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Forced air heating system, pres
sure oil fired with all ducts and
fittings. 2 yrs. old $250. Verlyn
Geriene — 486—2687. 31 tfn
SEINE BOAT STYLE HALIBUT,
60’xl6’, 100-HP diesel. Fatho
meter-Radio-RDF-Loran - Pilot
Anchor winch — $16,000. OAK
SMITH BOAT SALES, INC.
1728 Westlake N., Seattle 9,
Wash. tfn
Hunting and fishing cruiser, PO
LARIS, 125 HP Chrysler Marine
engine, 12-volt system, like new,
Monel shaft, new muffler, 2 pro
pellers, $2,250. $500 down, terms,
a real buy. Call Alf Madsen 486—
2414. tfn
Are you afoot and lonely? Don’t
walk alone—Buy a good, used
“Pickup.” We have cars that are
guaranteed to at least run until
you are off the car lot. B & J
AUTO SALES, Ph. 486—2464.
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Fresh frozen herring. 50c per
dozen at Knudsen’s. Ph. 486—
5515 14-ly
1.25 acres Lot 9 of Survey 3100
Spruce Cape Road. Call Juelson,
486—2314. 14-2y
Complete gill netting outfit. Pick
ing dory, anchors, kickers and
150 fathom gill net. See Les Mc
Carthy. 14-ly
Misc. household appliances; Rotis
serie; mixer; dishes; radio; TV
(like new). Very good camping
equipment; sleeping bags, air
mattresses; cold chest; etc. 5(4
H.P. Johnson outboard motor
w/long shaft, ex. cond.; 2(4 H.P.
outboard motor. Ph. 486—5162.
14-ln
’53 Plymouth hardtop; TV, 21”
Emerson Console. 2-month-old
picture tube. G. H. Fisher, Ph.
486—5319. 14-ly
Excellent Lot, partially cleared
with good gravel base for erect
ing a good home. Lot has over
1(4 acres water level, is such
that a good well may be dug.
Priced for only $1,400.00 for this
weekend special only. Terms pos
sible to right parties. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY SERV
ICES. Phone 486—2960.
Nice 2-bedroom home with Ocean
view just off Mission Road. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Priced
$14,500. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES. Phone 486
—2960.
THIS IS FOR YOU: Two-Bedroom
Home just being finished by ex
perienced carpenter. Located on
Island Lake as is for $8,950.00
KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES. Phone 486—2960.
Nice Lot on Island Lake with about
lVfe acres with good frontage on
the lake and will be close to the
new road. Priced right for quick
sale. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES. Phone 486
—2960.
WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS, a
Four-bedroom home and all
types of other properties. JUST
GIVE US A CALL if you want a
Home. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY SERVICES: Phone
486—2960.
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY ? ? ?
If you want to get the most for
your property now is the time to
see us. We have people looking
for good places to live. Prompt
service. Will also give you an ap
praisal if interested in selling.
KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY
SERVICES. Phone 486—2960.
18-Foot cabin cruiser. Twin Mer
cury 300’s Remote control steer
ing and throttle. Lights, etc. Com
pletely equipped. Built-in cabin.
Ph. Kodiak-Aleutian Realty, 486
—2960 for particulars. 14-ln
For Rent
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Efficiency apt. Call Arnold, Ph.
486—5390 after 5 p. m. 14-ly
Sm. house, furnished, downtown.
Suitable for couple. $80. Enquire
Kodiak Cleaners. 7/14-ly
Lost
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Lost or stolen—Male Siamese cat.
If found please call 486—2344.
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Help Wanted
Part-time secretary. 20 hrs. per wk.
Work mornings or afternoons.
Applications available at Kodiak
Research Center, Alaska Dept.
Fish & Game. Ph. 486—2258.
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Wanted
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HOUSING IS NEEDED for incom
ing Kodiak teachers. Will you
have a house or apt. available in
late August? Call Jack McFar
land, 486—5423. 14-2y
Small breed dog that is still a
puppy. Ph. 486—2351. 14-ly
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Notices
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
What’s your problem? Mine is
alcohol. Write box 376, Kodiak
or call 486—2364 or 486—5148.
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Come to The Pizza Party
at the
TOWN CLNB
Every Wednesday Is Pizza Night
Succulent Choices of Anchovy,
Mushroom, Polish Sausage
and Combination
Phone 486—2888
133 Scholarship
Programs Offered
A newly prepared report, initi
ated by Governor William A. Egan
and compiled by the Alaska De
partment of Education, will soon
be in the mails to all Alaska high
schools to provide students with in
formation on available college
scholarships.
The report contains information
on 133 different scholarship pro
grams, many of which offer finan
cial assistance to a number of stu
dents annually.
Included in the publication are
details on 52 national programs,
five offered by Sheldon Jackson
Junior College, 52 at the University
of Alaska, 10 involving Alaska
Methodist University and 14 spe
cial scholarship programs available
to Alaska Native students.
Fish Biologist
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was a good run of reds, thus allow
ing more of them to be harvested.
