Eodiafc Mirror
“cNjfws of eAmtrict's Lost frontier"
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska by the
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1011 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
"... that govtmmtni of the ptoplt, by tht ptoplt,
farjht people shtll not perish from the earth. '—Lincoln
"Jingle Bells”
Last year was our first Alaskan Christmas. We had a tree with
candles, packages in tempting piles, and the oil stove didn’t keep
the Chimney Kid away. But now there is war.
.So we’re going to have a tree with candles and packages piled
high-- and what’s more there’ll be one thing we DIDN’T have last
• 1 Christmas—SNOW.
We ve made up our minds that no Yellow Peril is going to keep us
from enjoying a White Christmas.
So to you and yours
A Umj merry (fityriatmaa attb a Sappy 3tfrui $rar.
To conserve paper until conditions of shipping could be acertain
ed, this issue has been reduced to twelve pages. In the haste of
making the “change over’’ the new pages were not number correct
ly. So if the pages run 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 7, 12. 9 10, 11 and 12 you
have them ali. Sorry!
Friday News Rtund-l:p
(continued from page 1)
Annapolis—Addressing gra
duates here Secretary Knox
said “30 minutes w arning before
the Japanese on Pearl Harbor
would have made “ the differoce
n the world,” He disclosed that
the third and final wave of en,
emy bombers met such devast
ating barrage that they turned
away without hitting a single
objective.
Hitler’s battered invasion
armies are telling in retreat in
Rus ia and North Africa, and
are reported to have abandoned
their Finnish allies. A radio re
port from Helsinki said all Ger
man troops were being with
drawn from Finland in a great
hurry.
NOTICE
1 his is to certify I will not he
responsible fot any bills contract
ed by other than myself, having
dissolved partnership with W.G.
Spradlin, after this date, Decem
ber 6.
. Signed, J.S. McC ellan
NOTICE
A city ordinance prohibit' and
provides for a fine of $50 for
anyone throwing refuse or gar.
bage a ound, under or between
buildings within the city.
Violations will be prosecuted
with out previous notice.
Dr. A. Bates Jones
City Health Officer
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
LOST—Brim ton compass in tan
leather case with name Carl T
Jones on case, between Fort
Gi eely and Kodiak, on or about
Dec. 9. $5.00, no questions ask
ed, if returned to headquarters>
tent city, Ft. Greely._
FOR SALE—Studio couch, oil
range, breakfast set, bed, lino
leum.Turner, across from Com
missioner’s office.
FOR SALE—Comfortable home
on Mission Road. Reason
able .See N. K Porter.
§>Kt00tt0 (Irppltttg0
★
Most,
cherished
among the gifts
bestowed by the pass
ing year is the memory of
the pleasant relations with those
whom we have been privileged to serve.
So it is most sineeiely that
we wish
you a
fRrrru (Clyrbatmaa
Committee Lists Rules
(continued from page 1)
store.
On the Mill Bay road the ev
acuation line begins at Clark O
dekirk’s roadhouse. There will
be a checking station established
there with respons.ble persons in
charge where y*'u may leave your
house keys and any information
as to Drovisions or necessary art
icles left behind that you will
need. With this information the
defense committee can deliver
the necessary articles to you.
It is necessary to leave your
keys at the checking stations so
firemen may have access to your
house..
The evacuation line on the
Mission road begins at Sear’s
warehouse. A checking station
will be established beyond that
point near the Leite residence.
-People living on the upper
Brooklyn avenue or in the vicin
ity of Erskine’s dam who evacu
ate on foot can avoid congesting
the roads by going up the valley
toward the radio station. If they
are assigned to a shelter on the
Mill Bay road they can travel a
long the road in the timber as
much as possible. There will be a
trail marked out and men to
guide the evacuees assigned to
the Mission road from that sec
tion of town will find a trail
through the meadow by the radio
station that will take them to the
Mission road.
Remember at all times not to
block the roads with foot traffic.
Travel off the roads whenever
possible so the army may have
the advantage of unobstructed
roads.
With completion of evacuation
plans it is expected that an an
nouncement will be made for a
test evacuation. Everyone will
be notified if such is the case
New & Used
BOUGHT
SOLD
&
EXCHANGED
Rhoades
Furniture Store
Wee Rhoa<iee, Fr«<p.
Dell’s Cafe
'' The HoMt of Good Jooa
TRY US
FOR
i
Club Breakfast i
A
Tasty Lunch
Good Steak on a
Kot Platter
i
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44Open 24 Hours " 5
5
.1
SUITS
CUSTOM TAILORED — Men’s and Women’s
JACK METZGAR
Office and Sample Room Next to Dell’s Cafe
★ ★ *
JERROME’S
(Blackout Grill)
I'
JERRY LODGE, PROP
|t,clhe Place clo Meet And EsC'
JERROME SAVS:
Don’t get the war panic and don’t worry about food snip,
ply! We have on hand plenty of.meat, hams, chicken, turkey
sea food and other supplies'.
“Always the Best of Everything”
FOR YOUR
l MIGHT OUT
■ VISIT.
KODIAK’S BEAUTIFUL ENTERTAINMENT SPOT ;
THE COCKTAIL LOUNGE
of the
MECCA BAH
Roy Snyder, Prop. 1
TERMINAL OF THE KODIAK
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TRANSIT BUSES
A
Economy Safety Dependability
Bus Schedule
BUSES LEAVE DAILY
Kodiak—A. M
5:15 5:45 6:15 7:10
P. M.
3:30 4:10 5:15 6;10
6:35 6:40 7.-00 7:30
8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30
10:00 10:30 11KX) 11:30
Sunday
A. M.
Kodiak
.45 6:15
:15 8:30
:0D 9:30
N. A. S.
6:10 6:45
8:00 9:00
9:30 10:00
5:40
1:10
6:45
8:00
10:00
12:00
N. A. S—A. M.
6:15 7:05 7-40
P. M.
4:00 5:10 6:M1
7.00 7:25 7:30
8:50 900 9:30
10:30 11OO 11:30
Every 20 minutes until 2 a. m.
Sat.. Sun. Mon.
Kodiak N. A S.
.12:00 midnight 12:30
12:30 IKK) 1:00 1:00
1:30 200 2:00 2:30
Schedule Subject to
Road Conditions
terminals at cMecca Bar ana
O. Kraft & Son
Kodiak Transit Co*
Basil O’Neil Bill Smith j