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Newcomer Winn
Making her debut in tourna
ment competition—and so “key
ed up” that her hands trembled
as she played the cards—Mrs.
John Malutin walked away with
the Kodiak Island cribbage
championship at the Community
Center Tuesday night. Winning
7 out of 8—2 of them by
"skunks''—Mrs Malutin was
the class of a 16 player field. Af
ter losing her first game to
George Magnusen she sailed
through the rest, with flying col
ors.
Just to keep the honors in the
family, Mrs. Marian Sautner—
Mrs. Malutin’s daughter—took
second place A mere man, Billy
Anderson, was third.
The law of averages finally
caught up with the three-times
Request For Bids
The City of Kodiak, Alaska
requests bids on the construction
of an addition to the existing
Fire Well. Complete plans and
specifications are available at
the City Clerk’s office.
Bids aie to be in writing aifd
sealed and postmarked not later
than midnight, April 24, 1947.
The City reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
City of Kodiak, Alaska
Myrna Perkins, City Clerk
SALE ANNOUNCEMENT
Kodiak Sealed Bid Sale |
ITEMS PREVIOUSLY OFFERED TO PRIORITY CLAIMANTS |
I
Trucks
$ 1 Panel
3 Pickup
t Canopy
2ft Flatbed
1ft Stake
f> Dump
5 Stake Flatbed
3 Tractor
I Cargo
i Dump with tub
2 1 Tanker
$ l Heavy Duty
1 Chassis
Vehicles
1 Motorcycle
3 Motor Scooters
1 Sedan
3 Station Wagons
5 Buses
Tractors
1 D-2 Caterpillars
1 D-4 Caterpillais
1 T-9 International
Trailers
1 Fruehauf Frame
3 Seini-Trailers
13 At hey Trailers
1 House Trailer
Materials Handling
Equipment
1 Claikf ii T'Uck
1 Hystfr Lift
4 Folk Lifts
CONDITION
— Usable with Repairs or for Parts
Sealed Bids are Invited
Bids will be received until 2:00
P. M. June 9, 1947. Marl all bids
to the War Assets Administration,
Region No. 37, Box 2466, Anch
orage, Alaska.
The Surplus Propeity listed above
is offered for sale “Ae-Is - Where
Is”. Bidders are urged t»inspect
property prior to submitting bids.
Detailed Sales l ists
ANCHOR AGE W. A. A. Office.
Box 246b. Phone: Main 2466
Army Recreation Hall
(2nd between O & D Street)
FAIRBANKS VV. A. A. Office
Box 1U29 Phone: East 184B
Old Engineer’s Building
on Garden Island
JUNEAU W. A. A. Office
Box 2538 Phone 836
Area Engineer’s Build ng
defending champion, Jack Healy
and the other players had a field
day at his expense. Healy finish
ed in a tie for eighth place.
Bake Sale
Next Saturday
A baked foods and needlework
sale will be given next Saturday
April 26, by the Russian Wo
men's club to raise needed mon
ey to cairy on the work on the
new Russian church.
The Dinner Nook building,
across from the Belmont bar,
will be opened at 10 am for the
sale.
Home baked foods of all kinds
will be presented, as well as
guest towels, pot hblders, and
other small needlework items.
Daring Adventure
In “Renegades”
“Renegades”, which opens at
the Orpheum theatre Sunday, is ^
in the best tradition of one of the
screen’s most popular forms, the
epic Westerr.
Further enhanced by vivid:
Technicolor, it boats a large and
talented cast headed by Evelyn
Keyes, Willard Parker, Larry
Pari's and Edgar Buchanan.
Action and romance are
smoothly and effectively blended
in ‘‘Renegades”. It tells the'
story of a beautiful frontier girlI
who, although engaged to a per- [
sonablc young doctor, falls des-!
perately in love with the one
hoi.est member of the notorious
Dembiow launiy
Technicolur does things to
i Evelyn Keyes, and Larry Parks,
1 who has since made a great hit
in ' The Jolson btory' is out
standing as the young man forc
ed into the loving, looting, kill
nig clan ol Ins family
Toe liusiue and I'nr .-ioi a^
Women’s chin w.I meet at b:dd
; Monday evening at the \ ict \
cafe. New o *u be install
ed by the ou g nog tun s
Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY <)v
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of
DORIS B. GRAHAM,
Deceased,
NO. 294 Probate.
CITATION
To: MYRTLE JACK80N, eist*
and heir of the Estate of Dun,
B. Graham, deceased:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI.
FIED and requested to appe«
before me, in my office in the
City of Kodiak, Alaska, thirty
days after the 3rd day of Amil,
1947, at the hour of 2:00 p*,
then and there to show cause, if
any you have, why the prayer of
0. A. Torgerson, Administrator
of the above-entitled estate, fa
authority to sell real and person,
al property shall not be granted,
and said real and personal prop
erty sold of the estate, to wit:
I ot Eighteen (18), Block
Nineteen (19), of the City o
Kodiak, Alaska, together witl
that certain dwelling how
situated thereon;
Together with the householi
furnishings and furniture con
tained therein still remainiaj
unsold shall not be sold ac
cording to law.
DATED this 3rd day of Ap
ril, 1947.
G. W. Bubendorf
Probate Judge
For REAL PROMPT Relief fraa
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