Giinuacfc sail
Dismissed
The case of the United
States vs Harvey Gundiach on
the charge of operating a
motor vehicle while under the
influence of intoxicating liquor
was dismissed by motion of U.
S. Deputy Marshal Clarence
Dizney.
Gundiach was scheduled to
go on trial for the second time
after his first trial resulted in
a hung jury. In his motion for
a dismissal of the charge, Mar
shal Dizney pointed out that
Gundiach had been denied the
privilege of driving his car for
seven weeks and had been put
to considerable expense foi
the first trial.
! Mrs. Barbara Lange and
: daughter Lorna were recent
Kodiak visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
j Charles Lange are winter
| watchmen at the San Juan
i Fishing and Packing Company
j cannery at Uganik Bay.
i The local PNA office won
j the station sales award in the
• month of August for the great
j est number of passenger miles
I that were flown from Kodiak
[to all PNA points in Alaska
i and the states.
Tne Kodiak office sold 1,353
i airline tickets during the
month.
LA LANDES’
KODIAK BAKERY
Max & Aline LaLande, props.
Saturday Special
Lemmon Chiffon Pie
100 lb. flour sacks 15 cents each, $1.80 per dozen
Open Z4 hrs. a day Phone 3454
THOMPSON TRANSFER
Oldest (lil Transfer Hn.
in Kodiak!
■ We limit our activities to hauling oil
1 consequently you can depend upon us
to serve you. <
i , Erich Mueller, prop.
i . PHONE 3131 or 4303
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THE MECCA
Takes pleasure in Announcing
Chuck Maris
at the piano
Every night except Mon. & Tues.
Sat. at 8 "Stubbles & Stubbie”
Bar Opens daily at 9 am
Lounge at 6pm-Sundays 2pm-2am |
PHONE
Bar-2444 Lounge-3242
Notary Learns
To Bake
Christopher Ludwick, ba
ker, was one of the major
factors in winning the Revolu
tionary War. He held the title
of Baker General on George
Washington’s military staff.
A film titled “The Mark of
C” depicting Ludwick’s role
in supplying bread to the so
ldiers was shown the Rotary
Club Tuesday noon following
the regular luncheon.
The technicolor sound movie
was produced by Anheuser
Busch, Inc., and pictured the
methods employed in early
American times to produce
bread as well as the modern
equipped factories of today.
Guests attending the
luncheon were Miss Dorothy
Prior, Republican candidate
for the Territorial House,
Father Thomas Maher, Tommy
Renshaw, Elliot Hymans, Joe
Gale, J. W. Patterson, Harry j
Donnelley, Matt Thome and j
Mike Maurer of Elmendorfj
Field at Anchorage. J
James-Johnson
Wedding Tonight
Miss Marian James and R. !
Holmes Johnson, son of Dr. j
I and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, !
I will be married at 8 pm this '
evening at the bride’s home in
Seattle. j
The bride-to-be is the daugh-!
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
James of 312 W«st 40th St.,1
Seattle. |
A small group of friends and
relatives has been invited to
| attend the ceremony, which
i will be performed by a mini
ster. j
The bride will wear a blue,
satin dress and her matron of i
honor a pink satin ensemble. ,
Harold Systad, formerly of
Kodiak, will be best man for j
Johnson. i
Both Johnson and his bride j
are students at the University i
of Washington at Seattle. | \
They will be at home on their
houseboat on Portage Bay
Place.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson were
scheduled to leave yesterday
by plane to attend the wed
ding. Dr. Johnson will prob
ably return tomorrow, and
Mrs. Johnson will probably re
main outside for a short time..
Woman Flown j
Here By CG
A Coast Guard PB* from
the Air Detachment at Kodiak
Naval Station brought a young
woman suffering fromaner-ii
vous breakdown from King
Cove to Griffin Memorial Hos
pital for treatment Tuesday.
| Lena Orloff, 23, made the j
flight from King Cove to the |
Naval Station and was taken
to the hospital in an ambu- j
lance,
The PBY left around 2:30 i
pm and returned shortly after1
10 pm. Pilots on the flight
were Lt. M.H. Handley and
Lt. W.E. Murphy. Crewmen
aboard were L.W. Rapson, J.
S. Steadman, E..J. Fraser and
W.F. Sheridan.
- ot C Discusses
Land Problem
The land issue iu the Kodiak
irea was the subject of two!
resolution passed by the
Chamber of Commerce at its ]
meeting last Thursday.
The group favored one re-|
solution asking for a broaden-!
ing of federal laws, making*
it easier for residents and
municipalites to acquire land.
Another resolution, to be
poooocoooooaoocc, ■;
sent to the Public Lands Com
mittes, urged th,at ways and
means be found to compel the
Bureau of Land Management
to furnish clear information
on the land available for sett
lement and use.
Barbara Fern Taylor has
filed suit for divorce in Third
District Court from William
A. Taylor. Mrs. Taylor
has retained Talmage L.
Smith as her attorney.
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CLARKS GARAGE
PHONE 3444
DODGE PLYMOUTH WILLYS
! A legitimate taxpaying business helping Alaska grow
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NAUGHTON'S BAKERY j
“the home of Quality'Bread'’
RYE BREADS CAKES
RAISIN BREADS PIES
FRENCH BREADS DONUTS
DINNER ROLLS PASTRY
PHONE 2062
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I PHONE 3281 1
| Your locally owned scheduled airline |
I ALL KODIAK ISLAND POINTS I OR |
PASSENGERS I
EXPRESS FREIGH T j
Now certified by C. A. B. from all Kodiak Island |
points to Port Chatham, Port San Juan.Kanatak |
Village, Kubak Village, & Kalgin Island.
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