davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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AQUARIUM-One 25-gal. tank, one
20-gal. tank: stand. fiuorescent light,
all accessories. 10. S-S722.
AQUARIUM. 12-gal. chromium light
ed tank and stand with 13 beautiful
tropical fish and equipment. Must
sell at once. Price S15. SH. 1903
AQUARIUMS AND SUPPLIES-Daph-
We are Washington's largest breeder
Of tropicals and are now displaying
all fish from Discus TO guppies.
Questions on breeding and care are
always welcomed. Special this week.
10-gal. black tanks. $4.25; 15-gal..
$685.; angel fish, SOC each; vail, tail
Tanks of all sizes built to order in
our shop. Repairs made to all
equipment. MINIATURE TROPICAL
AQUARIUM, 1907 l4th st. NV.
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NO EXCISE TAX

A small quantity Of freezers avail
able al, reduced prices due to stock
ing prior to manufacturer excise
AND LEARN How 10 SAVE Up 70
30G ON YOUR FOOD BUDGET
VALMART WASHINGTON, INC.
1907. Maryland ave. ne. Call Mr..
Morris. Ii. 6-S775. Open Sat. and
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MUSIC, 1000 N st. NV. NE. l4i9.
ADD. MACH, new. used. all makes;
hand. elec.; great reduc. Today, CO.
Add. Mach. Guaran., $3.50
CASH REGISTERS. GUAR. S54.5O
PORT. TYPEWRS., GUAR, S39.75
STRD. TYPEWRS., GUAR. S44.50 UP
433 18th ST. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, sunstrand: cleo.
UNITED TYPEWRiTEaRs CO. sSs SH
AbbfNa 1a5f e M MACHINE. R, C.. Allen;
.nnisc qTlss sale; cL.So. 70. ~ 5sl44z: .
model. like new; yours for $69.50
Today, GO; 1925; week. 1112 14th
AbDoMPTEIR, n;S ri IS7si Small portable adding
mach; adds, subt.. ,s12;e5; VI. guar.
AppREssfSG SH GINA MacHINEssa Th atsa up
terms; or 40tk year: AMERICAN
ADDING MACcfHINEs-1 R. c. Allen,
$50; l Wales Allen. electric, S125.
Good condition. Dial WA. 1901.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters.
all makes, new and used. Pay for
them like rent, $40 mo. Buy now
for Christmas. CENTRAL. 20ls 14th
ADDEEss1NG 81 RSjs ~ ShcH1sE S1slh and utility
stand. Eliiot, perfect condition.
ADDRESSING MACHINE. was S39. so.
Fsn RSS sesi 9sTED SsT TYrEwRTRR L fsis!Rs eo Co.,
AIR iHS coMpkEssSR 15sh RI a;S for shop or paint
spray, $50; cost S54. GICHNER,
2513 M St NV. Elk. 1927.
R-CONDITIONING UNIT, a hip,
Philco. large rm. or ONCE size; prac-
hard-to-get item; S265. 10. 3-5013.
SHEETING. crimped and
4Oc per #. Call DE. 5424 week
5n .5sssas s, fine suE:ssss: E:gEosSs
cabinetmaker, Chippendale. mahog.,
inlaid with yew. wood. 4 doors,
crown glass; real collectors Item;
our regular price. $1,55oi CLEARANCE
M9aaay A4ausr s41E 9nly cosn s12sS Ave- nS sopd III
- Victorian marble-top
stand. clocks. astral lamps, etc. NV.
FURN. EX.. 1880 7th st. NV. AID.
211S. Open. till 8 pm. .
aNIIQUES-4-QraWer pine cneSt,
interesting kneehole walnut desk.
Call DU. 0470 after pm.
ANTIQUE corner what-nots. washing
machine, kit. cabinet base. fiat-top
desk, bicycle, good portable type
writer. WO. 1895.
the unusual in rare
old gifts for Christmas. STRAW
BERRY HILL ANTIQUES. 3 miles
west of Alex. on Duke st. AL. 0320.
dough tray, mount
ed bowl, chest Of drawers, blanket
chest. various other pieces; in excel.
cond. WI. 1920.
ANTIQUE chest of drawers. GENTLE
mans chair, mahogany poster bed,
cherry drop-leaf table and other
pieces 4749 Old Dominion dr.. Arl.
lge. convex Eagle mirror.
Sm. Victorian pieces. love seat
marble tops; rea.; French gilt arm
chair, EN-. AGO. pm. -12
inlaid dining
rm. table. in sections, will seat 6,
s. 10; pair of Chinese Jade trees;
also old mahogany hanging book
LAMP" corner of
W. Broad and Little Falls sts., Falls
Church. Va, FA. 44S2. Shades.
10 rare o1ohae Gtf{-oe
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FILE CABINETS. legal letter, steel,
wood, new. used. CIRCLE, lII2 I4th
FILM DE9HIoPiNG vi BIN loaaSi sna pSIEtias Go as@S; iS
hours; color service; cameras on
credit. BRENNER. 9:}3 Pa. ave. NV
FIRE ExTINGUISHERS - co..,
foam. soda acid, Pyrene: "a price,
GICHNER, 25l3 NJ st. NV. Ex.
FIRE ExTrNGUIsHERs. 5o-s&A. ga
each. Ealing fT !. Ns.ifnat pf' eSsS esses' sl0so
FIEEPLAcE. IRE LACE: French , style; and logs.
FISHING RODS AND REELS CAL
cutta. / split bamboo: Ocean City
reels; used very little; cost $50 each;
sell: $15 each. LO. 5-3746.
FIXTURES, complete soda fountain
and restaurant; now in Operation;
modern. FA. 29S9.
FRAME BLDG, all new, 4Oxl3 it.: 8
windows. l picture window, double
single doors, bricks. etc: ideal for
cottage; near Laurel, Md: 81, 500;
remove aa at own convenience. Box
FREEZER (commerciaD, left. Frigid-
ssR{i ssiT{s; Io yrs; yS;0o old excel. cond.,
FREEzER; SIT. Hot Point (GE).
FREEZER IHome). 30 GU. it.; moving
VIII sacrifice at 1s cost. WI. 1886.
FREEZERs-Floor samples. save as
PTRsfEINs sfe e S ElEcTRc ER9nshS to SEAdE PaE AZ
224 Carroll ave, Takoma Park. Md
sH. :700, sH. 4393. Open Monday,
thursday. Saturday until
Evening star., 1950-11-12
CAMERA SALE
All Brand-New Equipment
UP to
$3.50 OFF

