davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Upholstery,
Curtains

50-$1.9S-$4.9S Curtain Strips,
soiled or damaged $1.00
/ Pr. $49.9S Orion Curtains,
triple width, soiled. as is $4,000
/ Pr. $35.9S Nylon Curtains,
triple width, soiled, as Is $4,000
@$7.98 White Organdy
Spreads, soiled, as $3.50
25-$2.98 Chintz Shams, as is,
$1.49
5O-$3.98 Rayon Satin Valances,
assorted colors, as is------$1.9S
@$2.49 Matchstick Shades, s.
it., as IS $1.25
1-$3.49 Matchstick Shade, Aft,
as is------------------$1.75
1-$9.95 Glowood Shade, Aft,
rs NJ ------ $5.UV
75-$1.6O-$2.70 Window Shades,
dO 1O-------- --OJC
3O-$1.79-$5.49 Bamboo Shades,
3h-ft. to 12-ft widths, natural
or green, as $1.OO
2$3.49 Glider Slipcovers, 1-pc.
type, as is------------.$ $1.OO
3rd Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Linens and
DOapaeSfice

15O-S1.19 Martex Hand Towels
embroidered orchid pattern in
CoAO1o $50
Is Sec. S8.95 Rayon- Cotton
Damask Sets, 64x84", assorted
cOlorS -$4.95
400 Secs. S9c, 45c Napkins, spun
rayon-cotton, colored borders,
15o
20-$2.9S Imported Spun-gee
Mats, 13X21-in. ------Sl.19
50 Secs. $2.09 Cannon Muslin
Cot or Bunk Sheets, 54x99",
$1.7s
ESQ Yds. 35c Cotton Kitchen
Toweling, assorted stripe pat
terms, 5 yds. .--------------$1 $1.OO
2A-49c Martex Embroidered
Washcloths, orchid pattern, 29c
8-$12.95 Imported Rayon-C Cot.
ton Damask Sets, 62x102" cloth.
IL napkins, boxed -$7.95
$50 Yds. 12o Cheesecloth, grade
10 ----------- IL yds. $1.00
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Hosiery

212 Pairs-Sheer Nylons, famous
makes included, several con-
structions, broken sizes, colors,
as Observation-Disclosures SEC
300 Pairs - Imperfects, $1.35
Run-Resist No Seam Nylons,
super sheers, good shades, sizes
815-10h -66c
lis Pairs-Irregs. $1.35 Nylons,
is denier, 81 gauge, good shades,
sizes 81s-9h----------59c 59c
9S Pairs-Irregs. $1.50 Nylons,
60-gauge, good colors, sizes 8h,
OOC
IS Prs. - $1.35 Dress Sheer
Nylons, 81 gauge, disc. colors,
broken sizes ---------------89c
A-Pairs $1.35 Famous Name
Sheer Nylons, disc. style, broken
sizes, colors --------------6 63c
Street Floor-Washingten Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Budget Shop

Budget ShOf,
Dresses
S19.95 Misses Summer Formals,
$500
$12.95 Nylon Sheers, Misses,
Women's sizes $500
$10.95 Sheer Prints for Misses,
$500
27.95 Dressy Styles for Misses,
Women $1,000
$10.95 HaH-Size Sheers----$6.00
Second Floor-Washington;
Arlington
Girls Apparel
12-S4.99 Pastel Rayon Skirts,
$3.50
1O-$7.99-S10.95 Rayon or Cot
ton Dresses -------$3.0O
4-S16.9S Toppers. checks $500
12-$16.98 Wool Spring Coats,
$1,000
8-$19.95 Pastel Rayon Spring
SUITS pow
4-$7.99 Rayon Taffeta Dresses,
$500
25-$3.99-$5.99 Cotton Dresses,
sunbacks ------------$2.99
Fourth Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Stationery

