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For Sale
FOR SALE — ’59 Renault. Ph
6652. tfn
FOR SALE — 450 sq. ft. Vinyl as
bestos floor tile, marbelized
brown, ll^c ea. Ph 5063. tfn
FOR SALE — 3 bdrm modem log
house. Ocean view property, lg.
lot. Ph 3363. tfn
KODIAK MOBILE HOME SALES
—1960 Biltmore 2 bdrm mobile
home. 40’x8\ May be seen by
appointment. Ph 3084. 26-ln
TRAVELING?—In Seattle & ready
to go—1959 Chev utility coupe, 6
cylinder, R&H. Driven 5000 mi.
$1,850. Kodiak Jewelry. tfn
AT THE WARDROBE—'New ship
ments—Fall coats, slacks, skirts,
sweaters, dresses & maternity
wear. 26 In
FOR SALE — ’59 Ford Galaxy.
k&ii, air conditioning. Coionial
white. Stored in Anchorage. Ph
5394. 26-2y
TOR SALE — Apt. size propane
cooking stove. Ph 4791. 26-ly
F'OR SALE — Relax-A-Cizor w/all
accessories, used very little, ex
oond., guarantee still in effect.
Call 3973 . 26-ly
F'OR SALE—New cars, foreign &
domestic. All makes, all models.
Dealer showroom delivery any
place. Lowest prices. Federal
Automotive Services representa
tive Guarisco, 37 E-B, NS Ph.
663. Financing & Insurance.
We serve well. 12-4y
F'OR SALE — Apt. size gas stove,
$75; upholstered rocking chair,
$25; medicine chest, $5; sealer;
TV; 45 RPM changer. Call 0-9-113
26-ly
F'OR SALE1—2-.22 revolvers; Rang
er single six like new, 1 mo old,
used twice, $50; Hi Standard dbl
nine, used but in fine cond., $35;
Holsters included w/both. Tar
machine, $250; troweling ma
chine, $150; boat, needs work,
$125. Ph 3081. 26-ly
F'OR SALE—Thermodor electric
heater w/tfan, 230 volt, $25; Ar
vin electric heater w/fan, 110
volt, $10; 3-burner Coleman
stove w/stand, $15; 16-qt Presto
pressure cooker, $15; Westing
house electric roaster w/cabinet
base, $20; Ironrite ironr w/chair,
$125. H. O. Ramsdell, 5471. Call
before 2.p.m. 26-ly
FOR SALE — ’57 Chev Model 210
4-dr station wagon. Ex cond.,
new tires. 13,000 mi. Pete De
veau, Ph 4672. 26-ln
TUPPERWARE — Free dating
gift. For home parties or indi
vidual orders call Audrey Pat
ton, Ph 2662. 26-2y
FOR SALE — Ranch style home—
NEW—on Spruce Cape Rd. Ph
5812 after 5:30 p.m. 26-ly
FOR SALE —Bear, Beaver, King
Crab & new spectacular Sea
Lion movies. 8mm & 16 mm, all
in color. Unusual Xmas gifts or
souvenirs. Contact Chief A. L.
Hooker at Qtrs. 71-A, N.S. 9/19
14-y
FOR SALE — Argus C-4 camera
w/flash attachment, leather case,
set of 4 filters, sunshade. $60.
Ph 4184. 26-ln
FISHING SUPPLIES
FIRST WASHINGTON NET FAC
TORY, INC., BLAINE, WASH.
_Pioneers in 100% U.S. made
nylon gill nets & nylon seine
web. Order your gear with us
through your cannery or write
for quotation. It’s your saving.
We serve well. 12-4n
FOR SALE—GE Mobilemaid dish
washer; wardrobe trunk; twin
spring & mattress. Ph 5133. tfn
FOR SALE — Reconditioned TVs,
radios & record players, flank’s
Radio & TV, Ph 4922. 26-ln
FOR SALE— Lg Cole Hot Blast
kitchen range, reasonable. Ph
2082. tfn
For Rent •
FOR RENT — Navy approved,
. modem, nicely furn 1 bdrm apt.
Avbl Oct. 1. Ldy facilities. No
children or pets. Ph 3692. tfn
FOR RENT—2 bdrm furn house
dwntwn. Ph 2502. 26-ly
FOR RENT — Clean sml house
suitable for couple. Avble Oct-1.
Call 6227 26-ly
FOR RENT—Furn 1 -bdrm house
on Base Rd overlooking sml boat
harbor. Reasonable utilities.
Avble Oct. 3. Ph 3084. 26-ln
FOR RENT — 1957 Nashua 35 ft,
2 bdrm trailer off Mill Bay Rd.
