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International Longshoremen's
and Warehousemen’s Union
Local 30
Meets First and Third Tuesday a:
7 p.m. Union Hall
President — L. Rogers
Secretary — L. Dick
Arthur E. W. Dodds
ARCHITECT and ENGINEER
Phone Red 620
Anchorage. Alaska
BEST BUY in TOWN
SIX ROOMS — TWO BATHS
Completely Redecorated
Completely modern—Furnished
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TRAVEL
FUNDS
PROTECTED |
AGAINST LOSS
OR THEFT
Safeuarding money against
loss when one travels is as
Important as protecting it by
deposit when at home—and
is just as easy. You merely
convert your travel funds
here, before you start. Into
American Express Travelers
Cheque's. They are readily
spendable as cash, and if lost
or stolen, the amount In
volved is refunded to you.
The cost of the protection
is but 75c on each $100.
Minimum 40c. There is no
tiqie limit on use. Thous
ands of people carry these
protective Cheques when
away from home, and find
them invaluable. This is
one of the bank’s services
to the traveling public.
Bank of
Seward
ALASKA ALMANAC
IS NOW ON SALE
•
“Seward, the most beautiful
town in Alaska,” is featured in
the new Tewkesbury’s ALASKA
ALMANAC now being distributed
here and throughout Alaska.
In a pictorial section of 20
photographs devoted soley to
Seward personalities and business
enterprises, the editors of the 520
page Alaska reference write of
Seward’s scenic splendor: “Ever
lasting snows of the mountain
peaks contrast with the verdant
green below timberline. Again,
Charter
LOCAL AND HIGHWAY
FREIGHT SERVICE
Heavy Truck
Telephone Mc£roe 166
Post Office Box 716
at the base of the steep slopes,
at water’s edge, the blueish-white
of numerous glaciers seems nestl
ed among giant meadows covered
with wild flowers.”*
A comprehensive almanac of
Alaska business, travel, enter
tainment, farming, fishing, and
living, the book contains infor
mation for settlers; historical and
geographical information, includ
ing meteorologial and time-tables
and maps; cost of living, employ
ment, housing data; air water,
rail and highway transportation
facilities, and- sections on defense,
population, commerce, and the
all-important statehood contro
versy.
Alaska's resources are treated
in full with special emphasis giv
en to fisheries, minerals, fur, agri
culture,1 livestock, and the forests.
More than 250 pages list names
and addresses of Alaska business
es and businessmen.
Publishers of the book are Will
iam and David Tewkesbury, bro
thers and partners of Tewkesbury
Publishers. Principal office of
their firm is in Anchorage.
Around Hollywood
AROUND TOWN LAST WEEK—
Neighbors in the Santa Monica
Crescent Heights section had an
exciting time the other night . . .
a man, using a meat cleaver as a
tomahawk and letting out war
whoops, ambushed people and
chased them down the street . . .
when police caught up with him,
he said: “I wasn’t mad—just
playing Indian.”. . . he was
booked on a charge of drunken
ness. A huge and hairy profes
sional wrestler is a very cha
grined man today . . . his seven
weeks-old trained pig had been
stolen ... he offered a $25 re
ward for the return of the pig
and a $100 reward for the capture
of the culprit . . . meat prices be
ing as high as they are, it’s
doubtful that the wrestler will
ever see his trained pig again. An
elderly man stood on the corner
waiting for a bus ... a beauti
ful blonde, _ alone, .drove up and
offered him a lift ... he accepted
. . . after the blonde let him out,
he discovered that his wallet con
taining $850 in cash and jewelry
was missing . . . hereafter the el
derly man will stick to the bus.
* * *
Victor Mature had dificulty
hanging on to a football while
playing his role of baokfield hero
in RKO’s "Interference.” Five
times he ruined takes by drop
ping thf ball as he came up to
the line of scrimmage. So Director
Jacques Hourneur gave him the
time-honored cure for fumbling—
by making Mature carry a foot
ball with him wherever he went
for 48 hours.
FIRST m S&wice
Two key points in rendering outstanding transportation
to the Territory are the frequency of service and the regu
larity of sailings. With both of these essentials the Alaska
Steamship Company assures Alaskans of a steady, depend
able flow of freight to the Territory.
Frequency of sailings is important to your convenience
in eliminating needless delays awaiting shipment. In addi
tion, the regular schedules of THE ALASKA LINE make it
possible for you to place orders in time to meet established
sailing dates. The result is a beneficial saving to you in both
time and money. ...-••••• ■/;. '>:p ..... -....
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Take advantage of this leadership when you require
transportation—Be sure to specify on every order "Ship
via Alaska Steamship Company”. Only The ALASKA LINE
is FIRST in Service.
THE ALASKA LINE'S
OBJECTIVES
1. To provide the best freight
and passenger service pos
sible at rates that will pro
mote territorial growth and
prosperity.
2. To encourage industrial
development within Alaska.
3. To be a force for civic
good within our sphere of
activity.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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