REFLEX CAMERAS
35mm. CANDIDS
SCREENS
SLIDE PROJECTORS
MOVIE CAMERAS
MOVIE PROJECTORS
EXPOSURE METERS
MOVIE ROLL FILM
10000 OTHER ITEMS
Uptown Photo Supply
{wE BEAT ANY PRICE,
Open Nishtly TIL s pm.
CANOPY for service station lubrica.
tion lifts or used car lots; "a It.
So; IL #. high; attTsstive. sI1ngg@S II gSea
SERVICE. Wo. 9595.
CARPET. luxurious Chinese. 1ox14-
it.. gold color. TIE. 1882. -12
CARPETING. ANY NAME BRAND
NIB ss INVHNTH91 sayingT K Cash Rh Buyers agog
CARRIAGE T.. AND pad co!Ier Ksy Key
cond. % 81. 400, Ext. IS.
CARRIAGE, Thayer. large, $50; Baby
Tenda. $40: .sterilizer. lge.. So;
scale, So. Call after 10 am, EN-
CARRIAGE, twin, Ss; twin high
chairs, S5 and 81; crib, SS; caI
seat. $3.50; playpen, $3.50. SH
CARRIAGE. play pen. boys Jacket
bicycle. Q single beds; all In peri,
Evening star., 1950-11-12

