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Katherine & Jake La toilette. Managers
OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT TUESDAY
Tony’s
T a v e r n
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LONGEST BAR
IN ALASKA*
Where they Sorve the Best Drill kg in Town
The Place with the Friendly Atmosphere
Hi, Fellas!
See You at the
SHIP’S TAVERN
KIM and BOB
KNUDSEN’S KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Tomorrow is MOTHER’S DAY- Don’t
forget her—she never forgets you
MR ice cream
The Cream of Creams
FLOWERS for MOTHER’S DAY
at kNUDSEN’S
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SLIPPERS :: PARKAS :: FUKS
KODIAK FOUNTAIN
Next to the Lftrijest Store in Town
Director
Shown above is Kenneth
“Ken” Wade, new director of
the Kodiak Community Center,
whose appointment was announc
ed last week by Dr. A. Holmes
Johnson, president of the board.
Mr. Wade, in San Francisco,
is making arrangements now to
come to Kodiak to inaugurate
the first program of the new com
munity project.
Local Boy
Is Graduated
Kings Point, N. Y. (Release
to Mirror)—Cadet-Midshipman
R. Holmes Johnson, son of Dr.
and Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson, of
Kodiak, was graduated from the
United States Merchant Marine
Academy at Kings Point, N. Y.,
on April 12.
Ensign Johnson received his
license as third officer and re
ceived an ensign's commission in
the United States Maritime Ser
vice and the United States Nav
al Reserve (Inactive).
The United States Merchant
Marine Academy is the newest
of the federal government ser
vice schools. As West Point and
Annapolis serve to provide
officers for the Army and Navy,
Kings Point trains officers for
lour merchant marine and naval
reserve.
Ensgn Johnson was appointed
to the cadet corps April 25, 1944
and during training spent six
months at sea, undergoing air
attacks in San Pedro bay and
Takloban on I eyte, P. I., and
visited Eniwetok, Espiritu San
to, Manus, Ulithi and Peleliu.
He has the Pacific Ribbon, and
! served on the Regimenta1 Staff.
He served extra-curricularly in
I t he Academy dance band and
1 orchestra.
Bob wired his parents that he
was leaving Norfolk, Va. for
England, and that he expects
to be home in July.
—
The Western Publishing Com
pany, 815 Dekum Bldg., Port
land, Oregon, announces the re
lease of the first issue of its new
monthly publication, ‘ The Fish
! erman”.
Edited by Earle 0. Whitehead)
the magazine is designed to ap
peal both to sport and commer
cial fishermen of the Pacific
Coast and Alaska, and will con
tain stories, articles and current
news of fishing in these regions.
Wodlinger-Bert’s Drugs
Remember
“Mother’s Day”
Tomorrow
la the drug stores you will find a
wide ehoice of gifts that will long be
cherished and remembered.
We invite your inspection
"Shop the Drug Stores”
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