SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY
£ Barry FN’ZGKRALD
if Walter HUSTON
if Louis HAYWARD
•$C Roland YOUNG
$Z June DUPREZ
Sir C. Aul.rey SMITH
% Mischa \UER
# Judith ANDERSON
Richard HAYDN
% Queenie LEONARD
Fmt there
were Ten!
"A’SD THEN
THERE WERE
NONE”
from Agatha Christie’s novel
A 20t,h Century-Fox Film
WED. & THU. - "Paris Underground’
FRI. & SAT. - "They W*»re Expendable’
LYRIC *Fhe Theatre That’s First..
I
Classified Ads
OR BALE—Completely furn.
house, 100 by 100 lot, bay
view—$5000
Carpenter shop, 2 Skilsaws, l
Sk.lsander. 1 bandsaw, doors,
windows, 10,000 ft. lumber—
$2000
See Elvin Foster.
)R SALE—3-roorn furn. house
See Hildebrant, 403 Mission
road.
)R SALE—3 lovely parkas
direct from Nome. Sizes 12,18
k 20. Also Mukluks A baby
lawn mittens, all size3. Ideal
Xmas Gifts. The Frontier Shop
OR SALE—8 x 30 Binoculars.
Inquire Kodiak Mercantile
company 12-7p
OR SALE—Steger upright
piano, recently tuned. See
John Marshall, Praise chapel
OR SALE—Small restaurant
oil range Can be seen at Com
munity center. See C. Blank
enbu.g
E)R SALE—Fryers, dressed,
90 cents per pound. We deliv
er See T. T Jackson. Mission
rd. A Spruce St, or Box 20i,
Kodiik. (12-7 l-4p)
fANTED—Janitor for school
sober A industrious. Must be
able to do minor plumbing,
wiring A carpenter repairs A
painting. See G. Blankenburg
at Frontier Shop.
IIM SERVICE—Roll* of 120
620 developed A printed, 55
eents. Better. Cheaper. Faster.
Norman Photo Shop.
'ANTED TO BORROW—
$2500 for one year, will pay
ten per cent interest. Excell
ent security. Write Box 135,
Kodiak Mirror, Kodiak, Alas
ka. 12 14p
Brown leather wallet
binder may keep money but
please return wallet to Sam
Stornelli, NOB Motor Pool.
Papers valuable to owner.
IN THE DISTKICT COURT
F< )R THE TERRITORY OF
ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION
No K-4333
SUMMONS
| ALVIN 0. SYLLING,
Plaintiff
▼s.
NETTIE SYLLING,
Defendant
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA. TO THE ABOVE NAM.
ED DEFENDANT, GREET
IlNG:
You are hereby required to ap
pear in the District Court for
the Territory of Alaska, Third
Division, at Anchorage, Alaska
within Thiity Days after the
i.ast Publication of this Sum
mins, namely within Thirty
Days after the 4th day of Janu
ary, 1946, in case this Summons
is published, or within ' orty
Days after the date of its ser
vice upon you, in case this Sum
mons is served upon you person
ally, and answer the Complaint
of the above named Plaintiff on
file in the said Court in the a
bove entitled action
The said Plaintiff in said ac
tion demands the following re
lief: An absolu e decree of di
vorce dissolving the marital sta
tus heretofore, and now existing
between you and this Plaintiff, I
and restoring each or you to the |
Hiatus of an unmarried person,
and for further and additional |
relief as is set forth in more de
tail in Plaintiff’s Complaint now
on fils in the above entitled'
cause and Court.
And in ilie event you fail to
so aopear and answer, tb? Plain
tiff will take judgment against
you for want thereof, and will1
apply to the Court for the relief
d manded in his Complaint and ,
as hereinabove srated.
WlTNr.SS THE HONORABLE,
Anthony J. Dimond
Diitnei Judge |
And the Seal of said Court here
un o affixed, on this 26th dav of
November, 1946, at. Anchorage,
Alaska.
M. E. S. Briinelie
Clerk
by Gertrude Hansen
Deputy
Stars in Thriller
Itene Clair’s “And Then There
Were None,” the spine-chilling
Slmiaation of Agatha Christie’s
masterpiece of mystery, ooens
Sunday at the Lyric theatre.
Brought to the screen with
star-brilliant suspense, the 20t.h
Century-Fox hit stars Academy
Awa d winner Barrv Fitzgerald,
Walter Huston: Louis Hayward,
Roland Young, June Dunrez, C.
Aubrey Smith, Miseha Auer,
Richard Haydn and Queenie
Leonard.
NOTICE
Bids are invited by the City
of Kodiak on a new 1947 garbage
disposal contract to go into
effect the 9th day of January,
1947.
