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Evening star., 1952-10-15
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

NEW SHOPPING DEVELOPMENT. in
nearby va. consisting OF "a stores
and 50O-car parking; opening for
auto supplies, pphotoggTapher, or book
sfl sMl35X gs5o, co.. sl1 18th st: IA niw.'
ONE BLOCK FROM CORAL HILLS
shopping center. in d. c. Drug, va
r1ety. cleaner, beauty. etc. vi. T340.
FALLS CHURCH. approx. 2oxeo It,;
sonas Sn hse re smPis pssd dpaMJEinss M s7Fs4
900 AND 6oa Z ST. NV, Cbetween
6 SO ahs st. nv fS1a g%o 49, llSSea'i0n is iPPl'
10th AND N. Y. AVE N.W.-Lge. dis
play Windcw, suitable any type busi-
eesiHi esH lo ods5 Rs5 9e eoMEf hfais sEaE41 sEal
.G9y ;N 1903 n Y; ave. NV. is
sHS s: & ana sEkF ass sPH: H. es5A1as
1920 IRVING sI. N.w-Resr half
Of store, 20 by 80; fireproof; repair
shop or any business front entrance
ssss sSs FsfHiEef sew aAMFsHfREs MA fRGs AvE.1ss1.
= IT, In new shopping center: am
pie parking; excellent for ladies'
wear, family shoe store. unpainted
furniture, etc. KAss-BERGER. INC.
WHEATON, Md, No. 1 location.
large shopping center; 15x3O or
45x60. Large show windows; stone
fronts; off-street parking in front
MR.. JOHNSON. 81. 2345. --l6
43 HI STREET TN.W.-Suitable for any
ment to make candy for tenant rent
ing for manufacture or sale Of candy.
Call MR.. GINBERG. Attorney. ST.
DESIRABLE STORE for lease; on
PsInnsylvania fIraxy ave Sc: nr; banks,
GLaAaDMAN. 30S Pa. ave. Sc. Ii.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 1h-ton stake;
must sell; best offer. 10. A-7S6S.
DODGE '4s M-ton pickup; new sr
paint; new 6-ply tires on rear; good
mechanical shape; best cash offer;
see at the Takoma smell station
MSS Sh11 sf;' carrS1l 1870 ave. Tak0ma Pa fsrk'
DoDGE III hoton canopy; like new
Cali vi. 0670, between 8 am. and
FORD 1s41 sedan delivery truck;
good eond.. good tires; $225 or best
%TEkNA4foN4E sTfEi III sfi' 1852 dump. Ias .esi..
cost th IN Jan jan of5 i5sS @oea Sl PVsS ss
tSs sSes. s2sI1o; sa s7Si S.ll sH. 1910: ~ days
DUMP TRUCKs-Chevrolet 'b2. ST.
$50; REQ. 81, 900; Dodge. 81 100
After 4 pm, IA. s-6363. --I6
buy; low mileage. S946. HILL &
SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford dealer
|CHEvRoLET ~ 1-ton; 71s-ft. van
body; good tires; clean throughout.
S745. HILL & SANDERS. WASH s
Oldest Ford dealer (NA. $500, lila
Vermont ave. NV.
DODGE '49 K-ton panel; good body;
good mechanically. As is. $695. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s oldest Ford
dealer (NA. $500. lila Vermont
STAKE IoDy. ,1s47 ga ton; run
sf96EsakER ffhSishSni ea tSaos Stake: run
ming every day. 1895. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO., 900 R. l. ave- ne -12
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1919; 1857: '4s Hillman
SS67: 81 Crosley roadster, S775;
Isl MG, $1,497. JACK PRY, 14th
BUick. sns ( ST: go, E;s s.dsn. ssss new tires. Al
motor. $3.50. CO. 6421. -15
BUICK 40 Super 4-dr. sedan; =. and
b.; dark green; excel. cond.; ST.
200; bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. $500.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
TRATLERS

SPARTON ROYAL MANSION 1861
When new cost S5.4O0; price. 5000
VIII take car as part down or full
payment. Gaithersburg 426-J-1.
WANT TO BUY used modern house
trailer. 2S to 35 It. Give descrip-
40 s'M" SYSTEM, all-alum., 25H It.
81 $50 Apply Cherry Hill Trailer
PIX, end I'd. nr. end, L. r. WATSON
WANT TO RENT a trailer to be
placed on my lot in Accokeek, Md.
'4S TRAVELO, 2s-ft.. toilet and
shower, excel cond.; $1,000. Call
ia. S-7365. -1o
Evening star., 1952-10-15
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

