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Extract from Ordinance I
No. 104. !
SECTION 27. BRAKES. It
*Fiair be unlawful for any1
person to drive a motor vehi
cle without a brake or brakes
sufficient to brin.tr. and cap
able of bringing such vehicle, :
to a complete stop within
fifteen (15) feet when the]
same is traveling at the rate
of twenfv (20) miles an hour. ]
SECTION 28 Horns and:
Warning Devices, fa) Every
motor vehicle when or erated
upon a highway shall be
equipped with a horn in good
working order, capable of
emitting sound audible under
normal conditions from a dis
tance of two hundred (200)
feet or more, and it shall be
unlawful except as otherwise
provided in this section for
any vehicle to be equipped
with, or for any person to use
upon a vehicle, any siren, or
any compression or spark
plug whistle or any exhaust
horn or whistle which does not
produce a harmonious sound,
or for any person at any time
to use a horn otherwise than
as a reasonable warning, or to
make any unnecessary or un
reasonably loud or harsh
sound by means of a horn or
other warning device.
(b) Such horn or warning
device shall be sounded when
a motor vehicle is approaching
any intersecting street or
road where the operator’s
view during the last fifty (50)
feet of his approach is so ob
structed that he does not have
a clear and uninterrupted
view of such intersection and
of the traffic thereon for a dis
tanee of two hundred (200)
feet from such intersection.
(c) Every authorized emer
gency vehicle shah be equip
ped with a bell, siren or ex
haust whistle of a type ap
proved by the Chief of Police.
SECTION 29. Warning
When There is a Danger of
Collision. It shall be unlawful
for the rider of a bicycle or
driver of a motor vehicle to
fail to sound his signal device
as a warning when there is
danger ot a collision or acci
dent, by reason of the ap
proach of such bicycle or mo
tor vehicle; provided, that it
shall be unlawful for any
person operating or in charge
of any suffi bicycle or motor
vehicle, other than vehicles of
the fire department, police de
partment, ambulances, ve
hides of physicians and sur
geons when such vehicles are
responding to emergency
calls, to sound such a signal
device except as a warning of
danger.
SECTION 30. Lights. There
shall be exibited upon every
motor vehicle in the City of
Kodiak, during the period
from one-half hour after sun
set to one-half hour before!
sunrise, and at all times when I
fog or other atmospheric con- j
ditions render the presence of (
said vehicles dangerous to |
traffic, two head lamps, one on
each side of said vehicle,
showing white or yellow
tinted lights, visible under
normal atmospheric condi
tions at least five hundred
(500) feet in advance of said
vehicle and one rear light,
showing red, visible at least
two hundred (200) feet in the
rear of said venicle. No head
lamp equipment shall have
lights of more than twenty
one (21) candle power, and
the candle power to be as
designated on the light bulb.
SECTION 40. Duty to Stop in
Event of Accident. The driver
of any vehicle involved in an
accident resulting in injury or
death to any person, or dam
age to property, shall immedi- j
ately stop such vehicle at the |
scene of such accident, and
shall give his name and ad
dress and registration number
of his vehicle to the person
rtruck or to the driver or oc- i
cupants of any vehicle col- ]
lided with, and shall render to |
an# person injured in such ac-j
cident, reasonable assistance,
including the carrying of such
persons to a physician or sur
geon for medical or surgical
treatment, if it is apparent
that such treatment is neces
sary or is requested by the in*
MERRY XMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
The
BEACHCOMBERS
Eldon Rtaby Tot
jured person.
SECTION 41. Duty to Report
Accidents. The operator of
any vehicle involved in an ac
cident resulting: in injuries or
death to any person, or dam
age to property, shall, within
twenty-four (24) hours, make •
a report of such accident to ■,
the Police Department of this
city. t
SECTIONS 51. Penalty. Any j
person wno shall violate or fail
to comply with any of the pro
visions of this Ordinance, or
who shall counsel, aid or abet
any such violation or failure to|
comply, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall
be punished by a fine in any
sum not exceeding One Hun
dred ($100.00) Dollars, or by
imprisonment in the City jail
for a term of not exceeding
thirty (30) days, or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
City of Kodiak
Police Dept.
