Car Plunges
Over Cliff
A 1939 Chrysler sedan
own.-d by Pete Unger was dis
covered in the bay at the foot
of the cliiT near the slide area
on the base-town road Tues
day morning.
Police investigating the ac
cident believe that there was!
no driver in the vehicle when;
it took the plunge. Ovid i
“Mac” McKinley acting chief'
of police, saw the vehicle j
parked near the shoulder of i
the road around 5:30 pm I
Monday when he made a
routine patrol along the road.
The Chrysler had a flat rear
tire at that time. f
Early Tuesday the vehicle)
was seen lying in the water. ,
The police were notified and:
investigated. They could give |
no cause for the plunge of the i
car.
The Women’s Bay Entrance'
Channel Buoy 20 has been re- j
located in 23 feet of water ap
proximately 480 yards 277 de
grees true from the charted
position of Women’s Bay En
trance Channel light 25 (L. L.
No. 2517.5), U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey Chart Nos.
8545 and 8546, according to a
Notice to Mariners issued by |
the Commander of the 17th
Coast Guard District.
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Chocolate Eclairs &
Assorted French Pastry
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open 14 hrs. a day Phone 3454
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THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer Pit.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you.
Erich Mueller, prop.
PHONE 3131 or 4303
MECCA
Bar & Lounge
invites you to drop in
ANO ENJOY YOUR FA VORITE BRINK
In the newly decorated Lounge
Open 6 until 2
I
@oc&tail ‘ityoun Swuf Sunday
4 fo 6 tyaod Tftu^ic
Mixed Drinks Our Specialty
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Residents
DueRefunds
Several Kodiak residents or
former residents have refunds
due them from the Bureau of
Internal Revenue’s Tacoma
office. The refunds are due for
the 1950 tax payments.
The checks for these per
sons were not delivered, tax
officials, explained, because
the person may have moved
and no forwarding address
given the proper authorities
or improper addresses were
gibber or addresses are ille
gible.
If your name appears on
the following list in todav’s
paper, Internal Revenue of
ficials ask that when you write
claiming your check that you
include your social security
number and your address and
the year for which you were
entitled to the refund.
The list follows: Henry M
Buck, Kodiak; James Corbett,
Larsen Bay; Lars A. Hage
lund, Kodiak; Vernon L. Ster
ling, Kodiak; William H.
Swearingen, Kodiak; William
R. and Barbara J. Weber,
Kodiak.
There will be other lists of
persons who have refunds for
years prior to 1950.
Rent Control Off ice
Opens Here
A new program of rent con-1
trol for Kodiak requires all
owners of rental property to
register their units, John K.
Woolworth, representative of j
the office of Rent Stabiliza
tion, said yesterday.
A rent office has been
opened in the Kodiak Apart
ments in apartment number
2, former law office of Tal
mage L. Smith, Woolworth
said.
As soon as registration
forms are available an an
nouncement will be made for
all property owners to come
in and register their units,
Woolworth explained.
R. S. Furst, deputy, director
for this district, accompanied
Woolworth to Kodiak Monday
Furst was scheduled to leave
yesterday for Anchorage.
Governor Gruening is sup
posed to appoint a rent advis
ory board composed of local
residents who will undertake
the task of handling local
problems.
Rent stabilization in Kodiak
is because of the immigration
of military personnel. Certific
ation of Kodiak Island as a
Critical Housing Area was
made recently.
Washington (A3)—Full rent
control has gone into effect
througnout Kodiak Island.
The maximum rents per
mitted now are those charged
on July 1, 1950. The order
extends controls to types of
housing not now covered, in
cluding hotels, trailer camps
and housing constructed since
Feb. 1, 1947.
Read the Classifieds
Logan Named
Correspondent
Capt. B. J. “Bob” Logan
of Cordova has been appointed
correspondent for the Board
of Underwriters of New York.
Logan, skipper of the Ko
diak Salvor, will have entire
territo: y as his field of opera
tions.
The Board of Underwriters
represents 115 marine under
writing companies throughout
the world, according to Cor
dova Times
Logan will represent the
board in the case of marine
claims in waters along the A
laskan Sea Frontier. He is not
a representative of any of the
individual firms.
His job will include surveys
and issuing certificates of
damage.
Linda Hinson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson,
entertained several friends
Wednesday in honor of her
fifth birthday.
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IT’S A GOOD TIME TO BUY
NEW CAR or USED CAR NOW
1$ a good time to Buy
Wider Selection and Lower Prices
during the slow January days
We have new Hedges, & Plymouths IvPickups
Seattle or Kodiak
47 WILLYS Station Wagon $350.
41 PLYMOUTH four door Sedan 500.
39 PONTIAC Club Coupe 350.
42 PLYMOUTH ” ” 350.
49 DODGfc four door 1000.
” FORD 6 2 door 1100.
41 BUICK Sedan 200.
CLARKS GARAGE
DUDGE PLYMOUTH WILLYS
PHONE 3444
j NAUGHTON'S BAKERY j
| ‘‘the home of Quality lB-ead'’
\ RYE BREADS CAKES
( RAISIN BREADS PIES
j FRENCH BREADS DONUTSf
j DINNER ROLLS PASTRY
i PfSOHS 2062
Boh Hall’s Air Service
PHONE 3281
Your locally owned scheduled airline
ALL KODIAK ISLAND POINTS FOR
PASSENGERS
EXPRESS FREIGHT
Now certified by C. A. B. from all Kodiak Island
points tu Port Chatham, Port San Juan, Kanatak
| Village, Kubak Village, & Kulgin Island.
|
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Serving the Kodiak Island Area
with Dependable Airline Service