Classifieds
(OR SALE: Modern completely
furnished house with bedroom
»nd bath Lot 4, Paul’s add
ition, next to John Hughes
I1 residence. O.L. Wood, Mission
Road.
FOR SALE—Two room modern
bouse, furnished. See Lonnie
st Christy’s Bakery.
JOR SALE— Kodiak Bowling
Alley. Due to transportation
difficulties we are forced to
sell. No reasonable offer re
fused Phone 596 between 8
»m and 4 pm. 12-13
(OR SALE—1942 Dodge pick
up (weapons carrier) Excellent
condition See Van Buren.
[NUDSE S RE.ALLY-have
some swell fruit cake It’s
Christmas-wraDped and the
flavor is wonderful.
FOR SALE—Ranch-raised Mus
covr duck*, 4 to 10 lbs Leave
orders *t Thorsheim’s Barber
Shop or P. O. Box 21, A. L.
N'xon
’ILMS — Finished. Better
Cheaper - Faster. Norman
Photo Shop
RANTED-Ssltsle.dy write
I Star Jewelery Co. Kodiak
Alaska.
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WANTED—Beauty operator
See Gen Eisner at Silk Dress
Shop.
ROLL FILM FINISHING—
Quality Prints and Speedy
Serviee. Margo Lester Studio
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SEE KNUDSEN’S—display of
tree lights, tinsel, wreaths,
snew, tricycles, toys, and hun
dreds of other items.
Chamber May Ask New
Routing Of Freighters"J
The possibility of routing
Alaska Steamsh p freighters
carrying perishable foods to
Kodiak via Kodiak to Seward,
instead of the long way here,
was raised at the Chamber of
Commerce meeting Thursday
noon.
In the past, foodstuffs have
arrived in Kodiak frozen, and a
loss to the local businesses, be
cause of delays at Seward, uorth
of Kodiak’s "banana be t clim
ate."
Lee Bettinger was named as a
committee oi one to investigate,
the chance of sending the boats|
to Kodiak first. Warmer weaker
in this a>ea would keep the Sew
ard freight from spoiling, before
its delivery there.
Doomed Ship
This view of the grounded bow
section of the Clarksdale Victory,
taken while the storm that wreck
ed it still whipped the seas in a
white fury, shows that starboard
anchor is down, helping to hold
the forward part of the broken
ship in its death trap on the Hip
pa Island rocks. (U.S. Coast
Guard Photo distributed by
Associated Press)
R. R, Lunday
(continued from page 1)
they tried to get Mr. Lunday to
his feet when he went limp sud
denly and never moved again.
After determining he was dead
they went on to the cabiu. They
were prevented in returning in a
boat to get the body until about
4 days later because of storms,
and then removed it to the
beach near the cabin to await
the mailboat. When the boat
arrived the weather prevented it
from picking the men up and it
left.
Naumoff and Azhuyak then
decided to bury the body and
did t»n Nov. 29. They had run
out of food and were picked up
on Dec. 4.
Robert Rowland Lunday,
about 55, was born in Wisconsin
and came West as a young man
He was a veteran of the first
World War and came to Alaska
immediately after his discharge,
jettliug at Cordova. He worked
for the railroad there and owned
a poolroom, the Imperial, which
he sold before coming to Kodiak
in 1939.
He managed the Orpheum the
atre fiom its opening in 1940
until 2 years ago.
His fa'her died when he was a
young boy and his mother pass
ed away last year He is sur
vived by a brother George, of
Trident, Mont., and a sister,
Mrs Hazel Hartis, of Chula
Vista, Calif.
Charged with assault and bat
tery, Harry Wilson received a
jail sentence of 180 uays and a
fine of $500 this week, in the
Commissioner’s Court.
LAST SHOWING TONITE 5-7-9
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Monte O'isto
starring ‘
LOUIS BARBARA
HAYWARD • BRITTON1
‘ .m GEORGE MACREADT
UNA O'CONNOR • HENRY STEPHENSON
STEVEN GERAY • RAY COLLINS
Screenplay by George Bruce and Allred Neumann
greeted by HENRY LEVIN. Produced by GRANT WHYTOCK
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