SGsGGVU1sCTy
18-$1.00 Stationery, boxed,
floral patterns, 20 sheets, 20 en-
velopeS Soc
16-S1.OO Stationery, boxed, "a
sheets, 20 envelopes, boxes
So1led -------------- Soc
1S-$2.98 Doodle Pads, for
pseudo artists -$1.49
14-$2.00 Quilted Plastic Bridge
Table Covers -$1.O0
16-$1.O0 China Flower Holders,
Soc
Street Floor-Washington Only
SiIVersUare
50-$1.48 Holmes q Edwards
Oyster Forks, Lovely Lady"
pattern, scratched ---- 75c
5O-$1.4S Holmes & Edwards
Oyster Forks, Youth" pattern,
scratched --------------75c
8 pr. S1.49 Salt and Peppers,
silver-plated, scratched --99c*
e$3.9S Sterling Cigarette Urns,
scratched -----------$2.79*
1-$11.50 Heavy Silver-Plated
Butter Dish, scratched $780,
6-$5.9S Heavy Silver-Plated
Bread Trays, scratched $685.
6-$3.98 Sugar and Creamers on
Trays, silver-plated, scratched,
$3.50"
'Plus sos tar
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
TOiIetrieS

IS Boxes Kann's 94c Pine Soap,
5 cakes to box, bath size 39c
100 Riddles $1.O0 Novelty Soap
and Bubble Bath -29c, tax SC
6OO-$1.00 Clio Shampoo, the
chlorophyl shampoo ---49c
$500 Beau Kit Combs,
Brushes, in plastic kits -69c
2OO-S1.OO Spa DeO Sticks, floral
1ragrauCeS --------------- -0Sc-
864-20/S1.0O Bulk Complexion
Soaps, assorted types, 20 for SIC
61-S2.95 Bathroom Shelves, 2
plastic jars, 2 plastic bottles,
set ------------$1.2S
'Plus 2O% tar
Street Floor-WaShington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Art Goods

AA69c Loop Mats 25c
1-$19.98 Storage Hass0ck, dam
aged SlO.SS
8-$1.69 Stamped Colored VAN
ity Sets S9c
14-$1.89 Stamped Children's
Cobbler's Aprons ---------95c
4-$1.49-$2.9S Stamped Aprons,
75c to $1.49
4th Floor-Washington Only
JaI1siOt. Dresses
12-S5.95-$S.95 Cotton 1-Pc.
and SunbackS ---- $500
2O-$8.95-S12.95 Casual and
Dressy COttOns ------- $5.88
9$14.95 Grey White Stripe
Silk Acetate Dresses ---$11.S8
6$16.95-$22.95 Pastel Formals,
long or short -----A------$12.88
End F1oor-Washington Only
3$25-$39.95 SILK Shantungs
and Silk Organzas. Junior sizes,
$15.00
Second Floor--Arlington
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Washington Store Closed SATURDAY-ArIisql
Lingerie

50-$2.99 Cotton Batiste Gowns,
misses broken sizes, colors, $2.25
35-$4.99 Rayon Tricot Gowns,
Pajamas, coral, blue, black.
Misses broken sizes
20-$3.99 Rayon Crepe Pajamas,
prints; misses broken sizes, $3.50
50-$3.99 Chintz Petticoats,
white, coral, blue; misses
broken sizes $1.99
$3.50 Cotton Slips, eyelet
trim, white; misses broken
sizes - S1.29
100e$3.99 Nylon Crepe Slips,
white; misses broken sizes, $2.19
150-$1.19 Cotton Slips, built-up
shoulders; misses, women's
broken sizes -----1-------79c
2nd Floor-Washington,
Arlington
Evening star., 1952-08-14
China

10-$4.9S Metal Flower Bowls,
$1.49
1S-S2.9S Colorful, Decorated
Figurines ----------$1.OO pr.
1$7.50 Double Flower Pottery
Vases, assorted colors ----$2.9S
3-Prs. $4.9S Wall Brackets,
pr. $2.98
&$3.98 Candy Boxes, decorated
with cherries -------- $1.OO
1$1.9S Colorful Flower Hold
ers, frog design --------$1.OO
&$7.9S Luncheon Sets, 20-pc.,
S4.9S
1-$4.9S White Luncheon Set,
20-pc. $2.98
2-$11.os Luncheon Sets, 3S-pc.,
$5.9S
Third Floor-Washington Only
Fabrics
$1.O0 Rayon Taffetas, 300 de-
nier, so" widths, 10 colors 69c yd.
$1.O0 Rayon Slipper Satin, 40-in
width 79c yd.
$1.49 Nylon Prints, is patterns,
88c yd.
$1.95 Mallinson's Pont0ng, plain,
printed rayon -------$1.35 yd.
$1.69 COhama Quilted RayOn
Prints ---$1.OO yd.
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Appliances

