NOTICE
The Informal Group ol
| Christian Scientists meet tot
'Sunday services in the main
ftoor of the Bank Building ev
ery Sunday at 11 am.
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KNUDSEN’S
ADMIRAL RADIOS 6 REFRIGERATORS
HOTPOINT— washer*, dryers,
ironers, refrigerators, deep freezers
SENTINEL RADIO-RECORD PLAYERS
Rifles Shotguns Ammunition
CAMERAS EQUIPMENT ACCESSORIES
ABC WASHERS according to Consumers Digest
ARE TOPS!
Alaska gift items magazines candy
Horlucks ice cream all at
Knudsen’s
WHERE All KODIAK SHOPS
Another Reason Why
You’ll Prefer Budweiser
Ips**'*'
Year in, year out, we pay premium prices
fpr a special type of brewing barley. Then,
‘ as good as It is, only the plumpest grains
are selected for malting.
Choicest hop blossoms and rice are added
in the costliest brewing process known.
Then come two fermentations and much,
much longer-than-average ageing...and
xou Get Budweiser.
^ There s nothing like it. . . absolutely nothing
AN HEUSER-BUSCH, INC. -- SI. 1 0 U I S^
Mrs.W**e Oi*
Fairbanks. Radio
Mrs. Ken Wade,' formei
Kodiak resident " was gueS'
artist on Mrs. Zelma Rose’i
“Woman to Worr an” broad
cast over radio station KFAI
in Fairbanks last week.
Mrs. Wade recently joinec
her husband. Ken, in Fair
banks where he is YMC/
program director. Wade for
merly was director of the Ko
diak Crnmunity Center.
Durim an interview for t'h<
radio program Mrs. Wad(
performed the actual work o!
textile painting on fabric foi
her studio audience.
Bill Would Transfer
Fisheries To Alaska
Washington (iP)—A bill t<
transfer control of the Alask;
fisheries from the federa
government to the territorr
was introduced in the Hous<
by Delegate E. L. Bartlet
shortly after the 82nd Con
gress convened.
The bill would exempt fur
seal and sea-otter from th<
transfer and leave them ii
federal control because o:
internationaJ treaties coverin'
handling of those fisheries.
NOTICE
If you can not get us or
phone 3131, call 4303 for oi
delivery. Office hours, 1 pm t(
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day. 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thompson Transfer
Common Sprint
Father C. R. Kin?, formes
ly priest at the Russian Church
here, who Waadue to return to
Kodiak last week by plane,
has decided to wait for ttw
first spring boat, members of
his family said this week.
His son Al, who went to
Seattle to accompany him
home, plana to remain out
side until Father King is ready
to return.
I
McHu i*y Namad
- City Patrolman
Ovid “Mac” McKinley ha?
been named a regular patrol -
man on the local police force.
He replaces Tex Hawkins who
has resumed driving his taxi
cab.
McKinley served as relief
I patrolman before being named
II to the regular job.
NOTICE
All dogs, whether licensed
or not, found running the
streets or becoming a public
. j nuisance will be picked up*£b>y
, I the police department.
, | The above action is govem
■ (ed by-city ordinance.
' i William Kreiner
Chief of Police
)
NOTICE
All CPO’s and wives, single
1 chiefs and guests are invited
' to the Chief’s Club for a whist
1 party Thursday evening, Jan.
18th. Prizes will be given and
refreshments served. Time
8 o’clock.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FROM SEWARD
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S.S. BARANOF JAN. 18 S. S. DENALI JAN. 25
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Sitka, Juneau Cordova, Juneau, Petersburg j
Ketchikan, Seattle Wrangell, Ketchikan, Seattle P
O. H. KIMBALL. Agent Phone 4521
Join the crowd
at the most
place in town
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The IDLE HOUR BAR
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Come in and meet
wauy uni johnny