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For Sale
POR SALE—GE refrig-freezer
combination, revolving shelves,
magnetic doors, $275; Maytag
auto-washer, $150; Maytag elec,
iryer, 220V or 115V, $150; gTey
rug, 9x12, $25; dave®port &
chair, $65; elec, floor heater,
$15; baby traininy chair, $1.50;
bahv stroller, $7.50. Call Buher
on Base 261. 9-2y
POR SALE—Beautiful cedar log
home on 2 lots. 2 bdrms & with
other added attractions nice
view of the mountains. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Kodiak
Aleutaan Realty Services, ph
2761. * 16-ln
FOR SALE—Cabin on skids at wa
ters edge ready (to be dragged
across the ice to 1.37 acres* Is
land Lake. Ph 3063 16-ly
FOR SALE— Regent upright pi
ano. Good cond. $175. Ph 2662.
16-lnc
FOR SALE—Ex home on Mision
Rd. Carport A all extras. IMe
acres of land. Kodiak-Aleutian
Realty, Ph 2761. 16-ln
FOR SALE—Modern 2 bdrm home
■in city. Nice place on Mission
Rd. w/ocean view. Several other
places to choose from. Kodiak
Aleutian Realty, Ph 2761. 16-ln
•T>R SALE—Lionel 0<gauge A HO
■trains A accessories. See at 1183
Maple or Ph 5383.. 16-ly
TOR SALE—‘56 Chev~pickup. Ph
4922. tfn
TOR SALE—Easy Spindry wash
er. Will deliver. Ph 5923. 16-ly
TOR SALE-1200 watt light plant;
■Coleman gas lantern; camp oven.
All new A in boxes. Ph 3984.
16-ly
TOR SALE—Full size Roll-away
bed; Maytag wringer type wash
machine ex cond. Pfc 591 days
nr see at Apt. 4, Muller Apts.
16-ly
TOR SALE—Modern 2 bdrm log
type house behind Masonic Tem
ple facing corner Larch A Ma
ple. Hardwood floors, central
.beating, concrete foundation.
Call 0-640 16-ln
For Rent
TOR RENT—1 bdrm apt A several
ether rentals that are Navy ap
proved. Kodiafc-Aleutian Real
ty Services, ph 2761. 16-ln
Wanted
WAITRESS WANTED—Aipply in
person at Island Fountain, tfn
WANTED TO BUY^2 or 3 bdrm
hous«. Have cash GI loan. Ph
2082 eves. 1612n
WANTED—Girt, for rental office,
familiar with accounts receiv
able & general office routine.
Applications will be taken at
Aleutian Homes, Inc. rental
office for position open Feb. 1,
1960. 16-ln
TUPPERWARE DEALER wanted.
Earn $40 to $100 per week in
spare time. Phone Audrey Pat
ton, 2662, or write to Alaska
Party Sales, Box 3036, ECB,
Anchorage. 9-4n
Services
AVON PRODUCTS—For your ap
pointment with Avon represen
tative, call Lillian Richardson,
Ph 3192. 1-16 7 y
APPLIANCE REPAIR—Washers,
dryers and household applian
ces. Call Reed’s Appliance Sales
and Services. Ph 2502. tin
\LCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS — If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 2-tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fa6t uid satisfying ser
vice 8t guaranteed work. Chase
& copsey Ph o222 tin
JERRY’S ~MECCA WRECKER—
Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555. tfn
TIIE~CHRlsTl'AN SCIENCE SO
CIETY holds services each Sun
day at 11 am: Sunday School at
0 30 am it Testimonial meetings
the 4th Wed. of each month at
8 pm. Reading Room open
each Wed. from 7 to 8 p.m. Ad
dress: Comer of Mission Rd &
Alaska Way, across from Post
Office. tfn
Notices
The US. Commissioner’s Office
will be open until 8 p.m. Friday
evenings during January and
Feburary, 1960 for the purpose of
issuing car license only. 26 tfn
WORKING WOMEN—No time to
bake? Let the SNACK SHACK
do it for you. We’ll use your
favorite recipe or ours—your
ingredients or ours. Call 5133.
tfn
Mexican dinners, also Sour
doughs, served daily at the
Snack Shack. tfn
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Lost & Found
LOST—Child’s Westclox wrisrtr
watch between Mill Bay Rd &
North Blvd., Aleutian Homes.
Reword. Dennis Fannip, Ph
2054 16-ln
Ml sc.
WILL TRADE—Girl's practically
new, full size bicycle for used
wringer type wash machine. Ph
4271 after 6 pm. 16-ly
FOR LEASE—Lg 2 bdrm home,
& 4-1 bdrm homes. Need repairs
but can be profitable rental
deal for right person. Kodiak
Aleutian Realty Services, Ph
2761 16-ln
SAILING FROM SEATTLE
MS TATALINA
JANUARY 21, CALLING AT
Womens Bay, Kodiak,
Juneau ufl The application for
initative petition seeking the re
peal of Alaska’s new primary
election ballot was rejected by
Secretary of State Hugh Wade.
