roliss Peterson
Plans Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Torsten Mikel
sen announce that the wed
ding of their daughter, Mis;
Anna Jean Peterson, to Robert
E. Stover will take place next
Friday evening at the Russian
Orthodox Church.
Stover, engineman second
class in the navy, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Stover
of Onalaska, Wash.
Father Alexander Popoff
will perform the wedding at
7:30 pm. The ce.-em>ny will be
followed by a receution at the
Montmartre Inn.
S moort the Cancer Crasade
Over 100 Houses Built
11 East Addition
There are six color combina
tions on the houses now being
| erected in the East Addition
j by Kodiak Construction Com
jpany and no two are the same
on ihj exterior and interior,]
Jack McDaniels, general su 1
perintendent, said yesteariay. |
As of today over 1U0 houses
have been erected. The foun
dations for 125 are now ready,
according to Mike Shanhan,1
superintendent for Pacific A-1
laska Contractors.
Kodiak Construction Com
pany is erecting six “shells”
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uer day, McDanifis said. He
explained that a “shell” con
sists of the roof, sides, floor,
sheet irig and furnaces.
Persons desiring to rent the
ouses, the N :vy has priority,
may call John Wharton, office
manager for Kodiak Const.
Co. on phone 4363, McDaniels
said.
There are three types of
houses, Isted as No. 1, which
rents for $115.: No. 2. $130;
and No. 3.. $150. All houses
have bathtubs, furnaces,
stoves. Houses No. 2 have
automatic washing machines.
Automatic washing machines
and dryers are included with
houses No. 3. Houses two and
three have garages.
The vari colored houses now
going up have an abundance
of cupboard space and many
electrical outlets. The painting
and decorating contract is held
by Lee-Deirckex Company of
Portland and Axel Sundby is
the foreman. James Busch is
the foreman for Copenhagen
and Co. which holds the sub
contract for the plumbing and
heating. The electrical wiring
is being done under the super
vision of Glenn Harris of Fri
berg and Co. of Portland.
McDaniels expressed his ap
preciation to City of Kodiak
officials for the “fine coopera
tion we have received.” He
also praised the work of John
Mitch of the R and G Co., of
Port'and for expediting the
prefab houses from the city
dock to the construction site.
Mitch has complete charge of
sorting and distributing the
houses to the correct spots at
the site.
ouannan lets Kay Upton, su
perintendent for Kodiak Con
struction Co., know what hou
ses he needs. Upton then di
rects Mitch to load them a
board the trailers which roll
from the dock to the project
site all day.
The entire work is done un
der the direction of Ray Wood
bury of Portland and Leo S.
Wynans, Home Industrial
Builder of Portland, who hold
the contract for the project.
McDaniels said the workmen
employed at the project are
predominately local workmen.
‘They average over two
thirds of the workers,” he
said.
He gave no date when the
houses could be occupied.
However, he indicated that as
soon as the water and sewer
work was complete that the
roads would be brought to
contract specifications in the
housing area..
Anchorage (A1)—Wesley I.
Gilman, 49, lieutenant ip
charge of the third division
for the Alaska Highway Patrol
for several years, was appoint
ed captain of the Territorial
Police.
The appointment was made
by Police Superintendent A.P.
Brandt in Juneau.
/arty Spends
flight In Fog
Ten persons, including a
baby under one year old, spent
ne night on the island mail
mat Sbuyak, lost in the fog
Sunday
Out for a pleasure trip that
started at 6:30 am, Sunday,
houis ahead of the fog, were
Kobert von Scheele, skipper,
and Mrs. von Sheele, their son
Neil, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cornelius, and Mr. and Mrs.
; Walter Kraft and three chil
Idren.
After cruising toward Afog
nak (fogged in) and Ouzinkie
and Whale Island (beautiful
an i clear) the Shuyak headed
for home but in the fog missed
the bouy.
After circling in vain in fog
that he described as the
heaviest in 20 years, von
Sheele droppe i anchor for the
nighc, not knowing where he
was.
At 4 am, Kraft and young
von Sheele went ashore in a
dory to study the contours of
the land, and the group found
itself on the other side of
Woody Island.
They came through the fog.
picked up the buoy and got
back to town just 24 hours af
ter they started.
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