EomaR iiurror
“Sffe'ws of America's Last 'frontier
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Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
Yearly Subscription Hate
Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alajka as Second
Glass matter under act of Congress of Maroh 3, 1878.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamnse, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
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for the people shall not perish from the earth-''—Lincoln
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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.
NOTICE
We wish to announce that we
have taken over Una’s cafe, now
operating under the name of
Pat's cafe.
We will be open from 9 am to
2 am daily, offering short orders
and regular meals.
We would appreciate your pat
ronage
Pat & Frenchy Du Vail
Pacific Northern
INCOMING
C W Cook, Bill Phillips, S
Heen, G R Root, Grant Nord
strom, Alfred Black, Earl Wil
liams, Betty Combs, Sam Kres
koff, Joseph Bamer, R H Geiger,
R Moody, Mr & Mrs. Wm Mul
liare, Ted Sheratine, E VV
Weeks, Joseph Tosti, A S Erick
son, C H Evern, Mr. & Mrs.
Philip Warwick, David Hart
zog, Geo Tait,
OUTGOING:
Ralph Moody, Wm Oulojian,
Talley Mulqueeo, G C Matthias,
H M dusky, Jake Foley, Geo
Tait, Ray Jordison, Mrs. Kozak,
Mrs. T Vaulthman, Walter Mc
Donald, Dorothy & P J Simp
son, C J Thomas.
Northern Airlines
OUTGOING
Mrs. Wm Nome, Fred Kind
ley, Mrs Smiley Bleichner, Wm
Picture
Photo shows the scene of the
PAA plane orash. The plane
narrowly missed the rocky cliff
on the right and crashed in the
peak beyond (in circle).
All 18 bodies of the week old
wreck have been recovered but
the task of carrying them down
from the crash scene is still con
tinuing, hampered by bad
weather.
The fact the height of the
mountain is-given incorrectly on
chart- as several hundred feet
lowe- than it actually is has
teen offered as one factor caus
ing the fatal acciden‘8, the line’s
first in A1 ska since 1033
BANK BY MAIL
-alg
It is easy and quick to bank by mail.
Tor deposits that do not include coin
or currency we furnish special mailing
envelopes free. Ask our tellers, or
write to
Williamson, Mary Petaja, Carl
Fant, Harold Liescke, I Leonard
Gushing, C C Logan, Mrs. H F
MacDonald.
Closed Tuesday
The postoffice and the Bank of
Kodiak will close Tuesday, Nov.
11, in observance of Armistice,
a legal holiday. What other busi
nesses will close is not known.
John Hughes, local attorney,
has been confined to his home
this week after spraining his
back lifting.
The fire department was call
ed at 8:20 am Thursday to a
false alarm Dot at Blackie Pat
terson's service station.
HELP WANTED
Position in bookkeeping
department. General
clerical and machine
operation.
Bank of Kodiak
Pacific Northern Airlines
• SCHEDULE CHANGE
Effective Nov. 9, 1947
From Kodiak
to
Anchorage
VIA HOMER
• SUNDAY
• TUESDAY
• THURSDAY
• SATURDAY
DEPART NAS KODIAK 11:40 AM
PASSENGERS - MAIL - EXPRESS
Pacific Northern
Airlines
Jhe cAlaska £flag Line
Where 18 Met Death In Crash
Water System Figures
A misunderstanding over fig
ures supplied the Mirror in con
nection with the water rate in
crease story last week caused
two figures to be transposed.
The story said the rates were
being increased because the in
come was not meeting expenses,
and said expenses were $9757.24
and revenue $7357.24. The fig
ures were reversed but the excess
of revenue over expenses is Dot
meeting payments fast enough
on the $14,701.27 due from the
system to the city for funds ad
vanced for expenses during the
winter freezing period.
It is expected the proposed
higher rates will pay the “loan”
off at a time when the city needs
the cash so advanced.1 The pro
posed rates are to be acted upon
at the council meeting next
Monday night
Notice
l will be responsible for all
debts accrued by Una & myself
at Una’s Cafe prior to and in-'
eluding Oct. 27, 1947, none
thereafter
Norman Anton Sutherland