SALE BY OWNER-Ideal for rambler
Most beautiful acre in Montgomery
county. Faoulous scenery. unlimited
NorbecE I'd. I'd Price $S.sb6: lib iiSefa "a
discount for cash and prompt. set.
tlsement. tslsenmIent. Call DI. 237o. sVes.. .Wo
RAMBLER sITEs-Sb0 down., 100,
200; Colesyille I'd. development
iss sieoe svfs IA AspsSa11os saoS Ma eSs. az az S5H S5fs
NEARBY VA, AZ acres Of beautiful
acre or trade for equity in house o.
rental property. JE 3-3661. -16
BUILDERS ATTENTION 2s row
lots on 14th.- 18th and w sts. n. o.
LOUIS H TCWBEs. 730 Towel
z5NEn z5SlId5nfi fioRE Re Az 47T?2 eo.as 1ls ,1d4i.,
10Ox110. lust OF $500 block I6tf
LAKE e'T BARcRofST. RsnGSF BY Ho; Owner. aaS@ ,ars,
wooded lot. 65x214x244. miles
from downtown Washington. Cal
AFzRTmRNT Fz RGS4R g;sG SfouSbB: 81 B.%; aoD.d R1s
IA acres; 1877 units. Eastpines
Riverdale rd. and new Baltimore
Waskineton parkway. Sewer and
water in. $325 per unit, can BE-
divided. STANDARD PROPERTIES
IS ACRES, with 4.500-ft. frontage
on T.. 8. No. ! near Fort Belvoir
r.r. siding on side Of parcel. Car
be zoned for your purposes. Priced
, for quick sale. ALBERT P. DlCKER
APARaTSMEENT HOUSE SITE, corn corne,
4th and Condor sts. Sc, at Atlantic
St; S,;;vsas' g '1g5 50; #; PRICED right
aATsS 81 nsS. HsHIas 81 aa1sl CORR" e%7 IStr
MONT. COUNTY; 10 or 80 acres. fine
read. 233o mi. D. c. 1925 per acre,
CHOiCE RAMBLER site. woodside
PIX, Sill. Sprg.. 7S-ft. front; school l
blk. OWNER. RA. 1895.
40 BEAUTIFUL acres on the blvd.
MAKE US AN OFFER. w. FRANK
CANEY, INC; IA; 5-6161; III
100000 on Oregon ave. NV Plans
avail. for fine home. Less than soc
per IT. prewar price. ST. O550.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$4,000 SO. FIT. centrally located near
the downtown section. floor oper-
alton, excellent for storage and dis
trlbution; ONCE space included. Fine
covered loading facilities ftnnecii-
ately available to responsible tenant
at very reasonable rental. Call Mr..
Dodge; Jr.. WEAVER BROS. INC.
EFFICIENT one-story operation. low
est cost. Let US show you modern
satisfied user. Can duplicate or
good sites. For sale or long lease
to responsible tenant. For details
call ME. 0o79, MR.. WILLINGHANI.
5000 so. FIT. of floor space,
l;o0O-lb. elev.. some Offices avail
able. located at 4th and N. Y. ave.
ne. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G. SMITHY
CO., Sll 18th st. NV. ST. 5000.
6l7 R. I. AVE. N.E.-3,40o So. It. Of
building and 10000 so. #. Of yard:
b. & Q. siding; owner will grade and
pave to provide tail-gate loading
STANDARD PROPERTIES, INC, LO.
BLADENSBURG RD. AREA
one moor containing over 1900 50.
II. with truck loading facilities and
railroad sldings: 15' clear ceiling
height; 400. ID. floor load; designed
Tor expansion to 2l,000 50. It.
Brokers protected.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAWSON 1946, Model IA.
Can be seen. NOAH DOVES real
estate office in Vienna, Va; $3.50;
in excellent condition. --15
HARLEY Y-DAVIDSON AZ, model "A
comml.; 5000 miles; good cond. ;
$500 Or aqso hest nitcn o:r ready to S9Gk S9o
Evening star., 1952-10-15
LOANS
BOATS

