Classifieds
IRSALE—The Cub confec
tionery & popcorn stand.
Goed location next to theatre.
Hie H. M. Coulsey, Box 54,
Kedmk.
IR SALE—4-room furnished
l^use with bath. Laundry
downstairs. $2200 will
podle Inquire Lucky 7 Cab.
)feo full length reindeer fawn
prka
)R SALE—Home, 7 rooms
•tl bath & laundry, furnished;
rpdahaek, shed, water busi
es, ob 7 nice lots ind. garden
Chester Clark, Mission rd. (tf)
){JSE FOR SALE—2 rooms ,
*it.h bath, furnished, near the I
Gundlach residence, right in j
in* a. J. B. Jolly. .
|R SALE—4 room mod. furn.
bungalow on cc rner lot lower
Cwlson hill Occupied but
wrly possession can be given
W J Erskine Co. (office)
)K SALE—Duplex on large
lot. See Jack Allman.
)R SALE—1941 Chevrolet
sedan. If interested call Porter
k&se laundry, Navy 541
® SALE—Household effects
-refrigerator, washing roach
ae, 9x12 & 9x15 rugs. Misc.
glides. 1941 Dodge Sedan. All
acel ent V. W. Marsh
all S\LE—Beautiful Almiral
Rid o Phonograph with tiou
Ue-free record changers, rich
loae Norman Photo shop.
ELP WANTED—Experienced
ioman for general office work
Permanent employment, full
opart time. W. J. Erskine Co,
OST—Small piD, gold circle
with 3 links & “R”. (Rebekah j
lodge pin valued as keepsake.}
Lost at carnival. Reward. See
Frank MoConaghy al
anoe-y.
DUND—Men’s leather gloves
it carnival grounds. Owner f
»*y identify & pay for ad at)
Mirror office.
Mafic Northern
fitb no planes all week he
reof weather and heavy fog, j
Way's clear sunny day en-;
W PN.\ to make two flights j
& their new 4-motored plane,
®*i»g a load of 35 passengers
1 first trip and 45 cannery
•tars the second trip.
DOMING:
ferokf Heaton, Norman No
ble, C. N. Fletcher, E. R. Cun
niagham, Mrs. A. J. Rogers A 2
childrea, Mary Sorum, Ernest
Walken, K. K. Kelner, Gertrude
Hansen, Justin Cordiro, Emil
Ma utin, B. Anderson, D. T.
Porter, Bob Logan, George
Mansfield. Bud Branham, Agnes
Neese. R. C. Wright, Shirley
Davis, Kip Drews, H. McGlel
land, Jack Allman, Waldrip.
OUTGOING
Dr Moore, Ben Gerg. Eria
Dahl, Casper Anvick, Joe Rad®
vick, Chas Murk. Capt. Joka
Schibler Harry McGrady, (Clar
ence Chase, J. Chambers, 6. B.
Kranke, Mrs. Hildure McEI
wain & 2 children, Lee Bettiag
er, E. W. Parker, W. Copjohn,
Nick Hansen, Lloyd A Irene
Boren, Frank Irick, Mr. & Mrs.
E. C Cody, Frances Clough, Dr
& Mrs Samuelson, Mr. & Mrs, i
Eugene & Elaine Bromley, Kip
D»ews. Svend Holn, Jan Beuk
ers, L W. Scroggs. D. E. 'Young
B. F Redding,
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trucks, the fire had gained good
headway, breaking forth through j
the front of the house
It was reported that an un-|
known Navy man told some of |
the first firemen to arrive that j
“his buddies” were still in the
house Dense smoke hampered I
the firemen and others in getting
into the building.
Charles Wameling, fireman,
said the first man, Mellman, was
found in his underwear on the
floor and carried out, not burned
but suffering from the effects of
the smoke.
Firemen and others in the
front of the house, where the
flames were fiercest, broke in
aided ably by young Mike Kerr,
an onlooker, and got Wilson out
He was in his underwear and
showed bums on his back, arms
and legs. Chris Oslin a nurse,
was present and detected a pulse
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, they love ifi rich, mild
chedfltjr -cheese flavor
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6:30- 8:30
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6:30 - 8:30
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in the injured man. and artificial
resuscitation was administered
for seve.ai minutes
A call was sent for Dr. C. C.
Bailey but by the time he arriv
ed the man was beyond help. A
Navy ambulance took him to
the base later.
The fire was quickly exting
uished but the house and furni
ture suffered between $800 and
$1000 worth of damage. Insur
anee was carried.
Official reports indicated evid
ence of a party at the house,
several glasses ami whiskey being
found later.
A check disclosed that wiring
was not responsible for the fire,
and an oil stove was still burn
ing after the fire was put out
Fire Chief George Magnusen
said the fire started near a dav
enport, presumably from a cig
arette.
Unofficial investigation disclos
ed a puzzling feature in the trag
edy. Mrs*. Rebeoca Wilson, slav
ing in Mrs. Juanita Savoy’s
house half a block away, was
startled by a knock about m d
night She opened the door to
see a man in his underwear. She
said he told her something about
a house on fire and could she
help BelieviBg him drunk she
went to close the door when he
insisted he wasn’t “fooling” and
just then the fire siren blew, she
said he left and went toward the
road.
Junior leathercraft, beadwork,
and drawing classes are now
forming at the Kodiak Commun
ity Center.
Classes are on Monday after
noons and are ODen to all Kodi
&K youngsters who have their
parents written permission to
enroll Fee is $1 50 for the sum
mer period and the only other
expense is the actual cost of
materials used.
Lee Hjelmetr is instructor foe
the leatheroraft while Adee^
Wade has the art classes.
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