It was rejected on the gounds
that it was not in proper form, and
that it failed to contain the title
for the bill it proposed.
HERE THERE EVERYWHERE
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seated and the opening prayer was
given. It sounded like a filibus
ter, but don’t blame the poor prea
cher. Don’t imagine he gits much
chance to talk with all those pol
iticians around.
It really w?s a shout session
though. After the new Senator
'took the oath of office the Sena
tors adjourned for the day. All
in all, it lasted less than a half
hour. A short day in session, but
not for the Senators. There seems
to be more to this senating busi
ness than meets the eye. I’m
finding out that one heckuva lot of
work is done in the ante rooms,
chambers, closets, hallways, cloak
rooms and even in rest rooms.
You’d be surprised where some of
these closed conferences are held.
'1-he President's stixe o * o'n
ion message was given before a
jo'rvt session or bo‘h houses. There
was hardly breathing room. It
w:ts all very impressive. I wasn’t
toiere.
Outside of work the Senators
have things go'ng pretty well for
themselves around here.
Special elevators, special bells—
special everything.
If you’re on an elevator on floor
one and want to get off at floor
two, but the Senator wants off at
floor six, you go to floor sax a<nd
then round-trip back to your des
tination. I 'haven’t 'been able to
find out whether one Senator has
priority over another one though,
or if they go on the assumption
that all Senators are created equal
But you can’t knock success. Es
pecially when you work there—
and they’ve been successful since
1776.
All I can say is, “No wonder
it took them 90 years to let Alaska
become a state. If I were a Sen
ator I wouldn't want no outlanders
in my exclusive club .either.”
Really though, I think I had bet
ter say, “I’m just kidding Senator.”
t Working-here* is'certainly differ
ent from newspaper work. The
other day I stated to write a letter.
Put the main sheet and three cop
les in the typewriter. By the
time all this was done I had forgot
ten what to say.
Last week went over to the Pen
tagon. It’s eajsy to see how a
private could get lost in there and
come out a colonel a week later.
The place was so big, 1 was lost
before I got out of the taxi. Fin
ally after wandering, borrowed a
phone and told the fellow I was
looking for to come and get me.
It turned out that I was in none
other than the Joint Chiefs of
Staff office. Nothing like start
ing at the top.
The other day I had my picture
taken with Senator Humphrey. He
is running for President That's
the end of his campaign.
Then I -also shook hands with
Teddy Kennedy. He’s not run
ning for anything, but his big bro
ther made the surprise announce
ment of the decade when he declar
ed for the presidential nomina
tion.
I’m not running for anything.
Just from ray boss.
Letter to the Editor
(Continued from Page 4)
rules of conduct would mean
suspension of the member for
a period to be adjudged by the
ruling committee.
6, Activities:
A. Dancing
B. Outings,
1. Ice skating parties
2. Hay rides
3. Teen Bowling League
4. Other supervised outside
activities.
7. Other rules and orders of con
duct as deemed necessary by
the advisory council.
A number of the residents were
contacted by the writer and others
before broaching the idea to the
PTA and all concerned had hopes
of some type of an organization
as this being formed. Much relief
and good will for the community
could be gleaned from this type of
operation. Also, with Naval and
marine authority toeiuna a joint
council of this type, a better and
lasting understanding by the towns
people and the Armed Forces
would lie forthcoming.
At the time this suggestion to
the PTA was made, there was men
tion made osf another Teen Club
which had been formed in the town
but had not been active. Now I
understand that there is backing
available for them and that they
hope to become active in the near
future.
Far from being opposed to this
organization, we would be more
than willing to back ilk.. o.'0Ui i.
zation, with this exception. It
wouid seem from the plans being
Laid for it that it would i.e com
posed entirely of the teen* agers
of the town and one o. t i. re. o
cably strong rules of Lae organi
zation would be the complete for
biddetnee of the military to attend
either get-togethers initiated by
this club, or to attend the meetings.
Many Methis
Will Be At The
Crpheum Theater
1 DAY SATURDAY JANUARY
30th IN Francoise Sagan’s
“A CERTAIN SMILE”
ORPHEUM THEAT
If there could be a common bond
of understanding between the fac
tions advocating both of these
clubs, then a lot of wasted time,
effort, and activity would be a
voided.
Strongly as we feel about this
type of an. organization and s un
alterably opposed to the “closed
corporation” type of a club,, we
would be more than glad to accept
for consideration any and all Ideas
broached for the common good of
all concerned.
Respectfully submitted.
LESTER L. WARRINGER
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIRTHS
A son, Tad Rae, weighing 7 lbs.
14 ozs., was bom on January 9 to
Janie and Alton Morris.
A daughter, Jennifer Adele,
weighing 4 lbs. 6 oz., was born on
January 13 to Julia and Patrick Ol
sen.
A son, weihing 7 lbs. 3 ozs., was
bom on January 14 tc Rose Marie
and Harold Skonberg.
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