S8-FT. RAISED-DECKC CRUISER, dech
house. Gray marine engine. ship-to.
shore phone and many other extras;
in good cond.; $4,000. SHADY
OAKS MARINA, West River COOL
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues;
Herring Bay. Bloody Pit. sharps
Gooses. For reservations. cal
CAPT: KING: WA: 1892
SACRIFICE FOR IMMED. SALE, 194t
Steelcraft, excel. cond., $1.95O. Nc
sshooppers: JU. a-5s1S eyes,, sH
ae-FT. CAB;IN BOAT, converted mo.
tor marine engine; new; material
ing labor. Best offer takes 1t. Must
sell. HO. 2092. 1920 3rd st. NV.
BUYING OR sELLING-consult u.
first; largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH
NGTON MARINA, 1900 Maine ave
s.w. RE. 4797.
MOTOR BIKE in trade for outboard
motor, 8 to 10 h.p. ia. 5474.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
FARMS

FREDERICK CO., Md. mr.. Mt. Airy;
800 acres grass land? now being
run as a. dairy; assessed by the
for quick sale, will sell for $115 an
acre. Must be seen to be appre-
ctated. An outstanding value; no
better beef and dairy farm in this
vicinity. Your inspection invited.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER. WI. 5441.
sTROUT CATALoG - FREE - 81
States. STROUT REALTY. 711-A
Woodward bldg, Washington. ST
SECURITY. near Fred
ericksburg. Va. Small estate and
poultry farm. Spacious center-hall
stone residence. Of 9 rms. 3 baths,
oil h.-w.h. Mod. chicken house for
LOCO hens. Will net $4,000 an
nually. 8 acres fronting 500 It. on
Route 3. Price $22. 500. Replace
ment cost would be over S35, ZOO.
MR.. BENNETT. Ma. 6341. RE. 1898.
HONESTLY TELL NE
Where else can you flnd a country
home like this? 10 acres Of good
laying ground with Q long tree-lined
entrance to this lovely, all white
overlooking rt. 81. Why, dad. COM
ing out from D. c., just. down the
road 10 minutes from this property
they're asking and getting $4,000
per acre. and what've you got ?
Privacy? Country living? Less
traffic? Or higher taxes? BERNARD
T. BROSIUS, Realtor, SH. O42O;
ewes. Mr.. Scott, SH. 1851. lie
Evening star., 1952-10-15
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FLORIDA LAKE-FRoNT LOTS
Large lots on nice lake, across hwy.
Ocala National Park. Priced from
$295 up with no down payment and
easy terms without interest. Fine
hshing and hunting. Write for free
literature. GRACE & EUCLID PARK-
Err. Box No. 20. Paisley. Florida.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

PREWAR CARS WANTED. I guar
antee more cash for your car.
WILLIAMS. goth and r. !. ave-. ne.
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS and
ia. 1869: immediate removal.
A TOP PRICE for late model car. any
make. Mr.. Dunningan, CAPITOL
PACKARD, 1911 Ga. ave. sSH. 1904.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS Of all
makes of cars are assured at MCKEE
PONTIAC, 1884 L st. NV, ME.
MG ie4s Or 1850. In good eend.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT-Can be used
for storage or warehouse; 15 It
$40 mo. TR. 610S. CAN after 9 pm.
SEVERAL GARAGES In northeast
area: from So to $12.60 mo. Cal
GARAGE FoR RENT ON Belmont st.
NV. Call LU. 4-1174. -21
Evening star., 1952-10-15
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIT. in Kenil-
worth area, mr.. new highway; one
of the few small pieces avail; S5c
per IT. w. A. CASKEY, Realtor
AP. 6400; eyes,, 6639. --lS
Evening star., 1952-10-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRysT LOANS.
R5AJRToW Realty CO: Realtors
on SECOND D. Trust RG6sT we
win buy second trust notes. d. c.,
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
Matsrr MMENT =. CORE; Fa;, 1912 N. z. ave. n.W.'
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for 1st
End and 3rd MORTGAGES; nearby Nd
properties. Call MR.. PERCY, JU
$4,000. 310 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spe. Md.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 8 to s year terms ane
INC; lis Eye st; NV. Ma: GAGS
chased: immediate action. Once
open 8 Am. to Q pm. Call or come
IN. HUGH b. CONNER. 1927 K st
NV, RE. 1860.
2nd TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
lmmed. action. McClaine Properties
21O0 wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 2-3300,
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
21a to 40 DISCOUNT.
MR.. 0IJTCK-RA 341S
Evening star., 1952-10-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED (cont.
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

