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C. H. GUNDLACH
250 Alder Lane
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COFFEE TABLES
Fold-Away Beds
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Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wes Rhoades, Prop
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Victory
Cafe
Opposite Orpheum Theatre
AJ Miller, Owner
14 Liquor
Licenses Approved
Accompanied by fees based on
a population under 1500 four
teen liquor license applications
were approved at the council
meeting Monday, including 1
new retail liquor license and 1
new restaurant liquor license.
Seven other liquor outlets have
not yet submitted applications,
it was reported.
The new retail liquor license
was granted Tony Kvas and
Jack Delane, for the corner
building until recently occupied
by the Kodiak Shoe Repair
shop, which previously was a li
quor store operated by Mr
Kvas. The new restaurant liquor
license was granted Stan Auster
man and Jack Allman for the
Cheechako Grill.
The following retail liquor li
censes were approved;
John Brodtkorb, Jorgen Fred
rickson, Jess Elinn, Roy Snyder,
Ray Martin.
Also approved were the fol
lowing beverage dispensaries:
Kvas and Delane, George and
Jess Blinn, Jorgen Fredrickson,
Roy Snyder, J. H. Pierce
and Roy Snyder (Club
Montmartre), J. H. Pierce,
(Ship’s Tavern), J. H. Pierce
and Vera Pierce (Town Club).
Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN to all tenants in possession
of ground owned by the Russian
Greek Orthodox Catholic Church
under lease arrangements for
the payment of ground rent,
that all delinquent rents must
be paid on or before December
15, 1944.
Payments thereafter shall be
made only to the office of Tay
lor & Seltzer, attorneys at law,
Kodiak, Alaska. In the event
payments are not received for
back rent on or before Decem
ber 15, 1944, action will be
taken to enforce payments and
the necessary costs charged
against the tenants.
Nominated
Washington, D. C. (AP)—
Maj. Gen, Patrick Hurley was
nominated as American Ambass
ador to China to succeed Clar
ence Gauss, resigned. -
Cordova Cannery
Work Started
Cordova — Work has been
started on the replacement of
the New England Fish company
cannery which burned here last
September.
Arriving here on the last boat
from the south were J. A Park,
superintendent of construction
of the Howard S. Wright com
pany of Tacoma, and his co
workers, Claude Flynn, office
manager, and J. A. Couture,
foreman. After a survey the men
immediately set the work in
motion.
They expect to have the big
new cannery, warehouse, bunk
house and shops ready for the
opening of the canning season in
May.
Leave For Eklutna
Mr. and Mrs. William Ferreira
left Kodiak last weekend for
Eklutna, where Mrs. Ferreira
will teach in the government
native school and where Mr.
Ferreira will also be employed
in a mechanics position. They
left by government boat and
were accompanied by Mrs. Fer
reira’s sister, Zetta Williams.
The couple came to Kodiak
from Alitak, where Mr. Ferreira
had charge of the reindeer herd,
and previous to that were in
government service at St. Mi
chael. While in Kodiak Mr. Fer
reira was employed in the radio
repair department of the Kodiak
Mercantile company.
Even King Size Short
Washington, D. C.—Govern
ment officials attribute the grow
ing cigarette shortage in the
nation to a combination of cir
cumstances, which include a
growing black market, hoarding
by smokers, a tendency of deal
ers to save popular brands for
favorite customers and the fact
that people just smoke more in
war time.
Another reason for the cur
rent shortage was the short to
bacco crop in 1941 and 1942
from which today’s cigarettes
are being made.
The Army is taking about a
quarter of the nation’s cigarettes
and the Navy about 6 per cent,
officials said.
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