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KODIAK
FLORIST'S
"Say it With Flowers”
SPECIALIZING: Corsages
Bouquets Sprays
FEATURING
' ORCHIDS
Prop.'s McNallen & Pike
SMITTV’S
ALASKA TRANSFER A SHE
Oil Delivery
Office—Across from Bert’s
KODIAK HitCAITILE CO.
CARL W. RAJ OMAN
Where your Dollars haoe more Cents.
NEW TYPE: Trianz Ready-Pasted Wall Paper )
MANY PATTERNS :: EASY Tu APPLY
Trimz Ready-Pasted Eedar Wood Paper
FOR CLOSETS
Magic Liquid Porcelain Glaze
REPAIRS: RANGES, REFRIGERATORS, WASHING
MACHINES, BATHTUBS, SINKS, etc.
SOMETHING NEW: Combination Pocket
Compass and Waterproof Match Box
(AGENCIES:
• FORD AUTOMOBILES & TRUCKS
• BENDIX WASHING MACHINES
• KELVINATOR REFRIGERATORS
• EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS
• EUREECA VACUUM CLEANERS
• RCA RADIOS
STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED
PROMPT Sc GUARANTEED
RADIO repair service
Council Names
City Employes
City employes for the current
year were chosen at the council
meeting Monday night, and a
few adjustments in salary effect
ad.
For the newly combined city j
clerk-treasurer position the salary
was set at $250 per month and
Mrs. Myrna Perkins was named
to the post. Mrs. Catherine
Blankenburg, who has held the -
city clerk’s effice for 4 years, is I
going to devote her time to her I
own private business. *
George Magnusen was rebired ,
as chief of police at the same
salary of $350; Mill Vocacek was
retained as superintendent of
public works at $400; G W.
Bubendorf was kept as city mag
istrate, with the salary increased j
from $20 to $50, with the usual
$1.50 for each case; Jack Allman
remains as fire chief, with no
salary but housing furnished; \
and Mrs. Julius Anderson was
rehired as janitress of the eity
hall, at $10 monthly. \
Dr A. Holmes Johnson wasjij
appointed to continue as city 1
health officer, with the previous
$50.00 monthly salary removed \
and the night patrolman, at;
$300 monthly, is to be named by v
the police committee later.
In view of the saving made on j
a city attorney’s salary of $150 J
monthly last year, it was decid- j
ed to farm out legal work this I
year on a fee basis. j
Seattle (/P)—Louis Guillemet-'
te, Woonsocket, R. I., 27, skip-:
per of the Liberty ship Frank
Kellogg, and 33 other officers1
and crewmen were arrested by j
the FBI on charges of conspiring ^
to steal cigarettes on the high
seas.
C harges also elaim the ship
carried an estimated 400 bales of
crude rubber between Bankok
and Hongkong, discharging it as
fi^h and rice.
Washington (JP)—President |
Truman proclaimed the end of I
government Maritime control ;
over certain strategic war areas,
including Puget Sound, South
eastern Alaska, Prince William
sound, Kodiak and Unalaska.
Sales recorded this week in
cluded Lots 8, 9 and 10 of Block
3 of the Allman addition by
Jack Allman to Aldo Roberts,
and of Lots II and 12 of Block
2 by Norman and Jean Slenes to
the same party
Father Viuceot Edge, who is
leaving on the Lakina, wishes to
thank everyone connacted with
the gomg-away presentation of
In >ds made to him by the Cath
olic Women’s Association.
TH E
“Home &f Hospitality
m Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Jorgen Fredrickson, Owner
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DELLA & RITA
Machineless Waves
Helen Curtis Cold Waves
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La Jolie Cosmetics
Facials Manicures ■
Closed Sundays
Ebenings by appointment
2 PM TO 2 AM
Dance to our
5-PIECE BAND EVERY NITE
FOB TRUCKING. SHOVEL
AND CRANE WORK
WE HAVE
THE EQUIPMENT/ THE PERSONNEL
& THE KNOW-HOW
0 Dependable 0 Reliable 0 Efficient
Patrick Lynch & Co.
Watch For The White ‘Trucks
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FRESH — RIPE
BANANA SPLITS
MADE THE RIGHT WAY
ISLAND FOUNTAIN
deliciously different