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Ray Martin, District agent
Legal Notice
THE PROBATE COURT
FOR THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
IN KODIAK PRECINCT
In the Matter of the Estate of
HALLGRIMUR OLAFSON,
Deceased.
NO. 301
NOTICE TO GREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
EN by the undersigned that he
has been appointed and has qual
ified as Executor of the Estate of
Hallgrimtir Olafson, Deceased,
and all creditors of the deceased
and all persons having claims a
gainst the said Estate are requir
ed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication
of this notice to present them
and exhibit them, with the nec
essary Vouchers, papers and doc
uments, to the said Executor at
the office of Talmage L. Smith,
Felder Building, Kodiak, Alaska,
that being the place for the tran
saction of the business in connec
tion with the said Estate.
Dated: First Publication, Feb
ruary 22nd,1947.
CHRIS K. MATTSEN
Executor of the Estate of
Hallgrimur Olafson, deceased
c/Inrtouncing!
CHUCK’S & ULL’S
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Request For Bids
The City of Kodiak, Alaska
requests bids on establishing a
pade line from the intersection
if Main Street and Mission
bad, thence along Main Street
io the intersection of Main
Street and Mill Bay Hoad,
thence along Mill Bay Road to
the intersection with Alaska
Street, thence along Alaska
Street to Brooklyn Avenue, or a
total of approximately one thou
sand feet in length by thirty feet
in width, under the terms and
conditions to be authorised by
the Common Council of the City
of Kodiak.
The woik will consist of mov
ing about two thousand yards of
the present surface and surfacing
with crushed rock, lowering the
sewer man holes and putting in
cement curbs and catch basins
and drains for same. Plans and
specifications are available at the
Gty Clerk’s office.
Bids aie to be in writing and
gealed and postmarked not later
than midnight, March 31, 1947.
The City reserves the privilege
of rejecting any or all bids.
City of Kodiak, Alaska
Myrua Perkins, City Clerk
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KioeR^ct
t.
Forty-two centuries look down upon
America’s ambassadors of freedom in Korea.
Of a succession of ruthless rulers there now
remains a race eager to adopt the freedom
of the Western world.
j Few citizens of other lands will get to see
' Korea before the new way takes hold. Few,
that is, besides Regular Army men who have
requested assignment to occupation forces in
Korea and who are helping to bring about
the change. Many of these young men —
volunteers from every neighborhood - are
broadening their experience not only by
learning about Korea’s amazing history, but
also by exploring a thousand unique sights
ifar from the beaten tourist track.
Americans have no comer on this curi
>osity. The Koreans, too. have much to learn
.... principles of democracy, woman suffrage,
universal schooling, and individual initiative
in developing the Hand’s abundant resources.
These rights and rprivileges have been insti
tuted by the mew Korean government, aided
by the U. S. Army. Healthy attitudes toward
these reforms are being absorbed from the
Army man 'himself — a personal representa
tive of theTJ.-S.iQovernment. He is regarded
with respect wherever he goes.
The /Army realizes the importance of
having top-fiight men in the Far Ease, and
has opened three-year enlistments in certain
Ground IForces divisions stationed there.
Full information may be obtained at the
nearesJ TJ.:S. /Army Recruiting Station.