Five children, all boys, volun
(eeredto distribute posters far
the OPA office a»d two of them,
Donald Clark and Bobby Daw
„en have received merit pins for
delivering the posters for two
weeks. Other volunteers were
Don Fenner, Charles Johnson
jnd Raymond Hartman.
Word has been received that
Mr, Basset, formerly manager
0f the grocery department at
Erskine’s, is now employed in
one of the local stores in Ket
jhikan.
Ask for Skrip instead
of mk . . . the modem
suiting fluid that makes
all pens write better,
last longer, require less
servicing! Skrip dries
„ fast no blotter is
necessary!
STAFFERS
Mias Christine (Jslin, superin
tendent of the GM hospital, has
issued a call for women to
volunteer to make dressings and
bandages for the hospital.
The work is urgently needed
and as many woman as possible
will be welcomed. The work can
be done in the afternoon or even
ing or at any time convenient.
Piease call at the hospital for
further information.
No business wa3 conducted at
the monthly meeting of the
KEA Monday evening as a
quorum was not present.
Anna Hendrickson, from Port
Bailey, and Theodore Squartzoff,
From Ouzinkie, are new patients
at the GM hospital this week.
Marilyn Johnston was admit
ted to the GM hospital this i
week.
Miss Sue Scranton was dis
missed from the GM hospital
Sunday.
TH e:
FISHERMAN’S
AND
1 SEAMAN'S
HEADQUARTERS
" You are o4ttt>ays Welcome Here "
SHIP’S TAVERN
W. A. Schultz, Prop.
Sflff
Tow Gallagher
Proprietor
KfO D I A K
KCCKCATIOII PAJtlOR
John Raft, Owner
POOL CAROS
CANDIES TOBACCOS
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS
Missing Persons
Are Sought
The Governor's Office, Jun
eau, has received inquiries re
garding the whereabouts of the
following persons: '
l1 red Getso—70, lived in Alas
ka for past 12 years. Last heard
of at Kasilof one year ago.
Niece, Marie Loehde, 2816
North Leavitt, Chicago, anxious
to know where he is.
Charlie Walter Avery—Last
heard from in 1916 living in
Cordova. Anyone having any
information about him contact
Mrs. Delia Nelson (Delia Avery)
28 North Grandview, Hutchin
son, Kansas. '
Charles L. Milacek—About
20 years ago lived at Nome.
Fraternal Order of Eagles anx
ious to locate him in connection
with a matter concerning J. J.
Topolsky, member. Write Bert
Northrop, Seattle Aerie No. 1,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, 708
Union St., Seattle.
Mrs. Maxine Poland has ac
cepted a position with the Kodi
ak Amusement company, owned
by Leo Tyler.
Notice
Orders for hauling for the Is
land Transfer company may be
left at the accounting office of
Catherine Blankenburg in the
former Kodiak Library Bldg.
All bills may also be paid at
the same office.
Island Transfer Company
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HALL AVAILABLE FOR PRIVATE DANCES
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