Youth Admits Sacking
School Building
An 11-year old Kodiak Pub
lic School student admitted he
entered the school buildings
last week and created the mess
found in several of the class
rooms.
The youth gave no reason
for his actions. He told the
City Police, U.S. Marshal and
School Superintendent Ivor
Schott about the incident.
His parents were notified
and a warning issued regard
ing the future activities of the
boy.
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New Caterpillar
For City Work
The $20,000 DC Caterpillar
and attachments for the City j
of Kodiak is expected to be a-!
board the Susitna when it I
arrives here late in November j
ior the first of December, Ro-I
bert Hedloff, city cierk, said i
Thursday. 1
The Caterpillar was ordered !
several months ago fromi
Northern Commercial Comp-j
any. It has been shipped from;
the factory to Seattle. j
The city will purchase the |
equipment on the installment!
plan. Making payments each;
month.
Buy Christmas Seals
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Special orders now being taken for Furs! !
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Everything from appealing "little furs” \
to graceful sweeping coats in all the |
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Cannery Figures
On Crab Catch
The Island Seafoods Can
nery released the figures of |
the Kodiak King Crab catch
for the past seven days. The j
total purchased by the cannery |
from Nov. 13 to 20, inclusive, !
was 3,670. j
High boat for the seven dayj
period was the Tide Rip skip- i
pered by Dave Murphy with j
1,007 crabs. Second was the1
Wafico 21, run by Sergai Pes-,
trikoff, with 778. Third, the!
Judy M, Julian Mueller with
297; fourth. Grey Shark, John
Bang, 155; fifth, Linda Mae,
Paddy Mullins, 85.
Pete Deveau, superinten
dent of the floating cannery, |
said canning operations began 1
Thursday with around 20 local
employees. He added that
they planned to can two to |
four days a week if the crabs
continue to be brought to the [
cannery.
Walt Muller has‘been get-1
ting his plant, located below
the Kodiak Electric Associ-1
ation plant, ready for the sea-;
son. i
NOTICE I
The Alaska Crippled Child-!
ren’s Association cook books,!
Out of Alaska’s Kitchens, j
make delightful Christmas
gifts and are available at Don
nelly and Acheson, Norman’s
Photo Shop, Knudsen’s, Wod
linger-Berts Drug Stores and
the Island Fountain.
For further information call
4154 or see Miss Irene Brooks.
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Soap Distributed
By Postoffice
The postoffice looked like a
grocery store Wednesday
morning when the stamp w n-;
dow opened for business. Over
700 boxes of Cheer, Proctor
and Gamble soap product, j
were stacked on the package
shelves.
Boxholders received cards in |
their boxes telling them to call
at the window for a “pack-j
age”. It cost the soap com-j
pany 17 cents to mail each
box.
NOTICE
Game night at the VFW is j
now Wednesday and Friday:
nights. '
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Montmartre Inn, Island Foun
tain and Rocky and Carrie’s
Cafe while in Kodiak. During
a short period o'- her stay here
she went to Seward to work.
The USNS Funston left Ko
diak Naval Station last Satur
day.
The stowaway is believed to
have boarded the ship as a
visitor while it was in port at
the base.
Alice Kilgore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Kilgore,
celebrated her 12th birthday
with a party for several
friends on Saturday.
NOTICE
All persons between ages 21 and 55 years who have
been employed within Territory of Alaska during year
1952:
Your 1952 School Tax becomes delinquent on Monday,
December 1, 1952 at midnight; penalty of $2.50 assessed
thereafter.
Payable at United States Commissioner’s Office or
mail remittance to Box A-747, Kodiak.
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_FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY_
TOYS-TOYS-TOYS Make Your Selections Early
M Icc Skates_ | Sleds Q Bicycles
Christmas
SLIPPERS
That large shipment has ar
rived and is
in a wide range of sizes, styles
and colors
In Our
Ladie’s Shoe Dept.
Lutefisk Lutefisk
For the Holidays
Get Your Supply Now
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ed a, tteev ‘DaOuf, &<z4e
REFRIGERATED
to keep dairy produtes fresh
® It’s D&A for 0
GROCERIES
DRESS UP
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
White selections are ample
Don’t wait until stocks
are depleted
REMEMBER!
NUNN-BU5H SHOES
Timley & Ratner Suits
Ratner Sport Coats
Men’s Store
DONNELLEY & ACHESON
AT WE FOOT OF MAIN SWEET on ms dock
;j FUSS PARKING FREE DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 40l}0 BEFORE 3 PM