(jle Welders Called
|0 Work As Strike End*
(ttle-A1—By telephone
JLjjo strike headquarters of
^ttle Welders ar.d Burners
lil began summoning weld
, return to work immediate
(n receipt of word from
jngton of the settlement
of the 15th day welders’
u which held up millions in
defense work in this
£ O’Brien, council presi
said that within ten min
of being notified by Dave
council executive secre
te and his aides were busy
dcasting word to 1700 strik
jereand in Tacoma to go
[to work.
Notice
will not be responsib’e for
accounts or debts contracted
any other person,
Jcber 10th, 1941.
R. D. Russell
after
Classified
FOR SALE—1941 Easy Electric
wa«her. Inquire Baptist parson
age. 11-8-p
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
—For Sale, Rent or Lease—
3-room house Spruce St. on
Mission road, comp, furnished
bedding, dishes. Must leave,
will sell to highest bidder. Also
small cabin waterfront lot. See
Bud Falconer at resid. after 5.
FOR SALE—Modern desk-type
walnut sewing machine,attach
ments and darner. Treadle, can
be converted Cash—$40. Bud
Falconer resi. Spruce St. Mis
sion Road. 11-8-p
FOR SALE — Practically new
Coleman lamp, washtub, cook
ing utensils. AH goes for $4. J.
W. Farrell res dence. 11-8-p
Vossword Puzzle
ACROSS
Hope for exer
cising a
horse's
haunches
knees
Brings Into a
row
floor covering
Dikes
bearnatlon
hunt
lacks
Koto of the
seals
Tr«
Cltj to Okia
I Corn again
with a eer
. tab metal
libcst
I Kthtr of two
points In an
, orbit
I Bisound
29. Fruit
31. And not
33. Old: archaic
34, Move
88. Withstand use
38. Carnivorous
Quadruped
40. Small round
mark
42. Animal
46. So may It be
47. Narrow fabrics
49. Symbol for cal
cium
60. Having lets
adulteration
62. Ingredient of
varnish
63. Faucet
64. Enists
66. Sneers
67. Filthy
68. Long abusive
speech
10. Inspector of
weights and
measures
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sscstlo
M. Outcasts
S5. Wanted
DOWN
I. Star thistle
i. Fish
8. Black and bins
4. DUlseed
i. English rlTsr
t. Ancient chari
ots
7. Scrutinize
8. Paving block
9. Rubber
10. Likely
11. Enlarging an
opening
12. Fibrous
19. Shower
22. Insect which
juices
24. Headdress
26. Behave
27. Scatter, as seed
30. Flower
32. Forerunner of
the violin
35. Decay
37. Roman bronze
38. State house
39. Tending to ex
cite mirth
41. Story
43. Triangle with
unequal sides
44. Diminished
gradually
46. Contradict
48. Goes by
61. Addition to a
document
53. Covered with
baked clay
56. River bottoms
57. Flower con
tainer
59. Knock
61. Compass point
ROOM <fc BOARD—Men only
G W. Ingrain, Mission Road,
near Chicken Inn.
FOUND — Keys. Name Swen
son on tag. Owner may claim by
paying for ad at Mirror office.
FOR SALE — Blue Flame coal
oil heater,gasoline lantern. Rea
sonable.See Freeland,apt house
front hospital. 11-8-p
WANTED TO BUY —Electric
washing mach. immediately for
.cash, See John Ressler, city.
11-8-p
OIL RANGES FOR SALE—
Leave inquiries at Jerome’s
Grill. Ray Cote 9-6c
FOR SALE—Anyone interested
in purchasing or leasing the
whole or part of a going saw
mill, please communicate with
Owner, Box 135, Kodiak.
FOR SALE — Musical instru
ments, all kinds. See Pat
Wright, Mecca Bar, Wednes
day and Saturday evenings
and Sunday afternoon.
Have you paid your subscrip
tion to the MIRROR? Just $2.25
for six months.
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KODIAK
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
meets every 2nd & 4th Monday
of each month in Union Hall
William E- Falconer, President
Mike Crawford, Secty.
A. F. of L.
Carpenters Local No. 2162
meets every Sunday
(except second and fourth)
at 1:30 in Legion Hall
RETAIL CLERKS
Meetings every 2nd & 4th Friday
in Union Hall at 7.30 P.M.
Wilton White; Pres.
Jeannie Hale Olsen, Secty.
HOD CARRIERS
Construction & Gen’l Laborers
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in the Legion Hall
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Meets Every 1st and 3rd Tues
of each month, in the
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George Howland, Secty,
W. F. JENNINGS
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