Senate Rules
On Bank Cash
Washington (A*) — The Sen- £
ate this week passed a bill to J
reduce the amount of cash A
laska national banks are re
quired to keep on hand. The
bill goes to President Truman
for his signature. I)
There are only five national j
banks in Alaska. The measure |
would cut the requirement j
from two-fifths to one-fifth of j
the bank’s required 15% re-!
serve.
Several residents made the!t
trip to Chiniakby boat Sunday
to see the sea lions. Alf Mad
sen took several parties in his
boat the Polaris,
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NOTICE
I will not be responsible for
,ny debts incurred by William
land as of June 15.
[s] Bernice Hand
CLASSIFIEDS
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WANTED — reliable girl or
woman to care for two girls
seven and nine years while
mother is at work days or
will care for children in my
home. Write P. 0. Box 357,
Kodiak.
'OR SALE—1943 Ford Jeep,
reasonable. Contact Lee
Brittien, Drake Puget
Sound bunkhouse or at
Pinch Apartment, no. 5.
FOR A "BANG-UP” 4TH OF JULY
JjJ/if]' i!)U
arms
A new selection of cotton skirts
with white or matching blouses
CLOSED MONDAYS
10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 12-8
CUMIN' & COIN
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruffi
and two children arrived in'
j Kodiak by PNA Tuesday for a|
I visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jay
'Wolf. Mrs. Ruff is a sister of1
! Mrs. Wolf.
The Ruffs drove up the Al
can Highway to Circle Springs
and down to Anchorage. They
expect to be here several
weeks.
Charles “Chuck” Turner,
cannery superintendent at
Port Bailey, was in town this!
week. i
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Five Pacific American
Fisheries vessels were at the
Standard Oil Company float
yesterday. They were enroute
to Alitak.
Walter O’Brien, bookkeeper
at Kraft’s returned to Kodiak
Thursday from Minneapolis,
Minnesota. While there he re
ceived special medical at ton
tion.
Warren V. Hunt, superin
tendent of communications for
Pacific Northern Airlines, was!
in Kodiak this week.
Mayor Lee C. Bettinger re
turned to Kodiak on Pacific ‘
Northern Airlines’ Tuesday ]
plane.
Mrs. Jo Webster and gra ld
daughter Virginia Erbes were
scheduled to leave yesterday
for the states. Frank Erbes,
son of Mrs. Webster, plans to
move to che Naval Base.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Dup
ler and family returned to
Kodiak Thursday after spend
ing several weeks in the
states.
The fronts of four busi
nesses received new coats of
paint this week. ^
The Club Unique and Wod
linger Drugs were painted
black and green and the Dog
house and Playland received a
coat of white paint.
Elk Hunt Applications
Now Available
Application blanks for the
October 1 to 15 elk hunt on
Afognak Island are now
available at the TJ. S. Fish
and Wildlife Service office on
Mission Road.
Persons wishing to hunt
elk must have their applica
tion in the FWS officer prior
to August 10. Those who
hunted elk on Afognak in
1950 are not eligible for this
year’s hunt.
Seattle (A*)—Clem R. Wat
kinson, Kodiak, and Romaine
Vallquist, Seattle, have ap
plied for a marriage license.
They both gave their age as
legal.
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The Idle Hour
FOR A PLEASANT TIME
AND
the: best in drinks
with Bob Hightower to serve you
HARRY WALLACE, prop*
'
Just
Arrived
Shipment of
GREY- "REBEL "
&
BLUE-"UN ION"
CAPS
Visit our Men’s Store
for
$ .
Timely & Ratner Suits
jNunn-Bush & Freeman
| SHOES
!
! Mallory Hats-Van Heusen Shirts
Every tiling for the Working Man
See Os
For
Remington-Rand I
Cash Registers
Adding Machines
Typewriters
Calculators I
EVINRUDE-WESTINGHOUSE-THOR-ELECTROLUX-HOOVER
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ZENITH SUNBEAM HALLICR AFTER
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AT THE FOOT OF MAIM STREET on the dock
FREE PARKING FREE DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 0040 BEFORE 3 PM
CHEVROLiTS BUICKS CADILLACS
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