Charles Crombe, from Salinas,
in his speech on labor relations
stated that the Teamster’s Union
will be the dominant force in labor.
Though it will be a member of the
A.F.L.-C.I.O. it will lead, he said.
Today it is strong, whereas the for
mer is weak.
Stating that we are going into
the third or fourth grade in labor
relations. The old type of union,
he said, was the craft type, built
up in the various skills. This he
called the vertical type. The indus
trial unions that followed, he said,
were of a “horizontal” nature. “To
day we have the international type
of union—such as the Teamsters—
which will represent anyone. It has
no lines of jurisdiction.”
He called on businessmen and
employers to watch closely the de
velopments in labor-management
in the next few years. He predicted
that great pressures will be put on
management. “We will combat it,”
he said, “but in a manner that will
be American.”
Rummage sale and thrift shop
open Sat. afternoons, 1 to 5 at
the Baptist Mission. tin
Regular meeting of United Can
nery Workers of Kodiak is held
at Fishermen’s Hall third Tues
day of each month at 7:30 p. m.
7-4y
Don’t forget to get your Halibut
Derby ticket — Remember. 1st
prize is a round trip ticket to
Seattle via PNA. 6-16-7n
Personals
Cash for your perpetual mineral
interests. Write R. F. Formanek,
6208 5th Ave., Richfield, Minne
sota. 14-ly
Services
MARTIN’S HARBORVIEW
PLUMBING & HEATING. Ph.
486—2422 day or night or 487—
5840. Guaranteed work by li
censed plumber & steamfitter.
Take advantage of our free es
timating service. tfn
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph. 486—2626. tfn
For top soil and fill dirt, call 486
—2865. tfn
Appliance Repair. Washers, dryers
and household installations, and
dryer hook-ups. Reed’s Appli
ance, Ph. 486—2880. tfn
Hauling — Dozer — Backhoe and
crane work. General contracting.
Call Russ Welborn, Ph. 486—
2904 or 486—5208. 6/2/8y
Knives sharpened at Kraft’s Meat
Dept. 14-ly
Griffin Memorial
Hospital Notes
BIBTIIS
A daughter, weighing 8 lbs. 13
ozs., was born on July 9 to Hazel
and Harry Ardinger of Hagers
town, Md.
A son, Michael Raymond, weigh
ing 8 lbs. 2 ozs., was born on July
9 to Gail and Raymond Martin, Jr.
Bear Bites Man
JUNEAU (/P)—U. S. Forest Serv
ice employee, Henry W. Jones, was
bitten and scratched around the
shoulders and head Wednesday
when he was attacked without
warning by a huge brown bear near
Rodman Bay on Baranof Island.
Jones, 39, and a companion,
Frank Parker, were on a mineral
survey trip. Jones said the bear
crashed out of brush, took a swipe,
knocked him to the ground, bit
him, took another swipe at him,
and wheeled off into the brush.
PNA Inaugurates
Pay Later Plan
Pacific Norterns Airlines have
inaugurated a ‘-Ply Now — Pay
Later” plan, effective July 9 and
covering PNA transportation,
transportation over the routes of
more than 30 participating carriers
or all-expense air tours to and
within Alaska, it was announced
recently by Harold A. Olsen, PNA
Vice President of Traffic and Sales.
The “Fly Now—Pay Later” plan,
upon approval of credit, calls for
an initial down payment of 10 per
cent or more. The balance due is to
be paid off in equal monthly in
stallments with up to 24 months to
pay.
Further information may be ob
tained at the nearest PNA office
or sales agency.
DR. A. S. BUSWELL
APPOINTMENT APPROVED
The appointment of Dr. Arthur
S. Buswell as director of the Coop
erative Extension Service at the
University of Alaska has been ap
proved by Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman, according to
an announcement by Dr. William
R. Wood, president of the Uni
versity.
Strike Settled
ANCHORAGE (AO — Reliable
sources said the strike which idled
hundreds of Alaska «onstruction
workers at the height of the season
the past few weeks is over.
Ferries Up For
Construction Bids
JUNEAU (/P) — Public Works
Commissioner Richard A. Downing
said bids will be advertised Friday
for three ferries to operate in
Southeast Alaska run. Bids will be
opened Aug. 13.
Bids for the Kodiak ferry will be
advertised in approximately 30
days, with opening of bids in mid
September.
Sen. E. L. Bartlett wired from
Washington that Federal Maritime
Administrator Thomas E. Stakem
has repeated that federal financial
assistance is not available for fer
ries to be built for state operation.
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NOTICE
Untouchables Defeated —
Nelson Shows Up Sober! (We Think)
The Bootleggers defeated the Untouchables 2,163
to 2,638. At press time the match is under protest.
“Nitti” Nelson, “Capone” Lewis and “Luciano”
Winston were seen by reliable witnesses paying off
the Pin boy. Such tactics is the way these charac
ters earned their names.
P.S.: THIS IS THE LAST TIME WE WILL EVER
BOWL LEFT HANDED.