ATTENTION ALL FISHERMAN
Mr. C. E. Peterson, Chief, Branch of Loans & Grants, U.S., Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries, arrived in Kodiak this afternoon and has set up an
office in the Fish & Wildlife Building near the Health Center. He will be
available from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P. M. and evenings, beginning immediately
including this Saturday and Sunday. Appointments can be arranged either
by leaving word at the F & W office or the Kodiak Hotel. Mr. Peterson has
authority to approve loans right here on the spot on vessels and gear (both
for repairs and new construction.) The loans are ten year loans at three
percent.
SBA HERE
Officials of the Small Business Administration have arrived and have set up an office
in the Donnelley Building above the Post Office.
NOTE OF THANKS
The following note of thanks and appreciation was received from Lynn & Dale
Shulz and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. & Dave Cavaness:
"We wish to thank all the friends that Eugene & Rose Shulz knew and worked with for all the help, sympathy and kindness extended to us since their deaths in the recent tidal wave at Kalsin Bay."
LOOSE DOGS
Police Chief Jack Rhines again issued a warning that all dogs running loose would be
picked up according to the instructions of Health Authorities.
MOVIES
Latest word on movies is that arrangement have been made for the Orpheum management
to utilize the Armory during the emergency in order to provide entertainment for the
community.
CLEANUP
Much of the lower area of the business district now appears to be one great
sea of mud or as one wag puts it "a rice paddy." The tides, which have been
increasing daily and will reach 10-footer's (by the tide book) in the early
morning hours of next Tuesday and Wednesday, now are almost over the street
in front of where Tony's once stood.
HOUSING
Manager Ed Franklin of Aleutian Homes advises that persons who desire to
obtain housing in the project should contact the project office
immediately.
KRAFT SUPERMARKET HOURS
Kraft Supermarket Manager Tommy Frost today advised their facility will be open from
9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Monday through Saturday and 12:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Sundays.
EGGEMEYERS REOPEN
Jim Eggemeyer announced today that Eggemeyer's Furniture, which was totally
destroyed by the tidal wave is reopening for business in his warehouse
located behind the Rhoades house. It is a two story quonset hut type
building.
METHODISTS AID BAPTISTS
Harry Gottschalk received a shipment of boxes of clothing and shoes from
his church, the Elsobranta, California.Methodist Church which he turned
over to the Baptist Mission here after finding out that the Red Cross and
Civil Defense had a surplus of clothing on hand already.
RED CROSS NEEDS HELP
Mrs. Peggy Sutliff and Mrs. Mary Egbert, who have worked long and
diligently to try to keep all our friends and relatives in the states
advised as to our individual safety during the past two weeks, NEED
ASSISTANCE. Just as they thought they had answered all the inqueries
yesterday evening another couple hundred were laid in front of them and
they are asking for at least one volunteer, preferably two, to come down to
City Hall and help out.