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KODIAK
KAi. LABOR COUNCIL
^ ^ the 1st Sunday
.j, roonth at 10 a. m.
'q^berrnen’s Umon HaB
* Robinson, President
gtuart IN •Jckois, Secretary
A- F. of L.
enters Local No. 2162
Can*'1
oo tbe 1st, & 3rd, Fri
I each Month at 7:30 p.m.
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u M s'l'ERS,CHAUFFEURS,
SjEHOOSEMEN & HELP
gjlS Union, Local No. 500
HtetmtLH 2nd & 4th Mondays
U am Union Hall
U. S- Signal Corps.
_ Hours oi Business —
DAILY:— y am to 5 pm
Sundays & Holidays—
am to lO am & 4 pm to 5 pm
^urgency wires only may be
gled during closed hours of
receiving office.
AMERICAN LEGION
POST No. 17
MEETINGS
id A 4th Tuesdays 8 pm
Legion Building
L^gal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION—
KODIAK PBECINCT
4he Matter of the Estate
of
0018 DUMAS,
Deceased
No. 166 Probate
Citation
0: JULES DUMAS: ERNEST
HUM AS: FRANCOIS DUM
AS: CLERE MaRIA: MEN
0UD GAROLA, and any un
known heirs of the Deceased:
ARE HEREBY NOTIFI
and REQUESTED TO
FPEa R before me in my office
City of Kodiak, Alaska, on
fed
nesday, May the loth, 1946,
hour of 2:00 pm, then and
kere
n»e
Ao show cause, if any you
^ why the prayer of O. A.
^RQERSON, administrator of
nbove entitled Estate, for
JJ*“0rity to sell real property
. **°t be granted, and said
I^J^Perty sold of the Estate,
ADDr
°ximately three (3) acres
kind, or 130,680 Square feet
..e City of Kodiak, Alaska,
j *°***ing the Leite Estate and
****** the Watei,
*‘ot be sold according to
this 11th day of April,
* ak Kodiak, Alaska.
Q. M. BUBENDORF,
Probate Judge
n -Jr^gal Notice
fit ^ PROBA'TE court
The territory
OF ALASKA,
rfilRD DIVISION—
*OpIAK PRECINCT
^tatter of the Estate
•f
LOUIS DUMAS,
Deceased
No. 166 Probate
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN that 0. A. Torgerson,
the Admiuistrator of the Es
tate of Louis Dumas, deceased,
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, for cash, and sub
ject to the confirmation of the
said Court on the 15th day of
May, iy46, at the hour of 2:00
pm of the said date, in the office
of the United States Commission
er and Piobite Judge of Kodiak,
Alaska, all the right, title and
interest of the Estate of Louh
Dumas at the time of his death,
io and to:
Approximately three (3) acres
of land, or 13' I »i« fee'
in the City of h. > link, Alaska
adjoining the l.eite Estate and
fronting the wa er.
The terms and conditions of
sale are oash in legal tender of
the United States of America;
twenty five percent of the pur
chase price to be paid to the ad
ministrator of the estate on tne
day of sale and the balance upon
confirmation of sale by the Pro
bate Court and delivery of a
deed to said property.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska this
11th day of April, 1946.
O. A. Torgerson
Administratoi of the Estate of
Louis Dumas, Deceased.
Legal Notice
IN THE U. S.
COMMISSIONER’S COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT
In Probate
In the matter of the estate
of
JOHN E. STRICKLER,
Deceased
Notice To Greditors
Public notice is hereby given
that all persons having claims
against the estate of John E
Strickler, deceased, to present
them with proper voucher, duly
verified, within six (6) months
from the date of the first publi
cation of this notice, at the law
office of William H. OlseB,
Brooklyn Avenue, Kodiak Alas
ka.
0. A. Torgerson
Administrator
Pub. April 13, 20, 27, May 4.
IN THE
COMMISSIONER’S COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISON
KODIAK PRECINCT
AT KODIAK
In the Matter of the Estate
of
GUST LANERT,
In Probate
NOTICE
Public notice is hereby given
that Mary G.egoroff, adminis
tratrix of the above named es
tate, has filed herein her petition
for an order of closing and the
final account of said estate and
that Monday June 24, 1946 at
the hour of 2 pm in the office of
the U. S. Commissioner at Kod
iak, Alaska, has been set as the
time and place for the hearing
on said petition and final account
and all persons may appear and
state their objections, if any they
have, why said petition should
not be granted.
G. W. Bubendorf
Probate Judge
Pub. April 27, May 4, 11, 18.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR, Surplus Property
Office, P O. Box 2466, Anchor
age, Alaska. April 27, 1946. Seal
ed bids will be received until 2
pm May 20, 1946 at the Depart
ment o the Interior, Surplus
Property Office, Ft. Richardson,
on “(is is-where-is” surplus mar
me equipment located at Sewa’d,
Cordova and Whittier. All bids
submitted mu?t be accompanied
by a 25 per cent deposit in the
form of a certified or cashiers
check or money order payable to
Treasurer of the United States,
and a statement indicating
whether or not the item desired
is for use in Alaskan waters Bids
will be subject to prior with
drawal by government agencies
and purchase by certified veter
ans through preference.Certifie 1
veterans may purchase uuder
preference at the appraised price
on May 13th through the Sur
plus Property Offices in Juneau,
Anchorage or Fairbanks, Alaska,
but such purchase will be subject
to prior sale at Seward, Alaska
Listings of equipment and in
structions for purchase may be
obtained at the Anchorage, Fair
banks, Juneau or Nome Surplus
Property Office, at the Cordova
Daily Times, at the Seward Pol
aris, and at the Harbor Masters
office, Seward Marine Ways. The
surplus property office of the
Department of the Interior re
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Fire Warning
With the arrival of real stove
oil in town everyone is caution
ed about leaving stoves high af
ter ordering fuel.
