Lsrriage Performed
Robert W. Phillips, base fore
un, and Martha K. Jeffreys,
rere married r>n Saturday May
0, at the Coiumisaioner’s office
v U. S Commissioner G. W.
(ubendorf.
fitnesses were Louis Savoy
ti Lydia Loan.
four officers were elected at
tiannual church dinner of the
#naunity Baptist church,
eld the evening of May 7.
Sleeted were! treasurer, Mrs.
;.K. Alrine; secretary William
tone; for the board of trustees,
K. Alvine, M. S. Burnham,
id A. Anderson. Board of Bea
nie and Deaconesses: N. M.
Sbataberlain, Hedley Johnson,
L David Hungerford, Mrs. Bes
k Wallin and Mrs. N. M.
Ikwnberlain.
The male quartet entertained
id an address was given by
haplain Whitman USN.
isan Potter, who visited Kodi
itduung the war to gather ma
lerial for her hook, ‘‘Alaska Un
ierArms,” has written a new
took od Alaska flying, called
‘The Flying North,” just an
leuoced by the Macmillan Com
W
Jean Potter spent a year and
i half in Alaska and flew t hous
es of miles to gather the ma
erial for her new volume
She is now with her husband
j Germany where he is woiking
jrthe American Overseas Air
ines.
Sale of the following have
ieen recorded:
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INSURANCE
Olympic
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Insurance
Company
Represented in Kod:ak by
BETTE DeYOUNG
Inquiries Welcomed
PERMANENTS
♦ Cold Wave
♦ Machineless
♦ Machine
Otker Beauty Speoialties
RITA’S
beauty parlor
(Formerly Horsman's)
to 5:30 — Evenings by
Appointment
A. F. & Mary Culbertson to
Vernon & Mary More, Lot 28
Block 19.
John & Martha Stiles to Far
North Packing company, 13 plus
acres in Moser Bay.
Marie and Nellie Melin, home
on Mission road, Lot 1 Block 1,
Leite addition, to William &
Caroline B. Hogan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gunnison
arrived in Kodiak this week af
ter driving from tbeir home in
South Dakota up the Alcan
highway. They left their car in
Anchorage and flew here to visit
their daughter, Beverly Gunni
son, of the local teaching staff,
and will take her back with
them
Mary Ruth Bourne, a recent
arrival from Forsyth, Montana,
where she was employed in news
paper work, has been added to
the staff of the Kodiak Mirror.
J 1 J J 1 1 1 I J J A J A A J AA.
Colbert And Wayne
Star In Comedy
Hi jinks on a California-bound!
train in Meivyu LeRoy’s com
edy, ‘ Without Reservations,”
involve Claudette Colbert and
John Wayne, stars, and Don
DeFore, who heads the support
ing cast.
On her way to Hollywood to
work on the screen version of
her best selling novel Colbert
meets Wayne and DeFore, two
flyers who do not know her iden
tity. After panning her book
without knowing who she is tao
3 get mixed up in an escapa e
that gets them all kicked off the
train, so they buy a second hand
car and start on. The nearer
they get to Hollywood the more
their troubles grow and it takes
a lot of help before the Marines
get the situation well in band*
Anne Triola, Dona Drake and
Frank Puglia are in the support
ing past, and Louella Parsons
and other Hollywood personal
ities appear as themselves- in
Hollywood sequences.
r t itA-fr+TM--*--*-***********^
To the People of Kodiak
and Vicinity
(greetings:
The Alaska Salmon Industry must be discussed withm the frame
work of its relationship to the economy of Kodiak — of Alaska — of
the Northwest and of National affairs.
Our operations are a part of free American Industry. Free
industry is the basic source of individual liberty. And liberty is
seeking self preservation in a world struggle between rival ideologies.
We, a part of the Salmon Industry, regard management as
somethiBg more than a mere means of getting a living. Manage
ment is a mission, a trusteeship. We have a grave response
bility to ketp our business prosperous and sound. We must pro
vide jobs — for people. Too, we must sell the canned salmon
— people muet be willing to and they do and continue to buy oar
products.
In short, we must work with and for people.
To do these things we must first of all provide the best possible
products at a fair price — and mind you not for remote, auonymous
“consumers” but people.
That is our obligation to you — to people — that is our mis
sion.
An important question is that of prices. Americans in every
walk of life are worried — as they should be — about the sharp in
creases which have taken place during the last year.
Our products must be made available at a fair price. That
is the way to build and hold the demand and interest and create and
hold jobs — for people.
High level of employment — at good wages — cannot be achiev
ed and maintained without mutual confidence and respect between our
selves — our employees and our customers.
Here in Kodiak, we submit for your thoughtful consideration that
the key is efficient production.
It is to this goal that the management and our loyal employees
dedicate themselves.
Yours sincerely,
Frank McConaghy & Co./ Inc.
(This means is being used to pass
the message on to each of you)