Garden Citib Joins
National Organization
The Kodiak Garden Club
has become affiliated with the
Washington State Fe 'eration
of Garden Clubs, Mrs. John
Given, president of the local
club, announced this week, i
The local club is sponsoring
an exhibit and show at the U. i
S. 0. Club on August 31. Per-j
sons are urged to contact a
member of the local club re- j
garding submitting exhibits. J
Transfer of a taxi license i
from Elmer Dean to W. A.!
(Pat) Cannon was approved at j
a city council meeting re- J
cently.
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
French Donats
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open Z4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest nil Transfer Ho.
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
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Entertaining At
THE MECCA
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"THE MODERNISTS
FRI. SAT. SUN.
Jam Session
as usual
Every Thursday at 8:00pm
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am
PHONE
Bar-2444
Lounge-3242 i
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PaSmeh Telephone Co.
Seized By Government
Palmer— The Collector of
Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Washington and A
laska has seized all property
af the Matanuska Valley
Telephone Company, Inc., for
assessed taxes owed the l1.
S. Government.
At the same time the city
of Palmer was appointed
custodian of the telephone
property and authorized to
continue operation of the tele
phone company.
. Maynard Sands, former
awner and principal stock
holder of the company, was
appointed by the Palmer city
council as custodian during
the 50-day period the collector
will attempt to dispose of the
property.
Taxes in the amount of $13,
000 is owed the government
by the telephone company.
'Fishermen Fined
For Violations
The skippers and crew of
three salmon fishing boats
were found guilty of illegal
fishing in Sturgeon Lagoon
recently.
On July 30, boat no. 23 of
Grimes Packing Co., skip
pered by Albert Coles, and
Kadiak Fisheries boat no. 18,
skippered by Nick Mullan,
were observed fishing illegally
by U. S. Fish and Wildlife of
ficials. Coles and Mullan pled
guilty when taken before Lb
S. Commissioner A. M. Voka
cek and they were fined $250
each.
Gordon Ullrich and Marvin
Roberts, fishing with Coles,
received fines of $200 each.
Frank Noya fishing with Mul
lan, was also fined $200. '
On July 31, the Thunder
bolt, captained by Lloyd Can
non, was observed by the U.
S. FWS officers in Sturgeon
Lagoon. When taken before
the Commissioner on Aug. 2,
Cannon pled guilty to illegal
fishing and was fined $250.
Harry Lund, Lewis Kelsey
and Ronald Keplinger, crew
men aboard the Thunderbolt
were fined $200 each.
■Alaska Weekly
Publisher Dies
Seattle (A3) — Earle W.
Knight. 64, publisher of the
Alaska Weekly for the past
29 years, died yesterday at his
home in Seattle. Death was
attributed to a heart attack.
Knight was born in Ann
Arbor, Mich., and came to
Washington State in 1904. He
is survived by his wife, two
daughters a son, two brothers
and a sister.
Fe has been in ill health
for several weeks. He recently
returned from a six-month
stay in Mexico and was writ
ing a book about his travels.
Knight had traveled exten
sively in Alaska and was in
terested in affairs of the ter
ritory. He wrote a column
“As I See It,” in the Alaska
Weekly.
He was also publisher of the
Fur Journal and formerly
managed the Montgomery
Printing Co.
Frank McConaghy, Halferty
Inc. representative, was in
town this week.
Support the 1952 Cancel
Crusade of the Amencar
Cancer Society. Sponsorei
^locally by the BPW.
KNS Visitors ft/lust
Phone First
Starting tomorrow persons
visiting on the Naval Station
must obtain telephone verifi
cation with the person they
intend to visit.
The following announce
ment was issued this week by
Lt. Col. M. G, Cokin, USMC,
Provost Marshal: “During the
past two months the Naval
Station has been allowing
visitors to enter the station
poaoQooeooBoooocj
; without telephone verification
with the person or office being
visited.
j “This policy was initiated
[ on an experimental basis and
i has been so often abused that
j stricter measures must now
be initiated.
“Starting the 10th of Au
gfist the Main Gate Sentries (
will be required to obtain tele
phone verificationr with the
person being visited before
j they can allow a visited to
'enter the station.”
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