fishermen Meet,
Nominate Officers
Nominations were opened for
the officers of the United Fisher
men of Alaska at the meeting
held Tuesday at the Union hall
Secretary and business agent:
Cliff Summerlin
Bill Costell
Buck Hoylman (declined)
For executive committee:
Harry Morrsm (declined)
Elmer Graves
Arne Vogen
C harles Christofferson
Fred Deveau
Charles Anderson
For special committee:
•Leonard Sandstrom
Emil Olsen
Ole Oleson
William Robertson
William Sargent
Balloting for final results will
begin at headquarters and in all
of the units around the island as
soon as the nominations are com
pleted.
The successful candidates will
take office January 1.
Local Merchant Reports
Buying Difficult Outside
Harry Montrose arrived on the
^ ukon after a buying trip for the
M. and V. Varieties store, of
which he is a partner with Budd
Vjgue. Be visited wholesale
houses in Seattle, Portland and
Los Angeles, and took a side trip
to Texas to visit friends.
Goods are increasingly hard to
get, he reports, but items order
ed before he left and on the trip
will a; rive here in time for the
holiday shopping season. He
said even whole sale houses were
having difficulty in getting ord
ers filled, especially from manu-1
faeturers in the east.
j Kodiak Hoik Are Invited
To Navy Wives’ Danct
Single girls and married coup
les of Kodiak are invited to at
tend a dance at the base givei
by the Navy Wives’ club to the
enlisted personnel tonight, Nov
ember 8, at 8:30. Single men are
included in the invitation, but
they must come as escorts.
Transportation will be furnish
ed by free buses which will leave
from in front of the marshall’s
office at 8:00 p. m. Chaperones
will be present en route and dur
ing the dance.
The new’y organized Navy
Wives’ club are holding the dance
in the enlistsd men’s mess hall
one of the recently completed
permanent buildings. It is des
cribed as the largest ballroom on
the island. Music will be provid
ed by the popular 215th Coast
Artillery orchestra.
Other features of the dance in
clude special entertainment by
Joseph Kearn.a community sing,
a quiz program with prizes, eli
mination dances with prizes and
refreshments.
ine INavy Wives want every
one to accept the invitation, not
only for the good time those at
tending from town will have but
because the dance will provide
recreation of a type that best an
swers the entertainment needs of
enlisted men.
Success of the dance tonight
will add incentive to future en
tertainment along the same lines.
Juneau-(Special)-Kodiak had
no cases of oommunicable diseas
es during the week ending Octo
ber 27 it was disclosed in a re
port from the Territorial Depart
ment of Health received here
this week.
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Inherit Seven Million Cash
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Japula, Okla.—Willie MayweatKer, left, and his brother, Floyd,
negro packing plant workers, who inherited seven million dollars
cash, when district Judge V. 0. Beavers ordered the S nclair and
Minnohomo oil companies, defendants in a law suit, to pay the
heirs cash, which represents cash on royalties on oil and gas pro
duced from the land of Mrs Ozora Alexander Lee. who also was
awarded cash.
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Why Worry About Picking
Up That Order?
Tell Your Troubles To Me
And I’ll Get You—
ANYTHING . . .
"FROM A NAIL TO A HOUSE”
—And Save You Money And Time . . .
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LEAVE ORDERS AT BROWN BEAR CAFE
6 Boats Sought
For Coast Guard
The Coast Guard desires to
purchase six vessels, each approx
imately 50 feet in length, suitable
in design, construction and con
dit ion for duty in connection
with patrol work in the inside
passages of Alaska. They should
have berthing and messing facil
ities for eight men.
Anyone interested who has
boats suitable should make appli
cation to F. A. Zeusler, Com
mander, U. S. Coast Guard, Ket
chikan district. Prior to purchase
the boats will be given a trial
run and inspection.
Mystery Fire At
World’s Largest Refinery
Whiting, Ind.—Terrific blasts
rocked Whiting last week as fire
started by a myscerious early
morning explosion raved through
part of the Standard Oil Comp
any’s gasoline refinery, largest in
the world. One man was known
to be dead and at least five
others injured when they were
caught on a loading platform in
the heart of the plant at the time
the first explosion turned it into
a blazing trap." Photo shows an
air view of the blazing tanks.
Expert Installation
and Maintenance of
Oil Burners
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Portraits for Qifts
"Gifts That Remember You”
HI-WAY PHOTO
Shelikof Highway
SHOP
Kodiak, Alaska
We invite you to visit our
New
Kodiak Bar
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CHARLIE MARSHALL, PROPRIETOR
The Best Steak^Buy iniKodiak
CHICKEN FRIED
STEAKS
only
.75
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Our banquet room is at your disposal for parties, dinners, •
banquets, club meetings, etc. Make reservations early.
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Christmas Cards
Snuw-white fnlded cards with mndern
Christmas motifs, hut when you npen them
—no message! YOU have to provide the greeting!
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