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i ANDIMISHA, PERSIA ■ CABLEPHOTO - A view of the endless stream of trucks that flow
teadily through Persia on the way to Russia from the United States and Britain with vital sup
ies for the gallant Red Army. In addition to this stream byroad there is another, heavier stream
p all available rail facilities. The government is cooperating in this great movement of material,
o the current battles on the Russian front, in the Crimea and in the Kharkov offensive, where
be Russian claimed Monday to have recaptured over 300 towns from the Germans, American
bnks already are inaction.
2_
abor Council
Holds Election
The Central Labor Council
it this week and elected the
lowing officers for the year:
>sident, Wm. E. Falconer;
©-president, Ed. Camden; fin
cial secretary, Stuart Nuckols;
lording secretary, Roma
me’ler.
’rustees for the group, who
i also act as trustees of the
id for the contemplated labor
iple, were also elected. They
l\ide Christine Tolbert, Char
L. E Svensen Charles Skin
■, Ned Opp and George Re
ts.
I?he meeting days were chang
to the second and fourth Sun
r’s of each month, at 10 a m.
the Union Hall.
klr. and Mrs. Bert Oxford
this week for the Port Bailey
neries to spend the summer
ay will return to Kodiak next
Oxford has been a long
reman here.
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GIBSON’S
BACON-HAMS
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V'e Cater to the Best* ,
With Only the Best
City Meat
cMarket ,
Oscar Breedman
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Mrs. Chris Mattsen
Funeral Held This Week
Mrs Chris Mattson, resident
of Alaska since 1923 passed a
way this week after a fingering
illness of two years duration.
Mrs Mattsen was born in Quim
per France, January 5, 1894.
She was married in France to
Mr Harry Lander during the
World war and returned to this
country with him.
They separated later and she
married Mr. Chris Mattsen in
Kodiak in 1932 and made her
home here since that time.
She is survived by her hus
band, Chris Mattsen, and a
daughter, Mrs. Walter Taylor,
of this city.
Funeral services were con
ducted by Father Farrell at the
American Legion hall Wednes
day at 2 p m. with interment in
the Signal Hill cemetery Music
for the services was furnished by
the Girl Scouts.
Colors are Fresher
Dress is Lovelier
That sums up what the
KODIAK STEAM
LAUNDRY
will do for your dresses.
Why not try it?
ram man
THE LONGEST BAR IN ALASKA
Where they Serve the Best Drinks in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
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At the corner of Brooklyn and Alaska Way
Where the Person of of Discrimination
Will Find a Complete Stock to Choose From
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Bob Pollman
Tony Kvas
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GENUINE ESKIMO CARVES
IVORS GIFTS f
Hammered Alaska Trays and Bowls for your
Birthday Weddings and Anniversaries
Gift wrapped packed and mailed for you at
no additional cost.
‘4 Gifts of Char act r"
TOTEM iOLOO CURIO
and
GIFT SHOP
Next Door to Sunbeam Hotel
“Sevic cMt n's Headquarters"
CLUBLIQUORSTORE
Yowr Shopping Center
for
WINES-•
LIQUORS
•-BEERS
Ice-Cold Beverages
'' We ’Deliver cAnywhert"
OPERATING
CLUB LIQUOR STORE TAXI
,tCBlack Chevrolet Sedans
<with the courteous drivers
ISLAND TRANSFER CO.
flllHITIWTITwl
FREIGHT
BAGGAGE
STORAGE
GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
We specialize in hauling freight & household goods to the base
Established in 1925 CECIL BROOKS, Mgr.
We irtrite you to visit
THE
KODIAK BAR
‘•A ^friendly Place for o'i friendly ‘Drink
CHARLIE MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR