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'OR HALE- 320-acre homestead
(3 miles of fence will enclose
10,000 acres grazing land) with
ft-room house in good shape
with cedar siding & celotex in
side, old sawmill, 2-room log
cabin, sev. outbuildings. Only
$3500, less for cash.
Gasboat KayDee, 95 HP Mer
cury 3 to 1 reduction.
25 HP Hill Diesel, mch. per
fect.
1939 Chev. sedan, extra good
robber.
6 only 7-ft new Simmons fall
ing and bucking saws.
For Sale or Charter—MS Uyak
Inquire Harry Howe, Kodiak.
?0R SALE — Money-making
cocktail bar in heart of Anch
orage. Sacrifice for $13,500 in
cluding inventory. Write Box
205, Anchorage, Alaska. 5-11
’OR SALE—Trading post with
opportunities to expand. In
■ railroad belt, fur & gold min
ing area. Well established pro
ductive business. $10,000
would handle. Owner retiring.
Box 135, Kodiak Mirror. 4-27
OR SAI.E—Est business in
heart of Fairbanks. Plumbing,
Heating & Sheet metal works.
Stock on hand $20,000 with 2
..Ford trucks inc. Price $28,500
k terms.
E have listed several choice
ots in Richart addition, finest
"esidential dist. in Fairbanks
. Write or call in person for de
tails on these fine lots. Price
_'rom $275 to $350 each.
Gradelle l.eigh, Realtor
518 3rd Ave. Box 468
4ext to Nordale Hotel Rear
Fairbanks, Alaska
R RENT—Modern furnished
lomes Hot & cold running
tater Quiet residential dis
rct. SeeS. H. Seais, Mission
Dad tf
UND—Infant's gold ring, in
h Johnson's office. Owner
all at Mirror to iden ify & pay
a advertisement.
■NO TUNING—By appoint
ed Rex Parrott Leave woid
! Navy 644. tf
;K & KEY SERVICE—
ocks insia led, repaiifd &
■vs made for cars or homes,
tfes serviced. Leave orders at j
odlinger’s Drug Store. 4-27
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51ERY MENDING -Leave
>ur hose to be mended at
*Gy’s Dress Shop.
OR 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.
3R SALE—Lot 14 Block
12 Leite addition incl 4
loom mod. dwelling &
fum $1400 cash
Inquire
Bette DeYoung
•radelle Leigh Realty Co)
1
FOR SALE—Income property,
consisting of two 3-room furn.
houses, workshop, warehouse,
all on 3 lots See Harry Howe
FOR SALE—4-room house (2
bedrooms) furnished. Modern
with basement furnace. See
Mrs. Peterson, 58 Mission rd.
FOR SALE—Newest edition En
cyclopedia Britannica, excel,
cond. with spec, walnut book
case. Inquire Mrs. Clyde Gal
breath, 1st house this side
Montmartre on Mill Bay road.
P O. Box 1168.
FOR SALE—Burroughs comb,
register & adding mach Fine
cond $100. See at Smitty’s
Transfer.
FOR SALE—.41 cal. Colt, 6”
barrel pistol. Russell’s Men’s
Store.
FOR SALE—6-string Kaye gui
tar in go'd cond. Reasonable.
See Nellie at Polar Bear cafe.
Mrs. Mary Gallagher
The above-named person may
call a* CHRISTY’S Bakery to
day and receive the Weekend
Special FREE. (adv)
Town Topics
T. T. Jackson received an or
der of 600 Leghorn pullets on
Sundays plane, after a 4-dav
trip from Seattle. With extras,
625 chicks ai rived safe and
sound
The Lyric theatre closed down
Tuesday and Wednesday night
when some tubes, including ex
tras burned out.
It reopened Thursday after
securing replacements.
The ice pool closed Thursday,
A i ail road track is twisted
From its bed by the force of the
wave near A»hley on the wind
ward side of Oahu, on which
H n lu’u is located.
(This photo and those on page
1 are by Associated Press and
were transmitted from Honolulu
;o San Francisco by radio.)
