Navy Seeks Bids
On NavComSta Job
Bids are being sought by the
Bureau of Yards and Docks, De
partment of the Navy, for con
struction of a 450 foot toploaded
radiotor, for NavComSta, U. S.
Naval Station at Kodiak.
Work required under the terms
of the contract would be to con
struct one 450 foot guyed vertical
steel tower with guy anchor and
grounding system; construct one
reinforced concrete helix building
approximately 12 x 34 feet; con
5 trijct approximately 2000 feet
underground concrete encased
duct line including manholes and
installation of power and control
cables: construct approximately
2000 feet of overhead antenna
transmission line and abolish three
wood frame warehouse buildings
and various wood poles and an
AFRS TV Schedule
Saturday
2:00—Football
4:30—Get Set Go
5:00—Cavalcade of America
5:30—Amateur Hour
6:00—Circus Time
7:00—People Are Funny
7:30—Western Marshall
3:00—Caesars Hour
9:00—Chevy Show
10:00—Gale Storm
10:30—To Tell The Truth
11:00—Panic
Sunday
2:00—Football
4:30—Get Set Go
5:00—What’s My Line
5:30—Dennis Day
6:00—Wide Wide World
7:30—Zaim Grey
8:00—Tr'1 Sullivan
9:00—Pve Got A Secret
9:30—Highway Patrol
10:00—Liberace
10:30—Kaiser
Monday
5:30—Roy Rogers
6:00—Jack Benny
6:30—Prof. Father
7:00—Views & Interviews (live)
7:30—Pat Boone
8:00—New Orleans
9:30—Wrestling
Tuesday
5:30—Polka Time
6:00—Joan Davis
6:30—Red Skelton
7:00—Tic Tac Dough
7:30—Arthur Murray
8:00—Harbormaster
8:30—Texaco Command Theatre
9:30—Dangerous Assignment
10:00—World Affairs
10:30—Ted Mack
Wednesday
5:30—You Are There
6:00—Burns & Allen
6:30—Beat The Clock
7:00—Tenn. Ernie Ford
7:30—Joe Palooka
8:00—This Is Your Life
8:30—Sport Time
9:00—Spike Jones
9:30—Captured
10:00—You Bet Your Life
10:30—Kraft
Thursday
5:30—Adam & Eve
6:00—Treasure Hunt
6:30—Lassie
7:00—Lawrence Welk
8:00—Your Hit Parade
8:30—U.S. Steel
9:30—Confidential File
10:00—Voice of Firestone
10:30—r°:.
10:30—Climax
5:30—Stanley
6:00—Hopalong Cassidy
6:30—Loretta Young
7:00—Deal In The Future
7:30—Armstrong Circle Theatre
8:30—Big Picture
9:00—Talent Scouts
9:30—Justice
10:00—Sehiltz Playhouse
10:30—Dumont Boxing
AH programs subject to change
, without-advanced notice.
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Bidding date and information
may be obtained, after February
26, from thte District Public Works
Officer, Naval Station, Kodiak.
GEORGE CORNELIUS
COMMITTEE APPOINTEE
George H. Cornelius, real estate
agent here, has just been inform
ed that he has been appointed to
the membership committee of the
Board of Directors of the National
Association of Assessing Officers
and Real Estate Appraisers.
The twenty-fourth International
Conference for Real Estate Ap
praisers and Assessing Officers
will be held in Cleveland, Ohio
from October 12-22, 1958. Mr.
Coornelius stated he plans to at
tend the conference.
City Population
Estimated At 3100
The population of Kodiak came
in for conjecture at the City
Council meeting
The present City Manager, Bill
Poland, sought the answer as to
haw the present figure of 3100
was arrived at. This figure was
turned in last year ta the League
of Alaskan Cities as a basis for
paying a per capita tax as a mem
ber of the League.
Since there has been no official
census since 1950, it was learned
the figure has been arrived
through Kodiak Eectric Associa
tion memberships in this area and
by estimating the number of mem
bers to a family. Information is
drawn from the number of resi
dents in the Aleutian Homes pro
ject and Utilities users.
Naval Station
Births
Deborah Lynn, weighing 8 lbs.
1 oz., was born on February 10 to
Jacqueline Patricia and Hiram
Eugene Brooks, YN2, USCG.
Michael George, weighing 5 lbs.
1% ozs., was born on February 11
to Wilma Naomi and Roe Verl
Karstetter, ET1, USN.
Steven Carl, weighing 7 lbs. ri
ozs., was born on February 12 tc
Evelyn Yuk Yee and Harry Dear
Booker, ET3, USN.
John Mark, weighing 8 lbs. 6
ozs., was bom on February 14 to
Kathryn Ann and Arthur Bryant
Bourland, ACC, USN.
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