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Classifieds
USED CARS—will sell or buy
them. Sell at one third
down, the] rest in install
ments. See Jake Foley at
Legion Club or phone 3242.
REWARD—$250 for in forma
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
snolesting or damaging any
Livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion.
SEX AIR—the Modern Home
Appliance that purifies and
humidifies the air as it
• cleans the room. Immediate
delivery. Write > Ruth
f Henry, box 1620, Anchor
■ age, 1-13
FOR SALE— 1940 Interna
, tional panel. Good mechani
V eal condition and tires. See
Wally at Idle Hour Bar. !
WE HAVE— a few Willys
Station Wagons still avail
able at Seattle. See us now
while they are available.
Dodges waiting list and de
posit. Order your Dodge
way ahead. Clark’s Garage.
WILLYS—4 cy. pick up at
Kodiak. New type tornado
engine, faster than a jack
rabbit. Clark’s Garage.
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VILLYS—6 cy. station wagon
on next boat. Buy in Kodiak
at lower prices and no sales
tax. Clark’s Garage.
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RUMMAGE—Sale will be re
sumed at the Baptist Mis-;
siori from 1 to 8 pm Satur*i
days.
WHY WORRY ABOUT— the
snow. If it’s your shoes you
want to show. Get them
shined at the Kodiak Bowl
ing Alley. Phone 2062.
FOR SALE— 1942 Chevrolet
business coupe. Price $595.
Base phone 688. Chief
Evans.
FOR SALE—1947 Dodge de
luxe Tudor sedan. Good
condition. Radio, heater.
Phone Lola Bailey, 2222,
or Woody Bailey, 455.
FOR SALE—1941 Ford pick
up, 2 small outboard motors.
See Vic Ellis at the Bank.
FOR SALE—King1 crab, 50 c
lb. Cooked fresh daily. De
livered free to city or base.
Call 3202 after 2 pm.
FOR SALE— Spin dryer
washer, $50. Also baby's
crib, $15. Sears No. 1, Mis
sion road.
FOR SALE — ABC washing
machine; twin laundry tubs;
Thayer buggy. Call 3191.
FOR SALE—19 ft cabin boat
with 4 cyl. inboard Red
Wing Marine engine. Also
with 4-wheel trailer. Good
condition. Must sell. Call
army 24 days and army 30
after 5 pm. Ask for Post.
FOR SALE—House, 4 rooms
and bath, furnished. In
cludes washing machine
and mangle. Owner leaving
for Service. Call base 593
days. Buck Richardson.
KNUDSEN’S — have more
copies of Oct. 2, Life maga
zine with the Kodiak
pictures.
FOR SALE— Modern fur
nished 2 rooms and bath
close to town. $3500. See
Vic Ellis at the Bank.
FOR SALE—Modern furnish
ed 2 rooms and bath 2 blocks
from business district.
$3750. See Vic Ellis at the
Bank.
FOR SALE—New 2 bedroom
house Millbay Road out
side city $7500. See Vic
Ellis at the Bank.
FOR SALE—New 500 gallon
oil tank, used oil heater,
electric range, washing ma
chine, See Vic Ellis at the
Bank.
FOR RENT—Large furnished
house, suitable for 2 couples
who own cars. Phone 3202
after 2 pm.
LOST—Lady’s Bulova wris't
watch. Incribed on back.
Keepsake, reward. Phone
Mrs. Martin, Navy 281 or
Army 41.
WANTED—to rent. House or
apt. suitable for 2 children,
(ages 5 and 2) furnished if
possible. Call Lt. jg. H. T.
EIHogan, ext. 274 or 510.
WANTED TO RENT — Four
or fivp room modern fur
nished home in downtown
area. Must have by March 1
but will occupy sooner. See
or call Mel Crawford at 3123.
WILL CARE—for children at
my home. Call 2512.
FOR SALE— Lady’s fawn
parka, size 12-14. Call* 3271
after 6 pm.
Job Openings
For Engineers
Several high-pay jobs are
now open at the naval station
at Kodiak, the navy announced;
this week, and the vacancies
can be filled by qualified per
sonnel with or without civil
service status.
The following positions are
included: real property off
icers. $8,000 and $6,750 per
I year; structural engineer,
$8,750; mechanical engineer,
| $6,750; architect, $6,750;
electrical engineer, $5,750;
engineering draftsmen, elec
trical, mechanical and general.
' $4,312.
! A 25 percent cost of living
allowance is included in the
above salaries.
Detailed information -<>n
cerning these jobs can be on
tained by writing to -.lie <iis
trict public works of cer, i Trh
naval district, box 38, navy
127, c-Postmaster, Seattle,
j An attempted assault charge
against Dwight Best was dis
missed by Special Commis
sioner Mill Vokacek yesterday
on the request of Paul Weyer,
complaining witness.
Weyer had charged that
' Best had threatened him with
a knife while he was standing
on Alaska Way near the Dog
house restaurant. In backing
away from the knife Weyer
; broke a window of the res
! taurant with his elbow.
University Mining
Course At Base
Plans for conducting a short
"general interest" course in
mining and prospecting at the
Naval Station during Febru-;
ary and March were announc-}
ed by the Navy.
All military and civilians,
including residents of Kodiak,
are invited to attend. Regis
tration will begin Jan. 15, at
the Training Office at the
Naval Station and at the
superintendent's office in the
Kodiak public schools,
i The classes will be sponsor
ed by the University of A
laska and Professor E. P. ■
[Erickson of Spenard, will do •
|the instructing. i
Paul Swanson, Kraft butc
her, left last week for Se
attle for special medical at
tention. This is his first trip
outside.
• Married Thursday morning
by special commissioner Mill
Vokacek were Nyda Matfay
and Peter Inga, both of Old j
Harbor.
A .32 caliber automatic,
missing from the Kodi^ak i
Ro v ling Alley and Alaska Air'-'
■i building, has been re
j ..u red by the U. S. Deputy
.Thai’s office and the city
■>v; -
| No arrest has been made in
(the case as the investigation
; is still in progress.
NOTICI
| Notice is hereby given .that
all passenger vehicles and
j trucks must have obtained (
I and attached the 1951 licenses j
to their vehicles by February
I, 1951.
i The license tags may be ob-;
j tained at the city hall Mon- (
day through Saturday between j
the hours of 10 am and 4 pm.
William Kreiner
Chief qf Police.
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HADDOCK WHITING FLOUNDER
LUTEFISK FINNAN HADDIE
Ocean Perch OCEAN GARDEN shrimp
Alaska shrimp meat in pounrf tins
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
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