300 Attend Wedding Reception
' MR. and MRS. H. A. STRUBER
I he wedding reception held Saturday evening at the Civil Service
t lub on the Naval Station for the Strubers was attended by more
than three hundred people. Mr. Struber is head of the District
Public Works Transportation Department. Photo by Ameigh
Karluk Visitors
Visitors to Kodiak this week are
Chief Alex Brown, Sr., from Kar
luk, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cihristenson who have returned
from Seattle on their way home to
Karluk.
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HERE FROM OLD HARBOR
Larry Matfay is visiting here
from Old Harbor. He will be as
sisting Park Munsey with his hunts
this fall.
Read the classifieds for profit;
use them for results.
Kodiak Creamery
MELO MOON
is supposed to have
originated in the Pineapple
Island of the South Pacific.
It’s as melo and winning
as the name implies.
MELO MOON
ALASKA TRANSFER & STORAGE
AGENT FOR
Martin Van Lines
We handle Packing, Crating and Shipping
from Kodiak to all Alaskan points, United
States, Hawaii and Germany.
Phone 2233 Box 60S
Regulations For
Taking King Crab
There have been some reports
that King Crab are being taken
and landed illegally. Bob Simon,
the Area Management Biologist
for the Alaska Board of Fish and
Game, furnished for the following
regulation for the information of
all who may be concerned with
this activity.
SHELLFISH FISHERY
130.70—Transportation and poses
sion of king crab illegal.
It is unlawful to possess, sell,
offer to sell, barter, offer to barter,
give or transport, purchase, or
offer to purchase within the State
including the waters thereof any
king crab taken contrary to or in
violation of the rules and regula
tions promulgated by the Alaska
Board of Fish and Game for the
Kodiak Area; if said crabs are
taken in an area bounded by a line
beginning at Kilokak Rocks, near
Imuya Bay to a point southeast of
Chirikof Island at 55° 31’ N. lat.,
156° 17’ W. long., thence east
to a point at 55° 31’ N. lat.,
151’ 05’ W. long., thence north
to a point east of the Barren
Islands at 58° 55’ N. lat., 151° 05’
W. long., thence west to Cape
Douglas.
The above regulation was issued
pursuant to the authority and re
sponsibility given to the Alaska
Board of Fish and Game in sec
tion 4, Chapter 121, SLA 1960
(know as the Landing Law).
Mail Changes
Are Announced
Mail changes, dtle to the new
winter schedule of Pacific North
ern Airlines, were announced to
day toy Postmaster William Lamme,
and go into effect as of today
(Oct. 1).
This winter there will be more
planes, as two have been announ
ced for Sunday instead of one as
last year, and on direct flight days,
Tuesday and Friday, there will
also be the morning and afternoon
flights from Anchorage.
For the direct flight twice a
week the mail will close at 11:30
a.m.
For the morning flight the mail
will now close later, at 9:45 a.m.
each day, and the afternoon mail
closing time will be 3:20 p.m. every
day of the week.
Week To Mark
Letter Writing
“Letters Are Links to Friendship”!
That is this year’s slogan for
the 23rd annual Letter Writing
Week, to be celebrated in Kodiak
during the week of Oct. 2 to 8, it
was announced today by Post
master William Lamme.
Postmaster Lamme noted that
there has been a revival of person
al letter writing during the last
'ew years. “A letter remains the
nost economical, longest lasting, 1
ind sincerest means of extending ]
SNOW
& winter is not far away for us.
However, the
MAN
nearest to your insurance needs •
can be !
SEEN
at the insurance office located
at Millbay & Main Streets. You ]
will get satisfaction
HERE!
3401 Art Brooks 3313
Kodiak Insurance ■
CASEY’S 10TH—Casey Stengel, New York Yankees manager lets
out a yell with his players, in their dressing room at Boston after
defeating the Boston Red Sox 4-3 to clinch their 10th American
League pennant in a dozen years. Joe Cronin, American League
president, smiles, standing beside Stengel. AP Wirephoto
greetings, communicating i ocial
news, and exchanging ideas,’1' he
said. , ,
During Letter Writing Week the
post office department suggests
that individuals write at least two
letters; one to a friend or relative
in a long . time, and the
from , whom you have not heard
in a long time, and the second as
a reply to a friend or relative who
^ ..
recently wrote you. Writing is
a-'f-o urged to people in other coun
tries as a means of promoting
greater understanding among the
pccrle of different nations.
VISITS MOTHER
Mrs. Pat Cannon flew out this"
week to visit her mother in Wash
ington state. She will be gone for
approximately three weeks.
Breakfast
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2
Prepared by Scottish Rites Masons
9 a. m. —1 p. m.
Children 75tf Adults $1.50
MASONIC TEMPLE
•
COME AND BRING A GUEST
or TWO or THREE or MORE!
NEW SHIPMENT OF
Fall & Winter
Hats
Including Feather Clips
and large assortment of
Cocktail Hats.
From $2.50 Up
KRAFT’S DRY GOODS DEPT.
Open every Friday until 8 P.M.