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For Sale
ISLAND FOUNTAIN is for sale.
Ph 4454. tfn
Mill Bay Garage & quonseft, fur
nished & very cheap. A very
good buy for mechanic or comb,
welder. Place can pay for busi
ness in 1 season. It did last
year. Call 6171 after 5 p.m. or
contact Mathey Fitzgerald, tfn
2-bdrm fum house on Mill Bay
Rd. Call Doris Wheeler, Ph
5073, for info. tfn
2-bdrm house. Fireplace, Therma
dor kitchen, basement, lg lot.
Mission Rd. Good deal to right
person. Ph 3361. tfn
’53 Pontiac 2-dr sedan. $295; forced
air heating system; electric hot
water heater. Ph 6111. tfn
Trailer w/g lean-to & shop. In
quire across street from Pratt’s
Trailer Ct. or call 4791 after 5
p.m. 21-ly
New home on Spruce Cape Rd.
Modern throughout. All furn.
Has 3 bdrms & bath & half, hot
water heat, fireplace, wall-to
wall carpet in LR. Also has car
port. This home sits on 114 acre
of land. Ph Lyle, 5812. 21-ln
LOTS & ACREAGE near new high
school, 50x100; Several nice
ones on Mission Rd. KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY, Ph 2761.
21-ln
Good sized safe; metal 4 drawer
filing cabinet; office size desk
w/glass top; metal swivel office
chair. $200 cash for lot. Ph 2523.
tfn
Cherry desk w/matching chair $90;
cherry table, extends to 80 in,
w//pad & 5 chairs, $100; 2
sturdy padded green chairs $9
ea; floor lamp $5; chest $10;
overstuffed barrel chair $40;
desk $5. Ph 3304. 21-ln
The WARDROBE. Buyer may wait
to take possession anytime be
fore Sept. 1 to enable re-stock
ing with new Fall & Winter
stock of her own choosing, & to
enable us to reduce the present
inventory. Selling price $1,000
for furniture, fixtures, etc. plus
cost of remaining inventory. Our
only reason for selling — Mrs.
Lowe is leaving Kodiak for an
indefinite time. See Mrs. Blank
enburg or Mrs. Lowe for further
details. tfn
25x25 cabin on Mission Rd with
range, hot water tank, sink,
shower, etc; 1950 Ford station
wagon; 21 ft cabin cruiser. Ph
4074. 21-ln
Beaver pelts $15, $20, $25. Otter,
$40. Ronald Hurst, Box 56, Ko
diak. v 21-2y
RANCHERS SPECIAL: Beautiful
80-acre ranch w/nice hill & pas
ture lands, all fenced, about %
mi. of beach frontage. Has nice 2
bdrm home fully fum or unfurn.
Ex terms. KODIAK ALEUTIAN
REALTY, Ph 2761. 21-ln
Sml house dwntwn suitable for
couple. $2,700. Call 4491 .after
5:30 p.m. weekdays or anytime
Sat. & Sun. tfn
Metal pickup top. Ph 4791. 21-ly
'54 Chev. $500. Ph 2171 after 5 pm.
14-2n
1956 Dodge 8 passenger station
wagon, R&H. ex. rubber, fine
car. $1,190—Terms can be ar
ranged. Ph 253 or 544. 14-2n
Sml size ironer in good cond. $50.
Ph 3131 afternoons. 21-ly
1952 DeSoto Custom 4 dr. sedan.
Good cond. Avble about May 31.
Wm. Fearn, 3344, Fuller Apts.
14-3y
New trailer houses—8 to 18’ wide
to 60’ long. Also Mobile Motels
and offices. New 10x45 Fleet
wood to arrive on June boat.
Kodiak Mobile Home Sales, Ph
3084. 21-ln
SPRING SPECIAL: Comp. furn.
home overlooking bay, lake,
mountain view in rear. House
is well insulated & well built.
Lg fenced yard. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Call KODIAK
ALEUTIAN REALTY for ap
pointment to see. Ph 2761. 21-ln
For Rent
Small houses in dwntwn location.
Ph 2883. 21-ly
House for rent dwntwn. Ph 6074.
21-ln
Help Wanted
Waitress wanted. Apply in person
at Island Fountain. tfn
Kodiak franchise available for Na
tionally advertised Realsilk Pro
ducts. Top earnings taking or
ders 195 styles apparel. For de
tails & free samples write Mr.
Hazen, 1101 Vance Bldg., Seattle,
Wash. 21-2n
Sears, Roebuck & Co. will inter
view young women for the posi
tion of Sales Clerks. Those se
lected will be eligible for em
ployee discount, vacation & ill
ness pay, insurance & hospitali
zation plan, full pay while train
ing & profit sharing. Applicants
should be active, alert, pleasant
with customers. Please phone
4414 for interview appointment.
