More Tax Refunds
For Koriiakians
Income tax refunds due the
following Kodiak residents
were lasted this week in the
Ahchorage News.
Those listed are Erna J.
Bessey, Peter Dragovich, Sid
ney and Florence Hackett,
John M. Hixson, Joseph G.
and Lucille Mahoney, Phillip
Rastopsoff, Donovan A. Rog
ers, Russel C. Ruyle, Roy D.
Soebuek, Elsie May Sorkie,
Lillie E. Wheeler, Clifford V.
West. *
The names were issued by
the Federal Bureau of Inter
nal Revenue.
USO Clubhouse Opens;
Hostess Club Formed
The USO clubhouse on
Main Street is now open from
6 pm to midnight, Elliot Hy
mans, director, announced
yesterday.
Many of the facilities and
l fixtures are temporary as the
organization did not occupy
the building until February 1.
1 Miss June Slingerland has
(been appointed chairman of
(the Senior Hostesses Corps
by the USO Committee Chair
man John Gibbons.
A regular meeting of the
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Chocolate Boston Cream Pie
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open l4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer Tii.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our aGtivitiea to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
I MECCA
Bar & Lounge
Let’s have a party, Thursday
Feb. 14, Valentines Day at the
MECCA LOUNGE
For your entertainment we ofler
I HELEN & GEORGE
Lounge opens at 6
| *i¥<xcci Sunday 4 fo 6
I Bar Opens daily at 10 am
PHUNE
1 Ear-2444 Lounge-3242
I© "Stan” & "Lee” at your service
Kodiak UbO Committee was
held in the high school last
week. A meeting of Miss
Shngerland’s committee was
held Wednesday at the USO
Club (former Kodiak Variety
Store).
Plans to form a Service
Wives Club and senior host!
and hostess committees are|
being made.
Other officers besides Gib-i
bons are Martin Lamprecht,!
vice chairman; Elliot J. Hy
mans director and recording
secretary.
Junior hostesses may pick
I up registration blanks at the
iclubrooms any evening, Hy
i mans said.
Freight Raise
On March 1
Washington (-3?)—Requests
for a 20% increase on freight
rates between the States and
Alaskan ports have been filed
with the federal maritime
board by the Alaska Steamship
Co. and Coastwise Lines.
The increases will become
effective on March 1, unless
protests are received, the
board said.
A spokesman for the shipp
ing companies said the in
crease was based on increased
costs of labor and other oper
ating expenses.
D. E. Skinner, vice presi
dent and general manager of
the ASC, and B. P. Parkinson
of Coastwise plan to go to A
laska next week to meet with
shippers in Anchorage, Fair
banks, Juneau *nd Ketchikan
to explain the need for the
requested increase.
Contract Talks
Limit Calls
Pending a new contract
between the Alaska Com
munication System and the
Kodiak Telephone Co., ef
fective February 1, no long
distance telephone calls or
telegrams may be charged to
a local telephone number,
Capt. L. Bucy, officer in
charge, said this week.
Customers who have a
“local charge account” with
the ACS may continue their
services but calls and tele
grams will be charged to their
account instead of the tele -
phone company.
Under the present arrange
ment customers who do not
have a charge account must
either place calls and send
telegrams from the ACS of
fice between 8 am and 6 pm
weekdays and 8 am to 1 pm
and 4 to 5 pm Su ndays or
leave a deposit for any long
distance call which is to be
placed during hours the office
is closed.
The above change does not
, affect Navy or Army person
j nel stationed at the U. S.
i Naval Station or Fort Greely.
Read the Classifi eds
Bey Scout Meeting
This Tuesday
The Boy Scout meeting,
scheduled for last Thursday,
has been postponed until
Tuesday. The meeting will be
gin at 7:30 pm at the Elk’s
Cl ub on Brooklyn avenue.
All boys of scout age and
all adults interested in helping'
the scouting program are re
quested to attend the meet
ing.
Refreshments will be ser
ved.
Council Plans
New Ordinance
A new ordinance covering
parking and parking meters
will be read for the first time
Monday night at the regular
council meeting at the city
hall.
The ordinance will probably
be passed by a suspension of
the rules whereby the first
rerding is considered the
second.
The council plans to put the
ordinance into effect Tuesday.
IT’S A GOOD TIME TO BUY
NEW CAR or USED CAR NOW
Is a good time to Buy
Wider Selection and Lower Prices
during the slow January days
We have new Uudges, &. Plyuimilhs KPickups
Seattle or Kodiak
47 WILLYS Station Wagon $350.
41 PLYMOUTH four door Sedan 500.
39 PONTIAC Club Coupe 350.
42 PLYMOUTH ” ” 350.
49 DODGL four door 1000.
” FORD 6 2 door llOO.
41 BUICK Sedan 200.
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PHONE 3444
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