‘Pillow To Post,
Gay Marital Comedy
Full of fluff and nonsense and
as heartwarming as a spring day,
Warner Bros.’ latest comedy ro
mance, “Pillow to Post” plays
at the Orpheum theatre Sunday
and Monday
Starring Ida Lupin;) in a dif
ferent comedy role; Sydney
Greeiistreet, the suave crook as
a funny fat man for a change;
and William Prince, who first
came to attention in ‘ Objective
Burma”, the farce comedy pie
sents a screen full of shy kisses,
sly glances and hilarious situa
tions.
With a cast of supporting
players that includes Stuart Er
win, Ruth Donnelly, John Mit
chell and Louis Armstrong and
His Orchestra, "Pillow to Post”
concerns itself with the antics of
a charming, lovable traveling
saleswoman and with the inno
cent but laugh-provoking scrape
: she gets herself into in a soldier
loose army town.
The film was adapted for the
screen from the successful stage
play and was directed by Vin
cent Sherman.
and all tickets in Etodiak were
sold previous to the last day.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Whirry
and daughter Donna arrived on
the Lakina last week. Former
Kodiak residents, they have been
making their home m Brookings,
Ore. since Mr Whirry’s dis
charge from the Air Corps. They
left Kodiak in 1943 and Mr.
Whirry spent two years in the
service.
Accompanying them was El
mer Jesser, Mr. Whirry’s uncle,
of Portland, Die. Both men have
accepted employment at the
base.
“Kooky” Miller, pon of Fred
Miller and brother of Al Miller
of the Victory cafe, is employed
there following his return irom
the States after discharge irom
the service. He brought with
him Mrs. Miller, formerly of
FI rida, who served as a WAC.
U. S. Commissioner G. W.
Bubendorf flew to Anchorage
Wednesday and returned yester
day, on business of his office.
Sale on March 29 of Block 16
Lot 17C by Al and Mable Fen
ner to J. W. Rhoades has been
Wave Twists Rails
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SUNDAY & MONDAY
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TEN CENTS :
A DANCE
6 30 & 8 -30
/am*
come
recorded at the Commissioner’s
office.
A fire alarm at 4:21 pm Thurs.
ealled the fire department to the
post office but fire burning ou1
Itside the oil pot of a heater stove
was put out with hand extingui
shers.
The stove was being worked
on when someone saw the smoke
and turned in the alarm.
The post office windows were
closed briefly Friday while fur
ther repairs were being made.
Special radio programs will be
broadcast at all Army insta Ia
tions in Alaska, in celebration of |
Army Day, Saturday, April 6.
High ight* of these programs
will be a message from Gen. D.
D. Eisenhower, and a transcrip
tion of a special “Command Per
formance’’ show.
Sgt. John Saunders, U. S.
Marines, returned by plane this
week from the States where he!
has been visiting with his family
in Hood River. Mrs. Saunders
and daughter Cherie plan to re-!
turn by boat and Val Morrison
will stay to finish school.
The United States attorney
cannot give an opinion on the
voting requirements of the city
ordinance, at the request of Wil
liam H Olsen, local attorney, the
latter has been informed.
John Mat.ders, Anchorage at
torney, has written that he a
grees with Mr. Olsen’s interpre
tation of the law to the effect
that 30 days’ residence should
be all required to vote in a city.
Kodiak’s ordinance requires 6
months residence and has been
ruled valid by the Territorial at
torney general.
Pacific Northern
Airlines
OUTGOING
A. L. Florence, Willard Berry,
G. W. Bubendorf, Comdr. Flet
cher Capt A Mullar, Joe Pike
INCOMING
G. W. Bubendorf, Patricia
Sullivan, Mrs J. F. Sohn, Fran
ces Everett, Jack Miller, Wm.
Koch, Vern Robinson, Bud
Metzgar, Audrey Richardson,
Oaky Weeda, Fern March, I.ee
Bet tinger Pat Cannon, A. Cich
oski Estelle Moore, John Kirel
la, Billie Luan, Clarence Cooper,
Mickey Moore