Ph 3084. 26-ln
FOR RENT—Efficiency apts, 1
bdrm homes dwntwn. Reason
able. Ph 5451. tfn
FOR RENT — Furn. heated apt.
downtwn. Ph 2.73 or see Ko
diak Jewelry. tfn
Wanted
WANTED — Young man would
like room & board. Shower. Con
tack Emil Norton, Ph 8232.
28-ly
WANTED — Long & short neck
quart bottles & Miller High Life
bottles. Cash. Kodiak Bottling
Works. tfn
Notices
NOTICE
The E. M. Club is selling a 1955
Chevrolet and a 1957 Volks wagon
Micro. Date of invitation for bids
is 23 September, 1959. Date of bid
opening is 30 September at 1100
hours at Enlisted Men’s Club. All
bids are ot be sealed and turned
in to M. R. Martin at E. M. Club.
Vehicles may be inspected at E. M.
Club. 26-ln
WARNING
The dock at Long Island is in
bad shape. Anyone using it do so
at their own risk. Tom Gallager.
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RUMMAGE SALE—-1 p m. to 5
p. m. on Saturdays. Baptist
Mission. tfn
The CHRISTIAN SClfeNCE
SOCIETY holds services each
Sunday at 11 a.m., Sunday School
at 9:30 a.m. and Testimonial meet
ings the third Wednesday sf each
month at 8 p.m. Reading Room
open each Wednesday 6 to 8 p.m.
Address: Corner of Mission
Road and Alaska Way, across
from the Post Office.
WARNING
Do not molest horses on Long
Island. These horses may kick.
Tom Gallagher. tfn
Services
RUF WETHER A HED! — Have
your stove & heaters cleaned,
stove pipes replaced, storm win
dows installed, etc. Kimkieeners,
Ph 4544. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
& Copsey. Ph. 6222 tfn
WELCOME to the ASSEMBLY OF
GOD church on Mission Rd. Sun
day School & Morning Worship
at the same hour, 10:30 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Midweek Service Wed., 7:30 p.m.
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FOR CHARTER—2 cabin cruis
ers. Ph 4011. tfn
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS —If
you have a drinking problem
& need help, write Box 376,
Kodiak or call 3912. 24fn
JERRY’S MEC6A WRECKER—
Service. Ph. 3333 or 5555. tin
Legal Notices
STATE OF ALASKA
Invitation To Bidders (No 1-59)
NOTICE OF SALE OF
STATE PROPERTY
Sealed bids will be received by the
State Police c/o U. S. Marshall’s
Office of the State of Alaska at
Kodiak, Alaska until 11:00 A.M. on
October 16, 1959, and then publicly
opened, for the following: One 1954
Ford Courier; gray color, mileage
approximately 52,000; operating
condition. The vehicle may be in
spected between the hours of 9:00
A.M. and 5:00 P.M. weekdays at
the Bureau of Public Roads Yard,
Kodiak, Alaska. Standard bid forms
may be obtained at the Kodiak
City Police or the U.S. Cornmis
sioer’s Office, Kodiak, Alaska. The
State reserves the right to reject
any and all bids and to waive any
formality in bidding procedures.
Signed: R. G. BERG,
Purchasing Agent
Pub: Sept. 26, October 3, 10
Concert Series
Tickets On Sale
Tickets are now being offered
the public for four exceptionally
fine programs in the series of
Music Trails Concerts sponsored
by the Kodiak Business and Pro
fessional Womens Cltub.
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A diversified and what promises
to be an enjoyable series of con
certs is being offered for the 1959
1960 series. A talented group cf
musicians, the Claremont Quartet,
o^erts the concerts on October 19.
This group consists of Marc Got
tlieb, violin, Vladimer Weisman,
violin, William Schoen, viola, and
Irving Klein, cello.
The second concert, in Novem
ber, will feature Marilyn Horne, a
24 year old soprano, who has been
greatly acclaimed for her beautiful
voice ... “a voice of creamy quali
ty, equally free and lovely in every
register”—to quote the Los An
geles Times.
In the third concert Herman
Godes will give a performance.
This gifted pianist, who was thorn
in Riga, Latvia, has received
“rave” reviews whereaver he has
performed. These include such ac
colades as “a fascinating recital,”
and a “magnificent versatility.”
The final concert in the Spring
brings to Kodiak the brilliant
young baritone Stephen Kemalyan.
A versatile baritone, Kemalyan has
made his mark as recitalist, sym
phony soloist, opera star, film
artist, oratorio singer, and radio
and television personality.
Season tickets can (be purchased
from any member of the BPW and
some Chamber of Commerce mem
bers.
