City Council Transacts Business
fhc tax delinquent roll is to
brought up to date for pub
jtion and delinquent notices
U be mailed in the near future,
wa’ report rd at the regular
;etir)g of the City ccuneil at
5 City hall Monday night.
An inventory of the contents
the school is to be taken, so
it the insurance policy recent
jssued can be changed to cov
the contents as well as the
ilding.
[he council also heard a re
rton road work being done,
ptain Hunt cooperated in
ifiding army tracks to haul
>ks and the city hauled gravel
jugh to repair the worst of the
kIs enough to told up tempor
ly and some drainage ditches
re dug. The road committee,
isisting of Mrs. Edna Kraft,
iirraan, and Hopp and Steff
i, was instructed to see if ad
ional assistance could be ob
ned from the army so that
rk done on the roads so far
lid be cariied to completion.
L V. Loughead, fire chief, re
ted the need of more hand
s extinguishers and the council
itorized him to get bids on
3 dozen more.
)r. A. Bates Jones reported
ee cases of mumps and two of
noping cough. He wasinstruct
to write Hubbell & Waller and
! proper federal authorities
iffirming the need of immed
e improvement of the sewer
pjpstem here.
k request from the Territorial
partment of Health for 81000
ard support of the public
1th nursing program was read,
he council decided, in view
united finances, to continue
city’s aid in the same amount
leretofore, namely', 8600
he police committee reported
arrests from January 12 to 26,
11930 collected in fines.
fashinton (.P)—The special
amission which investigated
Jap attack on Pearl Harbor
eember 7 accused Commander
Ihief of the fleet, Admiral
sband Kimmer, and Lt.
ml Walter Short with “dere
ion of duty-' in a blame-fixing
art to President Roosevelt,
i commission, headed by As
iate Justice Roberts declared
se two, who were replaced
rtly after the attack, of being
diet in failing to consult or
fer with one another about
rings or “appropriate meas
i for defense required by the
linence of hostilities.”
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lutual Benefit Health
4 Accident Assoc.
H. TOFTOY
^fense House 20M, Apt. A
^enings: Tue., Fri., Sun.
Newcomer
A pretty new starlet for Hollywood
is Ava Gardner, who smiles for
cameramen after contract was
approved in court.
The “Classified” column will
bring you results.
Fishermen Elect
Officers For 1942
For the first time a candidate
for secretary of the United
Fishermen of Alaska not nomin
ated from Kodiak has been elect
ed to that position. Tabulation
of votes in the annual election
shows 139 votes for Charles L.
E. Svendsen who ran aea:nst
William Cost ell ond Cliff Sumer
lin. Svendsen was nominated by
Uyak and Ouzinkie locals.
Also elected were: Executive
committee. Arne Vogen, 99 votes,
Charles Christoffersen, 78, and
Charles Anderson, 88; for Emer
gency committee, Glen Palmer,
121, William Robertson, 114,
and William Sargent, 113.
The new secretary, Svendsen,
will take office as soon as he
moves from his home on Shuyak
straits where he and hie wife
have been living.
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ALASKA CONTRACTING
COMPANY
ROUSE, SWAN & KDMM
# Tractor Work
# Bull-dozing
# Gravel-Filling
A SPECIALTY
We will be glad to give estimates
on work of this type—on
any size job
WE INVITE PROPOSALS OF BIDS
Contact Rouse, Swan or
Alaska Transfer Headquarters
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Genuine Ivory Carvings, Baskets, Moccasins,
Eskimo Dolls, Totem Poles and Souvenirs
of all kinds for the folks at home
“Gifts of Character"
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We Also Pride Ourselves . • ;
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WINES and BEERS
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when as and if available
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