Eediak fUirror
"S^rws of (America's Last frontier ’
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William II. Lamrne, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lainme, Associate Editor
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for republication of all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the
local news published herein.___
Seattle Representative — The Alaska Newspapers,
1011 American Bank Building, Seattle, Washington.
J‘ . . . that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth. Lincoln
Ice Poo!
Nenana ice pool tickets have
been received and the table
shows previous years’ ice break
up times and amounts of pool
from the time it was started to
date.
In 1912 Kodiak had its first
winner in the pool—Warren K.
4/Ocke. sheet metal worker’s
helper -it the Nava! Air station, j
•■fte shared the pool with five'
others.
'Ticket sale ends April 12 this
year.
L917— April 30 11:30 am 3 500
291.8—.May 11 9:33 am 1500
? 919—May 3 2:33 pm 3500
1920—May 11 10:40 am 5900:
,?.92l—May 11 6:24 am 9900
4922—May 12 1:20 pm 20,400
1923—May 9 2 DO pm 34,600
4924—May 11 3:10 pm 40,900
4926— May 7 6:32 pm 45 750
4026—April 26 4:03 pm 51.680
4927— May 13 5:42 am 57,500
4928— May 6 4:25 pm 59,000
#929—May 5 3:41 pm 62,000
4930— May 8 7:03 pm 64,000
4931— May 10 9:23 am 60,000
4932— May 1 10:15 am 59,000
4933;—May 8 7:20 pm 56,000
4934—April 30 2:07 pm 56,000
*935—May 15 1:32 pm 61,100
4936— April 30 12:58 pm 70,000
4937— May 12 8:04 pm 75.009
1938—May 6 8:14 pm 90,000
*939—April 29 1:26 pm 100,000
*910—April 20 3:27 pm 80 000
IU1 — VI ay 3 1:50 am 95,00-)
1942—April 30 1:28 pm 80,000
*943—April 28 7:22 pm 80,000
Local Couple
Wed Thursday
Mrs Cecil Mittby and Mr.
Walter Lynch were united in
marriage Thursday, March 9 by
Father C. R. King. Witnesses
were Anne Sandstrom and Jack
R. Ellis
Washington (.-P) — Delegate
D tnond introduced a bill to
authorize increases of wages of
certain employees of the Aiaska
railroad.
C0M1N’ & GOIN’
Alaska Steamship
OUTGOING
Helen Scroggs, Wire. (Jna Han
son, Ross Morrow, Mr. and
Mrs R. L. Townsend, Esther
Riep, Jacqueline Martin, Ellis
Green. Alta Dizney. Zoyd Mon
ey, Albert Lenz, Doris Landin.i
Lawrence Johnson, Mrs Norma
Westersund, Mrs. Mabel Oleon,
Harriet Oisen, Oscar Breedman,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport
and daughter Barbara, Mrs.
Maynell Coker, Lucille Nydahl
Mrs. Edith Irwin, Monroe Rong
ved, Mis. Irene Harvey, Nick
Tunohun.
Alaska Airlines
OUTGOING
Ed Higgins, T. O. Erickinaon,
Mrs Jack McCord.
IT IS EASIER
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to dig down for War Bonds on
the Home Front than to dig
in on the War Front
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BUY MORE BONDS
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Academy Award
Winners Named
Hollywood (JP)—Paul Lukas,
48-year old Hungarian born act
or, and Jennifer Jones, a screen
newcomer, won the Academy of
Motion Picture Arts and Scienc
Classifieds
FOR SALE—<:il range, mat
tress & springs, ruisc. furn.
Paul Raurnaker. Tarpaper du
plex back of Falconer Apts.
PERMANENT WAVE—75 cts.
Do your own permanent with
Charm-Kurl Kit. Complete
equip, inch 40 curlers & sham
poo. Easy to do, harmless, no
heat or elec. Praised by thou
sands, inch June Lang, glam
orous movie star. Bert’s Drug
Store.
4—1
WANTED — We • buy used
radios. II. Pinch Jewelry.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Day,
week, monthly rates. 203 or
204 Mill Bay road. tf
es “Oscar” awards for best act
ing performances of 1943.
Lukas won his academy award
for his performance in “The
Watch on the Rhine”, and
Jennifer for her role in “Song of
Bernadette ”
Charles Coburn was adjudged
best supporting actor of 1943 for
his work in the comedy “The
More the Merrier” while Katina
Paxinous, Greek actress won for
best supporting actress in “For
Whom the Bells Toll”.
The Academy’s high honors
for the most outstanding movie
went to Warner Brother’s “Cas
ablanca” and Michael Curtiz
won the Oscar for best direction
for his work on that picture.
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Alter enjoying a tpeu at m
weather that promised Spri^
Kodiak shivered this week i
sdow began falling MonJi
night and blanketed the town;
a dept of several inches. A!i
the snowfall the temperatu
took another drop and thefi*
ing was accompanied by strut
winds that piled the snow
drifts.
For a day and a half all $
vice men were restricted fro;
coming to town because of tl
weather and icy road conditiot
The streets were scraped Tut
day night.
A few business places ws
forced to close when freezit
pipes shut off the water suppl,
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