New P.ans
Drawn For
Church
rlans tor the new Kusstan
church to replace the one de
stroyed by fire have been pre
pared through the cooperation
of Army engineers and copies
have been turned over to the
Russian church.
The plan is based on the old
church, providing ftr a cross*
shaped building, with the larg#
center cupola and the front bell
tower. Plans call fora concrete
foundation and partial basement
for a heating plant, with the
building to be of wood with
wood siding.
An estimate of the cost of the
new building, including interior
decoration and furnishings has
been placed at $40,000.
The drive for church fund*
has produced over $5000 of this
amount, and it is expected that
between $19,000 and $20,000
will be made available from th*
insurance.
The drive is being continued
in an effort to rbtain the re
main ng amount needed so more
definite plans can be made f> r
undertaking the work
Mrs Frieda Blinn is secretary
of the building fund committee
and contributions can be made
by mail or in person The com
plete list of contributors and a
mounts, to date, fo lows:
Kev. G Gleboff $53; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Henton $25; Harry
Chrfstopherson $100; Alvin A.
Sumerlin 10; Sam YVolkoff $1;
Leo Tyler $50; Blinns$200;Mrs.
John Brodtkorb $100; Arcadia
Pestrikoff $50; Oscar Nelson
$20; Pvt and Mis. Ruben Tes
arik $5; Holger Sorensen $10;
Carl Peterson $5; Pete Wolkoff
$20; Henry Neseth $20; Tom
Taylor $5; John Swans m $5;
Pat Lynch $10; Mr. and Mrs
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Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
Lloyd Smith & A! Miller
Owners
9
Wm Robertson & Son $50
Dick Wash, koff $5; Stepan
Aplone $5; Mis. Stepan Aplone
$5; Mrs. Mattie Yagashoff $5;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loughran
$100; Paul Wolkoff $5; George
McKay $5; Bill Katelnikoff $5;
Waselie Aplone$5; Mr. and Mrs.
J. Naumoff $5: Julia Skinner $4;
Demetri Yakashoff $5; John
Chya $5; Totem Igloo $250;
Benefit Dance 1 adies of Kodiak
$655.65; Andrew Kashevaroff
$40; Benefit Dance Ladies of
Kodiak $50.90; Teamsters Local
$300; Walter Sargent $20; John
Hubly $50; Mrs. jouu -
$20; Carl Pajoman $500; led
Sargent $20; Jim Polyefko $5;
Sidney ilubley $5; Nick Walkoff
$20; Ed Colin $25.
Walter Panamaroff $50: Bank
of Kodiak $250; Ben Scholl $10;
Rev. Gleboff from Perryville
$112.05; Jack Johnson $5; A. E
Dawson $5; Mr. and Mrs. I*ritz
Deveau $20; Jacob E Blanc $5;
Jorgen Fredrickson $100; Kia
Lund $50; Cannery Workers’
Union $100; Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Metrokin $25; Nkiholai Katelni
koff $20; Sid Olds $100; Efratn
Shuravloff $10; Olaf II alvei son
$10; Siems DraKe Contractors’
Welfare Fund 1500; Mr. and
Mrs. Clarance Selig $10; Olaf
Halverson $5.
Ted Pestrikoff $10; John
Katelnikoff $2; Rudy Sundberg
$40; L. K. Wodlinger $50; Mr.
Nick Sheratine $10; Mr. and
Mrs. Sergay Sheratine $10; Dr.
A. Johnson $25; J. N. Steffgen
$100; W. G. Slawson $50; Mike
Inga $5; Paul W. Schaffner $20;
79th Const. Battallion $059 $0;
George and Eugene Muhle $20.
Dash Early, Fred Nytnaaj
Fred Simeonoff, all of Seldo
were drowned when their
Vigilant foundered while
trip to Bruin bay.
The bodies of Nyman^
Simeonoff were found*
Early’s was not recovered. I
Maurice Briggs flew to He
this week after he received
ports ihai his horse. King
the Denmarks, was not b«
cared for properly there. 1
horse had originally been ph
in the ear* of Cecil Helsel, i
is at present in San Franciao
46 We can well be “proud of our progress,
but we cannot rest on our achievements.
Still other hard, grim months loom ahead.
Our efforts must be rekindled in the
fires of freedom.
In the hour glass of victory,
no single, precious minute must be wasted.
We are united for victory,
and as a united people
we will concentrate our strength
with increasingly furious power
against a tyrannical enemy.99
Eric A. Johnston ■—
President, United States Chamber of Commerce
April, 1943
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY