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OPIN APRIL 3
It’s six o’clock and he wants to take me to the
YUM YUM
For Dinner
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What Chinese foods, Italian, French and American
dishes and sandwiches!
Remember, it’s that “Good Eatin” YUM YUM
Yum Yum Eats and beach Apts., Humus
232 So. Brooklyn Buzz 4321
Open at 6, CIusr at 3 CLOSED MONDAY
How T« Cb#<k lubrUgat
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Hm'i Ml HIT w*y to eback
the lubricant in jrour differen
tial. It worka aa shown in tha
diagram below.
bend finger
slowly
until end
is in oil _
remove and on level
will show on finger nail
The easiest way we know of
keeping those spiral bevel and
hypoid gears in good condition
i to use RPM Multi-Service
Gear Lubricant.
t keeps a tough, protective
aim on gear teeth. Contains
an anti-foaming agent thrJ
controls leakage duetoprc
expansion. RPM Multi-Service
Gear Lubricant won’t corrode
metal, resists oxidation; standi
up under extreme pressures.
CUttMM about it. JVe’U fill your
btder fast; tot service it the
keynote of our business.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
OF W’^RNIA
Films Shown
You Can Beat The A-Bomb
was the title of a Civilian De
fense film shown'the members
of Kodiak Rotary Club 5533
Tuesday at the Montmartre
Inn.
The film showed various
ways to protect yourself and
your family during and after
an atomic blast and what pre
cautions to take in the event a
} warning is given before the
(bomb explodes.
, The three effects to combat
from an atomic explosion are
fire, blast and radiation. In
the event of an underwater
explosion, mist, heavily laden
with radiation, may stay in the
area for 24 hours. Persons are
warned to stay in doors dur
ing this period and to remain
calm. After any atomic blast
civilians are urged to not
panic gnd.to wait for instruc
tions from; Civilian Defense
officials. , ,
The film is the property of
the Kodiak High School and
was loaned to the Rotary for
the Tuesday showing by
. Superintendent Ivor Schott.
I T. S. Batchelder of Fair
banks and Elmer Johnson of
Ketchikan were visiting Ro
tarians at the meeting. John
C. Hughes local attorney, at
tended as a guest of Dr. A.
Holmes Johnson.
Preceeding the showing of
the film Clarence Dizney,
U. S. Deputy Marshal, gave a
classification talk. His classi
fication is public safety.
Marshal Dizney told of the
service to the public that his
office provides and spoke ol
the cooperation that existed
between local police officers
and the marshal’s office.
Albert Kraft, former D and
A employe, is now working in
the butcher shop at 0. Kraff
1 and Son.
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THURSDAY, April 12
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FREIGHTER SERVICE
From Seattle
A freighter due to sail the
middle of April
For Information
PHONE 4521
Kodiak, Alaska
O. H. Kimboll, ogent
m* m miHi k
htirjt i
*le bonds Josephine and I bought
for our country's defense will
bug us a baby of our own!"
HOW U. S. SAVINGS |§jjF BONDS ARE PAYING
OFF FOR MR. AND MRS. THOMAS J. LAFORNIA
OF NIAGARA FALLS, NEW YORK
With the money he saves now in U. S. Savings Bonds, Mr.
Lafornia expects to buy a neighborhood bakery of his own
after retirement.Then, while his money goes on working for
him, he can continue to enjoy his hobbies of golfing and
gardening. Mr. Lafornia believes in bonds!
“I began buying bond* through Payroll
Savings in 1941,” says Mr. Lafornia,
“subscribing $6.25 a week. In 1946 bonds
paid $2500 down on my house. Payroll
Savings is tne best saving methodl”
“I here about $6000 in bonds now and
I’m still putting at leaBt 10% of my pay
in bonds. In this way we’re sure of
having that bakery for both pleasure
and profit in later years."
can be tprstonj,too-start saving nowf!
You, to^.jnay reach your goal, aa the Laforniaa did, and
easily. Start nouAH takes only three simple steps.
1. Decide to putoaving&teti before you even dmw your pay.
2. Save a regular amount systematically, week after week
or month after month.
9. Sign up today in the Payroll Saving» Plan where you
work or the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank.
You’ll be providing security for yourself, your family and
our free way of life that’s so important to us all.
FOR YOUR SECURITY, AND YOUR
COUNTRY’S TOO* SAVE NOW-THROUGH REGULAR
PURCHASE OF U. S. SAVINGS BONDSI
The U.S. Government does not pay for this advertising. The Treasury Department
thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and
The
Kodiak Mirror