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gALE—Lots 16 & 17
g Leite addition (ocean
$250 each
7A, Block 1, close in
view) $500
See A1 Nixon, Box
odiak ll-9c
IvE—Completely fum.
100 by 100 lot, bay
$5000
nter shop, 2 Skilsaws, l
nder, 1 bandsaw, doors,
iws, 10,000 ft. lumber—
llvin Foster.
ULE—50x150 lot, deeded
[a-1 skid shacks with 2000
Stic siding, new. Base*
| dug. Inquire at Chuck &
iPhoto Shop.
S A LE— 4-room home,
^lately furnished. Base
with central heating,
lire at Chuck & Lid’s.
l\LE—8 doz. new Thomp
|fox snares. See Harvey
rds, Brooklyn Ave.
SALE—Fryers, dressed,
eliver. See T. T. Jackson,
lion id. & Suiuce St., or
1201, Koch k (ll-23p)
And Found
mmunity Center
pairs ladies rubber bootB;
irs children’s galoshes;
dor’s white caps—very
one red hunter’s hat; one
sport coat; two boys “avi
ps; two pair men’s swim
.runks; one lady’s slip; two
ildren mittens and thiee
mittens; one pair ladies
ihoes -yellow; four scarves;
ue bandanna handkerchief;
an’s muffler; one “stock
ap; two ladies purses—one
ining glasses, scissors, jew
rabbit’s foot and snap
and the other containing
h supp les for a week’s ex
Ihe owners of the above will
t the Kodiak Community
er. Director Ken Wade will
>d to get rid of the items,
i, all of which have been
eh'nd by their owners dur
be last few week .
»yor Lee Bettinger is leav*
iuoday on a business trip I
e lnte ior.
ek Nelson’s Flyer’s retained |
championship among Kodi
iddhbird plaj’ers when they
3 out Teddy Gregorioff’s
hers in a spirited tourna*
at the Community Center
lay night. Captain Nelson’s
i mates were Lars Panamar
larold Heglund and Ken
le: I
six or eight-team padd'e- j
league is now being formed
lav a regular schedule at the
•er. Organizations interested
•onsoring teams are invited
001act Director Ken Wade.
^skating enthusiasts of this,
lare invited to attend a par
tomorrow (Sunday) after-'
n nn the lake behind thej
Wmartre Club. The affair is
0)1'red by the Program Coun-i
'he Community Center|
It Jackie Jones as chairman.
FOR SALE—Outstanding GOL
DEN RETRIEVER puppies
with championship hunting
and Geld trial strains on both
sire’s and dam’s s'de of pedi
gree. GOLDEN RETRIEV
ERS are companion dogs of
quality and sporting dcgs of
merit—intelligent, affectionate
and ideal dispositions Litter
registered American Kennel
Club. Papers furnished for all
puppies Whelped Nov 13 at
Kodiak, Alaska. For informa
tion call at Sears House No
14, Spruce Road, evenings and
Sundays only. Margo Lester.
WANTED—Eastern dory,phone
George M. Warren-CAA
Woody Island Will buy out
right or trade 13 foot cannery
dory in good condition in ex
change
MISSING—One U. S Automat
ic pistol, calibre .45, serial
number 623210, missing from
[ Marine Barracks, NOB, Kodi
ak Anyone with information
regarding this pistol please
notify the Commanding Offi
cer. Maiine Barracks, NOB,
Kodiak, Alaska.
EXPECT TO LEAVE-Kodiak
for good within 10 days &
would appreciate borrowers of
my books returning same; esp
those who have copies auto
graphed by the authors. Jack
Allman.
24 HOUR SERVICE—Film
development. Faster—Be'ter—
Cheaper. Norman Photo Shop.
SHOE SHINING—I adies’ and
men’s shoes—careful and ex
pert shining. See Don Irwin,
Tony’s Bar.
LOCK & KEY SERVICE—
Locks installed, repaired and
keys made for cars or homes
Safes serviced. Leave orders at
Wodlinger’s Drug Store 30
Commissioner
Unites Couple
Miss Gladya Honeycutt, of
NOB, Kodiak, and Mr. Harry
Charles Nightingale, of Kodiak,
were united in marriage at 5:15
pm Friday, Nov. 15, by U. S.
Commissioner G. W. Bubendor ,
at the latter's office.
Attendants for the couple
were Miss Jo Bullard and Mr.
Clifford Cooper
The ceremony was read before
a few friends, who as a gag
showed up with 3 rifles and 1
shotgun (loaded). The gun-tot
ing friends were Lee du Bos,
Clifford Stevens, H. C. Strom
ana Stan McLaughlin. The dis
play of military might did not
seem to affect the bride, who
was charming in a grey suit with
matching hat, ami a corsage of
white, nor the mailing bride
groom. The Commissioner seem
ed nervous.
