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for the best
IN FOOD & DRINKS
- For your added Pleasure -
Hal Junso
Open 7 pm
Dining Room Closed Tuesday
Slide Area Dynamited
[This Week
Dynamite was set off around
9 am Wednesday on the slide
between town and the Navy
! base. Trucks and employees of
the Alaska Road Commission
hauled the dirt and rocks away
after the explosion.
! The base-town road was
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blocked far several hours last
week when a slide from the
buff blocked the road.
For several years the slide
has given away following
heavy rains.
Tuesdav is Armistice Day
and is listed as a national holi
day.
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proprietors
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kodiak’S /!/£W FORD Dealer
It is a pleasure for the Ford Division of
Ford Motor Company to welcome this new
dealership into the ever-growing family of
Ford Dealers.
In appointing this dealer care was taken to select an organi
zation that is well fitted to serve the needs of Ford owners
in this area, not only in the sale of Ford Cars and Ford
Trucks but in Ford Service as well.
You are cordially invited to call on your new Ford Dealer,
to meet him and his efficient organization, and to inspect
his sales and service facilities. You’ll find the dealership
personnel good neighbors . . . they know their business ...
and they are good people to do business with.
In this new Ford Dealer organization you’ll find an
experienced and courteous sales staff. You’ll also find
competent, Ford-trained mechanics with the "know-how”
to keep your present Ford in top operating condition.
This is the home of your Friendly Ford Dealer—a modern, well-equipped
Ford sales and service center dedicated to servicing your Ford Gar.
This Ford Dealer’s service department has special service
equipment, uses the latest, finest service methods, to sir 1
you time and money. And, of course, there are Genui
Ford Parts and Accessories to keep your Ford all Fora:
Plan to visit this new Ford Dealer and his organization
soon. Ask for a "Test Drive” in the ’52 Ford—the greatest
car ever built in the low-price field. This new Ford Dealer
is at your service. He is ready, willing and able to take care
of all your driving needs.
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WWfe skhwall tires (if available),
lv*o-1one color optional at extra cost Equip
ment, accessories and trim subject to c/iongo v/ilhout notice.
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Robert Service Poetry
Read To Rotary
The Kodiak Rotary Ciub
heard selections from the
poetry of Robert Service Tues
day foliowing the regular
luncheon at the Montmartre
Inn.
0. H. Kimball and Alvin
Miller read the following
poems:,The Spell of the Yukon,
Trail of ’98, The Shooting of
Dan McGrew and Bessie’s
Boil.
The readers held the mem
bers interest by putting ex
pression into their reading.
Bessie’s Boil proved extremely
popular.
Dr. Eugene Sullivan conduc
ted a quiz from the Rotary
magazine following the read
J ing of the poetry.
Elliott Hymans, TJSO direc
I tor, was initiated into the club.
Guests attending the meeting
were Father Thomas Maher,
Capt. J. G. Flennigan,
I Clarence Williams, Don Craw
I ford and John Gibbons.
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; Garland Borrows
' Navy Crane «
i The Garland was unable to
! unload several large refriger
1 ator boxes and other miscel
laneous items of freight when
it arrived at the city dock this
wTeek.
The city arranged with the
Navy to provide a crane or
“cherry picker” to lift the
heavy boxes from the vessel.
Tne expense will pe borne by
the Berger Transportation
I Company, owners of the Gar
land.
The refrigerator boxes were
j lifted from the Garland, placed
on the dock and the cargo re
I moved.
Donald McDonald II, known
as the father of the Alcan
Highway, died at his Clare
mont, Calif, home Monday.
He was 72 years old.
PASSENGER SERVICE
From Seward
S.S. DENALI
Nov. 13
S.S. BA RANOF
Nov. 20
FREIGHTER SERVICE
SUSITNA
leaving Seattle Nov. 18
O. H.Kimball, agent