N * w License Schedule
itelzased By Collector j
1955 License Registrations
fcr privately owned vehicles
will go on sale at City Hall,
December 15. 1954.
In order to avoid the rush, ,
the Deputy Tax Collector has)
requested that all those wish-*
ing licence plates issued prior
to December 31. 1954 comply
■with the following schedule:
Those whose names begin
with A & B December 15th
C & D December 16th
E & F December 17 th
G December 18th
H & I December 20th
J & K December 21st
Lj & M December 22nd
N & 0 December 23rd
P & Q December 27th
R & S December 28th
T <§■ D December 29th
V & W December 30th
X, W & Z December 31st
Operator's License are now
■on sale for a two year period
at $4.00. License Fees remain
the same as last year with 1955
Tabs being issued rather than
license plates
City Vehicle Registration
Stickers are also on sale and j
are r, quired by all Motor
Vehicles using the streets of
the C>ty of Kodiak, the owners1
of which vehicle reside within I
the territorial confines of the
City of Kodiak. Alaska, and
all Motor Vehicles using the
streets of the City of Kodiak,
Alaska, the owners of which
vehicles reside within' two
miles of any boundary line of
the said city.
City Registration is required
prior to January 1,1955. Those
Motor Vehicles operating on
the streets of Kodiak after
January 1 will be in violation
of City Ordinances.
Territorial licenses, other
than operator’s license, are
not required until February
28, 1955.
Base Hospital News
A baby boy weighing 7 lbs.
2 ozs., was born 12-1-54 to
Mrs. Beverly Jean Morford
wife of Dean Russell Morford
LTJG, DSN.
A baby (Joy .'weighing 7 lbs.,
was born 124-54 to Mrs. Mur
iei Elaine Morrill wife of Nor
man Stewart Morrill LTJQ,
USGG.
▲ baby boy weighing 7 lbs. • |
ozs., was born 22 Nov. to Mrs.
Sally Pauline Matheeon wife
of John Peter Matheson SN,
USCG, at the Naval Station
Infirmary.
A baby boy weighing 7 lbs.
2 ozs , was born 11-30-54 to
Mrs. Anna (n) Barrow wife of
Eobert William Barrow LTJG,
CJSN
A baby girl weighing 6 lbs.
15 ozs., was born 11-26-54 to
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Picou
■wife of Harry Joseph Picou Jr
AD3, ESN.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Charles!
Miller on Dec. 1 a daughter, i
5 lbs. 3 ozs., name, Virginia I
JLynn. |
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Here is the 1954 Associated Press All America football team, selected on the basis of recommendations from The JP regibntd
All-America boards and from member newspaper and radio stations. In the backfield are Ralph Guglielmi, Howard Cassa y,
Alan Ameche and Dicky Moegle. The line is composed of ends Ron Beagle and Frank McDonald; tackles Rex Boggan and
Jack.Ellena; guards Ralph Chesnauskas and Bud Brooks, and center Kurt Burris. (A'wirephoto)
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"GO-AHEAD" LOOK
PLYING COLOR STYLING
"ROCKET" 202 ENGINE
ULTRA-NEW INTERIORS
SWEEP-CUT PENDERS
HOODED HEADLIGHTS
TUBELESS TIRES
PANORAMIC WINDSHIELD
' - Oldsmobile never stands pat!
And onoe you meet' this "
dulling new model face to
face, you’ll know that it’a
truer than ever this year!
For Olds is new from front
to rear, roof to road, inside
and out! Oldsmobile is new
with all the newest new
ideas on wheels! Power, color,
styling, comfort—you’ll find
Oldsmobile gives you far
more of all four! Be sure to
see and drive one of our new
’55 "Rocket” Engine cars—
and see why Oldsmobile is
way ahead to stay ahead!
OLDSMOBII
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