kar Rulings Given
Latest rulings effecting the sale
f cars and trucks were received
jis week by Mayor R H. had
'ick from Governor Grucning,
> take effect immediately The
rderfrom the Office of Pi ne
on Management said:
“It is hereby ordered that un
j January 15, 1942, no produc
r dealer or other autho ized
:iannel of distribution of p. s en
rger automobiles, light and
eavy trucks, shall sell, lease,
rade, lend, deliver, ship or t an
er any passenger automobiles,
ght or heavy trucks, excep. to
ther producers, dealers or other
nthorized channels of distribu
on and resale. No person, with
ie exception of other producers,
ealers or other authorized chan
els of distribution or resale,
tall accept any such sale, lease
■ade, loan, delivery, shipment
r transfer ot any passenger aut
oaobile, light or heavy trucks.
“For the purpose of the order
assenger automobiles, light and
eavy trucks mean 1942 models
r any si «’i vehicles which has
een used less than 1000 mi es.’’
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axes plus an unprecedented am
unt of borrowing.
The budget, its magnitude and
[imposition, depend on events
» the battlefronts of the world,
e said. Nothing short of the
aximum will suffice.
“I cannot predict ultimate
asts, because 1 cannot predict
te changing fortunes of war. I
ut say only that we are deter
lined to pay whatever price
acessary.”
At the press conference the
resident said it was the biggest
ndget in the history of the
orld. It is estimated to be near
' double Germany’s annual war
cpenditures. He said it called
>r stepping up the rate spend
ig from the cur-ent 2 billion a
lonth to 5 billion a month.
It also meant, he added, that
jople will have to do without
many conveniences and luxur
s, so the nation may shift labor,
aterials and facilities of pro
iction from civilan articles to
■oduction of weapons and other
ir supplies.”
When You Buy
LUMBER.
Why not buy the most
of the best for the least
amount of money????
ALASKA
SPRUCE
Grown locally, cut &
sawed by local labor
Large stock on hand
SCupreanoff
LUMBER MILLS
Registrants Must
Report Moving
Registrants for Selective Ser
vice were reminded today in a
statement from Gov. Ernest Gru
ening that they must keep in
touch with their local boards.
Any change of address must be
reported immediately, as the
mailing of any order, notice, or
blank form by the local board to
a registrant at the address last
reported by him to the local
board shall constitute notice to
him of the contents of the com
munication, whether tie actually
receives it or not. The Governor
further stated that under the Sel
ective Service act any registrant
who knowingly fails or neglects
to perform any duty required of
him under or in the execution of
the Act, or rules or regulations
made pursuant thereto, shall, up
on conviction in the district court
of the United States having jur
"i diction thereof, be punished by
imprisonment for not more than
five years or a fine o1 not more
than $10,000 or by both such
fine and imprisonment.
A recent check by city police
of a random number of men on
the streets of Kodiak disclosed
many unable to produce regis
tration cards, and others who
claimed they were unaware of
the necessity of informing local
boards of having moved. Every
change of address must be re
ported.
Platoon To Meet
The 2nd Platoon of the Civil
Defense Corps will meet at the
residence of J. A. Cichoski, pla
toon leader, near Al’s Chicken
inn at 10 a. m. Sunday morning.
Men living from the hospital
on out Mission road are eligible
to join this group, and even
those who have not volunteered
are invited to attend the meet
ing. Instructions will be given in
handling rifles and plans worked
out for the defense of Mission
road district.
NOW OPEN
24 HOURS A DAY
★star cafe^
— Featuring —
BREAKFAST SPECIALS
★
HAMBURGERS.Fresh and delicious
HOT DOGS.Coney Island style
CHILI.And we mean Chili!
And COFFEE ..The best
★
Joe Mulqueen and Dick Green
★
Located opposite Orpheum theatre
ALASKA CONTRACTING
COMPANY
ROUSE, SWAN & KOMM
£ Tractor Work
0 Bull-dozing
§ Gravel-Filling
A SPECIALTY
We will be glad to give estimates
on work of this type—on
any size job
WE INVITE PROPOSALS OF BIDS
Contact Rouse, Swan or
Alaska Transfer Headquarters
Folder; liak in Beautiful Colors
Now On Li -] Get Yours While They Last
Genuine I i- rvings, Baskets, Moocasins,
Eskimo P- : )tem Poles and Souvenirs
of i for the folks at home
of Character"
TOTEM IGLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
Next Door to Sunbeam Hotel
tmgamr
Our Business Has Been Built
Upon the Foundation of
SERVICE
We shall always endeavor to render
everyone the fastest possible
attention to their orders
We Also Pride Ourselves
on the complete assortment of
IMPORTED and DOMESTIG LIQUORS
WINES and BEERS
Ice-Cold Beverages for Your Pleasure
CLUB LIQUOR STORE
RAY MARTIN, Owner
"We Deliver cAnywhere"
“Service-Men’s Headquarters”
Where you’ll always Find your Friends
OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
"’Black Chevrolet Sedans
• with the courteous drivers
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Information on
SAILING St ARRIVALS
furnished only on request
when as and if available
OFFICE: Bank of Kodiak Bldg. GLEN A. HYNER, Agent
OFFICE HOURS:
OPEN DAILY from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m.
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS from 7 to 9
SERVING ALASKA THE YEAR 'ROUND