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_jr0r Kodiak property
in 2-room & bath house,
, comP- furn- elec- he»ter,
iideland- beautiful view,
f>a Port Orchard & An
olis, cross sound from Na
yard at Bremerton, Wash.
te L. B. Moore, Box 343,
liak, Alaska 9'21-P
SALE—Furnished home.
Margaret Peterson, No.
vlissiou road.
54LE—1 Kohler Electric
it Model K, 2000 Watts
Direct Drive 4 Cyl. Gas
e Automatic Starting
Kato Light Plant Consist
ed Stover single cyl. Diesel
Type D-8, 10 HP Speed
)
o generator 7500 watts 60
e AC 110-120 volts
elfc drive
?eeds to be used to finish
to needed school room.
C. Blankenburg, School
ird Chairman
>ALE—Kodiak Shopper
ion wagon. License & in
nee inch See Tommy Gai
er, Polar Bear Cafe.
SALE—Remington Noise
typewriter. See L. M.
ipfoell, Room 20, Kodiak
si.
ALE—Four pianos. Rex
ott. May be seen at Pat
Lynch & Co.
SALE—5 HP long shaft
nude Outboard Motor,
si. cond. $100. Inquire at
Casino.
WANTED TO BUY—Portable
typewriter. Inquire Mirror Of
fice. 9-21-p
ROOM WANTED—Man & wife
desire room, woman with cook
ing exp. will work for rent.
Non-drinkers, clean habits,
Box BB, Mirror office.
NURSERY—Children cared for,
part-time, full-time, day or
night, in my home. See Mrs.
Dorothy Chase, across from
Sears No. 2, Mission road.
FILM SERVICE— Knudsen’s
offer 24-hour roll or reprint
film service. Try it. The work
manship is the best.
ZEKE—Would appreciate return
of his collar & license No. 135
to the Community Center.
Mr. and Mrs. E! E. Bell, of
Bell’s Dairy, left by plane this
week, to go East to take in the
World Series.
High school teachers were the
honor guests at the Rotary lun
cheon Tuesday. Present were
Marjorie Gunderson, Beverly
Gunnison, Georgya Ellis, Louise
Warren, Mildred Keck and Fla
via Hansen. Rev. John Marshall,
who is substituting for the man
ual training teacher, in Seattle
awaiting transportation, was also
among the guests.
School Superintendent S. A.
Nave spoke on further plans for
improving the school, and report
ed that a working bee is planned
for which volunteers will be
sought.
Keith Roberts, with the Bur
eau of Native Affairs, was also a
guest.
i*anaiaate sees
Representation Need
Gunnard Engebreth, Republi
can Senatorial candidate for the
3rd Division, from Anchorage,
visited in Kodiak this week on a
campaign trip, stopping at Sel
dovia and Homer on the way
down.
Speaking of the coming elec
tion, Oct. 8, he said that in cases
were candidates in Anchorage
run close togetner, that the out
lying vote, in Kodiak and other
points in the district, determine
the winner, and that in view of
that Fact Kodiak voters should
exercise their voting privilege
to the fullest and make the
weight of their representation
known.
Also pointing out that Kodi
ak’s two local candidates in the
primaries, Emil Knudsen and
Jack Allman, did not place, and
that Kodiak had never gained a
local representative in the legis
lature over more densely popu
lated areas, he said he would be
in favor of a division for Kodiak,
the Bristol bay area and the
Aleutians, that would enable
direct representation from this
area.
The court party, with thinned
ranks because of the marriage
here of Anna May Dolan, left on
Sunday’s plane to return to An
chorage. Leaving were Judge
Anthony Dimond, Ray Plum
mer, M. E. S. Brunelle, Ruth
Haley and Mildred Ostrom.
William H. Olsen, former Ko
diak attorney, now associated
with John Manders in Anchor
age, was also with the party.
Mrs. Betty Ball, former Kodi
ak resident, and daughter arriv
ed yesterday from Seward to vis
it members of her family here.
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