Kodiak Labor
Let’s Go For
I City cooperation on
our city, /ocal an(J otheP overaent, of |
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■ VOTE FOR .
MAY OR a
E»nil Knudsen
COUN OILMEN
James Pierce
Warren Toylor
Henry Haag
c^yde Galbreath
SCHOOL BOARD .
^rs* H«e* Nixon
*°y Sears
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(Pud political adv bv r,v ,
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be careful and exact) in which
we call it a shelling, tell the siae
of the shells, tell where the shells
lit—and what happens? People
begin writing to find out if their
friends are safe after the
BOMBING of Kodiak. A new
comer, among others, just got a
letter asking if he got here be
fore or after the BOMBING of
Kodiak.
3. Associated Press sends us
a wire about an earthquake oc
curring in the ocean someplace
near Kodiak, which was the first
any locally even knew there was
an earthquake, and the wires
start bussing again to find out
if every one is safe.
The situation is bad enough,
but what worries us is this:
someday, IF (Outside readers
please note the IF) Kodiak is
bombed, and we were to send a
wire out on it, friends and re
latives would begin writing to
the effect that “ha, ha—we read
1 Kodiak was bombed again. Isn’t
that funny!”
We wish people Outside would
refer more m their local news
paper and quit listening to the
news on the radio with one ear
cocked on the card game and the
other on what Junior’s doing in
the next reom.
It just goes to show you how
careful you have to be of de
tails.
In a wedding story recently
the bride was described as being
dressed in navy blue.
1. The bride objected because
it was really grey blue.
2. The bridegroom objected
about the navy part. He is a
soldier.
All we eould do was pacify
the bride by telling her that
next time we would try to do
better.
Rev. D. W. Patterson, of An
chorage, will be the guest speak
er at the Praise Chapel tomor
row, Rev John W. Marshall
announced today.
Sunday school will meet at
10:40, Morning service at 11:40
and evening service will be held
at 7 in the evening,
Classes for young people will
be held Monday and Friday
evening at 7, studying the Life
of Christ. Classes for children
under eight will be Monday
afternoon at 3:45.
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