Classifieds
ATTENTION—home owners.
Anyone that wants birch
trees to plant on lawn or
place put in your order now i
for March or April delivery.
Henry Briner, P. 0. box
A-907, Kodiak, Alaska.
FOR SALE—GO gallon electric
hot water tank, table top
model. See Glen Banks at
City Market.
FOR SALE — King crab by
the half or full case. Call
Island Seafoods. Phone
4674.
FOR SALE—1950 Chevrolet j
deluxe sedan, like new. j
4,500 miles, power glide, j
heater, undercoated. See at!
22D apartment A, Civilian !
Hill, Kodiak Naval Station. |
Sat. and Sun. afternoon ori
evenings weekdays. $2,100. j
FOR SALE—1951 Dodge, 9,-1
000 miles. Excellent condi-1
tion Phone Base 667. John
son. 12-22.
FOR SALE—1936 Studebaker
4 door sedan, heater, $150..
Call 3291 or base 758.
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FOR SALE — Two Chevrolet j
4 by 4 cargo trucks. Both in j
good condition. One truck j
has a new 1948 motor, j
Priced low. See me at Dad’s |
Barber Shop. I
FOR SALE—1941 Dodge pick j
up, $250. See at 446 Bells
Flat.
FOR SALE—large furnished
house and small furnished
cabin excellent location,
lour bedrooms, two bath
rooms, dining room, living
room, utility room, store
room and basement. Fur
nace, electric range, hot
water heater, washer and
Frigidaire. Built in cup
boards and lots of closets.
Good furniture etc. Priced
for quick easy sale. Immedi
ate possession. Shown by
appointment only. Phone I
3202. 5
vvuiNDEKFlJL— ouy in city, j
income property. Truly,
beautifully located on beach j
close in. large spacious build-)
ing. Furnished to the last
word. Exceptional invest
ment for man and wife or,
partners. Two four room i
apartments. One eleven
room house could easily b ; j
turned into five two room'
apartments. Hot air and oil
heat. Remember the Navy,
Army Air Force and Coast
Guard expect to spend,
$40,000,000 here. Write P.O.
box 234 Kodiak or call 4?21
for information.
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FOR SALE— Three bedroom ■
house completely furnished.
Call 2172.
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FOR SALE — professional
electrified multi-switch ac-1
cordion. Original price i
$1,395. Will sell for $600 ^
cash. Contact Art Lander at
construction camp at Spruce
Cape or write box 907.
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FOR SALE — Trailer house'
and addition. Located onj
Mill Bay road next to Jim i
Spracher’s house. See Cpl. I
Baldwin at ACS office j
between 9 am and 6 pm. I
FOR SALE—Thor Automagic
Gladiron. $75. Call 3501.
FOR SALE — K-M electric
heater, new infants rubber
boots size five, radio phono
graph, portable radio, hot
plate, toaster, cuddle seat,
nautical table lamp, youth
bed. Phone 4081.
FOR SALE—model 70 Win
chester 220 Swift with
scope, mount and sling.
Call 4333.
FOR YOUR — plumbing and
heating needs call the B &
0. New phone number 3191.
MISSION—sale. Open from 1
to 5 pm Saturdays.
NOW—you can have your
watch and jewelry repaired
in one weeks time. Guaran
teed work. Kodiak Jewelry.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to tne arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing, j
molesting or damaging any |
livestock belonging to the!
members of the Kodiak,
Livestock Growers Associa-j
tion. pd 8 1-52 j
WANTED—to buy a couple,
of foot lockers. Call 4371.
WANTED—the Pete Hjel
meirs desperately need a
place to live by Jan. 1. If1
you have any place to rent |
or sell call 4371. ,
WANTED—to rent. Two bed-1
room house or apartment. Call;
Navy 717, ask for Chief
Aulerich. i
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FOUND—two keys on metal
ring. Owner identify same
and pay for ad at MIRROR
office.
LOST—brown leather billfold j
with identification papers.
Please return to Reba Lund
at Polar Bear Cafe.
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