neau Bill
ill Busy
eau (Special)—The House
'es committee introduces a
i create an Alaska Fisheries
lission, presided over by
ivernor, attorney genera'
irer and 4 others appointee
; governor. It provides ;
ated tax based on the num
traps a corporation owns
ling at $200 for the first
creasing $100 per trap up
then $1200 for each trap
11 to 20, and increasing
at each trap in brackets of
i fc p of $16000 wl ere each
etween 5') and 60 are ewn
one corporation.
Iso asks for an assessment
or each 1000 fish taken in
vhere the total of all traps
tcess of 100,000 fish.
iau (Special)—By unani
rote the House passed the
rial to Congress asking
ance of Alaska as the 49th
vith an amendment pro
complete control over all
:es.
House passes the bill
ng the general election
eptember to the second
y in October
utcheon and Taylor, Co
i of the Memorial, asked
is to grant Alaskans the
> elect their own governor
; statehood,
er, Huntley and Pollard
ced a bill setting up a
r and department of
ture, providing a salary
0 a year with an appro
1 of $37,500 for mainten
It provides the depart
lall regulate sale and im
f produce and cjnduc!
ents in all branches of
lire.
ter's Lament
No Wreck
>va—Alaska bush pilots
Iways been famous for
ying but Merle Smith,
id chief pilot of the Cor
r Service, came up with
le this week.
V, had been in the
for 10 days freighting
with a ski-equipped
'here was no snow at
and no ice for skis so
ontacted pilot Red Un
over his radio to see if
bring wheel equipment,
md was too busy so to
ie and money Smitty
0 come back on skis on
field. He figured he
mage the bottom of the
hey could be replaced
cks
ded for Cordova ready
vith sk s on the level
e from shale rock blast
1 hillside.
wise townspeople saw
g over with skis and
> watch the crack up.
itty dipped his wings
'ound up his stabilizer,
i the field like a feather
gracefully to a stop.
I bottoms of the skis
tched by shale but only
s polished up in a local
THESE WOMEN!
By d'Alessio
“I’ll have a fruit cocktail, soup, fried chicken, mashed
* potatoes, rye bread, apple pie . . . and coffee _
WITHOUT cream!
James Hellen, a recent arrival
from Kalispell, Montana, is em
ployed in the meat department
at the W. J Erskme company.
Oldest Oil Transfer Co.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Prop.
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"Home of Hospitality9i
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgea Fredrickson, Owner
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Company
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COUPONS for JANUARY
022369 ? ? ? 02.370 ? ? ?
013793 ? ? ? 022026 ? ? ?
043919 ? ? ? 013966 ? ? ?
(1999HQ 9 9 9
AS 10 00
t each
022465 ? ? ? 125.00
013781 ? ? ? $35.00
Redeemed . . .
Tex O’Reily $10 00 H. Gonzales $10 00 A. Collins $25.00
REMEMBER - A coupon with each purchase
of $1.00 in our Grocery and Meat Departments.
$175.00 distributed among our customers each month
Saturday Specials
ON sale: today onlv
Rinso
30c lge. pkg.
OPA price 35c
Large
Oranges
60c doz.
Extra Fancy Pack
Stringless
BEANS
20c
a Libby product
OP A price 25c
TOILET TISSUE
4 rolls 35c
An Extra Special Bargain
Regular price 50c
Fancy
Peach Halves
40c
Glass
Jar
A Libby Fancy Product
OPA price 45c
Prime Beef
Shoulder Roast
3 lbs. $1.00
ARMOUR’S BEEF
Absolulely the Best Beef
We Can Buy
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You Save when you Bug at Erskine’s