Classifieds
CARPENTER’S 2162 are dispatch
ing out of the Labor office in
Blinn Bldg. Mrs. Veta Franks is
dispatcher. Ph. 4261. Carpenter
office is open Friday, 7:30 to
8:30. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
4875-tfn
ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 a.m. MorningWorship 11 a m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 7: 30 pm. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SftELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
FIELDS’ SHOE SHOP—Is now
open for your convenience & my
profit across from Post Office.
Hrs. 9 to 6 each day except Sun
day. tfn
FOR SALE—1 2-bdrm house comp,
furn & modern. Located on Lot
No. 19, blk. 3, Altman Addition.
1 1-bdrm house on Lot No. 20,
blk. 3, Altman Addition. 1 va
cant corner lot. Lot No. 22, blk.
3, Altman Addition. Write James
I Parsons, Gen. Del., Anchor
age, Alaska. 3-24-tfn
FOR SALE—Quonset comp, furn.,
vented plumbing. Inside city li
mits on Miss. Rd. Will show by
appointment. Ph. 3152, 8:30 to
5 daily except Sun. tfn
MONTMARTRE PATRONS please
note. The Popular Chuck Wagon
dinner night has been changed
to Wednesday. The foods the
same—all you can eat for $3.00.
PAINTING - PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample paper books,
latest designs. Free estimates, no
obligation. See GENE GAN
NON 5-4y
FOR SALE—1 bdrm. furn. house
on Cope St. Tub bath. Wonder
ful view, over 12,000 sq. ft. land.
Ideal for couple. Ph. 2262 or
write Box 342, Kodiak tfn
FOR SALE—1953 Buick Riviera.
Ex. cond. Ph. 2624 or 2622. tfn
FOR SALE—Income property on
Mission Rd. Two 2 bdrm. furn.
houses on large lot. 66 ft. water
front, good beach. Ph. 2262 or
write Box 342, Kodiak. 12-tfn
FOR SALE—Lot on Mission Rd. in
Paul’s Sub-division, near new
school. Excavated and sewer
hook-up. Price $750. See T. T.
Jackson, Box A-1004.
FOR SALE—1954 GMC Vz ton
truck. Good buy. Vacumn clean
er w/all attachments. Assorted
garden tools. Ph. 4871. 19-ln
FOUND—Car keys, glasses. Owner
can claim by identifying & pay
ing for ad. Kodiak Mirror. 19
MASSAGE—Why not get rid of
that sore back now? Ph. 2691. tf
FOR SALE—1951 Plymouth 4 dr.
sedan RHD, 5 new tires. Call
2094 19_1P
FOR SALE—1956 2 dr. Del Ray
Chev. Ph. 3323. 19-2y
THE KODIAK WCTU—will pre
sent Mrs. Fred Tooze at a speci
al rally Thursday, May 24, 8 pm,
at Kodiak Christian Center. Ev
eryone welcome. 19-ln
CITY COLNCIL BRIEFS
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Marie Cardinal appeared before
the Council to complain about the
sewer situation in the area in
which she lives. The roads in that
area also came in for criticism by
her.
Jess Tucker, co-owner of the
Casyio, asked that the closing hour
of cabarets within the City be 3
a. m. instead of 2 a. m. and 4 a. m.
on Friday and Saturday. No action
was taken but Council promised
to consider it.
T. T. Jackson, who lives this
side of the City Dump, wrote a let
ter to the Council and also appear
ed before them, requesting that
something be done about the de
plorable condition prevailing at
the City’s garbage burning area.
“Due to a road built mainly by
myself and others being blocked
off, we are required to take the
road next to the dump, in order to
get to work or town. Under the
best conditions, the road is so
close to the burning area, the
paint of the car is scorched," he
said. "Now the road is blocked off
almost entirely,” he said. “Some
thing must be done about it.”
The City Manager was instruct
ed to confer with Jackson, and
work out a solution.
O. K. Chandler requested that a
new ordinance be written, appli
cable to utilities bills. He said the
tenant should be billed instead of
the owner, as it reads now. Coun
cil advised2him the-City had.no
way of checking everyone moving
in or out. “It is up to the owner,”
stated Mayor Johnson.
Under Harbor and Wharfage,
three bids were read for the re
decking of the City dock at the Is
FOR SALE—1954 Ford Ranchwag
on. OD, R & H, new Snowtread
tires, good cond. Also new Ken
more cabinet sewing mach., new
Maytag wringer type washer
with pump. See at Apt. No. 6,
Taylor Ct. Apts. Price reason
able. ’ 19-ly
FOR SALE—Remington 30.06;
Winchester feather light 16 ga.
pump; Trans-oceanic radio; Cole
man 2 burner stove; Coleman 2s
burner lantern; 1% gal. thermos
jug; 1 pr. Sportsman hip boots;
sleeping bag; electrical applian
ces and other articles. See at
Taylor Ct. Apt. No. 8 after 4:30
p.m.
MASSAGE—Reduce now with the
help of massage. Ph. 2691. tfn
WAITRESS WANTED — Island
Fountain. 19-ln
LOST—Pr. child’s bifocal glasses,
brown & tan plastic frames. One
side of frame broken. 1561 Wil
low. 19-ly
WANTED—Someone, preferably
on Mill Bay Rd. or Aleu. Homes,
to care for three children three
days a week starting June 1.
