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furn.sb«~ See
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“bu‘b c, No. 7,
00 Sears Ho*-*65
Bion Road._
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gSALE-320-aere t*«mestead
smiles offence enclose
«(KH) acres grazing I^-Ud) with
^oosa house in shape
cedar siding <fc celotex in
fold sawmill, ^-r°om log
sev. outbuildlogs. Only
i, less for cash.
at Kay Dee, 9 •£> H P Mer
nry 3 to 1 reduction* -
15 HP Hill Diesel„ »ach. per
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KJ9 Chev. sedan, t-xa good
ibber.
Italy 7-ft. new Sim«a»«ns fall
gaud bucking saws -
irSale or Charter-— IVdS Uyak
gure Harry How«-s , Kodiak
SAf E— Income P roperfy,
untowii Fairbanks. Room
ghouse, 8 rooms a i cely furn.
tabins that rent for $40
lonthly each. Excel lent buy
I $15,000.
1 have listed several choice
Us in Richart addition , finest
ntial dist. in Fai rbanks
ite or call in pe»»oo fo’ de
on these fine lots* _ Price
$275 to $350 each „
Gradelle I.eigh, llea-l tor
518 3rd Ave Box 468
at to Nordale Hot** I Hear
Fairbanks, Alask a.
EClAL — Madenr*. oiselle’s
lome Planning Scrap*fc»ook, at
iiucben’s. An ideal 'wedding
i
IrEkT—Modern Furjiished
ttes. Hot & cold running
her. Quiet residential dis
frt. See S. FI. Sears, IVUssion
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ME LAUNDRY—Sees Jenny
fcndell, Mission roaci m Sears
^ 8 I eave & call foi laun
•J »t Kodiak Florist’« g_gc
folGERATION SEFfc\riCE
^floth household & durxaestic
Wt workmanship gUar8n.
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twntain
^—Ladies plain black coat(
*16. Will pay rew^.*-^ ^Qr
i,ri>. Write Box 101—
Ko
ID—Child’s gold bj~
may identify &
Mirror offiee.
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for
inci. new aaait.ac
*°w occupied by KocJ j
^eaners. Lot 35 ft. frc»*
*ie bj* 96 ft. Cento f
tineas district. $30, o
finns available.
Inquire
Bette DeYoung
J**Wle Leigh Realty
FOR SALE—2 unit apartment I
bouse Furnished, 1 minute
walk from Kraft's store Live
in one half & let the other half
buy the whole thing for you.
Present income is $1140 per
year & that’s 35 per cent per
annum on your money because
you can buy the whole works
for $4000. Terms can be ar
ranged. See Jack Allman.
I FOR SALE—Modern furn.
house, plus 2 part. furn. cab
ins. Close in. Income $110
monthly. See Emmett Jenn
ings, Kodiak Cleaners. tf
FOR SALE -Director Finders
at Knudsen’s—an aid to your
navigation troubles Also, Pil-^
oting, Seamanship & Small
Boat Hand'mg.
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
WANTID TO RENT—Home,
around $65 a month Write
Box 101-C, Kodiak
Teacher Married
In a quiet ceremony Tuesday
evening at the home of Robert
1 von Scheele, brother of the bride,
i Miss Eunice von Scheele was {
joined in marriage to Mr. Henry
Neselh The couple will be at
|home a the Nesetb residence,
i The bride is a teacher in the
i local KCiiool, having taught the
s cond giade the past year. Mr
I Neseth is a local carpenter and
i u heniau, and recently retu ned
I'r m a 11ip io the Interior on
mining business.
I Radioman Here
Henry Hogue, repiesentative
of Edwin Kraft, and general
manager of radio stations K I KN,
Ketchikan and KIN Y, Juneau,
arrived here by plane yesterday
on business in connection with
the establishment of a radio s.a
tion at Kodiak.
Mr Kraft, who also publishes
Alaska Life magazine and is own
er of the above stations, has a
license for the starting of a sta
tion here, to be known as
KODK.
Mr. Hogue will investigate
possibilities for a location for the
station and tend to other details
in connection with the plans He
hopes to be back in Juneau by
next Thursday, and is staying at I
the Sunbeam hotel.
A marriage license was issued
this week to De mar R Vander
hoff, electrician and Ellen M.
Fields
Rev. A O Odegaaid, Luther
an Paitor, of Anchorage, area
mission director for the Territory
and Puget Sound, visited in Ko
diak this week, and held services
Thursday evening at the Praise
Chapel. He also visited in Homer
and Seldovia and left on Friday’s
plane for Anchorage.
Rev. Odegaard said it is hoped
to hold a once monthly service
in Kodiak if he can make ar
rangements to come over for
them.
