAR ;
Roy Snyder, Prop.
TERMINAL OF THE KODIAK TRANSIT BUSES '
/> A
R. E. Dawson has been ap
pointed Assistant Cashier at the
Bank of Kodiak, succeeding F. G.
Ayers, who resigned resently.
rfjifts from your jeweler
are gifts at their best'
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SUGGESTIONS
Harmonicas
Radios
Trunks - Skyway luggage
Lockers - Gladstone bags
Compacts
Crosses - Rosaries
Nugget jewelry - Ivory necklaces
Identification bracelets
Fountain Pens - Clocks
Ladies’ Rings - Men’s Rings
All birthstones
We mail anywhere
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H. PIMM JEWBLRV STORE
Kodiak Plumbing
&
Sheet Metal Work*
Complete Sheet Metal Shop
Latest Machinery
All Our Work Guaranteed
Win. P. Smith, Owner
Located at Kraft’s Dock
CHEECHAKO CLUB
Around the corner on Brooklyn Avenue
A complete Recreation Parlor
POOL ROOM CARD ROOM
TOBACCO AND CANDY
--- PLUS ---
Modern Lunch Room
THE CHEECHAKO CLUB
is designed
FOR YOUR RECREATIONAL PLEASURE
Stan Austerman Charles Rutkowski
OWNERS