1-S179.95 Youngstown 66"
Double Bowl Sink, as is $1,000
1-S129.5O Youngstown 48"
Double Bowl Sink, as is $500
2-$114 Tepco "a" Steel Sinks,
n. samples ------ -.- $65.0O
1-$369.50 De Luxe Westing-
house Electric Range, double
2-$169 Detroit Jewel Gas
Ranges -------.-. $115.00
3-$219.95 De Luxe Easy Spin
drier Washers, so demonstra-
tors $165.OO
2-$179.95 Semi-De Luxe Easy
Spindrier Washers, 80 demon
strators -S139.0O
@$204.95 Easy Automatic
IrOners, 80 demonstrators,
$1,000
@RecOnditi0ned Electric Re.
frigeratOrs, various sizes $500
Appliance Store-Washington
Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
HU1ldkerchiefS

It's Mems 100 Linen HankieS,
corded hand rolled hem, broken
assortment of initials - BIC
55O-18c Hankies, Mems white
cottons, Women's gay-color cot
tons -. 1 1Oc
so Women's S1.50-S2.00 Import
ed Swiss Sheers, Linens, en-
broidered Tic
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
ChiIdreas'S Shoes

233 prs. $4.25 Barefoot Sandals,
Goodyear Welt Soles, white,
brown, red, broken sizes 5-12,
$2.49
1872 Prs. $2.95-$3.95 S u m m er
Casuals, white, red, saddle, null
ticolors, broken sizes 5 to large
346 Prs.-$5.45-$6.95 S u m m er
Foot TOnik's, white, brown
white, brown with nylon insert,
broken sizes 5 to large s.. $3.50
4th F1oor-Washington
End Floor-Arlington
FtIrS
5000 Brown-dyed Muskrst
Stole e---------$6 $69.OO
$99.OO Black-Dyed Broadtail
Processed Lamb Jacket $1,000
$299 Tan-Dyed Muskrat Coat,
size $199.OO
1929 Grey-Dyed Muskrat Jacket
size IA --------$149.0O
1929 Sheared RaccoOn Jacket,
size IL ---------$22 $229.00
$299 Brown-Dyed Muskrat Top
per, size IL -------$199.0O
1899 Beaver Coat, 36-in. length,
size IA $4,000
All prices plus 20% tar
End Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
NeCktUeNr

15O-$2.19 BE m berg Rayon
Sheer BlOuses, prints; sizes 81
80 38.-----$1.59 ca, 2 for $500
12O-$5.95 Nylon Blouses, per-
manently pleated, white, colors:
sizes 1888
2OO-59c Costume Flowers,
8 for S1.OO
100 Irregs. $2.99, $3.99 Wool
Sweaters, cardigans, slip-ons,
pastels, darks; sizes 34-40, S1.99
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
SOiIed Blankets

+S9.95 Blankets, 500 rayon,
25Ho wool, $50 cotton, 72x84",
$3.50
@$13.95 Comforts, floral mus
lin covers, white cotton filling,
72x84" $9.95
4$19.95 Kenwood All Wool
Blankets, 72x90" $12.99
S$4.95 Ch a t h q m Summer
Blankets, 500 rayon, $50 cot
ton, SO wool, 72x84", yellow
only -------S $3.50
3-$22.5O KenwOod All Wool
Blankets, 80x90" S14.99
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
NegIigeeS

15-$10.95 Cotton Hostess Robes,
pastels, misses broken sizes,
$500
50-$2.99 Cotton Pajamas, gold
color tops, black pants, misses
broken sizes -------$2.59
End Floor-Washington Only
Infants Wear
$1.OO Printed Seersucker Rhum-
ba Sun Pants, assorted colors,
sizes 1-3 --------6 -60c
$3.50 Terry Cloth Sun Suits,
snap crouch, draw-string waist,
white. S.M.L. 800
$1.OO-$1.49 Summer Bonnets,
pique or dotted swiss Soc
S3.99-$4.99 Dresses, organdies,
fancy cottons, broadcloths, sizes
1-3 ------------$1.5O
Boys $1.99 Seersucker Suits, a
pc. short pants in yellow or
aqua, sizes 2 and 4 ----. $1.OO
$1.59 Blue Jeans Sun Suits,
plastic lined, red fringe trim,
snap fastening, medium or
large soc
$3.50 Coveralls, check gingham,
blue or green, pique trim, sizes
9, IL, 18-months ------S2.O0
$1.99 Cotton Crawlers, padded
knees, strap crouch, pastels, S.
M. L. -----------$1.OO
$3.99-$5.95 Dresses, prints, solid
colors, assorted styles, sizes s.
6X -----$2.5O
$1.99-$3.99 Sun Suits, hand
mades, pastels, sizes 9 mo. to
2-yrs. for boys, girls -----$1.50
4th Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Cotton Fabrics

