Eodiak Mirror
_ “cfifeivs of c/lmerica's Last frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska
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Entered in the Postoffice at Kodiak, Alaska as Second
Class matter under act of Congress of March 3, 187S.
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Larame, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use
for republicatiou 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,
1411 Fourth Avenue Building, Seattle, Washington.
"... that government of the people, by the people,
for the people shall not perish from the earth.'—Lincoln
iRoosevelt
(continued from page 1)
cession The new one convenes m
January.
Washington — Asked at his
first news conference by Paul
Ward, of the Baltimore Sun,
“May l be the first to ask if
#ou will run in “48?” the Presi
dent replied that the question
'was hoary with age and had
•tbeen asked as far back as ‘36
Asked by reporters if he had any
direct' word from Dewey, he said
«o and shook his head. ("Dewey
conceded defeat early Wednes
day ) Roosevelt said his advance
guess on the 4th term election
was 335 Electoral votes for
bimselr and 196 for his oppon
ent. He observed smilingly that
he wasn't very accurate. He told
newsmen he called off a 25 cent
bet because he got scared. Under
New York law a voter loses his
ballot if he participates in a
wager.
Die vote from 122,229 on the
country’s 130,789 voting places
gave Roosevelt — 24221690 —
Dewey 21155667—a total of
45377363 votes. Electoral
votes—Roosevelt —413—Dewey
113. Dewey carried Colorado,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Maine,
Michigan, Nebraska, North
Dakota. Ohio, South Dakota,
Vermont and Wisconsin.
Dorothea Wilkens, Margaret
Melver and Nadene Jeffett ar
rived Mils week from Seattle and
will be employed at Ship’s Ser
vice, NOB.
To Fairbanks
Mrs. Katy Danielson, of CJ
ganik, left Kodiak this week for
Fairbanks, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Nels Petersen
and two grandchildien. They
have been visiting with her the
past few weeks and she plans to
spend some time with them be
fore returning.
Returns
Miss Barbara Allman, daught
er of Jack Allman, local police
and fire chief, arrived in Kodiak
on the recent Lakina to make
her home with her father. Dur
ing her stay in the States she
lived in Miami and spent some
time in New York, Montana
and California.
Miss Allman is no newcomer
to Kodiak, as she arrived here
first in 1939 and left in May,
1941.
Return
Mrs. Louise Strong and 10
months-old infant returned to
Kodiak on the recent Denali to
rejoin her husband after going to
the States for the birth of their
child. The father, George
Strong, is employed at a local
army dock.
OPA News
A rftnge of prices on liquor
drinks for this area from 40 to
65 cents on various distilled
spirits in Clas3 B places was is
sued by the OPA this week, to
take effect next Monday. In
SACRIFICE
Many men gave their lives today
for victory.
What are you doing to match
their sacrifice?
8UV MOZ* 80N8S
♦
Class A places, (cabarets, hotels,
tables only) prices range Trom
45 to 70 cents. Maximum prices
for mixed drinks in Class B es
tablishments is set at 50 cents
and in Class A at 55 cents.
The ruling provides that prices
must be posted and that nothing
may be charged for a chaser ex
cept 10 cents for a bottle of car
bonated beverage containing not
let s than 6 fluid ounces, provid
ed it is served in a bottle.
By Associated Press
Philippines — Weatherbeaten
doughboys drove over rain-lash
ed ridges for extensive gains on
South Carigara bay as Japanese
poured reinforcements into Leyte
island to replace estimated
35,000 men lost in the campaign.
The typhoon-swept road leading
from Ormoc, Japan’s last strong
hold on the island, is roaring
with fires set by bombs & artil-1
lery shells. Japan’s 16th Divis
ion, conqueiors of Bataan, have
been smashed as a fighting unit
MacAi thur estimated 35,000
reinforcements lauded by Jans
from Cebu Mindanao & other
adjacent Philippine islands. Vet
erans of the 24th Division
smashed Jap ridge positions
south of Limon near where
Americans have beefl stalled
nearly 4 days by cyclonic
weather.
