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Where they Sorye the Best Drinks in Town
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HOT Italian Spaghetti or Ravioli
STEAKS
SANDWICHES
FRIED CHICKEN!
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Home made pies & Island Fountain Ice cream
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KODIAK WELDING
WORKS
TANKS
SKEG IRONS
RUDDERS
"You Break It — We Weld It"
“Tuck” Wheeldon & “Red” Burnbam, owners
Located in Old Erskine Machine Shop Building
Open after 6:30 pm weekdays—All day Sunday
Economy Transfer
^ Garbage 9 Hauling
Clyde L. Galbreath
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ware glass (Russian) from Father
Gregory Gieboff, of the local
Ru sian church.
Pfc. Emil Norton, former
Kraft delivery truck driver and
son of John Norton, of this city,
is now in Italy, and he described
hifc experiences in a recent letter
to friends:
“I’m certainly glad that every
thing is over, here. It was quite
a rough go for awhile. If only
there wasn’t the Pacific theater
to worry about I might have a
nice chance of coming back home
.for a furlough.
“This is a heck of a country. I
just can’t seem to get used to it.
The scenery looks something like
Alaska but not quite so good.
“Last winter it was cold but
since summer is here it’s too hot.
The place we are stationed at
now is a dusty windy hole. Once
Remember The 7th
in awhile we get to go swimming
as we are near the coast.
“We went through quite a few
towns that this outfit had liber
ated and of all of them I like
Genoa be*t. It was a clean city
and hardly touched by the war.
But as luck would have it we
didn’t stay there very long.
“Right now we are stationed
near a Kraut stockade, and have
, the job of searching Jerry prison
ers. But other outfits were kick
ing that they had never got any
loot from Germans so they beat
us out of a job. I did get a couple
of good souvenirs, though.
“Well, I think I'll have to
close for now. Thanks a lot for
writing as letters from back
home are deeply appeciated.
Give my regards to everybody.”
Emil’s address is:
Pfc. Emil Norton - 3.9470999
Hq. Co. 2 Bn. 473 Inf.
APO 464
e-o Postmaster, N. Y.
The first horses in Alaska, the
first planting of oats, and the
first sawmill, all belong to the past
history of the Kodiak regioD, ac
cording to an article, Alaska Ice,
Inc. by E. L. Keithahn, curator
of the Tenitorial Museum, re
printed from the Pacific North
west. Quarterly.
All the activity was the result
of an ice industry starting in
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Chadwich Bay
Alaska
Post Office Box 116
Kodiak, Alaska
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Welcome in peace ...
more welcome in war work
MANAGERS and personnel di
rectors will tell you that regular
rest-pauses plus the refreshment of
Coca-Cola increase con
tentment in their plants. Thus
production is increased. A
pause for Coca-Cola is one
of the little things that
brighten a busy day.
Coca-Cola has some
all its own in goodness.
More than just quenching
thirst, it brings a happy, after
sense of complete refresh
ment. The only thing like
Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola, if self.
A breathing spell, a rest-pause and
ice-cold Coca-Cola. Contentment
comes when you connect with a
Coke.
The best '
is always the better buy!
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ANCHORAGE
COLD STORAGE