1000 Yds. 39c-$1.29 Cotton REM
nants, desirable lengths 29c-59c
yd.
$50 Yds. $2.50-$3.50 Imported
Dress Linens, plain, printed, SO"
wide -------------- $1.O0 yd.
200 YdS. 49c Printed Cottons,
fast colors, SO" wide -.29c yd.
SO Yds. 89c Gold Printed Or
CANDY ----------yd. 59c
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
.Jesl,eIi'y
Washington. ArNngton-second Floor

1-$7.95 Necklace, Bracelet, Ear.
ring Set S3. .OOs
$500 Necklaces, Bracelets,
ca. $2.5Os
Woman $500 Watch, $29.75
plus 1917 tax
2Women's $27.50 Watches,
$17.95 plus 109o tax
75-$1.00 Cigarette Pocket Light
ers ----------------------29c -29c
z-$1.95 Cosmetic Bags, Sterling
inlay frame, as Is --------39cs
4-s5.O0 Rhinestone Pins, $3.0Os
sPias sos tGS
Street F1oor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
-ArIington Store Ope,, SATURDAY, 10 AM. TO PM.
Clearance of Notions

5O-79c Muslin Ironing Board Covers
2S$1.69 Girdles 2-way stretch; small medium large,
Soiled
2O-$1.S9 Rayon, Silk Hose Cases, soed
6O-1Oc Crochet Cotton white ecru soled-------- SC
3O-6Sc Chidren's Plastic Aprons
15-$1.OO Riddles Shoe Bags and Clothes Hampers,
40-$198 Plastic Reducing Pants, rose, blue-----49c
S0-$2OO CretOnne Covered Sewing BOxes---------9Sc
1OO-50c Bags of Plastic Combs
40-$1.69 Black Handle Dress Maker Shears-----69c
Washington-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Foundations

15-$7.50 Elastic Girdles, extra
sizes 48 and so --- $3.50
26-S1O.95, $12.50 Famous Make
Corselettes, figured brocade and
rayon satin in the group.
Broken sizes ------$5.55
40-$5.0O-S7.95 Girdles, various
figured types, rayon satins, ny
Ions, batistes, nude, pink, sizes
It-04 CCsOO
1885 Figure Builder Girdles,
rayon satin-elastic, pink, sizes
26-29 $5.95
1-S5.95 Diana Taperette, white,
soiled, size 38 ---------$3.99
16-S5.95 Rengo Side-Hook
GirdIes, figured batiste, sizes
28-4O S3.9 S3.99
5O-$3.99 Girdles, figured bat
iste, hook-side, Upper closings
in group. Sizes 27-36 ----$1.0O
End Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
SpOffSaUeOs.

$5.95 $7.95 Denim Dresses,
stripes, solids, broken sizes, 1888
$S.99-$S.95 Bluoses, cottons, or
Ions, other fabrics, assorted
colorS, broken sizes 1888
$S.95 Dresses, gold and printed
embossed cottons, halter neck
or low, broken sizes -----. S6.88
$7.95 Seersucker Play Suits,
halter top and shorts, pink,
grey or brown stripes, broken
sizes 1915 --------- $4.S8
End Floor-WaShington
Street Floor-Arlington
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Coats, Suits