I.ondon — Prime Minister
Churchill confirmed that Ger
mans are using long-range rock
ets against England. Casualties
& damage so far have not been
heavy Rockets contain approx
imately the same quantity of ex
plosive as flying bombs but pen
etrate more deeply before ex
ploding. The rockets fly through
the siratospheie, going to a
height of 60 to 70 miles.
London—Lt. Gen. Patton’s
3rd Army shook its mud shackles
& forged forward in full blown
offensive, capturing a dozen Ul
lages in a 10-mile advance. Art
illery pounded both sides of
Maas in Holland as enemy dis
played nervousness at possibility
of a new offensive into northern '
Holland Trail-blazing onslaught
by 1300 U. S. heavy bombers &
hundreds of dive bombers
smashed German front line gun
positions & strong points
Moscow — Russian troops
drove a wedge across enemy’s
last direct rail communications
betu eu Budapest & north
eastern Hungary. Russian com
miin que said the 2nd Ukrainian
army is advancing on a wide
front & has captured 50 towns
& villages.
Charged with being an “in
mate of a house of common fame
known to be a house of prosti
tution” on a complaint made by
Police Chief Jack Allinan
Evelyn Schlegel was fined 5100
and given a 30 day jail sen
tence in the city magistrate’s
court Saturday.
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Classified Ads 1
Classifieds
FOR SALE—Partly furn. well
insulated house, corner Mis
sion rd. & Spruce St 2 bed
rooms, bath, fin room in base
ment, lights, water, sewer.
Inquire Max Folsom, Erskine
addition. 11-11
FOR SALE—Several homes. See
Taylor & Seltzer, Attorneys
at-Law, Brooklyn ave.
FOR SALE—Several pair of
new & slightly used high cut
shoes & several other styles.
Kodiak Shoe Shop.
FOR SALE—Hand-dipped drip
less, odorless Tavern Candles
10—12—15—18—inches, all
colors. Bert’s Drug Store,
Kodiak’s Busy Corner.
LOST—Reward for return of
ATS cap (gold eagle & but
tons) with cap cover. I.eave
at Mecca Bar.
RADIATOR REPAIRING—All
makes cars, work guaranteed.
Clark’s Garage, Brooklyn Av
enue 11 25
Legal Notice
IN THE JUSTICE’S COURT
OF THE TERRITORY
OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION
KODIAK PRECINCT
W. J. ERSKINE COMPANY
a corporation.
Plaintiff,
VB.
ROSS MITTBY,
Defenda.g
Summons for Publication
TO THE ABOVE NAMED
DEFENDANT, GREETING -
You are hereby required to^
pear in the Justice’s Court f
the Territory of Alaska, Thi;
Division, Kodiak Precinct, wit,
in thirty days after the last pn
lication of this summons, nam^
within thirty days after the H
day of November, 1944, in ca
this summons is published,
within forty days after the da.
of its service upon you, in ca
this summons is served upon
personally, and answer the cat
plaint of the above named pla»
tiff on file in the said court in t]
above-entitled action.
The said plaintiff in said acti<
demands the following relit
judgment against you in the
mount of $660.41, together wi;
interest from the date of filing
action, together w th an attorn*
fee of $100.00, together wii
costs and disbursements, ar
that the indebtedness of $441 C
due you from the LEIF OLSE
be paid over to satisfy the sa.
judgment
And in the event you fail to t
appear and answer, the Plainti
will take judgment against yc
for want thereof, and will appl
to the court for the relief pray*
for in his complaint as hereii
above stated
WITNESS THE HONOI
ABLE CHARLES C. NAUGE
TON, Judge of the said Con.
and the seal of the said Com
hereto affixed this 9th day <
November, 1944.
Mary Gregoroff
Spec. United States Con
missioner and Ex-Offiei
Justice of the Peace
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