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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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Legal Notice
THE DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
n tke Matter of the Annexa-)
ion of the East Addition and)
he Leite Addition to the City)
f Kodiak, Third Divisision,)
’erritory of Alaska )
No. K-4547
NOTICE of HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
Bfct that a hearing on the peti
lon for annexation of certain
:erritory lying adjacent and con
iguous to the Town of Kodiak,
Alaaka, mote particularly de*
icribed as:
East Addition, officially sur
veyed unde* United States
Survey No. 2538 B, and
Leite Addition, officially sur
veyed under United States
Survey No. 1681
will be held at 2 o’clock P. M. on
July 28, 1947, before this Court
it Kodiak, Alaska, at which time
and plaoe all persons having an
interest in the subject matter of
raid petition may appear and be ^
leard thereon.
WITNESS,the HONORABLE
ANTHONY J. DIMOND, Judge
of said Court, this 31st day of
May, 1(H7.
•s- i/ouise Annabel
Deputy Cle'k of the District
Court for the Terri
lory of Alaska, Third
Division (75)
(SEAI )
Reserves Judgment g
After a 2 day hearing and tes
timony of 18 witnesses, the civil
suit filed by former employes of
Fred Miller & Sons was ended
yesterday before U, S. Commis
sioner G. W. Bubendorf
Commissioner Bubendorf re-j
served judgment until next week
to allow time to examine evid
ence submitted.
Hospital News
New arrivals in the nursery
during the week included:
A son, on June e, Howard
Philip, Jr., to Mr. and Mrs.
Howard P. Furlong, of Kodiak,
weight 6 lbs. 3 oz
A daughter, weight 8 lb. 14 oz.
to Reverend and Mrs. John
Marshall, on the 12th. The
baby’s name will be Judith Mar
ilyn.
A son, David Anthony, to Mr.
and Mrs Glen Forrister, weight
7 lbs 3 oz , also on June 12th.
Admitted for medical atten
tion were- Sandra 1 ee Miller,
Jeannie Clark, William Kremer,
Hugo Anderson, of Vancouver,
B C , Mrs Gertie Smith, Ewar
Johnson, Oscar Salminen, and
Arthur Halvorsen.
Arthur Hansen, of Seattle was
flown back home on June 11 via
Pacific Northern Airlines. He
had been a patient since May 19
when he was brought in with a
fractured leu and will complete
his convalescence in his own
SAFE TRAVEL FUNDS
i -»■*
I Travelers a'e often d^aved and inconvenienc
ed by not providing hems< Ives with easily
I cashable funds.
The most convenient and safe method of car
rying money is to use Travelers Cheques,
cashable anywhere without other identifica
tion
They are issued in convenient denominations
and the cost is only 75c per hundred dollars.
[home
Three new volunteers, Mrs.
Audrey Naldrett, Mrs. Bertha
Saeman and Mrs. Esther Wiley,
have been added to the staff of
volunteer librarians at the Cent
er.
Bob Espey arrived here this
week from Seattle, where be
went to pick up an Aeronca
plane, which he flew back to
Kodiak. He expects to use it
commercially in this area.
After several weeks delay the
Aleutian Mail, Seward Westward
run mailboat, called at Kodiak'
Sunday night on its westward
run.
Shipping Tieup
Believed Averted
Seattle (^P) — A spokesman j
for the waterfront employers of
Washington is optimistic that
Anal obstacles can be ironed out
to avert the coastwise sbipp ng
tieup at 12:0i am Sunday.
A memo agreement signed
June 6 between CIO longshore
men and employers, which
would extend p esent contract
until June 15 next year is being
used as a basis of settlement
with all other affiliated unions.
Returns
—TumirraiHinr'-itwi
Boats—a gray Maltese cat—
i lo >ts mighty pleased after a 600
jni'le jaunt, taking 2 years, from
Albion, Pa., to his old home is
Racine, Wis
His owner, Mrs. Raymond
J MeCullrugh, took him to Penn
' sylvan a 2 years ago. He stayed
only a month before starting his
trek to Wisconsin
pti this great rub for
LOS
- m
to relieve coughs —acMng muscles
RUB ON
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