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"Shfan>s of (America's Last ‘frontier__
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local news published herein.
The Cordova is due at the
base next Wednesday and has
22ft tons for town.
Center
(continued from case 1)
ship* will be held Sunday, July
21, starting at 3 pm. Competi
tion will be held in senior, junior
(under 16) and ladies classes.
Kay Wade, present senior cham
pion, will defend his title.
Arrival of urgently needed
supplies has speeded the work of
preparing the center lib'ary for
public use. A large staff of vol
unteers has worked da> and
night during the last week get
ting the books ready for circua
tion. Chaiiman Marjorie Gund
erson reports that the library
w II be able to put books in cir
culation within the next two
weeks. A branch library has been
set up at the hospital for the usi
of patients and cases of books
also will be available to out-lying
communities upon request.
En ries are now being received
in the center plio ographv c n
lest Prizes are awarded weekly
to the best snapshot entered by
an adult, by a high school stu
dent and by a grade school stu
dent' Weekly winners will be
enter d as finalists in the July
completion. The center is offer
ing a $5.00 merchandise order,
also, for the best photo of any
phase of the Independence Day
celebration. This contest closes
tomorrow (Sunday) night. L. J.
Norman is chairman of the com
mittee of judges
Notice
All motor driven vehicles, in
cluding motor bikes and scoot
ers, and operateis of same, wiU
be properly licensed according to
city ordinance.
Applications fo1- these licenses
will be filed with the city clerk
fi. W. McCormick
Chief of Police
NOTICE
No building or skid shack shall
be moved into the Corporate
limits of the City of Kodiak be
foie the application for such re
moval shall have been approved
by the city council o- the full
membership of the Building &
Building Improvements commit
tee. The applicant must have a
permit si^ne'd by the chairman
of the committee in his posses
sion before any building enters
the city limits
Permits to move skid shacks
through or into the City will be
granted between the hours of
dawn and 11:00 o’clock am only
City Clerk
Harry Wallace has made ar
rangements to rent the Norman
Sienes place on \Iil) bay road,
and take over the livestock,
while the Sieneses take a 3-month
vacation trip to the Interior. Mr
and Mrs. Sienes plan to take
a surplus tiuck up to Anchorage
on Bergei’s barge, and drive to
Fail banks and part way down
the Alcan highway.
oAnnouncing our appointment
as oAgent for
West Coast Life Insurance Co-1
The Insurance Department of this Bank now offers |
you a complete Business and Personal Insurance §
Service covering |
FIRE BUSINESS INTERRUPTION LIABILITY |
CASUALTY AUTOMOBILE LIFE
WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION Tj
HEALTH and ACCIDENT f
Society Meets
The Baptist Women’s Society
met in the church parlors for
their regular meeting Thursday,
July 11, at 2 pm.
| Mrs. P. J Watkinson presided
over the meeting with Mrs. Fred
Miller leading the Devotional
service. Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson
gave an interesting talk titled
“Tensions In Africa”. The after
noon was highlighted with an in
formal reception honoring Mr.
and Mrs. William Stone who re
cently came to the Mission.They
were given a welcoming address
both by Mrs. Watkinson and by
Rev G. S. Morony.
Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. N. M. Chamber
lain and Mrs. Glen Chandler.
Others present were: Mes
dames R. E Munson, G. S. Mor
ony, Morris Burnham, Carrie
Mitchell, William Steele, Frank
■VicConaghy, Milton Smith, Max
Folsom, J. E. Smith, and M;sse3
Estelle Marlin and Rose Grazi
ano.
Herbert Francis, formerly em
ployed at the base, is now teach
ing in a refrigeration trade
^school at Oakland, Calif.
Mrs. Francis, former Real
postmaster, and their daughter,
is at present staying at their
home in Olympia, Wash.
Gus Johnson, formerly mana
ger of Kraft’s hardware depart
ment, has purchased Kwabe’s
Seward Hardware store in Sew
ard and is operating it after a
Tew months spent in Seat tie. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson w'ere in Sew
ard before coming to Kodiak.
