Classifieds
SPOR SALE—choice home site.'
Has. water line. Excellent
investment. Mill Bay road,,
l»t II, Erskine sub-division.
Woody Bailey, Navy phone i
455 or write box 663.
TOR SALE—House, 21 lots,
barn, milkhouse, cow, hay,,
feed and other items all for
ene price or will sell house
alone and one lot. Contact
at resident on Mission road, j
Swede Breckberg. 2-3
fOR SALE — Furnished'
house, Mission rd. Marine j
view. Phone navy 720 after
; 535 or on weekends. 2-24.
USED CARS—will sell or buy
Hiem. Sell at one third
down, the rest in install
ments. See Jake Foley at
Legion Club or phone 3242.
FOR SALE— 1949 Chrysler
Windsor. 7000 miles. Have
a few extra parts. Excell
ent condition. 442 Bells
Flats, or call 553, from 8 to
5. D. Lavallais. 2-3.
FOR SALE — RCA 45 rpm
record player, 40 records.
$30. Phone 3541.
JOR SALE—King crab, 50 c
lb. Cooked fresh daily. De
livered free to city or base.
Call 3202 after 2 pm.
FOR SALE—19 ft. cabin boat
with 4 cylinder Red Wing
marine engine. Also with
4-wheel trail ar. Good condi
tion. Must sell. $400. Call
army 24 days, or army 30
after 5. Ask for Post.
&BWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
«r persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any!
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
livestock Growers Associa
tion. g-31 pu ■
rOR SALE —Duo-Therm oil
range, good condition. Also
one oil heater, 60,000 BTU;
One breakfast table and
chairs. See John Gibbons or I
phone 3632.
FOR SALE—1947 Kaiser «J
dan, starts easy, runs good,
bargain price, low down (
payment, easy terms. For
demonstration call 3202.
FOR SALE— Hamilton Beach
vacuum cleaner, all attach-'
ments. Only 7 months old. I
Call evenings, navy 393. |
REMEMBER YOUR VALEN
TINE-with a record from
Lucieile’s Record Shop. New
foreign recordings in stock.
RUMMAGE—Sale will be re
sumed at the Baptist Mis
sion from 1 to 8 pm Satur
days.
FOR SALE— Like new, de*
haxe G. E. stove and 8 ft.
refrigerator, $500 cash. Gall
navy 451 days or 487 nights.
FOR RENT—Furnished cabin.
Phone 3202.
A BAKERY FOR LEASE—
Fuliy equipped; one Day;
bread dough mixer No. l;i
two pastry dough mixers,
one slicing and wrapping
machine; one kneading and
rolling machine; one proof!
box; one pastry box; bread,
racks on rollers; two bun
cutters; electric donut frier;
all machinery run by
electricity; 60 cubic foot re
frigerator; New panel truck
for delivery; living quarters
in rear; sales room counters;
each register in front, and
all other equipment too nu- j
merous to mention that goes!
with a modern bakery. ■
See Tom Williams.
FOR SALE —Fresh Kodiak!
King Crab. The season is
right. Order now. Island!
, Seafoods at City Dock. j
I LOST— in or near Civilian j
! Club, a tie clasp, gold nug-!
1 get, letters F. W. R. reward
$10. Phone Navy 219 or 319.:
i NOTICE
Residents are urged to boil
all water before using. Due to
the inadequate supply in the
city reservoir the city water
crew started the emergency
pump at Beaver latte and are
again pumping water to the
city tank.
! City of Kodiak
. Water Department.
NOTICE
! The next meeting of the
Kodiak Masonic Club will be
1 held at 8 pm Tuesday, Feb. 6,
at the Engineer’s Civil Ser
I vice Club, Fort Greely. All
j Masons cordially invited.'
[Light refreshments after
[meeting. By order of Fred
Crouch, acting president,
[phone Army 121 at 5 pm.
1 (attest:) Donald V. Law
j vere, secretary, phone Navy
school 608, home 380. j
Comedy AtOrpheum
If you like your movies on
j the lighter side J. G. Martz,
j Orpheum Theatre manager, is
urging movie goers to see the
Warner Brother’s film, The
Lady Takes a Sailor, tomorrow
and Monday.
Jane Wyman and Dennis
Morgan head the cast and the
story is built around two feud
ing lovers. Morgan portrays a l
navy officer engaged in secret
submarine work and Miss Wy-1
man plays a successful execu
tive who has built her career
on truth. |
Miss Wyman is rescued by
Morgan and taken aboard the
sub. Due to the secrecy of his
work he is forced to hold her
a prisoner for some time.