,
2$125 Cashmere Casuals, nat
ural color, sizes II and 16 $500
35-$19.95-$ $22.95 Summer Dust
ers, cottons, cords, rayons,
misses sizes -----------$8.O0
2o-s14.s5-$19.95 Raincoats
misses sizes --.--------$1O.O0
6-$49.95 Wool Toppers, checks.
solids, women's sizes ----- $500
21-$45.00- -$59.95 Wool Suits,
misses, women's sizes $500
1s-S22.s5-s25.0o Rain or Shine
Goats, misses sizes ---$14.88
End Floor-Washington Only
Daytime Dresses
4V-$5.SS COttOnS, extra sizes,
$500
100-$3.99 Bemberg Rayons and
Cottons, misses half sizes, $500
20-$4.95 Bemberg Rayons, ex-
ira sizes ------$2.OO
1S$17.95-S1s.95 Dresses, orlons,
linens, rayons, broken sizes,
$9.88
5O-$3.99 Printed Lawns, broken
sizes -------------- $2.OO
12-$1O.95 Maternity Dresses,
printed rayol1s, soiled $500
1O-$S.95 Maternity Dresses,
printed rayon, soiled -----$7.OO
End Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
$5e.e5 to $79.95 LovishIy
Fur-Trinmed Goats
s32 " ~

Step into Winter in one of these fabrics furred
with squirrel black persian, fitch, Bombay link Gold
black, blue red grey, green brown colors. Misses,
Women's sizes.
Washington, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Special Purchase! $500 to $500
Cotton and NyIon Gloves

Closeouts and discontinued styles
in hand-sewn shorties and longer +,
lengths. Tailored, novelty styles.
Black, white, colors. 6 to IN, not
every color In each style.
Washington-Street Flool
Evening star., 1952-08-14
GLOBES

% Prs.-S1.5O Sheer White Ny
lon Novelties. embroidered
ruffle trim, 6-6h-------$1.OO
10 Prs. $4.00 Cottons, hand
sewn, longer lengths, black,
mocha. broken sizes------$1.99
Street F1oor-Washington Only
Knit indies
42-$3.95 Nylon Tricot Slips,
tailored, broken sizes, colors,
some Soiled- $2.29
67-$1.O0 Nylon Tricot Briefs,
Hollywood style, white, pink,
sizes 5 and 6----------79
39-$5.95 Famous Name Nylon
Tricot Slips, discontinued style,
net trim, broken sizes, colors,
$3.50
22O-69c Spun Lo Rayon Briefs,
Hollywood style, tearose, white,
broken sizes for $1.0O
12S-Imperfects, 79c Rayon I'm
dies, broken sizes, colors, soiled,
for $1.OO
91-$2.95 Rayon Tricot Pajamas,
pink, broken sizes
Street Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Radios, nv

1-$49.95 Edu- Craft Portable
Radio, 3-speed record player
combination -$ $500
1-$38.95 Stromberg Carlson
Table Model Clock Radio $27.00
1-S24.95 Admiral Table Model
Radio $16 $1,000
l-S69.95 Philco AM-FM Table
Model Radio -- $500
l-S374.95 Famous Make 20" TV
Console $2S9.OO
1-S314.95 Famous Make 20" TV
Table Model, detachable legs,
$2S9.OO
1-$3O1. .33 Famous Make 20" Tv
Table Model --------$239.O0
1-S232.45 Famous Make II" TV
Table Model ---$169.OO
Appliance Store-Washington
Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
HNfedbUqS

1-$7.95 Multi color Plastic Coil
Bag, as Is ------------$5.O0
35-$5.OO Plastic Bags, white,
colorS ------------$2.5O
1-$12.50 Tan Leather Bag, $7.95
1O-$7.95, $10.50 Bags, assorted
types ------------------$5.OO
50-$3.00, $500 Summer Bags,
assorted styles ------------$1.49
15-$3.O0 Bags, assorted types.
$1.00
z5-$1.O0 Summer Bags, assort-
ed styles -------------------29c
All prtees Dlss SOS t6s
Street Eloor-Washington O4ly
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Teen AppNreI

1O-$5.99 Cotton Dresses $3.50
$3.50 Pastel Rayon Gabar-
dine Skirts -----------S3 $500
@$39.95 Wool Suits, navy or
grey -----S25 S25. 90
$3.50 Printed Cotton Skirts,
$3.50
1SS5.99-$s.ss Rayon Dresses,
$500
Fourth Floor-Washington Only
Evening star., 1952-08-14
Clearance Of Rugs

