Eodiak Mirror
“§Kt<ws of (America's Last 'frontier
Published Every Saturday at Kodiak, Alaska by the
KODIAK PUBLISHING COMPANY
William H. Lamme, Editor and Publisher
Lillian E. Lamme, Associate Editor
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Call Volunteers
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at sea.
A short training period is pro
vided and as it is a new group
chance for advancement is good.
Anyone eligible to join the army
may volunteer and anyone inter
ested or desiring further informa
ion may contact Cartain Jacobs,
recruiting officer. Fort Greely.
Kraft’s Store Robbed
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not touch $15.7o in one of the
cash registers. He also left un
molested some diamond rings in
a show case, tak ng only those
rings and watches from the dis
play window.
The theft was discovered a
bout 11:45 by George Slawsom,
bight patrolman, when making
his first round checking .doors
just after. going on shift. The
door in the rear of the men’s de
partment was open, indicating
that the thief left by it. Slaw
som immediately went after Ben
Kraft, owner, but not finding
him at once returned to the store
with Ray Cote, patrolman Ben
Kraft had left the store about 9
p. m.
Deputy U. S Marshal Paul
Herring w is notified, and the in
vestigation disclosed a number
of clues including fingerprints
which will be checked by the
FBI
This matces three robberies for
Kraft’s store in the past 11
months The other two included
an unsuccessful safe-cracking
attempt on December 29 that
remains unsolved and a number
of small losses solved when a for
mer employee was caught in the
store.
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Weekend Guests
Jack Rascher and Nick Gange
were house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. V. Coulton over the week
end in Kodiak.
I
Visits In Town
Charles Gould who is employ,
ed at the base visited friends
and transacted business in Kodi
ak Saturday.
Kodiak Transit Co.
terminals at iMecca Bar and
O. Kraft & Son
MAKE THIS
CHRISTMAS
IN OCTOBER!
To avoid last minute
Mail Congestions
You are cordially invited to come in and see our large Htocl
of lovely gifts now on display.
Musical Powder and Bon Bon Boxes
Snowballs
Walking Dolls
Pandas and Teddy Bears
Figurines
Dresser Sets
Manicuring Sets
AND
MANY MORS ITEM
H. PI1H JEWELERS
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