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|R SALE-320-acre homestead
Bmiles of fence will enclose
10,000 acres grazing land) with
troom house in good shape
litb cedar siding & celotex in
sde, old sawmill, 2-room log
shin, sev. outbuildings. Only
(3500, loss for cash.
Gasboat KayDee, 95 HP Mer
lury 3 to 1 reduction.
|5 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
k
tonly 7-ft. new Simmons fall
ng and bucking saws,
for Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiak.
tR SALE — Modern furn.
Ouse, plus 2 part. furn. cab
as. Close in. Income $110
nonthly. See Emmett Jenn
ngs, Kodiak Cleaners. tr
® SALE—3-room, lake-front
(ottage and large garden, com
plete with cement walks, pier
wd woodshed. 58 Mission Rd.
Alfred J. Smith. 6-22p
iiNTED—Good used daveno,
orbed davenport See Fred
Wider, Victory cafe or write
Box 1177, Kodiak. 29-c
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shep
vd, formerly of Kodiak, are
» in Shelton, Wash., where
i. Shephard has bought a gar
f and Mrs. Shephard is era
sed in the telephone office.
The couple worked for the
tA here, and Mrs. Shephard
d worked in the local post
4e.
Notice!
Mission Road will be blocked
to the Recreation center ent
ire to Mission lake from 4 pm
nil 4:40 pm June 30, 1946 to
wsmodate the bicycle race
msored by the Recreation
iter.
1# vehicular traffic, except
<t necessitated by emergency
4 please refrain from using
4t section of Mission road dur
Ube above stated period.
Chief of Police
City of Kodiak 22-29c
Proposed
Zoning Ordinance
fhe preposed zoning ordinance
4 have the incorporation of
’change from the previously
Wished description, as follows:
ike business zone consists of
'following area: Main Street
® Erskine’s to Mill Bay
*d, including the four corners
the intersection; Mission
id from Main Street to the
lh side of Kashervaroff
tet; Mill Bay Road from
is Street to Marine Way;
ika Way (entire length);
tine Way (entire length);
oklyn from Rezanoff Drive to
»y Dock; Harbor Avenue
'ire length); Shelikoff Way
foding all four corners from
'ska Way on both sides to
Street, thence on the east
'only of Shelikoff Way from
Vt street to the Army Dock
City Clerk
Property transfers recorded |
this week at the U. S. Commis
sioner's included:
William Steele to Arthur Mar
zon, Block 8 Lot 18 Leite add’n.
Arthur Marzon to Rasmus
Urdahl, Block 8 Lot 18, Leite
addition.
Jack Allman and Warren A.
Taylor, portion Lot 11 Block 18
to Mr and Mrs. W H Lamme.
City of Kodiak to Ben Kraft,
portion of alley between Harbor
avenue and Brooklyn.
Ben Kraft to City of Kodiak
portion of land known as Kraft
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spen
cer, home in Carlson addition to
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frost, Jr.
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Proposed Ordinance
AN ORDINANCE Conveying^
to the United States a portion
of Lot 4 Block 7 of the City
of Kodiak for the erection of a
Federal Jail Thereon.
WHEREAS, the United States
Government, through its duly
aypointed officers, has made ap
plication for a site for the con
struction of a Federal Jail, and
WHEREAS, it is to the bene
fit of the city of Kodiak that
such a builoing be constructed:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT
ENACTFD BY THE COM
MON COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF KODIaK, TERRI
TORY OF ALASKA:
SECTION 1. The city cf Ko
diak, for and in consideration of
the sum of One Dollar ($1.00)
plus the cost of moving buildings
now located thereon, and the
construction of a Federal Jail on
the laud hereby demised, does
hereby grant and convey unto
the United states of Ameiica the
following described lot, tractor
parcel of land described as fol
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest
corner of Lot 4, Black 7 of
the city of Kodiak; thence
running in a southeasteily i
direction approximately 47 j
fett; thence at right angles
in a northeasterly direction |
ICO feet; thence in a north
westerly direction approxim
ately 47 feet, thence in a
southwesterly direction 100
feet to the point of begin
ning.
SECTION1 2. The deed or
other instrument conveying title
of the above described land shall
contain a reservation providing
that in the event construction of
a Federal Jail is not begin with-1
in six months from the date of
the passage of this Ordinance,
the said land shall revert back
to the city of Kodiak
SECTION 3. That the Mayor
and the city clerk are hereby
empowered to execute a good and
sufficient deed of the above de
scribed property to the United
States of America.
SECTION 4. This Ordinance
shall lie submitted to the quali
fied electors of the city of Kodiak
for their ratification thereof and
shall be in full force and effect
only after such ratification has
been given in accordance with
law
Incendiary Blonde
At Orpheum
Texas Guinan, the four-star
queen from the Lone Star State,
comes to vivid life at the Orp’ne
um theatre Sunday and Monday
in the cinematic presence of Bet
ty Hutton in Paramount’s Tech
nicolor treat, “Incendiary
Blonde.”
Co-starring with Arturo de
Cordova, and supported by A
cademy Award winner Barry
Fitzgerald, Betty shines as a star
of rodeo, musical comedy, west
ern movies and night clubs.