1-$135OO Beige Floral Administer, as is 9x12--$499S
I-$7995 Grey and Wine Administer as is 9x96- $19.95
1-S14795 Beige Carved Wilton, is, 88x126-$69.95
1-S15s95 Rose Carved Wilton as is $5995
1-$14695 Grey Twist Weave, is, 9x146------$5995
1-$44.95 Green Hand-Hooked Rug is 6x9----$14.s5
3-$1995 Green Hand-Hooked Rugs as is, 4x6---$7.95
1-$24.95 Beige Reversible Cotton, Fibre Rug,
1-$1235O Green Loop Pile Non-Skid Rug,
1-$157O0 Beige Carved wilton 96x9 $5sa5
sass Cotton Rugs, 2x3 ----------------------$1OO
1O-S595 Reversible Chenille Rugs 27x4S
Washngton-Third Floor
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15

Residents whose property is
Uttered with debris and who
have made no effort to assist
with the city-wide clean up
campaign received letters this
week from the city clerk re-
questing their appearance be-
fore the council.
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday have been set as the
dates for the hearings and
property owners will be asked
to show cause why their pro-
perty has not been cleaned up.
The council unanimously ia
vored the action. The hearings
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15
New Phone Books
Being Distributed

The new Alaska telephone
directories were being dis
tributed this week by Ed Cush-
ing, manager of the Kodiak
Telephone Co.
The directory contains list
ings of every telephone SUBJ
scriber in the territory. The
books were published by the
Alaska Telephone Corporation
through the cooperation of the
city owned and Independent
telephone companies in the
territory, according to the
description On the front page.
Telephone subscribers may
obtain copies Of the directory
by calling at the phone Office.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15


they purchased supplies and
materials for their business.
Spiegel has been employed
at Kodiak Naval Station since
1916 in a civilian capacity. He
graduated from Kodiak High
School in the class of 1947.
Mrs. Spiegel arrived here
from New York in June OF
1851. She was employed at
Knudsen's prior to leaving on
the buying trip to Seattle.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15
New Business
Opens Here

The Spiegel Electric Service
opened for business this week
with offices in the Bettinger
Building on Harbor avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Spiegel
are the owners of the new
electrical business.
The new business offers
complete electrical service and
repairs. The owners recently
returned from Seattle where
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15
Council Sends Letter
To Property Owners

will start at 1880 pm on each
of the three nights.
The council decided on the
hearings after a committee of
the Chamber of Commerce
presented a report on the lit
tered condition of approx
mately Is local properties.
AL Miller, Fora Wilson and
Don Bentley made the survey
for the Chamber Of Com
merce. 1t. e. l.. Walter, Of
ficer-in- charge of the rat era
dication program here, said
that it was imperative that
every resident clean up his
property to prevent an out
break of Wells disease this
year.
After a person appears be-
fore the council and can show
| no reason why his property
should not be cleaned up the
council is authorized, by or
dinance, to give him thirty
days to carry out it's wishes.
If he fails to do so within
thirty days the city will clean
up the property and bill the
property owner for the cost.
Efforts to obtain the SER
vices of a city sanitarian from
the Territorial Department of
Agriculture or Department of
Health will be made by John
Gibbons for the city.
! Gibbons, city representative
to the Kodiak Health and We'll
fare Council, suggested to the
council that efforts be made to
obtain an experienced person
from one of the two territorial
departments.
Paul Dupler, city attorney,
pointed out that such action
| would take months. What
about immediate action?'
Dupler asked.
1t. Walter stated that the
Navy would continue inspee-
lions of local business re-
garding sanitation in connec-
ton with the rat eradication
program.
Walters also said that he be-
lieved there was enough work
here for a full time sanitarian.
Gibbons proposed that the De-
partments of Agriculture and
Health and the City of Kodiak
enter into an agreement
whereby the salary of a sani-
tartan would be split between
the three.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15
Praise Chapel
To Hold Meetings

A series of special evange-
listic meetings will be held ac
Praise Chapel this week. The
meetings will begin tomorrow.
The Rev. Kenneth Hughes,
founder and director OF the
Lazy Mountain Children's
Home, will conduct the meet
ings. He will also be guest
speaker tomorrow afternoon
at the Woody Island meeting
which will be held at the
recreation hall.
Following the series OF
meetings here Rev. Hughes
plans to go to Afognak and
hold evangelistic services.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15

Read the Classifieds
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-03-15

Max LaLande returned to
Kodiak early this week after
spending several days in An
chorage for special medical
treatment.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

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