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Newspaper

Kodiak Mirror

Location

Kodiak, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1949

Page

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Alaska fish trap hearings set for Kodiak session

Members of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee will hold hearings in Kodiak on Wednesday to discuss fish traps in Alaskan waters. Led by Congressman Victor Wickersham, the group includes EL Bob Bartlett Thor C Tollefson and John J Allen Jr with Joseph T Flakne of the Alaska Branch of the Division of Territories and Island Possessions as a member.

House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee Kodiak Alaskan Bob” Bartlett Victor Wickersham Thor C Tollefson John J Allen Joseph T. Flakne Alaska Division of Territories and Island Possessions

Navy Will Sell Used Vehicles At Kodiak Alaska

Navy plans a public sale of 42 used passenger and non passenger vehicles at NOB Kodiak Alaska on November 14 at 2 pm. Catalog B-5.50 lists vehicles. bids due by 10 am November 14 with 25 percent deposit. Inspect Nov 7 8 9 8 am to 12 noon by calling C B E Jackson navy 530 or 694. Bidder must sign and return one catalog copy to Sales Officer Supply Dept US Naval Operating Bay Kodiak Alaska.

Nob United States C. Be. Jackson Navy Supply Dept Naval Operating Bay Kodiak Alaska

New Bus for Shopper Run Introduced in Kodiak

Tenora Rockney owner of the Shopper announced a two tone 12 passenger Inter national bus with a metro body. The vehicle built in Gulf Conn was shipped east to Seattle then loaded on the Terminal Knot for Kodiak. The ship is due to arrive about Oct 30. Mrs John Cushing of Kodiak Telephone Co and her seven month old daughter Cheri will head to Sitka today.

Miesson Road Tenora Rockney Gulf, Conn Seattle Kodiak John Cushing Kodiak Telephone Company Cheri Sitka Cushing

Chandlers Quit Kodiak Mission Work After Four Years

The Rev and Mrs Chandler long time Baptist missionaries in Kodiak plan to leave for the United States in November. He resigns from the Women s American Baptist Home Mission Society and will move to Seattle with their three children Lee Patty and Verne. Health concerns drive the departure. They arrived in June 1945 with Mr Chandler serving as assistant superintendent then superintendent and continuing Evangel mission boat work on Kodiak Island.

Cllen Chandler Kodiak States Women’s American Baptist Home Mission Society Seattle Evangel Mission Kodiak Island Chandlers Lee Patty Verne Mission

Center Drive Reported Good Campaign Progress

Community Center finances campaigners aim to raise 6000 for 1950 operating funds. William Lamme reports optimistic early returns as workers meet a good response. more individual contributors expected and many Island canneries informed of the drive. Children and cannery operators have contributed, with home mail returns encouraged for absent donors.

William Lamme

Marla Family Relocates to City Wharf Apartment

Mr and Mrs Gene Marla move from Brooklyn Avenue to the apartment over the city dock where Marlar has recently been appointed city wharfinger.

Gene Marla Brooklyn Avenue City Dock Marlar City

Paying Bills for City Paving Assessed on Alaska Way

Property fronts along pew paving receive bills from the city clerk. Assessments completed are payable in three equal installments on November 10, January 10, and April 10. A hearing will be held Monday at 7:30 pm in city hall to hear objections and allow owners to point out errors. The Bank of Kodiak paid in full. Lee C. Bettinger paid in installments. Total paving cost near 57,000 with two-thirds charged to property owners about 35,000 or 17 per running foot. city pays the remainder.

The Bank of Kodiak Lee C., Bettinger Gracye Alaska Way South Mill Bay Road Main Street

Snow Free Walk Being Poured At Kodiak Theatres

A four inch slab of Zonce lite insulation was poured in front of the Orpheum Theatre in Kodiak to form a snow and ice free sidewalk. Inner concrete layer will house steam pipes tied to the theater heating system. J G Martz notes Norman Fjeldhem oversees the project with Polar Bear Safe remodeling. Shupp Construction holds the theatre and Polar Bear contracts.

Kodiak Orpheum Theatre J G Martz Norman Fjeldhem Clarence England Hank Strom Polar Bear Shupp Construction Company

Former City Wharfinger Charged With Embezzling

F C Woods, city wharfinger from February to September, is held in the US Federal jail on embezzlement of public money. A mayor signed complaint claims $2400 taken. Woods bound over to the grand jury, bail set at $2500, with hearing delayed until April unless he waives. He has turned over his last two pay checks reducing the alleged debt to $1600.

F C. Woods Lee C. Bettinger Woods A. M. Vokacek District Court E. A. Marlar Alaska Steamship Company Wilarfinger Ely

Rebuilding Float At City Dock Progress Report

Workmen under William Worth continue assembling a new 400 foot city dock float. Forty foot sections are joined by chains on 40 foot piles with 2 by 12 decking. A guard edge, small walkway, and a ramp are included. A smaller L shaped float is planned for mooring smaller craft. Weather has delayed progress.

City Dock William Worth Wa K

Sentences Ordered For Communists

Eugene Dennis a communist leader was sentenced to five years imprisonment and a $10 000 fine. He was the first of 11 top communist leaders convicted of conspiracy to overthrow the United States government. Nine others received the same sentence. Robert Thompson got two concurrent three year terms and a $10 000 fine.

New York (P Eugene Dennis Dennis Robert Thompson

Pilot Francia Brownfield Found Near Tangle Lake Cabin

Anchorage reports Francia Brownfield, missing since September 4, was located in a cabin near Tangle Lake, 25 miles west of the Richardson Highway. No other details were released. Three hunting companions returned to Anchorage at different times. Celia Belahoulek has returned from a short vacation.

Anchorage Francia Brownfield Tangle Lake Brownfield

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Center Drive Financis Cision Hallowe'en Celia Belahoulek
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