BUILDING MATERIALS
Cash savings. Million feet of lum-
ber. million bricks. all materials
for sale at lob or yard. Heating
plants. elevator, furnace, steel
beams. pipes, ETC.: hundreds of bar
gains. Give us q call. We deliver.
Open Sat. all day Sun. 9 to g..
ARROW. 100 South Capitol. Ii.
3,o60o Ii 3-o26l
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEDROOM sas Soaa SUITE. LUTTE. sOmDsts ETC. pc
SDrins matt; $50. SH. 1893.
party. Chinese Chippendale. beauti-
full, mahogany chair back double
bed: like new: $3.50. OIL. 216s. ,
BEDROOM SUITE, Y pc, walnut,
good cond: spring and mattress in
cluded. Call TIE. 2345.
BEDRM. SUITE must sell. includes
dresser. mirror. large vanity and
mirror. bed. night table, chair and
Beautyrest spring and mattress
modern walnut. excel. cond.; S1lO,
RAs 1864. 4716 Ft. Totem ne.
BEDROOM SUITE. maple. $4S.50.
Also show case. TR. 9317.
BEDRM. SUITE, modern, walnut
Twin beds, vanity, bureau, chair,
springs, mattresses; glass tops. LA.
BEDRM.. NEW AND USED
Clearance and Warehouse Sale
Bedrm. suites, maple, walnut, $50
$50; exceptionally high quality ma
S169-$219; new good quality Holly,
sizes. S4S-$e9; coil, box sprinss. IS.
mattresses: large selection chests,
dressers,. vanities, SI7-S39: Roll
aways, bedsteads, studio couches,
sofa beds. dinette. living rm. furni.
ture; household misc.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL TO
DAWSON FURNITURE CO., Ware
h4uses rear 4107 MINI. ave. NE,
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ROSSLYN LOAN co.

FURNACE, Krefky. even heat: floor;
In excel. cond. Call Brandywine
FURNACE, 2 sections. 8 years old;
rsaSs rTeaasSonaSle Can dE d;;, 1890; ,,,,,
wheat coal blower; 30-gal. h.-w.
tank; all for $35. WA. 65S5.
FURNACE-Hot water, coal. Heats
65room house; good condition., reas.
FURNACE. coal converted to oil; also
tank. AT. 321S.
FURNACE, OIL BURNER and hot
water heater, good condition. g.
room capacity. 6 Accotink. rd..
Tauxemont. Alex. TIE. 0130. la
FURNITURE-Movin must sell;
Magic Chef stove. 10 mo. old: maple
couch. kit. table and chairs; best
offer. GE. 6S79. ia
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FILE CARTNE1

Government surplus. 4-drawer wood
legal and letter size. Sl1.95; new
4-draWer steel. letter size with lock,
S4Z, legal size S5 extra. N. FRANK
Il SON. Ala 3rd ST NV
Evening star., 1950-11-12
FREEZERS

STOCKED WITH 8 MONTHS SUPPLY
OF FOOD
Sensational offer-NationalIv sdver.
tised brands new home freezers
all fllled with 6 months supply
U. s. Government-inspect and
graded meat (steaks, roasts. chopss
poultry, etc). Also one month 8
supply Famous Brands frozen yege-
tables, fruits and Juices.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ANTIQUES
COUNTRY VIEW

Directions: Out Colesville rd. to
Columbia I'd (rd. to Laurel from
White Oaks. Chests. corner cup
boards, Victorian lamps. bench. sofa,
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File Cabinets
"AnOther Scnnn"

BRAND NEW NoN-sUsPENsIoN
STEEL. 4-DRAWER HEAVY DUTY
LEI FILE CABINETS, S42 80;
LEGAL SIZE S34 so. JUST SE.
CURED FROM ONE OF THE LEAD
ING MFGRS., WHICH ENABLES us
TO SELL AT THIS AMAZING Low
PRICE. ALSO USED STEEL, A.
= DRAWER FILE CABINETS. S23 so,
FREE DELIVERY. MANHATTAN
OEFlCE EQUIP. CO., 500 NEW
YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-12


