Mrs. Jack Frost of Kodiak the dry goods department at
Naval Station is working in Krafts.
PlayLand
GAMES OF AMUSEMENT |
FOR EVERYONE j
Cigars CIGARETTES Candy j
Souvenirs & Novelties |j
; STERLING SILVER LINE |j
i, Beit buckles. Ladies belts, Money clips, Earrings
Small Loans j
on Jewelry, Radios etc. |
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, Latest Model Roller Skates
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Open daily lO am until 2 am |
Cars Collide
Sunday Night
A 1949 Plymouth station
wagon driven by Charles
Graff, USCG, crashed into a
parked Studebaker on Mill
Bay Road Sunday night.
Graff said he had met a
cab and had pulled over to
| the side of the road, his
I vehicle began to skid and he
hit the parked car. Damage
to both cars was estimated at
around $100.
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Kodiak Men
Get Sentence
Anchorage—Two young Ko
diak men were sentenced to a
year and a day in the peni
tentiary on a charge of rob
bery last Saturday.
The case was heard in Third
District court in Anchorage.
Victor J. Padilla and Calvin
Joseph Beach, former Navy
enlisted man, pleaded guilty
[ to taking about $40 from a
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In the rear of Tony’s Bar
Two union barbers to serve You
1 Open Weekdays
! Ten a.m. to Eight p.m.
| Saturdays - Ten a.m. to Nine p.m.
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drinking companion last sum
mer in Kodiak.
U. S. Attorney J. Earl Coo
per said he was at a loss to
explain why the crime was
perpetrated as both men had
money in their pockets.
John C. Hughes, attorney
for the men. said he too was
hazy about the circumstances
as the men were apparently
“stupified” with liquor at the
time.
The Ships Tavern has re
modelled the entrance to its
place of business.
Two doors have been in
stalled. One opens to the bar
and the other will open to the
new location of the Ace Cab
and the Ace Liquor Store.
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received
by the Alaska Department of
Fisheries, Box 350, Juneau,
Alaska, until 2^00 P. M., Fri
day, March 7, 1952 for con
struction of a fishway in
Pauls Basin, Afognak Island,
Alaska.
Bids are to be accompanied
by cash, draft, certified check,
or bid bond of not less than
5 % nor more vhan 6% of the
bid price. The proposed plans,
specifications and maps of the
area may be obtained from
Detrick Cooter, Engineer, A
laska Department of Fisheries,
Box 35C, Juneau, Alaska.
Bids will be publicly opened
in the office of the Alaska De
partment of Fisheries at 2:00
P. M., Friday, March 7, 1952.
Within fifteen (15) days noti
fication will be made and for
mal contract entered into be
tween the Alaska Department
of Fisheries and lowest, re
I sponsible bidder for the con
struction of these facilities.
The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids. Published
.1-26-52 2-2 52 2-9-52
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i For Information
[PHONE 4521 Kodiak, Alaska
O. H. Kimball, agent