Everybody's talking about the
Elk’s Carnival
Saturday, Sunday October 4th & 5th )
Leonard Hei^a&on
' Leaves For School
Leonard Helgason, son of
Mrs. Kris Helgason of Terror
Bay, left this week by PNA
for Seattle, where he will at
tend a YMCA radio school.
Mrs. Helgason accompanied
her son to Kodiak early in the
week and spent a few days
here.
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Outsells all other Kentucky whiskies because it’s
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^RGESTS^
Kentucky***
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give you proof of Extra Value!
D0U3LE-channel side rails of massive
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Dodge stays new longer!
Orillow ride control is SEALED IN for the
life of the shock absorbers. Smooth
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When you invest in a new car, you have a right to
expect proof that the value is built in to stay. You
get that proof in a Dodge. Registration records prove
that by a substantial margin, Dodge automobiles
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ing features as the extra-rugged double-channel
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Specifications and Equipment subject to change without notice*
TWO hydraulic cylinders in each front
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Phone 3444
NCTIC ION
Notice is nereoy given that
at tiv r ‘'fvr miin.tid-ii elec
tion oi the City of Kodiak, to
be held on October 14, 1952,
between the hours of 8:00 A.
M. and COO P. M., at the City
Hall, Kodiak, Alaska, a vote
and election of the duly quali
fied electors of the City of Ko
diak, will be made upon the
following proposition, which
said proposition will be voted
upon at said election:
1. Shall the City of Kodiak,
Alaska,incur indebtedness in
the sum of $480,000.00 for the
purpose of acquiring the fol
lowing public work of a per
manent nature: surfacing,
grading and paving of the
streets of the City of Kodiak,
and installation of sidewalks,
to be constructed by the Uni
ted States of America and sold
to the City of Kodiak at a
price not in excess of - -
$480,000.00, said indebtedness
to bear interest not exceeding
2% per annum, to be evidenc
ed by a Project Construction
and Sales Agreement between
the City of Kodiak and the
United States for the payment
of said price to the United
States, and if the United
States so requires, by bonds,
with interest thereon at 2%
per annum payable semi-an
nually, and secured primarily
by a pledge of a mill levy upon
real estate and by the full
faith and credit of the City of
uditi.k, Alaska, all as provid
ed by Ordinance No. 164 of
the Gity of Kodiak, passed and
approved the 22nd day of Sep
tember, 1952.
2. Qualifications for electors
for the proposition shall be as
I follows:
! a. They must be citizens of
I the United States, twenty-one
I years of age and over,
j b. They must be actual and
j bona fide residents of Alaska
I and must have been such resi
dents continuously during the
[ entire year immediately pre
’c.ding the election and must
have been such residents con
tinuously for Six (6) months
next preceding the election in
the City of Kodiak, Alaska.
; c. They must have registered
in the Registration Rook at the
! City Hall, Kodiak, Alaska,
prior to October 11, 1952, at
4:00 P. M.
; d. Their names must appear
on the last assessment roll for
the purposes of municipal tax
ation at the City of Kodiak,
Alaska.
For the City of Kodiak
Robert A. Hedloff,
City Clerk.
NOTICE
From 4:15 pm to 8 pm the
Kodiak Transit Co. busses will
load and unload on Brooklyn
avenue in front of Kraft’s new
Super Market instead of in
front of Tony’s. The change
is due to traffic congestion
between these hours.
FOR FUN-FILLED
TRIPS "OUTSIDE”
More and more Alaskans are discov
ering that Greyhound is the low-cost,
scenic, relaxing way to travel in the States, Canada or
Mexico. We do the driving —you do the sightseeing. You
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From Seattle
CHICAGO.
SAN DIEGO
MIAMI . .
$40.55*
21.15
56.05*
lplu» U. S. tax]
* Same fate applies from Vancouver,
From Seattle one way
SALT LAKE CITY $19.05
SAN FRANCISCO 14.25
BOSTON . . . 57.50*
. B.C.
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