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SOLVE YOUR WEEKEND DESSERT PROBLEM WITH
JELLY ROLL
.50 ea
(HOT CROSS BUNS ON SALE NEXT FRIDAY (GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 19)
AND SATURDAY)
TODAY'S SPECIAL VttLL BE GIVEN FREE TO THE PERSON WHOSE
NAME APPEARS ELSEWHERE IN THI8 ISSUE
' "Let Your 'Baker Do Your Baking”
| (Christy’s Bread is available Saturday evcninqs and Sundays
I at Knudseii’s Budiak Fuuntain)
good FOOD !! GOOD FUN ! !
cAND cA FRIENDLY o1TMOSPHERE
at the
beachcombers
0 P E IV
DAILY
A
SUE SCHMTON
at the Piano
KODIAK SKATING RINK
Open 6 to 9 pm every ni«ht,
plus a M vines Sunday; 1:30 to 3:30
Get the SKATING Habit!
Reservations for P ivate Partes Avuifable
“Preparation of the Ground”
will be the topic of the next
meeting of the Kodiak Garden
club, to be held next Wednesday
April 17, Mrs W. J. Wheeldon,
club president, announcer! this
week.
Members of the club will
gather at the home of Mrs Julia
Beals at the Game Commission
house, and all persons interested
in home gardening and improve
ments are cordially invited to
attend.
Assaulter In Car
Found Guilty
A guilty verdict by jury, so
rare as to almost establish a pre
•edent was brought in Tuesday
in the case of Roy Chichenoff
versus Alex Mazoff on a criminal
complaint of assault and battery.
Chichenoff, an employe of the
Beachcombers, charged that Ma
soff, an employe of the base, as
saulted him last Saturday after
noon when the 2 were sole pas
sengers aboard the Teamster’s
union Shopper Station wagon,
driven by Henry Haag.
Chichenoff charged Mazoff
pulled and hit his head and bit
him in the hand and finger. Haag
the driver, testified that he did
not know who started the trou
ble, and Mazoff pled self defense.
The latter was defended by At
torney Talmage Smith.
The jury was out an hour and
40 minutes before bringing in the
guilty verdict. U.S. Commission
er G. W. Bubendorf gave the de
fendant the full penalty of $500
fine and 6 months in jail and
suspended the sentence, on the
recommendation of the jury.
Compr sing the jury were: Ra
chel Rogers; foreman; John Sten
lund, Walter Muller, Mary
Scroggs, Oacy McDonald, Wil
liam Robertson, Jan Beukers,
Peter Unger, Leone Lester, Wil
liam Fitzgerald, Maurice Gund
erson and W. J Wheeldon.
The fire department answered
a call at 5:05 pm Wednesday to
the service station on Shelikoff
highway, where a welding oper-^
ation on a tank in the rear bag
gage compartment of a car set
fire ’o some gasoline.
The fire was put out with a
hand extinguisher before arrival
of the fire trucks. 'The car. own
ed bv A M. Triplett, was un
damaged
Groups Hear
Mrs. Atwood
Stressing the fact that a “yes'
vote in the October election doe
not mean immediate and auto
matic stateho od for Alaska bu
merely the setting into motion o
various political machiner
which will eventually turn th
territory into a state was th
keynote of the speech given b
Mrs. Evangeline Atwood, prom
inent Anchorage club woman,a
a joint meeting of the Kodia
Business Women’s club, tb
American Legion auxilliary an
the American Legion Tuesdt
night at the Community Cento
Mrs. Atwood’s appearance thi
night was sponsored by the Bus
ness Women’s club.
Preceding the meeting Mi
Lilian Morris, president of tl
KBWC entertained in honor i
Mrs. Atwood with a dinner i
the Victory dining room Execi
tive officers and committee chai
men were her guests. Cover? we
laid for thirteen.
A luncheon meeting Mondi
noon in the Victory dining roo
brought together officers ai
cmnmittie chairmen of the Ko
iak Business Women’s club f
their first director’s rneetin
FleetsChristopherson announc
that the p-ogram for the clul
regularly scheduled dinner me<
ing next Monday evening woe
be presented by Myrna Perkir
Jorgen Fredrickson and \
and Mrs. Martin Jensen left
a Swedish liner on March
from New York for Oslo. N<
way, via Le Havre, France, a
Sweden Mr. Fredrickson w
visit his father and other re
tives near Oslo, and Mr. Jens
has cousins near there. Mr. Fr<
rickson has hocked return pi
sage fo- Julv.
I
new luxurious \
21-passenger DC-3’s'
No more war-weary planes for the air
minded travelers of Alaska! Pacific
Northern Airlines now puts in service
the first new transports to be used in
Alaska. Built for us by Douglas, they
feature luxurious comfort and warmth!
Equipped with electronic safety devices.
Pacific northern airlines
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