BUFFET BAR. beautiful light walnut
serpentine doors. . IT,; suitable for
large recreation or club room. FA.
3743.
BUFFET. walnut. Queen Anne; brass
fireplace. screen. Detroit Jewel gas
range, four small gas heaters; all
BUILDING ITEMS and millwork.
Many hard-to-get items are at
RUCKER LUMBER. 1920 Wilson
BuTIDING MI MATERiAL-sM-in. sdsI, sn, IN TSl oak
flooring No. l common. S24O per
M; select, $3.50 per M. and clear.
$3.50 per M. Delivered. OR. 4166.
-l2
BUILDING MATERIAI-LarRe stock
Of framing lumber. flooring. sheet
ing, doors. also reinforcing steel,
angle iron and many other items
from many wrecking jobs. Only
above material sold at lowest prices.
GENERAL WRECKING Co. Brent
wood I'd. and w st. ne. MI. 6177.
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ANTIQUES. SPECIAI,

washington Large ANTIQUE Dealer
Invites You to Inspect"-Cherry sec
retary desk. matching pair of pine
bachelor cnests. brass pulls: twin
beds in light or dark wood. buffers
desk chests in cherry and mahog.;
Dutch. Welsh, Hutch and corner
cupboards; pine. cherry and wal
nut drop-leaf tables. 4 or 9 legs,
chairs to match; Tester canopy
bed. chests in cherry. walnut, maple.
pine and mahog.; washstands, New
England commodes. pierced-tin food
safes, dry sinks of unusual design.
cabinets to convert into radio or
television, Pa. Dutch settles. coffee
tables, Hutch, Lazy Susan. sawbuck
and stretcher tables. captains chairs.
school masters desks, ice cream
tables and chairs, wagon seat
benches, dowery or blanket chests,
pine bootiack settle, poster. trunnel
or under caves beds. spice boxes.
hanging shelves, cobbler's benches,
jackson priss. picture frames. prints,
mirrors. dough trays, lamps. pair of
cherry night tables. Baltimore wa
ter benches, marble-top tables and
washstands. More than 800 pieces
Of furniture, beautifully refinished.
Large stock of china. glass. etc.
Sensible prices. Terms If desired.
Free delivery. BETHESDA-CHE
OIL. ,2422. 10 a.m.-9 pm. Closed
Evening star., 1950-11-12
BRICK
BRICKS

10000 good used brick. Call US
where brick can be seen. We also
deliver. ACE WRECKING CO., 4002
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. III
Evening star., 1950-11-12
FUR COATS

e On WA .
Persian lamb. muskrat, squirrel, mol
ton, caracrl. seal; many others
Also Jackets, capes. fur scarves, out
Of pawn, from So to 500.
ROSSLYN LOAN co.
Rosslyn. Va. CHI. $500
FUR JACKET. silver fox. size 12.
Was expensive. selling very rea-
sonable. Excellent condition. EN-.
FUR FUR J JACKET. S. sable dyed itch. size
sos Sun. or ewes. Ia
FUR PIECE-Platinum fox scarf.
never worn; must be seen to be ap-
preciated. OR. 1896.
FUR SCARF, baumarten. 2 skins,
good condition, S25; also Hudson
seal waist-length Jacket, S35. MOSS,
116 Kennedy st. NV. ia. 1852.
FUR SCARVES
MinkS, martens, kolinsky, sables,
foxes, many others. from S5 to $50;
out Of pawn: many other bargains
in capes and coats.
ROSSLYN LOAN co.
Tu o2nn
Evening star., 1950-11-12

