Sentenced In
Two Courts Hero
Malchi Shaw, base employe,:
pled guilty in two courts last
weekend to driving while
under the influence of in
toxicating liquor.
On Saturday, City Magi*]
strate Myrna Perkins fined \
him $20 and refused to issue
him an Alaska driver’s license
for 30 days, to replace the ex
pired State of Washington
permit he was using.
Sunday, Shaw ha 1 a sugr
car accident, an< nday a]
peared before t ommissione
Anna May Vokacei where he
pled guilty to driving under
the influence, and to driving
without a license.
The commissioner fined him
$150 on the liquor charge, and
gave him 15 days in jail for
driving after having been re
fused a license.
I
Read the FOR SALE ads
the Talk of the Town
from Kodiak to Weiv York
Barbecued
King Crab
made with our Famous
barbecue sauce
The Town Club
PHONE 4033
OPEN EVER Y DA Y at 4 from now on
flics* Traver*
i tcs in Portland
James H. “Jim” Travers,
former warehouseman for tin
W. J. Erskine Company, died
February 23, at St. Vincent
Hospital in Portland.
Edward Travers, a brother,
notified Poscmaster Maurice
Briggs cl his brother’s death
and asked that his friends in
Kodiak be notified.
A requiem high mass at the
Holy Rosary Church in Port
land was held on February 26.
Travers spent considerable
time in the territory and lived
in Kodiak for several years.
He is widely-known through
out the territory.
He is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Bertha J. Baum of Se
attle and by his brother, Ed
ward and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Edward Travers of Portland.
He was born in Mendota,
Minn. He was buried in Mt.
Calvary Cemetery in Portland.
NOTICE
Any bills due or owing to
Tony’s Bar should be pre
sented or paid before the 15th
of March 1951. We have sold
our business to Harry and
Elinor Gottschalk. We wish
the new owners success and
wish to take this opportunity
to thank our many friends
and customers for their
patronage.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Butler.
Buy in Kodiak
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A '* C(<^C* " tf&thst
| f H i t <gtrl
i Arne- ncemen ox the en
largement of iiss Flora
I Firsch of New York City to
! Herbert Spiegel, base employe
, and American Legion Post
I commander, have been re
ceived here. Spiegel recently
l returned from a trip to his
home in Albany.
Emmet Jennings flew to
Naknek this week by PNA.
RQWAWfcKfl0%A .
Jessie Holt Wed
I Mrs. Jessie Holt, wh< >
! turned last week from sper.«i*
ing the winter outside, ^
Theodore Pestrikoff v> •«
jnarried last Friday by Com*
^missioner A. M. Vokacek.
| Mrs. Verna PanamarofT and
(Emil Anderson were wit*
; nesses.
i
—
J Osky Weeda, Anchor;
[salesman, was an incoming
PNA passenger Wednesday.
i.i.■
ELMER G. JOHNSON
KETCHIKAN, ALASKA
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
ROOM 5, KODIAK HOTEL
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SCHEDULED SAILINGS
FROM SEWARD
S.S. BARANOF MAR. 15 S.S. DENALI MAR. 22
Sitka, Juneau Cordova, Juneau, Petersburg,
Ketchikan, Seattle Wrangell, Ketchikan, Seattle
Freighter FLEMISH KNOT sails fr6m Seattle March 21
O. H. KIMBALL, Agent Phone 4521
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Easter baskets, toys, candy, napkins, cards
and just about everything you need to make your Easter complete
For the children who are shut in and
need some extra special entertainment try a
VIEWMASTER
With an assortment of pictures showing
Hansel and Gretel . . . Jack and the Beanstalk . . . SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARFS
TOilct /ttimal* oj . . . Cinderella and the Glass Slipper. . . Goldielocks and the 3 Bears
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Dungarees
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and
Rales
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REFRIGERATORS
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jAlaska Jewelry in
[ Ivory
| Nuggets
and Jade
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