REDUCED for quick sale. Many lots
near Annapolis and Chesapeake Bay.
Lots start at $3.50. cottages, $1,000
ana up. On terms. KAY REALTY
C1;s CO. 166s "a; 22oo. week ends. Annsp-
LAKE JACKs0N-5-rm. log cottage;
elec ond and plumbing; nrepl.: lot
and terms. GE. 5S2S. -17
6-RM: COTTAGE for sale at North
Beach; Md. business sect; $4,000.
Box 1851, Star.
COBB ISLAND - Sacrifice, b7-ft.
frontage on Potomac, Of season
sales. $3.50. Save. $3.50. LU. 4-5sO4.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mason's Beach,
Deale, Md. Attractive, practically
rIn. auto. heat. Large lot. Price
SPECIAL SPECIAL BARaA1N-Laree water
front lot. beautiful all-year home.
modern. S12.50O. furnished. Act to-
day to secure these bargains.
B: M: ODUM. call Westriver 670S or
6l3l ewes, Sat. and Sun. Week
days RE. 5216. -19
WATER FRONT COTTAGE
Sacrifice; .selby Bay. Md; furn.; 9
rms. and bath: l0O-ft. dock; lot,
6Ox200: boat and porch over dock.
quired. Cali OWNER. IA. $4,000,
or eyes,, KE. S-6599, --16
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

BY INvEsT0R-Houses for rental,
reasonable; al cash or equity. Give
details. p. o. BOZ 66o7. D. c. l6.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY PROPERTY
Lge. modern, S-rm. house, 4 corner
bedrms., full bath, extra law. mod
ern gas, elec., h.-w.h.. new oil
burner. Newly decorated throughout
Full bsmt., 3 porches, out bldgS., 13
acres land. Southern Md. on State
in l wk. Small down payment, lib
terms: Call OWNER. Ma. S9l7,
Evening star., 1952-10-15
100 ACRES

IUU ANOCO
Beautiful stock farm. completely in
iafe.s new barn. &c GOOD 'o; house, new new
machine. shed, entirely hog type.
On hard road, conv. section Mont.
County. Priced to sell SAG. 500.
HOWARD r. SHAFER, WI. b44l or
Mr.. Athey. Gaithersburg 4S2-W-I.
Evening star., 1952-10-15
FOR GENTLEMAN FARMER

FOR GENTLEMAN FARMER
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.
Comfortable s-room house in lovely
setting near Olney. House has mod
ern P.H.W. oil heating system. 4
bedrms.. large porch. Forty acres OF
excellent ,soii with long road 'front.'
corncrtb. 3-car garage. You will
like everything about this place.
Price $4,000. For inspection call
s: II. Robin. Ma. $500: ewes. EN-.
5969. BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 14I7
K. st. NV. --16
Evening star., 1952-10-15
5810 SO Fl

$500 SO. FIT.
New one-story modern warehouse
being completed October Is. Con-
ventent Alexandria location. Tall
board loading. 15-ft. ceiling. Gas
neat. Will lease on satisfactory
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H St NV. Realtors. MA. $500
Evening star., 1952-10-15
GARDEN APARTMENTS
INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

STORES, APIS, LAND-Large or
small needed for our customers.
AUERBAcH CO.. DI. 6501. AID. 5907.
ARE YOU
interested in selling your invest
ment property. apt. or commercial?
We are at all times interested in
purchasing or marketing. Call Mr..
Terms. DE 7745.
s.. REALTY INVESTMENT CO
Realtors Inc. GE. 2270
Evening star., 1952-10-15
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

DECORATOR specializing
in business Offices seeks showroom
space in studio dealing in fabrics.
floor coverings or furniture. Box
423-K, Star. --l9
Evening star., 1952-10-15

Pentagon Industrial
Center
. ARLINGTON. VA.
A group OF one story buildings with
$4,000 so. it, each. opposite thu
Pentagon. Up to $4,000 So. It. ad.
ditional for offices can be arranged
in each building by adding mega.
nine. Buildings may be rented
ceiling height. SO-foot clear span
railroad siding truck height loading
private off-street loading and park.
ing area fer 35 automobiles ir
front of each building. Occupancy
about December, 1.
OR Your Own Broker.
l4O4 K st NV. DI 90S0
Evening star., 1952-10-15

POT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
Mr.. oUTcK-RA. sails.
Evening star., 1952-10-15

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. $500 Ca. ave. NV. GE. 9S44
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
YearIing Deer Shot At Cliff Point;
Navy Man Arrested By FWS

