■ Classified'
SALE - out of to \
come property. Fov*
?wo 2-room dwell in -r .
quonset hut. each fund.
-:*d enough to live in. \ -o
•>ne 12 by 20 undo’: I. d
toilding, located on 2 II
day road. Inquire at )> :e
Hour Bar.
CHILD—care in my home on
base road by day or hour.
Mrs. Tardowsky, phone 4102
iFOR RENT—room with single
beds, for one or two. See
Harold Pratt or write P. O.
box 242.
¥t)R SALE—Peter Pan spinet
' piano. Same as new. $500
cash. Call 4281.
POR SALE—full set of drums.
\ Mecca Bar, phone 2444.
1$OR SALE-r-brand new larfre
ielectric range and water
theater, never been out of
\ crate. Will sell for price less
V freight. Phone 4321._
ibR SALE— One 1948 and
1 one 1949 Plymouth*.
> condition. Call Earl at 3333.
SOR SALE- 7,000 bd. ft.
new well-seasoned spruce
lumber, at cost—$10 per M.
; Cheaper than present price
\ for same lumber green. Also
some other materials. John
Marshall.
FOR SALE— 1949 Plymouth
Club coupe, heater, radio.
Many extra accessories.
Excellent conditions. Phone
4481.
FOR SALE— Dodge carryall
| ton, four wheel drive, ex
cellent condition. Best Cash
offer. A. Burk, Navy phone
227.
JFOR SALE—Aldrich spinet
piano and bench. Also Thor
automatic washing machine.
Mecca Bar, phone 2444.
I >
SALE—May 13, at building
jaumber 2013 at City Dock.
The following items will be
sold: outdatedphoto sup
plies; 2 kerosene heaters;
one 3-burner kerosene
stove; one roll copper
screening; misc. ammuni
tion; 1 large canning cook
er; wood lathe, table saw,
jig saw, band saw, planer,
miter box and saw, 6 inch
skill saw, electric drill; as
sorted tools, nuts and bolts;
sheet plastic, fruit jars,
transit level, tool boxes,
taps and die set for nuts;
and bolts; assorted pipe
fittings, windows, • 1 door,
doll carriage, heavy electric
wire and cord, heavy ex
tension cords, 2 tamps, 1
wash basin; 1 Universal boat;
engine, tractor, stove, and
other miscellaneous items.
; Sale starts at 9:80 am.
WANTED—reliable person to
j care for two children two
i and three years old by week.
'• 8 am to 6 pm. See Mrs. Law
- rence Panamaroff or call 4333
: . .. . v. . •'* .
STILL—wert to » f! -iV*-.?• '■'£
baby carnage. ■ ’ . 3. -
ness. Joe Kerr \ .e
4474
MEN DIN G--E.lt 0
in n>y home. F
3 houses fro:
Service Staff .0 _
JHigb v a.j.
LOST— One spare tire
1 Jeep, with mount. If '■ i
' call Ralph Gibbons t'hone
| 3632.
REWARD—$250 for in b'-ra
tion leading to the ar- ‘ t
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. 6-31 pd
ATTENTION—Navy EM per
I sonnet. We have just re
I ceived a new shipment of
1, tailor made dungarees and
: V jumpers. Krafts-Mens store
AVAILABLE— at - Seattle.
J Willys two and four wheel
I drive station wagons.
! Special prices. Clark’s
1 Garage. j
■i4i».7.-i ; i.xjyfitr. ■— .j j
I continued on page 10 ^
ALL YOUR
Food & Grocery Needs
shop at the
Where Quality Meats
and groceries
a*e priced to sell •> v::
I
I
For fre« delivery call 4224 before 3pm
Model 1-110, 115-in. wheelbase, 6Va-ft. pickup
body, 4,200 lbs. GVW. Pickups in the L-110,
L-120 and L-130 Series include 115, 127 and
134-in. wheelbases, 6*/2» 8 and 9-ft. bodies,
GVW’s to 8,600 lbs. Features include: Comfo
Vision Cab, “roomiest on the road." Silver
Diamond 220 engine, 100 max. brake h.p. at
3,600 r.pjo.
Model L-150, 142-in. wheelbase, 10-foot stake
body, 9,000 pounds GVW, featuring: Comfo
Vision Cab, "roomiest on the road," Silver
Diamond 220 engine, 100 max. brake h.p. at
3,600 r.p.m.; 4-speed transmission; 37° turn
ing; 211.9 sq. in. effective brake lining area.
EVERY NEW INTERNATIONAL TRUCK
gives you big-truck STAMINA
You get lower operating and maintenance
costs, longer truck life—because every new
International Truck, regardless of size, is
heavy-duty engineered.
There’s also a brand new kind of comfort
in these new International Trucks —and
they’re mighty easy to handle, too! Call of
come in for a demonstration, soon. \
KODIAK MOTORS
PHONE 2101
Mttmam mtt proved - Hewy-fofy £nqiM*!td to sm» JW men*f
INTERNATIONAL <#■> TRUCKS
Yukon Ice
Gr.*»s Tuesday
T tf> Yukon River ice went
out Tuesday at 10:56:58 am,
and vimund J. Shields, Ko
diak CAA employee guessed
the closest to the time by
marking hi^ ticket 10:51:41
am
r 1 ticket entitles Shie1 is
to be guest of honor at ' e
Yukon River Bail which ' II
be held in Anchorage. The
McKinley Foundation spon
sored the Yukon River Ball
and part of the proceeds will,
go to the Alaska Crippled
Children’s Association.
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Orpheum
Theatre ;
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f‘ “TREASURE ISLAND” j
2:30 - 7 end 9
SUM*/ MONDAY I
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HAPPY YEARS’
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DEAN STOCKWELL
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TUESDAY
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MYHEART
Music by TCHAIKOVSKfe
WEDS. . double bill
Funnier than ever!
Tn
•« PENNY SINGLETON - ARTHUR LAKE • LARRY SIMMS
Marjorie Kent • Meta krgm and Daisy • Story and Screen Play by
Jack Henley • Produced by Milton Feldman - Directed by Edvard Bern*
chjuh.es
STARRETT
SMILEY J
BURNETTE "
A'COlUMfJl/^lGiURF^' Hankl^enny and SlimiJuncan
THURSDAY
Theatre donated to Kodiak
Public School-for commence
ment exercises.
FRS. & SAT