■jie Rhoades Furniture store, l
Harbor avenue, is planning]
eonstrucfion of a 26 by 40
warehouse on property !o
ed in Lot J7, Blcck 16, on
yoklyn avenue.
’he permit was approved this
-k by the council
NOTICE
<oti*e is hereby given that at
general e ection to be held
the city had on the 2nd day
April, 1916, between the hours j
gam and 7 pm, qualified vo- j
B will east ballots for the pur
?eof ratifying or rejecting the
owing leferendums:
referendum No 1—An ordin
* condemning that portion of
jty alley wav loca <d adjacent
and bounded on the south by
t 10 of Block 12, owned by
n Kraft) »n i Lot 7 of Block
(owned by Emil Knudsen)
j adjacent to and bounded on
> north by I ot. 11 Block 12,
*ned by Ben Kraft) and Lot
Block 12, (owned by Vera
«ree). Purpose of said condem
uon to be to exchange a por
n of sai l alleyway to Ben
aft in exchange for a portion
Lot 6 Block 18, known as
aft s street
teferendum No. 2—An ordin
* amend ms? Ordinance No.
to read: The office of the ci
treasurrr shall be combined
h the office of the city clerk
1 office t > be appointive with
city council to have the pow
n cTioose the officer lo admin
ir the combined duties of trea
er and city clerk
i» elector desiring to vote at
} election must tie a citizen of
United States, over the age
!1 years, and must haveresid-l
ip the Teiritory of Alaska for
ear next preceding the e'ec
i and G rn nths next peeed
rhe election vvit.li'ii the Jim ts
lie ('i y of \odiak, m l m t
the qualifications prescrib
bv the Act of Congress of
rch 3, 1927, entitled: “An Act
’re-ic it>e Certain of the Qual
itions of Veters in the Terri
y of Alaska, and for other
poses.”
>ated this Monday, March 11,
6.
City Clerk
City of Kodiak
Notice
filing for candidates in the
r election to be held April 2,
6, is now open at the City
rk’s office.
Jominations shall be made by
ty convention, or by a peti
• signed by not less than 20
hfied voters. A candidate
it have the cpialifieations of a
er: i. e , a citizen of the Unit
States, over the age of 21
ts, must have resided in the
ritorv of Alaska for one year
t preceding the election, and
months next preceding the
:tion within the limits of the
v of Kodiak. I
he certificates of nomination^
II specify the office and term, /
group or political party, if j
and place of residence.
’’'ling closes at midnight,
oday, March 13.
C. Blankenburg j
City Clerk
Town Topics
Kia Lund, who was called to
Anchorage recently as a witness
m the Schultz safe trial, return
ed on Wedne.-day’s plane.
C. W. Kaiser, representative
of the Palmer Co-op, arrived by
plane this week to confer with
Navy officials on contracts for
purchase of Palmer products, es
pecially potatoes.
He was a guest at the Cham
ber of Commerce Thursday.
Mayor O. A Torgerson has
called the council’s attention to
derelict cars permanently parked
on Marine Way tha present s
fire hazard, and the police corn
mil tee promised to investigate
Patrick Lynch & Co has beer
granted a blanket permit t(
move that company’s new shove
whenever necessary.
J he city is considering a stor
age shed and garage on Brook
lvn avenue, size 40 by 40 with i
conciete floor, to hou=e city e
qmpment. Stanley Alvme esti
mated the building could be con
structed for less than $3000.
Emil Knudsen returned frotr
Anchorage early this week aftei
seing Mrs. Knudsen and daugh
•ei Jo Arm off by plane for Se
al i le. The latter have wired sincr
that they arrived safely
Buzz dolt, former Fairbanki
pianist who has been playing ir
luooi niglit opoio, VAtllriied to Ko
diak this week by plane after i
business trip to Anchorage.
The Allowing real estate salei
were recorded this week:
W. J. Krskine to Dyer J Bis
plinghoff, i ot. 77 in the Erskine
sub-division; S'WrO.
Caroline Hayter to Mill Voka
cek, I ot 11 Block 8, Leite addi*
turn
Jack Allman to Bank of Kod<
iak, 2-unit apartment on bot 5A,
Bmck 18; .$2000
Since publication of the tax
roll, delinquent iax payments
from Fc,b 23 to March 11 a
mount to $8 jo 48
An eme'gency shelter for peo
ple from surrounding areas who
arrive in K >diak without a place
to stay will be fixed in the city
budding in the space formerly
occupied by the defunct Alajk*
Travel Control office.
The city will allow the space
to be used by the local chapter
>f the American Red Cross in
jonjunction with the supervision
)f the local pubi c health nur»e.
The matter of ttie 9:30 curfew
or youngsters was discussed at
he eouneil meeting again Mon-,
lay night, and the police com
nittee was instructed to see that
he regulation is strictly enfore
id. Under the city ordinance,
larents have the responsibility
if seeing that their children are
iff the streets by 9:30.
