Eodtak Mirror
"^(wj of America's Last ‘frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska by the
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Latnme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Larnme, Associate Editor
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"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
Some Russians Had Stayed Behind
#■■■■" ■ « '■ ...
l.ONDON—Two German soldiers dash madly for safety as a
terrific blast sets an oil damp afire behind their lines. Russians
blew tip oil wells at Krasnodar after the Germais had moved in.
Scenes Aboard An Aircraft Carrier
Official U. S. Navy Photo—Through Navy photographers’
skill a id bravery the public is getting a graphic first-hand account
of Americau front-line action.
I SLACKER DOLLARS
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are those which are being hoarded
or otherwise not being used
for the war effort
Keep your dollars working
BUY BONDS
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Charlotte B
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of the lifeboat enabled saving of
the entire mail cargo, food, bed,
and clothing aboard
The accident occurred near
Alitak and the boat was describ
ed as a total loss. It was report
ed no insurance was carried on
it.
Here & There
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dancer par excellent; Wessley
Swails, tenor and Marie Ander
son, soprano, who do musical
gems from Eddy and MacDon
ald; Bill Lang, ventriloquist ex
traordinary and more talent to
be uncovered.
When peace comes, the world
is going to be my home. England
the front room, America the liv
ing room, Alaska the bedroom,
SA my parlor, France my library
Asia garden and Japan my er. . .
1 powder room
Record for brevity—Rufus
Lindsey, former base Personnel
man, wrote a one word letter on
his latest impression of NY after
leaving here. “WOW’' it said
Lindsey is now sailing to Berm
uda to work for Army Engrs.
“Zippy” is a puppy with dis
tinction. He wears on his dog
collar an identification badge
with picture, age, etc , just like
every civilian working on the
Irase must. He is owned by B E.
Schwartz, USN, who handles the
Identification office at the base.
Adam A Businius, former base
employee, thought he had the
storks number when he bet close
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to $300 it would be a boy in his
family. Time passed but not
quick enough for Businius so he
left for Puyallup and was pre
sented with a 7 pound 7 ounoe
baby girl when he arrived.
Maybe lightning doean’
strike twice in the same plao
but Cupid will. Watch the NA!
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