Classifieds
FOR SALE—Singer Electric
portable sewing machine,
$55. Repairs on ail makes of
sewing machines. Mail Ph.
number to the Sewing Ma
chine M»n, P. 0. Box 371
Kodiak.
FOR SALE—Building lots on
Mill Bay Road in new All
man & LaLande Subdivision
Call 2262.
FOR SALE- Flour sacks $1.75
a dozen. LaLande’s Bakery.
FOR SALE—Jim’s Ace Cab.
Rhone 4573, 545
FOR SALE — Weimaraner
pups. A. K. C. Reg. Have
Ms temper & Hepatitus shots
$175, W. A. Roy, 2204 Tren
ton Ave. Bremerton, Wn.
FOR ISALE—Complete house
hold effects. Phone Mar
garet Connors at G-577 or
contact her at No. 14D B
street U.S. Naval Station
FOR SALE—16 cu. ft. deep
freeze. Excellent condition
$400.00 Phone 3692 pm.
FOR SALE -12 h.p. sea king
outboard motor, good condi
tion. Phone Vandry 0-455
or 0-353.
FOR SALE—Automatic Ben
dix washer. Phone 3081.
FOR RENT— Apartment im
mediately .available. For
sale large roomy Quonset.
All newly furnished includ
ing electric range, refriger
ator, Immediate Occupancy.
Phone 3081.
FOR RENT—Cement mixer.
See Leo Sears Co. Phone'
‘ 2532.'.. v S; ‘I
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FOR RENT — 1 Bedroom,
mostly furnished. On Mis
sion Road Outside city
limits. Phone 3264. Phillips
FOR RENT—Sleeping room
for-single ...working man.
Phone 4181.
WANTED— Day housework,
Call 3082.
VOTE ON TUESDAY
VOTE ON TUESDAY
FIRE PROTECTION
A better fire house and equipment will bring lower fire
losses and insurance rates.
KODIAK'S SHARE DF BOAT HARBOR
The City should authorize funds now for its share of
boat harbor development.
IMPROVED STHEETS and SIDEWALKS
Will increase property values, protect school children,
reduce expense of operating autos.
THEY COST MONEY
The City Council offers a plan for getting and paying
for these things.
NEW
NEW
NEW
New Hours 10-2 AM
Jake & Jean
WANTED Part time book
Keeping or pay roll accounts
Stenographic work done.
Phone 4261.
WANTED To buy used chain
saw. Joe Beaty.
ATTENTION — Homesite
owners build your own ap
proved cement septic tank
and save i. We have steel
forms & mixer for rent
Munson & Huer Phone 4581.
BAPTIST—Mission Rummage
Sale. Saturdays 1 to 5:00 pm
.Mrs. Robert von Scheele
was honored on Sunday May
9th at a party at St. Mary's
Catholic church given by
Father Talbott and members
of the Catholic Womens Club.
Mrs. von Scheele, who had
previously... boon elected
“Catholic Mother of the year"
for Kadiak, was presented
with flowers, the presentation
being made by 6 year old
Susanne- Kraft, one of Mrs.
von Scheele’s goddaughters,
and Sue Anne Ramaglia age 5.
After the presentation the
many guests were served with
coffee and cake.
Philip Jurevitz, age 35, was
arrested on a charge of being
drunk, on Wednesday and was
detained in the Federal jail
overnight.
Thursday he plead guilty to
the charges and received a $35
fine and fifteen days m jail
which he must serve.
Jurevitz was also admonish
ed by City Magistrate Hedloff
to keep out of Kodiaks' Bars
and Liquor stores, or suffer a
greater penality the next time
he is arrested on a like charge.
The Kodiak Mirror, starting
with Saturdays, issue of May
22nd will start a full page of
comics and a crossword puzzel.
The Publishing Company is
trying to keep abreast of the
progressive times which is
making Kodiak one of A
laskas' leading cities. It is
hoped you will enjoy, “Those
Were The Days, ’ ’ ‘ ‘Horseface
Hank” “Kural Delivery,'
“Nothing But The Truth,’
and others.
Senator Robert C. Hendrick
son, chairman of the Judiciary
subcommittee on juvenile de
linquency, has started an in
vestifation for “sadistic comic
books and their impact upon
adolecents.”
Mrs. Mel Crawford returned
home yesterday after attend
ing the funeral of her father.
| Bas* Hosiptal N*w*
i A baby girl weighing 7 lbs.
jl3ozs., was born May 4 to
i Mrs. Patricia Ellen Phelan
wife of Burton Noel Phelan,
ENS. USN.
, A baby boy weighing 7 lbs,
14 oz., was born May 4 to Mrs.
Clarie Henrietta Toma wife of
Charles John Toma, LCDR,
i USN.
;A baby girl weighing 7 lbs
3ozs.. was born May 9 to Mrs.
Beverly Rae Edmison wife of
Gerald Frank Edmison, A03,
; USN. V •
Man Released
; Maurice M. Hudson, age 47=
and Aristolee Jordan, age 40,
were arrested Tuesday May 11
on a charge of larceny. The
duo were lodged in the City
jail until formal warrants
were served.
| Martin B. Underwood, Fed
eral'Bureau of Investigation
agent from Anchorage was
called on the case due to
nature of the theft.
The two men boarded the
Alaska Steamship Coastal
j Monarch and were detained
by the First Mate of the ship
until the city Police arrived.
Jordan had four pounds of cof
fee in his shirt and Hudson
was holding a package con
taining a blanket and fifteen
pounds of strip loin of beef for
'Jordan according to testimony
given later at the hearing.
! Agent Underwood charged
the men with theft under $100
under a US code which made
'the charge a Federal offense.
Jordan plead guilty as charged
| and received a three month
sentence in jail which was
suspended. US Marshal
Clarence Dizney dropped the
i larceny charge and both men
: were released.
Graduates
Continued From Page 1
Four addresses will be given
bv four of the Graduating
Class. Cherie Stover will
speak using as her subject,
“What I have to offer the
Wor'd ” Secon i on the pro
gram Carl Smith will address
'th^ audience having chosen
for his subject “Education v
Alexis Popoff follows with.
‘•‘What is expected of Me”.
Supt Ivor Schott will present
Doctor A. Holmes Johnson,:
President of the Independent
School District of Kodiak, who
will present.the eleven gradu-.
ates with their diplomas.
f The Senior Class of 1954 is
made up of- seven. girls and
four iboys. ■ Those graduating
are; CberieStover’- Isabel Nel
son, Patricia Sautner, Natilla
Popshene, Carolyn Giddings,
Betty Mayhew, Marlys Munr .
Wayne: Morrison; Gerald:
Gundlach, Alexis Popoff and
Carl Smith. -r •
Graham Presents Film
“Mr. Texas,” called ‘‘the
world’s first' Christian wes
tern” will be shown here May
22, 1954 in Community Center
at 7:30 pm, (according to an
announcement this week by
Irvin Gilbreath, in charge of,
the local presentation )
The film is the first major pro
duction of Billy Graham
Evangelistic Films. Inc., and
features the famed young e
vangilist and his , entire evan
gelistic team. Playing leading
roles in the full lpngth-color
picture are Redd Harper and
I Cindy Walker, both profes
Isional western stars who have
l recei tly made their decision
I to f iv • their lives and talents
tc Christian service.
TUES. & WED. 7 - 9
I" CHARLTON^ HESTON
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THURS. & FRIDAY
7:00 -9:00 PM
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SATURDAY ONLY
2 - 7;00 - 9:00
SUNDAY 3579
MONDAY 7:00 - 9:00 PM
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