Alfred M. Moers, 20 year
old sailor at Kodiak Naval
Station, pied guilty before u.
s. Commissioner Monday to
killing deer on Kodiak Island.
Commissioner A. M. Voka-
eek has set May 5 as the date
for pronuoncing sentence on
the case. The law provides a
maximum fine of $500 and a
six month sentence in Jail for
such violations.
Moers killed the -yearling
near Cliff Point, within the
confines of the Naval Reser-
walton, Sunday with a neck
shot from a 20 caliber Mar
lin rifle.
There has never been an
open season on deer on Kodiak
Island since the herd was
started here in the 1920s.
A check for 5000 has been
sent to 1t. Frank Anderson of
KNS by Emil Knudsen for
his part in the apprehension
of the young deer slayer.
Anderson reported the illegal
killing to Naval authorities
who in turn notified the Fish
and Wildlife Service.
In the October q, issue of
the Mirror the following ad-
vertisement was carried in
the classified section:
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
Navy inspection Places
Local Cafe Off Limits

The Navy medical depart
ment inspected all commercial
food handling establishments
In Kodiak Wednesday. 1t. E.
l. Walter, Navy epidemic
logist, in charge of the rat
eradication program and Ovid
Mckinley, chief of police,
were in the party.
Only one eating establish
ment failed to measure up to
the inspection party's STAN
aard.
The Belmont Cafe was
placed off limits to all Military
personnel and an off limits
sign placed in front of the
building.
The inspection was a follow
up of the city wide clean up
and rat batting program which
attempted to rid the Kodiak
area of Wells Disease.
''These inspections will be
conducted regularly and in the
future each establishment will
be given a sanitary rating, :"
Lit. Walter said.
He explained that on the
first inspection particular at
tention was given to utensil
cleanliness, garbage disposal,
food storage, toilet facilities
and general cleanliness.
''The best way to stop an
epidemic of Wells Disease is
to keep rats away from your
food and drinking water" 1t.
Walter declared.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26

Rafferty, Canneries Inc. will
not can clans in Kodiak this
year because clam diggers de-
mands are too high. The an
nouncement was made Tues
day in a wire from the Seattle
office to Pat Cannon, president
of the United Fishermen of
Alaska.
The decision produced vari-
GUS reactions among cannery
workers, businessmen and
residents. The loss in wages to
cannery workers and diggers
will run to several thousand of
dollars.
The Kodiak MIRROR re.
ceived a copy of the wire to
Cannon which stated: "CIam
diggers demands are too high
to permit canning operation
therefore we are forced to
abandon Kodiak clam canning
for this season. (signed) Hal
ferty Canneries, Inc, 512
Colman Building, Seattle. -
Cannon said Tuesday that
he thought the wire was final
and that there would be no
clam season for Kodiak.
Earlier he had been in Seattle
for negotiations with the can
merry operators.
In 1851 clam cannery work.
ers received $1.911 per hour
and were guaranteed 225 hours
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
Permanente Cement Plant Operation
Scheduled June 1 At Naval Station

Oakland (R)- Permanente
Cement Co. announced this
week it will open a bulk de-
livery plant on Kodiak Island
on June l to afford a greater
supply of cement for defense
and civilian construction in
that area.
The new plant, with a T.
600 barrel capacity, will be
the company's third in Alaska.
The other two are located at
Anchorage and Fairbanks.
The company representative
in Kodiak will be Robert
Burns but he will not arrive
here until around May 10. the
San Francisco Office advised
the MIRROR Wednesday.
The Kodiak Plant, located
at Women's Bay, will receive
bulk cement by barge from
Permanente's Seattle distri-
button plant. Initially, it will
serve Drake Puget Sound, now
building facilities at Kodiak
Naval Station, and other con-
tractors engaged on defense
projects there.
The plant will be equipped
with sacking facilities and
portable pneumatic cargo
handling machinery for un-
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
Voting Polls Listed

Voters may cast ballots in
the Territorial Primary Elec-
ton at the following places
Tuesday between the hours of
8 am to 8 pm.
Those residing within the
corporate limits of the City of
Kodiak vote at the City Hall.
Residents of Woody Island
and outside the city limits
may vote at the Union Hall.
Persons living within the
confines of the Naval reserva-
ton will vote at the Com
munity center on E Street on
Civilian Hill.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
Drivers License
Suspended

