Alaskan Cities Listed
In U. S. Directories
Telephone companies j
through the states have in-1
eluded Alaska cities in their i
listing of long distant rates,
Del. E. L. Bartlett announced
last week.
The rates for Fairbanks and
Juneau now appear in the!
Washington, D. C., directory, I
and long distant rates and1
service to certain other cities!
in the Territory are included l
in the Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco, Portland and Seattle
directories.
Read the CLASSIFIEDS
New Sidewalk
For Knudsen's
Workmen of the firm of
Norman Sutliff and Son began
building forms Wednesday to
hold the concrete for a new
walk in front of Knudsen’s.
A concrete walk was poured
early this week from The
Galley to the Log Cabin
Liquor Store. Wooden forms
for more walks have been
built from Springhill’s Bar
ber Shop to the Log Cabin
Liauor Store. When the con
crete is poured the entire
length of Alaska Way will
have a sidewalk.
Buy in Kodiak
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New Selection Of:
Earrings for pierced ears
Hair Barrettes
Rhinestone Bracelets
Single strand Rhinestone
Bracelets and Necklaces
mm
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
) G. I. Insurance
For Kore;n Vets
Eligible veterans who
served in the armed forces,
since the start of the Korean ;
war may apply after discharge
for the new post-service term
insurance provided under the
Insurance Act of 1951.
To be eligible, veterans j
must have been entitled to^
indemnity protection under,
the Idemnity Act of 1951 and 1
must have been ordered to j
active service for a period in i
excess of 30 days.
Veterans must apply in!
writing to the Veterans Ad-!
ministration for this insurance!
within 120 days after their |
separation from service. No
medical exam is required. !
The new insurance is in the'
form of a 5 year level pre-!
mium rate for the then-attain- j
ed age. This insurance may,
not be converted to any of the
j permanent plans of insurance
administered by the VA. It is
also non-participating — that
is, no dividends will be paid.
Korean veterans may ob
tain premium rates and
further information from any
VA office.
William Purvis, civilian
employee at the Kodiak Naval
Station motor pool, left Fri
day for Snohomish, Wash.,
on an emergency leave be
cause of the serious illness of
his mother.
Buy in Kodiak
New Street Light
The Kodiak Electric As.
sociation has received two
new four-way lights for
street lighting. One will be
installed at the intersection
of Alaska Way and Brooklyn
Avenue.
KEA Manager Ole Johnson
is experiencing difficulty in
“hanging” the new fixture.
Specifications call for it to be
installed in the center of the
intersection and there are not
enough poles.
T
C c ic c n Show Planred
A Garden Show may b?
held on the Sunday preceed
ing I abor Day if enough
interest is shown. The annual
show was not held last year.
Plans for the event will be
discussed at the next meeting
of the Kodiak Garden Club
which will be held at the
home of Mrs. Glen Banks on
June 27.
Members of the Garden
Club at Kodiak Naval Station
will hold a picnic at Cliff
Point on Wednesday.
Jain the crowd
at the most popular
place in town
The IDLE HOUR BAR
Come in and meet
WALLY
PHONE
2502 - 0040
FREE
DELIVERY
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT THE FOOT OF MAIM STREET on the pock
SHOP
D& A
See our Men’s& Sporting Goods Dept.
FOR FATHER’S DAY SUGGESTIONS
Guns, Fishing Tackle, Cameras, & Lighters
Hand Painted Ties - Nylon shorts - Pendleton Loafers, White Stag, and McGregor Jackets
Lightweight Ked Loafers
cjhe Stockings of the Stars
cAre Here !
As advertised in ^ague
Jeweled Heels Embroidered Clocks
Picture Frame Heels
Gay - Square Dance Skirts
Fab lined Playtex Girdles
INCREASED ALLOTMENT OF CHEVROLETS AVAILABLE