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FUR SALE — 3 room house
co pleteJy furnished, in
cluding refrig,, washer, also
curtains, lamps. $3400. Call
0-271 on week days 8 to 5.
6-24 2t
FOR SALE—.1 bedroom house
on Potato Patch Lake, furn.
For further information call
4544 evenings or 3551 days.
7-24 3t
FOR SALE—electric portable
sewing machine. Repairs on
all make? of sewing naa
chines. Write Sewing Ma
chine Man, P. 0. Box 371,
Kodiak. tf.
FOB'S ALE—house on Mission
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 12,500 miles. In
excellent condition. R,H&
overdrive. Priced at approx
innately west coast blue book
value. Call 2002 or 2054.;
_7-3_ 5t j_
FOR SALE—1948 KB-2, i ton
International panel truck,
$250. Kodiak Elect. Ass’n
phone 2161. tf
FOR SALE—1950 Studebaker
4 door sedan. $600. Good con
dition. See at Valley Rental
no. 12 7-31 It
fOR SALE—Glad Iron Mangle
Will sell for $70. or trade for
well pump. Phone 3071.
7-31 It
FOR SALE—2 room House
completely furnished, refrig.
Immediate posession $1800
or best offer. Green colored
house, 10th past Montmartre
or contact Corky Dragland
AC8 7-11 it
FOR SALE—Davfcno, overstuff
chair, 2 Hollywood beds, 2
end tables, floor and table
lamps, small tug. Call Navy
703 7-30 It
INUDSEN'S LAUNDRY—
is for sale. Are you interested?
See Emil.
AVAILABLE—September 1,
space in Frontier Building,
facing Alaska Way. Suitable
for office or small specialty
shop. See Mrs. Blankenburg
at Frontier Shop.
FOR SALE—stock, fixtures
and equipment of Frontier
Shop. Space for lease or
rent. See Mrs. Blankenburg,
Frontier Shop.
HR SALE- Wctsler Chicag
3 speed record player. $60.
Call 2272 7-24 It.
FOR SALE—1949 Dodge, one
ton pickup, excellent tires,
three eights steel plate bed.
Towing pintle, heater. 4
extra tir&6. A real buy at
only $410. Phone Navy 632.
BAPTIST MISSION - rum |
tnaa e Bale. Saturdays 1 to
6 pm. 7*10 tf
CROOKED ISLAND FARM:
Can supply fresh whole
. milk to a limited number o‘
custcmers. Daily home de
livery. Contact truck driver J
or a card in the PO A1 Nixon
6-26 TF
FOR SAI E—Rental property
5 room furnished Navy ap
proved house. Leased for
12 months at $150 per
month. Cali Ciubb at 4443.
7-31 It
FOR SALE—2 bedroom fur
nished house, includes re
i frigerator down town area.
Call 4282.
FOR SALE-1953 36’. (Ameri :
can) Trailer, excellent con-1
ditioh. Ffiohe 4594 7-24 It i
FOR SALE — 1950 Hudson
R & H good condition, $650.
1 bassinette. $3. Call Tom
O’Callaghan, Base 207 or
331. 7-31 It
FOR SALE — Easy Spindry
J washing machine, good con
; dition. Ahlstrom navy quar
j ters 13E phone 769. 7-31 It '
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NOTICE
j IN THE UNITED STATES '
(COMMISSIONER’S J
(EX-OFFICIO PROBATE) j
| COURT FOR THE TERRI- !
TORY OF ALASKA, KO- .
DIAK COMMISSIONER’S i
PRECINCT ,
Notice of Hearing Of Final
Account, Report and Petition,
For Distribution and Discharge
In The Matter of The Estate I
of Kenwick D. Russell,;
Deceased
Probate No. 441
I NOTICE is hereby given
that Marshall Crutcher, Co
(Executor of the Estate of Ren
wick R. Russell, Deceased,
has this day filed in this court
hiB First and Final Account
and Petition for Final Dis
tribution and Discharge is the
above-entitled Estate, • and
[that this Court has designated
[Thursday, the SOth day of
’ Sept* mber, 1954, at the hour
.of 10:00o’clock A. M., as the
time, and the Office of thte
■ United States Commissioner,
Ex-Officio Probate Judge of
j the Kodiak Preeinct, Third
Division, Territory of Alaska,
at Kodiak, Alaska, as the
place, when and where said
report, account and petition
will be heard; and all persons
interested in said Estate are
! hereby required to file their
objections to the said report,
account and petition, if any
they have, in writing, on or
before the said day, in the
Court, and to appear at the
time and place aforesaid and
present their objections; and
at the said hearing, the Court
will determine what persons
are to. take the Estate under
the laws of the Territory of
Alaska.
