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BLANKETS soft & wooly
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1 will be closed Friday evenings during Jan. & Feb.
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Closed Monday Only
for redecorating
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Shop Hours for January & February:
10 tiJ 6 Monday through Saturday
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Chamber Entertains
The Kodiak Cnamber of
Commerce was host to six
higfi ranking naval officers
from the Kodiak Naval Sta
tion Thursday at a luncheon
at the Montmartre Inn.
Rear Adm. C. A. F. Spra
gue, commandant 17th Naval
District, Captain Harry San
ders, chief of staff, Captain
J. K. B. Kinder, who is re
lieving Sand ic 'aptain P. ri.,
Reynolds, inspector 17th N..
D., Captain L, J. Dow, com
mandant Naval Station, and
Commander G. P. Koch,
executive officer, were intro
duced to the members.
Frank Meek and Victor'
Fisher of the Bureau of Land
management, Max Folsom,
local electrician, and Elmer
Johnson, certified public
accountant from Ketchi kan,
were also guests.
During the business session
the prospects for a small boat
harbor were discussed and
Secretary V. G. Ellis read a
letter from Adm. Sprague to
the Navy Department in
Washington in which the
admiral stated, “The com-1
mandant of the 17th Naval
District concurs with the City
of Kodiak for a small boat
harbor here”.
The letter listed various!
benefits the Navy would also
derive from such an installa
tion. It pointed out that in an
emergency small patrol boats
could be berthed there and
that aircraft crash boats could
avail themselves of the
facilities.
Captain Sanders, who is
leaving soon for Washington,
spoke briefly. He thanked the
C of C for the friendly eo
opration between his office and
town and expressed the hope
that he might return to Ko
diak some day.
Plans for the navy base an T
t wn to charter a plane fer
taking the two basketball
teams to the Fur Rendezvous
in Anchorage were made
C tain Dow suggested botfe
teams use one plane. J. G
Martz was chosen by Pre»
dent Merrill Coon to check os
the matter.
March of Dimes i
BENEFIT
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Jan. 27,1951
Elks Club
Admission: $1 person plus tax
9 to 2 INFORMAL
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D&A
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DONNELLEY & ACHESON
Phone 2502 & 4040 for delivery service
D&A
DEALERS FDR
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THOR WASHERS
| EVINRUDE & LAWSON outboards
[ LANG and MONARCH ranges
HOOVER & ELECTROLUX
FISHING TACKLE
WEST/NGHOUSE & NORGE
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GUNS & AMMUNITION
HALLICRAFTER ZENITH
FLOOR COVERINGS
I RONRITE
WEATHERBIRD
PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
for 1951
CHEVROLET*
BUI CHS; CADILLACS
We have cars
available from
OUR ALLOTMENTS
SOME fOU
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
MENS WEAR
McGregor Shirts
Mallory Hats
While Stag Jackets
Cooper Sox
Foul Weather Clothing
LADIES WEAR
RED CROSS SHOES
WHITE STAG JACKETS
STRUTWEAR LINGERIE
POLARETTE BOOTS
Cottage Set Curtains
Nylon Panel Curtains
at UMVic&6u&e
for Building Supplies
Paint, Lumber, Electrical &
Plumbing Needs
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tyiac&uf & Tfteat ‘Defc,<vU*ne*tt
COMPLETE LINE OF
fresh frozen seafoods
poultry, vegetables & meats