CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE—Three weeks old
cockles chicks. Available
January 15. See T. T. Jack
son or write box 501, Kodiak
35 cents each. tf.
FOR SALE—Welsh baby strol
ler, excellent condition. $15.
■Phone 2272.
FOR SALE — 1952 Hudson
four door sedan. Has all the
extras including overdrive
and dual carbs. Selling at
$400 under book price. Call
2872 evenings.
FOR SALE — Savage spin
dryer washing machine,
good condition. Inquire at
quonset opposite Montmar
tre Inn.
FOR SALE — at stateside
prices. Misc. galv. and blk.
pipe, two, three and four
inch. Sail pipe and fittings,
also cauking lead. See Spen
cer at City Dock office.
FOR SALE—10 hp Mercury
outboard with racing and
standard units; 14 foot
speed skiff; 16 ga. Savage
shotgun; 30-06 Winchster
and .12 Remington pump.
Call Lucky at 3252 or 2353.
FOR SALE — refrigerator,
good condition, $125. See Ed
Bowman or call Navy ext.
578. Ask for Kokrine.
FOR SALF — 1940 Pontiac
coupe, rebuilt engine, R
and H, $200. Box 1168, Ko
diak.
FOR SALE—1946 Chevrolet
one-half ton pickup truck,
26,000 miles. Extra wheels,
very good condition. Call
Navy 289.
BAPTIST—Mission Rummage
_ Sale. Saturdays 1 to 8:30 pm
WILL—do business or other
typing in my home Inquire
at quonset opposite Mont
martre Inn.
FOR YOUR PLUMBING—
needs, call 3191. Barney
Corgatelli. tf.
LOST — keys on key ring
marked “Seattle First Na
tional Bank". If found call
Navy phone ext. 788 or call
at 446 Bells Flats.
Council Studies
Proposed Ordinance
An ordinance regulating
and licensing driverless for
hire vehicles was studied and
discussed by the council Mon
day but was tabled pending
more study at a special meet
ing.
At an earlier meeting Wil
liam Fuller appeared before
the council to obtain informa
tion relative to obtaining a
business license for a ‘‘U
Drive System” in Kodiak.
Following his appearance the
council asked Paul Dupler,
city attorney, to prepare an
ordinance covering the matter.
Prospectors* Classes
Classes in a Prospectors
School were being held this
week under the direction ol
Leo Mark Anthony, University
of Alaska graduate.
The classes include a series
of lectures, field trips and th(
identification of minerals. The
course will run for anothei
three weeks.
Classes are being conducted
in town and at Kodiak Nava
Station. The town classes art
held at the high school. Any
one may take the series o
courses.
Miss Susanne Chichenof
and Peter J. Ponchene wer
married on Thursday by Com
missioner A. M. Vokacek.
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START THE
NEW YEAR RIGHT
SHOP AT THE
CITY MARKET
AND SAVE
^ STORE HOURS o
OPEN TILL 7 P. M.
Fridays till 8pm Sunday 12-4pm
For free delivery call 4224 before 3pm
ACCA Gets Donation J
A! Shyman, head of Alaska)
Distributors, has made a $2,-1
000 donation in the Alaska:
Crippled Children's A.-socia-1
tion through each of his rep-;
resentatives in the Territory, i
J ti. Martz is the local rep-'
resentative for the company.
Kodiak is nduderi among the
eight chapters marked to re
ceive a share of the $2,000. 1
t
Miss Carolyn Acheson,
dauehter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Acheson, spent the
holidays here, on vacation
from tne University of Wash
ington.
Mrs. John Marshall was an
outgoing FNA passecger
Thursday for California. She
will visit her mother who is
NOTICE l
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO
ALL MY FRIENDS IN KO
DIAK.
[s] Olaf Halverson
Nome. Alaska
Orpheum
Theatre
Phone 3232
Saturday Jan. 2
Abbott and Costello in
“LOST IN ALASKA”
i SAT. MAT. - 3:00
EVE. 7 - 9
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ck cravat • ROLAND KIBBEE • HAROLD HECHT •
PBERT SIODMAK-. NORMA rftjBS
WARNER BROS, Vj
SUN. Coot. Perform.
SHOWS AT 3- 5-7-9
MON. 7 - 9
Tue. & Wed 7-9:00
Harold Rosa. 24, one of the thirteen inmates who es
caped from the Southern Michigan prison at Jackson was
1 captured (Dec. 20) in the basement coal bin of a hotel in
downtown Jackson the following day. Five of the 13 escapees
are still at large. (.-Pwirephoto)
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
Double Feature
Story mi Son* *«r b, ROBERT TALE LIMIT
rtMucM tj SAM HAIZMAA • Oii«M tj EM# f S£MS
Second Big Hit
SHOW TIMES
News: 7 & 9:30 pm
Pace That Thrills
7:15 & 9:45
Last Train From Bombay
(One Time Only)
S:18 pm
ONE DAY ONI,Y
SAT. JAN. 9th
Sat. Matinee at 3
Eve. at 7-9 PM !
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