DATED at Kodiak, Alaska,
this 28 day of July, 1954.
[s] Mabel M. Fenner
Probate Judge
First Pub. 7-31-54
Last Pub. 8-21-54
Volway Missing
Albert James Volway, age67
lias been mi.-sing since Monday
morning and every indication
points to the fact that he must
have drowned in Gibson Cove
just South of the City.
' i ‘ i the
disappearance of Volway are
-wj ticai tutttuu aiLiiuugu me
Cove has been dragged several
times the body has not been re
covered as yet.
On Saturday July 24th Vol
way was forced to move from
the rooming house in which he
had been living for the past
two weeks apparently for non
payment of rent. •Hewandered
around the City all day Satur
day and finally turned up at
the Beachcombers and was
just sitting in a booth resting.
He caught the early Kodiak
Transit Bus into town and left
the bus at Gibson' Cove at ap
proximately 7:30 Sunday morn
ing. Volway spent all day Sun
day with Walter Hand who is
living in the house at the head
of Gibson Cove. When night
time came Hand told Volway
to go outto the “Helen W’*
which was moored in the Cove
to some piling, and go to bed
as there was plenty of roorii a
board her. Two young men
thatliveattheCove with Hand.
Floyd Green and LouisHansan
took Volway out to the “Helen
W" in a skiff and returned to
the house on the beach. This
was at about 8:30 pm, Sunday
July 25th. At midnight thetwo
men again went out to the
moored boat and because of
darkness they did’nt see Vol
way, but supfxrsed he was a
sleep on the front deck, so they
retired in the pilot house. The
next morning on arising they
discovered Volway’s clothes in
a neat pile in the pilot house,
but no trace of the elderly man
could be found.
The U. S. Marshal was notif
ied operations were at once
started. More equipment was
sent into the City from the
N aval Station but to date no
trace of Yolway has been
found.
Albert James Volway was
born at Port Huron, Michigan
on March 30,1886. The only
known relative is a sister liv
ing in Seattle by the name of
Mrs. A. L. Cox.
Doctor C. Earl Albrecht, the
Commissioner of Territorial
Public Health stated this week
that Kodiak would have a new
Public Health Nurse to replace
Miss Walker by August first.
ANCHORAGE
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Expmnalam Cirr/M Matt
General manager N. P
Ti oms?n announced that the
Aleutian Marine Transport’s
motor vessel "‘Expansion”
will leave Seward Monday.
August 2nd on its first mail
and cargo run out the Aleutian
Penmnsula. The “Expansion”
took over the mail contract
from the Berger Transporta
tion Company’s vessel “Gar
land” which has been trans
f6rrcd to 'Southeast Alaska
trade.
Continued from page pne
proposed changes with the or
dinance. City Manager Bob
Sharp is of the opinion that
Kodiak will be very fortunate
to hold its present rate and it
wouldn’t be to much out of
line to expect a boost in the
Insurance rate.
Hospital News
Births:
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Reynolds July 23 a girl, weight
6 lbs. 7 ozs. name Marlys Ann
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[MT TSOY’*—(1839-1867) ensured extreme hardships before his
in- eniion of the serving me rhb;e paid off. He obtained a patent oil
the machine Sept. to. )81«. Ta'!ors admired ivs demonstrations of
. if . r.-hed7 rrmt’d tvy one. /in English manufacturer
cheated him of his patent rights in that country. Poverty assailed
him jmd his family. Once he had to pawn his patent papers to keep
from starving. Meantime others began manufacturing and selling
his machine. Friends came to his rescue Infringers were fought
through the courts for five years until Howe was declared the
winner. Royalties poured in. His annual Income roomed from $300
to $200,000. to help him finance improvements.
"patents make fobs"
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