Phone 759.
FOR SALE—1955 model Johnson
elec, starting 25 hp outboard
with remote controls & battery.
1955 model Evinrude 15 hp
with extra cruise tank. Both
motors in new condition & pric
ed very reasonable. Call Ran
dolph at Base Ph. 218 or 497 dur
ing working hours, or see at
9 D-A, Civilian Hill. 19-ly
FOR RENT—2 rm. house, partly
furn. Ph. 2701. 19-ln
WAITRESS WANTED — Civilian
Cafeteria on Naval Station, tfn
WANTED—6 cyl. 4 wheel dr. Jeep
Station wagon. See Holden at
Machine Shop, N. S. or Ph. 297.
land Seafoods and King Crab Can
nery. Bids were tabled due to “ex
tras” clause, which the Council
felt should be clarified.
The Alaska Department of Health
advised the Council in a letter that
$1600 a year must be paid towards
the Health Nurse’s wages. This
was tabled for further discussion.
TITY HOSPITAL NEWS
Among those admitted to Grif
fin Memorial this week were Su
san Alexandroff, 4 years old, of
Old Harbor, B. Diane Bentley, Ed
ward Spracher, 4 years, Joe Frank
lin and Mrs. Elva Horn. Also Mrs.
Raina Stevens, Mary Ann McCorm
ick and Helen Rockstad.
Outgoing patients were Steven
Shields, Mrs. June Burkhard and
infant, Christine Neseth, Bill Yo
vino, Edward Spracher, Helen
Rockstad and Mrs., Bill Tate and
infant.
Four babies were born here dur
ing the past week.
Margaret Dorothea, 9 lbs. 4 ozs ,
was born on May 12 to Marian and
John Trent.
A girl baby weighing 7 lbs. 2
ozs., was born on May 14 to B.
Diane and Don Bentley.
Rand Luke, 6 ibs. 14 ozs., was
born on May 16 to Raina and H.
Reed Stevens.
Hilda Beverly, 8 lbs. 6 ozs., was
born on May 17 to Mary Ann and
James McCormick of Larsen Bay.
Herd Inspected
Jim Wilson, Commissioner of Ag
riculture for Alaska, and Dr, Fred
Hansinger,Territorial Veterinarian
have been in Kodiak most of the
week. An inspection was made of
the dairy herd here for Bang di
sease and T. B.
Commissioner Wilson reported
the herd of A1 Nixon at .Crooked
Island to be completely free of
either disease. Wilson stated he
found conditions at the farm and
also at the local dairy to be excel
lent.
Icon Spooch Again
Rev. Roman Stunner will again
speak on the subject of icons at a
meeting of the KROCA next Tues
day, beginning at 8 p. m. This was
announced by A1 King, president
of the Club.
This will be the same speech de
livered before the Historical Socie
ty last Tuesday by Rev. Sturmer.
It proved highly informative and
interesting. All who desire, wheth
er members of the Club or not, are
welcome.
W.C.T.U. TO HOLD RALLY
Mrs. Fred Tooze, president of
the Oregon W.C.T.U., will be the
featured speaker at a special rally
of that group, on Thursday, May
24 at the Kodiak Christian Center «
The meeting will begin at 8 p.m
Various church groups will offer
special musical numbers. All in
terested are invited to attend.
SERVICEMAN SENTENCED
A serviceman was given a six
months sentence when he was con
victed on a charge of assault and
battery, when he apeared before
U. S. Commissioners Court Friday
morning.
He was first brought into court,
on a charge of attempted rape, but
the complainant did not wish to
press the charge. Five of the six
months were suspended.
Don’t sit and wait for your ship
to come in—give it a tug.
Pictured are “Queen” Hazel Hartman and her consort “King”
John Molletti, as they reigned over the annual Kodiak High School
Junior-Senior prom, which was held last week.
Now offering 24-hour phone service
DJ-A.L 3434
ORPHFUM THFXTRE
PHONE 3434
SATURDAY MORNING—10:30
M-G-M’t BIC '
MUSICAL!
Greater on
Wide Screen I
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JUDY GARLAND
AN M G-M MASTERPIECE REPRINT
Matinee at 2:00
Evening — 7 & 9
TUES. & WED —May 22 - 23
“The man with the Rope scar on
his neck!”
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STARRING
Dana Andrews Donna Reed
co-starring Dianne Foster
Technicolor
SHOW TIMES — 7:00 - 9:00
TODAY—SATURDAY
Re-issue
'All Quiet on
the Western
Front”
Former Academy Award
Winner.
Lew Ayers
Louis Wolheim
Exactly as originally presented.
—FULL LENGTH—
Evening at 7:00 - 9:00
THURS. & FRI—May 24 • 25_’
INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER
ROAR THE MIGHTY B-29s! \
WENOELL VERA
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TUCKER pwl HARRIS^i>
7:00 and 9:00
Glenn
FORD
Fleanof
PARKER
Melody”
IN CQLOR and CINEMASCOPE
SUN. & MON.—May 20 21
2:00 - 4:25 - 7:00 - 9:20
Monday—7:00 - 9:20
SATIDAY—May 26
Matinee at 2 p. m.
7:00 _ 9:00