Having secured a piano, Rex
Parrott announced today that
beginning Wednesday he will
start music lessors. His studio is
located on Shelikof highway, in
the 2-story Jack Allman build
ing
Charles German, former Kodi
ak resident, held a met ting of
ve erans intereseed in forming a
local Veterans of Foreign Wars
group, and 10 were present Wed
nesday evening. Plans are being
made for a meeting place over
the Men’s store
There were 32 arrests for
drunk and disorderlies and 3 for
resisting an officei*, with fines
totalling $991, for the month of
June.
A possible 3ite for an airplane
runway, off Mill bay road, is be
ing preliminarily surveyed by
the city.
Edna “Tex” Bezner and a
sailor who gave his name as
Thomas R. Roberts, were mar
ried Sunday by US Commission
er G. W. Bubendorf at the lat
ter’s office. Helen Irene Jorden
and Ray Martin were witnesses.
The Commissioner’s office re
ported she returned later to have
a waiver drawn up to be used in
getting the marriage annulled,
stating the sailor was already
married, and that she was going
to the District Court in Anchor
age to seek the annulment.
A previous and second mar
riage of Miss Bezner, to a soldier
here, v. as annulled on the
grounds that she was intoxicated
and did not know she was being
married.
Tommy Clampffer and his boat
Tippy took Jack McCord to the
latter’s ranch on Sitkalidak the
first of the week, and has return
ed with 8 beef and 10 mutton.
Another load is due on Bob
Von Scheele’s boat, andClampf
fer will bring in 2 more loads
Someone broke open a door tc
a storage and tool room at the
Kodiak Cold Storage company
plant sometime after 2 am
Thursday, but nothing was re
ported missing.
Jim Jonte, who was discharg
ed from the Marine Co ps at the
Marine Barracks. NOR, last Fri
day, has been added to the loca
police force He is formerly frorr
Fort Worth, Texas and was the
first. Marine to be discharged al
| Kodiak.
Parcel post for town arrivet
early this week on a naval vessel,
the Comet.
The latter also had 1 officer
and 1478 enlisted naval person
nel for replacements at Kodiak
and other Alaskan naval estab
lishments.
Calendar of Events
Business & Professional Women
Sunday—Picnic at Antoine
I.arsen bay
Monday 7 pm—Special meet
ing at city hall.
Rotary Club
Tuesday noon, Victory cafe.
(Catholic Church Benefit
Friday—3 to 5 pm—Bazaar
Friday—7 to 12 pm—Dance
Carpenter's Local 2162, Friday
7:30 pm Onion hall.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
OUTGOING
L P Callahan, 11 F Davis, L
Keighley, F E Morris, Howard
Furlong, Dr. George A Williams
George Adams, Art Jordan, Bud
Bitonti, W E Pinnell, Charles
German, Paul Hurd, Jr., Orin
Kuhnley, F W Williamson, Win
Pope, A Laerno, James Nelson,
A Shields, George Issel, Joseph
Keller Chas Brodt, G W Buben
dorf, Mr. Davengort, Mr. Liv
ingstone, Jim McCain.
INCOMING
Mr. Woodiing, Shirley Strigga
Barbard Steward, Mrs. Johnson
& 3 children, R W Brown, Mrs.
B W McCormick, Mr Daven
port, Don Livingston, Howard
Bailey. Gordon Jones, Mrs. Kel
logg, Chris Oslin, Victoria Gillis,
Mark Jensen, Chas German, Pe
ter Philips, Robert Burgess.
For REAL PROMPT Relief froa
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DUTCH HARBOR OIL TERMINAL REOPENS
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The Standard of California tanker “H. D. Collier" is
shown unloading a cargo of bulk petroleum products
at Dutch Harbor, Alaska, for the recent reopening of
the company’s terminal there. The terminal was op
erated by the Navy during the war, during which time
civilian customers had to depend on barrel shipment*
from Seattle or San Francisco, it will supply Berin*
Sea, Norton Sound, Nome and Arctic Ocean area*.