Sating Alaska Exclusively
THINGS FOR YOUR OFFICE
Charles R. Griffin Co.
107 Cherry St., Seattle 4, Wn.
Carl Whitham, president of
Nabesna mine, arrived in Alaska
this week to open the mine,
which has been closed down for
the last 5 years. He expects to
start with a erew of 15 men to be
increased to 45 by tall, and hopes
to have the mine in active pro*
duction by July 1.
Notice
Territorial driyer’s licenses can
(now be procured at the city
clerk’s office.
Myrna Perkins,
City Clerk 6-1
Old Harbor Now
The Russian Orthodox church
of this village, was the scene of a
very pretty wedding, May 12th,
when Miss Marra Adonga, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Adonga, became the bride of Mr.
Herman Andrewvitch. Father
King officiated.
VETERANS
OF WORLD WAR II
FACTS
on your rights in buying
SURPLUS PROPERTY
To improve World War II veterans’ priorities in the purchase of war surpluses, Congress hasamended the Surplus
Property Act. Veterans are entitled to various new benefits from war surpluses. The Department of the Interior s
Surplus Property Office intends to give you every possible preference under the law in buying the items you want
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The new amendment authorizes the Government to reserve certain items for exclusive sale to
veterans. These are listed below but quantities on many items are not large, the demand is
tremendous, and you may not always be able to buy exactly what you want. Only World War
II veterans, however, will get the items placed on the reserve or “set-aside” list.
Subject to availability, you may purchase these ‘ set-aside” items for your personal use, as well
as for your business, professional, or agricultural enterprises.
The amended Act farther improves your buying position for your business, professional, or
agricultural enterprise For items NOT included in this ‘'set-aside” list, only Federal agencies
buying for their own use may purchase ahead of you. This gives you, for business use, an ad
vantage over State and local governments, tax-supported institutions, certified non-veteran
small business enterprises and all other potential buyers except Federal agencies. After the fed
eral agencies have had an opportunity to purchase surplus, all available items which do not
appear on the “set-aside” list will be available to you exclusively for 15 days to purchase for
your own business.
Under the Amended Act you still must be certified to purchase war surpluses, as thousands of
veterans have done since the original Act was passed.
QUALIFY FllH PRIORITY
If you are not certified, bring or mail your honorable discharge from the armed services of
World War II to the Surplus Property Office, Ft. Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, and get a
veteran’s certificate for the items you desire. If you wish to change your presentation certifi
cation contact the Veteran’s Representative at the Surplus Property Office.
What Is Set Aside For Yoo
The property listed at right is re
served for exclusive sale to veterans
of World War II. These are the i
tems in greatest demand by veter
ans. Large quantities are not avail
able. You may have to wait some
time before purchases can bt made
as items requested by veterans will
be sold in the order in which the
veterans’ applications have been
placed on file. But you may be sure
that only veterans will have the op
portunity to buy “Set-aside” items
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Automotive Vehiclas
Passenger cars (used)
Passenger cars (new)
Tracks
Jeeps
All trucks 2 1-2 ton or less
Motorcycles, Scooters,
Trailers
Bomb Trucks
All Trailers
' Tractors
D4 & R4 Caterpillar—36-45
DBHP or equal
D7 Caterpillar—61-90 DBHP
or equal
D8 Caterpillar—91-140 DBHP or
equal
TD9 International 36-45
TD14 International—46-60
DBHP or equal
TD6 International—46-60
DBPH or equal
Construction, Mining, &
Excavating Machinery
Tractor-type Scrapers
Air Compressors
Batchiug Plants
Crushing A Screening Plants
Ditching Machines
Cranes, Shovels A Draglines
Agricultural Machinnry
Land Levelers
Plows
Medical, Surgical S, Dental
Apparatus & Equipment
Major Operating Tables
Operating Lamps
Field X-Ray Units
Diathermy Machines
Dental Units
Dental Chairs
Dental Cabinets
Typewriters
SURPLUS
DEPT, of INTERIOR
PROPERTY OFFICE
FT. RICHARDSON ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
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The bride wore a blue ninon
dress, fashioned with satin bands'
and a sweetheart neckline. H* r
floor length veil was held by a
floral tiara and she carried a bou
quet of roses. Mrs Anne Alex
androff was maid of honor and
Mr. Pete AlexandroS was best
man.
After the ceremony, a recep
tion was held at the home of the
bride.
Mr Andrewvitch was just re
cently discharged from the ser
vice. He is a graduate of Wrang
ell high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Capjobn
and family have moved to Shear
water.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Shadula
have moved into their new home.
R. Earle Krautter is enlarging
his store with an addition.
Duane Bejmer is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fred E. Bailey.
Andrew Chokwok was a recent
caller at Shearwater.
Emil Adonga and eon Albert
| have returned home after trans
acting business in Alitak for sev
eral dayb.
rl'he people of this community
extend congratulations and best
wishes to Josephine Mary Mo
here and to the faculty of the
Seldovia high school for the hon
or of winning the four year Schol
arship granted by the National
Administrative Board for Pepsi
Cola Schola ships.
Edward Pestriknff has received
his honorable discharge from the
urmed forces and is now at his
home in Shearwater.
Sen^font Malutin of Kodiak
spent several days here visiting
friends, while enroute to Karluk.
Jimmy Spearns of Port Hobron
is visiting friends in the village.
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