Alaska Fishermen
To Deliver Salmon
To Jap Mothership
In what he described as a sort
of “if you can’t lick ’em, join ’em”
deal. James G. Pinkerton, manager
of the Ketchikan Cold Storage, con
firmed reports that he is negoti
ating with a Japanese firm, the
Mitsubishi International Corp., to
provide them with 300-500 tons of
chum salmon for domestic Japa
nese consumption.
Pinkerton’s fishermen will de
liver fish directly to a Japanese
mothership anchored in various
fishing areas.
There are 2,000,000 American
Red Cross volunteers—an average
of 154 for each of the 13.000 ca
reer staff members.
Legal Notice
THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR
THE STATE OF ALASKA
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In the Matter of the Estate of )
NILS R. H. GRONN, Deceased )
No. 63-64P
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that CARL H .GRONN has been
appointed Administrator of the
Estate of Nils R. H. Gronn.
* ' ^ All persons who have claims
against the Deceased must present
them with proper vouchers, not
later than September 30, 1963.
Claims must be presented to the
Administrator at the offices of
Roy H. Madsen. Blinn Building,
Post Office Box 726, Office of the
attorney for the Administrator, at
Kodiak, Alaska.
/s/ Carl H. Gronn
Administrator
Publish: March 29,
April 5,12 and 19,1963.
FOR
SEATTLE
TACOMA
PORTLAND
SERVICE
CALL
486-2231
Marie Northern
Place To Work On
Crab Pots Asked
The City of Kodiak has b?en
a*keri to fiii in the resr of the boat
harbor to maKe the parking lot
larger so that the fishermen would
have a place to work on Their crab
pots.
The request was made at the last
council meeting by Pete Deveau.
The council agreed to make a
study to determine the cost of the
project.
Two Incorporations
In Kodiak Reported
A. H. Romick, Commissioner of
Commerce for Alaska has an
nounced that the Kodiak Area De
velopment Corporation was incor
porated on Feb. 1, 1963. It is listed
as a non-profit organization and
no capitalization.
Also incorporated on Jan. 2 was
Alaska Decorators, Inc., with a
capitalization of $100,000 for paint
ing and decorating.
State Owes $2500
Debt To “Benny”
Jarvela Maintains
A bill to “clear up an old debt”
to the designer of the Alaskan
flag, Benny Benson, in the
amount of $2500 was introduced
in the legislature by Rep. Gil
Jarvela of Kodiak recently.
In 1927 when Benny’s design
was accepted by the territorial
legislature, the legislature ap
propriated $1,000 to send Benson
to Washington, D.C., to present
the flag to President Calvin Coo
lidge. But Benson did not make
the trip for some reason and the
1929 legislature repealed the ap
propriation and set aside a trust
fund £o accrue interest invest
ments in U.S. Bonds. The fund
was to be used by Benny to at
tend Alaska Agricultural Col
lege. However, Benny decided to
attend an engineering school and
Gov. John W. Troy repealed the
appropriation and the amount
was sent to the Seattle school.
Finally in 1939 Benny received
$1,000, but Jarvela believes he
should also receive the interest
for the 10 year period totaling
$791 which over the past 23 years
has built up to $2,982, but Jar
vela is presenting the measure
with the thought that $2,500
would square the debt.
The measure has considerable
support from legislators through
out the state.
Read the classifieds for profit
use them for results.
RENAULT
Is Coming to
KODIAK
For Information
CALL 486—5245
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It's Drying Up!
Very little precipitation was re
ported from March 15-22. As a mat
ter of fact, only .02 inches in the
form of snowfall Thursday. High
wind velocity was on Tuesday,
March 19, when it reached 56 knots
at the Naval Station runways at
10:56 p.m. The week’s picture: '
Date High Low Free.
March 16.41 28 —
March 17.41 33 Tr.
i. < n O A OA Tt*
Maicil .... oo xt.
March 19 . 30 24 —
March 20 . 37 28 Tr.
March 21 . 34 32 .02
CLARK’S GARAGE
DODGE SALES & SERVICES DART
THE QUIET DEPENDABLE DODGES
GOODYEAR TIRE DEALER
CAR PARTS FOR ALL MAKES
MUFFLERS — TAIL PIPES — BRAKES
CLARK’S GARAGE
« Dependable Dodges
486-5244
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Can’t Be Wrong!
(Actual Number That Chose HEGGEN Trophies Over All Other
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Competitors In 1962) I
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“■ I HEGGEN TROPHIES
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QUALITY! For Day, Night or Sunday Appointment j
PRICE! PHONE BR8-8351
SERVICE! 5th & Fairbanks Anchorage
NOTICE!
Effective April 1,1963, Auto-Magic Cleaners will move from its
present location into the Kodiak Cleaners building. Auto-Magic Clean
ers will be dissolved and thereafter be known as
KODIAK CLEANERS & LAUNDROMAT
We would like to thank all of our customers for their past patron
age and hope to continue serving you in the future.
VERLYN & JANIE GERIENE
Oir Mailing
Address Will Be
Bex 132 - Kodiak, Alaska
Our Phone
Number Will Be
486-5151