The story takes Betty from
the time she sings “Ragtime
Cowboy Joe” in a rodeo owned
by de Cordova, through her tri
umph in Hollywood, to her great
success as queen of the night
cluds of Mew York, when her
“hello, sucker” phrase canied
her fame far and wide.
Betty Hutton portrays the
dramatic moments with deep
feeling and is tiuly wonderful in
her presentation of old songs of
the period. Besides unusual
specialty acts featuring the Max
ellos, famous circus acrobats,
and Maurice Hoceo, pianist,
there is Charles Ruggles, Bill
Goodwin, Albert Dtkker and
Edward Ciannelli in supporting
roles.
Center
(continued from page 1)
freshments will be served by
members of the Business and
Professional Women’s club.
The building has been renov
ated and decorated with a large
crew of painters, carpenters,
cleaners and upholsterers put
ting in many hours during the
last week. Much of the furniture
has been re-covered, floors paint
ed and waxed, library shelves in
stalled, books sorted and arrang
ed on the shelves, exterior trim
mings painted, new lights instal
led and many other improve
ments completed.
Two features of special inter
est opening day will be an ex
hibition of the paintings of Wil
son Erskine, prominent Kodiak
artist, and a display of cameia
technique by Leif Norman, chair
man of the Center photography
committee which will offer prizes
for the best snapshots submitted
each week in July. The camera
exhibit will be on display in the
game room.
The 4000 volume Center libra
ry, rapidly being made ready for
public use, will be open for in
spection throughout the day.
Mrs. Marjorie Gunderson is new
chairman of the Center library
committee.
Following is the opening day
program:
3 to 10—Reception and open
house. Refreshments from 4 to 9.
4:00—Bicycle races for boys &
girls. Prizes in 3 age-classes (11
& under, 12 to 14 inc., and 15 to
17 inc ) Grand prize for the first
boy and first girl to finish wi 1 be
an airplane ride around Kodiak
Island, the gift of Ray Martin,
local agent of Pacific Northern
Airlines. Boys will race fiom the
Center to the M ssirm and re
turn; girls to a point about half
way and return. More than a
iozen other prizes will be award
ORPHEUM
THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
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LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Phil Harris I COVE A BAND LEADER Rochester
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:30-8:30 MON. 6:30-8:30
A Glittering TECHNICOLOR Cavalcade
of America's R«cW«s Era!
ARTURO
i de Cordova
°"*<fd by CiORCf ** ^
*A*S HALl
A Paramount Pletvro
TUE. ONLY
WED. & THU.
SWEATER
GIRL
EDDIE BRACKEN
K E 1 a S Tj E
YOU CAN’T TAKE
IT WITH YOU
Jean Arthur James Stewart
l ionel Bar-ymoie
Edward A nold Mischa Auer
Ann Mdler
FRI. & SAT.
WHITE MAN’S EVIL
STRIKES., the secret
forest kingdom of lovely
warrior maidens!
6.30 & 8:30
ed, including new tires, tubes,
flashlights aud two rides on Tom
Nachand’s new cruiser "The
Sportsman".
5 & 8—Archery exhibitions by
Maxine and Bill Poland
4 to 8—Social dancing.
5:00—Ma.bles competition,
open to both boys and girls.
Prizes. Direction Charles Nettle.
6:C0—Kite-flying for boys and
gir's. Prizes. Direction Max Fol
som.
4 to 8—Horseshoe pitching.
Open to all. Official league ru'es
(21 point games) to apply.
5:30—Rope-skipping competi
tion for giris. Prizes.
6:30—Jacks competition for
girls. Prizes.
7:00—First monthly Kodiak
ping-pong singles championship
tournament. Open to all. Direc
tion Kay Wade.
9:00—Square dancing aud soc
ial mixers, open to all interested
adults. Ken Wade, caller,
Twenty-one city cases were
reported at the magistrate’s of
fice for this week, 20 involving j
drunk and disorderly charges j
and one a charge of resisting an ^
officer.
Bert Wells, of the chemical en
gineering Je^arimjut of the
Coca Cola company, Atlanta*
Ga. visited the local plant on
business this week.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
INCOMING
Carl Gulley, Mr. Rude, Mr.
Gilbert, Wilbert Daniels, Mrs.
C B John on, Maiy Meicalf,
Robert Sellgren, Harold Horch
over, Oeky Weeda, Richaid
Prnnm, Mrs. John Myers, C
Boux, Bert Wells, George Grigs
by, Mrs. Win Smith, Win Smith,
Dick Stryker, Mrs. Clifford
Mowry, Mrs. Anton Kvas
O B Peterson, Seton Thomp
son, Lt Samuel Rue, Major L H
Jones, Ella Craig and 4 children,
John Halt, Sgt Hilbebrant, W S
James, Leland Daub
OUTGOING
John Raft, William Olsen, E
L Bennett, Robert Johnson, R
Kobbovik, Barbara Gomez, Mrs.
Saunders, Barbara Lange, Clark
Andresen.Mr. Davis, Mr.Crump,
D E Failey, Edw.n Goodrich,
Richaid Primm, Rudy Shelikoff,
Harold Horchover, Osky Weeda,
Bert Wells, Mr. Stryker