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Town Topics
Dr, A. Holmes Johnson and
Oaptain Elmer Lowry left by
plane yesterday for the annual
convention of the Territorial
Medical Association being held
in Juneau on Monday and Tues
day. They will return immedi
ately after the session.
Roy Snyder, Mecca bar owner,
left by plane yesterday on a two
weeks’ business trip to Seattle.
He will return to Fairbanks be
fore coming back to Kodiak.
Jason Lindsey, former base
worker and now a Hollywood
writer, and Mary Heydrick, de
signer and ceramist, were marri
ed ip Beverly Hills Feb. 28.
They are at home at 1805, North
Wilcox avenue, Hollywood 28,
Oalif.
Mr and Mrs John Gibbons
entertained a number of friends
at dinner at their home on Mis
sion road this week in celebra
tion of their Fifth Wedding An
niversary and of Mr. Gibbons’
return to Kodiak from Juneau
Mias Zita Cinich and John
W'alter Urban, U S. Navy, are
to be married this evening a1 the
base by U. S Commissioner G.
W. Bubendorf.
Award Winners
Holly wo id (JP)—Bay Milland
was named best actor for 1945
for h\s portrayal of a drunkard in
“Lost Weekend”, and Joan
Crawford beet actress for her rol«
n “Mildred Pierce”.
Ray Martin, owner of the
Club Liquor store, arrived on
yesterday’s plane aDd says he
I will b* here for the summer. He
says his family is fine and that
the main topic of conversation
in Los Angeles is the crime wave.
He also reports seeing the
Frank Kemptons near Reno,
Nevada, still taking it easy after
selling out here, and saw Bill
Schultz, who is still very ill, and
Frank Irick, in Nevada.
In Juneau he saw Frank Her
mann, former local druggist, who
is getting married today (Satur
day) but Bay can’t remember
the bride’s name.
Marjorie Pritchard and Wa'ter
Thomson, U. S. Marine, were
married at 8 pm Saturday,
March 2, by U S. Commissioner
G. W. Bubendorf. Witnesses were
Hazel C. Sutherland and Mrs. G.
W. Bubendorf.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
OUTGOING
Elmer Jackson, Nick Debanks,
Nick Frost, James Brown, Col.
Thomas H. Barfield, Col. Chas.
Gross, Howard Brooks. Wm.
Lewis (sale man), Mr. and Mrs.
Emil Knud-en & daughter Jo
Ann, Wm. Shuravloff, D. Shani
gin, Robert Tesch, M W Schlin
ot, John Nelson, Drnnis Boskof
skv, Donald McGee, Dr A.
Holmes .Johnson, Capt Elmer
Lowry, Buela l.unt, Roy Snyder
INC MING
Lt. Comdr Fletcher Norma
Kersey, Rev. K Hughes. Bill
Wdson, L Hebart, H Ains
worth, It. I . Peters, Hay Mar
tin.
Vt' E are now Agents Tor |
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glad to give you lull details
Safe Re-trial
On In Anchorage
The famed Kodiak - Schultz
safe robbery case got under way
Monday at Anchorage on its sec
ond trying following the previous
inability of a jury to agree on a
verdict.
Mrs. Rose Schultz and her
daughter, Mrs. Joe Tyler (Sally
Peurlj were first to testify, and
their session was taken up with
questions as to how much spaoe
their respective $22,000 and
$8000 would take in the safe.
Alvin Iacopetti, called Wed
ne day and Thursday, told his
part of the deal with his part
ners.
He claimed Gus Kovich first
proposed the robbery, and that
Kovich, Kubillus (Eddie Kay)
and himself packed the safe out
of the Ship’s Tavern apartment
covered with a tablecloth so as
to avoid fingerprints
He said they put it in the Ku
billus’ car, hid it on Montmartre
road, and later took it to a shack
behind Al’s Chicken Inn. He
said Kubillus was the torch cut
ter who opened the safe.
Hospital News
An unusually well attended
meeting of the I arlies’ Auxiliary
was held on Thutsday of this
week at the hospital Several new
guests were welcomed, and a
mos gratirying amount of mend
ing and sewing accomplished, af
ter which the members visited
while tea was served.
Tom Nelson was admitted to
the hospital on March 1 for
medical and diathermy treat
ments.
Miss Alicia Van Over, empl ey
ed as cook at the Montmart p,
was admitted on Wedn°sdav for
treatment.
The Ship’s T<vurn turned in a
iar during (he week containing
*17.17. This »> akes a total of
$70.37 received from this estab
lishment sin-e the inception or
the hospital drive.
Classified
Ad?
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
FOR SALE—Taxi business, incl
3 cabs on run & garage. See
A. L. Fenner.
FOR SALE—4-room house (2
bedrooms) furnished. Modern
with basement furnace. See
Mrs. Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
FOR SALE—4-room mod home
in town, nice view Furnished,
inc. new refrigerator. See Bill
Lewis. tf
FOR SALE—Land & build
ing, incl. new addition,
now occupied by Kodiak
Cleaners. Lot 35 ft. front
age by 96 ft. Center of
business district $30,000
Terms available.
FOR SALE—Lot 14 Block
12 Leite addition incl 4
room mod. dwelling &
furn $1400 cash
FOR SALE—4-room mod
ern house, comp etslv
furn. & 12 x 16 building
In town. $8000
FOR SALE—2-room house
furnished. On Carlson
hill. $800 cash.
Inquire
Bette DeYoung
(Gradelle I eigh Realty Co)
Hobby Car
Edward Hammond Boston,
starts f>r a -Tin in his home
made “wepr'” which he built
from spare par s f 16 autos, a
tractor a mowing machine and
a sailboat The “wpep”, built as
ft h‘ bt'V. avptSBPs 50 miles on a
zallon of easch e and has a top
speed of 60 mdes m hour.
FOR SALE-320-acre nomesrea
(3 miles of fence will enclos
10,000 acres grazing land) wit
6-room house, old sawmill, 5
room log cabin, sev. outbudc
ings.
Gasboat Kay Dee, 95 HP Mei
cury 3 to 1 reduction.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. pei
feet.
1039 Chev. sedan, extra goo
rubber.
6 only 7-ft new Simmons fall
ing and bucking saws.
For Sale or Charter—MS UvV
Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiat
FOR SAT E— Income property
downtown Fairbanks Roott
ing house, 8 rooms nicely furi
2 cabins that rent for $4
monthly each. Excellent bu;
at $15,000.
WE have listed several choic
lots in R'chart addition. fines
residential dist. in Fairbanks
Write or call in person fo> de
tails on these fine lots. Prio
from $275 to $350 each
Gradehe I eigh, Realto
518 3rd Ave. Box 468
Next to Nordale Hotel Rear
Fairbanks, Alaska
LOST—Set of keys, brown lea*h
er fold with Keys at both ends
Return to Kodiak Mirror. Re
ward
PIANO TUNING—By appoint
ment. Rex' Parrott. Leave wor<
I atNavyr644. tf
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FOR RE^T—Modern furnish**
homes. Hot & cold runnii(
water Quiet residential di*
tret. SeeS. H. Sears, Missior
road tf
WANTED—To rent, furn hous*
Write Box 1165, Kodiak tl
WANTED TO BUY—We buy
Guns, Cameras & Sporting
equipment. Russel’s Men’s
Store.