flooring Notice
mixed FISHERMEN
or ALASKA
ipeting of the United Fi h
i of Alaska will be held
Wednesday, March 6, at
jrn at the Union Hall.
veteran members, or mem
ifill in the services, are es
Hy requested to attend.
Jnited Fishermen of Alaska
Notice
ing for candidates in the
Section to be held April 2,
is now open at the City
;’s office.
iminations shall be made by
f convention, or by a peti
3igned by not less than 20
fied voters. A candidate
have the qualifications of a
■: i. e., a citizen of the Unit
tates, over the age of 21
i, must have resided in the
tory of Alaska for one year
preceding the election, and
lonths next preceding the
on within the limits of the
of Kodiak.
e certificates of nomination
specify the office and term,
roup or political party, if
and place of residence,
ing closes at midnight,
lay, March 13.
C. Blankenburg
City Clerk
Notice
sons who have not procur
y dog licenses for their pets
sreby warned that begin
jn Monday unlicensed dogs
e picked up and impound
unclaimed after 3 days
will be destroyed,
e licenses are procurable at
ity hall.
City of Kodiak
Notice
Tuits for hauling must be
oed from the city clerk for
hidings to be moved over
treets.
y buildings moved into
are subject to all applicable
ing and zoning restrictions,
ially in regard to location
siness and residential dis
, and as regards fire haz
City of Kodiak
ific Northern
ines
GOING
E. Siockard, James R. Lu
ietty King, Lois Wilson,
oughran, Jim Pierce, L. A.
e, H. Heaton, E. S. Ander
G. E. Kearney, George Sur
J. C Winchell, Wm. L
*, Babara artin, Ben
Jn, J. Johnson, D. R. Cock
9. L. Olsen, 0. A Rasmus
>MING
- & Mrs. Ellis Gaskill Paul
> trank Barnett, John Gib
Mrs Sinkausas A 2 child
foe Loughran, Ralph Up
I Miles Godkin, Abner Nel
Pritz Tritten, Fred Arnold,
Ptockari, Warren Stuart.
Plan Hti • ■s
(<*•>. t om r>a*e 1)
iinancing—City
can finani \ portion; through)
wharfage < h i ges and revenue
bonds Ii is-’ guested 30percent
be financed tur High the revenue
bonds an ' '0 ner cent through a
federal grant.
Federal budding—Site not yet
selected Housing need for fol
lowing.
Post office 3000 sq. ft.
Bureau of Fisheries 300
U. S. Marshal 400 ”
Federal jail 24 cells
Fish & Wildlife 300 sq. ft.
Law Library 600 ”
Commissioner 1000 ”
Public Health 400 ”
Alaska Communica
tions System 1000 ”
CAA 300 ”
Alaska Road Com
mission 500 ”
Justification—All present fed
eral offices are housed in frame
construction with a fire hazard ]
to records and property. District
court has no permanent place to
I transact business. Post office is
located in an unfavorable posi
tion to serve the community.
(Federal jail is unsanitary and in
adequate Rent for other federal
offices would be saved.
Method of financing—Build
ing should be constructed by
Bureau of Public Building of the
Federal Works Agency, financed
and owned by the Federal gov
ernment.
KEA Meet
(continued from page I)
in its result.”
The nine directors will be
chosen from the following:
Jess Blirin
Glen Robinson
W. J. Rhoades
Al Miller
W J Wheeldon
Joe Loughran
Jack Beukers
Merrill Coon
Ed Higgins
Sam Sears
Chas. Nettle j
M. D. Gunderson
Stan Austerinan
Chester Clark
Noiman Sutliff
William Worth
Remember the meeting, 8 pm
next Monday, March 4—and
bring another member with you,
Any reports to the contrary,
Roy Snyder, who is leaving
shortly for Seattle, said yesterday
that there has been no change in
the partnership status of Jim '
Pierce and himself in the Club
Montmarte.
Mrs. Pierce will continue to
manage the club.
Tony Kvas is sole owner aga;n
of Tony’s Tavern, having taken
over the interests of Jack Delane
as of Ma c’> 1.
Lacking a quorum Monday,
the council held its regular meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the
city hall.
The area by the Polar Bear
has been marked for no parking
except for the Shopper’s Service
station wagon.
loan Fontaine Has
Fine Comedy Role
Pre viewers are saying that
Joan Fontaine goes romantic
with a bang in the first comedy
role of her career, in Paramount’s
'“The Affairs of Susan”. She’s out
to do the town with not one, but
4, handsome men and it’s any
body’s guess who’ll be the lucki
est of the 4 when Geoi ge Brent,
Dennis O’Keefe, Don Deforeand
Walter Abel do the courting.
Susan’s hectic love life is re
vealed at the Orpheum theatre
on Sunday and Monday, and
Joan emerges as a gay and glam
orous gal with 28 wardrobe chan
ges designed by Edith Head.
The plot also requires that she
change her personality 4 times,
to please each of the different
suitors. Pledged to marry one of
them, he hears about the 3 other
men in her life, and invites them
to his bachelor dinner. They
compare notes and begin to find
out some surprising things. Su
san, who plays an actress, is ap
parently been acting with each
of them, and they mean to get
to the bottom of it.
Th.s situation clears when Su
san makes up her mind, and it
all makes great entertainment
The comedy was produced by
Hal Wallis, who is responsible
for “Casablanca” and “Yankee
Doodle Dandy”.
Hospital News
Christ Opheim, 4, of Ouzinkie,
was brought in by his father on
Sunday, and was operated on
Monday for an emergency ap
pendix. He is making a rapid re
covery.
Rhea Boskofsky, 10, also of
Ouzinkie, underwent an emergen
cy operation for removal oi her
appendix on Sunday night. She
was brought in by boat in the
early evening.
Mr. Walter W. Sipprell under
went an operation for hernia on
Thursday of <his week His con
dition is very good
George Tschertner was admit
ted to the hospital on February
26 for medical treatment.
Steve Andeison was admitted
to the hospital on February 25,
and discharged on the 27th He
was suffering f om a severe cold.
The legula monthly meeting
of the Ho pital Auxil ary will be
held on Thursday, March 7. All
who possibly can are urged to
attend
Acknowledgement is grateful
ly made of a collection jar turn
ed in bv the Belm >nt Bar, con
taining $21.07.
Mrs lack IJelane u derwent a
serious major operation at the
hospital on Tuesday of this
week Her condition is very sat
isfactory and she is making a
good recovery.
A slogan o be used on cham
ber of commerce literature was
chosen at the luncheon Thursday
at the Victory cafe Suggestions
were received from members
present, and the winner wa3
‘The H storical City of the Pac
ific Coast ”
ORPHEUM
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THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
"WHAT A BLONDE"
Leon Errol Richard LaDe Elaine Riley
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2*0-4:30-6*0-8:30 MON. «*#-**•
To GEORGE BRENT,
she’s an innocent lovely,
rough and ready and
full of truth, in
HAL WALLIS’ production.*
“The Affairs
of Susan y
A Paramount Picture
JOAN FONTAINE
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