PAINTING your brick. stucco or Gin
der-block house? II so, be sure to
use PARACRETE RUBBER PAINT,
because 1t waterproofs and is dura-
Bile. You can make your house out
ors to choose from. For particulars
and estimates. phone now, FOUNDRY
RUBBER, INC. (Mfrs.), OIL. $500.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

DISHWASHERS
See us for real savings. on scarce
models. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5s5 N. Glebe Rds Arlinston. Va.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

STONE WALLS
And cement work. Flagstone patios.
cement steps. drives, etc. Call
JERRY LII 1-47hR
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, 4s-bass; good condition,
500; new Concertina, $50. 10.
ACcoRDIoN. salsnti. 1ao-bass; ex-
eel. cond;; case; $135, or best offer;
AcCORDioNs loaned .9ree" or sold;
private band, radio. television train
ing for children and adults; free
talent test. Phone RE. 2113.
ACCORDION, 120-baSs, Carmen
SIPS. 10. 2-s244.
ACCORDi0NS. Italian, brand-new,
120 bass; factory guarantee; regular
price, $3.50: our spec. price, $154. .95.
Your dollar is worth more at
RATNER'S MUSIC STORE, 736 18th
ACCORDIONS-New and used at res-
sonable prices. Free loan Of in
strument to beginners taking les
sons. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
MUSIC. 1000 N st. NV. ME. I419.
ADD. MACH, new. used. all makes;
hand, elec.; great reduc Today, CO.
1925; wk.. liz 14th NV. DI. 1872.
Add. Mach. Guaran., $3.50
CASH REGISTERS. GUAR, S54.5O
PORT. TYPEWRS., GUAR, S39.75
STRD. TYPEWRS., GUAR. S44.50 UP
433 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
Antiques at Pine Knot

Fairfax, Va. 1 mi. west Fairfax Cir
Gle on Rt. so, 29-Curly maple .
drawer sewing table; 8 legs, walnut
dropleaf table; 4-drawer mahogany
chest; pair oval marble top tables;
Gone With the Wind lamp; misc.
china. glass. Fairfax 295-M. Ia
Evening star., 1950-11-12

One million clean. good. hard. used
bricks. We deliver or you pick up.
Place order now. ARROW WRECK
ING CO., HOO South Capitol. Ii.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
PAPERING BY GREEN

PAPER HANGING done at once, 81
rm. and up. Do own work. Guaran-
teed. White mechanic. GE. 0O24.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
ANTIQUES
Franklin, Blanchard

Closing out antique furniture at cost.
5619 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville.
WA. 2SlO,
Evening star., 1950-11-12
DIAMONDS

We have a very good selection Of
estate jewelry which are sold at a
tremendous saving to you.
Lady's platinum diamond solitaire
with over get. center diamond and
8 full cut side diamonds; only $3.50.
Lady'S emerald cut diamond ring
with center diamond OF over ] ct.
and % small diamonds set in plati-
mum; an outstanding buy at $3.50
Mans Send degree Masonic ring
the center, for only $500. Above
prices incl. Federal tax. These and
many others at
SHAH & SHAH Jewellers
Evening star., 1950-11-12
BUILDING SUPPLIES
CEMENT, MORTAR
CINDER BLOCKS
DOORS, LUMBER
HYATTSVILLE

DUILDINU OUFPLY
REAR 1906 RHODE ISLAND AVE,
EVANSVILLE. MD.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AID 19SJ q
Evening star., 1950-11-12

DICTAPHONEs-2 debating. / cleo
trio cylinder, l transcribing; / shaw
ing machine; all on stands. in ex-
cellent condition. Call DU. 5000
weekdays only. -13
Debating MACHINE. Soundscriber
dictator and transcriber; $500 OF
best offer. IA. 11l6. IA
Evening star., 1950-11-12
GARAGES BUTT

Aluminium or masonry. driveways,
fences. carpentry; immediate serv-
ice: easy terms; free estimates. LU.
4-lS05 IA
Evening star., 1950-11-12

