Classifieds
CARPENTER’S 2162 are dispatch
ing out of the Labor office in
Blinn Bldg. Mrs. Veta Franks is
dispatcher. Ph. 4261. Carpenter
office is open Friday, 7:30 to
8:30. tfn
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
487 !• 5-tfn
ASSEMBLY of God Church meets
at 1349 Willow. Sunday School
10 a.m. MorningWorship 11 a m.
Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Mid
week service Wed. 7: 30 p.m. Mr.
Hirschy, Minister. tfn
SHELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tfn
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
FOR SALE—1 2-bdrm house comp,
furn & modern. Located on Lot
No. 19, blk. 3, Altman Addition.
1 1-bdrm house 6n Lot No. 20,
blk. 3, Altman Addition. 1 va
cant corner lot. Lot No. 22, blk.
3, Altman Addition. Write James
I. Parsons, Gen. Del., Anchor
age, Alaska. 3-24-tfn
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample books, latest
designs. Free estimates, no ob
ligation. See Gene Gannon, tfn
Ph. 3361. tin
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
Meet every Sunday at .2 p. m
For information Ph. 2841 or
Write Box 213, Kodiak. tfn
FOR RENT—Office space in Blinn
Bldg. 23 tfn
ROOM FOR RENT—Ph. 3261.'
7-tfn
FOR SALE-Furn. 2 bdrm. house
including deepfreeze, Duomatic
washer, dryer, floor furnace, re
frig. Turn right off Del Valley
Rd. Beach property. H. McLinn,
Ph. 4061 after 6:30 pm. tfn
FOR SALE—Frenchies Mecca Cab
Good cond. Will sell equity,
cash or terms. Ph. 4381. 18-2y
FOR SALE—2 bdrm house fully
furn. Washer, dryer, new Lange
range, Mohawk rug in front rm.
Newly decorated, good water.
Lot 40x100. Immediate posses
sion. Ph. 3852. Sears 6, Mission
Road. 18-tfn
FOR SALE—Washing mac’n., re
frig., drop-leaf, gate leg table,
elec, roaster, $160. Ph. 4482 eve
nings. 18-tfn
FOR SALE—Small furn. house &
*47 Dodge. Single bed, sprirfg &
mattress, 7 qt. pressure cooker.
Large projector-viewer. See or
Call Kate Clynch, Ph. 3661. 25-2y
LOST—Male golden cocker, li
cssse No. 79, answers to name
of Mike Any info, regarding
same, please contact Mrs. Blak
ley, Navy ext. 337, 7:30 to 4:30
Mon. thru Fri. or 1420 Hillside
Aleut. Homes. P. O. Box 831.
Reward. 25-ln
NATIONAL PUBLISHERS RE
QUIRES SERVICES of 3 local
men with good car in Public Re
lations Department—Remunera
tion discussed at interview. Will
consider military men on part
time basis. Apply Paul Montague
Kodiak Hotel, Sunday 1 p. m. to
3 p. m. only. 25-ly
FOR RENT—3 bdrm, 2 bathroom
house with oil heat, dishwasher
& disposal unit, automatic wash
er & dryer deepfreeze, TV, fur
niture & dishes. Ph. 4703. 25-ln
FOR RENT—2 rm. house close in,
near school. Ph. 2071. 25-ln
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. furn. house.
Ph. 4541. 25-ly
FOR >• E—H T 9 transmitter
complete with coils, tuners &
crystals. Ph. 4022, Ed Naughton.
MALE HELP WANTED—Reliable
person to supply Watkins Pro
ducts to customers in Kodiak
and vicinity. Better than aver
age earnings. Nationally adver
tised. If you have a good credit
reputation and are .sincere and
industrious, write for informa
tion to J. R. Watkins Co., 3903
Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5,
Washington. 25-3n
BABY SITTING—Will care for
child in my home weekdays. Call
4841. 25-ly
FOR SALE—Siamese kittens. Ph.
3502. 25-ln
FOR SALE—1953 Jeep, Steel top,
undercoated. In good cond. Ph.
2801 after 5 p.m. on Sat. or all
day Sun. , 25-ly
FOR RENT—Sleeping rm. Private
entrance, laundry facilities. Man
preferred. Ph. 4181. 25-ln
MONTMARTRE PATRONS Please
Note.— Chuck Wagon dinner
w served every Wednesday. All
you can eat for $3.00. tfn
PRIME RIB DINNER- -Every Fri
day from 5 to ll p. m. $4.00.
Small cuts for small fry! THE
MONTMARTRE. tfn
FOR SALE—Boy’s English light
weight bicycle, $25. See Mrs.
Barney, Apt. 23 above USO. -ly
FOR SALE—Small 1 bdrm house
at sacrifice. See it & make offer.
Kate Clynch, Ph. 3661. 25-2y
KODIAK SAW SERVICE
Kodiak Saw Service offers a new
kind of service to Kodiak. We shar
pen all types of saws, dado head
ers, planer knives, butcher knives.
