Wrangell Gym
Used For Hotel
Wrangell (JP) — The old!
school gym may be put into
service as a hotel for cannery
workers who returning for the
season are using all accommo
dations at the Far west Bunk
house.
The bunkhouse has served!
as a local hotel since the re- j
cent fire. There is no place in i
town for tourists or construe- \
tion workers.
Bob Logan, skipper of the!
Kodiak S ilvor, was in town j
this week. The vessel was
berthed at Kodiak Nava] \
Station. !
(kfognak Youth
Charged With Rapa
Raymond Noya, 20, of Afog
nak, was bound over to the
Lirand Jury on a charge of
rape following a preliminary
learing Wednesday before U.
3. Commissioner A. M.
Vokacek
The defendant allegedly
nolested a 10 year old girl.
Noya is being held at the U.
3. Federal Jail because he was
anable to raise $2,000 bail.
Mrs. Bonnie Nelson, associ
ite area rent director, plans
to leave Monday to attend a
rent conference in Seattle.
3he expects to be gone five
lays.
=te=——u x ji
/Mi' ifljj i
Don’t Forget...
The Mar’ Lou
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY
Friday MAY 30
i 10 to 6 Tele. 2522 Fridays 10-8
CLA>blHDS
Continued from ptge 9
YUM YUM - serv.ng that
| famous Chinese food on
Memorial Day.
MISSION —sale. Open from 1
to 5 pm Saturdays. I
NOW— is the time to fix
your home. A-tops, chimney
tops, stove pipe and anyj
other sheetmetal needs..
Phone 2061 after 5:30 pm.
6-7.!
REWARD—$250 for informa
tion leading to the arrest
and conviction of any person
or persons killing, stealing,
molesting or damaging any
livestock belonging to the
1 members of the Kodiak
Livestock Growers Associa
tion. pd 8-1-52
THE LARGEST — stock of
shooters supplies in the ter-1
ritory. Complete line of re
loading tools, powder, {
primers and bullets. New!
guns at states prices. Wei
will pay postage on all new!
guns — just send money!
order or check for the price j
of the gun. We carry most]
all calibers in stock. Model
70 in standard grade
$120.95; model 721 in cal
.300 mag. $99.40; model 721 j
in 30.06 and .270 $88.35;
model 722 $82.20. Write us
your needs, correspondence
| promptly answered. Karl’s
1 Gun Shop, Cordova, Alaska.
' , 6-28
WANTED—three year haby
crib. Phone 3364.
FORS\LE—1°4S Fr,,,d fou*’
door, $500. See at Clark’s
Garage. Norman Smith.
FOiv SALE — Westinehouse
Laundromat. $175. See Sgt.
Shepardson at ACS. Phone
Navy 657.
NOTICE~
A meeting of the Kodiak I
branch of the NAACP will be j
held at the Union Hall Mon-!
day, May 26, at 8 pm. The1
public is invited.
NOTICE
The Yum Yum will open
Memorial Day. Serving
Chinese food again. )
*.. 1 1
Qb(>ia
; S M//.'/on Pounds
Tne halibut season for area
3A, which covers the area
from Cape Spencer to Sanak
Island, officially opened May
14. It will remain open until
the quota of 28 million pounds
if halibut is taken.
Patrols of the area are being
nade regularly by a Coast
juard PBY. Patrols on the
lay prior to the opening of
die season revealed around 59
aalibut boats in the Kodiak
area.
H. F. McDonald gave a
warranty deed to Martin Hel
seth for lot 16, block 7 of the
Leite addition and it has been
recorded.
The Idle Hour
\&e are pleased to announce that
Bob Hightower is with us again.
HARRY WALLACE, prop.
*
for your MEMORIAL DAY outing
I
Cameras & Film
Fishing Gear
Ammunition - Rifles
Revolvers - Pistols
Comfortable!
sailcloth sport togs
'KedetteA it (fatf
Complete Picnic Hampers
Fresh! Refrigerated!
- PRODUCE -
Pickles £ Mayonnaise
All kinds ot Cheese
Cookies Crackers
Fryers-Young turkeys
Yards & Yards of
HOT DOGS
For The Man
Tennis shoes-SJacks-Sport Coats-Sport Shirts Hiking Boots-Fishing Boots-Packboai^ds-Rain Gear |
EVINRUDE-WESTINGHOUSE-THOR-ELECTROLUX-HOOVER
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER ZENITH SUNBEAM HALLICRAFTER
I DONNELLEY & ACHESON
I AT THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET on the dock
FREE PARKING FREE DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 2502 - 0000 BEFORE 3 PM
CHEVROLETS BUICKS CADILLACS
mu.uuennuupa.mininMU.nff i umrrn.
arnnat