Eodiak Mirror
_ "cKf'ws of (America.'i Last ’frontier _
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamroe, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1011 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
The Second Front
News Highlights
(continued from page 1)
See Map-Above
ed turned on the Fifth Army
front at Salerno as US & British
forces cracked German lines,
wiped out a sa'ient north of Alt
avilla between Sele & Colore
rivers & pursued the retreating
enemy toward Naples. Fifth
Army recaptured positions on
high ground & extended the
beachhead 8 miles inland. Nazis
lines cracked after ten ific pound
ing from air & sea by day & by
night. Air forces flew 2000 sor
ties for 2 consecutive 24-hour
periods. Reinforcements for the
Fifth Army continued to stream
in Allied battleships joined des
troyers in a crushing bombard
ment of enemy positions. In
Washington Sec. of War Stimson
said our forces & the enemy’s
'■ nave suffered heavy losses. Br
WHEN WILL THIS
WAX BE OVEX?
That depends on how well we finance the war.
Every dollar invested in War Bonds now is worth
several dollars invested at a later time.
The Third War Loan may be the last one.if
we all do our part.
BUY
UNITED STATES
DEFENSE
BONDS
STAM PS
^ 11 i 7
Juneau (^P)—Attorney Gen
eral Roden advised in a written
opinion that Alaska is required
to furnish school facilities for
children of pure native blood.
Failing this they must admit
them to schools with whites.
The opinion was asked bv Ed
ucation Commissioner Ryan.
Roden added that the Terri
torial school system is supported
by a general tax which Aleuts,
Indian and Eskimo natives also
must pay Although the Federal
government operates native
schools, Roden said
Frank McConaghy, cannery
ooerator, was a host at a dance
given fer fishermen and cannery
workers and their families Thurs
day evening at Blinn’s hall. A
good time was reported by all
who attended.
8th army & US 5th army fused
fronts with contact established
by patrols near the southern end
of the Salerno bridgehead after
an amazing Br. northward march
of nearly 200 miles up from the
Italian toe. Montgomery’s vet
erans also made contact with Br.
forces beating up the Italian
East coast from Taranto. Be
fore the fusion the movement of
German troops indicated a with
drawal from the front facing the
southern part of the bridgehead
One report said an Allied con
voy was headed for Albania.
(Arrow on map.)
Berlin broadcasts hinted at
expectation of an attack by the
US 9th army in the southern
Balkans. Yugoslav patriots have
reportedly captured 2 Adriatic
seaports, Susak & Spalato.
Home Front
Seven year-old Edward Zim
mer shot a wad from his sling
shot at Hitler’s face shown on a
movie screen in Saginaw, Mich.,
! and got a spanking from his dad(
who paid $12 50 damages.
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Classifieds
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terms. Write O. F. Hammerly,
care of Kodiak Mirror. 10-9
FOR SALE—Modern income
property in town, fully furn.,
electric lights, private water
system. Inquire Mirror. 18tf
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
FOR’SALE—Two double burn
er oil heaters. H. Pmc!
Jewelry Store.
FOR SALE — 1938 La Salle
Good tires Priced $1200. H
Pinch Jewelry.
FOR SALE—2-door Olds sedaa
1940. Good condition withi
heater. Price $1195. See Car
Pajoman at Kodiak Mercao
tile Co. 9-llt
FOR SALE—Mercury Cab
good condition. See H.T
Kittelson, Victory Cafe. 10-11
Pinch’s Service Store
"The Service Men's Meeting Place"
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