Ask for Inez Tomlinson, Sears,
Roebuck & Co representative.
21-ln
Found
Black male cocker-dachshund dog.
Well trained. Ph 2191. 21-ln
Notices
“FIND A NEED & FILL IT” is
our motto. For your picnic, cat
ering & recreation needs, call
the SNACK SHACK. Ph 5133.
tfn
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS—If
you have a drinking problem &
need help, write Box 376, Ko
diak or call 3912 days, 2364
nights. tfn
Wanted
Want to 'buy 15 or 16 ft boat with
or without motor. Cash for best
deal. Call Burmaster, 3652. 21-ln
Want to rent a 2-bdrm house. Will
sign lease. Ph 3853. 21-2y
Services
For insured towing & wrecker
service call JERRY’S WRECK
ER. Ph 6464. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—Fast,
satisfying service & guaranteed
work. Harbor View Plumbing &
Heating. Ph 6222. tfn
THRIFT SHOP & Rummage Sale
at Baptist Mission 1-5 pm on
Saturdays. tfn
ISLAND ELECTRONICS — Radio
& TV repair. Open 12 to 9 pm.
Ph 6022. tfn
LABORERS WANTED
Residents of Kodiak, who seek
employment on the Sitkinak job
as laborers, can contact Labor
Union 341. Box 487. at Anchorage,
Alaska.
Names of those seeking employ
ment will then be put on a list.
Seven Hints On How To Handle
Your Boat On A Stormy Sea
A boat tossing on a stormy sea
is exciting to watch on the movie
screen, where the script guaran
tees that everything will end safe
ly in 6unlit tranquility.
But if you can’t count on having
a Hollywood script writer to res
cue you, here are seven hints from
the current (May) issue of the
Ziff-Davis magazine Popular Boat
ing on how to save yourself:
1. If the boat is not already
equipped, life lines should be rig
ged around any areas where it is
necessary to move around or to
work.
2. Loose gear should be put be
low or securely fastened down.
3. The speed of the vessel
should be reduced enough to lessen
the punishment from the sea—
keeping just enough way on for
steering—and the boat should be
steered so as to quarter into the
wind and sea.
4. Try to work your way into the
lee of any land which may lie to
windward. Very often water will
smooth behind a land mass in spite
of a howling gale.
5. If there is no protective land,
the besit place to head for is wide
open space out where the wafer
is deep and there is plenty of
room between your boat and the
beach.
Seeks Decision
In Fish Trap Case
WASHINGTON UP)—Alaska At
torney General John Rader urged
the Supreme Court to render an
early decision on whether the In
dian villages of Kake, Angoon and
Metlakatla can continue to use
traps.
Rader told the high court: “It
is very damaging to have this situ
ation go on any longer.” John W.
Cragun, Richard Shifter, attorneys
for the villages, asked court to
uphold their claim to use traps.
AF Nikolski Base
WASHINGTON (UP)—Army Engi
neers have awarded the $1,294,820
contract for the construction of
the Air Force Station at Nikolski
on Umnak Island.
The contract for the radio equip
ment building and other facilities,
goes to the Premier Gear and Ma
chine Works, Portland, Oregon,
and H and K Construction Com
pany, Spenard, Alaska.
AGENTS
car can go rolling down the road
car can & well as
without anyone m it
yours can. If you
CAR
,ry collision coverage on your
J the car from
auto. damage
upset
IS
repaired under your deductible
collision. A word of cauU.n
p„, the parting brake on-don
let your car he
DRIVERLESS!
5101 ^t Brooks 2561
Kodiak Insurance
& Bldg* Corp.
6. Avoid running into areas
where the water is shallow. In
such places the waves build up
into a dangerously steep chop. The
same applies to entrances of rivers,
channels and harbors that are pro
tected by a reef or bar.
7. In the case of the usual squall
of short duration, states Popular
Boating, it’s better to keep away
and ride it out than to try to pass
through such dangerous areas.
RECKLESS YOUTH
ELIZABETH. N. J.—A suit for
$26,000 damages has been filed
against a 6-year-old driver as a
result of an auto accident two
years r.go.
The youngster, Nicholas Ami
cucci, of Westfield, is accused of
driving his mother’s auto into an
other car after the keys were left
in the ignition at a service station.
Nicholas was 4 at the time.
The suit also names as defen
dants the boy’s mother, Mrs. Maria
Amicucci, and the service station.
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