Mrs Esther Twitchell, former
y a Bureau of Indian Affairs
uirse, with headquarters at Ou
inkie, who resigned her position
o become an Army nurse, has
ieen released from the service
'1001' Nights, In Color
Stars Cornel Wilde
There are a 1001 entertain
ment wonders, all in Technicolor,
in Columbia’s super-production
comedy fantasy, “A Thousand
and One Nights”, playing at the
Orpheum theatre Sunday and
Monday, and starring Cornel
Wilde.
Cornel Wilde, whose sensation
al screen appearance as “Chopin”
in “A Song to Remember” has
brought him new stardom and
sweeping popularity, plays Alad
! din; Evelyn Keyes, a top corned-1
ienne plays opposite him; Phil
Silvers, Broadway’s ace comic
has a standout role; and there
are hundreds of laughs, bevies of
girls, magical dancing and four
hit songs.
The story is based on Aladd n
and his wonderful lamp, but
Aladdin would never iecognize
what Hollywood has done to
modernize the story ir thrilling
I color, with lavish settings, and
] with the addition of comic sit.ua
1 tions and characters. For in
stance, when Aladdin rubs the
lamp, the genie who aDrears is a
blonde who falls in love with
| him, and as he is in love with a
■ Princess the trouble and fun be*
■ gin right from the start and keep
up a merry pace
Throughout 'he ensuing se
quences of magic and romance,
pretty girls dancing and music,
und up-to-the-minute comedy
t are skilfully interspersed.
and plans to return to Maekn.
She is in Seattle awaiting a re
assignment
Jack Metzgar is planning the
erection of a d veiling unit and a
2 apartment unit on property
near his home on Spruce Lane.
R. E. Dawson has purchased
the Freymueller photographic
studios in the Felder buildinu
from Henry Freymueller, who
n >w lives in the States.
| Hospital News
Pat Cannon was admitted to
the hospital on the 10th for
treatment.
Mrs Sarah Gugal, of Ouzuikie
was admit ted on Monday 'eri
ously ill.
i Eii Derinoff, 13, of Ouzinkie,
; is iu thu host ital ecovenng from
j a mlucr operation.
Babv Bonnie Katelnikoff, 8
months old, came in from Ouzin
kie for observation and treat
ment.
Ted She'at.me of Afognak, em
ployed on the Shuvak, was ad- ■
milled on Thursday for an infec
tion of the knee
Pauline Nekrasoff, employed j
at the Navy Base, is recovering;
from an attack of pleurisy.
A new extractor, recently in
stalled in the hospital l luudry,
completes the re-equipping of
that, department With the new
washing machine aDd 60 inch
If
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last showing tonight
THE CRIME DOCTOR’S COURAGE
WARNER BAXTER—HILARY BROOKE- JEROME COWAN
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:30-4:30-6:80-8:30 M< > 6:30 8:80
MIRACLE
OF ENTERTAINMENTL
TUI. ONLY eau b:ao
c-Meet the Dr j pest War Dog
of tnem otll
SENGEJUI MIKE
It’i * dog-gone thrilling
L. ; of four-footed heroism
I
WSD. & THU.
It Ji I S U E
HOLD SACK
THE PAWN
< 11 '8. BOVliH
•LIVIa D«HaVILaND
t-aU, hi" i h, GUDlMRlJ
Ml. & SAT.
6.30 & 8:30
HOCKIN' IN THS ROCKIES
THE IHRE STOOGES MARY' RETtt HUGHES
! he Hoosicr Hot Shots Jay Kirby (iJndjs Hiak®
tlatvvork i oner, the laundry is,
now operating efficiently and
systematically.
During the week, the following
jars have been turned in: Archie
Davis, $16.00; Polar Bear Cafe,
$33 25; Victory Cafe, $5.00;
lack’s Cafe, $10.50; Cheechako
Grill, $5.70 making a total of
$70 45 The h >spital staff wishes
to express their deep appiecia
tit n for this substantial aid.
Pacific Northern
A irlines
INC UYIING
E. W; Pniloot, Maj. Elmer
Wiles, M. F. Blake, C. W. Kais
er, Murray Olsen, Floyd Holt,
Maj. Philip W. Reed, Coindr.
Weed, Barbara Gomez, Emil
Knudsen, George Bliun, Kia
Lund, Lt. Jeukms, B. B. Bolden,
Garleton Hurlburt, Feie Ola in
F;iul Dooley, Eleanor D .oley,
Rena Austin. Dr A. Holmes
Johnson, J. Laktonen, C’apt.
Lowry.
OUTGOING
F Herbert, Harry Wholfeil,
Ernie Brown, Jotm Gray, John
Col lorn, John Be rf,, James Carl
son, Milton Schoonover Edwin
Kruse, J W. Kaiser, Maj. P.
Reed, Ed 1 arson
Loroa Campbell
The above named person may
call a« CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)