Buzz, Buzz
It won’t be long now before
you can Bung §9 and get some of
that good-eatin’ food that’s fly
ing now, faster than rumors, all
over town, red hot to year
table
Weekends. Bar—Be Q and
Sweet & Sour added to the
menu. Try them. Yum Yum
Eats. (adv.)
Distributor wanted for
TfOSTE
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
Ample supply always available
No bottle shortage
MANY SALES KELPS for Distributors
Lucite and Neon Signs
Back Bar Signs • Match Folders
Giant TECATE Bottles
•
Distributor a/so wanted for
MONTEBELLO WINES of California and
RENAULT CHAMPAGNES
Export Sales Representatives
110 Market Street, San Francisco If, Calif.
Kodiak Diary
(continued from page 5)
We’d feel a little more char
itable toward Mr. Bucbwach if
he weren’t the umpteenth let’s
visit-the-garbage-pile type of re
porter who over-emphasizes, dis
torts and selects to contrive an
unflattering picture.
What’s a rough - and - touch
store? Do the buildings look
like they’re leaning? What does
he mean we do not boast of the
dairy farm and ranches? Why
the put on an “old” coat and
“trudge” home to your wife
(Some of us have new coats and
think enough of our wives that
we don’t trudge to get to them.)
Why the hold-up the bank busi
ness and gallop off in a dog sled?
Banks aren’t robbed in Alaska,
so what made him think of that
—and there are more dog sleds
per capita in Honolulu than in
Kodiak. And that crack about
souvenirs. Authentic souvenirs
are rather high for prices are
controlled by the territorial Arts
and Crafts department. Dealers
sell some ersatz souvenirs but we
have never found a local dealer
who won’t tell a customer wbich
is which—can Mr. Buchwach say
the same of Waikiki stares and
are all grass skirts home-mown?
We have a bea'-up garage out
Brooklyn (the owner is building
a new, modern structure now)
and the theater mentioned
doesn’t look like it. And just be
came a western was showing he
mentions it for flavor — when
our 2 theaters between them pre
sent every leading Hollywood
company.
Neither of our drug stores
has humorous (?) signs as Mr
Buchwach says, but we recog
nize the signs quoted—and they
aren't typical of Kodiak, just
typical of Knudsen’s fountain,
where they are displayed.
And since Mr. Buchwach
seems to enjoy Mr. Knudsen’s
wit, perhaps he'll enjoy this.
We showed Mr. Buchwach’s
article to Mr. Knudsen and Mr.
Knwdsen shook bis head sadly
and said:
“Guys like him prove there’d
be more horses if there were
more horses heads.”
I Amen.
i
Neighbors and the Marshal’s
office searched for over a half
hour Tuesday for the 2 year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heglin,
reported missing
The search ended when the
child was found safe aslebp in the
Heglin yard.
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Legal Notice
FOR THE TERRITORYC
ALASKA, THIRD DlVflf
KODIAK PRECINCT, J
In the Matter of the EeUtj ^
WILLIAM BAUMANN, ,
Dtca -
NO. 290 Prebate )i
IN THE PROBATE
Notice of Rendering Accujii
For Final Settlement
Petition For
Distribution
NOTICE is hereby eiven
Clara Helgason, the administi
tiix of the estate of W
Baumann, deceased, has ri
ed and presented for final
ment, and filed in said emit,
account of such administi
together with a petition for
final distribution of eaidt&l
and that Wednesday, the 1
day of September, 1947, att
o’clock P.M., of said day, at1
United States Commission
office in the City of KoH
Third Division Territory of i
| ask a, has been set tor tnesa
j naent of said account tad
bearing of the petition for da
bution and discharge of admi
tratrix and all persons intesei
in said estate are notified tt
aBd theie to appear and sk
cause, if any they have, why I
said account should not fee settl
and allowed, and why distri
tion of said estate should i
thereupon be immediately nu
to the persons entitled then
without further notice offl
ceedings.
Reference is hereby made I
the said account and petiUoiA
j further particulars.
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska tk
8 d day of July, 1947
G. W. Bubendorf
Probate Judge
United States
Department of tbe Intern
District I and Office
Anchorage, Alaska
August 22, 1946
Notice For Publication
Notioe is hereby given tfa
the Kadiak Fisheiies CoaipH
have made application (ortd
diers* addition homestead,
chorage Serial 010154, for aW1
of land embraced in U. S. §*
vey No. 2607, situated at Ob*
vatiou point on the north stoa
of Shearwater Bay. east "ids 4
Kodiak Island, and it isno*^
the files of the District LaadW
fice, Anchorage, Alaska,
land contains 12.45 acrts.
Any and all persons claim*
adversely any of the above a**
Honed land should file their ad
verse claims in tbe local land^
fice at Anchorage, Alaska, witfci
the period of publication or tb*
ty days thereafter, or they **
be barred by the provisions *
the statutes.
George A. Lingo,
Acting Manager.
Date Fiist Publication
May 24, 1947
Date Last Publication
1 July 19, 1947.