15.0#
17.85
26.57
27.00
1,161.36
15.03
27.56
2.23
11.81
34.85
41.42
15.16
80.81
73.25
12.77
15.96
69.36
fS*ptt .nb* r llj 1963 '
I^Sept. aii/.r !i, 1953
Sept.i u, 1953
Septtia • r 11, 1953
Septem.i i, 1953
Septem ii, 1953
September il, 1953
Septeia » r 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
September 11, 1953
.10 September 11, 1953
19.46 September 12, 1952
30.48 September 12, 1952
30.22 September 12, 1952
48.30 September 12, 1952
2.43 September 12, 1952
12.87 September 12, 1952
37.99 September 12, 1952
32.54 September 12, 1952
72.50 September 12, 1952
35.78 September 14, 1951
27.36 September 14, 1951
17.88 September 14, 1951
23.40 September 14, 1951
8.03 September 14, 1951
42.39 September 14, 1951
49.08 September 14, 1951
38.52 September 8, 1950
29.46 September 8, 1950
19.23 September 8 1950
25.19 September 8, 1950
8.64 September 8, 1950
45.63 September 8, 1950
52. 83 September 8, 1950
35.87 September 9, 1949
17.92 September 9, 1949
23.46 September 9, 1949
8.03 September 9, 1949
42.49 September 9, 1949
49.20 September 9, 1949
LAI
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Swt
Vali
Flee;
hous
gift
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T Of KODIAK
- - was chosen the
, Kodiak at St. Mary’s
lice last week at the
• ve Association Club
vice received a lovely
me jewelry, and the
other candidates, Marie Nelson and
Barbara Miller, recived gifts also.
Each girl was presented a corsage
donated by the Frontier Shop.
Originally, the Rudy Williams
Quartet was scheduled to furnish
music, but at the last minute a
substitution was made..
Acknowledgements are made to
the following merchants of Kodiak
for their generous contributions:
Kodiak Outfitters, O. Kraft and
Son, Donnelley and Acheson, The
Frontier Shop, La Lande’s Bakery,
Naughton’s Bakery and the City
Market.
Mrs. Greta Jones was an outgo
ing passenger on the O’Hara Feb
ruary. 14. She will visit her mother
and sister in Pomona while wait
ing for Mr. Jones to join her in
May.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
TO HOI i) CONFERENCE
The annual Republican Women’!
National Conference will be heit^
on March 5, 6 and 7 at the Hotel
Statler in Washington, D. C., it
was announced recently by Sen.
Doris Barnes, Republican National
Committeewoman. This conference
is open to all interested Republi
can women.
Administration leaders of both
the executive and legislative
branches of the government will
address the delegates.
Dorothy Prior of Anchorage is
handling registrations for the con
ference. She should be contacted
by all who plan to attend.
The Kodiak Orthodox Russian
Club will sponsor a Leap Year
Benefit Dance at the Elk’s Hall on
Sunday, February 26. Music for
dancing will be furnished by Betty
and Willie Hall from 9 p. m. until
1 a. m. The affair is open to the
public.
POLICE SLOGAN
Drive Slowly—think of your
child when approaching mine;
• ;>;ciwr
VETERANS WARNED i-.- OM
ON GI HOME TRADING ,K m
Two important warnings to vet
eran* buying or selling GI homes
were sounded by the Veterans Ad
ministration.
They are:
First, veterans will run afoul of
the Federal law if they purchase a
home with a GI loan intending to
turn a quick sale at a profit rather
than to occupy it as the law re
quires
Second, veterans who sell their
homes and let the purchasers as
sume the favorable, low interest
GI loans, run the risk of later hav
ing to pay all or part of the debt
resulting from a default by the
new owner.
VA has found that some veterans
buy GI homes without intending
to occupy them, and receive a
small sum of money for allowing
non-veterans to take advantage of
the liberal financing provisions of
the GI loan entitlement.
GI home loans may not.be used
for speculative profit, VA empha
sized. Each veteran who applies for
a GI home loan is required to cer
' i , ■' : - - i
Ufjr that h6 intends to occupy the
property as his home.
-- ' V-r
PATTY GOES TO WASHINGTON
Dr. Ernest N. Patty, University
of Alaska president, flew to Wash
ington, D. C. Sunday to appear be
fore congressional committees in
an effort to obtain Alaska Public
Works matching funds for con
struction of the school’s proposed
$2 Vi million multi-purpose build
ing and its gymnasium.
Mrs. Patty accompanied her hus
band.
The last Territorial Legislature
appropriated its share of funds for
this construction, but made the ap
propriation contingent upon APW
matching funds.
The Jack Allman Unit No. 17,
American Legion Auxiliary will
hold its regular meeting Thursday,
February 23, at 7:00 p. m. at the
VFW Club rooms.
Following the business meeting,
i card party will be held at 8:00
?. m., to which the public is in
cited.
38.25 September 10, 1948
19.11 September 10, 1948
25.01 September 10, 1948
8.57 September 10, 1948
45.31 September 10, 1948
52.46 September 10, 1948
I *
40.63 September 12, 1947
26.57 September 12, 1947
9.10 September 12, 1947
46.54 September 12, 1947
43.01 September 13, 1946
9.63 September 13, 1946
45.39 September 14, 1945
10.21 September 14, 1945
THOSE WERE ftffe DAYS
mam
•m
THOSE
WERE
THE
DAYS
S/>J>
. UAt SeeMAtf
d b* SmliS S*non
rmarcM. N l ■
» IP THE PAIVT *
HOLDS OUT, THE
MASTER WILL 4
HAVE TCV MORE
PAINTINGS DOVE
t SY NOON I —
EVERYTH IMS
GOES AT .
By ART BERMAN
HOS5FACE HANK.
By FKANK i HUMAb
SONNY SOUTH
By COURTNEY ALDERSON
^FLAVIN' FOOTBALL lb SHORE
^NIORE FUN THAN QOIN' T’ SCHOOL
\v\ \
1944
KODIAK TOWNSITE
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1 10 24.42
14 5 4.44
1.22 30.77 56.41 September 8, 1944
.22 6.04 10.70 September 8, 1944
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1943
KODIAK TOWNSITE
1 10 24.42 1.22 36.14
14 5 4 44 .22 6.57
61.78 September 10, 1943
11.23 September 10, 1943
1942
KODIAK TOWNSITE
Peter Nekeferoff
Unknown
1
14
10 24.42
5 4.44
1.22
.22
39.07
7.10
64.71 September 11, 1942
11.76 September 11, 1942
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct roll of the delinquent taxes of the City of Ko
diak for the years 1942 through 1954 and that it shows the date when said taxes became delinquent, the
total amount of said taxes, penalty and interest separately stated, and the aggregate of the whole
thereof::
RICHARD G. BERG
City Clerk-Treasurer
orings you o cur as
long as you need it!
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