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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
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EDITORIAL
Pessimistic expressions regarding the future economy
of real estate in Kodiak have been heard recently.
We howled when we didn’t have houses and now we
hear moans that the new housing will “ruin rentals in Ko
diak”. We wish to point out that there were few rentals in
Kodiak that could pass an inspection by the Navy if they really
wanted to be tough.
The completion of the housing project will bring addi
tional revenue to town. If it forces the rental price down on
some of the shacks, so much trie better.
Sitka (-P)—The site for a highway at H^r ing Cove, at
pulp mill which was favored toe mouth of Sawmill Creek,
by a Japanese survey group Feelings differ in Sitka
last January is six miles south ov r the Japanese proposal to
of Sitka at the end of new start operations there.
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history thi ■? ve
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seen such a run .1
: progress.
Fishermen have received a
million dollars (o cate with
prices averaging $1.40 per:
fish. More than 900 gill netters
are working the Fraser River.
Commercial sal mo a fishing
in the Kodiak-Afognak Island
group will be resumed at 6 am
July 31, Roy Lindsley, FWri
agent, said yesterday.
Anchorage— Murder char
ges against a nine year boy
were dismissed Thursday. He
is charged instead with being
a juvenile delinquent. The boy
is accused of fatally stabbing
his small playmate, Bobby
Jean Delaney, 5 years old,
with a pocket knife.
Earl Parker, engineer for
Standard Uil Company of
California, called on Merrill
Coon, local agent for the com
pany, this week. He was
Coon’s guest at the Chamber
of Commerce meeting Thurs
day.
: are now boats and motors for
hire at Island Lake. Contact j
Jack at sa wmill near lake. I
NOTICE 1
Don’t forget the Sunday'
morning break-fast at the Elks
Club.
NOTICE
No parking on the CitA
Dock until further notice.
NOTICE
Sally Jr.ck announces there
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i 51 Chev. fleetmaster R & H <
1 51 Willys station waeon, overdrive, Heater
1 51 Plymouth DeLuxe. R & H
49 Willys pickup R & H ]
47 International flatbed with hoist <
47 Plvmouth two door R & H '
j Several others in low price transportation class 1
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Patricia McCormick, Texas matador, prepares for final
sword thrusts to dispatch a bull after it had twice tossed her
and gored her leg in the Tiajuana, Mex., bull ring (July 19).
She continued despite injuries but was unable to meet second
bu'l (£») WIREPHOTO)
LADY BULLFIGHTER IN RETREAT
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.. Patricia McCormick, 23-year-old Texas matador, retreats from enraged bull in the
Tijuand, Mex., bull ring as her helpers lure him away. Although the animal tossed her twice
and gored her leg, causing an eight-inch wound, she dispatched him with four sword thrusts
(A> WlftEPHOTO)
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