Boy To Enlist
Lester Lukin, 17, fronf Afog
nak, arrived here last week ac
companied by his mother, and
has signed up with the Navy.
He will be allowed some weeks
at home before going into train
ing.
Mrs. Lukin has been staying
at Mr. and Mrs. BillSimeonoff’s,
and with her are her two
daughters, Julia and Christine.
C. Of C. Thursday
Lee Bettinger, new president
of the Chamber of Commerce,
replacing Warren A. Taylor, said
new policies will be promulgated
at the next meeting of the
Chamber, to be held Thursday,
Oct. 12, at the city hall at 8 pm
The position of secretary is
expected to be open at the next
meeting, according to 'Mrs.
Claire Seltzer, present secretary.
For an evening snack
that's different drop into
The
YUM YUM SHOPPE
CHINESE FOODS
Featured
iima Ani/iai#/<■//
Plumbing-Heating
Oil Burners
Plumbing Fixtures
Water & Sewer Pipe
Fittings Valves
Water Tanks
C. H. GUNDLACH
250 Alder Lane
wooooooooooooooc
Voice Left Speechless
frana Sinatra (ngtn.j, radio singer, mops ms Drew auer a
mauling by teen-aged girls during which his shirt collar was torn
and his famous bow tie was ripped off Surveying the damage is
actor Rags Ragland. The “Voice” took a street car at the Chica
go railway station to avoid the crowds but the girls were there to
meet him when he got off. (.T* wirephoto)
6 Called
For Jury
Six local people were called
this week for jury service for the
current term of the District
Court at Anchorage. O. A Tor
gerson, bank president and Alex
ander McComber, are scheduled
for the grand jury session, be
ginning Oct. 24, and Rachel Rog
ers, waitress, Stanley Nelson,
Kraft grocery manager, Mildred
Davis, GM hospital nurse and
Jacob Blanc for the petit jury
beginning Oct. 31.
McComber left recently for
the Mayo clinic and Blanc is'
trapping near Seward
Two local cases bound over to
the grand jury are those of Al
phonse Chouinard, former em
ploye of Railway Express,
charged with embezzlement of
$7165 while an agent of the com
pany, and Jacque Pardieu,
chaiged with converting to his
own use approximately $1200
OQCOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
while acting postmaster of
Kodiak.
Mass Sunday
Father Paul Lloyd of the
Navy will say Mass at the Or*
pheum theatre at 10 am Sunday,
with confessions prior to the
services.
Man Unreported
No information has been re
ceived this week as to the where
abouts of Eddie Wilhelmy, civil
ian employe at the base, who
was last reported on his way to
make a trip across Shelikof
strait in a small boat
A rfteck made by Paul Her
ring, deputy U. S. Marshal, on
boats from points around the is
land discloses no one who has
seen Wilhelmy.
H J. Carroll, OP A fieid op
erations officer, arrived from
Anchorage by Alaska Airlines
Monday to spend a week on
business here.
OBOOOeDDODOO«OOi
‘Dear Mr. and Mrs. Kodiak:
As of recent date, we have at the request of the Air Lines, established an AIR SHOPPING
Department.
The purpose of this SERVICE is to provide the people of Alaska residing in outlying dis
tricts, with an opportunity to purchase in a larger market those items not available in their
own locality. Also to serve these people as conscientiously as though they had made the trip
themselves.
Our charge for this service is: $1.00 for any article or articles we can buy in any one store.
This dollar is to cover buying, weighing and our handling charge. However, enough money
must be enclosed with order to cover buying, handling and the SHIPPING charges. Any
change will be enclosed in return to you.
WE WILL BUY ANYTHING. 1-t makes no difference what is ordered, for each order
will receive our personal individual attention, and we make it a firm rule to return all orders
by RETURN PLANE. Order Blanks and envelopes are available at your Alaska Airlines
Office.
Hoping that this AIR SHOPPING SERVICE meets with your approval and cooperation,
we await an opportunity to serve you.
Airlines Service
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
L.
Economy Transfer
0 Garbage 0 Hauling
Clyde L. Galbreath
Nationally
Qgmuu&I
ONE OF THE
GREAT TRADE NAMB
OF AMERICA
^ SEATTLE BREWING & MALTING CO.
Since 1878 * E. G. Sick, Pres.
Kodiak Timber Co.
Post Office Box 116
Kodiak
Robert V. Scheele
representing Kodiak
'
i ™ tullm uiLiii
For Members Only
OPEN
from 2 pm to 2 am
•m v v~m~w w