ft)R SALE—The Cub confec
tionery & popcorn stand.
Good location next to theatre.
Mrs. H. M. Coulsey, Box 54,
iodiak.
(OR SALE—One of Kodiak’s
ticest homes—not just a house
-6 rooms and bath, newly
Rioted & decorated Furn. On
1 lots inch one of Kodiak’s
test gardens; skid shack to be
joeverted into small house or
tfighborhood grocery; some
tending material, income
property & outbuilding and
teds. Buy this week & save
J5W. Call aay day except Fri.
mnags or Saturdays. Ches
ter Clark, Mission road. —tf
fOR SALE—4-room furnished
koose with bath. Laundry
room downstairs. $2200 will
kaudle Inquire Lucky 7 Cab.
Also full length reindeer fawn
parka
fOR SALE—One furn. house,
one Ion cabin that easily could
ie made livable See Don Ol
lom, half mile south of Beach
combers or Joiner Shop at the
base.
(OR SALE—Girl's bicycle. $40.
bquire Shm’s Tavern Apt.
No 1.
AST CHANCE—To get your
copy of the mammoth State
hood edition of the KeUhikan
Chronicle. Features covering
all of Alaska. Ideal to send to
irienda Outside. Islaud Foun
tain
ffilZES— Hundreds of $$$$$$$$
worth of wonderful prizes! See
samples in Bert’s drug store
window! Get them at the
Silver Horde next Saturday!
SALE—Do you have trou
!e getting to work on lime?
One of our Alarm Clocks can
*ure this ailment. At Knud*
sen's.
OH SALE—Treadle sewing
Beehme Call Navy 319.
Ok SALE—And after you get
lo work one of our inexpen*
*re pocket watehes will be
pleased to tell you the time,
it Knudsen’s.
Oh SALE—Misc. household
tan Inquire Mrs. Don Bosel
11 Commissioner’s office or at
tome Sunday,
t>TICE—The Island Fountain
* now open until 12:30 every,
•veiling Drop in after the
<* sandwiches.
^ST—Black leather billfold.'
Resize. Will finder please
Mum to Walter Sippiell
Keep money but please return
>»pers, etc.
^T—Big black & brewn dog,
*»swct8 to “Ike.’* Reward
Navy 734, Parmenter.
FILM SERVICE—Rolls of 120,
620 developed & printed, 55
cents. Better—Cheaper—Fast
er. Norman Photo Shop.
NOTICE
Beginning Monday, May 26,
we will be closed one week to
allow for removal to new and
larger quarters.
We will be open with a larger
line plus a bakery route service
to the oeople of Kodiak and the
base, including civilian and offic
ers’ quarters.
Our new location will be on
N. Brooklyn avenue, across from
the coke plant—just 120 steps
from the corner of the main
' street.
The Double Rich Bakery
’ Bingo enthusiasts will have
their moing at the Kodiak Com
muu.ty center Thursday evening
with play starting at 8:60 pm.
The play is open to all. There is
no admission charge and many
valuable merchandise orders and
prizes will be awarded ihe lucky
players.
If sufficient interest is shown
in is planned to have bingo every
Thursday evening during the
summer months
Fowler Martin, vice president
of this Pacific National Bank, of
Seattle, visited Kodiak briefly
this week, calling on local ac
1 counts.
The post office, U S. Commis
sioner’s and other federal offices
will be closed next Friday, Mem
orial Day. '
The hours of broadcast for ihe
marine weather forecast have
been changed to 9uui, 4 pm and
8 pm. the local office of the ACS
announced today
Mrs. u. A rorgerson returned
to Kodiak Wednesday after get
l ting only as far as Anchorage on
1 her way *o visit her mothsr, ill
in San Francisco. In Anchorage
she leceived word that her moth
er was out of danger.
Ben Kraft, local merchant, re
turned to Kodiak this week after
taking part in a fami y reunion
in Poenix, Ariz. The day he left
there it was 111 degrees hot
All interested persons are no
tified that a representative of the
Veterans Administration will
accompany the floating court,
due next week.
Sale of the H. M. Coulsey ret
idenee on Mission road to George
Allison, of the base, was report
ed this week
Sheila Brillon, 11, received
treatment for cuts on her leg
from a fall on the steep bank at
the rear of the schoolhouse.
J. J. Springhrll is negotiating
for the purchase of the Joe
Loughrau liquor store and prop
erty, but sinning of papers awaits
transfer of the license.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bosel have
purchased the Cecil Brown ievi
dence on Carlson hill
Don’t Forget!
me sawn
HORDE JUBILEE
Tonight!
ORPHEUM
K O D I A K
THE SHOWPLACE OF
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT — "DEADLINE AT DAWN"
SUNDAY & MONDAY
TIME
SCHEDULES
Sunday
2:30 - 4:30
6:30 - 8:30
Monday
6:30 - 8:30
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DIALOGUE BY JULIUS j. AND PHILIP G. EPSTEIN • BASED ON THE P*AY ■
BY PHILIP BARRY • MUSIC BY MAX STEINER
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YOU
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MISS
j Double Murder
(continued from page 1)
The FBI said Novikoff con
. fessed.
According to reports the trag
I edy cause after an argument that
j fallowed excessive drinking The
i argument was said to have arisen
over a dispute over a fishing
claim. A fight took place at Nov
ikofif’s house, and Novikoff said
Nelson fired a shot at him with
a pi-tol that hi: him in the leg.
He said he went to a nearby
warehouse and got his rifle and
that as he returned to the house
he saw the c uple through his
kitchen window. He poked the
rifle through the window and
fired Simultaneously Mrs Nel
son sprang in froot of her bus
band and the bullet hit her No
vikoflf admitted he fired again
killing Nelson with the second
shoi
Dr. C. C. Bailey, of Kodiak,
was called for the inquest and
left bv Navy plane yesterday
afternoon returning at 9:88 last
night. He reposed that iheshot
that killed Mrs Nelson hither
by the nose, coming cut the back
ot her head. The bullet that kill
ed hei husband struck him right
between the eyes, also coming
out the back of his head.
Dr Bailey said the investigat
ing party will he hack this after
noon
The dead couple are well
known here. Mr Nelson was for
merly married to Body Nelson,
now employed at f.a'sen’s Bay
He married Mrs. Kathryn Wick
a* Kodiak on August 28, 1946.
Mr. Wi k was the vietim o a
drowning.
Mr Novikoff, his wife, known j
to many as “Codfish” Maiy and
daughter Julia lived in Kodiak ;
the past winter, while he under
went medical treatment at the;
GM hospital.
RADIO'S
William GARGAN
Janis CARTER
Jeff DONNELL
Screenplay by Hal Smith
v Produced by TED RICHMOND
^ Directed by HENRY LEVIN
WED. & THU.
\ fOMSUE
®. CHAN
m*«« MORELAND • ..n CARTER
FONG
Double Feature
6:30 & 8:30
FRI. & SAT.
*from the Dramatic Broadway Play . . .
"THE SEARCHING WINS"
«with
Robert Young
Ann Richards
Sylvia Sidney
Albert Basserman
OWENS SUTLIFF
Finish & Common Lumber
Moldings, Millwork
Galvanized Shingle Nails
Hot Water Tanks
Aluminum Roofing
CELOTEX