Stoves that formerly operated
with the valve set at numbers
one and two are now set as high
as ten in order to burn the low
grade diesel we have been receiv
ing. Should your tanks be refilled
during your absence from home
the new high grade stove oil will
be a definite hazard if the valve
is left wide open.
Please arrange to have stoves
off, or better yet be at home
when your oil is delivered. All
tank drivers will co-operate with
you.
Jack Allman
Fire Chief
TRY THE MIRROR
I
Classifieds
Firing Notice
Danger Areas
Attention: All Marin
ers and Fishermen.
1. The firing notice published in
local press on 20 April 1046 is
hereby cancelled.
2. Effective immediately, and
until further notice by Naval
authorities, the below listed
areas are designated as Naval
Bombing and Aerial machine gun
ranges:
A. BOMBING TARGET
Sealion Rocks located 10 miles
north of Marmot Islands, 58
21 degrees N, 151-48 degrees
W. It is advised that masters
remain clear of an area 5 miles
in radius when bombing ruos
are being made.
B. GUNNERY AREA
Reference point and center of
gunnery area is 57-17 degrees
N, 151-08 degrees W. This po
sition bears 100 degrees true
40 miles from Ugak I land.
Boundary of area extends 20
miles north and south, 10 miles
east and west of referenee
point.
3. All mariners are advised to re
main clear of above areas partic
ularly whenai'eraft are observed
to be operating over same. Air
craft, in turn, will make every
effort to refrain from firing when
ranges are fouled by surface craft.
4-20—5-4
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Kodiak Diary
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diak. It has a pocket for tees
For the many of our readers
who have never seen a golf
course, a tee is something you
look for after hitting the ball, be
foie you look for the ball.
Publ:c Health Nurse Marion
Curtis gets in this column fre
quently, but we can’t help it if
the funniest things keep happen
ing to her.
It seems that Nurse Curtis re
centl.v answered a knock on her
door to be confronted by a man
suffering with two things—a
toothache and a little too much
pain killer.
She had never met the man
before, but he greeted her, “Hel
lo, Marion, have you got a pair
of biceps I can borrow?’’
By biceps he meant forceps,
as Nurse Curtis learned, so she
loaned him a pair and he got be
fore a mirror to try to rid him
self of the offending molar. He
was apparently one of those self*
service advocates.
He couldn’t make the forceps
work, however, so Nurse Curtis
gave him a pair of simple pliers.
Outside of a muttered “Oops,
that’s the wrong tooth” in one
stage of his dentistry, he finally
got the right one safely disen
gaged
Then he left, after thanking
Miss Curtis for her biceps.
From another source we learn
the man was a victim of practic
al jokers. His pals had put him
up to asking for “biceps” and
bad also given him strict instruc
tions to be sure to request that
the “biceps” be “fertilized” so
he wouldn’t get any germs.
Apparently the idea of ge m*
didn't bother him, as he forgot
the second part But after it was
over he went back to his pals,
wheie he reported that he didn’t
“think much of Marion’s biceps,
they were rusty because she
hadn’t used them for a long
time ”
As things do get around a bit
in Kodiak, what the man report
ed got back to Miss Curtis. The
last we saw her she was a little
bit concerned about the whole
thing; she didn’t like the idea,
stie said, of a man going around
| reporting her biceps were rusty
from non-use.
This is piinted for the benefit
■ of those who don’t know the ac
1 tive, energetic Miss C urtis whom
we personally believe could flex
a bicep with the best of them.
Juneau—The members of the
J Alaska World War II Veterans’
I Board, appointed by Governor
,'Gruening, are: 1st division, Rob
ert E. Ellis, Ketchikan; 2nd,
John M. Cross, Deering; 3rd,
John S. Hellenthal, Anchorage;
4th, Paul Solka, Fairbanks;
member at large, L Embert
Demmert, Klawock.
Robert 1 His came to Alaska
in 1929 and established the Ellis
Air Transport in 1936. Commis
sioned a lieutenant in 1941 in the
Navy Air Forces, he served at
Sitka, Kodiak and Attu and was
released in Oct. 1945 He is a
brother of V. G. Ellis of this city.
Robert Brooks is robbing for
“Spence” Spencer on the Christy
Bakery delivery truck this week
while Spence takes time off for
some doctoring.
Oil Burner Boat Stoves
t*r 24 in. Boat Mattress
iwr Reliance Oil Burners
gtr 30 in. Stools
cm- Waterproof Linoleum Cement
nr Linoleum Paste
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FURNITURE STORE
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