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ry to get to that good
•atin’ YUM YUM!
flat! Chinese foods, Italiao
Spaghetti, Mexican Chili, Freeh
QjbjShrimp. or Chicken Gumbo
Qup toasted sandwiches of
tH fcimK also sent out from fi
tit 3 am. Party orders up to 20,
f p Q steaming hot to your
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Remember, rt’s
that
GOOD EATIN’
YUM YUM
332 So. Brooklyn Ave.
YUM YUM EATS
&
BEACH APTS.
CL06ED MONDAYS
BY ORDER ONLY
Exotic Weekend Dishes
faehilladas, Chicken Fon
bme, Crabs-on-the-half-shell,
facet & Sour, Hot Tamales,
Bbmbur^ers, Oven Bar-B-Q.
Try these exotic foods.—Yum
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I
Leave For School
Three local youths have left
for Fairbanks to attend the Un
iversity of Alaska. Bill Taylor,
who has been visiting his mother
the past moath, will attend for
his second year, majoring in pre
law. Pat McMurdo also returned
for her 2nd year and is majoring
in home economics.
Kathleen Flood, daughter of
Mrs W. J. Erskme, who was
graduated from the Dominican
Coaveat in San Rafael, Calif,
last spring, is attending for her
first year.
Biasti-Curl—It’s Helen Curtw
—it’s good. Soft to the touch
with a loose or tight wave as you
prefer. Della’s Beauty Cabin
(adv)
Three new champions were
•rowned in the Kodiak ping*
pong title play held Sunday at
the Community Center.
New men’s champion is Kay
Wade who defeated titliet.
Charier Jerling, in a tight five
game final.
lone Norton, miking her de
but in tourament competition,
dethroned the defending women’s
champion, Aileen Wade.
Tommy Johneon is the new
junior champion, defeating Dielc
Simeonoff in the finals.
The beaver dam in ‘Wide
River” lake below the city reser
vior has been repaired so the dry
lake can refill. Work was done
by the city so the water can be
used as an emergency supply by
being pumped into the adjacent
water system.
WAA
Where Is
As Is
SURPLUS
BOATS
Located For Inspection At
FIXED
PRICE
SALE
FORT RICHARDSON
Motor Launch, wood, 40’ - J-620
Motor Launeh, wood, 40’ - 022
Motor Launch, wood, 50’ - J-563
JUNEAU
8caw, barge, wood, 90’ - No. 1
THUMBS COVE, SEWARD
Tunnel Tug, wood, 36’ No. MT-326
Barge, dry cargo, wood, 110’ No. BC1519
6 ea Dories and Row boats, ea. 18’
Buda Lanova Diesel Marine Engine. 75 HP
J “Callie” gasoline Marine Engine, 6 HP
KODIAK
Picket Boat, wood, 45' - C-25386
Motor Launch, wood 50’ - No. 12659
Barge, dry cargo, wood, 70' . YC-1312
KETCHIKAN
Harbor Fire Boat, wood, 50’ No. CC63016F
WHITTIER
Landing Craft, support LCS, wood, 36’8
No. J3415
Landing Craft, wood, 36’ No. LCVP HOI?
Landing Craft, wood, 36’ No. LCVP 10861
Barge, tank, steel, 45’ No. BCS-699
Barge, tank, steel, 46’ No. BGS-698
GENERAL INFORMATION
All offers to purchase must be accompanied by a 10 per cent deposit Property may be in
spected anytime from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sept. 5th through 8ept. 22,1947, (exeep ^_
day and Sunday). All orders received by 5:00 p.m Sept. 22
rill be filled in following order:
!1. Federal Agencies
2. Veterans ef World War II
3. Federal Works Agency
4. lermoriai anu liuuu u»vw.
5. Non-Profit Institution
6. Non-Priority Purchasers
VETERANS
All boat certificates previously issued are now void. Veterans purchasing by mail are required
to mail completed WAA Form 1175A with purchase request and deposit. Veterans purchasing
in person are required to show discharge papers and sign an ownership statement. In order to
assure an equitable distribution Veterans who were awarded boats on Sales List 57 will be
granted a priority second to that of Veterans who have not previously been awarded a boat,
All Orders Shall Be Addressed to Arrive at Following Address Prior to 5:00 p m. Sept. 22,194/
WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
Box 2466
Anchorage, Alaska _Phone: Main 766^
Mill
CLEAN - UP
PAINT - UP
SPRUCE - UP
MAKE KODIAK THE CITY BEAUTIFUL!
i
The week of Sept. 21 to 26 ha* been set aside for cleaning up all
properties. The city will collect any rubbish piled near roadways lor
this purpose during those days.
The attention of those citizens who do nol voluntarily cooperate
in this worthwhile project is called to City Ordinance No. 30.
See Page 1 of this issue.
Civic Improvement Committee
Chamber of Commerce