Dale Barton was fined $3.50,
received a 80 day suspended
Jail sentence and a six month
suspension of his drivers
license in U. S. Commission
er's Court last Friday.
The cab driver was found
guilty on two of three charges
which were filed against him
by Frank V. Shelf of Kodiak
Naval Station. The case was
tried before a IL man jury.
Barton was found guilty of
reckless driving and failing to
stop at the scene of an acct
dent. He was found not guilty
of driving while under the
influence of intoxicating
liquor.
Barton was represented by
Talmage L. Smith, attorney.
Members of the jury were
Robert Dawson, Pete Unger,
R. S. Acheson, Jack Graham,
Eugenia Strega, Mary Bolden,
Dorothy Haag, Donald Blu
chanan, ALT Anderson, Carl
Sautner, w. J. Wheeldon and
Stuart Nuckols.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
ReservOirCOntract
Award Made

The bid of The Pacific A
laska Contractors, Inc. of
Tacoma, Washington, for the
construction of a new reser-
voir in Kodiak has been &C.
cepted by the Alaska Public
Works office.
Shupp, Chase and Tolbert
are joint venturers with the
corporation and will work on
the project. Paul Dupler, at
torney, told the Chamber of
Commerce Thursday.
The bid for the reservoir,
which does not include the
proposed new water or sewer
system, was for 1886, 600.
The Pacific Alaska Contractors
will furnish the performance
bond for the job and will sup
ply some of the equipment,
Dupler said. Shupp, Chase,
and Tolbert will probably do
the great ter amount of the
work and furnish most of the
equipment, Dupler added.
Pat Cannon, president of
the United Fishermen of A.
laska, told the C Of C of the
Halferty Canneries decision to
not can clans here this sea-
son. (See story adjoining
column)
Vic Ellis, C of G secretary,
was named chairman of the
nominating committee for the
yearly election. Clarence Dir
ney, O. H. Kimball and Max
LaLande were selected as the
committee. Nominations for
officers and directors for the
1928 year will be announced
during the first meeting in
May. At the second meeting
the election will be held.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26

loading the bulk cement from
the barges, resulting in saw
ings in the cost of cement in
Kodiak by eliminating the
present sack delivery system.
An official Navy release
from the 18th Naval District
Public Information office
Thursday said: I'm a recent
Associated Press release from
Oakland the Permanente &C.
ment Company announced it
would open a bulk delivery &C.
ment~plant on Kodiak Island
on June l to afford a greater
supply for defense and civil
lain construction in this area.
To-day Thursday Captain
j. C. lily, public works officer
for the 18th ND. stated, 1.-THE
Permanente Cement Company
has a contract only with Drake
Puget Sound Company to pro-
vide cement for Navy con-
struction in this area"
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26
rafferty, Will Not Can
Here This Season

of work. Clam diggers on the
grounds were paid $3.50 per
box for clans.
Cannon said the cannery
offered to pay two cents under
the Cordova price. Cordova
Gamers are reported to pay
ID cents per pound for CLAIMS.
He added that the average
box of clans will weigh AZ
pounds.
Cannery workers in Kodiak
face the grim prospect of an
entire season without work.
Earlier. it was announced
that no salmon would be can
ned at the Rafferty, cannery
here because of increased
costs and the reduction of the
fishing season.
Rafferty,, along with several
other companies, plans to con-
solidate their salmon canning
operations.
Its hard to take but I
guess the companies have
reached their limits" one
business man declared.
Cannon estimated that ap-
proximately 60 cannery work.
ers and diggers would be
directly effected by the de-
cision. The local cannery
workers are members of the
United Cannery Workers Of
Kodiak.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26

A pre.school tea for all
children who will be six before
Nov. l, and their mothers will
be held May 1 at the Home
Making Room at the school.
There will be May baskets
for. the children and a program
has been planned.
The next regular meeting of
the PTA will be held at 8 pm,
May /, at the school building.
Officers of the PTA will be in.
stalled.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26

SKIPPER is now almost
five and he still would like
to hunt deer on Kodiak Is
land when he is old enough.
He and lots of boys and
girls his age feel the same
way. His Dad will pay 5000
for the arrest and convic.
ton of any person killing
deer on Kodiak Island. Isl
Emil Knudsen."
Two companions were with
Moers when he shot the deer.
They were not charged with
any game violation. The FWS
has confiscated the .22 caliber
rifle and it will be sent to F
VS. headquarters in Juneau.
At, various times the Juneau
Office holds an auction on guns
confiscated where game VIOLA
tons were involved.
The complaint against Moers
was signed by Roy Lindsey,
Kodiak representative of the
FWS. Numerous deer have
deliberately and wantonly des-
troyed in the past few years.
The case of Moers is che first
where a conviction has been
obtained in several years.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-26

The regular meeting of the
city council will be held Mon
day night at the Elk's build
ing while the voting booths
are being prepared for Tues
days election.