Kodiak Mirror
"cffevjs of (America's Last ’frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Larame, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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1011 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
“ . . . that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
Passengers
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cation. Mrs. Rosa will resume
her position as clerk of the local
draft board, with Mrs. Mary
Dunbar, who has been in charge
of the office during her absence,
as assistant.
Mr and Mrs. Alvin E. Miller
returned from Seattle. They
were formerly employed at the
Victory cafe and Mr. Miller was
inducted into the army at Fort
Greely He recently was sent to
Seattle for medical treatment,
and while there received a med
ical discharge.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Lacosse and
son returned from an extended
visit in Port Angeles, Wash.,
their home town. Mr. Lacosse
announced the re-opening of the
Chicken Inn, which has been
closed voluntarily for a few
days.
Palmer Johnson, colored pian
ist, from Seattle, was also a pas
seng r, and will be employed at
the Chicken Inn and will man
age the floor show, Mr. Lacosse
said.
Other passengers included:
Eugene, Earl and Evelyn
Brown, C. E. Bryan, Corrine
Dennette Gloria .VI. Englund
Pernicia, Carlyn and Nancy Fos
ter, Mrs. Helen Fuller and two
children, J L. Garroutte, W. E
Green, Edith Irwin, Mrs Dee A.
Jones, W. M. Nystrom, Mrs.
Nel'ieOhrn, Elva C. Oslin, Don
ald L. Ramsey, Lawrence Selt-,
zer, James H. Travel, Ernest
Vinberg, Dorothea Wilkins. Mrs.
Jennie Wood and Verne and
Edna Wood.
Council Story
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Hospital by-laws, prepared by
City Attorney Joseph Kehoe,
were read and accepted, and a,
committee of Councilmen Lewis,
Wodlinger and Pearson was
named to choose hospital trus
tees.
Following the announcement
by Dr. A. Bates Jones at a re
cent council meeting that he had
recommended segregation of
white and native school children
a letter was received from Mrs.
Grace Kerr, objecting to such a
measure. In her letter Mrs Kerr
asked how such procedure would
be effective if “the white and
native children are still allowed
to play together, go to church
together, attend the same shows
and eat in the same restau
rants?'’
“Who is going to pay taxes for
the wh te school,” the letter con
tinued, and why “is not every
white examined before he or she
is allowed up here?”
The letter precipitated discus
sion in which Dr Jones defended
his recomm ndation as a neces
sary health measure and some of
the council argued in tone with
the letter. The meeting adjourn
ed without councilmanic action
on the matter.
Try a classiQed ad.
NOTICE!
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Commencing November 1,1943
we will discontinue opening on
Saturday evenings. Our banking
hours will be: 9:30 to 2:30
Saturday’s 9:30 to 12:00
NOTICE
There will be a special meeting
of the United Fishermen of Ko
diak island at 2 pm at the Union
Hall Sunday, October 31.
This is a very important meet
ing and all members are urged to
be present.
By Authority of
Executive Committee
HOUSE FOR RENT— 1 large
room with bath Lots of wat
er Furn. Spruce St. Inquire,
Warren Taylor.
FOR SALE—2-room hou«e, lot
50 x 150 overlooking lake. See
Martin Jensen, Belmont.
WANTED TO BUY—New or
used .22 rifle. Call at Mirror
office.
FOR SALE—Commercial Cre
tor chrome-plated counter
model electric popcorn pop
per. Wt. about 100 lbs. • -
easily shipped by air. $300
cash Wire P. O. box 565,
Anchorage. 11-6
FOR SALE—Four-door res
taurant refrigerator. See H.
Pinch Jewelry.
ALASKA KEY MAN—Kod.Al.
J. R. Holler. Dup. keys made
to order. Repair safes and
vaults. Leave all orders at
Wodlinger’s Drugstore.
NOTICE—We buy new and
used radios, & shotguns. H.
Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
GENERAL
REMODELING
and
CONTRACT
CONSTRUCTION
of
RESIDENCES
& STORES
“Free Estimates”
J. N. Steffgen
Contractor
Felder Building
Notice
Starting on November 1,1943,
all garbage accounts will be pay
able in advance at our office.
We will also discontinue hauling
for any person in arrears of
more than two months
Island Transfer Company
Mrs. Dorothy Haag, formerly
employed as bookkeeper at th*
Kodiak Garage, is now working
for Mrs. Catherine Blankenburg,1
city clerk and accountant. Mrs,'1
Haag replaces Miss Ruth Pratt ■
who resigned effective today to |
accept other employment. I j
! H. nm JEWELRY STORE
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Gifts for all
■ DIAMOND ANKLETS
■ LADIES’ DIAMOND WATCHES
■ LADIES’ DIAMOND RINGS
■ MEN’S WRIST & POCKET WATCHES
■ PARKER and EVERSHARP PENS
■ ALASKA BLACK DIAMOND RINGS, gold or silver
• carving sets
• MANICURING SETS
• DRESSER SETS
• SWISS MUSICAL POWDER BOXES
• BLISS COMPACTS
• BLISS PRECIOUS STONE LOCKETS
• WEDDING RING SETS
• BIRTHDAY RINGS
• MEN’S <& LADIES’ Gold Stretch Banda for Watches
• GOLD NUGGET & PLAIN CROSSES
• GOLD NUGGET DIAMOND CROSSES
• GOLD NUGGET RINGS
• GOLD NUGGET BROOCHES J
• GOLD NUGGET & IVORY BRACELETS '
• BABY RINGS & BRACELETS
• GOLD & SILVER ROSAHIES
• GOLD & SILVER CUFF LINKS
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Shop nou> for Christmas!
(Hbriatmaa Apteral
300 Servicemen’s Insignia Lockets
$2.75 - 3.50 - 5.00
H. PINCH JEWELRY
KODIAK
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