"News of ^Americas Last Frontier’
VOL 12 NO 36
KODIAK, ALASKA NOVEMBER S, 1952
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Ike Wins As Nation Goes • Republican
Aleutian Homes
Receives Title
To Property
Aleutian Homes, Inc., spon
sors of the Kodiak housing
project, have recently received
title to some of the property
in the area.
From the U. S. government,
they have received a patent to
the following land in the Fast
Addition, in survey 2538B:
Lots 1 to 11 inclusive in
Wock 81; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
and 8 in block 32; lots 1 to 6
inclusive in block 36, and lots
13 to 16 in block 37.
Dorothiea Davis has quit
efcumed lot 9 block 6 of the
^llast Addition to Aleutian
Homes, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. V.
6. Ellis have quitclaimed lots
% 4, 13 and 14 in block 5 of
fee East Addition to the hous
ing sponsors and J. W.
Rhoades has quitclaimed lots
7 and 8 of block 5 to the cor
poration.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sut
BR have transferred the fol
oraring property to the housing
sponsors, on a quitclaim deed
lots 1. 2, 9, 15 and 16 of block
6 and lots 18 and 14 of block
6 of the East addition.
In return, the Aleutian
Homes Inc., have transferred,
on a quitclaim deed, the fol
lowing property to the Sut-1
Kffs: lots 16, 17, 18, 31, 32, 33,'
and 24 of block 1 of the Aleu-!
tian Homes Inc. Sub-Division I
of the East Addition.
The Winner!
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Beukers
ihave announced the engage
ment of their daughter Helen
to George Panamaroff.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, December 6. Fol
lowing the ceremony a recep
j tion will be held at the Elks
I Club.
The Alaska Game Commis-}
sion closed the season on Ko
diak, Afognak and Shuyak Is
land to all trapping of mink
and marten.
The season will be closed
until the animals are well
established on the island. The
FWS have been planting the
animals on the islands.
This Family Feels Fine
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Tuere’s happiness and confidence written on the faces of Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower,
his wife, M imie (left) and herm>ther, Mrs. John Doud, as they pose upon their arrival at
Ike’s hotel headquarters in New York.
The Republican presidential candidateand his wife and mother-in-law were greeted by
the news that returns received indicated a-trend toward victory for Eisenhower.
(JP WIRE PHOTO
Stevenson Concedes Run
As Votes For Ike Increase
by Associated Press
Gen. Dwight Eisenhower
won the presidency Tuesday
with the greatest popular vote
ever given a candidate, and
his landslide apparently had
swept the Republicans into
control of the new Congress.
In the aftermath to the
greatoutpouring of Americans
who liked Ike, President Tru
man made a gesture of ranks
closing behind the 62 year old
war hero whose election he so
bitterly opposed.
Eisenhower’s popular vote
was over 30 million while Ste
venson received around 24
million. Eisenhower swept key
states in the North, Midwes
farm area and several southern
states including Florida, Vir
ginia, Texas, Tennessee and
won border states like Mary
land and Oklahoma.
Gen. Eisenhower’s election
as president has unquestion
ably hastened the end of Er
nest Gruening’s tenure as
governor of Alaska.
Robert Reeve, defeated
candidate for delegate to Con
gress, has quoted Eisenhower
as saying he would name an
Rotary Plans
Christmas Party
The Kodiak Rotary Club will
sponsor their annual Christmas
Kiddie Party this year.
A huge Christmas tree will
be erected and decorated in
the lot between Dad’s Barber
Shop and the Log Cabin Liquor
Store, Alvin Miller, club mem
ber announced this week.
Miller has various commit
tees working on the project,
he said Wednesday.
For the past several years
the Rotary Club has thrown a
big Christmas party for all the
children. The funds for the
event are provided by weekly
fines assessed during the
weekly luncheon and meeting, i
jn past years the party has
been held at the Orpheum.
This year the committee i
plans to hold the party out-1
side near the Christmas tree i
Mr. and Mrs. Art Kizer have j
sold lots 18, 19 and 20 of block j
2, and lots 15 and 16 of block |
3 of the Allman Addition toj
Mr. and Mrs. Norman 0. Dal-1
ton, and a warranty deed for1
1 the transfer has been recorded.
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Alaskan to the governorship
The General never denied it.
George Folta, Judge of First
Judicial District has been
mentioned as a possible gover
nor.
President Trum an wired
j Eisenhower con gratulations
and offered the use of the
presidentail plane “Independ
ence” for the trip Ike said he
would make to Korea. Truman
suggested Ike send a represen
tative to help with the govern
ment budget he would make in
January and which would be
submitted to Congress.
Gov. Adlai Stevenson, the
Democratic hopeful who went
down to crushing defeat, sent
his congratulations to Eisen
hower and pledged his support.
As to Congress, the situation
shaped up in this fashion:
House, where 218 votes are
needed for control -The Repub
icans had elected 214, the
Democrats 197 and one inde
pendent had a seat.
In Seattle, the Washington
voters swung to the Republic
an candidate for the first time
in 20 years, elected a Demo
cratic U.S. Senator and gave
Republicans victory for at least
six of the states seven congres
sional seats,
Seattle-The Seattle Times
said the name of Frank He
intzleman and Ralph Lomen
have been tossed into the ham
per as possible eanidates for
governor of Alaska.
Heintzleman, Regional For
ester cf the Territory for sev
eral years, has teen hailed for
his efforts to bring the pulp in
dustry to the territory. Lcmen
is a member of a longtime
Nome family.
The Times said the “best
guesses” are that Giuensng
will resign. 1 he geverrer of
Hawaii said Wednesday he
planned to do so vher Eisen
hower tecenres president cn
on January 20.
Albany-Governcr Jhemas
Dewey of New York, who has
been mentioned repeatedly as
a likely cabinet member under
Eisenhower, said “I expect
and intend to serve out my
term as governor of New
York.”
Latest Associated Press re
turns on the popular vote gave
Eisenhower 82,C01,Et6 and
Stevenson 26.547,704 in 142,
169 of the nations 146,870 vot
ing units, Eisenhower has 55.
4 % of the vote.