Bogart, Greenstreet,
In Orpheum’s ‘Conflict'
A “perfect” crime whose very
perfection leads to the murderer’s
eventual undoing makes an ex
citing theme for Warner Bros.'
new psychological melodrama,
“Conflict”, which plays Sunday
and Monday at the Orpheum
theatre.
The 3-star cast is headed by
Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith
and Sydney Greenstreet.
Bogart, who played more of a
romantic iole in “Casablanca”
and “To Have and Have Not”
returns to the villainous type of
characterization that first made
him famous; and Greenstreet,
who has been an outstanding
meanie in several films delight
fully portrays a brilliant psycho
logist, who sets out with all the
knowledge at his command to
trap a man he believes to be a
murderer.
Returning from the stage to
play the part of Bogart’s wife is
Rose Hobart. Alexis Smith is
lovely in the Dart of the younger
sister, whose beauty and charm
are the indirect motivation of
the acts that, lead to the disap
pearance of the wife The mys
tery of the disappearance is built
step by step with growing sus
pense until the “conflict” be
tween Bogart and Greenstreet
breaks into a brilliant and dra
matic solution.
Poppy Day
Plans Laid
Organization of the corps of
volunteers who will distribute
memorial poppies here on Poop'y
Day, Saturday, May 25, has
been completed, Mrs Edith
Mulford, Poppy Chairman of
Kodtak Unit of the American
Legion Auxiliary, has announced.
The corps is composed of
members of the Auxiliary, and
gills from The Yoyekoi Camp
Fire Group. Carrying poppies,
made by disabled veterans of
both world wars at Minneapolis
they will be on the streets early
on the morning of Poppy Day
and wi'l continue to offer the
flowers, to be worn in honor of
the war dead, throughout the
day
Serving with Mrs Mulford,
will be Mrs Helen Fletchner and
Mrs Ann Bartholomew.
In return for tbe poppies, the
Poppy Day workers will receive
contributions to the Americaa
Legion Auxiliary’s welfare and
rehabilitation funds. The money
will be used to aid disab’ed vet
eran- of both wars and to assist
families of veterans found in
need. The bulk of the money will
remain in Kodiak to be expended
in the work of the local Auxiliary
Unit.
The disabled veterans who
make the poppies are the only
persons receiving any pay m the
Auxiliary’s poppy program, Mrs.
Mulford explained.
A copy of a Honolulu newsoa
per, with the front page devoted
to pictures of the tidal wave that
hit in that area, has been receiv
ed from Honolulu by Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Slenes. Sender was
Mrs. Dee Anderson, a former
Kodiak resident.
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RANDOLPH SCOTT RUTH WARRICK ELLEN DREW
Jorgen Fredrckson, local busi
nessman now visiting in Nor
way, who is having the Mirror
sent airmail at $130 a copy, re
ceived his first copies in 2 weeks’
rime.
An application for a marriage
license was made Thursday by
Nellie Nolan and Aldo Roberts
The wedding is scheduled to
be held May 19 at the base.
Hospital Hews
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Torgram
son are the parents of a daugh
ter, Lillian Dale, bom on Sun
day, May 12, weight 7 lbs. 3 oz.
Mrs. Nellie Nolan was admit
ted on Wednesday suffer inn from
pneumonia.
Corinne Sundberg. 9, had her
tonsils removed on Saturday.
A gratifying number of people
attended hospital day observance
on Sunday, May 12 The Sister?
wish to express their gratitude
to all who in any way helped to
make the day a success.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
INCOMING
Mrs. Duvall & infait, Patrick
Lynch, L. O. Teague, Barbara
Gomez, Henry Hogue, Teddy
Gregorioff, Ray Martin, Chas.
John on,John Van Ginahoven,
Gerald Olson, John Holland, Ellis
Gaskill, Nellie Nolan. < tto Ol
son, Harry Knagan Ernest
Gunderson, Martin Narrell, Eph
arin Agn^t, Mr & Mrs L. D.
Fields, R M. Johnston, Jerry
Vulen
OUTGOING
Bill Worth, Edna Kraft, Einer
Patterson, Otto Mahle, Audrey
Richaidson, Nellie Nolan, F. W.
Martin, Barbara Gomez, V. L.
Logan, Mr. & Mrs .1. M. Mc
Gienai', Edwaul Bensoi , Janet
Saunders, Billy Vuichi, Harold
Piatt, John Ainsworth, Mr. &
Mrs Carl Gulley & children
Mrs G Castro, Mack Jones, Pat
Lynch, Father Edge, Donald
Heinen, Hazel Beardsley, Mrs
R Roben & infant. Jack Gris
ho m, Glen H iff, Howard John
son, Kenneth Meier, Olga Erick
son Nick Gregory, George Rudy,
Rev. A. O. Odegaard.