Police Chief
Out For Treatment
Carter Seymour, Kodiak
rfn'pf of police, is undergoing'
special treatment for a gun.
shot wound at the Virginia
Mason Clinic in Seattle. J
fie was wounded on Novem-j
her 4 when he exchanged!
shots with Nelson Maddux.
Seymour had goi«e to Mad
dux's house after neighbors
complained of some one firing
a gun.
Mrs. Seymour accompanied
her husband to Seattle. He is
expected to be there for seve
rai months.
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Local Resident Faces
Deportation To Russia
Five members of the city
council and Mayor Lee C.
Bettinger faced a problem
Monday night that merits the
decision of Solomon.
The fate of Alex Mazeff,
long time Alaskan resident
and a Russian national, nay
hinge on the decision eventu
ally arrived at by the mayor
and council. Mazoff faces the
grim prospect of being de
ported to his native country
of Russia because of his past
record of violence in the ter
ritory aid his failure to ac
quire United States citizen
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
for your information
About the 22nd of November we ran short of flour
and had to beg, borrow or steal whatever kind of flour
we could get so that we could supply bread to our cus
tomers till our order of flour came in on the Alaska
Steamship George Prentice Dec. 6. During that time
most of the flour we had to use was far below the quality
of flour we normally use.
This resulted in an inferior loaf of bread for which
we wish to apologize.
However our bread is again back to the normal
quality which we strive to maintain,
The best bread being baked in Alaska
Oldest Oil Transfer Tn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
^ Coming Soon! ★
Opening Of
THE NEW!
MECCA LOUNGE
FINE DRINKS IN
CHARMING SURROUNDINGS!
ship.
Governor Ernest Gruening
recently wrote Mayor Bett
inger requesting information
regarding Mazoff. The gover-j
nor has been asked to issue a I
pardon to Mazoff for a crime
committed several years ago.
Unless the governor signs the
pardon Mazorf will be de- i
ported.
Members of the council in
dicated they need time to con
sider the matter. Mayor Bet-!
tinger said a statement or re- J
commendation would be sub-1
mitted to Governor Gruening ;
umy aiier careiui consiuera-|
tion.
“Making recommendations
for pardons is a very serious
matter, especially if the de
cision may mean the deporta-1
tion of a man to Russia,”'
Bettinger declared. “There j
are many factors to be con-1
sidered in this case.” j
No definite date was set for
the council and mayor to make
their decision.
Council O.K.s
License Renewals
The common council of the
City of Kodiak approved the
renewal of the following club,
dispensary and retail liquor
licenses during a regul a
meeting Monday night:
To B. E. Nachtweih, E. E.
Erwin and W. B. Criss, a dis
pensary license for the Ships
Tavern: to The Elk’s Club, a
club license; To Roy Snyder
for The Mecca Bar, a dis
pensary license.
V. F. W. Katmai Post 7056,
a club license; To Darrell F
and Yule Chaffin for The Club
Unique, a dispensary license;
To Harry F. and Shirley Wal
lace for The Idle Hour Bar, a
dispensary license; To Harry
and Elinor Gottschalk and
Lila Bowman for Tony’s Bar,
a dispensary license; To Harry
and Elinor Gottschalk for
Tony’s Liquor Store, a retail
license.
Bobby J. and Helen E. Rice
received approval of a retail
license for The Ace Liquor
Store; To Vera M. Pierce for
The Town Club, a dispensary
license; To Jalmar J. Spring
hill for Dad’s Liquor Store, a
retail license.
Spruce Cape Loran
Operational Jan. 1
New Gulf of Alaskan loran
rates 1L3, 1L2 will be placed
in operation around January
1, 1952, Rear Adm. Joseph
Greenspun, Commander. 17th
U. S. Coast Guard District,
announced recently.
The stations are located at
Spruce Cape, Kodiak; Biorka
Island, Sitka; and Ocean
Cape, Yakutat. Charts and
tables covering those two new
rates are being printed and
will be available from the
Hydrographic Office prior to
January 1.
Whiz Sells
To Halferty
Whiz Fish Products Com
pany has sold their interests:
in the Whiz Halferty Can-i
neries, Inc., to G. P. Hal
ferty and Company.
The Whiz Halferty Can
ne ies, Inc., is a merger en
tered into in 1S49 of the can
neries of Whiz and Halferty
interests operating, salmon,
clam and crab plants in Cop
per River, Prince William
Sound, Cook Inlet, Kodiak
and surrounding are in A
laska. The corporation will!
henceforth be known as Hal
ferty Canneries, Inc.
Whiz owns and operates can
neries at Hoquiam, La Conno
and Pelican, Alaska, and many
fresh sea-food buying sta
tions in Oregon, Washington
and Alaska.
G. P. Halrertyand Co. has
operated a cannery on Grays
Harbor since 1902. The com
pany started originally at
Skipanon. Oregon 58 years
ago. It was the first concern
to can razor clams. They are
distributors for Pioneer brand
minced sea clams.
Buy Christmas Seals
CAR CLEARANCE SALE
Low priced dependable transportation
1950 PLY. 4 dr. $1100
1942 PLY. coupe 350
1941 PLY. 4 dr. 500
” BUICK special 350
Those are GU0I1 VALLES
CASH SALE ONLY
CLARKS GARAGE
PHONE 3444
BUDGE PLYMOUTH WILLYS
Clean Heat
MORE. HEAT PER DOLLAR
use; union heating oil
Call Kodiak Oil Sales
CALL 2411 OR 3141 FOR DELIVERY
Boh Hall’s Air Service
PHONE 3281
Your locally owned scheduled airline
ALL KODIAK ISLAND POINTS LOR
PASSENGERS
EXPRESS
FREIGHT
IVfuw certified by C. A. B. from all Hodiak Island
points to Port Chatham, Port San Juan, Kanatak
Yillaije, Kubak Village, & lialgin Island.
Shopping Service for Your Convenience
Serving the hodiak Island Area
with liependahle Airline Service