Classifieds
PLUMBING & HEATING—work
done. For fast and satisfying ser
vice & guaranteed work. Chase
and Copsey, Ph. 3083 or 2381 tfn
5HELIKOF CONSTRUCTION Co.
General Contractors. Ph. 3951. J
W. Tolbert, General Mgr. 6-18tin
THRIFT SHOP—Open Saturday
afternoons at the Baptist Mission
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING—
Taping. 3 sample books, latest
designs. Free estimates, no ob
ligation. See Gene Gannon, tfn
Ph. 3361. tfn
FOl RENT—Office space in Blinn
Bldg. 23 tfn
MONTMARTRE PATRONS Please
Note — Chuck Wagon dinner
served every Wednesday. All
you can eat for $3.00. tfn
CAMERA REPAIRING—All types
camera & projector repairing.
Rapid service, reasonable. Nor
man’s Pboto Shop. 3-tfn
WANTED—BOTTLES—Bring in
your 7 oz. & qt size beverage
bottles & receive cash deposit.
This includes one way and no
deposit bottles. KODIAK BOT
TLING WORKS, Ph. 2244. 8 tfn
rOR SALE—Hick’s place at Chig
nik. 20 x 30 house partly furn.
Has fireplace, bathroom, light
pilant, etc. Will sacrifice for
$1,000. George Hicks, Bot 425,
Kodiak or Pn. 2642. tfn
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. furn. home,
$6500. Ph. 4541. tfn
FOR SALE—Floor length evening
gown, size 9; floor length pleat
ed evening skirt; 2 crinoline pet
ticoats, 1 red and 1 pink & blue;
5 pairs of shoes, size 6-B; Blue
fox fur neck piece; Mink fur
coat used, reasonable, 2 prs.
men’s slacks, 1 blue, 1 grey; pr.
shoe packs; Reffigerator & wash
ing machine, as is; 1 game set
consisting of chess, dominoes,
etc. Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Ph. 2271. &-ln
FOR SALE—21 ft. cabin cruiser,
110 hp eng. Call Cusak, Phone
3652. 6-2y
IF YOU WANT TO DRINK, that's
your business. If you want to
.stop and need help, that’s our
business. A. A. Write P. 0. 162
or Ph. 3383. 6-4y
FOR SALE—Crown Marine en
gine. Bill Damery, Box 91. Ph.
4064. tfn
FOR SALE—AKC registered Beag
le puppies, male & female. See
anytime at 1307 Maple St. or
Ph. 561. 6-2y
FOR SALE—1940 Ctiev. coupe.
Winterized & priced for quick
sale. Ph. 652, Whittaker, Naval
Sta. after 5 p. m. 13-tfn
FOR SALE—1955 red &' white 4
dr. Ford. Blue Book price. Ph.
3581.
WILL TRADE New upholstered
living rm. rocker for standard
brand sewing machine. Small
Duo Therm heater for sale. Ph.
3344. 13-ly
FOR SALE—-1952 Chrysler Wind
sor, R & H, new brakes, shock
absorbers. Ph. 40.1’4. 13-ln
WANTED—Tenants to apply for
mansions now being prepared.
The Sunday School lesson at 10
a. m. next Sunday will explain.
Assembly of God, 1349 Willow. 1
FOR SALE—4 rm. turn, house,
$4200. 4 rm. house—tub bath,
$4000. Both downtown. Ph. 3383.
EQUIPMENT FOR RENT—Tar
heater, light plants, compressor,
cement finisher, vibrator, power
pump, cement covering, numer
ous other equipment. Ph 3081. 1
FOR SALE—Sta-tites, pl>wood,
boat nails, industrial engine
parts, caterpillar parts, lire
hose, stay bolts, cement buggies,
name it we probanly have it. Ph.
3081. 13-1 n
FOR SALE—Sectional c o u c h,
makes into twin beds, $50. Also
O’Keefe & Merritt gas range,
$65—has been butane range. See
at 1426 Hemlock. 13-ly
FOR SALE—Crooked Island, 1 mi.
from Kodiak. Large house, ware
house, barn & chicken house.
Garden & berries. Suitable for
poultry farm, sheep or other
small animals. Island contains
51 acres with ex. harbor &. dock,
sewer, water system & light
plant Terms may be arranged.
For further info, write A. L.
Nixon, Box 1021, Kodiak, Alas
ka. 13-ly
tun uit riiNtM in wiormai
pictures & portraits, taken in
your home call Roger Clough,
Ph. 3271. tin
CLOSING OUT SPECIAL- While
they last—pressure oil burners, re
conditioned & tested—new per
formance. $50. New oil burner
transformers, $16.50. Leo Sears
Co. Ph. 3461. 13-tin
LOST—Double strand pearl neck
lace. Reward. Ph. 2743. 13-lu
HELP WANTED—General office
clerk. 6 day week. Apply D & A
office. 13- Ln
FOR SALE—1*6 ton Ford flatbed
truck. New engine. Ph. 4674. tfn
FOR SALE—Kitchen oil range.
Good cond. Bill Worth, Ph. 3661
FOR SALE—1951 Kaiser 4-dr. se
dan, ex cond. Front seat folds
down into bed for camping. Care
fully maintained by 1 owner.
