Pent Information
Made Available
Information pamphlets on
rent control for both landlords
and tenants may be obtained
from Vic Ellis at the Bank of
Kodiak, Dorotny D. Tyner,
area rent representative, said
here Wednesday before her
return to Anchorage.
Landlords or tenants with
problems not answered by
the pamphlets may write to
Miss Tyner, Box 939, Anchor
age, for further information
or requests for rent increases.
Rent control is still in
effect, Miss Tyner pointed
out, until its expiration March
! 31. unless Congress extends
it However, at any time, the
city council can, if it wishes,
take action to continue con
trols until June 30, or abolish
! them completely,
j The rent represenative re
ported she had several in
quiries on rentals while here,
and had discussed rents with
both landlords and tenants.
Have New Son
j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nel
son, now of Petersburg, an
i nounce the birth of a son
Michael Shea on Jan. 31.
Nelson formerly worked fot
the Patrick Lynch Co. here.
Dining and Dancing
CASINO
SPORTING CLUB, INC.
for your listening pleasure
r?WcUaCeate
at the piano
KODIAK WELDING WORKS
For all your
WELDING NEEDS
or problems
PHONE 2151
NEW LOW FARES
on
PACIFIC NORTHERN
AIRLINES
KODIAK ro ANCHORAGE $35
KODIAK to HOMER $18.25
KODIAK to JUNEAU $105
Tax is not included in farts
♦
Ray Martin, District Traffic Agent
Club Liquor Srore Phone 4131
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ahupp t¥!-v‘;?
Pay $160
A jury of twe ve rn
"•«>n eh ' und it avor
1\ Bolden an I • . A. f ..
son, n their civil suit mn t
Ralph Shupp, and du t
must pay the plaintiffs the full
sum of $1,637.66 for steel
matting he used in the paving
of the city street \ according
to the verdict given in Dis
trict Court Tuesday morning.
The suit was hoard ali day
Monday by t:< folio wing
jurors: Dora Or; atcill. Eu
gene Bromley. > velyn Rave,
Ole Olsen. Alice Sholl, Caro
line Hogan, Margaret Kimes,
Fred Rave, John Stenlund,
George Kappos, H. F. Fread
and Cecil Hartman.
Bolden charged in his com
plaint against Shupp, doing
business as the Shupp Con
struction Co., that he had;
sold Shupp the steel matting;
in August, 1949, and that
Shupp had agreed to replace
it with new steel or pay for it
at the rate of seven cents per
linear foot, totaling $1,619.66.
The additional $18 was for
hauling the steel to the paving
site.
Shupp asserted in his
answer that he had agreed to
replace it, or pay for it at the
price of new steel laid down
in Kodiak, slightly over three
cents per linear foot, totaling
$771.
Bolden and Pearson were
represented by Buell .Nesbett
of Anchorage and Shupp by
John C. Hughes.
Rotary Learns
About Washington
George Washington, first
president of the U. S., was
the topic of discussion Tues
day following the Rotary
Club’s regular luncheon at the
Montmartre Inn.
Jack Hinckel, member of
the club, conducted a quiz
program on Washington and
his achievements, and re
vealed many little-known
facts regarding his history.
Fines were levied on mem
bers failing to give the correct
answers to Hinckel’s ques
tions.
Guests attending the meet
ing were Judge Anthony J..
Dimond, Russ Swartz, opera
tion manager for Bob Hall
Air Service; Hal Drinkall,
new baker for LaLande’s
Kodiak Bakery; Chaplain John
Weise, Kodiak Naval Station,
and visiting Rotarian Elmer
Johnson.
President Leon Johnson ac
cepted the gavel from Vice
President William Stone, who
has been conducting the meet
ings while Johnson was in
Washington, D. C. on KEA
business.
Herbert Spiegel, naval
station electrician and com
mander of American Legion
Post 17, returned last week
end after several months
visiting his family in Albany,
N. Y.
■ o Bt/crc
Grand Jury Monday
Peter Knagin, who was
bound over to the grand urv
the end of January on a:
charge of larceny, will appear
before the jury in Anchorage
Monday.
Knagin is charged with
entering the B and B bar the
night of Jan. 27, and with
taking money in the amount
of $48.82.
Stan Nelson, partner in the
bar, Elaine Gorsuch, B and B
liquor store employe, and Ovid
McKinley, night patrolman
who arrested Knagin, will
appear before the jury &»
\\ itnesses.
Fire At Doghouse
A chimney fire at the Dog
house resulted in a call to th»
fire department at 10:58 am
Tuesday. Joe Raymond, pro
prietor, said there was ne
damage.
Wodlinger Drugs
Everything for the
Little Ones
powders lotions oils creams
toys sterilizers bottles
BABY VITAMINS
Shop the drug stores
RHOADES
FURNITURE STORE
WE3 RHOADES, PROP.
Phone 4151
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0 Butcher Boy small meat board
^ Koylon Foam Pillows
£ Baby Swings
£ Scatter Rugs
£ Floor Lamps
• GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER •
LA LANDE’S
KODIAK BAKERY
Saturday Special
Apple Turnovers
Drop in and shop from the most
complete line ot bakery goods
ever baked in Kodiak
Max & Aline LaLande, props.