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Melton L. Crawford. Editor and Publisher
Jeanne R. Crawford Associate Editor
Candace Crawford, Executive Editor
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local news published herein.
ARE YOU A MENACE?
A teen age driver and a powerful model car are some
times a deadly combination. The tendency of young drivers to
“open it up and see hdtv fast it will roll” has resulted in seve
ral deaths on Kodiak roads in the past two years.
No amount of warnings from police or safety propa
gandaseems to have a permanent effect. Something must be
done before some school child or adult is struck and killed.
Chief of Police Roland Vickery expressed grave concern over
the situation immediately on arriving in Kodiak. He-is plann
ing to ask the city council to enact a new ordinance that will
more adequately cover such violations as oceured yesterday
morning involving the city fire truck.
Parents should see that their teen age children are safe
and considerate drivers or every adult mo o ist will eventually
be repressed by many strict traffic laws.
Piumm^r Named
District Attorney
Anchorage — William E.
Plummer, Anchorage attorney
has been officially appointed
U. S. Attorney in the Tnird
Divis on.
Square Dance Tonight
A square dance will be held
tonight at the Elk’s Club for
members and guests. Dancing
and “whoppingand hollering”
will start at 9 pm.
A 15 minute parking meter
has been installed near the
postoffice in place of the regu
lar 30 minute meter.
Dr Lee McKinley and staff
left M rnday via PNA for A: -
ciorage. He said he plans t>
return around the last of tl e
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Muller
and children returned to Ou
zinkie this week after two
months in town.
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TODAYS SAVINGS ARE
TOMORROW S SECURITY
A comfortable feeling at any age-savings
that will help you retire, take advantage of
opportunities. The time to save is while you
are earning. \Xe are here to serve you in
safeguarding your savings.
-Rank of Kodiak
Cloaad *very Thursdav
Kervio* N. O. B., Friday*, Old Aduiinutracion building, 3:00 0:80 P. to
PHONES 2233 2222 4691
Two Weddings
Performed Tuesday
Vonnie Terrill Jackinskv
ant Joseph Pet rson. bo'h of
Alitak were married Tuesday
:w U. S. Commissioner A M
Vo acek. Mrs. Marie 1 r ;n‘on
n i E Mu Ha>es were witnes
ses to t' e marrage.
H 1 n Lorraine Prescott and
James Matthew McG’i ciy
were married Tuesday even
ing by U. S. Comn issioner A.
M. Vokacek.
E. Marylin Mover and Ken
neth L. Moyer were witnes
ses to the ceremony.
Bahai Meeting
Tonight at 8:39 a discussion
group pertaining to the teach
ings of the Bahai World Faith
will be held in the apartment
of Rose Perkal, which is down
stairs in tne home of William
Smith on Mill Bay Road.
Topic for discussion will be
“Progressive Revelation”. In
ter! st.ed persons are welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
NOTICE
DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR, Bureau of Land
Management, Land Office,
Anchorage, Alaska. 10-9-53
Notice is hereby given that
Lowt.ll M. Puckett, of Ancbo ■
age, Alaska, as Townsite Trus
tee, has filed in this office his
application Anchorage 019237
under Sec. 11 of the act oi
March 3, 1891 (26 Stat. 1095,
10! 9; 48 U.S.C. Sec. 355) and
the act of May 25. 1926 (44
Stat. 629; 48 U S C. Sec. 355),
to submit final proof for the
several use and benefit of the
occupants of the Southeas
Addition, Kodiak Townsiti
said townsite embracing land:
designated as U.S. Survey No
2910, A and B, containing 3 2
acres. Proof will be submittei
by the Trustee before a Notar
Public at Anchorage and b;
two of the following witnesse
Thomas Gallagher, Lee C
Bettinger, John A. Gibbons
T. J. Whittington, all of K
diak. Alaska, before the U.S
Postmaster at Kodiak, Alaska
If no protest is received dur
ing the period of publicatioi
or within thirty days there
after final proof will be ac
eepted.
Virgil O. Seiser
Manager, Anchorage
Land Office
1st Pub. 10-17-53
Last Pub. 11-7-53
i ech iicclor Mov>«
Sunday at a Monday
The NEW version of The
Prisoner of Zenda in Techni
color is appearing on the Orp
heum scr p" tomorrow and
Monday, .Toh Fletcher an
no meed yesterday.
Tr>duced by MGM the
Technicolor movie stars Ste
wart Granger and Deborah
"ooo'laalah” Kerr. The film is
descii ed as a “romantic,
dramatic : d ■/• nt re ’ The fa
mous art »r James Mason is in
the film as well as Louis Cal
hern. Jane Greer, Lefwis Stone
and Robert Douglas.
The film will run Sunday
continous from 3 pm, Fletcher
said The doors to the theatre
w ill be open at 2:40 pm.
We’re NOT Married, is the
Tuesday and Wednesday of
| faring to the theatre going
jpublic. It has a tremendous'
J cast of big name stars and!
(Should be of great interest to'
I Kodiak theatre patrons.
For one day only on Thurs
day the Orpheum will offer
“Loan Shark’’ .... a story of
the Los Angeles loan busines- (
sjs which nave been investi-l
j gated.
j Friday and Saturday is the
Woman of the North Country,
la pure white snow “job’’ of
I life in the great frozen north.
jTnis picture is recommended
for children as well as adults.
Coming to the Orpheum
Screen soon is the MGM pic
ture the Million Dollar Mer
maid.
Mrs. Charles Lange and
children of Uganik Bay were
l Visitors in town this week
PERSONALS
Miss Do’ores Jones, who re
cently returner! from the
states, is working at Knud
sen’s.
Mrs. Charles Bcnaudi, the
former Vera Pierce, is sche
duled to leave this week for
her new home in Bangkok,
Siam. She will go via the
states, stopping at McMinn
ville, Ore., to visit her mother,
and continue to the Orient via
Hawaii.
Mrs. Herbert Spiegel is
serving as local Northwest
Airlines agent du ring the six
weeks absence of Jimmy
Martz, who left this week
wi h Mrs. Martz on a flying
trip to the Orient.
Bob Blair was an incoming
PNA passenger from An
chorage this week. He has
been in the states for several
daj s.
Ken Gosling of Aleutian
Homes, Inc. returned to Ko
diak after a few days in Se
attle and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Martz Jim left
Tuesday for Anchorage where
they will start their six week
flying trip and vacation
through the Orient.
Martz is NWA agent in Ko
diak and Mrs. Martz has been
emp'oyed at Kraft’s office.
Hospital News
BIRTHS;
To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Blair, a son, October 19,
weight. 7 lbs., 19 oz., name
Kenneth Douglas.
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OLD TIME DANCE
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