NsT MaEcKfss Hsh doors SSiTbrs sS1S sash MAZE AGE
RIAL CO.; 40o2 MINI. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1950-11-12

CONTINUED on Next Psge).
Evening star., 1950-11-12

PAPERING. PAINTING, plastering;
reasonable prices; work guaranteed; ;
30 yrs exp. ia. 1889. -l5
PAPERING AND PAINTING, Al
VOTE, VOTE Free estimates. Call HELF-
GOIT after 5. RIA. 1901. ID
PAPER HANGING, painting; special
low prices; work guaranteed; do 1t
now and save. SPIGEL, IA. 1928.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
Mahle Quits As
Police Chief

Fred Mahle. acting police
chief for the past year, resign
ed his position last Saturday
afternoon.
Mahle gave no explanation for
his resignation but indicated
that he told Ray Shannon,
chairman of the police COM
mittee for the city council, his
reasons.
. Patrolman Jacque Pardieu
was appointed acting chief of
police by the police committee.
The appointment of a new
chief will be taken up at the
council meeting scheduled for
Wednesday night.
In the event of Pardieu be-
coming police chief a new pat
roIman will be appointed. Ivan
Blood has been serving as re-
lief patrolman to Mahle and
Pardieu for the past six
months.
A city Official said B.ood
would probably be offered the
job Of patrolman.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
Basketball Team
Ready For Meet

The Kodiak Bias Setba J
squad, champions of the class
B western conference last year
will seek their second crown
at the Fur Rendezvous tourna-
ment the week of Feb. 20,
when they travel to Anchor
age for the tournament.
A chartered Pacific Nerth-
ern Airlines plane will take
the local squad and Ia MEM
bers of the MOB high school
basketball team, who will also
be seeking a crown, to the
tournament Feb. 20.
Coach Howard Carpenter
will accompany his fast-mov-
ing team to the tournament
and predicts that they will
make a fine showing.
Anyone interested in max
ing the trip should contact
Ray Martin, PIMA agent, for a
reservation as extra seats are
available. Round trip fares
have been reduced on the
chartered airliner.
Members of the Kodiak
Bears who will make the trip
are Lawrence Anderson, Sgd
ney Hubley, Alfred Anderson,
Dick Skinner, captain of the
team, Allen Chernoff, Ivor
Malutin, Hickey Hartman,
Gene Sundberg, Sammy Mel
son, Lexie Fadaoff, and
Robert Dawson.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
0ill Hartman
Promoted To Corporal

PFC William F. Hartman
now stationed at Mario, Guam,
has been promoted to the
grade of corporal.
Corporal Hartman is a grad
uate of Kodiak High School
and lived in Kodiak before en-
listing in the army. He arrived
on Guam in April of 1949 and
is assigned to the 331st ord
nance depot company of the
Malianas Bonins Command.
He is a son of Mrs. Dunia
Hartman.
Don Crawford is working at
LaLande's Kodiak Bakery. He
formerly worked for Quality
BAKERY.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
New REA Man
For Alaska

Bernard Kirk has been
appointed Rural Identification
Administration representative
for Alaska replacing Herbert
Bryan, recently transferred to
Washington, D. c.
Kirk will make his head
quarters in Palmer and plans
an inspection Of all the REA
co-ops in Alaska.
No date of Kinks arrival has
been released and Leon john
son, local KEA superinten-
dent, has had no notification
Of his arrival here.
Donald T. Lowery, REA en-
gineer, is in Kodiak this week
seeking information for a solu-
ton to the power outages
caused by salt spray.
He plans to experiment with
various types of insulators,
used locally, in an effort to
find a remedy for the outages.
Thomas Beard of the Dodge
Phelps Copper Company ac-
companied Lowery to Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
Special Services
For Boy Scouts

A special church service in
observance of Boy Scout week
will be he d at z pm tomorrow
evening at Hillside { hapel, by
Chaplain John Weise. The
public is invited.
Scouts from town and the r
families will have transporta-
ton furnished by a navy bus,
to leave town about 6:3O. 1t
will stop at the Mission. at the
community center and at the
shore patrol.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
chignik Woman
Flown Here