We have the machinery to do it.
Located on South Brooklyn.
BUY YOUR TICKETS
For the Ford Station Wagon
Benefit Drawing
And Vote For
METHA HANSEN
Sponsored by Kodiak Outfitters
Solka Appointed
Campaign Head
Paul Solka of Fairbanks has
been appointed Democratic Cam
paign Chairman for Alaska, it was
announced this week by Felix J.
Toner, Chairman of the Democrat
ic Central Committee for the Tern
tory.
The campaign chairman will be
assisted by a special committee
consisting of Democrats from each
of the four divisions of the Terri
tory, Toner said.
Chiniak Settler
Shoots 2 Bruins
Two bears, which have been giv
ing weekenders a little concern
near Chiniak, were shot down Sun
day by Walt Dixon, a 70 year old
homesteader who lives in the vi
cinity.
CASE DISMISSED
Orville Cash was complaintant
in a trespass ease again1.! Mcl.inn,
which w« s neard before Ci { Mag
istrate Nick Frost. The case was
dismissed.
H. F. McDonald and Bill Datrcry
appeared as witnesses, \ccordmg
to MacDonald, affected part"®
using the road in question, signed
statements they would not make
it a public thoroughfare.
Nat’! Guard Unit
Is Now Company A
When the unit caretakers of
Company D of Kodiak and Com
pany A of Anchorage arrived at
work on Monday morning they
found that during the night they
had swapped unit names, missions
and authorized strength and al
lowances.
Here's what happened. Because
of the problems encountered in
supplying and maintaining the
special equipment of a heavy wea
pons company in Kod ak. Major
Thomas P. Carroll requested the
authority to redesignate and re
organize Companies A and D of
the 207th Infantry Battalion (Sep)
which he commands. Authority for
the change was granted by the
National Guard Bureau through
the Office of the Adjutant General
of the Alaska National Guard.
Company A, a rifle company
with an authorized strength of six
officers and 165 enlisted men. is
now in Kodiak under the com
mand of Lt. Edward Pagano. An
chorage now has a heavy weapons
unit, Company D, commanded oy
Capt. Leo E. Obermiller, with an
authorized strength of five officers
and 148 enlisted meu.
Not a man was lost or transfer
red in the operation. The exchange
of equipment, quidon banners and
letterhead stationery w-11 be the
next order of business.
First drill for the newly desig
nated Kodiak company is schedul
ed for some time in Ceptember.
ROTARY HEAD HERE
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out. however, that the unit is con
stantly in training, and is the nuc
leus of a ground defense force in
time of need. “Though Marines on
duty are on a 24 hour watch with
four on and eight off, the ‘eight
off’ is not really off, as each man
is assigned duties for a portion of
the time off. Thus, his week con
sists usually of eighty hours of ac
tual duty.”
The recent trial of Sgt. McKeon
hurt the morale of the Marine
Corps considerably, according to
Fitzmaurice, and affected recruit
ing fifty percent. It is beginning
to rise again, he said.
The Marines are attached to
each embassy throughout the
world. This is a duty they particu
larly like he said. He humorously
pointed out that when they are
on shore duty members of the
Corps like big cities and “other
things besides fishing and hunt
ing.”
Among those present at the
meeting other than local members
were: Alfon A. Baird of Seattle,
Frank McConaghy, D. Roy John
son, Don Wolf, Vinny Root, Capt.
G. B. Helmick, Lcdr. M. E. Scott,
a nurse at the Naval Station hos
pital, and Jess Ballard.
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
(Continued from page 1)
The 104 foot yacht, Eudora, a
converted sub-chaser, under chart
er of the Phillips Oil Company,
was in on her return trip to Seat
tie. The oil company has been con
ducting tests in the Chignik area.
We renewed acquaintance with
John Cromie, who was on the
Washington Mail when it sank
earlier this year. He is still follow
ing seafearing, despite the mishap.
He is cook aboard the yacht and
expects to go to the Orient next.
Rockneys Purchase
New Shoe Shop
Ed and Tenora Rockney, owners
of the Frontier Shop, announced
yesterday that they had purchased
the “Shoe Box." They will assume
management of the store, which is
located in the Frontier Shop build
ing, on September 1.
VISITOR HERE
Miss Marilyn Stratt from Shef
field, Illinois is a house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wilson on the
Naval Station.
Chevrolet Specialists
Complete moior overhauls
Clutch replac nunts
Brake jobs
Guaranteed Chevrolet parts
It costs yuu less to liave the jub i!uue by
people who know how.
Clark’s Garage
Dodge Plymouth Will vs
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TH4D0UNONS
Matinee at 2:00
Evening — 7 & 9
Orpheum Theatre
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SUNDAY— 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9:00
MONDAY: 7:00 — 9:00 p. 11.
D-I-A-L 3434 Anytime
Management reserves the right t»
designate where holder of child’s
ticket shall be seated.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
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Matinee at 2 p. m.
Evening at 7:00 - 9:00
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