HOTEL REGISTRATIONS
Guests registered this week at
the Kodiak Hotel were Charles
(Chuck) Turner; Ivan Fox; Clara
and Ellen Helgason, Terror Bay;
S. E. Spracker, Adak; Earl J. For
rester, Dale Le Veille, E. J. Gar
vin, D. Larkin, all from Anchor
age; Howard Wakefield; Bjome
Olsen; Walter Welch; Charles
Tryck; John Shaw; Pierce Walsh;
Mrs. Katharine Alexander; C. W.
McCall.
Others were A. E. Cook, Fred
Pfeiffer, Seattle; Bud Duhamel,
Rapid City, S.D.; J. R. Rice, Don
ald Harvey, Louise Strahom, Bon
nie Brick, Judge J. L. McCarrey,
Eleanor Eldridge, all of Anchor
age; A. M. Sheets, John Groh, John
Schwartz, Juneau; Herman Prins,
Chris De Jonge, Michigan; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Moon; Art Sea
thoff, Niles, Michigan; Harry J.
Hill, Jr., Dallas, Texas; Russell Ar
nett, John Manley, Anchorage;
Frank Ferris, United Airlines,
Seattle, and Nat Thome, Homer.
Kodiak A$ Alaska’s Free Trade Port
Being Studied By Commerce Group
The Chamber of Commece at its
meeting Thursday noon voted to
look into the possibilities of mak
ing Kodiak a free trade port. The
Harbor committee will examine
data and secure information with
that object in view.
City Manager Bill Poland stated
at the meeting he thought the
Chamber was “missing a good
bet” in not pursuing the possi
bility. He voiced the opinion that
since Kodiak is favorably situated
geographically to Japan, its not in
the realm of the impossible that
the City could be made a free port.
If such a port were established,
he said, it would be to the advant
age of the whole of Alaska. Many
advantages would accure to the
City, he said, if goods could be
brought to this port for reshipment
elsewhere.
The meeting was taken up with
reports from committees mainly.
President Bob Johnson reported on
action taken by the Board of Di
rectors at their meeting held
earlier this week. In answer to a
letter from the Mantanuska Cham
ber of Commerce seeking the
Chamber’s opinion on conducting a
survey on moving the capital trom
its present location at Juneau to a
more central site,* Johnson stated
the directors voted to go along
with such a survey.
The directors also voted to sub
scribe to a legislative service from
Juneau during the forthcoming
session of the legislature. Cost is
$10 a month.
BiL Poland reported on meet
ing wlin the I-Iighv/ay, Roads and
Aviation oi'ficials who were in the
City over the weekend. A report
of the meeting is found elsewbero.
President Johnson stated the men
were escorted on a tour of the
City and the proposed airport site,
and seemed favorably impressed
with it.
Lou Veerman, chairman of the
Transportation and Tourist Com
mittee, stated that arrangements
are now being worked out to have
the next tourist brochure printed
rather than mimographed. This
will also include the “What to do
in Kodiak” phase of it.
Rev. Talbott stated in his re
port on Civic Improvement that
the Rotary Club may sponsor the
construction of a swimming pool.
A bond issue is deemed the best
manner of assuring its eai\y con
struction. This would be paid for
from fees charged for use
Dr. A. Holmes Johnson stated
in his report on schools that the
School Board has a long-range pro
gram to secure for the Kodiak
school an accredited status as a
Junior College. It also seeks to
establish an industrial arts wing
to the present plant.
John Manley of Anchorage was
a visitor at the meeting.
Big Day For PNA
It's Millionth
Soon To Travel
Sometime within the next month
Pacific Northern Airlines will
carry its 1,000,000th passenger in
Alaska service, according to Harold
A.Olsen, PNA vice president of
traffic and sales.
Traffic forecasts indicate that
this historic event will take place
during the last few days of Sep
tember or early October.
Pacific Northern was founded
27 years ago in Anchorage by A.
G. Woodley, president and gen
eral manager of the airline. Dur
ing the first year of operation
PNA (then Woodley Airways)
carried a total of 53 passengers.
Today, Pacific Northern carries
up to lfr times that number in a
single day’s operation.
Preliminary plans call for the
I.v^.jouuq passenger to receive
a gala sendoff upon boarding and
a big reception upon landing, no
matter between what two points on
PNA’s routes he or she travels.
Sub Was Sighted
NOME — US) — Pilot Harold
Pricher, Nome, told Sen. Bartlett
Wednesday night he sighted a sub
marine a few miles off the city of
Nome.
Pricher said he saw the under
sea craft clearly and was able to
study its design. He said he was
certain it was not of American
type. The sighting was made sev
eral weeks ago.
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KNUDSEN’S
We have been appointed dealer for
Mido Watches.
The Mido Watch is fully automatic
and guaranteed.
This watch is waterproof, even for
skindiving, and shock resistant.
This is a wonderful time piece and
available in various styles.
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Guns, ammunition- hand guns,
cartridge belts, etc.
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of the family.
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