Mrs. Marcia Osbekoff, GO,
longtime resilient of Chignik,
was brought to Griffin Men,
orial Hospital Wednesday in a
Coast Guard ply for medical
attention following a fall
downstairs.
Early Wednesday morning
the CO detachment at MOB
receiv d a radio message ask
ing that they come to Chignik
to pick up the injured woman.
Chief Aviation Pilot Vernon
Fleck and a doctor and corps
man from the Navy made the
trip. Mrs. Hilda Hughes.
Chignik sckcol-teacher, ac-
companied Mrs. Osbekof to
Kodiak.
Mrs. Osbekoff suffered null
tiple scalp decorations. Late
yesterday her condition was
reported as very good.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

Juneau (P) - Fishermen
may have to take a cut in the
price of pink lmon this year
or cannery operation is i'm
possible, Peer Gilmore, man.
ager of the Juneau Canned
Salmon Industry. forecast this
week.
He said there was a drastic
decline in prices and the pre-
sent market is STATS per case
las compared to $22 a year ago.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
More Than $50
Are Trapping

Beaver trapping was in full
swing this week as 1855 or
more Kodiak. residents took to
the woods in an effort to OBJ
tain the limit on the furry an
imals.
The season is open from
Feb. l to March 81, inclusive,
the first time the season has
been O en- in the Kodiak Afog-
max group since beaver were
introduced here in 1929.
Charles Sutliff and Dick
Lightfoot reported trapping
four this week and Pat Can
non. James Spracher and Paul
Slower are among those out.
A limit of 10 beaver per per-
son is allowed and all skins
must be sealed before they can
be shipped from the territory.
A trapper may have skins in
his possession during the sea-
son and for 80 days following
the season without being seal
ed, Frank Beals, local wildlife
representative, said.
However, the skins must be
sealed before the 80 day period
is ended even though the trap
p intends to keep them in his
possession, Beals added. They
may be sealed at the Fish and
Wildlife Office without charge.
Any resident over II years
may trap and any resident 16
years or over must have a
license. A nonresident regard
less of age must have a IL
cense.
Skins presented for sealing
must be submitted by the per-
son trapping them, Beals said.
To date no trapping viola
tons have been reported.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11

Ray Mcfarland, superinten-
dent of Libby, McNeill and
Libby cannery at Moser Bay,
arrived in town this week. He
will fly to the cannery with
one of the local pilots today or
tomor 'oW.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-11
ACS Site
For School

Capt. L. w. Buoy, ACS
officer, has been authorized to
grant five acres of property on
Signal Hill for a school site for
Kodiak.
At a joint meeting of the
Independent School District
Board and the City Council
Thursday, Capt. Buoy read
the wire he had received auth
orizing the property transfer
and added that any further
action on the matter would be
delayed until the arrival of
Governor Gruening Monday.
He showed those attending the
meeting aerial photos of the
site.
Capt. Buoy has been author
lied to give an area in the
northeast corner Of the pro-
perty. School officials have
been trying recently to obtain
some of the hilltop area for
the proposed school and have
been aided in their efforts by
Governor Gruening.
Meanwhile the revised plans
for the new school, which in
eiude an indoor swimming
pool, have been received from
Arid Johnson, Tacoma archi-
tect, and will be sent to the
General Services Administra-
lion in Juneau within the next
few days, John Hughes, ISD
PRESIDENT, said.
Members of the finance
eommittee of the City Council
acceptee an amended school
budget from the ISD bpard
whereby the city will contri-
hute an additional $4,000 for
the 1949-50 school year.
This brings the city's share
of the schools yearly expense
te $32, 1000.
When the budget was SUBJ
mitted last year it was based
ON an 8O% refund from the
territory for taxes collected.
However the ISD was later in
formed that only 75% would
be forthcoming.