Eve Arden and Robert
Douglas, Allyn Joslyn and
others round out the cast.
Friday and Saturday the
MGM picture. The Asphalt
Jungle, is scheduled The pic
ture stars Sterling Hayden,
Louis Calhern, Jean Hagen
and Sam Jaffe.
Mrs. Darrell Chaffin was an
incoming • PNA passenger
from Homer Thursday.
School Notes
The Junior Class English
class is having panel discus
sions this week on the follow
ing subjects: Problems of
Youth, The Various Isms.
Best Movie of the Year, and
Hazardous Occupations.
Members of the English 4
class have started on the
American Legion essay con
test. This is annually spon
sored by the American Legion
department of Alaska. Pur
pose this year is to combat
communism. Title for the
essay is Americanism, a Study
of Freedom.
Three prizes are offered by
local post no. 17. Winner in
Kodiak will be eligible to com
pete for the territorial prize.
Deadline is the end of Febru
ary.
! Pupils of grade 5 recently
received a letter from Marilyn
Merrill, a little girl who lives,
in Hayward, California. In
her letter Marilyn wanted to *
know such things as whether,
we chewed seal skin for the
soles of our shoes. She told all
about the modern inventions
in the states like irons, auto
mobiles and automatic wash
ing machines, Marilyn also
said she realized we did our
washing by hand.
Our fifth grade sent an in- •
formative reply saying that
except for paved streets we
are almost as modern as •
California. They also pointed,
out that we do not chew seal-'
skin, although it is used in
parkas and mukluks.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Crutcher left Thursday for'
Juneau and Seattle. Crutcher
will attend legislative sessions
in the capital, and then the
couple will visit their children
in Seattle and Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koz
nek and daughter left by A
laska Airlines yesterday for
Spokane, where Koznek, for
mer D and A warehouseman,
will work for the Railway
Mail Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Jarvela
have purchased Koznek’s
home on Potato Patch lake.
Mrs. Nick' Anderson will
leave today for Anchorage to
join her husband, Pvt. Ander
son, stationed at Ft. Richard
son.
Mrs. Dorian Coogan return
ed from the mainland on
Thursday’s PNA plane.
Orrin Kimball, Alaska;
Steam agent, returned Thurs
day from a two months trip,
durine- which time he was
married, went on a honey
moon to the states and attend
ed the ASC agents’ meetings
in Seattle.
Mrs. Kimball, the former
Flavia Hansen, is teaching at j
Seward, and will join her'
husband here at the end of j
the school year.
Miss Susanne Kraft enter- i
tained Sunday with a birthday
party In honor pf her ttrrd
birthdav. Fourteen young
guests were present.
Mrs. Neil G. Pettit has
been added to the staff of the
Insurance Department of the
Bank of Kodiak. lier husband
is in the navy, stationed at
the base.
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A marriage license was ob- <
tained this week by Robert!
F. Hauser, navy chief, and
Helen T. Bailey, base steno
grapher.
NOTICE
As of February 1, I am notj
responsible for any debts |
contracted by the Cheechako
Liquor Store.
Martin Jensen, i
Orpheum
Theatre
Last times
today!
KILL THE UMPIRE
2:30/ 7 and 9
sun., Monday}
^ jane Wyman V
Dennis Morgan
The lady
Takes A Sailor
Ccvin! tvm. ; -
{horn. Itirwiutn.
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TUESDAY
WAKE
iSJANO
•** BRIAN
DONLEVY
WEDNESDAY
double bill
Ford’s pasteurized sweet cider
FRESH FROZEN
concentrated orange and
orange & grapefruit juice
FOR A TREAT try-- Green Spot limeade
and orangeade
also large selection fruit juices & odes
Val-Sweet Grape Nectar 46 ft. oz.
FOR YOUR PARTIES
Hawaiian Put cli Portland Punch
/Iff Mf— blende.il lanqerine £L qraqefruil juice
Full line of sodos & mixers
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
*° in
WILLIAM LUMDKAM
DOROTHY PAIHICK
THURSDAY
FRIDAY &
SATURDAY
NGW
SHOWING
THE
CITY .
UNDER <
THE CITY!
STERLING HAYDEN
LOUIS CALKERN 1
Jean HAGEN-James WHITMORE
Sam JAFFE - John MclNTIRE