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Kodiak Wins
Red Neckties
By leading all clubs in Alaska,
western British Columbia and
western Washington, in attend
ance for the month of March the
Kodiak Rotary club received
two red neckties, gift of the dist
rict governor for President Walt
Sipprell and Jack Hinekel, at
tendance chairinan
Oak Haibor was second and
the University district club,
Seattle, was third. The latter
club had 2 rabbits they were go
ing to send to Kodiak if Kodiak
lost
0. A. Torgerson, president of
the Bank of Kodiak was speaker
at the noon luncheon Tuesday,
giving a vocational talk on bank
ing He traced the history of
baukiug from 2000 B. C„ and
gave interesting highlights of the
local bank’s history, including
the early days of the war when
he was out in a hill looking for a
place to hide the bank money.
Guests included Delbert
Hanks, Lynn Markham and Lee
Beitinger, Jr.
The Rotary eleeti n will be
held'in May, and nominations
for the board of directors includ
ed: James Martz, O A Torger
sou, Max Folsom, Vic E lis, Paul
Herring, Stau Ne’s n, G. W.
BubenJorf, Jack Hinekel, Lee
Hettinger, Bill Lamrne and Dr.
A. Holmes Johnson.
Fourteen cannery workers ar
rived from Seattle via Cordova
WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
ANNOUNCEMENT
Fixed Price Sale of
Anchorage Surplus
• Trucks
• Trailers
• Heavy Equipment
• Air Cotnpres-ora
• Generators
• Shop Equipmen
• Heating Equipment
• Miscellaneous Equipment
• Spare Parts v
• Refrigeration Equipment
• Communications Equipment
• Miscellaneous Items
'Set* \si le’ [tern'’ Previously Offered to Veterans.
AI lt*ms have beeD Offered to Federal Agencies
Sale Dates: Veterans of World War II—May 1 thru May 5, 1947
Territorial and Local Governments—May 6
Non-Profit Institutions — May 7
ommercial Buyers — May 8 and 9
Public — May 12
I
Condition - Used; most items re
quire repairs.
Terms: Certihed check, cashier’s
check, or money order, payable to
Treasurer of the United Sta'es.
All items are to be sold “As is-Where
Property must be removed at the pur
chaser’s expense within teo (101 days.
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Detailed Sales Lists
Available at
ANCHORAGE W. A. A. Office.
Box 24tib..Phone: Main 2466
Army Recreation Hall
(2nd between C & D Street)
FAIRBANKS W. A. A. Office
Box 1029 Phoae: East 184B
Old Engineer’s Building
on Garden Island
JUNEAU W. A. A. Office
Box 2538 Phone 836
Area Engineer's Building
Air Service Tuesday morning.
Leaving on the outgoing plane
were Eugene Hard ng, who is go
ing to the State* for his own
plane, and Luo le Guthrie.
Lean-To Burned
The fire d partment was sail
ed to the Shorty Page residence
on Mission road near the former
Nick Miell residence Sunday
evening at 11.40 where a cigar
ette caught a mattress on fire.
The lean-to in whieh the bed
was located was damaged but
the fire extinguished before it
spread to the house.
“The team that didn’t have a
chance” won the Kodiak Paddle
bird championship at the Com
munity Center Sunday evening
when the Beukers Jumpin’ Jos
scored an upset win over Cherie
Moriison’s Marvels in straight
games 15-1, 15-8. The Jumpin'
Jos were fo'med when Charles
Jerling and Iver Malutin drafted
a couple of diminutive lassies
fiom the Pee-Wee l eague—Shei
la Brillon and Joana Beukrrs—
because there were nor. enough
adult feminine playefs to go
round. To the surprise of every
one the Jumpin’Jos finished the
regular tourney in a tie with the
Marvels then went on to trounce
the ex-charnpions in the play off
The exhibition match between
the B^ukers Bombers ana the
Fliers ended in a default win lor
the Fliers when the Bombers
walked off the court in a huff
after a couple of Referee Cherie
Morrison’s decisions went against
them on close points.
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Will Entertain
The girls of this year’s high
school graduating class and all
the suhool teachers will be guests
at a tea in their honor on Sun
day May 4, to be given by the
business and professional Wo
men’s Club. The affair will be
he d from 3 to 5 pm in Mrs Ed
na K afis home and Liliau Mor
ris will be chairman.
New officers of the BPW were
installed at the monthly dinner
meeting last Monday at the Vic
toiy cafe. Fieeta * hais opbeison
presided at the installation.
Guests of the members were
Mrs Thomas bilcox, Mrs W J
O’ Brien Miss Ruth Tnompson,
and Mrs. Catherine Blanken
burg.
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Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
| IN KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Mat'er of the Estate of
DORIS B. GRAHAM,
Decease!,
NO. 294 Probate.
CITATION
To: MYRTLE JACKSON, sirtei
and beir of the Estate of Dorii
B. Graham, deceased:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTl
FIED and requested to appeal
before me, in my office in the
City of Kodiak, Alaska, thirtj
days after the 3rd day of April,
1947, at the hour of 2:00 pm
then and there to show cause, i!
any you have, why the prayer oi
O. A. Torgerson, Administrator
of the above-entitled estate, foe
authority to sell real and person
al property shall not be granted,
and said real and personal prop
erty sold of the estate, to wit:
I ot Eighteen (18), Block
Nineteen (19), of the City ol
I Kodiak, Alaska, together will
that certain dwelling houM
situated thereon;
Together with the househoW
furnishings and furniture con
tained therein still remainin|
unsold shall not be sold ae
cording to law.
DATED this 3rd day of Ap
ril. 1947
G. W. Bubendorf
Probate Judge
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