dowifieds
FOR SALK — 120 bass ac
onjian, child’s size, good
condition. Phone 3364 after
5 pm. 7-24 It
WANTED—job c°ring for
children, preferably pre
school age. Contact Mrs.
Floyd Patton, Lamme apart
ments, Hillcrest Ave.
FOR SALK—2 bedroom, 5
room house, gas stove,
washer, dryer, refrigerator,
living, dining, bedroom
furniture. $1500 down. Call
4443. Must sell before Tues
day. Also 2 pieces Bergman
woman’s luggage, never
used, one $10, one $20. 24-lt
FOR SALE — 3 room house
con pletely furnished, in
cluding refrig,, washer, also
curtains, lamps. $3400. Call
0-271 on week days 8 to 5.
6-24 2t
FOR SALE—.I bedroom house
on Potato Patch Lake, furn.
For further information call
4544 evenings or 3551 days.
7-24 3t
FOR SALE-1953 36’ (Ameri
can) Trailer, excellent con
dition. Phone 4594 7-24 It
FOR SALE-1946 Dodge Club
coupe, good cond. $575 cash. ]
See at 9DA base. Randolph, i
7 17 2t1
FOR SALE — 1953 Nashua!
trailer house 23 ft., modern '
Terms, payments less than
rent. See Bob Benson,
Prates trailer ct. Mill Bay
Rd. 7-17 2t
FOR SALE—electric portable'
sewing machine. Repairs on.
ail makes of sewing ma
•bines. Write Sewing Ma
chine Man, P. 0. Box 371,'
Kodiak. if.
FOR SALE—house on Mission j
Road, outside city limits.
Phone 4381 Monday thru
Friday, after 5 pm. ,
FOR SALE—house on Mission
Road, just inside city limits. |
Phone 4381 week days after
5 pm.
FOR SALE July 30-Latel951
4 door Mercury Sports sedan
with only 12,560 miles. In
excellent condition. R,H&
overdrive. Priced at approx
imately west coast blue book
value. Call 2002 or 2054.
7-3 5t.
BAPTIST MISSION — rum
mage sale. Saturdays 1 to
5 pm. 7-10 tf
FOR SALE-1948 KB-2, * ton
International panel truck,
$250. Kodiak Elect. Ass’n
phone 2161. tf
CROOKED ISLAND FARMS
Can supply fresh whole
milk to a limited number of
customers. Daily home de
livery. Contact truck driver
or a card in the PO A1 Nixon
6-26 TF
FOR SALE—Webster Chicago
3 speed record player. $60.
Call 2272 7-24 It.
tabor Day Three
Day Celebration
A three day celebration is in
store for Kodiak on the Labor
Day week end to be sponsored
by St. Marys’ Catholic Church
on the 4th, 5th and 6th of
September.
The Saturday program in
eludes a Soap Box Derby and
a model Airplane and model
Boat Races during the after
noon. The first day of the
three day celebration would
terminate with a huge Labor
Day Ball held at the Elks Club
The second day would be
given over to games of all
[ types. A big Pinnochle Tourn
ment a uanasta tournament, a
Cribbage Tournament and Sc
rabble Tournament. There wil
be wheels and ball tosses, ba!
loons, fancy hats and canes
i just everything to make thh
| Labor Day one to be remem
bered.
On Labor Day, Monday Sep
tember 6th, a parade is plann
ed, a bicycle relay race with
* teams of youngsters participa
ing, all the kids races, the plat
form contests, real speed boal
races, a big Bar-B-Que out ol
doors, and a boat parade in the
channel. Prizes will be offered
for the best decorated boat. A
band on the water to lead the
procession, just one thrill after
another.
Remember the dateand plan
to spend the three day holiday
in Kodiak.
Charles Rutkowski, former
ly of Kodiak, has returned and
will make Kodiak his home
from now on. He originally
built the present building occ
upied by MIRROR and in the
old day it was known as the
“CheeehaukoClub.” He also
built four homes benind the
present EIRROR building.
In January 1942, Rutkowski
organized the Home Guard
which in the early days of the
late war was an organization
that everyone belonged to.
Jack Ahlman was his first
Lieutenant.
NOTICE
The Informal Group of
Christian Scientists meet for
Sunday services in the main
floor of the Bank Building
every Sunday at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at the
Bame hour.
FOR SALE—1949 Chevrolet
club cpupe deluxe, R & H
$700. Call 4582 or contact
Charles Hendricks. 7-24 It
FOR SALE—Kenmore semi
automatic washing machine,
Kenmore vacuum cleaner.
Chest of drawers, platform
rocker, electric fan. Also
1952 2 door Chev. sedan,
deluxe. Phone 4291.
FOR SALE—Open house, the
new mahogney front house
across from the new school.
Well be open for inspection
1 pm to 4 pm Sunday. Phone
4272 7-24 It
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money in Kadaotf’s wallet a*
they drank together. He also
divulged the information as to
where he was tied up and
the name of his boat to the
man
The local police received a
call at 12:20 am from Mary
Fadaoff that her husband was
bleeding to death down on
their boat having fought with
their drinking partner of the
afternoon. Officer John Bouc
her drove to the dock in the
city ambulance and found
Fadaoff in a very serious con
dition and removed him to the
Kaq + o 1
According to Fadaoff! he
and his wife left the bar early
in the evening and went to
their boat to retire. He was
awakened by a dis turbance in
the cabin of the boat and
found Boyd going through his
trouser pockets. As he got out
of the upper birth in which he
was sleeping, he was knocked
unconscious by a blow on the
head from an eight inch draw
knife in the hands of his as
sailanc. Mary was awakened
by the scuffle and immediately
ran out of the boat to the
nearest phone and the police.
In the mean time the sailor
hsd left the scene and return
ed to the base where he was
picked up by Navy Intelli
gence and held for questioning
He had blood on his clothing
and confessed to the crime.
Boyd is being charged with
burglary on a boat, theft,
'strong arm robbery and as.
■ sault with a deadly weapon,
j Later questioning of the
Fadaoffs’ revealed that $50
was taken from Ed’s wallet
and $30 from Mary.s pocket,
book.
Boyd is being arraigned
’ early next week for the al
leged assault.
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