All interested parties may call
at the City Hall for pertinent in
formation as to annual revenue
and con treat.
Bidders should furnish informa
tion as to equipment and ability
to fulfill all obligations of said ,
contract
All bids should be filed in
writing on or before 5:00 o’clock
pm Dec 23, 1940, and are to
become the sole propeity of the
City «>f Kodiak.
Myrna Perkins, City Clerk
North Star Calls
The North Star, boat of the
Territorial Bureau of Native
Affairs called at Kodiak Wed
nesday for an overnight stop
before leaving for Juneau, via
| Seward.
The boat had been to Nome
and ‘ not a bad trip” was re
ported • n the vovage from the
Westward.
A group of children from
around the island, who .reived
la*t week, left on the vessel on
their wav to school at Wrangell
Jack Allman’s official resigna
tion as fire chief was presented
to the eoutiod Monday, in which
he pointed out that since a-.sum
ing the position in May, 1944,
there had bee' 68 fire calls, and
that the Volunteer Fira depart
ment has ltt members
The o Mined accepted the res
ignaiion and voted that a letter
of thank* for Mr Allman’s 1 'yal
services be sent to him at Fair
banks
George Magnuaen was appoint
ed as fire chief at. a salary of $60
per month.
Liquor license applications ap
proved at the council meeting
Monday included the follow ng:
W. J. Erskine, general whole
sale; M. J. Loughran, package
retail; Ship’s Tavern, beveiage
dispensary; Idle Hour, dispen
sary Club Liquor, retail; Meeea
liquor store, retail; Mecca Bar,
dispensary; John Brodtkorb, re
tail; Log (jabm dquor store, re
tail; Bdmont Bar, dispensary;
b & B bar, di*pensarv; B & B
liquor store, retail; beachcomb-1
er-(ou'side e.ry Iimit3 and ac- ;
conn aui-d by pe'ition), dispen
sary; v-iub Unique, dispensary.
The school b»a-d is seeking a
replacement for Mr. Marsh, jan
itor at ih* sch 'ol who has sub
mitted hi* resignation
ORPHEUM
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THE SHOWPLACE OF KODIAK
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
“YOU CAN’T DO WITHOUT LOVE”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY 2:80 4:30-6:30-8:80 MON. 6:39-&:30
Double-Dame Trouble On His Hand1 ..
And A Murder Mob At His Throat!
He's a fast-talking, hard-hitting, ttratght
ihooting tadd who't dynamite with the
da mat... and danger to double-erottertl
ALAN LADD
VERONICA LAKE
WILLIAM BENDIX
.ctnoci MIQtHIII o*
GEORGE MARSHALL production
MID»SUVA mbs oowuhc m pbwb im* fuiiii
..—11 |r rw****to<
TUE. ONLY
RETURN
ENGAGEMENT
PLUS
Technicolor Feaiuretto
FRONTIER
DAYS
"LAW MEN”
Johnny Mack Brown
& R .\ mond Hutton
FRI. & SAT.
6:30 & 8:30
Baud on iha noval by
Cana Stratton Potior
isnlllE
After being closed for more
then a uiuntli Amanda s Hand
Laundry is again opeiating.
Associated with Amanda Price is
the well-.nown and efficient
Pauline Nelson, who lias recent
ly returned to Kodiak from
Seattle.
Business hours are from 8 am
to 5 pi- , with a scheduled 24
hour service, either finished or
rough dry. 12 14
The first attempt at coinage
in the United States, which re
sulted in the noted Pine Tree
Shilling ts included in a display
of e diis at the Bank of Kodiak,
the pioperty of C. t). Saeinan.
The coin is dated 1652.
Also on display are types of U
3, coiiu, including dollars as far
hack as 1795, and puiali and
large cents of different denomin
ations.
Making their debut under the
tu'elage of Coach Jim Bennett,
the Community Center basket
ball squad lost a practice game
to the U. S. Marine Corps team
it NOB Thursday night. The j
. score was 42 to 2S.
| Players who plan to wo>kout
1 with the squad next Thursday
must sign up at the Center by
Wednesday night.
M. W. "Tex” 0’Ri’ey, who
haj l>een employed at the base,
left this week for Anchorage.
Mrs. O’Riley is making her home
i ia town for the next 0 months.
Old Harbor News
Mr Charles Neilsen is the
guest of Durban Hansen.
Miss Christine Heller, Territ
orial Nutritionist, has spent sev
eral days in our village the past
week.
A sea was born to Mi. and ,
Mrs. Phil Cbokwok, November
13, named, James.
Mike PestrikoiT of Shearwater
has been in the village, repairing
and redecorating his home here.
Pete Kahutak was a recent
•aller on Henry Russell and the
Jack Spearns of Port Hobron.