Major Mann Gels
Transfer
Elmendorf Air Force Base—
Major Glenn E. W. Mann, Jr.,
USAF, who was married in
1942 to Miss Anita Ann White
of Kodiak, has received his
new assignment to the 34th
Air Division at Kirtland Air
Force Base, Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
He will leave Elmendorf in
July for his new base.
Mrs. Mann and two child
ren, Jack, 7, and Joan Anita,
3, will visit in Kcdiak before
joining the Major in New
Mexico. Mrs. Mann is the
daughter of Mrs. Ben Kraft.
Major Mann is Air Defense
Officer of the Alaskan Com
mand. This is his third tour
of duty in Alaska. As a mem
ber of the 36th Bombardment
Squadron, he flew B-17’s dur
ing the World War II cam
paign in the Aleutians. He
later saw combat duty in
England.
Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. Mann and
children are expected to ar
rive here from Seattle soon.
Edward Naughton, former
employee at the post office,
returned to Ft. Richardson
this week after spending a 10
day furlough here with his
mother.
! Mrs. Orrin Kimball, the
I former Flavia Hansen, arrived
j in town recently from Seward
i where she taught school the
1 past year.
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany freighter Lucidor, ar
rived at Kodiak Naval Sta
tion this week.
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Classifieds
Classified ads will be accept
ed until noon Friday. Ads wil
be accepted over the telephone
but are payable by Friday
noon, to appear in the follow
ing day’s paper.
SELLING SOMETHING ? ? ?
The MIRROR office has
some FOR SALE posters
for sale at 35c each.
FOR’SALE— new Lang oil
range, low shelf and double
high shelf, hot water coils,
number 4 deluxe oil burner,
bricking firebox. This is
suitable for cafe, restaurant
or construction camp cook
ing. See Stone, ph one 2688.
FOR SALE—1949 Plymouth
l club coupe, heater, radio.
Many extra accessories.
Excellent condition. Phone
4481.
FOR SALE—1941 panel truck.
Must sell. Best offer. Call
3211 or 4161.
FOR SALE—Unfinished chest
of drawers, new baby’s
swing and jumper, buggy,
Electrolux and high chair.
See at 121 Alder Lane.
FOR SALE—One R. M. Wade
power drag saw, good con
dition, $75. See Ed Opheim.
! FOR SALE — 4-door Dodge
Sedan. Good condition.
Price $400. Call base 232 or
669.
FOR SALE—One used 2 h. p.,
3 phase motor. See at MIR
ROR Office and make offer.
FOR SALE—at the MIRROR
office. Signs that read, For
Sale.
FOR SALE — Rubber-stamp
pads, $1.00 each. Kodiak
! MIRROR office.
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FOR SALE—Wood lathe with
; motor and set of cuttm
knives; drill press and
motor; 8 inch bench saw;
band saw; 12 inch jig saw.
Call 4313.
FOR SALE — Gas kitchen
stove, 4 burners, griddle,
broiler, oven. Gas refrigera
tor. Call 4313.
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. 6-31 pd
LOST — man’s heavy gold
ring, blue-green stone with
gold Persian inscription.
Very liberal reward. Con
tact Whiz-Halferty Office.
LOST—brown, breast pocket
wallet. Finder keep money.
Please return wallet and
papers to Jack Holtz, Ko
diak Hotel or to Insurance
. Deoartment at Bank of
Kodiak.
WILL — buy refrigerator,
electric range, living room
suite, dinette set etc. Must
be in nice condition. Lee
Sears, Mission road.
RUMMAGE—sale at the Bap
tist Mission from 1 to 8 pm
Saturday.
WANTED—Baby sitter, days
in my home. Phone 2484
evenings.
RUBBER STAMPS — at the
Kodiak MIRROR. Made to
order. Orders filled in ten
days or less. Also notary
seals.
FOR SALE—Grunow all wave
radio; card table; 2 pair
ladies loafers size 7 AA.
Call 4313.
, FOR SALE - Dodge 1947 2
door sedan. Fine condition.
Radio and heater. Call Navj
544 or 780.
Civil Defense
Ordinance Passed
An ordinance, no. 150, re
lating to Civil Defense anc
j Disasters was adopted by th<
| common council of the City ol
1 Kodiak recently.
' The ordinance covers al
phases of emergency func
tions and evacuations that an
not covered by the military ir
the event of enemy attack oi
sabotage. It also covers dis
asters from fire, flood, storm
epidemic, riot, earthquake oi
similar public calamity.
George J. Sonntag has beer
nahned director and vice chair
man of the local Civil Defensi
organization. Mayor Lee C
Bettinger is chairman.
The advisory council of th«
organization is composed ol
Jack Hinckel, Clarence Diz
ney and Henry Neseth.
Deputy Directors for five de
partments have been selected.
“All officers and employees
of the city, together with
i those volunteer forces, all
\ groups, organizations and
persons pressed into servict
under the provisions of the
ordinance are charged with
the duties incident to the pro
tection of life and property ir
[the city during a disaster and
constitute the civil defense and
disaster organization of the
City of Kodiak,” one section
of the ordinance states.
The new ordinance also pro
vides for punishment of vio
lations by a fine or imprison
ment.
The ordinance is now in
effect and has been declared
an emergency measure neces
sary for the immediate pre
servation of public peace,
health and safety.
NOTICE
If you can not get us on
phone 3131, call 4303 for oil
delivery. Office hours, 1 pm to
5 pm Monday through Thurs
day. 1 pm to 7 pm Friday.
Thsmpson Transfer.
Judge Folta Presides
In Third Division
i Judge George W. Folta of
the First District Court in
Juneau, will be on che bench
in the Third District Court in
j Anchorage from July 9 to late
I in August.
| Judge Anthony J. Dimond
| of the Third District Court
will be absent from Anchor
age after June 23 until late in
August. He plans to attend a
judiciil conference in southern
' California.
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