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Legal Notice
IN THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT
No. 224 Probate
Jn the Matter of the Estate
of
HAN'S GERDRUM,
Deceased
Notice of the Hearing of Ex*
ccutor’s Final Account
f?nd Petition for Order of
Distribution
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN that JACK ALLMAN, exe
cutor of the Estate of Hans Ger
drutn, Deceased, has filed in the
above-entitled Court his First
and Final Account and Petition
for Distribution, and that the
2Srd day of January, 1947, at
the hour of 2 o'clock pm, before
Hie, the undersigned probate
judge, in my office in the Cily of
Kodiak, Alaska, has been set as
the lime and place for the hear
nig, nettling and allowing of said
First and Final Account and
Petition for Distribution All
persons inerested in said estate
are required to attend at said
time and place, and show cause,
if any they have, why the said
account should not be allowed
aad settled as filed and the pray
er of said petition and account to
make distribution thereof accord
ing to law, all this without the
necessity of any further notice of
any kind whatsoever.
DATED THIS 20th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1946
G W Bubend >rf
Probate Judge and
United States
Commissioner
Thanksgiving
Special
Don’t miss the folks at home.
Spend youi Thanksgiving at the
Beachcombers. The place with
the friendly atmosphere. Good
food—Good music.
A marriage license was issued
this week to Anna Simeenoff,
!
waitress, and Clifford Theodore
Makinster, U. .S Navy, of Gable,
Oregon The couple will be mar
ried today by U. S Commission
er G. W. Bubendorf.
G. W. Bubendorf, local agent
for the Territorial Department
of Public Welfare, said the wel
fare fund now has a balance of
about $14 in it, and no more will
be available until the next egis
lature
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Sgt 8am Morrison, son of!
Mrs. Allie Sanders, arrived at
Kodiak Friday irorn Anchorage,!
where he has been stationed for
the past 17 months. He is now
on terminal leave, and present
plans are for his return to Anch
orage later in the same depart
ment of the Army, as a civilian
employe
Six teams of Kodiak athletes
will match shots in a paddlebird
, tournament at the Community
I Center Sunday starting at 7 pm.
Jackie Nelson’s Flyers are the
'defending champions. Spectators
are cordially inv<«ed.
Making (heir debut against
fast comoany, the Kodiak Bears
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r basketball team sponsored by
the Community Center, dropped
a 64-44 thriller to the Navy
Headquarters 6 ve at NOB Thurs
day evening.
Bob Pierson, St*n Nelson and
Teddy Gregorioff were the stars
for the locals.
City Fathers
BPW Guests
The mayor and eouneilmen
met Monday night, but instead
of their usual role as host to city
problems they were guests of
honor of the Business and Prof
essional Women’s club at their
dinner meeting at the Victory
cafe
Myrna Perkins, chairman of
the Legislative committee in
charge of the program, introduc
ed Councilman Stan Nelson, the
niain speaker, who gave a resume
of the functions and problems of
city government Outlining work
of the city in connection with
the jail, city dock, street light
ing, schools, playground and
cemetery site, he suggested vot
ers should exercise care in selec
tion of eity officials and in con
nection with tax problems rec
ommended a new survey of the
entire incorporated area
Mayor Lee Bettmger spoke on
the work of various committees
and praised the counci Imen for
the time they spend on city proj
eats.
A brief debate on “Equal Pay
for Equal Work’’, was presented,
with Mary Sorum on the affirma
tive and Edythe Smith for the
negative.
.Justine nincaei, cu&irmau ui
the program committee, arrang
ed ior an instrumental duet, pte
sented by Al Levine, accordion,
and Tommy Hubley guitar.
Jeanne Crawford, Del a Kin
ports and Ta ley Mulqueen were
welcomed a* new members.
Guests included Mayor Lee
Bettinger, the councilmen and
their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
I Wodlinger, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Chrfstopherson, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Sears; Margo Lester, Mrs.
Max la I.aude, Mrs Helen
King, Mrs Edward Day and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wade.
The next meeting of the club
will tie held Dec. 2 at noon. Tha
board of dnectors will meet
Monday evening Nov 25, at
the home of Mrs Edna Kratt
Pacific Northern
INCOto ING
Jack McCord Lt & Mrs. Ar
chie Vann, J W. Thompson, S
Nave, W Savikko, M G.
Suc.ow, Donald Lawvere, Paul
Fietzs, Sgt. Harold Nee, Keith
Capper, Ben Kraft, Mr & M s
Don E Sun th
Mrs. E. K. Cooper & infant,
Pearl Johnson, Ens. James Mor
ton, Mary Irons, Mrs. Beulah
Martin, Louise Turner, John
Bvrd, Robert & Wm Estes,
Melvin Spindle, Floience Bolt,
i.t Win. Johnson
OUTGOING:
Elmer Butcher, Pearl Rold,
Doris Brimm, Janet MacDonald,
Lt. & Mrs. Archie Vann, Oak ey,
Stanley, Tina L»forih, Lt. Col.
Simmons, Mrs. Willetta Boggs,
Keith Capper, Jack King, Miss
Heller, Mr. Tuttle
Lee Bettinger, M. G. Sucrow
“Wonder Man"
Arrives By Air
Danny Kaye, wrapped up in
Technicolor in the role of "Won
der Man", arrived by PNA this
week and will appear at the Or
pheum theatre Sunday and Mon
day The show was previously
advertised but cancelled when
the film did not arrive in time
Danny Kaye’s amazing ver
j satility is given full sway in
j Samuel Goldwyn’s lavish com
edy, which has just about every
thing in it to ensure joyous ent
ertainment.
Kaye plays a dual role, a shy
bookworm in love with a librari
an, and a gangster who has been
put on the spot. When the
Kayes get mixed up the fun be
gins, ably abetted by daneer
Vera-Ellen, lovely Virginia
Mayo, Donald Woods, Steve
Cochran, Otto Kruger, Edward
Brophy and Allen Jenkins, the
latter known to many here for
his USO tour to Kod ak.
For Wednesday and Thanks
giving (Thursday) the Orpheum
has scheduled a special musical'
comedy, "Sweethearts of the
.USA” which has Una Merkel,
Donald Novis, Parkyakarkus,
and the orchestras of Jan Gar
ber, Henry King and Phil Oil
man.
Buses Not Running
Buses of the Tagura Transit
System were still off the run
this week, and no effort at set
tlement of the dispute tying
them up was reported
A Navy official said the Navy
would continue its run of buses in
the mornings and evenings to
accommodate base workers on a
temporary basis as now, act
ing the outcome of the dispute.
The drivers, members of the
Teamsters Union, were called off
becau-e of a question ot over
time pay
A report that the buses had
been sold could not be confirmed.
Hospital News
Larry Spath, local carpenter,
spent several days in the hos
pital for medical treatment
Mrs Evan Nicholson, employ
ed at the Base, was admitted on
Nov. 16th for minor surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bolden
are the parents of a daughter,
born on Friday morning. The
child weighed 8 lbs. 4 oz. , but
as yet no name has been select
ed. Mrs. Bolden is the former
Mary Scroggs.
Mr. Andrew Brandal, 39, of
Unga, died at the hospital early
Friday morning. He had been
til for several years, and was
flown in by the Navy on Oct.
27 but his disease had progressed
so far that help was out of the
question. He is survived by hia
wife and ten children, all in Un
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