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Donald R. Clark, son of Mrs.
Bessie Wallin, lias returned to j
Kodiak after discharge from the
Army at Fort I.aw ton, Colo.
Faced with the boat tie-up in
Seattle, he wangled a ride from
the Navy Transport, sei vice and
arrived in one of their planes last
Wednesday
Donald went into the arm> in
Jan. 6,1943, at Seattle and had
been working at the local base
at the time. He saw 20 months’
service overseas with the Army
Corps of Combat Engineers and
took part in the Normandy in
vasion and 4 other major battles.
His outfit won unit citations for
all 5 of the major engagements.
Bremerton (Special)—Nicholas
Spanovic, aviation machinist
mate 2nd class, USN, has been
• TAILORING
• ALTERING
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Edythe
Smith
ACROSS FROM
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Cleaning
Pressing
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GLEANED & REBLOCKED
Alterations
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5
Kodiak Cleaners
Kodiak, Alaska
Mecca Bar
S COCKTAIL LOUNGE
"Kodiak’s finest Cocktail Lounge”
Mecca Liquor Store
in connection
£ Most Complete Line of Liquor
in the Territory
ROY F. SNYDER, prop.
discharged from the service at
the Puget Sound Navy Yard sep
aration center here.
While stationed at Kodiak,
Alaska, Mr. Spanovic married
Alice Christofferson of that city
Santa Ana, Calif. (Special)—
T-Sgt Wiiliam Sargent, son of
Mrs. Fern Sargent, of Kodiak,
was hono ably discharged from
the separation base maintained
here by the Army Air Forces.
T-Sgt. Sargent is a veteran of
35 months of service in the Army
Air Forces.
Brigadier General Arthur E.
Easterbrook, commanding gener
al of SAAAB, declared:
“The fact that a man has serv
ed honorably with the AAF
marks him among the cream of
the crop. We think many of to
morrow’s leaders will spring from
the outstanding young men who
have made up the victorious
Army Air Forces.”
Before entering the service
he was a fisherman.
Art Giegoroff, discharged from
the Army last week in Anchorage,
arrived home here on Sunday’s
Woodley plane and had his wivies
on in just an hour.
He was in the service 3 years
aad 8 days, spending 25 months
m the Aleutians, 5 months in the
States and the remainder in
Alaska.
Kimball De Young, who has
been employed at Christy’s bak
ery while stationed in the service
at Fort Greely, returned from
Anchorage Sunday, a new civil
ian. He plans to remain in
Kodiak.
Mrs. De Young is employed at
Warren Taylor’s office.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noya
are the parents of a girl weight
7 pounds 9 ounces, born at the
GM hospital Monday, Nov. 19,
at 9 am
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6 Numerous Other Things
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Gifts that ARE Different for
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