Rotarians Hear
f ishing Request
The Rotary club, at its reg
ular meeting Tuesday noon at
the Brown Bear cafe, heard
that additional collections had
been made in the fire fund cam
paign, and a full report was
scheduled for the next meeting.
A request was read asking the
Rotary to wire Seattle urging
the opening of the Karluk to
Bristol bay area to fishing this
season, and a committee consist
ing of, Carl Pajoman, Frank
Hermann and Jorgen Frederick
sen was appointed to consult
with Mr. Skinner.
Building Permit Issued
For Remodeling House
Application for a building per
mit was presented at the city
clerk’s office Wednesday by the
McCall Bldg. Co. for the con
struction of two rooms one front
and one rear onto the property
on the Abbert Highway formerly
occupied by the Murray’s Photo
Shop.
The additions will be finished
in imitation brick celotex with
an aporoximate cost of $1000.
Cecil Helsel, of the Helsel
Photo Company of this city left
for a business trip to Anchorage.
He is going via Homer where he
will look after his real estate in
terests before continuing on
north. He plans to be gone a
bout two weeks.
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including the
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with
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Rates & Reservations
at
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Scene of Drive On Singapore
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Japanese claim a first victoiy
capture of Kuala Lumpur of
rubber-tree fame, in their
southward Malaya drive
toward Singapore. In retreating
to new positions, the British are
said to have cut down rubber
trees and left nothing of value
to the enemy. Various sources
said flanking movements encircl
ed the city from the north, north
west, southwest and east (arrows).
British claimed three big fires
were started by RAF bombers
among planes at Ipoh airdrome
(1) to the north, Japanese-held.
They also said a huge blaze was
set in a building there. At Sing
apore (2) the Japanese havu
landed forces on the west end
of the island. British admit their
precarious position.
Anybody — Anywhere — Anytime
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Robert Rauen, owner
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THE PLACE WHERE YOU ALWAYS FIND
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Sundays from 2 d. m. 'til 2 a. m
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