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Ketchikan (-P) — Federal
Judge George Folia ruled that!
the Pacific American,Fisheries
Company cannot recover
$30,105 from the Alaska Tax
Commissioner for license fees
paid for nonresident fishermen
for 1949 through 1951.
Judge Folia held many
months ago that the $50 an
nual license fee for nonres
dent fishermen was unconsti
tutional.
He described it as exhorbi
tant and undue restraint of
interstate commerce. He held
Thursday that the plaintiff
firm is not subject to pressure
from the territory to pay the
license fee for its employees or
for fishermen from whom they
purchased fish.
He said the recovery must
be made by the fishermen who
paid the tax. He found that
Pacific American actually paid
licenses as an additional pay
ment to its fishermen.
The base-town road is
known to the Alaska Road
Commission as Abbert Road.
Inside the Marine Gate and
through the station the road
is named Tom Stiles Road in
honor of a former civilian em
ployee.
Mission Road
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The telephone cable from
town to the Naval Station has
been our of commission for
the past week. It may be back
in working order by late today,
Ed Cushing, manager of the
Kodiak Telephone Company,
said yesterday.
The cable was broken by a
person or persons firing a.22
riffe at the line. Several small
slugs were remove'd from the
cables, Crushing said.
San Francisco (A*)-A week
long maritime strike that part
ially tied up shipping along
the West Coast was ended to
day after the AFL Sailor’s
Union of the Pacific reached
an informal agreement in a
wage dispute with the ship
owners.
Union sailors started return
ing to their jobs all along the
coast immediately following
the announcement.
Chris Poulson, owner of the
Orpheum Theatre, was in town
this week.
The drum and bugle corps
parading in the Armistice Day
event was trained and directed
by Paul Swanson, butcher at
Kraft’s.
Sunday School 10 am
Morning Worship 11 am
Evening Service 7:30 pm
Prayer meeting
Wednesday 7:30 pm
Communion
Every third Sunday
“Christian Brotherhood
Hour” K.FQU Sunday 1 pm
Judson E. Masters
Pastor
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Thanksgiving
Turkeys
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Medium
Large
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For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm j
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FOR SALE - Play pen, bad,
umbrella top for pm (M >nf
gomery Ward “surrey top ’).
Also baby ear seat. $1. Call
22^2.
FOR SALE—1952 Chev. two
door sedan, powerglide,
driven less than 10,000 miles,
I Call 4054,
FOR SALE—large three bed
j room house, warranty deed.
Terms if desired. $6,500.
! Phone 3561. Jim .Jpracher.
FOR SAL—Pacemaker Speed
I Graphic 2 1-4 by 3 1-4, 1952
| model. Call 3652 ask for
| Cho. Complete accessories
i including grafalarger.
FOR SALE—Ainana upright
freezers, Blackstone laundry
equipment. American kit
■ chen cabinets and sinks,
j Pacific kitchen ranges with
J superthem range burner
! Lipick smoke stack heater
See them at Dads Barber
Shop. Why pay more when
you can buy it for less.
! FOR SALE—one military jeep
good condition. Gall 4481.
FOR SALE—Great Western
and J.C. Field made to mea
sure suits and topcoats, sat
isfaction guaranteed. Also
Hoover American Finest
Uniforms for all profession
al men and women, includ
ing high quality Dupont
j Nplon uniforms. Mason and
| Tanners fine qualitv shoes.
[ Get your holiday orders in
i early at Dads Barber Shop.
■ LOST—black umbrella with a
j white dog’s head and glass
handle. Call 2371.
LUST—wallet containing iden
tification papers of Andrew
Squartsoff. If found please
return to George Yosheda at
Mecca Cab stand.
' REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
[ molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
j ion. pd 11 1-53
SACRIFICE—At Seattle. 1952
i new Dodge sedan. Save a
; round $400. Clark’s Garage.
j WILL CARE—for children in
my home by the hour, day
or week. Dorothy Kreiner;
phone 3601.
WILL—buy, lease or rent city
! lot for house trailer. Phone
Dickinson, Mavy 451.
'WANTED — bapy sitter
j steady employment. Call
J 2642 for further in format,
ionn.
NOTICE
There will be a breakfast at
the Elk’s Club, Sunday, Nov
1 embet 16, from 10 am to 2pm
| by the Emblem Club,
Blasting Slows
Qase-Tcwi Tr. ific
Traffic over the base-town
road has been slowed the past
two weeks because of blasting
ahd work done on the road by
the Alaska Road Commission.
The blasting of the road will
continue until around the first
of December, Paul Stover,
ARC superintendent, said
Wednesday i
“We are widening and I
standardizing the road and
during day light hours it may
be closed between a half hour
and three quarters of an hour
out of every hour,” Stover
said. He added that he would 1
try to have it open for a short
time so that traffic may pass.
The ARC is also “stabilizing
the slide area. Stover said it
would be appreciated if motor
ists would use the road at
night as much as possible.
The ARC is also gravellihg
and regrading the roads a
round Kodiak. They are work
ing on spots that become min
ature glaciers during the win
ter.
Alex Dushkin, Belkofski re
sident, was received recently
at the Kodiak U.S. Federal
Jail to serve a six months
sentence.
He was sentenced by former
[J.S. Commissioner Kathryn
Garlow and was brpught here
because there is no jail at Sand
Point or other nearby villages.
Belkofski is in the Aleutian
Chain south of the village of
Sand Point.
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