Kommt Mirrok
44cKe<rus of America's Last Jrontter
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Comrress of March 3, 1878.
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Kodiak Behind Again
Heavy ballotiner in Tuesday’s Primary Election was ob
served in all precincts in the Third Division with the excep
tion of Kodiak. Here, as usual with all elections, only 160 per
sons bothered to register.
In Seward over 300 votes were cast. Seward is not as
large as Kodiak. The apathetic attitude of Kodiak voters is
hard to understand. Kodiak is constantly seeking territorial
and federal aid for its many projects yet when a territorial
election is held we fail to go to the polls.
Representatives give consideration to the localities and
towns that elect them. If Kodiak wants to continue to be re
membered by the territorial representatives the General
Election this fall should show a great increase in the number
of Kodiak voters.
A NEW WAY TO SAVE
TIME FOR DEPOSITORS
Soon every tellers cage will contain a modern auto
matic teller’s machine, which will reduce the time for
making denosits in checking accounts. There will be no
change in handling savings deposits.
After the machines are installed, you will not need
your checking account passbook. Instead of an entry in
your passbook, you will receive a registered receipt for
each deposit, which will be printed rapidly and accurately
by the machine.
The information shown on your receipt will also be
printed on your original deposit slip which is kept by us.
There will be no chance of having one amount on your
receipt and a different amount on our records.
One of the many advantages of eliminating pass
books is the greater privacy in handling your account.
The new receipt handed you will contain serial numbers
only.
Hundreds of these machines are in use in the best
banks of the country. After a trial of several years they
have proved to be very successful.
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Hospital News
jBIR'IHS:
i To Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Fread. a son, Aprii^G, weight.
lbs., 4 oz., name, Howard
: Franklin.
To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kim
bell, a son. April 29. weight
6 Ids., 13 oz., name, John
Walter.
MOTICS
! IN THE DISTRICT COURT
! FOR THE TERRITORY OF
1 ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION,
AT ANCHORAGE
'HERMAN P. GILLILAN,
Plaintiff
vs.
WANITAI. GILLILAN,
1 Defendant
[CIVIL ACTION FILE NO.
K-7428
Summons for
Publication
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA. TO THE ABOVE
NVMED DEFENDANT: >
GREETING: j
,YOU ARE HEREBY RE
QUIRED to appear in the’
District Court for the Terri- j
tory of Alaska, Third Divi- j
sion, at Anchorage, Alaska,'
within thirty (30) Days after]
the last Publication of ■
this Summons, or within forty
(40) days after the date of its
service upon you in case this
Snmmons is served upon you
personally and answer the:
Complaint of the above-1
named Plaintiff on file in said j
Court in the above-entitled
1 action.
Said Plaintiff in said suit
demands that the bonds of
matrimony subsisting between
Plaintiff and Defendant be
forever dissolved, that De
fendant be awarded the care
and custody of the minor
children of the marriage, and
for such other and further re
lief as the Court may deem
equitable.
And in the event of your
failure so to appear and ans
wer, Plaintiff will take judg
ment against you for want
thereof and will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded
in his Complaint, as hereto
fore stated,
WITNESS the Honorable
Anthony J. Dimond, Judge of
said Court and the Seal of
said Court hereto affixed this
15 day of April, 1952.
M. E. S. Brunelle, Clerk
j By: Mozelle Hadden
Deputy
First Publication: 4-19-52
Last Publication: 5-10-52
Paul A. Dupler
Attorney for Plaintiff
P. 0. Box 902
Kodiak, Alaska
Dairy si ps
Operations
E. E. Dell is dosing Bell’s
Dairy a 1 Ivodiak Naval Station
alter a decade of operation.
Bell has been butchering
some of his herd the past
week and will ship some to
the states The decision to
close the dairy came af:er the
Navy did not renew a rndk
contract with the dairyman.
New Navy regulations pro
vides that all milk sold on Na
val reservations must be de
livered in paper containers
and not in bottles
i me installation ot the new
equipment necessary fo*
bottling milk in paper cartons
is expensive.
Bell is reported to be selling
his dairy equipment locally.
Stanley Austerman has filed
suit for divorce from Irene
Austerman in Third District
Court.
Charles Madsen has several
hunting parties out on his
yacht the Kodiak Bear III.
They are hunting on the
Shelikof Strait side of the
sland.
SHUPP
CHASE & TOLBERT
General Contractors
See us tor your Spring Painting
Day or Contract Jobs Estimated
Phone 3592
College days
ahead
If you are planning on sending your boy or girl
college, why not "Insure” the necessary funds through
the Equitable’s Educational Fund Plan?
I will be glad to send you additional Information.
Without obligation, consult
V. G. ELLIS
Insurance Department - Bank of Kodiak
Phone 2233
VTHE EQUI1
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REPRESENTING
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OP THE UNITED STATES
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3 MAY—Why should Kodiak take a back seat? Louisville
has its Kentucky Derby today and the “Run
For the Roses.” So what! Kodiak has its Elks
; Derby, and its “Run For Fun.” That’s right
Brother, six thrill packed hoss races tonight at
| the club. Brothers from all over Alaska have
| been invited to attend. Super floor show and
good music. For reservations—Tom Renshaw \
and Bud Metzgar.
WAPITI WISDOM. !
In these days of Inflation it is virtually an Insult
to tell a gal she looks like a Million Dollars.
WILBUR the WISTFUL WAPITI