Available Dec. 1. $700. Call Lt.
H. R. Upson, Ph. 237. 13-ly
FOR RENT—Sleeping rm., private
entrance, laundry fac. Close to
Baptist Church. Ph. 4181. 13-ly
WHAT BOY WOULDN’T Like an
English bike? 1 nave one for
sale. Ph. 4513. 13-In
WANTED—Part time office woik
or bookkeeping. Weekends and
evenings. References. Mary
Oliver, Ph. 451 daily or 562 eve
nings. 13-ly
FOR SALE—2 bdrm. comp, turn.
Baptist Church. Ph. 4181. 13-ly
near school area. Call 2134 or in
quire Sears No. 2. 13-ly
DAW CROCKETT Jr.
^ MY UNCLE LOOIE'S GETTIN' TO BE
A BIG SHOT' HE SAYS HERE HE’Sr'
BEEN INVITED TO BE A GUEST OF )
FOR SALE—Kitcheu table with
chrome legs, $15. I'ratt's Trailer
Ct. 13-ly
VESSELS SINKS
(Continued from page 1)
day morning, but this search again
was without results. Winds were
said to be blowing with gusts up to
sixty knots. These had abated to
45 knots Thursday. The Coast
Guard reported reavy seas, with 8
to 10 foot waves, and a low over
hoar) malrina tricihilitv noor
Two fishing vessels, the Kuska
and the aMry Ann were laying in
at Icy Bay until weather conditions
would permit a search. The Kuska
the scene of the sinking,
was said to be about 20 miles from
Names of the crew members is
not available here. The vessel was
owned by Carl eBrg of Bellingham,
Washington, but it is not known if
he was skipper of the vessel .1
was under charter by the Atlas
Powder Company of Seattle 30
tons of dynamite were aboard, des
tined for the Ramstad Construc
tion Company. It was to be used
for the construction of a road atop
Pillar Mountain to the White
Alice installation.
Capt. Neils Thomsen and Eiaer
_iii_a. n__
sion stated w&ile here they had
listened to the Skipper of the Tuva
just prior to its sinking. The skip
per radioed the ship Was in dis-t
tress and in a calm and cool voice,,
as if he was standing on the deck
of the Expansion, described ihe
sinking.
He said their skiff had been
damaged the day before and the
crew was standing by with life
jackets on ready to abandon ship.
He told of how the Tnva was badly
damaged, and it wouldn't be long
before they would have to take to
the water. Then, as if he were go
ing shore, he calmly said the water
was up to his knees, and ho
guessed he'd better go now. His
last words were a goodbye to
someone. No one caught the name.
GRIFFIN MEMORIAL NOTES
Admissions to Griffin Memorial
Hospital during the past week in
cluded Rudy Anderson, Alfed Nel
son, Danielle Ball, Arthur Huaken
son, Jack Wick, Myra Scheming,
Pete Gunderson and Dannv Wolf.
Those discharged were Jack
Wick Myra Schoming, Pete Gun
derson, Danny Wolf, Danielle Ball,
Arthur Haakenson, Mrs. Roger
Clough and infant, Alfred Torsen,
Irene McGlashen and Blaise Tink
er.
KIRTHS
Alfed Dean, weighing 6 lbs. 7
ozs., was born on October 11 to Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Torsen of Ouzin
kie.
Valerie Kay, weighing 7 lbs. 8
ozs., was born on October 10 to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knagin of
Afognak.
Visitor Departs
Mrs. Evelyn Campbell of Van
couver, B. C., has been a house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Rhoades. She is the sister of Mrs.
Rhoades.
She left Friday for Anchorage
after a week in Kodiak and will
continue down the highway with
her daughter and son-in law, who
reside in the mainland City. The
party plans to return to Vancouv
er, B. C.
New Staff Member
Mrs. Mae Richardson announces
a new member has been added to
the staff of Mae’s Beauty parlor.
Mrs. Henrietta Hawkey has been
added to the the staff of the shop.
Mrs. Hawkey is a hair stylist and
manicurist. She is from Denver,
Colorado.
POLICE SLOGAN
Hot blooded drivers invite cold
blooded accidents.
ANNOUNCING
Kodiak Cleaners
NEW
Pick Up - Delivery
Service
Our Route man will be on
the following schedule:
Mission Road Area. . Monday
Mill Bay Road Area.. Tuesday
Aleutian Homes Down Town Area .... Wed.
Kodiak Naval Base.;. Thursday
(Schedule Subject 'o Change)
Weekly Service 3
PHONE
4434
Orpheum Theatre
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Matinee at 2:00
Evening at 7:00 - 9:00
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
CLIFTON GINGER
WEBB-ROGERS
Matinee at 2 p. m.
7:00 _ 9:00
STERLSNa HSY2EN GLORIA GRAHAME
SENE BARRY MARCIA HENDERSON
7:00 — 9:00 p. m.
COMING—NEXT SATURDAY
SUNDAY & MONDAY
SHOW TIME
SUNDAY— 3:00 - 5:00 - 7:00 - 9 00
MONDAY—7:00 - 9:00
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
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