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Among incoming passengers list
*d by PNA were: V. L. Hogan,
Leonard Johnson, Fred Keen, Har
old and Vivian Lawhead, R. G.
Stockman, Ray Cote, Paul Smith!
Katharine Smith, Harry Elsin, Ger
asin Pestrikoff and Turman Ives.
Among incoming passengers
listed the following were noted:
Chuck Haskins, Sheila Haskins,
Steven Collier and Mrs. Betty Col
lier with daughter Pamela, Jack
Ochilles, Marshall Farmer, Donald
Devine, Roger Nelson, J. W. Wake
field, Mr. and Mrs. Carlstrom, Rob
ert Howland, Frank Coya, Jack
Paul and Irving Salberg.
Outgoing were: Van Bemmlens,
Phillip S. Konesu, Woody W’oodell,
Jim Beasley, Roy and Norma .T.
Bruner, George Stinger, Roy Snyd
er, R. C. Stockman, John Larson,
H. Bauer, William Dickenson, Rev.
John Molletti, George W. Turner,
Jim Pecore, Dave Lenhart, Car
roll Geiger, John Jeffrey, J. W.
Wakefield and Gerald W. Redick.
More outgoing passengers leav
ing this week were Irving Selberg,
Marshall Farmer, Charles Turner,
Pat and Rita Hensley, Roy D.
Hunt, Jack Frost, Vernon C. Risch,
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FROM THE HOTEL REGISTER
Those registered at the Kodiak
Hotel the past week were: C. A
Poythress of Anchorage; W. A.
Hogan, Seattle; Charles Turner,
Port Bailey; Robert Howland,
Seattle. He is conected with Jones
Construction Company. Chuck Has
kins, Spenard, Alaska; Herman A.
Beaudry, U. S. M. C., Adak; Jesse
R. Boyer, who is with the Depart
ment of Education, Juneau.
Also Phillip Konesu from Hono
lulu, L. O. Maxin and Boyd Jen
nings, both with S. S. Mullen, Ta
coma, Washington: William Dick
erson and H. Bauer of the C. A. A.
rt Anchorage. Two other officials
of S. S. Mullen, T. E. Corbett and
J. S. Jeffrey were also registered.
Others were Carroll Geiger, sales
man for the United Janitor Supply
of Seattle; F. W.Carrol, Seattle;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spearns of Port
Hobran; J. H. Wakefield, James
Gillman, Seattle.
Real Estate for Sale
Excellent 1 bdrm house with
view located near shopping area.
$2000 down will handle.
2 bdrm home, completely furn.
Located outside city limits on Mill
Bay Rd. Total selling price only
$9000.
2 bdrm furn. house outside city
limits on Mission Rd. Selling for
$6500.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
1 bdrm furn. house on Cope St.
2 unfurnished 1 bdrm. apts. in
downtown area.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
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Benjamin F. Culver of the Ter
ritorial Department of Lands, was
a visitor in town for a few days
this week. He is chief of land reg
istration in the Territory.
The primary purpose of Culver’s
visit was to interest people owning
lands outside the corporate limits
of the city to file ownership of the
land. This is in accordance with a
Territorial law'.
Land outside the limits of the
City but still within the School Dis
trict is exempt from filing also,
Culver pointed out. But all land
not within these boundaries must
be registered. This can be done
locally through the U. S. Commis
sioner’s office, where the neces
sary forms may be obtained.
Failure to register will subject
the owner to a penalty being levi
ed. The first year penalty is $5.00.
The second year it is doubled. Con
tinued neglect, it was pointed out
by Culver will result in action be
ing taken by the Territory, and
the owner taken to court.
Most of the land around Kodiak
is within the corporate limits of
the City, or in the Independent
School District. The law applies to
every village on Kodiak ISKmd,
however.
NEW PHONE DIRECTORIES
John Cushing of the Kodiak
Telephone Company announces
that new telephone directories will
be printed and ready for distribu
tion in April.
The Company’s present supply
of phone books is exhausted. Dead
line date for advertising in the di
lectory has been set at March 15.
Advertisers are asked to contact
the Telephone office prior to that
date to insure a spot in the new
directory.
Bob Resoff made an overnight
trip to Anchorage this week.
along the watejifront
(Continued from P«|e 1)
Johnson and the stevedores handl
ed about 695 tons of freight, some
ol which arrived, and the balance
loaded on to the Lucidor.
The Western Trader called "in
Wednesday night, having been to
Unalaska. She was really iced
over according to eye witnesses.
Her destination is Seattle.
Elwood (Pye) Watson left Ko
diak this week. He plans on going
to the States and from there to the
South Pacific.
tfou get much more "Via Alaska Ivn*"
speeds shipments
in perfect sofety
Clarence King, Agent *
Phone 4521
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