Place your order now for
holly wreaths, mistletoe & poin
settias. Kodiak Florists (adv)
To Open Friday
Because an expected air ship
ment of film did iiOt arrive,
Manager H. F. MacDonald an
nounced today that the Lyric
theatre will remain closed until
next Friday
Drive Successful
The monthly meeting of the
Kodiak Chapter of the Alaska
Crippled Children’s Association
was held in the Qounset Hut on
th? school grounds last Thurs
day night. A report was made
on the drive held in the theatres
over the week-end. A total of
$190.35 was received in member
ship fees, donations and from the
sale of Christinas cards
The Chapter wishes to thank
the following people who helped
so much to make the drive a
success. They are: Mr and Mrs.
Jim Martz, Mr. H. F. McDon
ald, Miss Theron Torgerson,
Miss Lorraine Magnesen, Miss
Marion Curtis, Miss Lilian Mor
ris, Miss Mildred Bettinger, Mis.
Mable Fenner, Mrs. Frances
Patterson, Mrs. Fred Mi'ler,
Mrs. Dorothy Paag, Mr. Larry
Wodlinger and Mrs. Be» Nacht
j weih.
We also wish to thank all of
those who contributed so gener
ously. To date, the funds of the
Kodiak Chapter, one month old,
total $737 19
Women Meet
The regular meeting of the
Baptist Women’s Society was
held at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Alvine. Mrs. P. J. Watkinson
| presided over the business ses
I sion.
Mrs. Morris Burnham led the
devotional service which wa<
highlighted by the opening of
the gift boxes.
An interesting program was
presented by Mrs. N. M Cham
berlain, on the woik of the
Northern Baptist Missions in
India
Plans were made for the annu
al Thanksgiving dinner to be
held In the church parlors Thurs
day evening, Nov. 21 at 6 o'
clock Members, families and
friends of the congiegation are
invited.
After adjournment delieious
refreshments were served by
Mrs Alvine and Mrs. J. E.
Smith to those before mentioned,
also to Mesdames A. H. John
son, Glen Chandler, Harold
Pratt, Wm. Steele, Pete Magnu
son, Wm Stone, R. Tesarik,
Fred Miller and Miss Estelle
Marlin.
Robert vod Scheele, boat mail
man and Marriage Commission
er, filed 2 weddings this week at
the Commissioner’s office for:
James Bunch and Mary And
erson, Afognak, married at Port
Wakefield on Oct. 15. Witnesses
were Sophie White and Osear
Peterson.
Charles Christensen and Cly
da Norell, both of Karluk, mar
ried at Karluk on Nov 6 Wit
nesses were Alexander Noya and
Charles Reft.
S. A Nave, 1 cal school super
intendent, and Walter Savikko,
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S
“MATINEE 2;3Q TODAY (Saturday)”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8s30
Those guys and that gal are at it again!
And this time it’s hi-jinks in Alaska!.
Bob Hope Bing Crosby
Dorothy Lamour
in
"ROAD TO UTOPIA"
TUE. ONLY * Re-showing
JOAN CRAWFORD
in her
ACADEMY AWARD Role
"injiflflsi) Pisafir
WED. & THU.
"SUNDOWN VALLEY”
‘with CHARLES STARRETT
JEANNE BATES s: DUB TAYLOR
FRI. & SAT. 6*0 & 8:30
A SPY-CaTCHING DOG!
A HEART-CAPTURING BOY!
A BLOOD TINGLING STORY!
“Adventures of Rusty
Ted DONALDSON ♦ MarqarEf LINDSAY
Conrad NAGEL
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supermtendent of the school at
the base left by plane yes eriiay
to attend a 2 day conference of
school heads at Anchorage.
Nellie Johnson returned by
PNA this week after a vacation
trip to the Interior.
Hospital News
Leonard Peterson, assistant
engineer of the S. S. Oduna wa
admitted to the hospital for
medical treatment on Saturday
Anthony Novikoff was re-ad
mitted to the hospital pn para
tory to a major operation which
will be performed in the near
future
Mr and Mrs. James D. Jones of
Woody Island are the parents of
a daughter, Patrieia Carol, bom
on November 8, weight 7 lbs. 2
02.
A daughter, Sandra tee,
weighing 7 lbs 2 and a half oz.
was born to Mr. and Mrs How
ard Miller on Armi-tice Day.
The baby came as a birthday
g ft to her daddy.
Mr and Mrs. Jay W. Wiley
are the p-rents of a daughter,
Julia Marie, bora on A'mistice
Day. The child weighed 7
pounds.
In a suit brought, by Glen
Robinson, manager of the Mc
Call building company, Com
missioner G W Bubendorf a
warded the plaintiff a judgment
of $104.15 plus costs and attorn
ey’s fees.
The defendant, l.alph W.
Wheeler, was given 10 days to
find a place to move to. Th®
suit was for rent rwed and testi
mony mdica'ed the presence of
another family in the rental unit
was involved in the differences.
The district cjurt at Anchor
age has granted the defendants
in t le Ruasian deed test case un
till late December to file thrir
answer.
The suit, to test uie restricted
deed status, was filed by Tom
Nachand and names Secretary
of the Interior Krug and George
Parks, townsite trustee, as def
endants.