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Ray Martin, District agent
Request For Bids
Tlie City of Kodiak, Alaska;
■guests bids on 'establishing -a
0ade line from tfhe intersecttCn
af Main Street and MrsSon
load, thence sdong Main Street
ie U>e intersection of Main
Street arti Mill Bay Road,
thence along Mill Bay ftoad to
. the intersection witlh Alaska
Street, thence afomg Alaska
Street to Brooklyn Avenue, or a
fatal 0- approximately oDe thou*
aaad feet in length ”by thirty feet
iiwidth, under the terms and
■renditions to be authorized by
the Common Council of the City
“ 'flf;Kodiak.
JTbe woi k mdl! consist of mov
•g about twe'Uiousand yards df
'the present surface and surfacing
• eith crushed' rock, lowering thr
v iewer man holes and putting Mn
g ament carfcs and catefc basins
and drains for same. Plitns ?®nd
•peeifications are available itf the
City Clerk’s office.
Bids-are to be in written and
«ealed and postmarked'eet later
than midnight, March >31, 1947.
The City reserves the privilege
ef rejecting any or alll'Wds.
' City of Kodiak, 'Alaska
IMyrna PerfcmsACity CleHt
Ton Can Get
Quick Belief From
Tired Fryes
tllBlHC THIS SS*M-_ TEST TOOttY
I* t£KS TIRED? Sootbi?tssrid Tefresh them in
; aerrnds with Jwo drops of aafe, gentle
ifunrio in each eyajsicou get—
‘".QUICK RELIEF. Instcsrii/v your eyes feel re
• Iresi4T-d. Murine's scientific blond of .7 in
wpedieniff cleansos -cxud soothes eyes that
<re tired from oveswrork or exposure to
- xun. wind and da1
MURINE S|
f iWOR YOJJE 3ZYKB u®§ >
Contributors
(1947 Kodiak Cammunitv
Center Fund Campaign)
$600
Ben Kraft, W. J. Erskme Cm,
$366
Ar venean Bad Cross
$209
Veteran* of Foreign Ware
$160
Bank of Kodiak, Folar Bear
Cafe
$100
Anchorage Caid Storage, The
Ctcr.no, Jorgt« Fredrickson, Mr.
& Mrs. ttoil Knudsin Kodiak
Mirror, Mr. Mrs. Max 1 a
•Lande, Mecca Bar, J. W.
Rhoades,“Ship's Trfrern, Mr. &
Mrs. Roibert vontScheele, Mr &
Mrs Jess Blinn, Mr. A Mrs.
Harry Chfi-toftherson, Mr. A
Mrs Jack Hinckel, Kodu k
Cleaners, Kodiak Retail Liquor
Dealers’ Ass’c, Patrick Lynch,.
Normau Photo Shop, Rotary;
Cttib, Thompson Transfer Co..
L K Wodlisiger
$75
Volunteer Fire Department j
$65
Dr. A.Tiohnes Johnson
$60
American Lesion Auxiliary,
Catherine iBIankenoung, Club
Liquor Store, Kodiak Welding
Works,'Mr. & Mrs. A. A.’Owen,
Jr, ifiussian W7omen's Club,
Bartenders1 Union No 875, Mr.
& Mrs. John Chase, Kodiak Bot
tling Works, Joe Loughran, R
D ■ Russell, Standard Oi! Co
$40
Mr. <fe Mrs. R. E. Dawson,
Mr -A Mrs. Paul Herring, Mr. A
Mrs '■€> A. Torgeraon
$35
Owen & Sutliff, William H.
FiUgerald
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. 3§1
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
Hallgrimur Olafsou, 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 Talnaage 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
roary 22nd, 1947.
CHRIS K. MATT8EN
Executor of the Estate of
Hallgrimur Olafson, deceased
I
$30
Tesarik & Folsom, Mr. &. Mrs.
Marcus Meyer
$25
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Beals, John
Beodtkorb, Mr. <fe Mrs. Basil
Clark, Mr. & Mrs. Max Folsom,
Marjorie Guuderaon, Kodiak
Baptist Mission, Peggy McMur
do, Charts Madsen, Oscar Nel
son, Orpheum Theatre, John
Raft, Talmage L. Smith, Wrrih
Casey, Mi. & Mrs, N. M. Cham
berlain, Culinary Workers Local,
Gray Nuns of the Sacred Heait,
| Jesuit Fathers through Father
j Fink, Kodiak Realty and Invest
ment Co, H F MacDunaid,
Mr A Mrs. S A. Nave, Curt II
Noble, Jr., Myrua Perkius, W.
G isla *jii, Mary E Sonrni,
Mrs. Warren Lay or M:. A Mrs.
Iveo Wi de, Dr E J Sul ivan,
Bryan Thorsheini
Continued Next Woek
There were 24 cases heard I y
'the city magistrate in Febru
ary, it was reported at the coun
cil meeting Monday, with $154
assessed in fines
7«tp
A British army officer, w ho
was sunbathing on the roof of
the British Officers’ club in Jem
-salem when it was ripped a pa it
by an explosion, is assisted from
the wreckage by a companion.
The Jewish underground was
'blamed for Che explosion.
Bottom
Father Edmund Boyle of Reno
easily reads Bible print after an (
operation using a dead convict’.!
eye to restore perfect sight.
The 30 year-old priest had
been blind in l be right eye since
childhood He was willed an eye
by Paul Maynard Skaug, con
victed of murder.
The operation was performed
the day after Skaug died in tiie
gas chamber.
t
• You don't have to worry
about the cost oi good
food, clothing and quarters
when you're in the new
Regular Army. They're all
supplied to you —plus new
high pay that's practically
all clear. You're money
ahead in an Army job. II
you're 17 to 34. healthy and
mentally alert, get all the
(acts now at your nearest
U. S. Army Recruiting
Station.
M.P. STATION, KODIAK, FT. GREELY, Tel. Army 74