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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Garage Fire
(continued from page 1)
two army trucks, with a navy
truck standing by in case it was
needed.
Acting Fire Chief Jack King
said from his investigation he
believed the fire started from a
homemade store used to heat
the garage part. The store con
sisted of two oil drums welded
together vertically which stood
about 10 feet h'gh. A witness
saw (lames pour from the chim
ney and said that a minute later
the ceiling above the stove burst
into flames.
Karvonen, who is now a mem
ber of the armed forces and is
stationed at Fort Greely, said
that an attempt, will be made to
reopen if a location can be ob
tained.
Council Story
(continued from page 1)
The City Clerk reported that
James Walton has been servic
ing the water chlorination sys
tems and has not received pay
ment. After some discussion,
Mr. Smith offered to contact the
own rs of the water systems in
an effort to get Walton’s salary.
There was a discussion on
personal taxes on cars owned by
persons living outside of city
limits. The council agreed that
since the owners had not ap
peared before the Board of
Equalization, no refund could be
given.
A request by L. Melin for con
struction of a read near her
property was tabled for further
investigation.
Two copies of communications
regarding the chlorination of the
new water system were read, the
gist being that if the F. W A
would apply for chlorination e
qoipment, favorable considera
tion would be given by the War
Production Board.
The council approved moving j
of the safe in the city hall to the |
City Clerk’s office for safe-keep-'
ing of city records.
City Attorney Kehoe is to be
instructed by letter to take steps
in proeuring a caterpillar and
heavy grader on the same basis
as the city fire trucks.
Jap Trophies Shown
One of the first displays of
Jap souvenirs in Kodiak has
been arranged by the Bank of
Kodiak through the cooperation
of Army Intelligence, Fort Gree
ly, and can now be seen in the
front window of the bank.
Included are a Jap knee mor
tar, shells, gear and clothing.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith entertained
a number of guests at her home
on the Shelikoff highway Friday
evening in honor of the 13th
birthday anniversary of her
daughter, Miss Shirley Reed.
A birthday cake artistically
decorated by A1 Miller adorned
the center of the table where
refreshments were served to
Beatrice Malutin, Donna Frost,
Lorraine Magnusen, Ruth and|
Nellie Chase Audrey Brobst,
Nellie Ohrm, Mrs. John Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Miller. Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Ross, Chaplain
Conway, Sgt. Reagan, Corp.
Henry Hutchinson, Pvt. John
Grant, Pvt. Robert Lamphier,
Jim Snowhill, Navy, Henry
Kittleson, Jim Angel and Henry
Jager.
Miss Reed received many
lovely gifts.
A reception for Colonel John
N. Robmson, new commanding
officer of Fort Greely, was held
Wednesday evening at the
Offiicer’s Club.
Mary Irene Sargent, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sargent,
and Cpl. Wayne Case, of Fort
Greely, were united in marriage
at Faith Chapel last night at 7
pm. A reception was held after
the ceremony at Blinn’s hall.
THE JAPS
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have been making sacrifices for several genera
tions in order to have the funds with which to
produce the weapons they have turned against us.
Any sacrifice we make is small in comparison to the
sacrifice our boys are now making in many parts of
the world in order that we may be safe.
Back up our fighting men.
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BUY MORE BONDS
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There will I ■* drill
at the fire hall Sunday at 1:30
P' M. All firemen attend if pos
sible
Classifieds
GIRL WANTED—For retail
selling. H. Pinch Jewelry.
I OR SALE—New electric radio
phonograph including 50 re
cords, also Battery radio. See
Beulah Dean at Helen’s Eat
Shop between 6 am & 2 pm.
LOST—Doberman Pincer dog
on Monday erening. Brown &
tan with leather collar. An
swers to name of Rusty. Re
ward. Notify K. E. A. Office
or 75 Mission Road.
FOR SALE—20 foot cod fish
dory, complete, without en
gine, miscellaneous furniture,
linoleum, finished lumber &
some boat lumber, etc. Henry
i Wollf Mis»ion road across
from Griffin Memorial hospi
tal.
—
SELL OR TRADE—Fed daven
port & dining room set. Need
full sized bed, innerspring mat
tress & coil spring Eric Blan
kenburg, Kodiak Jewelry.
BEACH ROOMS—By day,
night, week or month. Board
and room Call at 501 Beach
Road during the day.
FOR SALE—1940 Dodge sedan
Good shape all around.
R. R. Reynolds
DAY NURSERY—Woman with
2 years teaching exp. will care
for children in her home. See
Mrs Elva Pollei, Mission
Road opposite hospital.
HELP WANTED—Women or
men. Pressers, marker, sorters.
Will teach. Kodiak Steam
Lanndry. tf
FOR SALE—Four-door res
taurant refrigerator See H.
Pinch Jewelry.
ALASKA KEY MAN—Kod.Al.
J. R. Holler. Dup. keys made
to order. Repair safes and
vaults. Leave all orders at
Wodlinger’s Drugstore.
NOTICE—We buy new and
used radios, & shotguns. H.
Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
GENERAL
REMODELING
aod
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
II. Phi’ll JEWELRY STORE
Gifts for all
• LADIES’ and MEN’S BIRTHSTONE RINGS
■ MEN’S DIAMOND WATCHES
■ LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS
■ MEN’S DIAMOND RINGS
• DIAMOND WEDDING RING SETS
■ MEN’S WRIST & POCKET WATCHES
■ PARKER and EVERSHARP PENS
■ ALASKA BLACK DIAMOND RINGS, gold or silver j
.• CARVING SETS
• MANICURING SETS
• DRESSER SETS
• SWISS MUSICAL POWDER BOXES
• ALASKA COMPACTS !
• BLISS PRECIOUS STONE LOCKETS
• MEN’S & LADIES’ Gold Stretch Bands for Watches
• GOLD NUGGET & PLAIN CROSSES
• GOLD NUGGET DIAMOND CROSSES
• KODIAK BEAR NUGGET RINGS
• GOLD NUGGET & IVORY BRACELETS
• BABY RINGS & BRACELETS
• GOLD & SILVER ROSARIES
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Ladies’ Diamond Wrist Watches
Hamilton Elgin Longines
H. PINCH JEWELRY
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