VOTE FOR
John E. Manders
Candidate for
Republican
Nomination
As
Primary Election April 25
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PALMER JOHNSON at the piano
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Jorge* Fredrickson, Owner
Kodiak Diary
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admit, however, to a little dis
appointment..
It has only three girls’ add
resses. These are followed by t he
names of buddies at various
places and then there are a lot
of empty pages In the back is
one page devoted to taking 20
per cent of $985.41 (answer:
$197.08) and the plan of a house
and garden.
A very cute house and garden,
with 4 trees in front, a garage on
the right, a winding path to the
-back and two flower beds—one
lalielled “glads” which we take to
be gladiolus, the other initialled
“G. B ” which might be Golden
Bantam in the Victory Garden.
We hope the sailor will come
in for his book. If we were to
send it to Evelyn, who comes
fint on his list, it would be our
bad luck (and his) that he had
planned the house for Allison
(No 2) or Jean (No. 3).
And then the house might
' never get past the planning stage.
All is not gold that glitters,
(we didn’t make that up) as the
water works workers well know
since uncovering a large stone,
weighing about 50 pounds, w'hile
laying the pipe line. The stone
was found about 3 feet under
the ground and a bright, glitter
ing substance occupied the upper
portion On further uncovering
the brightly gleaming metal it
turned out to be a brass cap ce
mented into the boulder.
It was only one of many
markers deposited when the town
site survey was made
The same U S. General Land
Office survey party made the
original boundary survey of the
Naval Air Base in 1940. A guard
carrying an army rifle led the
way as it. followed the heavily
beaten bear tracks. A pack train
brought supplies to the group
every other day and a daily feat
w'as climbing the high peaks sur
rounding the base and setting up
1 boundary markers.
When it came to putting in
the last corner marker of the
base, Mr Williamson, chief of
the party, and Bob Davenport,
who has since seen active ser
vice at Guadalcanal, suggested
that a necktie of Olaf Halverson,
party member and present high
school principal, be tied on the
marker. The suggestion was
prompted by the fact that
throughout the summer Mr.
Halverson had appeared for
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RE-ELECT
A Man of Proven Legislative Ability
Harvey J. Smith
A VETERAN MEMBER
OF THE TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE
• Chairman Labor Committee; Ways and Means
1939-1941
• Chairman Rules Committee and Ways and Means
1939-1944
Democratic Candidate For
SENATOR
(4 YEAR TERM)
PRIMARY ELECTION
April 25, 1944
• He asks that the voters fairly investigate his
legislative record in respect particularly to labor
and fishing interests. He has opposed and will
continue to oppose income tax bi'l as proposed
and advocated by present governor and Secretary
of Interior Ickes.
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