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KODIAK MOTtL GUttTS
Mrs. Wailing of tbe Kodiak Ho
tel spent a busy week caring for
thirty-four skiers from Anchorage
over tbe weekend. The following
registered during the week:
R. C. Cook, Belleville, Washing
ton; Warren Wehmeyer of Page
Engineers, Seattle; Bob Swanson
of Bailey Covey Co., Anchorage;
Glen S. Chambers and Roy S. Carl
son of the Yukon Equipment Co.,
Anchorage; Donald MacKinnon,
of the U. S. Engineers at Chiniak;
Ralph S. Jones, Seattle, with Wake
field Fisheries; Sam W. Prather,
associated with Libbys’s from Seat
tle, A. J. Cooley, Haines, Alaska;
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A. ftaagjd, San Pedro, California;
Geoge Agner, with Lyon Van Lines
of Seattle; Logan Groomer, City
Electric, Anchorage; Tim Carry,
Seattle; Nate Clapp of West Air
Transport, Seattle; and Michael
Best of Hil F. Best Co. from De
troit, Michigan.
DeWitt Fields returned to Ko
diak Friday. His family will follow
later.
Frank Erbes returned to Kodiak
after several weeks in the States.
Bob Logan left for Cordova this
week. He expects to be gone about
ten days.
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TAX DEADLINE APRIL 15
With less than'one month re
maining before the deadline'for
filing Federaf income tax returns,
an estimated 400,000 taxpayers of
the total 1,000,000 taxpayers in
Washington and Alaska have not
yet prepared and filed their 1040’s
and 1040A’s, W. E. Frank, District
Director of the Seattle office said
today.
The director urged taxpayers to
get to work at once on preparing
their 1955 returns. As time passes,
he pointed out, it becomes increas
ingly difficult to collect all essen
tial financial records of last year,
receipted bills, cancelled checks,
and other papers which enable the
taxpayer to prepare the most ac
curate type of return. In addition,
the longer the taxpayer waits the
more pressing becomes the obliga
tion, and some essential entries
may be overlooked or incorrectly
entered.
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RESIDENTIAL
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REAL ESTATE
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 fum. house outside city
limits on Mission Rd. Selling for
$6500.
1 bdrm house on Alder Lane.
Selling for $4700.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
2 unfurnished 1 bdrm. apts. in
downtown area.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
BANK OF KODIAK
Phones 2222, 4691, 2233
NAMES THAT APPEAR OF
TRAVELLERS IN AND OUT
Incoming passengers noted on
the PNA manifest were the follow
ing: Betty Jenkins, Ralph Jones,
Carion Huling, Charles Abbott, A.
J. Cichoski, Jack Achilles, George
Hutton .Henry J. Kern, Lloyd Lin
dahl, Felix Aubruchon, Thomas
Curry, Paul Eyman, Dick Thur
nain, Dave Fulton, D. W. Denins,
John Sautner, George Agner, Wil
lie Amison, Barnes Collier, How
ard Mclnroe, Mary Anderson, Lt.
and Mrs. Phillip Lafleur, Mrs. Har
ry White, William Oldney, Donald
McKinnon .William Pennell, Mor
ris Tolifson, Anna and Johnny
Green.
Outgoing passengers included
the following: Warren Wehmeyer,
Bob Swanson, R. C. Cook, Tom
Shetford, David Spencer, Ray Carl
son, San Prather, Glen Chambers,
George Hulton, C. L. Anderson,
George Roberts, Herman Lohse,
Sigurd Halsteth, George Agner,
John Lindahl, Virginia Pruitt, and
Kenneth Hunt.
Also Roger Wiesenhac, Doris Mc
Cloud and infant Lynn McCloud,
Logan Grooner, A1 Pickett, Roy
Richey, Joe Franklin, John Shur
avloff, W. Layne, Alan Beal, Roy
Lee, Nels Falkstad, All Chourr
nard Cecil Griffen, Betty Jenkins,
Jack Achilles and Donald Devine.
CG HEARING INTO
FREIGHTER SINKING
Seattle (AP)—The chances that
the freighter Washington Mail was
broke in two in the Gulf of Alaska
by a newly-formed underwater
pinnacle was pronounced as “ex
tremely doubtful,” by Rear Adm.
H. Arnold Karo, Director of the
Coast Guard Geodetic Survey.
Karo said the area where the
vessel went down March 3 is heavi
ly traveled and extremely deep
water. A suggestion that the ves
sel hit some such object brought
about the hearing conducted by the
Coast Guard.
fcOlHAK NIP OR
Admiral Karo, as a member of
the survey ship. Explorer, discover
ed an 8,<00 foot mounUin in the
Gulf of Alaska depths in 1949. He
is in Seattle to inspect Govern
ment vessels which leave for the
mg and survey work.
North next week on summer chart
GRIFFIN HOSPITAL BIRTHS
baby girl, 8 lbs. 2Vi ozs., born
March 23 to Elsa and James Calla
han.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brechan re
turned this week from vacationing
in the States.
Drew Painter left for Anchorage
this week.
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in perfect sofety
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Phone 4521
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
April 5
MS LUCIDOR
Calling At
Port San Juan,
Port Ashton, Kodiak
Women’s Bay, Uganik
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